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PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of Daniel Sheubie.
THERE will be sod at public auction, to
Il the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned, or some other duly commits
stoned auctioncer, at the last residence of
the deceased, in the town of Opclousas, on
Thursday, January 9TH, 1869,
the following described property, belonging
to thebestatc of Daniel Sheuble, deceased,
to-wit>
la TOWN LOT,
situated in the town of Opelousas, Parish
of st. Landry, bounded on the North by
the O~peiousas Varieties, on the South by
Vine street, on the East by Union street,
and on the West by Main street-together
with all the BUILDINGS A~~@
and IMPROVEMENTS NrIzsS
thereon erected, it being GGl=744zs:l4E-
the last residence Of said deceased.
"A GOLD WATCH, a CLOCK.
Terms-CASH.
LEONCE F. LASTR tAPES.
Dec. 5, '68. Auct:oneer.
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state of Casimir Duramd.

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pY VIR UE of an order of the Hon. the
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Tuesday, December Goth, 1865,
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of the said Casimir Durand,
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of the deceased, situated in the town of
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East line of division fence belonging to
Yves D'avy), composed of two lots of
ground, bounded North by Henriette La
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he following described property, belonging
o thepestatc of Daniel Sheuble, deceased,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
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Bafk Josephine Martin Pickett Mar'siss % @ asy. mas
Bng liza L. Rav, Io~ss. Bridgeport, & b. iooaJs '""l
Bas R a.aS'. si,fS Fs;sf:oH Ia,, G,.cs Bay i'da'a
Brig Herbert Nelson, Windsor, Ms
Bdg AlG,iL Pickett, Cow Bay, G b.
SeBr maggie Muy.y ROBBERS, Cow Bay Q b, lcda'' coal
SS SsS Sef Il BaIa. nett cSs GssiI MsGus b. sday p
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d st,ie1 Ti3eI psi'Dd maicu RostSl Boston
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: p Adams Bosos RoaHOke Hartford
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+ + P P,is so., s.s. Ssi, 'SiI1 S'a ns
J. q. Iuutingos. Boston Laurel Sew,ii1yen
rmsiiae Po,,sr Sss.TIares. NJ. o. Wells, Providence.
n. Portland
DOMESTIC PORTS.
S,v,NSAn Sept 2Arnved yeseray steamships her",na Ls5
,chr. Moiei Bangor to-day big Josephine philadelphia
AGSS rom g. lsi ss. G MsilIs @
Nav LoSDos. sept Alan y'-Sehooner' r. H. Daley rom h,
inI nom RoIn. Island; Martha rom Bangor Dr. Kane from
Bangor sas NsTYorl ? J. MuD.sl tom Sew YORK. Rachel
Jane Ncgbarfh Jo@lhue from IomhHsye; knth hasey
ro1 EAbehpor; Forest Ito from Cold Spring Gesge Brown
from ROndout; Texas, ffVm k1uaolt
DISASTERS.
The steamer Newport Of the Newport In. sa' ran INTO about
night by the barb Thomas Nl-e IRON Ne" ofA
or The light cay bat lights could be seen o1 eler
Point the pilot Of The steamer ne ht o.
wine eefl 10 the right The bark soon altered her o1r
n rom De T.Ps G SS ' % . so ~ re the fs S.a .ra es
opposite the Ahehen tearing away
the tNofk port boiler Brown Immediately lowered
bot after half hour failed TO reach the
h sth fair wind 10 not known az
tie bark what damage she hd
learned that the bark bad lost Der bOwspnt
supposed
uf
aud distress The
sners sassi damaged
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
pissRNGFkS ARRTYED.

PROM HAMBURG 9-In seamship CInbra-oo Koch wife
ard danbbter children Louis Lut1 julie amm AID
children ous Char Ndcr Jno NJ Henshsw,
DR. C. Bsehen Prof " Kraus, g. kaeD Dr. Erwin smmann
Rob Geche Roth. Emil Wild b. Wild Mrs Baby j. bchbeH
Hugo IeoubarIt Emma Fseb Black Wengcn NJ Campbell
and daughter oppenfels and Chas Boit DeAnes Otto
Som NJ Harrington and second cabin and seerage
PROM CIIARLESTON-In steamship SaIagosi Mss Mars Nsan
Mrs j. Dennis children. ard Mrs r. J. Moses ehhdreD
AMI nurse ". manaugh, J. Reid jr, James Red -, =,
FROM CHARLESTON sept l9ln steamship Mabhatar-Ass D.
DE Cdsse ard servant j. g. Minor Gen H. Hart add ser
vsnt Mrs Tna,beg L. O. Young O. AsmiHge Capt CoIe!ier
% Note r. Lewth Capt r. s. Bud5 Capt Cosle, Mrs e.
Dunn Miss Hattie Root H. C. Minor Mrs b. Whsey g. Ian
TIN Mrs James H. Taylor H. MensRg L. W uIs r. taner Ani
son Henry Wech H. CLARK b. W. Gale Mrs NJ L. Pntebsfd ana
al
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
THE UORK or NATURALIZATION

In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday,
before Judge Barrett O persons were made citizens OF
the United increase of 20 over any day
last week The rush Is fully naugurated and the
doors the courtroom have to be closed occasionally on
account Of the numbers seeking admission at the same
time and struggling 10 be made citizens. To-day the
court will be held in the General Term, Part J. there
being room there for the crowds who desire 10 be
fortified with the elective franchise Judge Barrett was
very strict the examinations yeserdas yet the papers
III only rejected. The clerks in the Court
OF Common Pleas aud the Naturalization Bureau
where the applications for and certificates Of citizenship
are issued are very Obgng and give all necessary In
formation The following is list OF the Of those
who received certificates yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
thbLoBueensnu 1
EXPOSITION FROM ONE VINO Knows.

''@N' N'' ''VN fNOh ONE w ItO iNNoN n
ha'hf receive, hlovng D G. JARVIS
pn-h shoiher proof d. method Tor lie
Cure of Rupture
u - YoRg Sept 2l. 1868.
To The Eflhr o. he Tfibmc
Seeing yr Journal dispute Of the relative merits Of the lerua
Appliances Of Dr sherman aud the Tra Dr. Marsh wish to
opinion from practical both the Marsh
Truss for period VI eight With suffering and injury
deschahe aud With increase continually
cbad and woreyes tonnied from the pressure abdomen
aud mach for the Marsh Truss Now Dr. She
mans Iers Appliances and Rupture Curaye them
had heen seeking after for fourteen secnrty and
badly botl SIDES and the
rapid ,uc placed mvsef in Dr. shernAss hands that
the happe and proudesI this city, and
make this statement Tor the benefit Of suffering humanity
CHAHLks jaws, Eightesnthst Scnth Brooklyn,
between Fourth and Fth.ates
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
HOME NEWS.
THB wRArHBR

THB WFAfHbk
N.,y,,x Hon, I1,r Bar Wind IIoar ThsL Bar wrd.
81 &c ~ 90O =
'iN 90 ~ $40 5,H Nv 3tO \. y y.
6J1 NlJ n. v y II 81 Jolp y y y,
RNsaRxMomrC- Northern lights 20 slightly CLOUDY 20 J. AIo
fou 5 10 TO- couly r. AhernVou-le douy 10 tglu
cloudy to sunset B,eniug-Ces 6ns Astronomical oosea'n snd
Fps o The satellite. of Planet JupterOu The ia Al lAA
Satellite No vii disappear The 'h1oS to lee N,'' o. ne pAh,
f on ocrh tsuon At H. Satellite no ~ ACROSS ne
uan a preceded it shallow At l0t Jupiter appears
tloli two hoan by souih h0iToB a. th
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

Cheapest Mems Furnishing and shirt store IN
America Power behind the Throne VANS W. ~ Fuit"ns
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept. G.-The first of the Sc
mes OF match games between the National ana olympic
(ubs OF Washn gton for the championship OF the South
was played this before large number OF spec
tatore and was by the Nationals the score behg Il
f0
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENT
TRrss aud battling the parts with bK GEH10fs HERNIA
LOTION Address DIX. GREvORy No. 6O9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

A fine assortment of first-class HATS, Fall
styles at '.L'' - -, ,,.,..
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

Our cnterprslng neighbor KNOX, the Halter
No 2l2 Broadway ready supply bis patrons sitl the best hats
ue;ured this Knox can beat ne world on hats aud the
Acknowledges the II hat 20 KNon the hat
te sudge hat = hat
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

i, ID 81 HS s,h. 9Th 7n. sh. 9Th Total
s,Pies.. Hgi.s... ...~... 10 Is s:
I,rTe-T Bomeser Time fGGme-Three hours thirty muutes
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22
A GREAT SENSATION!
A GOOD SENSATION!
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT.

great prreps OF stopping the most eiereiths
pain Show .mpoug such dangerous agens thlofo'
form on um Morphine Ether etc hp' made ine'p
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Tn. remedy accomplished wonderful and delightful dsderalum IN
In An instant Afforded relief
the applied the parts Of e body where Inflammation
or pa eid relieved the patient Of the most violent and
ns p.ps and hrcb Of pain aud impaired The deghiial sen
uon Of q comfort
Every pain whether Rheumatism NeuraA lnfoeuis Sore
Throat Headache Too,ehe Pains h. Chest side Lungs
sosch Bowels Kidneys Spine Legs Anus Feet application
sufficient TO kl and eItsminats the pain.
Tsn internally drops ,easpoonl would AMI will
Ague Chill, and Fever Bilious Cohc Innaraou Of the
Bose Cramps SpAm DsheA Dyssny and pain that
ets he nsn child This RadwArs Ready
8, and tits Railways Ready Relief greatly improved in 1868
started mission Of relieving the nhrm stricken,
distressed and crippled Of all nations houghou, the world and
nov to-day Aironrsd and rsred household necessity in
palaces Sutan Empero KAmot Kings High Priests Mobiles
the the labOhDg classes Of nation on the
faceo the earth
sold by Druggists ~hsrs a, 50 cents YER bottle and "So 81
NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-09-22

MOUNT VERNON. ~ Y--A Temperance meeting
A ie~' Hal on Snni e,snes o ,a ne5i The taihf
II shepherd mads bhsf address
NEW BRIGHTON $. I--william Rumney was
eny aow zen The BAY from boat and much exhausted
King entered sunday Osht and robbed Of s'a
IlOBOKEN, n. y.-Coroner White resumed the in
Ss Bosrt Tie sfsyGsSSs given y Julien
that he made post mouem examination o The body and d'eor
, ,,1d i ~ edncs With ,Ge Doctor. SS o: l, boy
I % hs ' 1; VA! s 'S S'- White sS and r %
dit Of death BY dTo"nins' rsiurnsd
JERSEY CTrY.-Benjamn Clark aIraigncd
b. Rssrdr Pops s.,.,sy ttsrd b.vns and
seriously injured Michael Mcaly citizen residing kewsh,t
cSh,. Dor the fac, knocking him % .oop % s ,,
s .. sas sS 's'tIs i s S city S. a sunday St
rls mother tool iLs chi her and walked 10 er
Ii, SsrJsy RAILROAD heretofore leaving 10
coun,y Court sessions yesterday Joseph convicted lar
.9y and ordered IVY month. Marlin H"oAH aad hqn
jail zach AID Annie Kelly for assault aud battery 10 Jail for
Dus s a s , ,, IN. psoUsr. rss Sssa o each
that SUNDAY vent to the house Of Mr. Bowman to Ind hi, wife
$ h sS & ard thin
va: .ia iis Ss oi: ".s held S. for
NEWARK, N. Frederick Brusche, the keeper of
o,st, saloon No. Markets. committed saeSe Yesterday
aeDohAn whose mentioned TlE TRBuSs Of Monday
lie entered
don oPne AID Warren and stole The
M,on' Association have dopeds resolution ha. eopo,er 'h
have than two apprentices at time both Of whom shall be
@ Of the Association The Master Mason, have ebsd and the MAJ,
ter 10 before thu Grand Jufy. John Mccarthy residing No 50
ksrarks while engaged ereiing In SnsstIAre
buried By the c'us of the bank and Killed lie leaves wife aud two
chihlreR.
PATERSON. n. J-Columba Hose Co.. No. |, of
@ Yesterday received Mcr.sn. vYOrI Hook aud Ladder
No Walt paicd the with them and during the dsy
entertained them at picnic Bunker Hill Tn. system of hss,er
preaching successful large crowds attended on sunday Nert
Sunday Ove dsrdher vii spest lanes Han "ho has been In
jail & time three h'g or committing rape s9ds.'od
Sunday eehng conceal himself Locking Tine but being dis
covered tried Yesterday morning TO by removing the bricks hut
dshgt bad ohlf brick partly removed hnll
closely sstetd Of horses belonging to the Hon s,Ans
berry the osdon road SATURDAY. aud threw two
NJ hisnbTrys daughters hoa hs garbage urug then snst.
sanHs knT arrested irdsi ioT oiisr' committed hs
ago
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF NED.
/ icine. based upon tho laws ofnature. Seven
;y.flve yearsof experience have proved that one,
half OF those dying at an carly age can DO saved.
ncntly, which have resisted tho skill Of the best
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system,
for years
Homeopathy aims mstoerndicated diseases entlrelyi
to cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister.
Ing cauterizing or drugging TO prolong iifc and
lessen the number Of sick days. r1- sHr'a,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-19
SADDLE HORSES.

nNANn IAN 49, AFTER ;R1rp TO-DAY WE Will LET
(C1IDDEE MORBRS to 50 70 Vir'
sinia for o.sG s9sifs ~ fhlftH 2
Oa.B DoAL.lR .sxD = HALF,
woopRUrF q co.. Eenpss Stables.
Gold HIN. Jan. %. lses. z; DIV aoyssM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

TSlNE SH RU UBBERY AND FLOWER
II ROOTS FOR SALE.-l he popular resort
known as Old Joe's Garden. having beer purchased
bv o. p. Tong. of CHG co. sll the shru bbery. treee
or small quantities, at reasonable rr; ces. Also
of the best and cheapest lots in the ciy north
of the depor near High and Summit streets, Also.
. fine carrage, buggy, express wagon and harness
will be traded for. Inquire 1t Old Joess Garden,
OF at Rose Cottage on High street, north of depst.
febl- -d3ms&w THEODORE TONG. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
9 COLUMBUS, o., SATURDAY MORNING,

/ After hasty glance at the slate the
General went on with his studies COM
posed enough. Eleven o'clock came,
and with it came recess, and with recess
the inevitable battle.s lsg1 10 ii'i issi
Now, 1 do not intend to describe the
details of this brilliant action, for the suf-
ficient reason that though there were
|sevensyoung gentlemen Connected with
the primary schooD on the field as war
correspondents, their accounts of the en-
gagement are so contradictory as to be
utterly worthless. On one point they
all agreed that the contest was sharp,
short and decisive. The, truth is,i the
General is a quick, wiry, experienced
old hero; and it didn't take him long to
rout the Barnabee boy. who was in real
ity a coward, asalb bullies and tyrants
ever have beenapd always will be. ~ ID
Idon't approve of boy1 fighting; I
don't defend Johnny; butiif the General
wants an extra ration or two of preserved
pear he shall have it. nj szsTo All, no boo
/ am well aware that, socially speak
ing, Johnny is black Sheep l. know
that Ighaye brought him, up badly, and
that there is not an unmarried man or
woman in the United States who would-
MT have brought him up very differently.
It's q great pity that the only. people
who know hUw'to manage children
never Hhave any !fla At the same
time ] Johnny is not black sheep all
over He has some white spots. His sins
IF wiser folks had no greater-are the
result of too much animal life. They
belong to his evanescent youth, and will
pass awayH; but his honesty, his gem
erosity, his bravery, belong to his char
acter, and are enduring qualities. The
quickly crowded years will tame him.
A good large pane of glass, or 2 sedpct-
i've bell knob, ceases, in time to have at
traction for the most reckless spirit.
And 1 am quite confident that Johnny
will be a great statesman, or yalorous
soldier, or. at all events, good citizen,
after he has got over being A Young
NcSpclduO. -ffslrrrs,a s..z -, tt-s-,e. "a b., - fr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

AsI WISH TO CHANGE MY BUsT-
IA ness. will sell my several farms situated in
jefferson township, Franklin county. Ohio. One
Farm. situated on the Columbus Granville road
l0A miles from Columbus and y miles from Black
Lick Station, ntaining 100 acres good two story
frame house with six rooms. a good bank barn
with good spring in barn-yard. young orchard of
160 choice fruit trees. ~ i.-ii o. ''a
One farm of 10 acres at Black Lick Station; a
eds and other out-buildings and two orchards Of
grated fruit. a..s fa,. s-ts,., =. .....,....--
Ore farm Of IS aci es. one half mile from Black
chard. 49, -,-t ,.s ,~
One farm of about ~ acres, at Black Lick Sta
ton, with good frame house with four rooms. -r
One farm of 40 acres of choice land. with Il c
cabin. three-fourths of lille from Black Lick Sta
ton. ....r..-f-,.- ,,- ... . 49, me-.
will sell one or all Of said farms on reasonable
terms. +. COMPTON,.
mch7-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
ANCYqDYEING!'

specifically informs the public of Columbus
and vicinity that he has now completed his fixtures
aud apparatus at No. 10 East Rich street, two door
ed to Dye any stus goods in the incest and most
durable manner, such as Silks. Grape Shavls.
Ribbons. Woolen Shawls. Gentlemen's Clothes,
Coats and Pantaloons. and any other goods. Also,
Dresses or Clothes are cleaned Of any stains and
renovated. q .asi llsr1, aslr 20 sl s,Htz e-
Having been employed for four and a half years
as Foreman in the Dyeine departn ent at the WooI-
competent to satisfy all reasonable demands N :
patrons and customers may make upon me, and.
therefore, would most respectfully ask the public
for goodiy share Of their patronage.
My prices are low rs poss ible. and all orders viii
find prompt and speedy attendance.
= i--'o-. JACOB MICBABL,p 9
No. ls East Rich street. Second door East of the
Eagle Drug store. - .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

! c. N. OLDs. Attorney
marl6 r ..tf..,.,-s -s $3.50