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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-06
ABEL WILEY lc
1892 CHARLES STARK, JOoln IS
Catharine Northron,s Estate

81 ATE OF VERMONT, In probate court held st.
Caledonia district, IS. bloomsbury, within and Tor
said dIstr let, On the 9th day OF October, I-6S.
n instrument, purpOrtiug TO be the last will and
testament OF CafhaTine OfthTOp, PeaC said
d'strict deceased, being presented the court by
Truman Kinerson the executor therein named prob
II Is ordered by said that all persons CONCERN
ed thereln be notified to appear ID "a Of said
sOIrt 10 be hold the probate Office JJh.bury,
on the 10th day of Nov lo6S, ami shew cause, any
they may have, against the pIO1dte OF said Will
which purpose IL Is further ordered that the
record OF this order be published three weeks
sIvey in the CaeGOLian printed ST. JUhusbury pr
vlOus to said time appointed Tor hearing.
Jl-33 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
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a CURE FOR EARACHE.-Thcre Is
scarcely any ache TO which children are
subject, SO lard 10 bear and 80 ditlicul,
10 cure as earachc. But here is 4 reue-
dy never known TO TAIL. Take Il bit Of
cotton batting, put upon it Il pinch o!
black pepper, gather it up and Tie it DIP
it in sweet oil and insert it in the ear.
Put a flannel bandage over the head to
keep it warm. 1t will give Immediate
relief
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A MUSICAL BOX FOR ONE DOLLAR.

The French great sen-aton no velty, cheapuesz dn-
rabi'ltv; IN highly polished case metallic brill
ant in tone Of the Il cnnstrur Dr, with tie
cent improv mcnt- new kcvcss pattern. Eight Select
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Guaranteed of the beet workmanship md performance
No. sAe, air. -; NJ. , III nj p - No. g. "A airs
81. All sent FREE receipt IF the mount No agents.
no Discount. Il Ilr'ss NM. SCOTT, Agent, No. -,
Ma. ket Street. New NOk
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In Scotland, recently, Il woman went
to register the birth OF her child, and had
to answer the usual questions. To the
one ''were you present at the birth -
the astonished woman answered, lin
the mither OF the BARN But that l.
,.", as, ai>"e. 10 my Question:. .>r,'..,..
tie Registrar; "Wcrr YOU present at the
birth - Yes, OF course" she said, Il
was there"
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I'm act 10 admit the state OF Arkansas to
representation in congress.
Whereas the people of Arkansas, in
pursuance of the provisions OF an act
entitled IAN act for the more efficient
government OF the rebel States" passed
March second, eighteen hundred and six
ty-seScn, and the acts supplementary
thereto, have framed and adopted con-
7titution of state government, which is
republican, and the legislature of said
state has duly ratified the amendment to
the constitution of the United States
proposed by the thiriy-ninth congress,
and known as article fourteen: There
fore,
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the state OF Arkansas is entitled and ad-
mIttcd TO representation in congress as
one Of the states of tie Union upon the
following fundamental condition: That
the constitution Of Arkansas shall never
be so amended or changed as to deprive
any citizen or class of citizens of the
United States OF the right to vote who
are entitled to vote by the constitution
herein recognized, except as punish
meht Tor such crimes as are now ielonics
al common law, whereof they shall have
been duly convicted. under laws equally
applicable to all the inhabitants OF said
state. prnyi,'nJ .; ;.It .n,, .1,..,,;o,, , I
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AGENTS WANTED.
OUR RULERS AND OUR RIGHTS

OUTLINES UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. ii. Eddy, Solicitor of Patents,

Late agent OF L. s. Patent oee. Washington, Cunder
the act OF Isl.
IS State Street, opposite klIby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice =: upwards of twenty
continues II secure patents in the United States
also Great Britain. France and other foreign cOuu-
tries. Caveats sIeCinC dtiuns bonds, asgnments and
all papers drawings Tor patents, executed liberal
,eru.s, and with despatch. Researches made into
America OF foreign works, to dete mine the validity
utility III patents nventons-and Legal OF other
advice rendered In ali matters touch the same Copies
oil the Iaims p patent furnished ~ RENTING ST.
Assignments recorded At Washington.
Il regard Mr.. EDDY OF the successful
and capable practitioners with whom had otici-
al Intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trust
worthy. and more capable OF putting their applications
i u form TO secure Tor them an early and favorable
consideration at III" patent Otrce.''
EDMUND BU iik 4 Late commissioner of Patents
MT. Il. II. Eddy has made tO IL applications on
ali bIt one Ut which patents have been granted and
pending Such unmstakea BILE proof Of great
talent and ability his part leads recon mend
inventors 10 apply him To procure their patents
they D. OF having the most faithful atten
ton bestowed their cases, and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGUAhl.
During eight moaths. the subscr der. course OF HI
large practice. made twice rejected applicant uI,s
10 appeals every which decided In his favor
by the commission OF patents, X. H. EDDY
Boston, Jan. /, lStS-ly.
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Who couldn't trust his feelings doubt did busness on
cash principle. Speaking of cash reminds you
cannot invest sour spare ctsh profably than in
buying of CASINOS SPRING MATTRESSES
and LOUNGES. \ fine tlneut OF nice Covers Just
received. Gail aad see them. Eastern Avenue St.
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Edison Browns Estate.

THE subscribers having been app"irted by the hon
orable Probate district Caledonia
missioners, receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands 81 all the estate OF Edison
Brown late OF St JOhusbury said district deCeas ed
represented nsovcnt. and the six months from
the Sd day OF Oct. 1868 being allowed by said cont
tOthe creditors OF said exhibit and
theirrespectVe Claims before Civ, notice that
will attend to the duties Of appointment the
dwelling house OF widow Julia Brown in JOhnsbuTy,
in said district the first Saturday . November
and first Saturday OF April, next, O'Clock in
afternoon OF said day.
ABEL. WILEY.
pI
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\ sick chap left the hospital at Viz
ginia tNev.) recently. after being there
only few hours, giving rs his reason for
doing 50, that all ofthe other pa;i,n:- haI
only one leg, and lie didn't mean to be
served the same way if hc could help 1t.
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ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN

RAILROAD CONrANN'S ScvcnIcr cent. tirst Mort
age Bonds. February aud August Coupons. The
'.tr''sI. OF the coUpl tri to = Ut Knot row
Re- han the iutcrcs' tie cutie gage. The
proceed Of the>r bonds g tho security every
day '".' $500 ,u" nave been pcnt the IropcrtS
and .uuuUtU of bonds iz-ued thus far The
constantly ncrca ing traffic of carry = ore, with tn
pro-prc of controlling all the travel from - Louis
lie sOut era states, ensure cn'rnous revenue. The
'iicrt ~'u Of the -tolk flr .r,.IHtIf and qre
interested 70 ar ch ire property well ec,no-
mis-, its uxp,H--s.
RIOS. ALLI.N, Presfd,nt, :. Louis No.
We. the undersigned, .4lly recommend these
Yea per cent u"rtS &c hInir, f the Loui- and
Of the road Will be large, AMI the :dmini-tr'ion
tn affairs of the Company i the capable and cxpsri-
cnrcd hands, and il entitled TO the grcae-t nhcuce
# th, publ
jaws :. THoNA.. Mayor If ST Iniis.
Ions T. E".. I'r,-t st Louis Ihaui,,r If u1nprct
l.. ". " Fox, Irce't Iou- 4 ard Of Trade
E>RTr> RNTE- Fret Northern Missouri Railroad
- IL BRrTTo~. fr'e't Maj. Rank o tlc St,tc Of Mo.
Nm. l. ENI>" l'- 1t "i the Ncr. y. B OF Louis.
tis'. II. RIA, is-' -ccu-d Nat. Rams = Louis
JN-. z. kNU. 'Acf Eng. =. L1uis ( n. Hrii-r Co.
Gu" ". I>,L,R rrr~'t rAcif Ri road .f MOI
WM I,--r', rrrst ir'drr' Rank, =. LOUIS
ions i, LIn>HEEGEI., l'ras't !. y. Bans =. Ioui-
Au"Lr.,-- Nj e. Vice T.. ct . a i:c .tiI,ysy
E"HEGr RAaTn, lr'st Germ m savings institution.
>Ew loKk LerrsE>cse:
+. u. M"LGAS 4. CO. S.r,>rr.
!. IL. ,wlfr. W. r. II on"ETr.
I-,A. y. tHYIr- i. !; f>n.
- = Any, ... =. I'm,
Isu.l'! III details Toe had at the New York
AZ lrv li'nit-d uu'c e Rad. vii be sold II
Re- l''v pr.,r.I =. -..nr ile ..td Ltv..st t, tie
'-,or taFti'' A'.'., 80 IF tie sv. lot having
r'-'s'uf"r's hoe, "~H "a tEc fund 80 licr
TIE IA IL "a 8 >rN ,rS, s-d bond wIl
'r TT ..c.l B $ ,yJ., = fr.. of q. ar..-.
II. q" HAEQl 40, Wee rrHs't.N IS Wall 81.
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3 9 9 z 8 8
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
POTATOES FOR SEED.

have a limited supply Of the ccle' rated GOODRICH
>EtpLiNG POTATOES, lt.3t II iris, II, Euiv ,.,o5-
rich and Garne' CAil which "i'r the fnmers in his
-ecti in qantitits succni 10 get them into lie seed.
The Good Seedlings" so c,.. from
tn Wild tat, OF 'Tta America. and "a" Pr IN %
ton Of Of CAREFUL tudy and cult. alton ~ III.
ate kev. Ghauncev T.. ,odrsh. From more tiau 1',a
varieties brought - Ia1turiy b. Mr.. G.uiti, ONLY
five fix varietie. retained WORT cf cUtivs-
ton and tlcs' are remarkable. 1t, Fir Their fd'i
qualities. ID, Greu' I'roirr'jreis, Sd Fl eio, tc,.,
4 SGae.
II Il well known hat the var ties OF po4ocs Iu-
cultivated in this section have run ou that whcr-
Is t"' and 100 hE.hes 10 the only fair
yield, l;n bushls ia nov tr avcrarr B-'t"v, :hc
'umOu kind frequently affected by ,i=ca-c
70 lc gr' At los 20 the producer. The Goodrich
Seeding have never been known to rot.
Fam afford to raise the diuarv XII d.
4 I' ",' for il they brOuS the Pre-, p.-
Dushrl they lose the of 1t least half land
h-idvs tie lab,r sud expense Of cultivation. With the
guilty iOn 20p bushels I the Goodrich <srdlii
viii grow on land that viii produce To- bushes ui
Stevens, Pink yes or jackson Whites.
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NEW ENGlANOERS,

,g'ycGVJ lERNONTFjtS. aenI for catalogue free Of
$40 STERESCOrIC VIEW of VI. And y. IL. adrou.
drck and Florida Scenery. to \ L. STYLES, Burning.
ton, VI.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
GOAicial.l
LAWS OF THE u. ).

Passed at the Second Session of the Forueth
Congress.
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BILE to any office in either of said states,
unless relieved from disability as provi-
ded in said amendment; and it is hereby
made the duty of the president within
ten days after receiving official informa-
ton of the ratification of said amendment
by the legislature of either of said states
TO issue a proclamation announcing that
fact.
SCHUYLER CoLFAX,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
b. F. WADE,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
In tie House of Representatives, L. s.,
June 10Th, 1865.
The president of the United States,
having retired to the house of repre-
sentatives, in which it originated, the bill
entitled IAN act to admit the states
OF North Carolina South Carolina, Louisi-
ana, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, 70
representation in congress-" with his Oh
Jections thereto, the house OF representa-
tives proceeded, in pursuance Of the con-
stitution, to reconsider the same and
INccOINtu, ldt Inc saul Dl!l no pass,
two-thrds OF the house OF representatives
agreeing TO pass the same.
Attest: EDwD. MCPuEEsoN,
Clerk H. K. /. =.
In Senate Of tie Undd State>.
June %, 1868
The senate having proceeded, in pur-
suance of the constitution, to reconsider
the bill entitled "An act to admit the
states of North Carolina, South Carolina,
Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, and Fto-
rida TO representation in congress-" re
turned TO the house of representatives, 10y
the president Of the nited States, with
his objections, and sent by TIC house OF
representatives to the senate, with the
message of the president returning the
bill:
Resolved, That the bill do pass. two
thirds Of the senate agreeing to pass the
same.
Attest: GEO. {. GOKHANI,
Secretary of the Senate.
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~-- RUTLAND and BURLINGTON
SA AN D.
~ VERMONT VALLEY RAILROADS.

On aid AMER May - lS6s. Trains will roloN-
MOVING SOCTH AND EAST.
an am pm pm I'm
Leave Burlington Joe
Arrive at Rutland u Is l. A.
Leave Rutland u is -
Arrive Bellows Falls 30
Leave Bellows Falls
Arrive al BrattleOOTo =
MOVING NORTH AN y WEST.
Leave Bratteboru 10 IS 40 goo
Arrive Below Fails II 81 - rs
Leave Below. FAILS - II 40 SIS loo
Arrive RutauG IL IS
Leave Rutland 2u5 s. s 81
Arrive AT burlington SSlm 4 sam = u5
TRAINS CONNECT A. FOLLOWS
At Burlington with boats Oa Lake Champaign anu
Vermont Contra and vermont a Canada Railroads
Tor Montpelier. St.AIOans. Houses Point, Montreal.
Oydeli>oursh and the West.
At Rutland with Trains Tor Troy. Albany and SeS
Jrk, Saratoga springs, :, heurCtaIy ami the
At Bellows Falls WIKI Trains Cheshire Railroad
fol FitChburg. Worcester, Lowell and Boston. VIII
Vermont Valley Railroad Tor Bratt.ehorO Springfield
Hartford. c~ Haven al! New -ck,auI with SUM
Railroad Tor windsor, White River Junction. We
River. St Johnstury, Newport Ll;tet0u and the VII
Mountains.
Passengers for the West Will huL this Cheap. Pie
a>aut aud Expeditions Ute. For Tickets AM al
necessary Information inquire At tho Offices the Lie
II GEO. A. MERRILL. SEut.
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GooDsPEED's FOUNTAIN PENS.

10 lines -tcn with pen of ink. No blotting
one dozen assor ID sampl-s. fr - cor Is Agent
make go diy. Addr - GGODsPEED y %, 81
Park Row. NcN Iu.k.
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send tr I.' ~ q re r. T. aud f.r,-s +, t-,. IT,.
diana, an D 90 !'t- la all ar o. the Wc- for sac
+. a. ]. bliss A., l Red IT, Ate Br,l ? y cAu.ouG
rtt %; iH.I,st Oh uu, IT, NIB ed r-l stat 20 ca it,
i"g.'@c Anthony Cas- W rc,-;tT, Ma-s. Kchard
4ucA,rr .rra ,, v
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-06

BLANKS FOR SAL.
Department Cards. 20 cts. PEI Cozen.
Teachers Licenses. 30 cts PEI Dozen.
Marriage Certificates. IS cts. per Dozen
Tax Bills, sI.O0 per Hundred.
Receipts, so cts. per Hundred.
- 7: tv Ia il 81 r.. .a- o.. r--...
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A MAN OIL WESI

~ W 49,
N describing Il gale of wind said 81 .
caught with his mouth pen, aud .u-uc e. .H....
SIDE out We advise ne "a. tv To-. r...-
course by wi or thor. iuf go 20 ~
ore OF CASINOS STRING NAH. ,--t'
LOT \tii.S. You can 'I. Il hr .Iu.' 20 .
winter evenings. an slycp wei h 81.
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Auftiun and 2rirate Sales.
WOOD WOOD

&C. WOODBURY. will deliver If-inch SLAB WOOD
in the ulage At per e-rd. He Will also do johIin.
of 81 kinds
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Nt .urc YOu 90 LorilIa rh,..
LANDS
LOANS

We Il. pa hing 'uu daily in { -ntrry Chcyys.,
an Lave 10, B., rpT,rodi.g aty yer, much.
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DETER Ross.
3 q IL q = q

Orleans for ths pssrcn
the last 70 He hiss made extensive ADDITIONS
% hi. Workshops and introduced several woodworking
which w enable him 10 sttsnt promptly 70 bus
shop and once corner Of Prytxna and Washi,sn ssss
Mschxnios Exchange. boz No.
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The City Terminus xed at the Head Of Lafayette street.
where yards Of the Steamboat and Barge Land
irgs date vicinity all the Waresouses and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected q
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT with a capacity Of at eaiI ten
thousand barrels.
nossibla the Tr-ins will follows haing at Canal
street French Market Old Passenger Depos and At
c aiborne street:
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OF'FlCIA l..
OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATION..... .rROCLAAA NATION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP 1EInzsr,
Orleans, May q, 1888 !
WHEREAS An of the Legislature. approved March Is
1875 entitled An ESTABLISH Quara tine TIE
lection The provides tat the Governor u the State
shall bis rucamstn he dvic- of the ,ard o
Hes declaring place where th-r shall be TO be
ena Contagious nfsc lows disease exists TO
place and stating the number Of days OF qaar
zntins b. performed by the vessels their on
cess and crews. coming from such place OF places
Now ereore In Of the provisions OF the act
Aforesaid. do issue ths my proclamation hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter named = be infected aces and
that together with oncers and
cargoes arriving from said Places having touched
stopped them shall be subject 20 quara tine
not les than ten d.y for longer period be
the Board Of Health TO take eject from
and .h-r be prOmu & tim Of this proclamatioa-
vioafion ~ the Quarantine Tvs here procPtmed
will pun bed II the penalties prescribed by
ed Inadequate the parties ofend viii be de-
IN cred up TO military authorities be dealt With
The aess which hereby declared infected sfore
SAID, the following 20 wit:
Ant ports Of Nicaragua Central America, and the port
Vera Cruz in NJ xico
Given under my band md Seal Of the State shove and
the Of the United states The ninety
JOSHUA BAKzR
By the Governor:
n. HARpY, Secretary Of State.
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r. nAHkAZINs
TOBACCO xANUFACrOKY.
Corner Chartrss sad Cont strsssa

Mr. r. sARRAzIr thankful for the patronage extended
% Rim since Of bis factory has constantly
his exerons bis vedessrved repua
ton and the Southern states superior
.rticle Of cut Tob-cco smoking IN ali Of psck
his Of Chewing fobsoos
sf--. f~e-. Sc . -~ne~~d ~ svvtv.i
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN KBUPrCY-ESTATE OF WILLIAM
i Hattie Oh ndv duality and Member OF the tirm OF
Hsihelgh Re trops-Unied States hsrshsns Onee.
District Of Louisiana Me- oIes1s August ~ lsoa5Iss
War in Bsn ruptcs was issued gtnss tne estate
OF William Haiheign. OF trakl n, IN the pr
ish r ST. vary aud state Of Louisitbs- who was "a
Judged bankrupt his petit ioh that the payasnt o.
any bits and de livery Of property oeonKns u Sucn
bankrupt i'm for hi use aud the transfer OF any
prop by him forbidden by law tnst meeting OF
Of the to prove the debts aud 90
ssienees Of his estate wi be ne AZ
Court BANKRUPTCY, Re holden al the us'om house
Building in city Of New Osiean LOUISIANA, bfore D. X
q Ptkin, Register the 10Th day OF November, A. D..
1865. ct 10 O'Clock n. - -.
No e52 FL pERRON
eu2s noI4 u. n Marshal, District Of
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RAILROADS.


NEW ORLEAss. Jackson AND
n sRsAT NORTHERN RAILRoAe.
To tat e snect susd ~. 10th inst, mt sac I'm.
A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 5:Unx,
With Trains FOR Vcksourg Aerdaa ans
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the NORTH snd
East - - = -. .. .,,rx,,~.vs
:, ian N going A far as Brockhsveh Retarbins, leave
Brookhavsn AZ $50 NJ MONDAYS, arriving IN NeS
Excursion Tickets good for Train of satu Sun
dsy GONE d Trains Of SUNDAY or Monday south
Vail tain in New orleans ~ so p NJ
FREIaHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except Sundays
s WILLIAMS, Gensrsl Superintendent
JANIS YON3E, General Freight a gent
ed WARP. General Transportation Agent
DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
This Road as now extended win be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday, the 10;h Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under Il years will be charged TEN CENTS
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POLITICAL.

--Headsaasserst ~srth wa Nats"ssl
Ulub Of snsl and Franz IN sfreets-new
Oeans August II 1865 The weekly meeting Of me
lovs,ub held their heatqusrers, earner ysnA
ana Frankln streets. bvERf THUR SDAf kNENlNG Al
~ aiclock. All democrats invited 10 attena -
the above siiuo: CnL ? DUMONTtIL- Chairman: CHAS
BIENVEEI z SIDSEY HARPER, JNO NIX IN
j 3 ZAGHARIE, JAN s McCRAtK KEN. GE WEIGHT
NAN, j. q VAN WI KLE, J. 8. CUNNINGHAM ChAs
CAvAsAC, Treasurer. -. =, 4.
10 one make collections for this Clao
+ By order Of eco. CROEAs, President
- D<mocf ate Psrish COMMITTEES
JOS ELL SON President.
L. ST. MARTIN. Vice President
. r. LABAf RE. Treasurer.
O W CuIBERrsos, Secretary.
ST l. DJPEInE, Assistant secretary.
JOS LII SON Chairman. ex ofac,o
" IARDNER, LBTTEN W. Y. hAkfch,
WI RILfY E. L JEWELL. K O.. BOND.
'i"""'' j. ELLISON Ch.irr an sx ofcio.
@. DUP EIRE y. A. LIAM alas, J. 8 LArhAktb,
L. TlssOT, jos. Il LA. ". .LnNsn,
JnHs BAAs, W LOCKWOOD. W. p DUNnAs,
ARCH. hIlCdkLL
katnrsliEatisp sna kesistra'ian Committee
II. BERNos, AIT n ey IOs Comm tea
A. SAhBOLe, ". L. MUhPHf, J. DELANEY
J. L. HucKIks.
- Rauy! RaiIy! EsIiy!-rhtd Was
Central Club meets every TUESDAY kVErISG, al Ia
lU3 It Charles street. for th transaction oil imp'rS
ami bus ness All moerats ave invited o attend
WI. GRADY, Secretary.
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Steam Train leaves New pt Steam Lake End
ixofcla a o'clock A NJ

The Train from the Lake will not go beyond the Pas
senger Depot al the head of Elysian Fields rect.
The Horse win leave Tire city at and the Lake
at 10 NJ cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot
For Of Bsihers and Fishing parties, steam
Train will leave the New Depot O'Clock sunday
ngs An extra trip will be at O'Clock in the day
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ITNITtD STATES DISTRICT COURT

u DISTRICT of Lou sianaIn BankruptcyNo. L6 In the
matter Of smith. krupt-W heres- Ma h-n -. Smith
dividualy and member 4 the 6rm OF IN tn Fuller,
OF the pash Avoy-les and district sfOesad duy de
under the Act Congress March 1867,
hiss day filed said ut petition praying for dis
and thereof from all bis debts and other
c aims provsble under said act
Notice is therefore sveR Ill creditors who have proved
all other interest that tbs 10th
day Of November 1868 IL assgned for the hear
that they then aud there attend
any they Why ths prayer the said
teiiti0n should not be granted
lsIk's Office, New Orleans August "a 1903
sul6 % eel v. low DEPUTY CLERK