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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
G. 70. l. z e,
No. 43 North EIGHTH street.

OPENING OF SUPERB HOLIDAY GOODS
WORKS OF ART.
Eie giant Bronze Groups, Figures Vases Sta
tuettes, etc.
A!abss,er Hebe Vases. VestIbule Ornaments,
etc.
Handsome carved marble copy of Cauova's
Dsnoing Girl.
Fine Carrara marble bast, Bashful Venus.
Fine Carrara Pastoral Group, from the An
tique.
Beautifully carved Castellina Stone Group
paul and Virginia"
Finely carved Figures, Tragedy and Comedy
Agate Hebe Vases, Amarmo Hebe Vases and
finely carved Carrara Marble Psyche OF Canovs.
Elegant carved figures, Dancing Venus, etc.
Superb Bronze Groups, "Mszeppa and An
tiope"
tion Sale OF Vlti Brothers. and will be "soId at
Less" than
"HALT GOLD COST"
Also, Handsome " Jardinieres" (French
Flower Sta nds), on Gilt and Ebony Pedestals.
HANDSOME FANS. HANDSOME FANS.
An invoice of VIENNA FANS, painted on
SilB. Au entirely new article. A charming
present.
Also. Gilt Stick Fans. White and Black.
l0tt silk Fans. all colors at very low prices.
100 Children's Colored SILK Fans, at 69c.
LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
HANDKERCHIEF5, LACES.
Pointe Lace Collars, from 50 75 to $3.50, from
auction.
Lace Barbes, Yeiis, Coiffures etc.
1000 Lace Collars at 37l5c.
$50 Real Valenciennes Hdkfs, S225 to $780,
rs Elegant do, s5 TO $40. Some ELEGANT
GOODS.
$50 Cluny and Imitation Pointe and Val
Bandkerchiefs, Sc. to SIPS.
eco dozen Hemstitched all Linen Hdkfs., $50.
FINE FRENCH LINEN HDKF5 STITCHED
AND CORDED.
CHILDREN'S COLORED BORDER HDKFS.,
l215 TO I5c.
Gents Fine Hemstltched and Colored Border
Hdkfs.
Gents Plain Linen Hdkfs., 10 TO Sc, cheapest
ever offered.
Gents Euglish Cloth Gloves.
Gents Finest KID Lined Imported.
Misses and Children's Fine French Gloves
eleean oolors
$500 yds. Dress Goods, reduced to 25c
Handsome Stripe Poplius. 81 to SSc.
Fine French Paid Poplins. 75o,; reduced from
Sl'50
Fine Silk Umbrellas.
Paragon Frame Umbrellas.
Would invite special attention to the above
line of Goods, as they comprise many novelties
Very desirable and useful HOLIDAY PRE-
SE NTS at very moderate prices.
e. r. LEE,
No. AZ North EIGHTH Street,
lsly4t PHILADELPHIA.
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PHILADELPHIANs IN PARIs.-The following Is
list of Philadelphians registered at the banking
house of Drexel, Haries Il Co., Paris, for the
week ending December 3:-Mr. aud Mrs
George W. Childs, Dr. and Mrs. r. Il. Peterson,
Mr.. L. s. Curtis, Mr.. Henry Huddy and wife,
Mr.. James V. lngham, Mr.. j, D1ndas Lip
rincOtt, Mr.. John B. Miller, Mr.. Asher Il.
Nyer wife and family, Mr., Edward b. Taggart.
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b. Disraeh, loquitm.-"Come what may,
history must record that | have been three
times Chancellor Of the Exchequer, and once
Prime Minister of Great Britain |"
a. johnson, ioquitT.-"Come what may,
history must record that have been an AL
derman ofmy native village, member of the
State Legislature, a Senator in Congress, a
Governor of the State, and '-'tis true, but pity
tits tits true-"once President of the United
States -
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DRY GOODS.

al o u N q v r a 8,
No. aa7 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET,
ABOVE SPRUCE.
HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS.
One invoice Of those beautiful satin DRmask Table
Cloths In rch designs, AZ o. 81, T. and AZ yards long
tne cheapest ever offered in the city.
Loom Table Linen, ~ yds, wide. 10 sax, 7Sc. to o.
Fme BleAched Table Damask, TX yds. wide, Too,
2yds, wide fine Bleached Table DRmRsk, B7J,c
- Turkey II d Table Damask, best make, NsS.
AlIinen Towels, 10, 12K, ia, ls. ~, Csc.
Beautiul Damask Tewes, 81. s7h, so, rs, aud up
barnsley Linen To Rels, red and blue dAmask
borders; barR aims.
Splendid DAmss Napkins, only ti5o per dozen.
HDKFS. HDKFS. HDKFs.
All-line Hdkts. ca 10, 1917, % to Coz.
Ladiea' aud Gents Hemstitchea Hdkfs.. bargains.
Plain Embroidered Colored and MourninK Bor-
deTed Hdkfs.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY,
Cartwright & Warmers Ladies' and Gents Merino
Underwear.
Gems Berno Shirts so &c. o., tiSs. to the iuest
Ladies Merino Vests ST.. 81, tl'IO. SIPS, o.
Ladies' silk embroidered genuine BalbIIggan hose
All sizes, B7bc, 122l6L
Boys and Misses Merino Underwear,
Best imported heavy English half hose, s7lsC.
BLANKETS AND FLANNRLS.
All wool Blankets, from o. to s2O per pair
All wool Flannels, 20, IS, As, soc to Sl75.
Yard wide BAllardvsle and Shaker Flannel SIC.
Canton Flannels in every grade, 1875 to 4sc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
SUxskn THaRE.

Marten embraces three townships, extend-
the east line Of the county. Near tie line
between River Falls end Msrtell, is the school
house of joint district No. 5. o. G. n. Hy-
srdahl, Clerk. Miss May Loring. Teacher,
20 pupils are enrolled, and sal paid PEI
month for teachers wages, the highest paid 10
any lady in the county The school house
Is small and in a most dilapid-
a,ed condition. The economy of such &
school is equal 10 that Of farmer who should
exhaust all his means in hiring men and fur
nikhiug them no tools.
Passing east we reach district No. L. Jacob
johnson. Clerk No school this summer
The school house is built of logs. appeared
very well inside Still east we reach district
NO. Q. Henry Niece Clerk. and Miss Ellen
Smith Teacher IL pupils are enrolled; wa
ges are S2s per month. Log house ceiled
with matched boards. and ono end painted
for a black beard, giving the room neat ap
pes1ance.
At MaT4fn villsge, district No 2, John
Braitinger is Clerk. and Miss Nary McCart-
ney Teacher, ~ pupils enrolled. $50 per
month is paid the teacher. The school house
is frame building, ceiled with rough boards
and the school lot is stamping ground for
all the cattle and sheep of the village, and as
each Cow wears .teil, and incists con-
stantly ratiling it, the discord may Be i'm
agined. 4 fence on tie street would abate
the uuisaf CO.
Passing into Middle Rartell. we find dis
trict No. 10. at about the centre of the town
chip. Oliver Furdy Clerk. No school
This is a new district and they are about
building house. 24X26, 10 be located on sec
tion o. The district embraces II sections,
and viii be a fine place for developing the
Township system with central high school at
some future day. On the line between Mid
die and East Aariell, We find district No. 9.
". D. Akers Clerk. and Mrs. Mary Sanders
Teacher. at $40 per month, ~ pupils. Tie
The school house 10 unfinished, but they in.
tend 10 hive it ready for winter The
school is taught in a small dwelling house
Things here are in the rough yet. but good
spirit exists. and a willingness to do what
they can for the education of their children.
Passing south, we reach district No. 8. B.
Il. Preston Clerk, and Miss. Sarah Coudit
Teacher. "a pupils enrolled and $50 per
munth paid. Much Of the land in this dis
trict being homestead land, cannot be taxed.
and the school must be supported largely by
subscription. This difficulty will grow less
sni less as the land is decided, and 50 becomes
subject to taxation. This region is full Of
promis, for the future. only LEI the founda-
lions of society be securely laid. and GER
isinly one of the corner stones Of our social
temple is our glorious Common School Sys-
tom
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
Women as Takers.
CFrom the COrnhin Msgszine.1

Tnlk, as it is prac;iced BY women, is
widely different thing from talk as Il il en-
gagged BY men The conversational perfor-
mances of the FIRST are in some wavs su
perlor and in others--if NAV dare To saw 50
-infsTicn 10 those OF what the conversational
rslker would call the "rougher sex" Ladies
are IN their talk alravs quicker and more SEN
sitive than men. They have lighter tonch,
and-glorious distinctiOn-they are much
more rarely guilty OF bearing.
This great swiitness of PERCEPTION in women
ID very brilliant and attractive quality, and
one of which they are conscious and proud
Their mental machinery works more quickly
and easily than does that of man. Tn that
kaleidoscope like yelling up of thoughts
which seems to take place in the mind, theirs
seem TO be thrown to the surface i'm greater
abundance and more rapidly than are those
of men. A woman will never sit long tocetb-
er without some available thought coming up
Her fancy rs richer than ours Is and she has
more tacundity of ideas. But this greater IA
cundity produces widely different results i'm
different individuals. In women of high ca
pacIty and intelligence ii leads To- the fleveI
opment of delightful social qualities They
have readiness of resource which enables
them to say the thing that is most right, at
the very moment when il is most wanted.
and TO ratifv the plumbers of other peOpIe-of
their stupid male relatives motahlv-ts antic-
lpaie and prevent some threatening coHtre-
temps, or to concentrate its effect a moment
after its occurrence. 1t enables them TO set
the talk going at critical moments, and to
keep u alive with bright answers and lively
repariee always. ii gives them the power of
keeping people in good humor. or of restor-
ing their squanimity when 1t is gone. The
descriptive powers, again. of women are very
great.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
N O II T Q Il
To c~
WOOL GROW E R S!
j. R. LYFORD,

OF Prescott. Wis, is the sole agent for the
~ Galena Wooden Mills. of tialena ILL.,
If you wish 10 boy or trade your Wool for
Superior Gassimeres. Blankets. Jeans. Elan
nefs, or Coatings, call and examine the goods
before purchasing OF tracing elsewhere. These
Goods are mase entirely Of Western Wool
and free from Shoddy Cotton Waste. or Flocks.
so extensively used by Eastern Manufacture
ers. Equal in finish e any. and tar surpas-
ses most of them, in durability. We can
furnish them lower than any merchant can
afford to sell strictly honest and pure goods.
Call and see for yourselves examine the
Goods at j r.. Lyfori's Store, and learn the
prices we feel confident you viii buy of us.
June / 2 1868. 7-w2
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

sE-Dr. j. ": Beardsley left tor the East
last week His health is very poor and it is
doubtful if he lives long. We regret that
there is deficiency of $ss3.40 in his ac-
count as Treasurer of this School District.
Mr.. J. r. D. ford is on his bond and We pre-
sumo the District will be protected from loss.
ANwsERIsG a Fool ACCORDING TO Hrs Fol-
Lr.-While Gen. GRANT was hnrrying through
New York. on Wednesday, of last week,
crowds of people followed and beset him. and
one man, more foolish than the others. cried
Out, General. what do you think of the pres
ent political prospectsf" Il don't think If
il at all at present" was the reply. any
principal object just now is to catch tine
train" s9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fer Safe.

A good farm. situated seven miles from
Prescott, and one mile from Clifton Mills,
containing I60 acres. 90 acres OF timber in
Guided. 80 acres under cultivation A good
house. cistern, and we'll; together with two
teams of horses. COWS and young cattle. Also
a Reaper, Seeder. and all other farming uten-
sils. also the present growing crop. For
terms apply on primises.
J. w. ALVERSON.
Clifton, June 23d, 1868 IOWA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
Administrators sale.

Pierce County Court, in probate. In the
matter of the estate of Ellen Mckenzie, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ and in pursuance oran order of licence
made in said matter, on the 22d day OF June,
1868, by the County Court of said County.
the undersigned administrator of said de-
ceased. WILL ON the Goth day of July. 1868,
al ten o'clock. in the forenoon. at the front
door of the post Office, in the village of River
Falls. in said County offer for sale at pubic
vendue the following described lands
The x offs g Il of Section 33, Town 81,
Range 10 Also Lot 10, Block ID, in River
Falls. in said County.
the terms Of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
MILTON WEBSTER, Administrator.
Dated June 22d 1868.
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EfOr Sale

A good farm. situated on the Hudson road
about three miles from Prescott. containing
lOS acres. of which 20 acres are under cnlti-
vation. There is timber enough for posts
and wood to last twenty years. 4 lso a
dwelling house This farm will be sold with
or without the present growing crop. For
particulars enquire of the subscriber Terms
easy, THUS. CsUlN N
Presc oft, June oath, 1865 lO-w4.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

ON READING and filing the petition Of
OHiram r Belts representing that among
other things that George s. Belts. late of the
CITY of Prescott, ia said county, on the fifth
day of Nay 1858. at his residence in said
City. died intestate, leaving goods. chattels.
and estate within said County, and that he,
the said petitioner is brother 81 said deceased
and praving that administration of said estate
be granted unto him the said petitioner it
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of lhis Court. al his Office, in the
City of Prescott. on Monday. the 25th day OF
July, A. d. l-6S. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ And
it is further ordered. that notice thereof he
given 10 all persons inter sted by publishing
a copy OF this order for three successive
weeks. once in each week. in the Prescott
Journal. newspaper printed in Prescott.
prior 10 said dav of heaI ing.
Nm. HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Juns 80 1863, lo-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

WISCONSIN MIRRoR.-This is the title of a
new parerjust started at Kilboun City in
this State. 1t is neat seven column paper.
Handsomely printed. and edited By one of the
soundest Republicans in the State. Hon. AL
ssOn Holly. Mr.. q formerly published ps-
Per at kilbourn. butsuspended it on nccount
Ct business requiring his presence in the
East. and we are heartily reioiced to know
that the Republican party of the State is 10
have The benefit of his able and experienced
pen IN the approaching canvass, and the
moral support which his sterling integrity
= nd honor give TO whatever be undertakes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03


matter of the estate of Thomas Arnott, de-
ceased.
ON READING and filing the petition of
OLydia A. Arnott, of Diamond Bluff, in
said county. representing among other things
that Thomas Arnott. late of Diamond Bluff,
in said county. on the l4th day of June,
1868. at his residence in said town, died in
teetate, leaving goods. chattels and estate
within this county, and that the said peti
tioner is the widow Of said deceased; and
praying that administration of said estate be
granted unto Benz H Clark of said County.
1t il ordered. that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court. at his Office in
the City of Prescott. on Monday. the 18Th
day July. a. ID. 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
And it is turnther ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three sue
cessive weeks. once in each week, in the
Prescott Journal, a newspaper printed III
Prescott, prior to said day of hearing.
VIM HOWES, County Judge.
Dated June goth. 1868 l0-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

Thad Stevens has drawn up new articles OF
impeachment, which he declares that he viii
bring forward in the House shortly and ask
10 have them referred to a Select Committee
with the intention that they shall not be ac-
ted upon until The Senators and Representa-
lives have been admitted from the seven
States for which bills OF admission have been
raSsEd.---La rrossc Rcp.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

SUS S4RoKE-rhe Milwaukee SEMI nsl of
Monday reports that there were at least elev-
en- cases Of sun storke on the South Side last
Thursday, ofwhich three proved fatal. Five
men in Palmer's brick-yard were Frustrated.
OF whom one died: workman on the Cica
60 and Milwaukee Railroad is still suffering
from the effects OF a stroke; and a man living
on the corner of Virginia and Hanover streets
Is well as the foreman in Mr. Bugee's plain
lug mill, were effected with fatal results.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

WErsoS Our-WALKRp.-At walking
match in Aesiford. Mass. a few days ago,
the winner walked the 100 miles in 81 bours.
six minutes and forty-four aeconds. The
purse was for $1,000 and championship of
New England Average tine, fraction lers
than five miles rtr hour.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

SURRATT on BAIL.-Conservaiives and rebel
90 symPathizers are greatly pleased with Sur
rats discharge under the murder indictment
is at the house of one OF his friends. and many
persons are calling on him this evening. He
There is not much probability that the trial
on the new indictment win begin next week.
as he can hardly get ready by that time
Ia Or0sss Rep. sHe
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

E2JESTa!AF G0H9AHY

In the country. numbering 80 men and
81 horses. Incl 4attg 70 Performers, . Lady
Riders ana ) rop,.I+r Clowns. enabling the
management ~ produce startling Acts Of
IIorsefnNnSiIjp, Daring GEmuasJlc EXer.
ci~eG, Sp6ctacloS OF Oriental Grandeur,
giih the D03t daZgliug sPlenGor.
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Mrs. N. III. EIarEle.
HOLMAN 81 GAUMON.

GREAT RUSH AT McKEE'S. to see his
N STOCK Of Wall Paper. Curtain Paper.
Bordering, Rustic Blinds. Bird Cages, Toy
Carts, Cabs, Baskets. dc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

TT C. COTTON, NJ. D. Office over +.
IL ". BeardIey's Store, Broad Street.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court, in probate. In the
matter of the estate of George S. Belts, de-
ceased.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

THOSB SEWING MACHINES are still
4 for sale ct MCkEES.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

PREscorr. Wisconsin, July 3. 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
on STEMBoAT LANDING,
? z & S g . TT, WIS.
GEO. NEWTON, PrO'r.
The Only American House in
the City!

THIS HOUSE is opened under new
J. Proprietor, being newly furnished, pa
pered. painted, he is better prepared than ev.
or to accommodate the Travelling Public
y. B-Good Stabiiug attached.
Prescott, April IL, ls66. Soft
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
PRESCOTT MARKET.
CORRECTED BIZ
GEO. a. DELL.

Wholesale and. Retail Dealer in Groceries.
Provisions, DC.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03
Probate N0siCc.

Pierce County Court. in Probate. In TIE
matter of the estate of Thomas Anott, de-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-03

5p ssi 20 ss ' S g A1.5s
GEORGE MORRIeON. As:s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-06
OFFICIAL.
DISSEMINATION. PROCLA N A rION
OF QUARANTINE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP IRrnzsr !,
Orleans May q, 1906 \
WHKREAs An Act Of the Legislature approved fares Is
1879 entitled An act establish Quara tine Tor the pro
lection Of the Szte pr0vdes Governor Of the State
shall sue his rOcamatsn upoa The dvice the Board M
beah declaring place where thsrs shall be
heve pestenal contagious disease
be an Injected place and stating the days OF
sntne o. Dc performed by the Vessels their
ce,s and crews. coming from such place o places
Now therefore In pursuance Of provons Of the act
aofesaid, DO issue this proclamation hereby de-
clare The places hereinafter named to be infected
that AL vesse together with Ulcers crews passengers
cargoes arriving from said places, having touched
stopped at Of them, shall be subject TO tine Of
not LEES than ten dys, for longer be
sdered by the Board Health TO take effect from
and after the prOmu gati"n Of this proclamation
Any violation OF the Quarantine sws here procsined
viii be severely punt he'd. II the by
law deem ed Inadequate the parties offending will be de-
hvered up 10 the military authorities I, be dealt With
The places which hereby declared infected as sfore
said, are the following wit:
Alt he ports of Nicaragua Central and the mort
OF Vera Cruz In NJ xic0 -
Given under hand snd Seal Of the above and
the Independents Of the United the ninetys4cond
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
j. h. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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THE AXIOM PLANO FoKTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

The AXIOM PLANO FoErE declared BY the Judges 81 tia
Fair Of the American Institute held in September snd
October 1857 be the best piano exhibition, and AFTER
trial ordered By the American Institute With the Psnos
Jthe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition
Shared Their Judges 20 BE- the best Piano
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agents
rsnted every city and town where have kssdy
pointed them
send tor crc~.rs. price Inst. terms, ETC.
Delaney strsea New Fork MANNER co.
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The City Terminus Is fixed Lafayette street.
where with few yards the Steamboat Barge Land
ines and in the immediate vicinity Of all the
Western Prosiuee Dealers. the Company erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of ten
thousand barrels
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE closely as
possible, the Trains win follows hating at Canal
street. at French Market Old Passenger DepO. and
aiborne street:
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CoLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, D C.

The Sessions Of the open q. follows
The Preparatory, September 9th the p.ember
sd the Thec gcal ctober Law October 4th aad
the Medical, October 18th
This college rgsnzed with to the on urged
suggestion Of washogon that University federal
would Tend the priuciples
opinions asd manners Of ur eouniymsn by the common
education Of uortioD ~ its youth svery
Its graduates have verhes Madison and
hunroe that the facilities Of hearing debates Congress-
gumenis in the Supreme Court and lectures from
men. md Of wishing libraries and coisctins science
gathered at this CENTER would foster extensive
deves pment
The Preparatory School gives thorough training bus
ness and srston for Col The college prcpe has
eight efficient Professors all the chairs being hed The
Theological School has three Professor Lecturers the
Law School four and the Medical ten. =
he expenses are as at other Colleges Number Of
Students the pact year 434 ~ -
For further information address,
O. W. SAMSON D. D. President
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GEO. A FRERET. Cashier.

Rank New Orleans,
with sections 81 and IS of " An
establish = general system
the State Of Louisi sna, I"
!, nOtice Is hereby given
!. circulating notes OF this
! pr-vis ons Of said act. 70 IRE
q sOuse, or At the Office Of the
Ose Of redemption. with n ons
e the funds deposited By said
reclaimed.
HAS. FAURTE. ia. Cashier.
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lesBs, June ~, 1868 in aces
the act entitled An act TO o.
Bsnk ing IN the State Of Lout
pstice u hereby given IN H..
Of this B ma, duly audited M
present the sam At the BAN
State Auditor. for the purpos
nom this date, otherwise the:
said purpose will be reciaims;