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mo. l36l

AN ACT TO PURCHASE FIVE HUNDRED COPIES OF
The CIVIL CODE AND CODE OF PRACTICES OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA. EDITED BY JAMES o.
FUQUA, AND ONE HUNDRED COPIES OF HEsSEs's
DIGEST.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by The Senate and
House of Representatives Of tie State Of Lotisi
ana, in General Assembly conuened. That upon
delivery to the secretary OF state OF i've hundred
copies each of the Civil Code and Code Of Prsc
tee Of the State Of Louisiana, edited by James o.
Bloomfield and Trow, their heirs, assigns or exec
utors, Eve dollars per copy for the Code Of Prac-
tice and elk dollars and twenty-five cents per copy
for the Civil Code out Of any money In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated. and the certificate Of
the secretary Of state that said books have been
delivered to him shall be sufficient warrant to the
treasurer for making said payment.
SEC. 2. Be hJurfRer enacted, etc., That the State
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no. l37.l
AN ACT TO REPEAL AN ACT ENTITLED " AN ACT AU-
TH0RIZISG THE ISSUE OF TWO HUNDRED THoUs-
AND DOLLARS OF VARIANTS BY TIE AUDITOR ON
THE TREASURER OF THE STATE, TO PR0yIDs BY
TIE SALE THEREOF FUNDS TO MEET THE CURRENT
EXPENSES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY," r
SECTION I. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State Of Louisi
ana in General Assembly conrened. That an
act entitled /" an act authorizing the issue Of two
hundred thousand dollars of warrants By the audi
tor on the treasurer Of the State, 10 provide BY
the sale thereof funds to meet the current ex-
peuses of the General Assembly, approved Sep
TENDER fifteen, eighteen hundred and sixty- eight,
be and the same Ia hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. Be further enacted, etc.. That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) -,-- OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
(Signed) at II. G. WARMorH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
GEO. e. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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mo. 1871 ar
AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF MRS. YOUNG BURKE.
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State Of Loulsi
ana in General Assembly, conuened. That the
sum of twelve hundred and twenty-three dollars
(4l223) be appropriated cut Of the general school
funu fur mo purpUse of paying che said Nee.
Young Burke, and to be charged to that portion
Of the fund set spart to the parish of st. John
Baptist. Louisiana.
SIC. 2. BE ut,uther enacted, etc., That this act
shall go into effect f. ON and after the date of Its
passage.
(Siened) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Senate.
Approved September 80, 1868.
(SiRned) 49,. II. G. WARMoTH.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy: .--- =. 49,.
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary of State.
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QUENA vIDTA ENaLIoR
CT SSICAL sc b DOL.

Having returned sr absence Of tnrss pears 70 NJ
former hons immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tsnn
will open MONDAY, the 10th Of September next, In
gish and Classical School, for the education OF Boys
Thelocaty Of this institution delightful combining IL
advantages Of and country The grounds ample
andw baagan identified and adorned with
and shrubbe The building large and well ventilated
admirably adapted for School pupoe The house bees
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and Il being
repansd rspapered receanssd and repuddsd that
locality In the whole country viii be more hsathful
The discipline Of the School Win be mid and parental bu
and decided and every effort wiz be made to develop tbs
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil fha
Principal Of the School prepared 70 board ten rvsivs
Terms Tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition m Primary Department. ................e0
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic.
Board per month. including fuel and nghts...... %
washing Of laundrsss' pricsa
JAMES McNUTT. Principal
References from fsnnesses-Col yno. Mc0svock, Gen. H.
r. De6raHsnrsd Col ON Perkins. h II. Bradley, Esa,
Col ". q McLsmore, J. B. McEwsn, Ksq, Col John L
House. Rev. A n Cunningham, q. D., Rev. Francis h
Davis, Dr. John g. PARK, John Carter, ESQ., \ n Ewing
ESQ., Judge q. q Perkins. J. ". Nssly Robt r. Nos
ames Allison
Rsfssncss from virginis-Hon- Andrew 3. Pulen, d.
v. sandsrs Gen VIM Terry, @. q A, Randall hcGavock
ksq-, ssnl h Crockett. ESQ.,, Thsmas Wood ESQ, Rev.
f.Lsey >. O. Graham, Q. Q. Tsss. Stephen Mc0svock.
James n. wherry wyths county; Gen james A Walkn,
Dr. Edwin 3 WATSON, J. B. Alexander, Esq, Rev. Danl
Eying. JsDss H. Cioyd Esd. Pulaski county
NOTICE................... .................hOTHS
The firm Of LOGAN CLAIBORNE having this day been
dissolved mutual CONSENT George VIM Logan
the liabilities the frm and win hsncsforth continue the
business in his own and for his account
~ GEO wM. LOGAN, JH
July a. 1863 VIC. @. CLAIBORNE, in.
Inviting attention ire above snnouncsment, would
respectfully solicit of my friends continuance Of their
patronage. GEO. VIZ LOGAN. JR,
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant.
No. "a Union street,
New Orleans. La
A G. PIERPONT - co.
A @. PIERPoNr, J. MoUoID, CHRIS MEHLE.
Wholesale 0rocers
DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE.
Is New Levee and Is Fulton street. New Orleans.
ERAHKLlH
TYPE, sTEREorYPE. AND ELEOTRoTyPE FoUHDzI
lee vine street, betweea Fourth aad Flfth
4 ALLISON. eupsrinssndnt Cincinnati
Msasfscssrss o. and Dsaisrsh
BOOK AHp NEWS fIFE AID PRINTING nAfKRIALs
or svuu SsscrrTIoH
Dterestypang saa EleetrstyDans
I, al their various braachss-Beoks MsMs Psasas nea
Lsssls M Dsrsssisaa ysss. We'd OusA IA IA
fls--. . -. cav ..la. III u. ..Ir
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rl.l mo. 1888
AN ACT TO REPEAL ACT NO. SO, APPROVED THrR-
gKksTH NARoH, 1867. KSTITLEB " AN ACT CHEAT
ING A SPECIAL LEvEE DISTRICT IN THE PARISH
OF IBERvILLE."
SECTION 1. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of Louisi-
ana in General Assembly conUened, That the act
No. So. entitled an act creating q special levee
district in the parish Of Iberville be and the same
is hereby repealed. a --t .tr.s--
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted. etc.. That the
lands embraced within said special levee district,
ere hereby returned to the jurisdiction Of the
police Jury of the parish of Iberville before the
passage Of the act hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. Be IL further enacted, ETC., That this
act shall have full force aud effect from and after
its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved September 80, 1868.
(Signe6) H. @. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEB,
Secretary Of State. r
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.

-s.al a.a.'l11 mo. 125.] r1rl
AN ACT TO INCORPORATE AND ESTABLISH THE NEW
ir.s.rs-.l ORLEANS NEWS ASSOCIATION. - =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08

At serenade given to General slckIes
when at Concord, some days ago, he closed
his speech as follows
On the 10th day of March New Hamp-
shire will speak to the country as am now
speaking to you, and grand will be the
a9aes Of that utteraHee, for it will reach the
cars Of listening millions. Shall it be said
you have chosen from among you one "a
rule who cast his lot with our enemies
those who for four long years looked on
and gave "a no helping hand, no word u
cheer while our armed enemies tried ia de-
esEoy the lair temple Of our national uuitv
and prosperity [Cries of nol no u
will you surrender 70 men vho
exulted IN your defeats and moprneS
over your vietories9 TCries Of :. Never ~, ~
New Hampshire has been true to our cause
Tor seven years. Gomrades, you Know
yeEl duty, and It will be the srst time X
l11 Boys in blue Of the cid Granite sIate
fall 20 perform it ICheera, and Applause i
Your standard bearer IS worthy 81 az
cause you offered your lives to save His
election is the forerunner Of another arr
grander triamph ID which every soldiet
viii share new honors.
Remember that a vote for Hartman is 4
Fola fos Grant
Ths burst Of enthusiastic applause shai
gfeesa tbe closing sentiment Of the mani,
epsssa svineaa the spirit Of gthis soldiers
end gave shs talt index Of their unchanget
loyalty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
W. H. COOLEY,
J. G. TALIAFERRO,
w. Z. CRANE
2. B. S. PINCHBACK.

- - - = f-@aS -
Mr.. schwab moved to amend by adding
at the end of the article:
And all unsettled judgments rendered
shall be opened by the courts for inquiry,
without reference TO the time rendered,
whether the consideration thereof were
confederate money, such Judgment shall be
null and void.
Laid on the table.
Articles 1873 and l29 were adopted, as
follows:
ART. 1913. It shall be the duty Of the gen
eral assembly to make it obligatory upon
each parish to support all paupers residing
within its limits.
ART. 129. All agreements, the consider
atien of which was confederate money,
notes, or bonds, are null and void, and
shall not be inforeed by the courts Of this
state.
The following amendment to article 100
was adopted;
Article l30-To strike cut, 6rat line, the
words " still unexecuted.n
r. NAPLES,
r. b. S. PINCHBACK,
J. G.. TALIAFERRO.
Article $50, as amended, was adopted, as
follows:
ART. 1870 Contracts for the sale Of per
sons are null and void, and shall not be
enforced by the courts Of this state.
Mr.Belden meyed to adopt the follow
ing as an additional article Of the cOnstitu-
tisn
The Legislature shall pass q general
homestead exemption law provided, the
property exempted from seizure aAd sale
shall not exceed in value the SUM Of two
thousand dollars.
MF. Crane moved TO amend By strikiag
out 1.-TWO thousand and Inserting soae
hundred and twenty thousand
The amendment was rejected.
The molten Of Mr. Belden was laid On
tbs table.
Article 1874 was adopted az follows:
Asr 1871 The state Of Louisiana shall
neEeg assame nor pay any debt Or ebliga-
tioA contracted Or Incurred Ia aid Of the
rssellioH; nor shall this state ever ID any
manner claim from she United States, or
make any allowance or compensation for
slaves einaneipated or liberafed il any way
| whatever.
III Meadows moyed 70 adopt tao foiIe#-
Ing a. al additional article 81 lae cansiisa-
aoas
Arr s All contracts mAda and catered
! mo unGeg she prstenaea apthorisy Of ans
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-ae lAfeAennless q he chief magistrate
81 such 3 natIon IS ttn csssafaIe gsaTls I
grave epoch IN our ha.o4e. II lsemr -
meFe 0f tbose severe ttz ~ r1i.irE n, &
ettnlsiiy o. republican goFssa''aI.t s beis 8
Tiled. But shaTe Is no iaat "a i'. ,rerIs
Congress and lhe people to7a6 Io,,@
and patiently vita lie nsa sss - 80 q
iguorzntly clothed Nilh noD0r. us ~
trlaed with all warnings. ia "a $780,
Nere qnd Mefs siiHnecaa unds9 IN -
.l1z2 BE has de14d 81 ee4ss....''...''.
Ana. lass be has passed inc bsass1se
Ane beyond which iDrbsaahot i.s4lf
coHes great public wIo1a. and 81. n. =
no rsnaliq Of BIS o2a l1aIesa fsFi,,....'z
NJ Alg ofaeial liz aaspliq B.'ai;s
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governments heretofore existing :,
state, By which children were bona
without the knowledge or consent Of /.
parents, are hereby declared null onS \
ner shall any child be bound out Il
one for any term of years, while eitbs.
OF lts parents live, without the conss.,i
such parent, except in cases Of cbiial
legally sent to the house of correction
Mr.. Burrel moved to lay the aytig..
the table.
Lost yeas ?, nays 4s-as follows;
Yeas: Antoine, Cooley, Quincy. IA.
McLeran, Reese, Riard, Thibaut, Wan
0 yeas.
Nays: Baker, Belden, Bertonneau Ri.
burn, Blandin, Brown, Burrel, Ras
Crane, Crawford, Cromwell, Depasse,S
Duparte, U. Dupart, Esnard, Francois a
diner, Gnichard, Harper, Harris, r. MI
belle, Thomas Isabelle, Jackson, n
Landers, LANCE, R. Lewis, Martin. ~
cot, Meadows, Morris, Noses, Musbss.
Oliver, Packard, Pierce PinchbaoE n
lard, Riggs, Schwab, Suaer, Twitchel n
froit, Yandergriff, Vidal, WickliFe n
liams, Wilson'S nays. I
The article, as follows, was adopts,
ART. 1872. All contracts made and
tered into under the pretended authors
any governments heretofore existing h I
state, by which children were bo1nS .
without the knowledge or consent Of n
parents, are hereby declared null and n
nor shall any child be bound out IA
one for any term Of years, while either
of its parents live, without the oonsepl
such parent, except in cases of chm
legally sent to the house of correction
The convention adjourned until tSs
row at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
A true copy;
VIM. VIGERS. Secrai,,,
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HUMOROUS.

The young man who sang "I'm lonely
fince my mother died." isn't quite SO
lonely now. The old man married
again, and his step mother makes it
lively enough for him.
A daily paper says that lioness be-
longing to Thayer 81 Noye's circus,
died at Baltimore on Monday, after
giving birth to cud. Another warn
ing against the use of tobacco.
The neatest bit of pleantry which
the quarrel in England between the
Evangelical churchmen and the ritu-
alists has given rise to, is in the as
sertion made by the former party that,
"Eve before the fall was Eve-angenli-
cal, but afterward took to vestments, -
A DEsoLATE SPEcTAcLE.-What
can be more desolate spectacle than
an cid maid sitting on an inverted
Ahalf-bushelin cold kitchen, with her
feet on the rim of slop bucket,
pareing her corns with a case knife
by the light of tallow candle?
During the late bathing season, a
pOmpous individual walked up to the
Office of seaside hotel, and with a
considerable flourish signed the book,
and in loud voice exclaimed: "I'm
heutennnt governor of -" "That
sosssls 4 make y, any olIleIence' salu tn ne
lansose, your De 'reateo just as wei
- 'ns q 'eFs'
SAilsf.AC T9RF'-" haIioa' BOY; ala
80 ~ 5aooit cross tne l ,'W tne re
$1,000 -. "a rao ,T :. gs' DC
9u-oi A4poIt. as II hihueI
i~y aliliint -, les yes a..
t itI1 lsil ofelgr win a snort TAI
y, gsign, Or ne II gam ms our
~ II loHS leSo oeilinu anu
.is e. yes aI., anu soI!eI
Junl JILL y" 4 7 uiis' eii' !, hoii''
NeoN ~ ~ = y 7tul 9oo"' nele'
AS Our MOTHERS Do.-The other
evening three little girls were playing
among he sage bushes in the back
So ara, W. I've Oh ene.n were makihs
80 $50 80 1. ~ Pi.I" -. @luS o'e p
go o. - 60 10 nei ~ ~ a.
iittle oirI sTboro no Sr Sa ~ eHo Won mo ~
r. Sarab,s bonsa IA M" ,t oe- LII H. IA
fall and tha, anu otIP a. I" nnS tnii
,,aa III, Int s sLoN ou oI II JAN anu to
I'll taI 80 icy 49, e' aIa I4 toii
r. am 49, "DouV NJ 4 Inen oI y ouu WI
and no,, sy . anq tnon az II ~ ma4
FL anr r,otbor aA A. - euon oone' p Ss'
4La.,I l. ~ - W. ~" Nio"' OH'
'-''' 10 '''N 'H'
ovman of corn nLu N riilano obn Uao5
s 81 Cannaot;n- , 49, , doS; ro50 to
go rot;no +bat ILL ,no,,i5 49, Lo ~, W
sSar,ioo =, ~ afto,r 49, H. 20 g.
80. ~ aaa;a4a g.. -, % 80
s, - NJ I'LL. a @nonnH ~. Iiei ~
,,o,, ,ros fn;shad 800 =, 80 ~ I'll aI1 a.
so c ID oalio5 oI. vi" l.I a. uu0
.,,,es4n5 = az 80 80. IT, In aui M
~ ~ sa,ri t1,;s aftoru eo~' ~ M. IT.
,.o;nO Ssh;o Us FL ao4La es IT, ~.
man" Mr.. L. of course corrected
zhe awkward yet amusing blunder.
49, D 1890 D.e. H.
.s 49, A 1aliiLM oai ioisssot un
-n' o9 ~ asAo" L. = iau ~, ~
n ,'d I'M aIl; sne anS% 5a nm ~
~ 't.o sAoJoos VOC uroPPeu, ous my
~; ~. .s;d r. an III. ~ 5ou leinon,
Oes' saiu 'nq ma rauy, 4uesIi9n you
membered. "And do you remember
my answer" 30, yes,i said the pro-
fesser. swell, Mr.. Duncan" pre-
needed the lady, Il have been led to
change my mind" "And so have l."
dryly responded the professor.
G.. -.
.2ols years ago clergyman was
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sEvENTY-FoURTH DAY.

New ORLEANS, February rs, 1868.
The convention met pursuant to
adjournment, and was called to order
by the president.
The roll was called and the fol-
lowing members answered to their
names:
J. G. Taliaferro, president Messrs. An,
tome, Baker, Blandin, Bonnefoi, Brown
Burrel, Cooley, Crane, Crawford, Crem
we'll, Quincy, bearing, 2. G, Deslonde
Donate, Douglass, Duparte G., Dnpart T.,
Duplessis, Fuller Ferguson, Gardiner,
Harper. Harris, Harrison, Ingraham, Isa-
belle R. H., Isabelle Thomas, Jackson
Jones, Kelso, Landers, Lange, Leroy, r.
Lewis, Martin, Massicot, Meadows. Nc
Leran, Morris, Moses, Murrel, Myers,
Oliver, Packard, Pierce, Pinohback, Pom
dexter, Pollard, Reese, Schwab, Snaer,
Steele, Thibaut, Twitohell, Underwood,
Yandergrir, Vidal, Wicklife, Williams,
WilsonN62 members present.
Prayer by the Rev. Josiah Fiske.
The minutes were read and
o6on4ad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-08
ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. r. H. Isabelle

By Mr.. IL. IL. Isabelle
Resolved, That the warrant clerk
Of this convention be and is hereby
authorized to issue warrants in sums
of 5000 each, to Messrs. G.. Krumble,
A. S. Piokard, o. NJ Tennison, and
A. T. Turner, who have shown a dis
position to make a fair and impartial
report of the proceedings Of this CEN
ventiOn.
Lies over.
By Mr.. p. G.. Deslonds:
Motion, that this convention extend
their thanks to General Grant and the
United States congress for their brill
liant actions in the great work of re-
construction of the Southern states.
Tips Oypr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-31
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.

Late agent OF L. s. Patent Office. Washington (under
the act of lS37.
IS STATE street, opposite kllby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice of upwards OF twenty
years continues 10 secure patents in the United States
also Great Britain, France and other foreign
tries Caveats, specifications. bonds, asgnm entS and
all papers OF drawings for patents, executed liberal
terms. and with despatch. Researches made into
American or foreign works dete mine the validity
or utility OF patents or inventOns-and Legal other
advice rendered in all matters touching same Copies
OF the claims OF any patent furnished by RENTING 81
Assignments recorded at Washington.
IEsrIM
81 regard Mr. Eddy one OF the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom have had otic-
al intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
worthy. and more capable Of putting their applications
in a form TO secure them early and favorable
consideration at the patent office"
EDMUND BIZ Xxx + Late Commissioner OF Patents.
'Mr. X. IL. Eddy has made for me l3 applications, on
all bit one OF which patents have been granted and
that Is now pending Such proof OF great
talent and ability his part leads me TO recommend
All inventors 70 apply to him 10 procure their patents
as they may D. of having the most faithful aten
ton bestowed their cases, and at very reasonable
cearges.' JOHN TAGGAhF.
During eight moRths, the subscriber in course his
large practice. made twice rejected apphcau ons
10 appeals every which decided In hts favor
by the commission of patents, X. IL. EDDY.
Boston, Jan |, lSo5-ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-31

In the New Hampshire Legislature
'le services OF chaplain were dispensed
with, and an invitation extended 10 the
clergymen OF the house to officiate instead,
When the subject of the salary Of tho
chaplain of the state-prison was under
discussion, and the same gentlemen who
bad been in favor of dispensing with
chaplain for the house were moving for
reduction of the salary of the state-prison
chaplain, gentleman arose and gravely
moved that the chaplain be dispensed
with, and that the religious services of
the prison be performed by the pious
convlcts The house saw the point, and
proceeded to explOde-did explode.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-31
RAIL RO AID GROW
LYSDONVlLLE, VT.

This grove only two minutes walk from the Railroad
Station of superior attractions for Political Mass
Nee ings Sunday school Gatherings, Picnic-, &C.
e. Favorable srangs ments made for transportation.
tsept2s A. II. PERRY, Supt-
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RESOLUTIONS.
A'Resolution providing for the rcpresen-
,,tion of the United States at the In
ternational Maritime Exhibition, TO be
held at Havre.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary OF the Navy be authorized
10 detail one or more officers OF the navy,
~ he shall think best, 10 ls present at
the International Maritime Exhibition,
to he held at iIayrc, under the auspices
of the French government, from the first
of June to thirty-tirSt OF October of the
present year, there 10 represent the Uni
ted States, and otherwise 10 promote the
interests of exhibitors from our country a:
Provided. That no expenditure shall ac-
crue thcretrom to the treasury, OF To any
public tund, nor shall any mileage or other
expenses. or any additional compensation
be paid to such persons rs may be dcS
iguatcd under authority OF this resolution
nor shall any national or public vessel be
employed to convey the officers so de-
tailed to or from the place of such eXhi-
bitinn.
y y
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THE MAN

Who couldn't trust his feelings nooubt did business
sh principle Speaking Of cash reminds us that you
cannot invest your spare cash more profably than in
buy ing one of CASINOS SPRING MATTRESSES
and LOUNGES A fine assortment OF nice Covers lust
received. Call and sec them. Eastern Avenue st. j.
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Approved. March II. 1868.

A Resolution providing for the issue of
clothing to soldiers and Others. to re-
place clothing destroyed to prevent con-
taTlOn.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States
of America III Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of War be, and he Is here
by, authorized, at any time, on the rec
ommcndation OF the Surgeon General of
the army. to order gratuitous issues Of
clothing 10 soldiers who have had conta-
gious diseases, and 10 hospital attendants
who nave uur-cd and attended such sol
dicrs, TO replace the articles Of their cloth
my which have been destroyed by order
oi the proper medical officers to prevent
Cuutagiou.
Approved March II. 1865.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-31
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR CHURCH, LODGE ROOM or SCHOOL

new, fne-toned, Mason 4 HaIun CABINET Or
GAN, for sale lt great bargain. For particulars en-
quire at this office, or Of IL. 2. SIOREY,
St. Johnsbury Centre.
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Auftipn and 4rirate Sales.
FOR SALE

\ COTTAGE HOUSE c,utaiuing ten looms in
borough repair, with barn al ice housc connected
Ccutr'lS located on ,ualmar Street.
The lot is i r9d-. possesaon given to suit
L. \. WALKER.
St 10 Ms ury mi, ~ 1Si;C i1-la