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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

PRSsnyrEaIAN.--Pastor, Rev. +. v. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning 1o15 O'Clock. Evening
t7. Sunday School after morning service.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

/ MINNESOTA FUR STORE, 1872 THIRD ST.,
ST.. PAuI.-Mr: Moore has. now ready a
splendid assortment Of ladies fine furs, con-
sisting of Hudson Bay sable and mink
full oapes, half .capes, collars. muffs and
cuffs; also gentlemen's caps, muflers,
gloves and sleigh robes. Mr.. NJ. will send
goods ordered by express, with privilege of
returning on paying express charges if not
suited. "
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

Go to E. c. Smiths for boots and
shoes. He has the best of goods, with prices
lower than ever. 5s.s~E
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

You can buy cook stove, tinwared
complete, from Mc1ntire & Castle for
Twenty Dollars. a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

machine broken can be
by calling
We have a large lot
HORSES, u G. S. AND H A R N p b S
They be
on six mont with good security
st. Aug. 3s, 1867 n'A
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

An EXCELLENT WoRK.-A. E. Wiley. the
agent for the volume, 'Woman's Work
in the Civilwar, :" is III town delivering the
copies subscribed for. He has a'nu,nber
additional, and 10 oan recomsnd It as =
book we'll worthy 70 be in every library, I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

4 One dollar and fifty cents buys q good
pair Of ladies' flannel lined Balmorals al 3,
n cm;,h,s al, "a atnrn e. .&>5tt. s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-17

lac p1eceg selecled were chaste, as are
all the pieces performed by these artists,
and the sentiments of pure and elevated
character. Above all other popular amuse-
ments, music should receive the liberal pat
ronage Of every community. Its benign
influences stop not alone with amusement,
but tunes the mind and feelings for high
er, purer and more lasting enjoyment. It
prepares the recipient alike for religious
devotion and for the more refined enjoy.
ments Of social and domestic life. In this
light the Alleghanians re-eminently COM
mand the respect and patronage of the pub
lie"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21

"a DsAipets t1K srs set - 0lI
essbr IN Earssu.s els ME ssiaw malr. 8 sis 4
~ Meenten s,n esrlanishisfes asaiIsIs aBahl1sq
psslshstt Ssnsp mir anss apstf reArfsHpszH
9 PrsssR sPsssfs frsass mao s'aSfsts sssnsbsta G
Taes SsssfScsa .6si9 ns6asf aagaf HJ5sH0ii
3 pa5t NEW EeRK srAReH eIoss CDsspnQs
IS iR 80. ~ TsItsa essesssseNs saa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21
sSit sitbIiass SteifrS dt
s ,,,.,,8 r0lpn & 8tIftnst'4 &. Z
Wiiaa bas ssDI !.
n. n. 400 !Brnoiie ctr. @etp M0rt. si1

y gfs!s17fNsi "11$sSs5sS iFEsssks~ 1890
mir wpuen bic aufmersSamEeit hes 4ubIisams GMj
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esnssn StaJs9 Iss.itn 81 IF
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4ntsR Rtins, ssfassrs sSesH,lsSs arPpidpsr ss t
se9e,itin auf BEN efstts dasssbau@t. ssi$nistsn
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nieren ngssfesf nkS Hakeh kas pCls eslsf4e @sieu,
tasisff9s EaSsiss sa5ksrpseeg. talEaes 9tss. az
ErsE iiberlasealrH Sag iais alLs 7R nssa6 9jpNps.
mstdg lest fabttfft wkrseft sic mesten aaa befl
better aRatsriaIisa aiis a6a,itsiM @esas
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isrIldnns BET 8er6ienite uniersr Pianos. r,T3gt5s
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totbaren 6ebrilea nns eerf<n kas.En, y ses Stast
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lns lsafF Epn Ssssrgs,,n sas sssssleeain RraisEsl
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Gen. % 81 $50 81 .s s:I psSe sa.
IersrR fanpx.f tbsf i9Es Daatsb afti9tett. sGet
S$ns as stsEs f. Ps E.sssI's sss Esas r.
Mertbs az be eMia4e . intsana tiilezy sbeHii as4
roSs o e.. .. eiae I, ns..
ssripbt, tstl aa@sesa ne ssEtes spoasi0fifbaS
Anfssartfe 1es u tbeitets f4attfp Raben, ! sshtag
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21
Nerbiublibfeite,,I.

8e4rds Don 8erhsften, teIde abetS6dtt, ~
fduig anb nnbeso6If fino -. Refine
DeIdbe wirfIich paffirt Hnb in
Der AbfbdkuNg begrifien iino$ 147,272SO
meldbe beri1tet, aber nod
ntCht perbanoelt iino 81, 1856 76
Aniprii5en pegen8erIuften, !
beren iIdb bic Geielf9aft
seissrt; 26,a3O.OO
Siui0eRoen, bic fur fdtttg er=
tldrt, aber nod nicbt ee3abIt
~ Observation-Disclosures. Refine
Gipioenben, entpeeer badr,
Stein, aber nod nicbt fur
fdlig ertIdrt. ........ Refine
allen aaoern 9egen bic Geieas
itbaft anfseasafen anfFriidb 2sO.26a.6i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21

5otalbetra9 pen Serufteu, .aHfpri1en
uhe acknowledgement II. :. $5f5,059 II
Ger srSste 8etrde, peHses ii eiuem etn,eEn,u Cerer
9aiie) Sale per1ert IurSe, mar $4,000 bod lberz
iegsa sis, 5ese, als e'ns qaseraetle asess 5000
95e gefsuf6aft bat teiie dusetnefen ReaeIn iib,r
S Sssr gsrgsssssSstsss IN tTssEs snsy
s s sse s Ss gst sdss9 se
9Efs S ssSaa5sl asr Il Sc pe s Charter.
nosE corpoFGtqns dttes begletst ie6e 6ar4fana.
staSt anS eoant1 5sp gorfi 81 aega =ga
s Si IL p sis, 's s stfs-Sra emit aas
politaH Berii1ernngsgefenf6aft nafbem bieIelbeu
etn3ein eingeiAweren iino, binterIegen unS Ioaer
unS eSer einselne iast fir ji4 ieIbi sak has Obise
Der gerhdltnie befaater Corporation if un6 Sas re
bic cbeH befdris6eren 8eanlteu oerieIben finb.
(sesei9net} gIinfOu ., SiSt,
sIDetter giee. Yrdfibeat.
(seIei4net) 2Bm. y. xBaeswprtb,
aiitft. setrstdr.
nnteri@rieben nas Dor mir bef9wsren, an Siefm
y. IGge oes S5oIiuar, A. D. 1857.
(seIei9nsJ Gewarh De Roa,
psffentIider gotar, reisirenS in Der
4 e @taStHeD BORT.
Gars y. Rpa, Asenten.
Office: Stadfsbdhf boa Seuneffee,
a,jirg sde sssFrg a'ls lgnisr Str.alggiiits
: gtafbUiIIes Ienn.
a RF4sfeaasE .fINt& ~tfZ
$taaf %emMefgee. -
Seil7sa IL SRm 30 mwtr0 tier II ID fFfef,ssSS
~ i d s&a4eeaR gafbpaaes ben 3. Vtbfaur 1867, y
SD, 9. 49,, 6atdeH, GentyoueIr aee $AasanfteS,
befGetitise bierntt, tus be 4'@H
.rs rsafag -asE
.aslssa -. NSefrppOlita "a -sa
EserF9ef6nsssa sstesss III SsF staSt gep
yort, i'm Staate Eew Yert mir Benlsehbe Heweife
odegebrgdt bat bab befaste Geielf6nft nHe'inEe
Stadte Eenneiiss ben ger9ernngseef 9aften aMfs
9elegten BestneuHetn erffint bat nab 10 bsfteine
aHterbem, bab Garp u, Ros, 4eenten befagter Oes
enf4aft, ebenfaus ben Grforbernifi Der Staatsaes
ete, wel9e fur fol9e 5ale gernad3t uno einaeri6tet
fne, geHtet baben = DebhaIb bat beiaete gtetropps
litdn Sertt9eruueeg etehi9dt Befugfttb fir HitfoS
perdntuortli6 ~ fein uno 6as Berfhernngsgeft&ft
In Neiem Stnate in Haihpiue ~ betreibens
O. -. SatcDeff,
feb24 3mtIu Comptroller, Esnn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21
"YreB u, 2imes'I
(taaIl6 une tD6bentlidb).


1T bas easise IspdIe esiatt, iait 9asuabnte BET
s5tapt seft nm 81 peIdes in Ssefbuige 5erauss
aessbsn pftb Bon alien bier erf9eineuSea Sldttert
BAT Is bic sr6ate 6rtaIatiOn AnS 1T e Sas off,ieue
Organ ses Siaates. 9 bds sine sro1e GisEalatiOn
i'm R6rSea omRbI 90 ni.9 IA sl6e1 rhS G.iaSdftss
butte f6nneu fein bsHeses AhseisenF 4aeSium Fnse.
DGs f6sIi@e 8Iatt entbdIt Sic lestem uns pOuftdns
Sigen. tslesrcpbif9en Seri3te uOn pOIitifaen unS
eOmmercieIen unb ausemeinen 4euisteiten. Die
aofaIneuigteIten Der StaOt Mnb umsebnng werSen
sassfibE!s9 bsridtet ans in iseeE sint HiHEmt ass
fes Biattben erfenH6na inter ben bieiigen 4eituns
gen Elm. -.
Die Greisnifie hes tommenhen sabres wereen bon
Sntereiie fem. neberoa 1T 6as 2anb in Gufresuns,
HiiS bRen Rarsem iperSen bic ruidbttaften aebenss
fragen erortert nnb entidieSen uerben Hr piiuibtn
5ooheE eqB sRns SdS fnnaIe Bolt in hem tOmmea6ea
ssdb KaHpfe NIT allen IN ibrsn araften .ftebehSen
itfeIh nnteritisen m5een, ulib unierem 8Iatte in
chem hsinsn 9orfe eber SIe6en i'm Staets 9erbxeis
tHng sR geben Sn 3utanft, soie Oas in Der 8ergans
genbett geibebeu, wrb bas BIatt Der ernftI9e Aers
tbsiSiser Der Sheen uns anierss sesempdr
tteen Gensreiies 3eifi. %~F
nnier SobsysDoas II in jsbsr sinItss uOaifanSis
eaesriatst alals mir tsasitls an s9nsaisteit unS
siseIi4teit MOT aebotsn IDerSeu 4srfohea, weIde
9rndiad5sn aas8efifa BADEN wpuens Rsnn,n is5
aut sztsiIsats Msfbuuia asaebener shftrase III ben,
biliasslt 4reifell psFidiiea. ,,i5E
Man aSrsfie a EAs.s
9Sref aiab Rinaes &c., /.
$50. No. s NORTH GbcrrB Street
Rafbotac EenRetfce.
sid ~ s27iep Il "a HssRGs H&ss.&ea ti5@- HS
81. Is ~ H Y = IS = e 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21

cbisss aan,Ii4 neu sesssrit stsI. felt lanssn
faabren BEN rsiielbeu 4ubIifnm betnnnt unb unulit
0am1 ldMnuans etle- t, ID tiefnih unter Blis
lF9rnHg rseRissr 9feienERneE bsiifsaA ewpioblen.
GkarIea 6snAxidbfsa. as.as
8 inso q s l.ss3 - ss1 Hsslss etesnfbaasss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21

@~ugNWT%WVVtN
Baarbeftane an Der 3an6 un6 IN Der
On Cant "a, 1851
Baarbeitano in 6dnhen ppn Aaenten unb az
- I'm Segrtne Der neberbdn6i3una ....... 100000
SaGtoeitanoaa Y. =. 6eruoa 1881 -. 106 SEQ. 90
rs 3.40erbprc3. Bombs 10,s0O 10
sRsss Comp. SITTER. GoteH $500
7S0er S9asi4eine 90
SentattiennpS Gt,pere permildte 1Sf6erzs gfg
sbatelt ~. = II Il Ill ". s9,72O.63
Antes9en AM Sones nH6 erfte 9ppotbefen S73,9i2.05
u. 9. Si9erbeiten, Staatss -
90 rsas7,ats7 attten, 4aaff Nhe uiDeres lE4
lags : fEB , MffieH NIB 4efsos, subibar = 49,
s,4ggsgasis2 'anf 8erlahaeii s, 6s,7I5.sO
4sSfre psrmsiEsts sstIdss. 81 5,445.sh
Z Dc ana eieiem 8aFsaa aassesebea iiiS 17,s2s.54
Baalg ant Afarine - -. ~, 395, SO
Anfebmbares Hoten as1f YeafinePtdnIer 76 .54
Snterellen tdhtg Hne saaaerpedtent aber asss
mod hit5t saBisdr SIG is
zsssassfs& ;.s=a 81 gtsfaASzssE5
$1,5Q2 7S.9S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21
Mm6enf6nhe.

xotaIbetraa pom eapital uno ueberfsubsi sue, s73g
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21

zssa GGRai6at seer llniaHs. Partet sur gsic
u yist sjza ,atrn6tl als Goautsnettt. -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-21
SrOlDn & Strfias,
8erIeger bon
8D8en 0tafG HarnH Nenff f.
Stif6erp.

mir lenEen aeAtmnasnpH bic MnfmerEIamEett non.
Gberlettern uRh Gng 4HAebFern an anf@f " thbIiles
nent, 100 ole Mrtan Uets Air3enlanE 5fBbfsM nitb
fsieeanebildbsrH ~ ben stnitisen HebtnguneeH
Els I6nse Grfabrnns bes ArE 9ssEina In ml.Iiis,i
Gpnt tiilsnern Elbs GotiliS
tdgsi9uleh beidbigeH TIN, 81 aien Anaelfesnteitin
pen WHfiI snteret, ME auspabI eeeieueter later
titsfpetle @e1nbslile uoA gnfIi 4AieAL TDrff4tiit
tn nInffalif1ep Stubien utb Geoeuitdnbfn auoemeiP
men SMtstsfes Ut Goinponitea, eeittt, aebref nne
stsssi,tsa y z.
pintfli4 unb RAID 0eltefer. Drbers ueu aanSe uerp
ben afIphni6ts niib Nasuabl seflDflsB fnt Gdafsf
Sebrer, Concerto u. 1. -. u. 70.
SEPT porban0tH:
win be true 70 me- r. e. Perkins .oo3o.
The Orphan Wanderer ]. Z. Perkins. ..00.30
The Rose Bush. T.. II. Perkins. .O030
Fairy Of the wildwood. IA. Brown .003O
Memory (for Baritone.l N. A. Brown .00.s0
gtsr ron irsemb etnem Der Dbieen perSen mad
GmpfdnG etnes GeIars Gb0eItefert wernen,
B&B- Nam fenhe fiir EN- GiEtular.
8rcipn es Nerfin8,
rs fR 40 Hroome Gtrafe, Rsp BORT Gt.p.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
R3TEuF TAXATION.
ats PER CENT
RELATIONSHIP Oh nEIRs.
Law l5o2 2l-tAw 1864

4 has oi tafatI0n is the clear valuation ot each
ot personal properly.
legaCes and Dl.trbuttva Shares are eyefnpt from
taxation 10 the following cases;
Il When the whole vsita Bt the personal property
q The succession docs not exc ed one thousand dol
iars
~ Ailparsonai properly passing from husband o.
vie u soryivng spousa
81 BY amendment Of July l3. 1866 the sum oi ona
thou and dollars in the re<pe i've shares OF minor ch
dFeu inefjing from parents vino have died since Al
rtfst ] 1866. Is exempt from zatIcn.
o { ecHou i25 Aci oi 1863
il deyolves upon Admin rafots, Executors Cura-
tors Sc to furni.n tupoa hlaa t5fm No 35) return
in dup eate TO the assistant assessor, and pay the
thereon assessed TO the collector o interua Revenue
p-ior 20 distributing a8y 5neh lesees or dslribntiye
shares and they uae penaity OF one thousand
d lars TO te recovered win costs of sur, ior wql
neglect refusal make such returns or tor furnish
ing false returns
REAL E3TATE.
Taxable oaIy il the SUGGESTIONS Ut .rsona who
have ded since June , ls64. (oeetions l26 10 1856,
Act u 1891
RATE OF Taxes
Lineal issue or ancestor .0ne tQ per cent
Brother sst ror descendant Of ame Two per cent
uuncte or aunt Four AZ per ceut
t;Teat uncle or great aunt or descen-
dAnt OF same I'VE y per cent
ANY OFT relation STRANGER in blood Six 81 ter ceut
Share Of wiaow iahe1i'ing f ON deceased husband
se1empt.
4 ufyivlnG husband nHeFtuB4 from deceased VIE
il considered stranger N bleodtsIx ser cent
he basis et taZailon i tie tar valuation otthe
Iesr srectve shares, bot canhgen in.unbr inces are
NOT allowed NJ BE- deducted. | they h MD aeiward
become rcfua proportauate GmOrnt % the tax Viii
b. refunded fSecuon 80 act Of ls6l
This duty is len upon The real estate tor i've
years
Executors. sc. do not nike the returns Tor the
real e-t4t- OF the succAs>l0n
itis the duy OF the SUCCESSORS themselves or agents
If minors their niorsl fufaish 70 the assistant as
sessor fail turns ION thank form No 81 soon as
placed in posses icn, aud the penal Tor delay oi
oyer ty r30l days, IS increase e ten 10 per cent
upon the original lax.
Ill Attorneys are respectfully remiadrd That II de-
wolves upon Ihem. having undertaken q conduct ali
The busje~s of d succession u instruct Executors,
sc III reaatd ID their duty make EeiHins btor dI--
ributon uf the shares oi per oa3 property and sue
eeSsos to furnish returns oi shares gt Real Estate a.
saon as they shall have become entitled II POSSESSION.
No haynybeeu nnltis from this office does mol ex
er.lpt pars foIh liability 10 3enaity N cases OF neg
le, to m Ike returns.
he proper plaaks, and any further information in
any case 10 be obtained at rng office
GHAs. HOWELL,
ssistant Assessor. 9th Diy'n, I'd District OF La
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
ALE, PORTER, CIDER,
Lobsttr., sardines, Can Meats,
gAssEs da MONT d'OK,

pickles, Preserves, Brandy Fruits,
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New Orleans.

.,,,s,a in tss2-ehar,sf;sis. .s;.i. Ssansmercisi, {
is,pre Of ',.esi,au5cni nnd st1ief"Ft
sgrieaiarai'
Dfpaf, n,'sas has by its o,ra nesits an nor, r,
This College lIa, las = II education, out'ivea all
oasn' 81 b.rsy endowed State eoaesss s l,a., Sl Ca
ias m ,lO''a western States. ltls tue o''ss' '0'-
thssog,T G FofIsgs II he United Statss. ....:u j
arrias o..rgs .rssnt Who gives proper attention to
avsl :,.,;on ,sI Il qqalfss3 before eraauatlaG Y
tbs I'M. u Racks, II matters net "hat tAe
ksep.ant I'M III u ana do tile Correspondence oi
business IVY stn5spts "A cau attend The Cammer-
any pVuas u tbe Literary Or Agnc0,torat
s..o sa AR ar to PenmanShiP. Arithmetic ot nSo1 S
soa, ss.nns or the English, French gPaa.sn, ~,
-. Fl, is.i0 or Greek Languages feteg'a'.. ,'s
@s, gao,osraDby @ Penmanship, Book-keeP'ns' or 'ns
i!p5.. inga.eu u.s,bsmstics. etc, separately.
agTs' H. aavs ample arrangements for 5Rs "'"'a"a
.,,lats during the current Feaf.
p.a.a.s Of Attending fais College
n. rte student saves much time ahI money
s.,Aers M are respecial Professors and Apartments
n. ..cb branch And All things ara taaEat ahu
a4s3tjsei as in business
pvxW.ssBIr IL taught AZ SCIENCES, tahd
j. N imitation hence all can easily learn We
bs,a aus Of the most distinguished penmen AV-
iug as Professor. l. l.,.inoss
man sDd NAV be found as Principals, Book
f,erers aud Clerks, in large portion q TIE
gsnsa and Business Houses of this CITY and over
ne South. They relieve $1,000, $1,000 or 3"Voo
per snpunl. This education Is the best fortune
patqnts cau give their sons
4,h. The DIPLOMA oF THIS COLLEGE II pass
palt oypr The Commercial world.
5h Young gentlemen gho nave entirely neg
l9e,ed thsjr studies, can here be qualified fer bu-
siaess IN short tilna.
9Th. Tais College viii qualify young gentle
uau to open similar Institutions in all Southern
Cities, Mexico, Brazil, etc, Il they come well
recommended as to character.
Tih. Crippled soldiers and sous Of c|ergymea
viii have liberal deduction made
B.-Those who write for ook-keepers or
Teachers should give fall particulars Those who
send yonng students shoald put their money in
The hands of their merchant or the President
Tae Sogtf must now educate practically 0r 5s tor
Ftr III toiiiag passal of the Forh.
Circulars ard Catalogues sent to aa who de-
eifs them.
ard.-students can board with the Pro
iesaors and ether good families at $40 to S35
per mouth.
ReaIth.-For seven years New Orleans has
been as healthy as New York or Philadelphia.
College Office, Roona No. S
RUFUS DOLREAR, Pr sidenr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
Assistant Assessors Office
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

6th DiTisiou-2d District of Louisiana.
The following synopsis Of the Upred STATES IDtar-
~ herence law FfgardiRa suece -sions is publish a
9f ihe information ot attorneys and other Interested
parties
! PER- R3ONAL PROPERTY. Sections Hill Act N
1862, and IA Act IT 1864
!. I he lnitea Staes internal Revenue Laws or IA.
11 aud is6i, impose sFs ial Ak upoa egae.s and
D str buuve Shares OF Personal Properly. money
? The law, # 1867 apple 10 the SUGGESTIONS of
persons who have died snae July / 1852 and preyi-
oGs 70 June , 1854 The Law OF 1891 app'4s to
the suceessions Of persons yag srce June 30 1854
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-10-12
FROYEAEE EEsE 4 KER e,

In fue everything comprising general stock OF
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MIR. MoOulI Och,s Last Letter.

from Ne NuttO3ts
On the 3Oth of April last, forty-three "mer-
chants, manufacturers, and professional men
of Boston" cordially invited Secretary McCul-
loch to meet them at dinner and give them an
opportunity to express their appreciation of
his ability and integrity.
Mr.. McCulloch's answer is dated May ga
severe trial, no doubt, to the patience of the
orty-three-and is, like everything that Mr.
McCulloch writes, full of wisdom. Though
nominally addressed to forty-three private,
though distinguished, ''men of Boston" it is
really an official declaration of the views enter
tanned by the Secretary at that time on the
condition and prospects ofthe national finances
and hence it can scarcely be on account of its
private character or from regard for the feel
ings of the forty three inviters, that the letter
has received so little notice from the public
press. The Indifference, whatever cause it
may arise from, is certainly not warranted.
II is true the letter is long, without containing
any very striking novelty of statement, idea
or expression, but there are a great many
good, old, sound, conservative ideas in it that
cannot be repeated too often, and that in this
progressive age we are too apt to lose sight OF.
To these Mr.. McCulloch clings with steady per-
severance and a faith utterly regardless of
consequences; and in addition to the old-time
wisdom there is sufficient new wisdom, in it to
justify us in giving this last letter of our
Seoretary's hearty welcome.
We, and all public men with us, have to
thank the Secretary for furnishing us with
another striking and warning example of the
danger of writing letters instead of making
speeches. Mr.. McCulloch's off-hand remarks
after Boston dinner with weighty "mer-
| chants, manufacturers, and professional men,
could be made light of by those who disagree
with him, while even his friends and sup
porters would scarce dare appeal to them in
seriousness. But when the Secretary, in the
Treasury at Washington, after three weeks
delay, sets forth his views in writing, his
staunchest opponents are compelled to listen,
while his friends know precisely what to rely
upon. Thus, when he assures the forty-three
that he viii administer the Treasury so as to
merit their confidence, we may laugh at doubt
ing Europe, that values our 'promises to
| pay at 73 cents on the dollar, and
J repose upon our greenbacks as upon gold
and silver bars. When he assures
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women and JurIes,

From The Nation.
1t appears to be a settled principle of jury
made law that offenses against chastity may be
punished with death by the woman's nearest
male relative, or, in default of male relative,
by herself, and that no warning need be given
to the culprit nor explanation asked of him.
Moreover, it is no longer necessary that he be
taken .fagrante delicto in order to warrant his
killing, or that the evidence against him be at
all conclusive. A simple statement of a
woman that man has insulted or seduced her
is now regarded by juries as sufficient to JUS
tify his being slain unawares, with all his
imperfections upon his head. We might ill
a column with illustrations Of what we are
here asserting, in the shape of stories of
cowardly murders perpetrated by women or
friends of women, which juries were asked
in vain to punish.
The last case of this kind is one of whic,
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The Future of the Republican Party.

The Richmond Conference has resulted in
an arrangement which, if followed throughout
the South, will probably avert the division
with which the Republican party in that sec
ton has been threatened. The position as
sumed by the Virginia extremists in favor of
confscation and other penal measures as sup
Elementary to the enacted policy of Congress,
found no favor with the larger and more in
fuential portion Of the party. Under the
leadership of Governor Pierpont and Mr..
Bolts, counter movement was set in motion,