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CHE aREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF

THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNES OF
hessrs. Grnsut Co Iodised syrup OF Horse ksa'
lsh-The IodiEed Syrup Of Horse ksdsh OF hesrA sGl
Co, Chemists 90 II. l. II. Prince Napoleon Al Paris ne
Always excellence sHccedaniOus 70 Cod Liver Oh and tt
best treatment follow In Lymphate and Screnous al
tions well In various Cutaneous diseases Lhe puDne
will therefore read with great interest the Anayss 81 nt
edcpe by Professor etznsk extracted from the Chemists
Journal Vienna ven the letter addressed " Aasre
Craut BY his Excelency The French km0hsseder AZ
Vienna confirming tie high reputation 81 this learned Doeo
Il as fol0NS: ,,, -. a., . -
elementary state but In the state OF s
and Of organic combination similar 70 the ioone
Oed Live Oil - r-
Chemical Gnslv1er "A TIA Law Courts Vienna Hospta
ChsV,et I and r WIEDKS,
Professors Of Chemistry.
FRHKcH EMsAssI AZ VTxsNA, 4
Vienna August q, isos.
Heazs- 8rfzr.ult Co, Chemists 81 Paris: 49,,
IN reply t. lie letter you addressed 20 his tos
RrbassdoF have honor TO inform yen that rrosoI
Kletsinsk Il OF high standing ~ fennAi tnat ks y
personally thought Of and psss TOT one o ne ee7'
Chemists " Germany. 49,. z - - -.
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ERENCH MEDICINES In VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT d CO.,
CAemists TO III. i. II. Prince EapOls0a
Is RUE RICHKLIEU, PARI&

Chesaists TO III. i. II. Prince EapOlsoa
Is RgE KICHKLIEU, PARIG
no More Cod Liver Oh.
sRIMAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RA1IsH
syrup employed with the greatest Success in place Of
God Liver Oh which Infinitely superior Il dis
Of the chest serot9a gophse disorders green sk
Constitution Sy purifying the blood and Is in word the
9SsssS bowels s5 w Riyf H. ne eg
yoguE children subject TO huor OF obstruction the gland
No More Consumption.
GRIHAULTs SYRUP OF HYPHOsPHATE OF LINE
This medicine Is sovereign remedy in Phthiss and
other diseases the lungs, promptly removes al the most
Ossse, and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS bis health
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DIS. LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRoE.
hsuev farrnRhous medicine the elements 81 t1s
BLOOD and bones and iron in liquid state II l. daerenirou
ss n speedily cures coro pains in the stomach dcai
digestion, dysmenorrh@a ard anemia -.
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris recoo
mend Phosphate Of Iron ladies of delicate constitution
suffering from Anema- and al other persons sgued TON
Sad poo1noss Of blood
lis the sny preparation when constipation,
and can be borne bY he most delicate stomsehs.
Nerv ne Headaches and NeuraIgfs
sRraAU 5PiTss' sR2aiifIN pGRT}ARASA
vegetable substance used ronz time mmemsrisl In Brad
Retter Than COpaibR.
HAuIT,g CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT Ol
MATICO VEGETAIIS
where all other preparations have failed these preparation
Viii always effect These insure rapid aad e1raofdnsr,
III severe recent and chronic Of private diseases
Tey are hospitals Of Paris, by the eeebAied Dr
~ nd sud found greatly superior u al hth o know
M, remedies and cOpaibs and cubebs Tue nlection
used In recent and capsules IN chrgnic cases
S5s..-.i deosf In Psris Al GRIN ATLT co.'s
Chemists 70 II. L Il. Prince Napoleon
&3 Richelieu-
LA IN Esu O-leens ~ DUCONGE,
DELOCHE,
GUILLOT,
And every coed shsmisk
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LOTTERIES.
4 E6TUCkX sTATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
MURRAY, EDDY 4 oo...................MAHAs8
cAPITA1 FEIzE-Sse.eos
D, 70 BIB DRAWN AT oovU9Tos

KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOB TIE gKEESa
or CITY OF PADUCAH,
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UCATIONAL.
7 OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana.

1868
FAchrY-Conssts OF full corps able instructors IN all
branches Of Literature and Science usually taught in the best
Colleges and Universities.
CoURsz OF sIUpx-Embraces Pepsrstory and an Acad-
Department, including Literary. scertine and
tional Special School Of Civil Engineering and a
Commercial School = -
TERMs-For all expenses except clothing $40; sos pay
able advance balance equal payments January lst and
April LIST
Cadets any time during he session. and charged
Address D. =. BOYD, Suporintsndsnt
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r,oYNER'a WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR sPRINGs

his veil Known WATERING PLACE, situated In Bo.s-
four county Virginia the line OF ana m iu view OF the
virginia and Railroad VA be again opened Tor the
reception Of visitors the lst u June. -,
Par.ons leaving Baltimore Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg viii arrive the same -ing al the SPRINGS nose
coming from the south and West reach tb' Springs IN Aoo~
Ten hours from Bristol ..- -
vors desiring 20 stop BY informing the conductor waen
they strike the virginia aud Iennesss Railroad, OF the Iact
viii be landed a. the platform Immediately opposite 70 TIE
Springs .-.--,.---.t.
informing friends and the public generally, that he hs
removed 10 with the intention OF making II ms pef
greut residence will spare nsher trouble eIpeasee
render II and agreeable 80 his guests Thera are
FIVE SULPHUR SYRINGE
ha medicinal Qualities Of which generally and tayorahy
Known that deemed unnecessary tn SPEAK OF tneir virtues
4 FINE BAND or MUSIC will DO IN attendance daring
TERMS:
week.
soard' per ra'n'n H IL FRY Propristor
RostlfdCe, Bonsack's,
OH
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SUMNER RESORTS.

VIEGINIA sPEISGs.
The following celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Of easJ
by railroads and shs stage lines over good roads IN
comfortable coaches D. contract limited 20 Ten
vii be open for Visitors on AND AFTER rHk FIRsr OI
white suIOhar--
szHEEBRIBR COUNTY, wNsr vIHossIA
Sweet Springs end salt sulphur spring.
nosRos COUNTY, yIKGINIA-
Route via Virginia Railroad TO Jackson River Depot
C5vngtoS and from Bonssek . On Inc Virginia Tsanss
Railroad, Via stagSs
Not Springs, HesIing Springs, snd hath
Alan Springs
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA
RaaAe via Virginia Central Railroad 10 GElso0Go DopsA
ROckbridge Alum BOrinEss
RocKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA
Route via virginia Centsal RairOsd 70 Goshen Dsr%
Augusta White sulphur Alum Springs
ToRKRLY sfEIBLISSs)
RSzts via Central Railroad stanton bsnSe b. Ssa
the Springs
Allegheny Springs,
NoErGogEKT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Hs via Virginia Central Orange and Alexandria 70 shavs
VILE Depot en- Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
COyner's Sulphur Springs,
BoTEcOURI coUErT, Va
ste A s,vs 70 Covners Springs Station, Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
Trough Tickets be procured II NE prncpsi cries
West North and South, 70 AT the sboyensmed Spriigs
The PopetOrs OF abovenamed Springs have PROVIDED
an entire outht - New Furniture etc, al departments,
and will effort To make visitors satsned
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EEDs' FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IA IszSJ
Corner e DelOrd ana FouehsS ssreSe1s
beg sSvs ieu Is ssd shs Fabc Zsaeroy
sAat We are prepared formerly, - mRnufscura stoa
Engines Bsilsrt Sugar Nils, Sugar Hotties, Drsntng "
-hire. sew Ms Cotton Presses Newell Screws, Gin Gear
uz Furnace Msuhs Crate Ears ell kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat vsrks Nss svsry SsSshpos Of MsshiaerJ %
A.. s0n.h LEEDS 90.
Orders lef Box rs Hschanics' Aad DsASs EEssAAss'
villreceiye prompt attention..
PAPEE And sTaTIOsESr "AsAhp's@
70. Stand COMMON sTSEs4.
We hsvs In arg Hnd s1tsn''vs '''ea o F''''
wr,pDtss and Writing Papers S'ah'nsr'' AlAAs S"~
school Bsosssna Fsney se'AA AeAr'so % s'''Y ''''
,r.a. ana fer s., q. rstsesshls TTieAs-
EYEvxNE a sETacVA
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DoUsIAs'
FSGRAYFR AND LTTHOGBAPHEB,
No. 10 Camp Gtrees.
ADJOINING LADIEF ENTRANCE Oily HoTE

Waiting ana wedding OArus engraved IN the nost sssAn
manner Basness Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills La
ding CheckA Invoices. snd CireulaH Letters, etc. htho
xrupaed seals CAnoelling Stamps, Door Plates, etc
Inltals Embossed "a Ftg.E I'D S-ve.sTS WUAops
CHARGE FOB DIX
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LLESHANY SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va
his cesbrated WAterg Place having undergone thoroagi
airs snd beer furnished throughout every department WI"
entirely trs tuntSre VIII De open IOf the 70
ufion % visitors i've 18Th day or juno
alton o. this water - 80 extensive ana 20 ur1
at abished that useless euumerae the particular oses
m gtch % IL specific. The propre9Ls Eyc enleayoree -
make attractive any "zering Place ih 'Ae n0ua'"
y Virginia d. - -. A., m.
for the siUassenccrt % the SPna - sl5u
rrer viii be assisted in the management b. gentleman o.
experience and pains spared 20 reaesr y.r
able. q n 'bhii'o''s fN~7''
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AGRICULTURAL.

SAMUEL BARNES
CORNER or GRAvIER AND FRONT sTs-,
Is in constant receipt Of the qualities Of no 2rHERN
and WESTERN POTATOES, such as
jackson whites,
Peach Blows,
Prince AIberts, and
Pnkeyss for planting, eto
Which be offers for sale at the lowest market rates
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LUMINIUM ........-...-.....ALUAlAI MUM
THE NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS
DIR. Conrad BIanke, Dentist,

AI8............ ST. CHARLES STREET. .....-..--41S
The EIninuu set Of TERFH the newest Invention Of the
e 10 be had accomplished in extensive perfection
al the sstabshuen Al the street. Nothing in
world he compared to 10. Neither gold nor silver IS
eegAl its value for IL Is Of no weight.
CoME AND TRY AND BIZ SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chance.
Aluminium, 4I6 and AIS st. Charles.
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ERUIT TREES, ETC.
Orders will received and hned stowest prices for FRUIT
TRIES OF all kinds; also STRAW SERR 81 aud ORNA-
MENTAL TRFfS AND SHkO IS 81 every Descriptions
grown 81 the celebrated Lsngdon Nurseries Mobile Ala
ksry orders are solicited this is the for
ansplanting. Catalogues supplied
GREEN ELDhR, n Commercial Place.
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Be Known That this eighth day OF February, in tbs
Of Lord one thousand eight hundred aud sxtyeht
and Of the Independence OF the United States she
ninety second, before Edward Ivy. notsy public,
and for the City and Pa-ish u New Or
leans, State OF Lesisiana aforesaid, duly commits
stoned ana sworn, personally and appeared the
parties hereinafter named sad undersigned. who seversy
declared that ayaiinR themselves Of the provisions Of the
statutes Of the State Of Louisiana relative 30 the organise
Of corporations in this State they have cOVenanted and
sgreed and do BY these presents covenant and bind
themselves and those whom they to form them
selves into constitute corporation for the objects and
purposes under the spuatons, regulations ssd obhga
IL. lnuaaa. IT,
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n aEELYE's COTTON GLSREKE
"A and COTTON PICKERS, csrner St Thomas aud -
James streets IN the mmediae vicinity OF the tohoySg
Presses Mississippi Louisiana Firs Proof Alabama 81 =
tsrsI Panters fyier Factors Commercial, Ptican, 0e
leans Merchants Veksbvrg and Penn. Having trstoisae
carver Cotton Gins eighty each, the latest IL
proved he prepared haul gin aud pick Cotton ron AM
eTs o o. me me cy.,pt sios l2e Gravor street
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MOUNT SIT. hARR's COLLEGE,,
NEAR EMMITTsBURG. MARYLAND
This Institution IN 1873 Incorporated and
powered TO coueT Degrees ls0 continually Improved
and sdded to its by giving THOROUGH EDUCA
TON CLASSIC AID SClrNIIfIC
The FIRST Session Of the Scholastic Year begins In the last
week Of August; the Second the 2oih OF January.
The Terms Board and Tuition $500 per snnun1 e.
for each Session Sl50-payahe in advance Clothing sta
ouery ETC., supplied by the College, must also be pado
in advance.
Az the Students Instructed Ia the DOetaes snd trained
to the practice Of the Catholic Religion. -
There Preparatory Department for Pupils not quSneo
for the Collegiate Oouse. For further information apply 70
the President JOHN MCOAFFREl, D. ID.
C. EIDER, 81 and 80 Camp street, New orsa5s can be
applied 20 gent for the College.
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RICE MILLS.... .........,....Hl0E MILLS.

Having secured the services ef Mr. PETER McKISLAY,
he Inventor the approved RICE POUSDBR nov in
use who las been 30 years engaged IN The
ructoD erection and Of Rice Machinery, We
ere nov prepared HE supervision 20 eoust AL kinds
q Machinery requred the preparation Of Rice for the
Market furnish all necessary drawings nd speeih
catisns.
model Of McKnlsy's Patent Rice Hnler, suitable for
bose Rice for domestic eonsumPtOn can be
cen ~ Oar establishments 1870 . -,
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court and returning home: Provided, That the
milesge in no case shall be allowed TO Juror for
more than once going to and returning from the
SIC. 6. Be Il further enacted. etc.,. That II shall
be the duty of the clerks of courts. Immediately
after the jury shall have been DISCHARGED, to make
out and deliver to each juror certinoate, speci-
the distance for which hs shall be entitled 70 re-
ceive mileage, and the amount due, which shall
be sscertained BY the oath Of the uror, to be ad-
ministsred BY the clerk, and such certificate shall
paid oot Of any moneys in the parish treasury not
otherwise appropriately
SIC. I. Be IL further enacted, etc., That 1t
shall not be deemed good cause to challenge the
array that . number Of jurors actually drawn at
law.
SIC. 8. Be ii further enacted, etc., That no
Juror shall be challenged by either party on the
ground that be is exempted by law from serving
allied to either party unless such Relationship or
alliance be within the sixth deg. ee, according to
the computation Of the civil law. 80 .
SEC. 8. Bel further enacted, etc.. That although
one more of the jufymen on the list should lack
the qualification required BY Law. it snail not be
cause sufficient 70 challenge the whole array. but
any any such Juror may be challenged peremptoriy BY
SEc. 10. Be further enacted etc.. That this bill
shall have force and effect from the date Of its
Sec. IL. Be 1t further enacted, etc.. That all
laws or parts of laws Inconsistent with or con-
trary to the provisions of this act be and the same
are hereby repealed.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Senate.
Approved September 20, 1868.
(Siened) b. G. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy: rs-rft p E
GEO. E. BovsE,
Secretary Of State.
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:
or ordinances tne person OF PeIsous 20 onsn.1g
sball, on convlcuon oeaoIe .ne ms1or. ~ n'eo ~
eum NV eAeeee1s 10y eons's, y. os'.ou - -
feeuis1ops nS ~ soe nSo .n:n Sa "'sn sns
AVS OF rne Uni:so osntes OF Of w Sssss: IN
ekG. ~. nc yWWe. enucteu, &c, tnSs ~
storekeePen, ,e.snes OF spunuou5 nqvyrs' W.
ers OF groe snops, Avernss phnara ladies', 1eor'
VINE ano eonIecuoners, restsursn~, .oopn 10y,
eAnlDIuon Cats wagons; orsys, sna cssrIsges
iunn,nf III nne oSlore 'nsy DC . s ~ 10 -
90, snsn oossm Incense 70 wa. snecs ,aou s.o
mayor, altsr paying tne amount o. sucn AAes -
LIE msyn euo councu may Iase i"Posee " VIZ
Tue ., '1s ass ~ ,., .,o rn.. IN.
chc. 40. De J'uMT u snoc'eo. &c; .ass . az
msJyI snu 41uncn susl lave Powes Ip .yss.Jio
IoI .ne PJnnnt VI sasssa :. ~ ~ ~. ~ LII,
beIsons WY nsy % t9une ~ sI e. u -. " as. ~
ume oTlp,nk .ne Pupno Pesoo, ~ n.o NV ~
eAceeo my Sc,isrs, anu i"PiiSonnen no' eA'eou-
Dk io'y esI. nouss. -, = 1919 a. ~s..,
sse. IS. 20 ymuu s"u' ..S;' Ia VIZ
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0rsna Ledge - Lsuasaaaa.
TIE =. v. GRAND LODGE on LOUISIANA, l. o. q. p
Meets ssmi-annuay fssztA Tuesday In January end
July In New osiss.s 0@csu fr pssus year lse-R T.
Rusha Of No. 3 n w. 0rssd nassR y p Hum Of Ne 30
Grand wardsa; josiah Fesss. ofNo 3. ". Grand escrs
tsy; w. Dslssdnisr. II No. o. w. 0rand Treasurer;
Luthsr Honss Of Ne. n and J. q Dunlap Of No lS =. ".
O. Representative a. L o. g.; Hsy q. L Moro Of No - ".
Grand Chaplain; John B. Hsna Of No ". Grand Marsha
A. nasursau Of No 20, ". Grand Conductor, Rainier.
Of No. To- Grand Guardian; q. ,. H. Lttlsiohn. Of No.
" ". Grand Herald ,te-i1l - -ti7n ~f-'i
DEPUTY p.srr,cr orAxD MAsrs.s-P a John r Bamss.
4 No II, District No .; r. g. A. j. vandssis Of No 3
District No 5; a. r 0risamors Of No - Distziet Ne
& p. a. r Claxks Of No = Distries No ., r. q b Z
CLANCY Of Ma q District No. 2; p Jacob sehrsa~ Of
No. So District No II; p. q. H. Hunscksr. Of No II. Dis
tse No u; p. q. q ". Gush Of No. 70. District No g.
sr.xpxo Coxnrrrxs State Of the 0rdsr-P O. Sire Geo.
w. Race, Of No. L. P. q. Master W. Q. Wilson, Of Ma s.
2. @. Master Gardner Smith. Of No II.
yudcial-P q. Master Luther Homes Of No. Is; p. q.
D. D. q. y. Phi Sehnsidsr. Of No. 10; r q D. Wsidnsr
oOnsasss. and BY Lars-P. q. xasssr George Nungss
o.. Of No. ~ p q. Henry Hasksl, Of No. s; r g. VIM
Wisstt Of No. II.
Petitions and Lppeal-P O. Master !. @. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. @. L. Graham. Of Mo- -; r. d. q. \. Benjamin
Moses, efko. 8. --.- .--... l.,
Lsqissatips-P q. Master Thomas H. Shields Of No. s;
q. Master Howard Mnlspaugh 81 No. III p. g. Joseph
fest, Of No. 90 ta. -
Yynance.-P O. Master A. wsass Hunter Of No. Is; r.
g. Master Edward Pilsbury, ofNo rs; p. g. y Tower
sfEo. L. fs
Pssssr. Of No. Is; r. g. George Dirmsysr. Of No n
An eonuunicassons the 4. ". Grand Master Grand
sscrs&ay forwarded TO the scs Of the Grand
stay tho Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
usr Of Camp street. and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FOk0ER. Grand Secretary.
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mo. nj


AN ACT TO TAKE TEE ssNsB OF THE QUALIFIED
yorKEs OF THE PARISH OF CARROLL AS TO THE
xxPErIENcY OF RETANIKG THE SEAT OF Jus
TICE AT FLOYD, OR REMOVING THE SANE EITHER
TO TIE TOWN OF PROVIDENCE Oh TO ELTON, ON
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, IN SAID PARrsH'
SECTION !. Be IL enacted 5y The Senate Ind
House If Representatives. ofnte State Of Loulsl-
ana Il, General Assembly concerned, That IL
order to take the sense Of the qualified voters Of
the parish Of Carroll as to the expediency Of re-.
tanning the seat Of justice at FLOYD. or removing
the came either tothe town OF Providence or to
Elton plantation, on the Mississippi river, In said
parish. poll shall be opened at the same time Of
the presidential election ct the several election
precincts in said parish. .r4.J.,
SIC. O. Be IL further enacted. etc.. That the
commissioners of election shall deposit in sep
srate ballot box, to be provided for that purpose,
the ballots of all qualified electors as Aforesaid
offered by them, upon which shall be printed or
Elton. !" to Indicate their choice.
SEQ. 8. BE u further enacted, ETC.. That the
returns Of said election shall be made By the
commissioners to the sheriff OF said parish, in the
same manner that they are required to make re-,
count out the votes from the several election pre-
cincts, and declare the result In the same manner
that is required to proceed 10 ascertaining and
declaring the result Of other elections In the sew
eral parishes of this State.
SEC. 4. BE IL further enacted, etc., That IL Q
majority of the qualified voters of said parish
should determine to retain the seat Of justice ct
Floyd, that place shall remain the seat Of justice
of that pariah, but If . majority Of the qualified
voters Of said psrsh should determine n favor Of
the removal OF the seat Of justice either to the
town Of Providence or to Elton, on the Mississippi
river, in said parish, the same, and the Judicial
and all other records of said parish shall be re-.
moved by the custodian of said records either to
the town of Providence or to Elton, on the Mssis-
eippi river as may be selected, a. soon as the po.
lice jury Of said parish shall have provided s9ita,
BILE buildings and Offices for that purpose, which
they shall Immediately proceed to do.
SEC s.. Be IL 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 ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved Sept. 20, ls6s.
Governor Of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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DOBERT y. BUTTON's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
virginsn Once. Eighth street. Lynchburg, Virginia


Advertisements inserted In all psvspspsrs pubshsdass In
United States, ct Pubilshers' Lowest Rates.
We Ky and Wssiy Newspaper pubiis1sa IN ssrys.d Viz
En. North Cs.0n. South csroin. SeSrss Florida AZ
ton t. those Of the Northern and Western States which
parties DESTROYS Of advertising IN any particular localities
sst:.ysd sssney sus enc sathon.se By the pa
throughout the Southern States and consequently o
Extensive advertisers assured that they WIN ind u TO
their interest 70 contract through this agency for the Southern
and the publication Of their advertisements upon the
Pstrcnsse rom abroad respectfully solicited.
COMMUNICATION addressed as above viii receive promps
We beg to Of advertisers to the sub
ned favorable notices Of this and what author
ApyxRrsSe AssscY-we take pleasure In stating tina,
Nj Ro.sEI Button. for many ye.n manager q that
s Old
We have had business relations him number Of
cheer mem him sa
E Y: ;' %dS: {, - ana Esss 4
BY Mr.. RosERf BORROW Of the "0enersl Advertising
q have Il: M ; thar
ing had for long period much business with him.
s,ss him q
sus :SsS sss sA A
Button has again established bis Advertising Agency
nsis. ~. .ssss ,nod ~, ,vo,nr, snS ai;shs rns
80 -. -. a. .s.i.e.f hss Al CO..
~ a ~ car viii ~ nromnlv stisnSsd ~ ~ 1''' '"
IXasusss Gs-i Chronicle and sentinel. Rev. II. isa
ADVERTISING AGENCY Robert p Button. Of Lynehburs
and other busne for those needing IN
services IN that q cton Of VII gns He & the Special AGENT
fshs LynehbuIs yrsnian old and ably conducted daily
leu Mechanic: os Is
Ny enso: the sSs,s NOTES. Witch COPY from the
nunications with Mr. Button we have always found nir
Agency 70 our bTsthrsn Of The Press in Tsnne.sss.
1850 ~ "'' ""'' - A"''
Adventures Aerscy. We invite attention OF
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-06

mo u.s.
JOINT RESOLUTION RENDERING THE THANKS OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO MR.. 4. GOrTHIEL FOR THE
ABLE MANNER IN WHICH HE REPRESENTED THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA AT THE LATE PARIS EXPO
slTION.
Resolred by de Senate and House of Repre-.
sentdfiues of lie State of Louisiana in General
Assembly concerned That the thanks Of the Gene
raj Assembly be rendered to Mr.. Edward G0tthiel
for the able and efficient manner in which he rep
resented The State of Louisiana at the Paris Uni
versal Exposition, and for his report thereon.
Adopted In General Assembly In the city OF
New Orleans, this seventeenth day Of September.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight.
(Signed) CHAs. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved September 20, 1868.
tSigned) n. @. WARAorH.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.