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A youth of % lived in Canaan, N. H.,
III 1855, who thought he couldn't earn
money enough to pay his taxes, but as
the townsfolk did not agree with him
he was lodged in Hayerhill Jail on re-
fusal to meet the assessment. Three
years passed upon him in his durance,
when the town gave in to his superior
obstinacy and let him out. The non
payment of three dollars, cost Canaan
$500 expense, and the young man
three valuable years of life.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17
Disaster to the Sea Bird.

Ihe steamer Sea BIRD, having on
board according to one passenger
about hundred persons, and by an
other thirty, was burned off 'Wau-
kegan, Wis, on the 9th inst The
following is the statement of James
III. Leonard, the third survivor thus
far:
At about 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ing | went upon deck and conversed
with the first mate of the steamer in
regard to the distance to Chicago
learned that it was about twenty
miles; then went to my wife's state
room and soon afterward heard an
alarm of fire; went out to ascertain
the cause, and found the boat on fire
and flames bursting out near the
stern and close 10 the stateroom ]
had just left; | Immediately rushed
to the rescue of my wife, but was
prevented by the flames, which cut off
communication with the stateroom
did not see or hear of my wife after
| left my stateroom when the alarm
was given.
Mr.. Leonard agreed with the state
ment Of Mr.. Chamberlain as to the
general description of the catastrophe,
but thinks there were not more than
thirty passengers on board A large
number got off at Acknowledgement
larger, he thinks, than the number
that embarked at this port. Finding
it too hot to stay on board, and real
izing the fact that her destruction
was inevitable, he sprang into the
water and being vigorous swimmer
soon got hold of a board, and soon
afterward climbed on piece of the
paddle box floating near; he chung to
this and drifted with the waves to the
southwest landing, three miles north
of Evanston, between 7 and s O'Clock
last night, after having been upon the
fragment of the wreck twelve hours,
drenched to the skin, his clothing
frozen and himself more dead than
alive after his perilous ride of not far
from fifteen miles. Mr.. Leonard saw
! twenty passengers jump into the wa
ter; some swan around for som'
time and others seemed to sink al
most Immediately. He saw no wOmel
Jump overheard and did not see an,
women in the water. He believe'
that there were about ten women o.
board, all of whom must have perish
ed in the flames.
An attempt was made to launch tn
steamers boats, but the rapidity wit
which the flames spread rendered
| impossible. The sea was not yer
high, and the boats could have easil
weathered it if they could have bee
launched. From the best evidenc
which Capt. Goodrich, Of the Sc
Bird, has been able to obtain, no e
forts were made to stop the engin
until circumstances prevented ii
further motion. The result was, thu
the helm having been put aport, th
boat began to describe a circle o
nearly a mile in diameter. The b
lief of those who ought to know i
that had the progress Of the steamt
been stopped at the first alarm, tt
boats might have been gotten out an
all on board saved.
The Steamboat Inspector for tn
district has decided to issue an ordt
to the engineers of all steamers c
the lake, and their assistants, to ste
their engines on the instant when
fire alarm is given, without waitir
i for orders from their superior officer
: and not to start again without an 0
der delivered personally by the chic
officer.
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Orleans Independent Standard
Barton, Friday, April IL, 1868.
Impeachment.

The details of the impeachment
trial are terribly lengthy, and we may
add, terribly dry to US. Notwith-
standing we are happy to say that
rapid progress has been made during
the past week, and we shall conf
IDENTIFY look for the close of the trial
before the first of May at the furthest.
"Perley," the Washington correspond
ent Of the Boston Journal, thinks the
testimony will all be in by Wednes-
day or Thursday Of this week, and
then all that will remain of the trial
will be two or three pleas, the verdict
of the Senate and the sentence of the
Chief Justice. We think the testimony
ELECTS nothing but what is clearly
known to the people of the country,
as the papers kept them posted at the
time Of their occurrence. Mr.. John
son will be convicted for violation of
the Civil Tenure of Office Bill, in re-
moving Mr.. Stanton, though there are
many other misdemeanors that would
lose him his Office if they were press
ed home upon him, but the removal Of
Stanton was the last straw that broke
the camel's back and gave his ene-
mics in and out Of Congress the long
coveted occasion to pounce upon
him.
We have since 1860 been making
history at a rapid rate, but at no
period have we made it faster than
we are making it now. The trial of
the President will live as one of the
prominent points Of our national his
tory. Ho10 it will live and houO it
will be looked upon the present gen.
Grafton are totally incapable of judg-
ing. Time judges men, nations and
parties fairly-reducing them to their
proper level or raising them to their
true standard. But we fear that the
impartial historian will be compelled
to record too much Of what is purely
partizan in this trial. Fear it-nay,
we kn0a0 it. The trial has developed
depth Of malice On the one part and
a sinister desire to make the Presi-
dent political lever that would as
tonish any one but an American
Andrew Johnson IS deserving of i'm
peachment his n1vh uluroot s,UlIoo for
the halter, but we frmy believe there is
more of politics than of patriotism in
the trial of the great culprit. This trial
suggests to our mind curious parallel
During the four years of the rebellion
Andrew Johnson stood up for the
Union most manfully; he fought the
traitors bravely, boldly, vigorously land
suffered everything but death at their
hands. Jefferson Davis was the head
of the rebellion; he kept it alive
months after hope had expired in the
hearts Of his generals. Our govern
ment refuses to try him for his gian
crimes and the most prominent maj
in the republican party balls him ou
of prison, which the whole country
now stands still to see the trial of
the once loyal man. Strange arc thu
changes that are wrought by time
How immutable are the DEGREES OF
Providence
"Snange what difference there should be,
'Twixt tweedle dunn and tweedle dee"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

The GEORGIA ELECTION-ATLANTA,
Ca, April 13.-An important order
was promulgated yesterday by Maj.
Gen. Meade relative to the approach
ing election in this State. The Gen
eral says: First, that as numerous
designations of Sheriffs in Georgia are
rendered on the eve of OH impoI tant
election when there is no time to
make new appointments, such resigna-
tions will not be accepted. Sheriffs
who have been so long in Office at the
suferance of the Commanding Gen.
eral will not be permitted to resign
until after the election, and the faith
full performance of their duties will
be required under pain of trial by
Military Commission.
AS many electors are necessarily
dependent upon another class for EN-.
ployment to earn their daily bread fol-
their families, and as numerous com
plants have been made that such la
borers are so inundated from voting
by fear of the loss of employment
the employers are forbidden to con
troll the voting Of laborers by threats
of discharge or by other oppressive
means, and they are told that any of
fence of this kind is punishable OF
conviction before a Military Commits
sion. Third, it is the duty and thu
desire of the commanding General t,
secure to voters an opportunity tt
vote freely and without restraint, fea
or influence of fraud. Therefore, al
good citizens are called upon to CO
operate in efforts to have the election
conducted fairly, as required by law.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

GALVESTON, Texas, April 1O-A
shooting affray occurred on Sunday,
in Hampstead, growing out of the
murder of Mr.. Saunders on the Friday
previous. Three whites were killed
and two severely wounded. Two
blacks were wounded, one while IN
the act of going for physician.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

To prevent buggy peas the Cana
dian farmers SOW as late as will just
allow time for their maturity.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

When will the alphabet be one let
ter short? When q and l are one.
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Local News.

The Kinney Brothers Of Lowell,
are doing a thriving business in the
Sash, Door and Blind business-em-
ploying six hands.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-04-17

"Strange what difference there should be,
'Twixt tweedle dunn and tweedle dee.'
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WV PAo'O0; ~ AAA'J W PANOSi'SO POA-
fectly sweet for upward of half a
year. The reason is said to be that
heat deprives the sugar of its power
of changing into Tactic acid.
Too Much MARRIED William
Bailaw, who was member of Co., |,
9th regiment, has been too much mar
ried, and in consequence has got into
trouble. He has a wife in Canada,
two wives in Marshfeld-one divor.
ced-one in New York, one some
where in the South, and last January
married another in Newbury. After
ward he moved to Oxford, N. H., with
his wife, whom he married under the
assumed name of Russell, and there
was arrested for bigamy. He denied
his identity as Bailaw, and when con-
fronted by his Plainfeld wife denied
all knowledge of her. But her evil
dence with that of E. S. Pitkin. ESQ.,,
who married her to him, and the tes-
timony of others, was too much for
him. He was convicted, and now can
ruminate on the evil of being too much
married.-St. Albans Messenger.
Found at last, remedy that no,
only relieves, but cures that enemy
of mankind, Consumption, as well as
the numerous satellites which revolve
arounh it in the shape of Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Infu
enza, &c. The remedy we allude te
is DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry, prepared by Seth w. Fowle 4
Son, Boston. -
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
State of EGEsis5aMa.
PARISH COURT
Parish Of st. James.
Marie Lubm ur.
VS.. No. 81
Mar,el Peyre', mar.

In the matter of Mrs. Marie Lsba,, wife
of Mar,el Peyret, or her said husband from
whom she prays TO be divorced, her said hus-
baud and defendant having been duly cited
and served with citation, and after the exp'ra
ton Of the legal delay, having failed to ap.
pear and answer, Judgment by default was
duly taken and entered and is hereby con
firmed, and said case having heen regularly
called and taken up and tiled, and Plaintiff
having proved TO the satisfaction of the Court,
that on the 18th day Of November, 1857, she
otbtsiiusda J5.,AAgfaen. of separation from bed and
board on the ground of i'll treatment, that
since the dale and service Of said Judgment,
more than a year has elapsed without any
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Joachim Esoraac stcre

HrcR I'm sranJ assortment de
MarcHaA,I;3cs Il bon marchG.
MnusSeiiue lame dc 20 i csc.
P0peliac he 50 A i5c.
lnd.ennes, ban ietUt, IL, - e, 90 cents 10
yalae. =.-@Mz.= n=z
Cafa, premiere qnalilt, il % cents la 1--we.
Cotton ectn, ro,nn b aac, lie II L 25c.
Assortment, ~c"inptet de cAaa.>ufrs
FL mile antscs attie,es 4 lie, bon matthi.
trop longs Il %tnunefer. dc 90
13Du i,onve a%raIrmeur an rnagasiu ia NJ.
Joachim koA!E DIES HEDIC.i HEATS.
ItAl. toMa, pour "a tactic lie, Hab.,en,s,
'ran&aortefa a lotnirlie IA grim. fe pore =, Ia
p'dHde qA"m YOU'D Il birn .ni aeh-t.r 20jn.
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STATE CT G.os..ss;s:a;a
&
PARISH OF sr, JAMES.

Succession Of The 7atc Thlogdac Bourgeois.
BY virtue Of an ord5r Of safe dated ltth
December, 1863, to me directed Ivy the Hon.
nrable The Parish Court cf the Parish of St.
James, | will offer at public sale and ~auciion,
on the premises, IN
THURSDAY, tie Cit day Of January, 1869,
ct II o'ciock a. NJ,
the hereinafter described trac; Of land. to wit:
lo-A certain lot of groun i, situated in the
Parish Of 81. James, on the let hand; Of the
Mississippi river, a, about siAiy-seven miles
above New Orleans, measuring one arpen.
and one sixth front on the river by forty
arpenis in depth more or less, bounded
above by the property Of Emile l.e!niIe,
and below by that Of l.nphemon Leblanc,
now belonging to Cesar roria.
oo.-One undivided ihirl Of a sugar honsc on
the said property, several buildings, one
horse, one mule, one su'kr, one enn, AID
sunltv movable articles.
1'ERMS-CAsH on the spot in legal
currency.
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James. December 10Th, 1868,
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\. y. 1863. and i, shall lie The dn,y Of the

\. D.. 1863, and i, shall I've The ,ln,y Of the
Of registration in every parish in
this State TO make ont AMI furnish certified
copies of the registered voters in each election
prrrinct ard polling place Of each parish. to
tho commissioners Of election in Gael, precinct
or polling place. 'n BE- used NJ the election "
elections to be held in November. q. D, 1861,
il any snch are ordered hold, and Mt any sub
segment election until otherwise provided Tor,
and fiinrr Of tho supervisors to finnish such
COPIES of registered voters, shall snh'cc' each
Of such Delinquent supervisors 10 a fine 81 "ot
less Than one hundred OF more than i've
nnnlrci dollars. TO b" recovered for the use
Of the parish in which Tho fniilute 10 perform
the lntv occurred. To be sued for in Tho nam.
Of liz parish; and il s1'li be the dn'y of the
District AHornv pro 'rasaors Of such parish I"
institute any such sni, Whenever AIRY snch
Delinquency shall hs bron2,t to his knowledge
BY any member OF the roi"c jury OF commits.
eioncrs of the election, wlo ought 10 i,arc
been furnished with he copies AZ I5csa,i, or is
known 10 himself. or that he has reasonable
cause 10 believe fiom utacr cvi icace 10 To
true.
~,
'"'' ~ ~ . '"E"!' s"l.'s"' 'I
the supervisors Of registration in each par,sh
in ,Fis State shall divide Tie same into %
many precincts, no, 10 excrad 'he number
nov established W law, as 10 them may seem
advisable. ana direct what upmbNr "f polls "r
.a.,n- ,l,.,. .h,,, IL. ,s,aL,I,beI i, c,ch
pceeiaa,, anil ID Gx Tho places Of holding
thereof, aud to appoin, commissioners for each
poll or voting precinct.
src = r, f,,y,sr en7~,eA. e,c. Th,.
the Governor or Nh State SHAT. previous,
,uy ,cre,,i c,a.ti,n. ,,,oia, il each parish
oc liz s,,te nnc Supervisors of registration, 10
,. .r.rt l,l,.r ,,,
h,.ls " ,onf,r,,;o, ,.,,yc,,a IA big, bv H.,
n., .,.4-. af ,a..,.,,t.a a.i bo sh,l,
,L, oud y,,,,.. s,, ,ha,n ,lc
,,,,.s NJ IN, ,,.o,s rh, A,y, died q, left, the
.; ,a.au,, ,..Iu,sto n- ,,y laval
.,, ,,..,, ,la ,.n, sc an
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State of Louisiana. H.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
Succession 81 Samuel Schmidt.

On THURSDAY, The % Il JANUARY.
1869, al II o'ciork A II hy vlrlne of an
order If sale 10 the directed by the above
Honorable Court, | will offer NJ public sale
an n@nc,ion, on the premises, the following
properly belonging 10 The E>tale of the late
Samuel Schmidt, 70 wit:
A cert,in tract Of LAND, containing atou,
siN'y.iwn acres OF land, situated on The
iighi aauk of the Mississippi liver, Va
cherie Settlement", about six miles iron
the river, in the Parish of st. James
Iannded above ly the properly of MIR
Gustave ku,hte. aud below ly III +. ''-nr.
pose L; jowrf linz Of tic rali>l Of SAINT,
James, with al, The baildineS and i'm
p~rovemen,s thereon ard ihereunto he
lou.Ing.
Terms: Cash in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff,
Parish Of St. James, December goth, 1898
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bourgeois 4 Bros. Jos. Cambre Jos and Go.
Beauvais H.. Desla,tes Antoine
Bourgeois & 3 .os. Ed. pnrand Pierre y
Decareau & b o.. Z. Moll JOIN G..
Ledoux iuig. nee Mathefne Eu&eie
Martin Michel Michel Euse.e
perique Francois Roussel Vllery
Poche Aiolph Bringier l.. \ & Co.
l.onsset Octave Q,inshaeher L.
SchexnaidTe Ell. Malone James
s'ckeSnaidre Il Bros. A. Schomher. Marx
Sna'es i'rnihers Roussel Est. Of Ovid, Nj
H.auvais Judge R. [,hel har,in AInr.
ueiard Mis-. T.. Tiihsrse Henry Z.
Collins Alex. Wilkinson W. q.
The above list extends from October 1866 to My
1857 inclusive. Parties holding receipts OF t.rmef
Deputy Collectors would DO wi! in brinsin. them
on the LIFT Bank Of the River at d ,InarG's Store
De wern he 3td and 10Th cf January next and on tie
Right Bank at J. Bil'oa's Store between the lin
and 10Th Of January next.
Il. STEWART DENNEE,
Dc.1o 1t. Deputy Collector.
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E'eli.c Keynaud
Notaire Public ct Agent General

DONALDSONVILLE, Paroisse Ascension. Inc.
A Gtahli 4 Donald>oayille un Bnfean de No,ai,-
Public e, ~ gence Gtnirale pour i'actat ct Ia vents
DIS troFrti6.
lid nnrri unp attention tonte particalafe / l',chnt
e, a la veuie dhabistions sucr6r.s ., aatt.s ,.rr..
dams cst.e raroisse ct dan, lie. paroisses yo.slnss,
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reconciliation ever fixing place between said
parties and spnn.es, and without SAID husband
ever returning IN the c~enlugal %hornici', which
he had long since deserted and without ever
relnrni,,g IL his sail wife whom he had lone
ago and altogether and constantly Abandoned /;
HE law and evidence being in favor of
Plaintiff: she is hereby aud accordingly and
inr ever divorced frn,n her said husband anl
the bonds of malrimnnv heretofore existing
between said cnnSoris are hereby now and for
ever dissolved AMI final Judgment of divorce
is hereby rendered in favor of Plaintiff AMI
against defendant, decrering tho utter and
irreyorah's hi-soln,io, of The bonds of ma
%tlinony between said palties aud Delsn'an,
is hereby condemned TO pay the costs Of
suit.
Thus done, rendered, leIiyeted and signed
in open ConG; at The pAsi<i, Of ST. james, this
l9th day of December, 1858.
(sisncAD N. UNDERWOOD,
Parish judy c.
~ II Gti'h whereof witness my hand
LIS. and ,he seal Of said Court. 81, AMI
7 ~~- }~ntIiyrd at the pHih Of St, James.
This 2lsl December, A. D. 1868.
N. S, LANDRY,
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Stats CT L,oui1;aAa.
PARISH COURT.
Parish c. faint James.

.s"ccess'o"s Of The late I'cqrcs Impacnicy
aad Murie .'ialeIrine Ctiima Dee .ia, h
aecc3sc! sritc. -.
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Rolls with the names Of the following persons have
been placed in my hands for collection.
Ii paid to me on OF before the l5th day Of January
next, ali further penalties and costs can be avo del.
Abadie Dominique Levina Ferdinand
Amade Leon L,port Lplis
Bourgeois Il Co. T. Mrs. Lodo Joseph
Bourgeois u Co. L. Loup IeesPaore
Bourgeois Jacques Louqne I~t,eopnile
Braud Noel (coD Loqne 4 G..
Bell S B Loque JULES
Brignac Henry Tongue x 20. jules
Banvais R. Judge Nslancoa P r..
Buddy e.. w. Martin Michel
Brack William O,brs Joseph
Clouatre JOS. Poche Adolphe
Chauchon Louis Part Louis
Desia,tes Mrs. Antoine Remondet Cianle
Deslattes A & Co Roussell Louis
Desla.tes Floriaa Roman Eenry
Dsslattes A Eousseil Maxmil!ian
Dudu Charles Roussell Octave
Decarreau Il Co Z lioussell Fa'ery
Darner J RousseIl Ch4r'es
Domio Antoine Refine Lovinski
Ferry Deciaif ST. Pierre Flares.
Fortier Septi.ne St. Pierre Nuna
Fortier & Bro. st. Pierre Tneodl'e
Falgoust Lewis Scaexnaider Jos. Mrs.
Ferchaaa ]. B. Schtxaaider Ed.
Gaudet Theolule SclexaaideT Lorisa
Gaudet Andre NJ ScheAnailrr Join
Gray Charles Sole Bernard
Gondran & Co Steel A.
Henry Jno. tcoll Shepperd c. NJ.
Henry J Tureaud Zen
Hymel Florestin Thibahlt Valentine
Lebauve d Tfndeau Louis
Leblanc Auguste Ihibetge Eeary Z.
Livran Cl,eIi Nebre Il Co. J.
This above list is from January 1867 10 Angus
1865 inclusive.
DesIa,te Noise Francois Ben alias Feriqre
Bourgeois Thomas & Co. Golden "A. C.
Bourgeois Joseph Tongue ~ Co. julie
Bertaut A. P. Mermiiiiod Chas.
Desiatte Noise Schexnailre Efienne
Decareau Il Bios. E. Matherne Engine
Domio Antoine Michel Eugene
Edwards Jules Martin Miehrl
Locoul Mrs. Il. Pochd AdospA
Scheynaider Ed. ReuIet Bertrand
Webre Edwd. St. Pierre Theoduls
Can,ril!e J. II. Srin,i'le John
Chopin a. v. Shares Brothers
Earl Eber Thibaut Valentine
Gaudet A. M. Poche Felix p.
Vitavasso Joseph Piaisance Prosper
Walker J. E. Porehe El.hege
Cl.neay B.. B.. Levy Raphael
Keenze Ernest La Blank Bianenee
Robelo. Ii. w. Moore Geo.
Roman L. s. Sa'oSon Nathan
Roman ]. S. Bonrg Dominique
Braud Sylyanie Livrain Cheri
Beyze Paul Martin Michael
Desla,te Antoine Fazende Oscar
Deslat,e Floriaa kudder Jos. s.
Decareau Sc Bros, Z. Minvielle Joha
Eenoif anu DaTTTars-
Louqne L. Co. julie Jtod.ignes Jos.
Louque Theophiie Durand Pierre
Leichleider John Frederick & Aubert
Matherpe Eugene Habbell james
Michel Eugene Perriilion & Pcot
P-rique Francois Part E.
Poirrier Lauzin Es,erb,ook r.
Roussel Max Gaudh Eugene
Remondet Claude LeRnurris Ives
Scheymailder & Bros. A. Narcisse Joseph
Thibeaud Valentine Theriot W. Joseph
Roman Alfred Delamare A..
Tam5uury A. bourgeois J.J.
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Fly vir'ne of an order of sale d''ed lirh
December, 1868, to me directed by the Hon.
ora!'c the Parish Conf Of The Parish of St.
James, will Offer at public sale and auction,
on the premises, on a
vrn.,sn.v u. ,,l
1869. At II ~o,ctork NJ.
H.. n
:. ,,vn MAN
,,a,au !, a.. p,,; ], ,.ms i.
, ~.
at about ~six'y.e;.ll miles from New o..
leans, mea>u!ing Two arpent. more or less
front o. tie river by eist.y a'ponts III
o'p'.'' c'0s'"s IN 'ns ''aF' '2n'"f' o'l'~
ny me piop'i'y o. ~. ufs'A 't''osN'' ana
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State Of EONi>i.Mc.
PARISH COURT
PARISH or SAINT JAMES.
Suceessi" Of Tie late George Moore.

Malice is hereby given 10 the Creditor. 81
the Succession Of he late George Mnorr, AND
Of >aii Creditor, will take place at rhe touri
House Of tic patish Of 81. James. on Wejnss
day, Tic 27th day Of January. 1863. before
Dn4ns. Recorder of sad rari>h, tor the
purpose Of celebrating on the most aiya'
manner Of selling the property belong
inn To HE aforesaid Succession.
l Et-e--le4 Of sail Court.
~ N. S. LANDRY, Clerl.
Parish of St James. Goth December. 1865
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No So |
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTION
Appointing Il joint committee 10 investigate
the actions Of The First and Second Drain
age Commissioners.
Reso1tcd, by the Senate and House Of Re-
personalities of the State Of Louisiana IN
General Assembly convened, Tina, the presi
dent Of the Senate appoin, two Senators, and
tie Speaker Of The House appoint ihree Re
representatives.. 10 finn Il julpt committee of the
General Assembly 10 investigate The actions
of the Board of Drainage Commissioners Of
the First and Second Drainage Districts, and
ascertain what disposition they have made of
the finds received by them for taxes since
the year one thousand eieh, hundred and sixty.
one TO date.
Adapted in General Assembly in the city Of
New Orleans, This the ,wenly-eish, day of
August, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eight.
(signed) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
tsigned) OSCAR J DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved September 4, 1868.
(Signed) II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Gro. L. BoyEE,
Secretary Of State.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-12-26
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Tobacco and Cigar manufacturers are here.
hy notified under Act of Congress, July goth,
1868, that they viii procure stamps from the
Deputy Collector for all Tobacco and Cigars
ON baud ana manufactured after the lst day
If J%auuaiy, 1863,
r. STEWART nENNEE,
Deputy Collector.
Ofiac at Damars's store, from u to sr NJ.
De -. 81.