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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

A CHxELEsoE,@=We have received the
Decembernumber Of 80 Merry's Museum
for young people, andfold peeple, too, who
hsye1 not f0rgottea that they were once
Young. .bslsho sI0f3d ijysI esaidS'bh
The Publisher. Horace B. Fuller, Bos-
ong ngclaims that . Merry n Gisrthe best -nsdgd!
cine of: its kfad issued in this country. ana
challenges eompdrisoa.' e Our readers can de-
eide this point for themselves by sending
to him two three-cent stamps for speei:
Phe January number begins d New
vaelume, which will be further enlarged
and improved. Terms, 81 90 o. year ii
a0vaucSfr - TEa-LTa f5s -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

EThomas and Jeremiah and hot
Scotch, are the prevailing tipples just now.
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Resolution to Contract,

Resoseed. That the City CiSil Engineer bel and
he is hereby authorized and directed to contract in
the name of the of Columbus. with John
Murphy, foe grading and paving the unpaved side
walks on the west side OF Sixth street from Town
street Rich lrreet, spon the followine terms. to-
For excayating Or grading. Forty cents per GU
adopted NOV. %, 1868. - = -'-' ~ -
Attest: L E. WILSON, "a
nOyas.dlt In0N mg9i2 City Clerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

IS BARRETr's" removes Dandruff.
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HAIR SWITCHES, Coils, &C., at iSimmons'
dec3-eod3t - - e1s ae.isi - ~ n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

w There were but three cases OF plain
drunk before the Mayor yesterday. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

ArCoLD neglected frequently lays the
foundation of uncurabie Consumption
No person should suffer one to continue.
True, they will swear out,n but they often
wear the patient out. The best cure is
Humphreys Homeopathic Cough and Fe-
yer Pills. Taken alternately, they sallay
he fever, irritation and cough, heal up the
ungs, and cure the disease. Pric g, six
boxes for 81 25. Sold by dealers, and sent
BY mail on receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMoEoR>THIc MED
tcINE Co., 562 Broadway, N. Y.
jy13- 3-d&w1y-cw : ss.'il1 ~ -. = ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

NEW BUILDINGS IN THE CoUNTY.-F From
the report of the County Auditor to the
Secretary of State, we take the following
statement of the number ofbuiIdings
erected In this city and county during the
year ending July 1st, 1868:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office yesterday:
w. A. Neil and wife to John Marzetti,
June 2Oth, Lots Nos. 81 and SS, in w. "A.
NeiPs second addition to the City of CO.
lumbus. for 500. ---'-.'
David Zinn and wife to Isaac Priest,
September 3gd, inlots Nos. 8, and 5, in
Bright and Souder's addition to the town
Westerville, for $3.50. s7' i2ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

asrALDISG's GLUE'' mends Headless
Dollsand Broken Cradles. ss q sl4!!si. .!s 70
Why. .jun15-eodem-c .zloY a4G "a aqLon
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a7ssH &. HOTEL
IzxAias i I7sTj 81 HOTEL. ..s,g
THAMES HOTEL,
adj Fourth Street, near Main, .
1a.a =. CINCINNATI, Ohio.

HENRY T. ELIAS, : 900 Proprietor
THIS POPULAR HOUSE, CENTRALLY LO-
Il Gated and convenient to business, and to all
points Of travel. is the most desirable stopping
be spared to make the stay of guests pleasant II,
every particular. - inyi2-d6m !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

FCoLuMBUsl has become, SO corrupt that
we notice that the State House Superin-
tendent has been compelled to put "hands
Off or those two pretty Italian females,
donated by James Emmitt, of Wayerly.
and which now adorn the rotunda,-Mddt--
soa County Ddn,ocrat. aesas5L Bisi,zai7q.;
The signs were taken off, as soon as it
WAS found you had LETT the city. Toby.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

T Colds have become an epidemic in
x,,,.,oo.f;tx,i II si-a31 ~ s1t s3e . ssauCsszs
Cnls locatitysol b-e aHssiGS sruoti zatJse n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

JeveIry made and repaired BY c. E
Smith, q S. High street, over Bain's store
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

ssBaRRErr ic:leeanses the scalp lll'51
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

.s1tE Little troubles are the mosquitoes of
lffe ~ on 2 81, 81 osrfH er1sE = .es j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

/GoNE EAsr-The committee of tie s.ty
Counciiand citizens Of Columbus, aepeint-
edto examine d new plan for water Works,
started Eat on Thhfsiay morning z The
party consists OF Wm.-Nsgh ghten, President
of the City Councils e sB QArmstrong,C Chair
man of the Water Works Committee,, Jacob
Reinhard, Chairman, and L. Donaldson,
aud.JAnes Patterson members OF Commit
teeiotr Ways and Means, Herman Jaeger
.x.fity Civil Engineer, c. p. L. Butler
and .Wm. Deshier..as + they win visit ths
cities iof I,ockpoft and. Auburn IN M New
Yprk. State. ID g 9es y = ss.s .sl.9,,~r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

FRANKLIN BUILDING AND LOAN AssocIA
TIoN.-The stockholders of the above asso
citation are notified that the first loan will
be made on Tuesday evening, December
Sth, at o'clock P. M, at the Office of tht
association. W W ~ CTE c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

E. c.. CLOUD 6 Co,-the E. c. Cloud be-
ing our old friend the. Dr.-commence
opening to-day, in the large and fine corner
store room in Deshler's new building.
nearly opposite the STATESMAN office, one
Of the best assortments of Boots and Shoes,
of every size and make. The DR.. is deter
mined to beat Jews, Gentiles, and every
body else. in the production of good arti-
Gle at the lowest price, and what DIR. Cloud
says. passes current as thing that he is re-
solved to do, and that will be done.
The facilities the new firm have for keep
ing up full supply of all articles needed
for foot furniture, viii enable them to keep
a large stock OF the best articles in the mar
ket.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

w- Grant collars are the last sensation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

SANTA CLAUS HEADoUARTERs.-If you
want to see gay assortment OF toys and
Christmas doings, drop in at, Lindemann
& Co.'S this Afternoon. They have the
prettiest sleds. sleighs and the like ever
brought here. Ii maKesay youDaster'seyes
sparkle and his mouth water to see the
novelties there displayed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05
local NOTICES.

"BARRErTsrE Excellent Hair Restorative
JEwELRY, very low, at simmons. a
dec3-eod3t =. - ~ II. ik
e eBARkErr's's 'smakes new hair.
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;, new York money rfarKet-pec. 4.

New York Money narket Dec. A.,
MONEY-Easierw with more avidity TO
lend; range on calb5@7 percent.s and less
business 1.-THE higher rate. Currency is
going South at the rate Of nearly three
millions per week. ..ssela : ~ - g.
T. IS TERLTNGl EXCHANGE- Dull. and
weak at loe@l091s; primetBanksDsC Cotton
;tGo I'D FirdSeT and ID quiet, under tie
advance in the rate of discount by the
Bank Of England. Opened at 1851, clos
Ing at .l352a. a ~ -. ss.-rza .1-iE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

CoNrEcr1oNARY AND S4EoeN.-Eafayette
Lazell has opened a eonfectionary and
Saloon in the new bailding eorneriof ,tli Elm
alley and High street, where he, desires to
see all his friends and acquaintance. The
iuvinable IL. Getz, q sets 'em up" and visi-
tors may be satisfied that everything will
be- done In style. Between LazeH and
Getz the establishment will be conducted
IN n first-claSs manner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

$50 Dwellings, hotels. depot s3ls, ,Izo
81 B-rns and stables. "a 065
1 Mill ..........,...,....--... soc
81 Stores, shops. warehouses &c.....-..... % $50
Total 1868 275
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

CAN'T SPARE H.-The editors of Cleve-
land, Newark and ZaBesyille are making
struggle 70 get the CentrabLupatic Asylum
a awsay' sl from this city. Each one wants it near
his own Office. You can't have It yet, gen
tiemen. While the-Jexraat Is edited as
now, YOU see 1t Is necessary that 1t remain
here, else will we run out of Radical edi.
tors 10 Goidmbds. As 2 college for the
education Of that class of insects, the
Asylum was q success .iis .if faso 81
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Buffalo 1alarket-Deo.o4.a o.
N.ixI. Dry Good. FlaFkstuDes.a4..s

l. DrH Goods NarketE--D r Defe. efe. =. :; :
| The market in general is languid and >
ally seems intent on carvings 3 stock as
small as possible. pending changes IN g
business SOON to take place. Cohseduently o
the sales transpiring convey no just crfte-
rian of value. Prices, however In the
main, are @ef maintained I " ,9lt.9n n. 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

CHEWING CuD.@Chewing paper is the
latest invention of the confectioner- It's
intended to take the place of chewing gum,
and is made of slippery elm, &c. 1t comes
In strips an inch wide and three inches
long. Boys and girls who think nature
intended them to. cheYc i'cnd," and
neglected to furnish one, will be after Tthe
chewing paper tTgIBa1 .IE8EHI3aEo 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

,HoLLowAY's- Pills - STOMACH CON-
PLAINTs.-Not square inch of the body
can be in perfect health If the stomach is
diseased. The first twinge in that region
indicates necessity for an Alternative medi7
cine. and of all alternatives Holloway's
Pills have been proved, by the experience
of half a century, to be the best. Take care
of digestion, for upon digestion depends
every vital junction. Tone the stomach
and keep the bowels free with this unrival-
led invigorant aperient, and corrective, and
all will be we'll. Sold by all Druggists.
iuly 9-d1y-cw 80 So
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

SLEEPERs.-That one-half the world does
not know how the other half lives, is an
adage of great truth. a. We suppose but few,
of our readers are aware that nightly, from
eight to ten persons, sometimes of both
sexes, call at the calaboose for Judgement;
Tor theinight, where they may be sheltered
from the storm, and where, for few hours
at least, they may forget their sorrow, pow
erty or degradation. Yet this is so. A few
nights ago, we are. told, a woman, who still
bore the traces of early, beauty, who was
the loved and admired daughter OF 81
wealthy family in the East, but who slowed
not wisely, but too WE'LL" slept on the hard
benches of a lcalaboose cell, having nor
money, nor friends. Rum had finished
what the seducer began, and she who once
dwelt in marble halls, was thankful for the
poor privilege OF a plank in the station
house. Nor Is this an isolated case. The
average number Of sleepers received at the
ealaboose per week Is fifty. zAs the weath-s
er grows colder, this number will increase.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

w. MORRISON, Secretary. = 4sEe
dec3-ThSaTu-3tr-- -. ---...-
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Railroad Accident. d

-, CLEVELAND, Dec. 4.
A passenger train ran into a freight train
last night, on the Cleveland and Toledo rail-
road, at, Townsend station, killing Barney
Patton, head brakesman. and passenger
unknown. Several were injured. The cause
was q misplaced switch.
q Trial of Gen. Cole s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-05

The G.. L.TA.4 4CoMMrrrEE.-The COM
mittee to examine. into the cause OF the
burning of the Central Lunatic Asylum
will finish its labors to.day for the present,
and adjourn until week after next. A large
number OF witnesses were examined yes
terday, but no new facts ELECTED, except
that the festivities at the Asylum on the
plight of the burning were kept up until
after hours, one witness testifying that It
was nearly half past nine o'clock when
Maggie Gordon blew the whistle in the
office, giving the alarm. Had the officers
of the institution been attending strictly
to their business that night, there would
have been no need OF attempting to throw
the blame of the destruction of the build
ing on to the Columbus Fire Department.
Il they could not, with, O. steam engine
and I, 100 feet of hose, In any manner
clieck or subdue the fire on its first discov-
cry, we can't see how It is expected our
fireman were-to do it after the flames had
been raging for halt an hour or more, DR..
Fullerton to the contrary notwithstanding.
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y III
NEW YORK NIELANGE.

= zEIr8Fr EcAbscoudedsI Z. SSsE. .EE
New YORK, Dec. 4.
r. d. Bryant, a paymaster'sg clerk in the
Navy Yard, has absconded with $4,000 in
Government funds. He has lost the money
in oamhlinU
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WAsHINaTNN, Dec. 4th.
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Sufocated.

'.sa.7 20 'al SYRACUSE, w, Dec. 8.
Two employees at Greenway's brewery
named Edward Handbook and Dennis
Delay, were suffocated by gas to-day. -e'iqE
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiort to the best
imported German Colos ne, and sold at half
the price, =. -E1. ssrang -5iyt-,f5,, ri
RNy-sept25- 25-deod&w1ycw -aLnf7a2
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CLASSICAL AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
Corner IF DAPHNE and CONT streets
A. v. ROMAN. Director.

The Third Annual Session Of the School will be OF
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning ,on the
First Monday in September, and endiug on the Jas,
Saturday in July.
No better evidences of the usefulness of the School
Gun be given than the extensive development, which it
has attained in the short space Of two year. from its
creation, and a reference to tho Inst OF Professor. who
Impair, instruction in the various branches Of s,udy.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards so,npu.
lousy agains, tho abuses Of that aniigua,ed system of
learning, which wastes the precious years of yopth IN
the laborions requirement Of unavailable lore, and. a,
the same time, against the no less pernicious abuses ei
a gross utiitarisnisn which suhjugates all the inculue.
of the mind and aspirations of The hear, to cone en-
crossing pursuit.
It's ohjec. is TO train young men TO The performance
of the active duties Of life, to instruct them in all the
branches Of Science and Art which are essential to
their future success, and, by awakening in them a love
of study, to inculcntc Il process Of administration
which will enable hem to continue their education.
even after being emancipa,ed from the control Of
parents and professors.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-26

e6r M. Max ISRAEL, DC DonaldsonviIle
arrive du Nord avec un assortment connie,
de marchandises de toutes especes. SEES ma.
gasins, qui ne depareraient pas la rue Canal,
sont garnis de tout ce qu'on neut desirer ct
suttFalent d former, a enx seuls, qua,re on
cinq magasins ordinaircs. On y ,rouye en-
surabondance DIES Ete6es CONNIE chez Holmes.
des haoHs confect'onnfs CONNIE chez Goacbauy,
dcs chdussureS CONNIE chez Blancand & chi.
lei. lnd'en'ies, so'eries, draps, cotonnades. CO.
IONS, tolles, mercerie, rien ne manque, tout s,v
etaIe avec une profusion de bazaar oriental. II
nest pas jusqu'a la byouterie qui matt ses
cases ct son compartment, jusqu'aux 1uggies
ct aux hafnais qui ne possedent Ieur depar.
tement ct leurs remises. Point nest done be.
soln aux liabi,ants de lAscension, de Saint.
Jacques ct dIberviIle de %recourir a la Non.
elle'Orleans, puisque DonaIdsonvilIe vend au
meme prix ct content les memes richesses.
Tant qu'a nous faire tributaries dune Vile
soyons-le de DonaldsonviIle, la pauvre Gle
braIse qui rena1t de SEES cendres grace d l,e.
nergie ct a Intelligence d'hommes CONNIE
Max Israel.
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S.tat dc In Louisiana,
Gtat dc In Louisiana.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JUDlClAIRE.
PAROlsSE Sr-JACQUES.
Louis Dnhon
VS.. 3i3
Ang"ste Leblanc.

En- vertn Dun writ de saisie ct vcnte, 4 moi
adresse par Honorable Cour que Iess,,s dams
l'atlaire ci.aessns, jai saisi ct ~j'offiirai en-
ven,e publique Ell 4 l'enchere, a Ia Maison de
Cour de la Paroisse St-Jacques, le MERCRE.
DI, 81 OCToBRE 1868, a II heures A NJ, Ia
propriete ci-aptas decri,e. pour sa,isaire le
dit writ, SAVIOR:
I'm lot de TERRE sitne dams celte par,ie de
la paroisse St.Jacques, dite LA Grande
Poin,e,' dams la section II, Township II, a
I'Es, du Mississippi, Rangee 4 Est, mesuran,
90 toises ct I'm pied ct demi de face, sur
qua'orze arpents de profondeur; borne au
Nord par Emilien Roussel, an Sud par Oc-
tave RousseI, a l'Est par NM. Bourgeois
freres, ct a lOnest par Louis LeBourgeois.
avcc 'oules les batisses ct ame'iorations oui
sly trouveD..
Coaditions-Complant sur les iieux en- bille,s
ayant cours.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Paroisse St.Jacques, 10 Septembre 1868.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Caur du Quatriemc District Judiciairc.
PAROISSE sr-JACQUEs.
Michel Martin
vs.. 342
Iheoph1e Lougue.

MERCREDl, lie 81 OCTOBRE 1868, i II
lenres du matiu, 4 Ia MaiSon de Cour de la
paroissc St Jacques, en- vellu dun orlre de
sa'sje eli ycuie, a moi adresse par l'Ilouoiabtc
Cuur ci.dessus dams la sus.dile a%lfaire. l'oiIri.
raj en- vcnte pubiiqne eta l'encheIe, la pro.
prlet6 ci aptes dtcri,e, saisie ct ycnduc pour
s~aiis'aire lie dit writ. %savoir:
une ertui1rrs-3 .ERR {. --sli.aee., dams cet,c
p2ftic de la Fafoisse S%t-Jacques dite ia
GFande Foitie'', dams la section 77-Town-
slip la PES, lu Mississippi, Ranese a
Est. mcsnrant I'M arpent e, wing, toises Q,
demie, plus on moins, de face, sur ouaio,zc
arpcn's de protondenr, bornee an Nord par
des terres appar,enant i Michel Martin e,
%au'res, a FEST par oelies de NM. Edouard
Bourgeois htles, a IOuest par ceIles de
M, Louis LeBonrgeois, ct au Sud par celles
dc NJ. AdolPhe Pocht.
CONDITIONS
Compliant sur les !icux en- billcts ayan, co,rs
S. THEREOF,
SAtrD.
Paro'-se St-Jacqlcs, 70 Srp'embre 1868.
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State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,
Michel Martin
E. VS.. 342
Thfophi1e Louque.

CIR i 81 Tia 2lst day Of OC-
IOBER, 1868, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Court House of the Parish of st. James, by
virtue of a writ of seizure and sale TO me
directed by the above Honorable Court in the
aforewrilten case, ! will offer at public sale
and auction, the hereinafter described landed
property, seized and sold to satisfy said writ,
to wit: saes
A certain tract of LAND, situated in that
part of the Parish of ST. James known as
the "Grand Point, in Section II, Township
n-East of the Mississippi river-Range
4 East, measuring one arpent and twenty
toises and a half, more Or less, front, by
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state of LONisinna,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF sATNT-JAMEs.
Louis Duhon
VS.. 3i3
Anousie Leblanc.

BY vir'ne Of a writ Of seizure and sale ia
me directed BY The above Honorable Court in
tha above matter, | have seized and will offer
at public sale and auction, at the Corr, Horse
of the Parish Of 81. James, on WEDNESDAY
the 2ls, day of OCTOBER, 1868, d, IL o'clock
4, NJ, The hereinafter described property, 10
said writ, 10 wit:
4 tract Of LAND situated in tina, mar, of the
Parish Of 81. James, known as the Grand
Polnl', in Section T-Township u-Eas,
Of the Mississippi river Range East,
measuring twenty.six ,oises and one loot
and n half front by fourteen arpen,s in
depth, bounded on the North ly Enilien
Rnnssel, on The South by Octave Ronssel,
on the East by Messrs. Bofrgooi, Bros.
and on tie Yves, by Louis LeBourpcois,
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
TERhS-CAsn on The spo, in legal
currency.
s. TIIERlOT.
Sheriff.
Parish Of 81, James, 18Th September, 1865.
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COURSE OF STUDIES .

There are two Courses of Studies established in the
schoo', the Classica! and the Commercial : eithe, Of
which Students may follow, esteeubly to the yi,he,
OF their parents or guardians. Glasses Of various grade,
are instituted in each Course. A. a.-.st..
he commercial Course com prises French and
English Grainmar, Universal History, Geography,
Rhetoric Logic, Literature, Natural History, Ply.
s'ology, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry a complete Course of Mathematics, Sur.
veying and Leveling Drawing Of Plans and Mans
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and usaees
Book Keeping.
The Classical Course comprises the above enpm.
Grated branches. will, the addition o! Latin and Greek.
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Resolutions adopted by the Democrats Of he Pa.
IRISH IF 81. James. in m~ass-meetins assembled
on August The 23rd, 1868.
Resolsed 10. That we cordially endorse and
ratlfy the nomination of HORATIO SEY-
MOUR and FRANCIS P. BLAIR. ~ can.
d'dates Tor President and Vice.presiIent of the
United States, and we hereby pledge ourselves
to support them at the next November Election
ReSolred %. That in The Democratic marty
we recognize the only true republican dn>
trInes and the only Safeguard of American
liberty.
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State of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT
Parish of Saint James.
Succession and Community of
James =. Bingay.

Whereas Mrs. Marie Anloinette Landry,
Willy. Ia mes Potter Bingay, of the Parish of
St. James, as surviving partner in Community
and as natural tntrix of Jane. Sarah, Samuel
and Louisiana Bingay, has filed in this Court
her final account Of administration and tableau
of distribution, praying for the homoIoga,ion
of the same:
Public notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned to file in writing within thirty DAYS
from the date OF notice hereof, at the office of
the Clerk of said Court, the reasons why The
prayer of said petitioner should no, be granted.
By order Of said Court.
N. s. LANDRY, CLERK.
Parish Of ST. James, goth November, 1865.
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.V0lice.
Assistant Assessor, u. s. Internal
LIST District. l4th Division.

Sugar planters, traders, merchants and
manufacturers Of the Parishes of st. James,
ST. John the Baptist and Ascension, are here
by requested to apply to tho Undersigned for
licenses. I H.
G. G. SYMMES,
Asst. Ass. Int. Rev.
Mr.. SyMMEsw will be al Donaidsonvilic,' Fri
day, October Cd, from 0 A. NJ. TO 8 p. NJ.
Al Me. Mat'el, st. James, lief, bank, Sa,nr-
day, October 3rl, from 9 a. NJ. to 3 r. NJ.
AT Mr.. Teissier, ST. James, lief, bank Mon
day, October 9th, from 9 O'Clock A. NJ. 10 3
p. NJ.
al st, John the Baptis, Court House, Thurs
day, October Sth, from 8 o'clock A.. M. to 3
z. NJ. sa
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Avis es, par lie p%rdsen, dome aux Con,fi-
bnab'es de la Paroissc St-Jacques que, d'apres
des instructions ecfiles recues de rAudItcnr
des Complies pnb'ics, ioutcs les pcr<onnes qui
mont pas encore pave lcnr take de Conven-
ton: son' passib'es dune %penalita de IS 90
sur 'e comrte %originel, ct Dune augmentation
&c 70 90 pour chaGne trente jours qui sui
'ront Ie Ter Ociobre 1868 jusqu'a Placement
fnal;-plus , p'astrcs pour chaque compile
somme revenant 4 I'Andi,eur pour ses irais
q enresisiremcnt De Ia Iiste les dtlinquan,s.
luis les Contlibuables Gni ]n'anron, pas
so1dt l'nrs complies de lake pour fE,at ayant
lie Ter Octobrc 1868, seroui egalemenl rappor-
les a FAudttenr ct auron, q payer les dts
Complies d CO dc!nicr GU a ~l'ayocat de Dis.
trict.
s.. THEREOF.
Coliec:cur.
Nt.J1rrtns Al Aar, 1870