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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06

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Publication.

VOURSUANT to orders from the Royal Commencement it is hereby
6 made known that the taxes for the year 1867, viz: Ground
and Building Tax, the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per-
centage-Tax on the Rent of houses, the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax, the Cavalry and Artilery-Tax and the
Immigraton-Tax, became due on the 1st of May this year. A list
of the Tax-Debtors and of the properties with specification of the
respective amount of Taxes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction of ChrBtiansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherif's Office in
said town, and will be advertised in the st. Croix Avis.
In accordance with Governements Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th day of the Months of June
until September both included, and the list of arrears will he for
warded to Government after the oath ofSeptember for their further
measures.
Royal Treasurer's Office, St. Croix the goth May 1868.
J. A. HOVER,
COnSt.
, 1868-06-19
Bekjendtgjorelse

WFOLGE Diet Kongeige Gouvernements Ordre bekjendtgjores
"A herved at Skatterne for Aaret 1867 nemlig Grund- og Byg-
ningsskatten, Afgift af Sukkerproductionen L~eieafgften1' 4 pct.
Skatten, Ny, Huus-, CAVALIER og ArtiIeri- SAINT Immigahons-
skatten forhldt til Detailing den 1ste Mai d. A. En- Fortegnelse
over Skattedebitorerne og Eiendommene, med Angvelse at Skat-
ternes Belob er henlagt til Eftersvn for Chrshansteds Jurisdictions
Vedkompende Diet Kongelige Kasserercontolr, og for Frederik-
stds Jurisdiction pa Byfogedcontoiret sammesteds, og vii tllhge
blive ~indrykket st. Croix Avis.
Ifolge Gouvenementets Ordre modtages ovenanf6rte Skater
efer den ode Maanederne Juni til September, begge inclusive,
og vile RestancelBterne eter den 24de September bive lndsendte
til Diet Kongelige Gouvernements videre Foranstaltning.
bet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, st. Croix den 29de Mai 1868.
ia. HOVER,
conSt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-15
w. II STEPHENS,
Effect Of the spanish Revolution in Cub

Effect Of the Spanish Revolution in Cuba.
A correspondent of the New York
Times, writing from Havana, on the Sd
inst, says:
From anything to be observed here,
no one would suppose that revolution
was going on in the mother country.
What little the people here know of the
matter is discussed very quietly and
guardedly. The Creoles : when there
are ne Spanisrds near--generally chuckle
over the scanty information they have,
though none of them appear able to say
what benefit they expect to derive from
the change The newspapers here have
little or nothing to say on the subject,
and merely publish the two or three
brief telegraphic dispatches contained in
the Government organ. One of them
this morning has long leader on the
women of France and England, and
another, scathing review of the condi.
tion of almost all the countries in the
world, except Spain. Whatever may be
the result there, it is not probable that
any disturbance will occur here. The
Spanish residents and naval and military
men stationed here have generally been
long enough absent from the mother
country for the moderation of their par
tisan feelings. As to the Cubans, lazi.
ness, if not loyalty, will always secure
them from revolt. Any change that may
take place here will be quiet and gradual.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-15

A late number of the New York
Tribune contains this editorial para
graph:
"Gen. Rousseau is making brave be-
ginning at New Orleans. Being in mill
tary command of that department, in the
midst of an excitisg political campaign,
he received serenade from a partisan
club, named in honor of himself, and an
uounced his intention to make speech
in favor of one Of the candidates. We
used to hear q great deal about Sherl'
dams s partisan tendencies, but the little
finger of this man is thicker than the
loins of his predecessor. Cannot the
Democratic conservators Of public de-
cency reason with Gen. Rousseau =
Everybody in this community knows
that there is not one particle OF truth IN
the eravamen Of the above assertion
about Gen. Roussesu. he neither prom
ised to make nor has lie made " a speech
in favor Of one Of the candidates. The
same paper, Of Che same date, has the
face TO speak Of Governor Seymour IS " a
shameless liar" on account Of his dam
aging exposure Of the financial profigacy
OF the Radical party. II is impossible
that the Tribune can point TO examples
of more shameless lying than those with
which il now daily Grams its own col
umns, under the exigencieso Of the party
Of moral ideas" What part Of the
ethical code this organ Of sublimated
morality would not anuul, Is not visible
TO a plain understanding. Il has obvi-
ously repudiated the obligation 10 tell the
truth VIXEN a lie will suit its purpose
better, aud has as obviously elevated
mendaciy employed as weapon against
political esponeuts, 70 place smong
the csrdi6n virtues. = Nsr Orleans
Crescent
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A Chanpa NaadAd.

The New York Herald is constrained
to say, in view of the increase of the
public debt: A thorough change is
needed both in the national representa-
tives and the administration Of the
treasury, and unless the change is made
the heavily taxed people will be driven
to summary mode of relieving them
selves of their burdens
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-15
MAYDWELL & ANDERSON,
Nos. 81 and 80 Union Street,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL!
w. III. PASSMORE a. CO.,
AuCTION NEERS

AUCTIONEE
No. 23I Second ST., Jefferson Block,
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
l. their numerous friends and patrons Of their
removal from the Vincent Block to No. 2Sl
Second street. in the Jefferson Block. and take
pleasure in being able to state that their facili-
ties for business by the change have been aug
mented. For the patronage extended them for
the past six years they return their sincere
thanks, believing that By following the same
principles as heretofore adopted, PROMPT
RETURNS AND ATTENTION TO THE
INTERESTS OF C0NSIGN0RS. they will
meet and merit the same confidence ard sue
cess in the future as in the past.
REAL ESTATE.
Especial attention will be given to the sale Of
Real Estate at public auction By our Mr.. Pass
more. whose well knswn qualifications in this
particular branch is well understood by our
citizens. W. II. PASSM0kE 4 CO.,
Aucticaeers, 81 Second street,
3l-f Jefferson Block.
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their surety for the prosecution of their
appeal, pay the other half; and that ex-
animation issue a true copy from the
record.
Attest: W. II STEPHENS,
Clerk and Master.
"Old Citizen" in his article, refers to
other wrongs which the city has COM
mitted some of which she has corrected
Others of which may peed correction,
IL the facts are as be States them. A
wrong never was justified by other
wrongs
As to the Navy Yard property, referred
to by "Old Citizen" suit is now pend
ing for its recovery by some of the heirs
Of the proprietors, who claim revolu.
ton Of the dedication and forfeiture Of
the right. ONE OF THE PUBLIC.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
C0ur du Qnatricmc District Judieiuirc.
PAROISSE Sr-JACQUES.
Michel Martin
VS.. 3tI
~1heophae Lo"que.

MERCREDI, lie 81 OCTDBRE 1868, a II
hemres du ma,in, a Ia Maison de Cour de Ia
Pafoi>sc St Jacques. EN- vertn d'nn ordre de
saisie ct vcn'e, a moi adressef par rHouorable
conr ci-dessns dams Ia s~us.ti,e afIaire, l'offri-
raj en- vente publique ct a l'enchare, Ia pro
priat6 Ct apies decri,e, saisie ct vendne pour
sa,istaire Ie dit writ, ssavoir:
Unc c%ertaine TERRE situee dams cette
par'ie dc Ia Paroi>se St-Jacqnes dite "La
Granae Poitte". dans Ia section 77-Town-
slip la PES, du Mississippi.1 Rangae
Est mesurant I'M arpent et wing, toises .,
demie, plus on mbins, dc face, sur qna,orze
arpen,s de profondenr, bofnac an Nord par
des terres appar'enant a Michel Martin Ell
autres, a PEst par ceties lie NM. Edouard
Bourgeois f,6tes, a rOnest par celIes de
NJ Lonis LeBonrgeois, ct au Sud par celles
de NJ. Adoiple Pocha.
CONDITIONS:
Compliant sur les Iieux en- billets ayan, cours.
s.z"... s. THEREOF.
Shirt.
Paroisse Si-Jacqucs, 10 Srp,embre 1868. f.
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that body, and plege themselves to maintain
and defend the principlesh embodies,
ResoNed, Thafthe nominations, made by that
Conse dnyion Flor President, and for Vice presi.
dee', >l,Ne already received The warm appro.
val Of the Democracy'o OF Louisiana; tina, we.
recognize in Hora'io Seymour and Frank p.
Blair, mon worthy 10 be the standard benrcrs
OF constitutional liberty in this its honr of
extreme peril, and thai we pledge Item our
coniinned. earnest, and nntiring support.
Rssoired, That we heartily and entirely en-.
dorse the recent letter Of Gen. Roht. r. Lee
and other distinguished Southern citizens TO
Gen Rns"cranz; aud declare tina, j, is a truth.
full statement Of the feelings, wishes, and
purposes. If The people of the South: that,
while we are urged by every consideration of
material anl p%ali,ica. interest to desire a full
and speedy restoration to the Union, with all
our constitutions rights, we recognizes. 10
Constitution, to obey the laws passed in con-
tn.mi'y with it, and to maintain the Union in
lis integrity:
Res4lre3, Tia, we recognize the abolition Of
slavery as an accomplished fact, and that i, is
neither ont interest nor our wish, ever TO revive
ii that we believe the interests of the two
races in The South to be inseparably connected,
and that we pledge ourselves to protect and de.
tend the co'orrd people OF this State IN the full
and free exercise Of all illrir legal rights.
Resulted, That we look will, Indignation and
alarm upon the attempts now being made ty
the Republican party nf The State to deny The
white people Of the State a fair registration
and a fair election tina, this party ought, al
least, To be satisfied with The dis(,a EMBELLISHMENTS
contained in the present constitution; ,ha, We
have an UNREASONABLE tigh, to demand, and
We do demand, that all who are entitled to i,
shall be registered, and that an Opportunity
Shall he tI1rded 10 those thus registered, 10
cast tl.eif votes in November next, and that il
we are deprived of these clear and UNIQUE stion-
able nights, HE responsibility for The couse.
queues lha, may follow 40 claring an outrage.
mus, fall upon those who thus violate and
tramrle upou HE laws they themselves have
enacted.
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Statc Of LOut>tupaR
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Michel Martin
VS.. 343
IhtophHe Louque.

On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day Of OC-
TOBER, 1868, at II O'Clock A. NJ, Al the
Court House Of the Parish Of st. James, by
virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale TO me
by the above Honorable Conr, ia the
case, | will offer At public sale
and auction, the hereinafter described landed
property, seized and sold to satisfy said writ,
To- wit:
A certain tract of LAND, situated in thai,
part Of the Parish of ST. James known as
the Grand Point", in Section II, Townsbip
n-East Of Inc Mississippi rlver-Range
4 East, measuring one arpent and twenty
toises and a half: more. or less, front. by
fourteen arpen,s in depth, bounded on the
North by lands belonging 10 Michel Martin
and others, on the Eas, by those of M-ssrs.
Edouard Bourgeois Brothers, on the Yves,
BY those OF Mr.. Louis LeBonre-ois, and on
The South by those of Mr.. Adolphe Poche.
TERMS:
CASH on the spo, in legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
ShrriH.
Parish of ST. james, September 18th, 1868.
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Resolutions adapted By the Democrats Of lhe Pa.
rush " ~. .James. in mass-meefing assembled
on August the 23rd, 1868.
Resolred 10. That we cordially endorse and
ratity the nomination of HNtATIO SEY-
MOUR and FRANCIS p. BLAIR. as can.
didales for President and Vice. pre~ilen, of The
un'''d States, and we hereby pledge ourselves
to support them at the NEXT November Election
ReSolued 81. Tha, in the Democratic marty
we recognize the only ,rne republican doc,
'r'"rs and the only safe guard of American
liberty.
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Eini de- IN Louistnuc.

En- vertn dun writ de saisie ct venie, a moi
adresse par Honorable Conr one dessns dams
Iatfaire ci-dessns, TAI saisi ct %j'nhiitai IN
vente pub'ione Ell d l'enchere, a la Maison de
Conr de Ia patoisse ST. Jacqnes, 10 MERCRE.
Of, 81 OCTOBRE is6s;-a II heures A, NJ, Ia
propfieta ci-apres dscfi;e, pour sa,,sfaire lie
di, writ, %savoir:
Tn lot de TERRE si,ue dams ce,te par;ie de
la paroisse St.Jacques, di,e LA Grande
Poinie," dams 10 section II, Township II. a
iEstd n Mississippi, Rangtc 4 Est, mesuran,
&c 'o'ses e, IN pied Ell lem de face. sur
q~na'orze arpen,s de proiondenr; borne au
Nord par Emiiien Roussel, au Sud mar DC.
,ave RousseI, a PEA par MN. Bourgeois
ftetes, e, a i'Ouest par Louis l.eBourceois,
avec ,outes les ba,isses ct authorizations oui
sly trouvenl.
Conduions-Comp,ant sur les iieux en- bi,,e,s
ayanl cours. .
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Paroisse s,.Jacques, 10 Sep,embre 1888.
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UF ditcs-cous cnregistrcr !!
I'm mnuM;t.

I'm brave homme, parlant Ia langue de Marseille,
Mourut I'M beau matin;
Car ron meurt arssi hen, sans plus grande merveill,
A Paris QUA PaAtin.
u await bien y6cu, peu jur6, bu son we're
A4,a. EFT fat la cllarita.
En- fallait il de plus ponr are bon compere
En-. la Sainte Cite!
Troun de lair ct Bagasse /! II fut 81 valiant sire
- ct 81 claimant cpoux,
Que sa femme, trois jo.rs, pleura, pleura sans rire,
Et meurtrt SEES genoaux.
QUAINT q son fills aine, jeune anne plloceenne
Des beaux eRux azurGs,
u pleura CONNIE nm fills ct dissipa sa peine
En- longs vers eplorts.
Ce tut deuil general, ct sur la Cannebiere
~ Passa CONNIE ln frisson.....
dependant lie porter quon appelle Saint Pierre
q Chassa le Franc.macon.
~ @ j. G.
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.1m.r C~O01vtbNobxcx.

Avis es, par le present donne aux Con,ri-
bnables de la Paroissc St.Jac9ues que, d'aptss
des instructions scri,es rccues de lAnlttcnr
DIES Complies pnblIcs, ,onies les personnes qui
mont pas encore Pave lenr take dc Convcn-
ton, son, pastibles Dune penali,6 de IS 90
sur lie compile %otiainel, ct dune augmentation
de 10 90 poor ohaquc ,rente ionrs qni sui
vronl lie Ter Octobrel 1868 jJnsqu'a pa;cmen,
nal;-plus 2 pias,res pour chaque compile
somme revenant q 'FAnditeur pour ses frais
d'enregistremeut de In Iiste des dtlioqnanls.
Tnus les ContribuabIes cui n'anron, pas
soIds 'e"ts complies dc ,axs po"r I,E,a, avant
lie Ter Oetobre 1868, seron' fgaIemen, Fappor-
les d fAudi,cur ct anront d payer les dts
Complies a CO de'nier on a ~I'ayocat de Dis.
trict.
s. THERlOT,
Collector.
81 1arcpoc ~ A,A, 1000
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State Of Louisiana.
State Of LOaVisiNuN.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
... .. PARISH OF sAINr-JAMEs
Louis Duhon
VS.. 343
Ancnste LrBianc.

BY virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale 70
me directed by ,he.above Honorable Cnurf in
the above matter, | have seized and vii, offer
at public sale and n%l,c,ion, n, the Court House
Of the Parish Of ST. James, on WEDNESDAY,
the 2ist day of OCTOBER. 1868. a, II o'clork
A. NJ, the hereinafter described property, TO
satisfy said writ, To vii,
A tract Of LAND situated in that part of The
Parish of 81. James, known as the "Grand
POINT, in Section 7-Township li-Eas,
of the Mississippi river Range 4 Fast,
measuring twenty six toises and one foot
and a half front by fourteen arpen,s in
depth, bounded on the North by Emilien
Ronssel, ON The South BY Octave Ronssel.
on the Eas, by Messrs. Bourgeois Bros,
and on the Yves, by Louis i.eBontycois.
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
TERMS-CAsH on The spot in legal
currency.
... S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of st. James, 18th September, 1868.
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I'm. J. Billion, lie proprit,aise du 'St.
James Store. live droitc, pres de la maison de
Cour, arrive de la Nuuvelle-Orleans avec qun
assortment comp'ei de marchand'ses sdcAess e,
de groceries,. Son stock d'lndiennes, d'el6fEe-
d'hiver, de chaussurcs, de provisions> lie beucfe.
etc, est nu grant compIct.
Aux pr4y les plus moderes!....
Qm'on So. IL disc.
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COLLEGE Jefferson Ste Marie,
PAROISSE SrJACQUES, line.

La session prochaine de ce college commen.
cefa lie Ter octobre. Les Peres Maristes an 10
dingent sont 4 meme de bonner d leurs 6feyes
nne education franchise, angFaise, m%atIlema.
itque et classioue complete.
PRlA-payabIe dayance-S9O en- or. lou
son equi,aien,) mi SESSION lie chm ,nois
Ponr plus de details, s'adresscr au prasiden,
on a MN. Poufsine 4 Gle, rue Na,etcz. Nile.
Orleans.
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AyD@1cGa-aa

Hcad.QnatteIs Democratic Central CUmmiNes
OF the Parish of St James.
Oc,uter the 5,h, 1868
The DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COM
MlTTEE of this Parish, viii mce, a, the
nsnai place, on Monday, October the l2,h.
1868, a, 4 O'clock p. NJ.
+. p. POCHE.
presidett.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-10-10

RVNous recommandons aux p~lan,ear., ha.
bitants Ell marclands de la paroisse St.Jacoues
81 dss an,res paroisses la maison de Grocevies
de A. C. PlERPoNr & Co, No. u, New Levee,
Ell 10, Fnltan, Nouyeile Orleans.
Ceite maisc". Pune des plus importantcs lie
10 vile, expedite au meillenr marche et avec
ID plus srande cxactitnhe tout ce qni concernc
son genre d'affaires. Au reste, ellie est ,rop
connne pour avoir besoin de notre recomman-
dalton ct de no,re appui.
LINN de ses principaux commits est NJ. G.
FoRrlEa, no,re co.paroissien, qni ne neglieera
rien pour etre agreeable ct u.ile 4 notrs com.
muaaute.