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LOeT-sTOLEN--FOUND.

OsT-oN TUESDAY. THE isrH SEPTEMBER
II Instant ordinary Pocket Diary containing small
ths following described which the public
ton az anst trading for negotiating viz Three Notes
dated December 1867 I. D. Van Horn to his
and him ndosed r s.sdsa de,l.s. s.e end
PAYABLE three months After date; note
drawn BY Mrs NJ Van Horn her order and BY her
indorsed year after date srch 1879 and marked
Eve and thirty Eve dollars note for eight han
bred and thirty three dollars and and one third
dosed as above marked, .'Ne vsriatur" by w Poole,
ESQ., p; one sixty days eer date, 9th Febru
ary 1867 drawn by T. Van Horn TO the order OF N Au
gusp Bank Of New Orleans for one hundred and
6fty dollars: one Lobdell favor OF Hardy
Lo6de hundred and fy dollars endorsed date
which been maid but not
Cancelled The finder welcome the money and viii receive
an additional upon returning the Diary and Papers TO
T. D. Van dorm, "a Camp street.
OST-ON THURSDAY, nth, BLACK AND
N Brown Hound to the name of Jen. Had .
small piece the bottom Of bis let ear and large
white max on When lost he had on leather
collar The finder wiz be suitably rewarded on leaving him
at 81 Race street.
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RIsAUD a CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

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used in all fashionable circles tor It's Exeenence n
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with Photographic usrstions win Be ssns on rssps 0ns
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c.E. GlRARDtY q co.'s SALES.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR, DRAWING. BED
AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRoRa
RICH GAS CHANDELIERS. BRONZE AND OTHER
ORNAMENTS.
CARPETS, ENGRAvINGs GLASS. CHINA AND
OTHER WARE. ETC., ETC.
AT AUorIoS.

ny @. Il. GIRARDEY d CO..
Ofice-No II Exchange Plaza
"WEDNESDAY. October seth, a. Toe
story brick dwelling, No. IT'S S. Charles street between
Grcd julia account Of the owner declining house.
TnE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF sAIp HOUSE, COM
prsne Eegsnt Rorewocd Paor, Drawing and Bed Room.
Sets: Rich Plato Mantle and Pier Mirrors Lace and
Damask Cursi English Gas Chsndsers and rixarss:
Mantle Clock other Ornaments, ia Bronze; Engsyngs
and Glass and other Wsres and great variety OK
otber articles numerous TO mention
Descriptive Catalogues vii be ready for oenvey on inc
1Oth inst at the Office OF the Auctioneers
~ TERxs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
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eenteel families Who desire comfortable home and good
living pleasant part Of the city msht be suitSd on appt
Coliseum Square The house has large, well furnished rooms
and surrounded By extensive grounds me street cars
pass the door.
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coNsTaBLt's SALES.

MANUEL NELSON VS. L JoHNsoS-sEC OND- JUS
TICE's C0URT-No. 63lf.
nv VIRTUE OF q writ OF nerf n1eiae
ID to me directed by the Honorable A. sh.ley Second
Justice the Peace for the Psr Of Orleans vii proceed
10 .e AT public auction SATURDAY the 18th OF Octo-
her 1853 IL o'clock Cusomhouse street, between
Dorgenos and Broad Streets the following described pro-
'eMs' bNE"sroRY FRAME HOUSE. Il feet front By Is
feet deep
- - W. J. W. QUINN, Constable.
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ISOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL HUN
Ore Cotton Plantations located In the eesi
portions Of The and sugar growing sate Also hce
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies OF
timber Ianda Also, variety Of City and suburban
Property improved and unimproved In the form Of
stoes building favorable terms Partfef
wishne 70 invest win do call and exAmine our Proper
ties Miller Gard Rsal Estate Assats No Oerondsas
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DHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEN.
@sr, CHARLES STREET.

x.ts,,s Mahogany Black Walnut and Plain Conn
slvsy. ON hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
Faneas attended 10 person. and he hopes By stres Aten
tion IN Obtain a share Of public patronage
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The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
H rieans and of the States Of Louisiana Mississippi and
Texas that thew are nov prepared 70 put down ARrEsIAs
WATER and NATURAL GAS WELLS 81 the shortest
Ordeu to our address Boz 2ss2 viii receive rcpt sten
ton. A. WELLlHtION ',Aeenss.
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AUCTION SALES.
cHAs. 7. NAsH's SALES.

ruRNITuRE sUNDRIEs. ...........CARPEr9
NV CH 40. r.. NAAH.
AucrIoxExz-Omce Masonic Hall Auction Mari.
Corner St Charles and Perddo stresta
WEDuE0DAY, 11st HISS, at 1 o'clock ~
xLARGE XsSCRrMEaT or HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
turs removed for Of sale Bedroom Sets
Armou, Washstands, Mirrors Chairs Tables oideooards
Csreets. Shades. Desks. Bookcases and SundrieA
~ TrRns-Cash In U. 8. Treasury Notes
LARGE AND PEREMProRy SALE or ELEGANT
MAHOGANY. WALNUT AND OAK. PARLoR,
DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. CONTENTS
OF RESIDENCE NO. 4ss pRYADEs STREET. ON
ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
NJ CHAs. T. NASH.
AscnoHxxn-Ofics. Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Corner 81. Charles and Perdido streets.
THURaDAY, ED Inst, 1T II O'Clock a. Ms
ct residence No. 40 Dysdes between Feiy Road and st.
street, ptremptoy and without limit reserve wi
be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE,
consisting Of elegant Mahogany Walnut and Oak Bedroom
sets Psrior Sets Sideboard Extension Tables Mirrors
Sha des Harack Brussels Carpets Chairs Tables Bureaus
Armsirs, washstands. Crockey, China and Glassware
Kitchen Furniture etc.
~ Txnxs-Cash in o. Treasury Notes
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DENsACOLA observer
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY BY WIZ. KIRK 90.

months: ~ ~ sss an as.rsSIs
Al this time In view fact that Pensacola 70 snecng
her railroad communications with the Northwest ann
hscomns a point Of interest TO enterprising mon
II Il devoted 70 the development Of the material IN
terests Of the State Of Florida, and IN It's local Dc
Timber trade erowine pin lie Vicinity ss also 70 Ssss
the development ths great natural advantages OF fsns>o
al port Advertisements solicited
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNDERsIaNED BEG TO INFORM
ss snS asd sad the ss' ls%s aad
% h 4 sfPs eoops
6tRx ARoLs s as.,sd I've rnd
St Charles Hotel door from the ecrner Of Common
''i new Orleans. October 1853 HEsk4 L zksak
OSM5ssssss &. E En- .. T a1Es RsAT% g
dissolved. Gko; q; GAhNEhs
New Orleans. October l. 1858. Surviving Partners.
THE wa y. ssi s1ss
pose Of carrying wholesale Grocer: business =. the
st. street: e Gamer wynn Co., SSsssS$T
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED
haze and .s,s S
Of s sHP11Ss N
August !, 1858. y Do'AND'
+ the So.f
STREET and would respectfully 'Sc MswTos
POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMIssI0NER's DErAKT r:
MENT Rom No c x. Fourth D,ssriss Pound on
Dysdss street. and Philip. sssrays-
| Three GOATS of different coiors
Which, claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid sold public anction ct said Pound en-
| FRIDAY, October q, 1865. q Y O'Clock n
| JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
| Pas IABARRE, Deputy Controller
CrREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART
y NM Room No. T. City Hall-New Orleans. October
ia ls-Were brought the First District Pound, corner
Lafay cite and Locust streets, as estrays-
l. Three GOATS Of different colors;
Which, II not claimed within three days. and the expenses
paid viii be sold q. public auction At said Pound on
| JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
| LOUIS SExrcHAL, for Controller.
| CTRFET COMMIssIONER's DEPART-
| = MFNT Room No 7, City Hall-New Orleans, Oct IL.
l-Was brought to the Second District Pound corner OF
Orleans Claiborne streets, as an estrsy-
One Brown speckled COW, Branded H. F. both Ears Cut.
which II not claimed within days, and the
thereon paid will public auction at said Pound,
| THURSDAY, October q 1888. at II o'clock n.
| JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioners.
Pas LABARRE Deputy Controner
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
Approved July 27, 1863.
EPuRLrc-No. 11O.l

An Act in amendment of an act enti-
tied IAN act to establish a uniform
system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States, approved March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the provisions
of second clause of the thirty third
section of said act shall not apply to
the cases of proceedings in bank
rupLtley commenced prior to the first
day of January, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine. and the time dur
ing which the operation of the
provisions of said clause is post
poned shall be extended until said
first day of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty And said
clause is hereby so amended as to
read as follows: In all proceedings
in bankruptcy commenced after the
first day of January, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-nine. no discharge
shall be granted to a debtor whose
assets shall not be equal TO fifty per
centum of the claims proved against
his estate upon which he shall be
liable as the principal debtor, unless
the assent in writing Of a majority in
number and value of his creditors to
whom he shall have become liable as
principal debtor, and who shall have
proved their claims, be filed in the
case at or before the time of the hear
ing of the application for discharge.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That said act be further amended as
follows: The phrase presented OF
defended in the fourteenth section
of said act shall read prosecuted
or defended" the phrase 'non-resi-
dent debtors" In line FIVE, section
twenty two, of the act as printed in
the Statutes at Large, shall read non
resident creditors" that the word
'or" IN the next TO the last line of the
thirty ninth section of the act shall
read and" that the phrase section
thirteen" In the forty=second section
of said act shall read section eleven :"
and the phrase ''or spends any part
thereof in gaming" in the forty-fourth
section of said act shall read 'sor
shall spend any part thereof In gam
ing;" and that the words with the
senior register, or" aud the phrase
TO be delivered to the register" in
the forty-seventh section of said act
be stricken out.
SEC 3 And be it further enacted,
That registers In bankruptcy shall
have power to administer oaths in all
cases and in relation to all matters in
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
Judpe neBruleT IN POsey.

Judge l.. O. DEBRULER, of Spen-
Ger. passed through this city on Sat
urday night en- route to his home,
having devoted a week to the cause
of RepubIieanism in Posey County.
We learn from gentlemen of Noun
Vernon and other points that his can
vass has been a highly successful one,
and that he has done great good to
the party. He closed his tour of the
county at Mount Vernon. on Saturday
afternoon. where he addressed one of
the largest audiences ever assembled
in that city, and his speech is spoken
Of as the very best of his lie. He
brought conviction home to his hear
ors, and carried his audience along
with him with unbounded enthusi-
asm. 1t is claimed that he has kindled
the fires of patriotism and party in
old Posey more brightly than they
haye glowed since the campaign Of
l640. Good judges of the political
prospects in the county assure us that
Posey will give General VEAToH two
hundred majority. Judge DEBRULER
is tower of strength in this District.
and we hope 20 hear his eloquent
voice often during the present cam
paign. r
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
EUROPE
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
PORTUGAL.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, August 29-The mail
stea mer brings Rio Jaueiro news oi
August 8lh. The ParaquayaDs
through hunger, have lett ZumatIa,
-Four thou usand fthem are surround :
ed IN Gran Cnaco. but refuse TO sur
render The A lies occupied Huma1t1
on the 18th o July, and captured two
hundred and fly eannons, and much
.ammuutltn
have evacuated their position at
Temps.
Three Brazilian iron-clads forced
their way to join the others In bonn
harding Lopez position on the Te-
bicuary.
The Allied General Callas was
advancing on Lopez. The Allied
feet commands the country. The
war is near at an end. The revolt In
Paraguay viii soon be Put down.
Berges and Cameras were implicated
and shot.
The Brazilian Ministry were chang
ing the priests OF the provinces, olus-
ing much Liberal opposition.
1OhIO~ hABELLO, August I4.-M o.
nongas, with 1000 men, commenced
an attack on the 9TH The garrison,
Of 500 men, with eleven guns, are
making a brave defense, assisted by
the steamers Bolivar and Mopari
The attack will probably fail.
RUSSIA.
ST PETERSBURG, August 28.-A
fire at Mariopol, town on the sea or
Azoff, had consumed two hundred and
fifty houses, and was not extingulshed
at last accounts. 1t was feared the
whole town would be consumed.
Loss heavy.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
TPUBL1c REsoLUTIoN-No. 55.1

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 55.1
A Resolution granting permission to
officers and soldiers to wear the
badge of the corps in which they
served during the rebellion.
Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bied, That all who served as officers,
non-commissioned officers. prlvates,
or other enlisted men in the regular
army. volunteer, or militia forces of
the United States. during the war of
the rebellion, and have been honor
ably discharged from the service or
remain still in the same, shall be
entitled to wear, on occasions of cere-
mony, the distinctive army badge or
dered for or adopted by the army
corps and division, respectively, in
which they served.
Approved, July %, 1868.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31

NEW York August ga letter
rom the City of Mexico, of the 10Th
inst. states that most Of the revolu-
tionary Disturbances had been qui eted,
the affairs in Puebla and Vera Cruz
al, ne, remaining unquelled.
he cotton factories iu Mexicio have
ceased running, the operatives. reius-
ing to work under a redueti on of
waqes
The Daanio states that Rome no had
cancelled two millions of the s anchez
Echo bonds while In the United
States.
President Juarez denies that the
States of Sonora and Sinaloa are to be
sold 10 the United States.
The bands Of State troops in Chi
huahua had engaged in fight. The
victorious party shot all the prisoners
captured, ten In number.
Advices from Key West state that
no sick ness has occurred In the town
this year. A case or two of yellow
fever were reported recently, but it
turaed out to have been on board a
vessel anchored mile beyond quran-
tine
At the Fashion course yesterday a
trot came eff between the brown mare,
Mary Sayres, the chestnut gelding,
Charley, the gray gelding, Prescott,
and the brown stallion, Naugatuogh.
The latter sold highest in the pools
and came out last, being distanced in
the third heat. The race was won by
the mare, her best mile being 2-513.
AT a meeting of colored citizens
last evening, at No. 1913, Becker
Street, arrangements were perfected
Cor mass meeting at an esrly day, al
the Cooper Institute, tributary to the
memory of Thaddeus Stevens. An
Executive Committee of fifteen was
appointed to carry out the details Ia
respect to time, place and selection oi
the day.
A post nl0Tteng examination was
held yesterday, at No. Amity Street
onthe body of young girl named
Susan Latter, who died from the
effects of childbirth. The house is 9
iying-in asylum. The father of the
girl testified that she had disap
from her home, near Farmingdale, In
April last, and had not been heard oi
since. The case is In the hilnds oI
the authorizes.
NEW York, August 29.-Tht
Alaska brings Panama dates to the
20th, and $5000 600 in treasure.
The steamer Dakotah reached AS
pinwall on the 18th inst, having beer
IA day. from New York. She was de
tanned by rough weather off Hatteras
and had one wheel disabled.
"A fire at Guayaquil, on the 6tt
inst, destroyed thirty five dwelling
and much other property.
The gunboat Saeo had arrived a
Asp nwall.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31

LPUBLIo REsohUTToN-No. 54J
A Resolution to carry into effect the
resolution approved March two,
eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
providing for the exchange of GER
tain public documents.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bled, That the Congressional Printer,
whenever he shall be so directed by
the Joint Committee on the Library,
be, and he hereby is, directed
to print fifty copies in addition
to the regular number, of all docu-
ments hereafter printed by order of
either House of Congress, or by order
of any department or bureau of the
government, and whenever he shall be
so directed by the joint Committee on
the Library, one hundred copies ad-
ditional OF all documents ordered to
be printed, In excess of the usual
number; said fifty or one hundred
copies to be delivered to the Libra
rian OF Congress, to be exchanged,
under direction OF the Joint Commit
tee on the Library, as provided by
joint resolution approved March two,
eighteen hundred and sixty y-seven.
SEC. 2, Aud be it further resolved,
That fifty copies of each publication
printed under direction of any depart
ment or bureau Of the government,
whether at the Congressional Print
ing Office or elsewhere, shall be
placed at the disposal of the Joint
Committee on the Library to carry
out the provisions OF said resolution.
Approved July %, 1868.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
[PuBLIc REsoLur1oN-No. 56.1

A resolution to admit certain per-
sons to the Naval Academy:
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, That the Secretary OF the Navy
be, and he is hereby. authorized to re.
ceiye for instruction at the Naval
Academy. Annapolis, not exceed
ing six persons, to be desig-
mated by the government of the empire
Of Japan Provided, That no ex-
pense shall thereby accrue to the
United States: And provided further.
that the Secretary of the Navy may.
in the case OF the said persons, modi-
fy or dispense with any provisions of
the rules and regulations of the said
academy which circumstances may. In
his opinion, render necessary or desi-
rable.
Approved. July q, 1868.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31

I AChtStOA VI DDIA DLOOiS DG tue IGkI
ter and by the court according to ..
/ provisions of said act.
Approved July 27, 1868.
[PUBLIc RRsoLUTIoN-No. 81
/ A Resolution relatige to lighting the
streets of Washington City, Dis.
| trict of Columbia.
Whereas, the municipal authorizes
of the city Of Washington have failed
to carry out the arrangements for
| lighting the streets of said city, In ac-
cordance with the provisions of an
act entitled " An act making appro-
priations for sundry civil expenses of
the government, approved July
twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and
Isixty-six: Therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Repre-, entatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the mayor and city
councils of the city of Washington be,
and they are hereby. authorized and
directed to levy and collect tax
from the property holders of the city
OF Washington sufficient to defray the
expenses Of lighting the avende and
street lamps of said city with six-feet
burners, twenty one nights In each
month, from dark until daylight, and
keep said lamps so lighted each year.
SEC. 2. And be it further resolved,
That the mayor and city councils of
the city of Washington be, and they
are hereby, authorized to contract
with the Washington Gas Light Gem
pany for the term of one year, nd 20
from year to year until otherwise pro-
Vlded by law, at such rates as may be
agreed upon not exceeding the maxi
mum now fixed by law, for all the
illuminating gas required for the
avenue and street lamps and public
offices of the city and public grounds
under the control of said city.
SEC 3. And be it further resolved,
That the Mayor and city councils of
the city Of Washington be, and they
are hereby, authorized and directed
to increase from time to time, as the
public good may require, the number
of street lamps on any of the streets,
lanes, alleys, public ways and grounds. |
IN the city of Washington, and to do |
any aud all things pertaining to the |
well lighting OF the city, and to levy |
and collect a tax from the property |
holders therefor.
SEC. f. And be it further resolved,
That in the event Of the failure of |
the mayor and city councils to levy !
and collect the tax therein authoriz- |
ed, or to light the said city as herein
directed, then the Secretary Of the |
Interior be and he is hereby authoriz-
ed and directed to levy a tax upon the |
property Of said city, and to collect
the same, sufficient to light said city
for the current year, and so from year
to year, in case OF such failure of said
mayor and city councils to light as
herein directed and to fully execute
the provisions o. this joint resolution
in the place aud stead Of said mayor
and city councils.
SEC 5. And be it further resolved,
That nothing herein contained shall
be construed to relieve the said
Gas Light Company
from paying the internal revenue tax
imposed by law
Approved, July 27, 1868.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31

BoSToN, August ga man named
'iray jumped off Portland steamer,
this morning, off Cape Cod, and was
drowned.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
Lato Itemsfrom RioJ eneiro
Connecticut State Fair.
Fires. Suicides, Etc, Etc.
NEW YORK.

AdvIces from MexlcO-ONtGOn FactO.
Tits cease nIng-DeniAI or the
Sale OF sonora and SINAI q 10 the
Unit q States-State Troops I'm.
gaged In Fight-Mass Meeiing of
solo ed Ci'izens TO be Held at
Cooper Institute =. --latest from
Panama.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31

LOWELL. Mass, August 29.-Sev-
eral barns aud out buildings, on
Rogers's farm, near this city, was
burned to dav. Loss SO 600.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
NORWALK, COME. .
Anniversary Celebration OF the Sew
eRteenth Connecticut Volunteers.

NoRwALK, Conn, August 28.-The
Seventeenth Cunnecticut Volunteer
Regiment, Of Fairfield County. held
its anniversary meeting hereto day.
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
THE PADUCAH HERALD.
Established in 1S57-Chartered 1850.
The Oldest and Best Established
Newspaper in Southwestern
Kentucky.
Published 1iii- Weekly and Weekly, at
PADUCAH, KENTUCKY.
JOHN G. MOB L b,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHES.

rnan Is asked to the p ID III "A III
HERALD as an advertising medium Its
circulation in the various counties of
SontbE "a astern Kentucky and the border
oo1nties of VI est Tennessee, and particu-
iariy up the Tennessee and cumberland
Rivers, is large and well established. II 10
IN fact the ONLY newspaper through which
the Farmers and Merchants of this region
cal be fully reached, and Is therefore very
valuable as an advertising medium. Tau22
The Evansville journal., 1868-08-31
ST. LOUIS.
Arrival Of Democratic Candidate for
y .r7t Governor.

ST. Louis. August 29-Hon. John
SaPhelps. Democrats candidate for
Governor, arrived here last night, and
was serenaded at the Southern Hotel
by several Democratic Clubs. He
responded to the compliment in a
brief speech.