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FOR SALE

~ White Oak Joisls for sale "a 81 Dar
hundred. inquire OF
nov2s dtf THOMAS BULLEN.
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In refcrenre to the above card. I an
nounce to my friends and patrons. and
the pubic generally, that IiWilI garry ON
the business at the old star q, corner or
pleased to wait upon nv friends.
nOV28 DIT FRANK HENNICKE
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Dissolution of Copartnersbin.

FEYEl \ FIltHA n \ q = EDADIt = ENEt51-
- ing under tue style OF Mann q Hen
nicke is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Frank Hennicke is author
to collect all dues and pay a debts OF the
old firm. ADAM MANN
FRANK HENNICKF.
Evansville, Nov 2jth. lS6s.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect ike
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis.
appointment; no ridiculous tints; RENE
otes tne III effects OF bad dyes; lnVigOrate s
and leaves tue Hair soft and beautiful
gt0ck OF brown. Sold by ali Druggists aud
FerfumeTs; and properly applied az Ba cll.
slor's Wig Factory, No. IL Bond Sh eel
NeW Aork. Lap30 diy
~ IIM93E a9HnWAW
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Ferre Haute and IndiansDOlis.

FROM TERRE hAUTF
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Main Street Property FOR Sale.

T 0FFEE FOR BALE wW HOUSE
~ and Lot, corner of Fourth and Main
streets. re rms--One-tIird cash; bainlce
one and two yenr' credit. Enquire oil
novl8 DIV HENRY WINGEHT.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

DWELLING HOUSES ro LET.

roURNIsHED HO Sc TO LTT-IN ONE OF THF
peasantest locations In tho city, near Irving pie"
srs house neatly and thoroughly furnished; rer s
month For full particulars address Anthon- s,sSS per
street. New York q, % oeecher
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Paragon, W. j Lewis, Ida Stockdale,
Agnes and Lorena.
The ice is SO heavy at St. Louis
that the mails to the East are not sent
out. We have not had st. Louis
Democrat for four days.
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For oeae, RIp,er Items See Fyrh Poge.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. IS

81, STEAMBOAT PRINTING. IS
Nc printing establishment In the west
has better facilities or greater ability Tor
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of job Type, though very large anu
complete, is constantly being added 10, ana
our lob department is under the PERSONAL
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain er fancy, Bill Heads
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal rex
cts. Bills of Fare Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &C. Orders left with either OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended tc.
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The weather yesterday morning was
clear and the coolest of the season,
the thermometer indicating 6 degrees
above zero, at 6 A. NJ, and Is degrees
at GA. NJ. with the sun shining full
on the thermometer. At II o'clock
the mercurysin the shade stood at 20
degrees.
The river was at stand yesterday
morning, having swelled only about
4 inches during the previous ID hours.
1t commenced falling about 10
o'clock, and up to B O'clock had fall
an ahn4.k 2 inches
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LOUISVILLE,

wall. This i the exact chan mel
depth in the river, but not over the
bars.
We learn that the Mississippi
RIVER, about eighteen miles above
Cairo at Dog tooth Bend, is gorsel
with ice, and navigation is sus-
pended.
The Empire is being repaired at
Cairo. from her late disaster. The
only freight she had liable to damage
was I31 bales bay and Al bags meal,
nearly all of which was saved.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday,
the 7th, are at hand, announcing the
arrival of the splendid new steamer
Gov. Allen, Capt Smoker, from this
port with full load of Western pro-
duce, sci bales of cotton and 43
hhds Of tobacco. She was all right
and had no damage, and the reports
circulated that she had run over a
snag, broken $50 timbers, and broke
hog chains, &C., were all false, and
almost totally without foundation.
ST.. LOUIS. = The Republican of
Thursday says:
Business almost entirely suspended,
although few dray loads were sent
to the Agnes; the Paragon from Mem
phis was the only steamer discharg
ing. The river falling slowly, wi h
ice floating past the city. The river
at Hannibal on Tuesday was full OF
w. j. Lewis have laid up. The fol-
lowing steamers were at the wharf
! last evening: Sully, Mountaineer,
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Evansville & Charlottesville
Railroad Go.
Time and Rates Guaranteed.

B9- The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to ship
pers by this than any other route.
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DRIP. u. VEGsS' DAeCING ACADEMY
AT MINERyA HALL.
On Clio street, from Prytania

The Annual Session cf Prof vFGAss ACADEMY will
clumence & The 18th Of November, lst7
.GEtTS' CLAs-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from
1902
~ N.
CIILDRENS-Tuesssys Thursdays aud Saturdays, from
4to6F. n.
StuTdsys-Pubc pancne Mstnees for Children from u
to 2 orlocE ?. N. nckets-50 cents: parents free.
Lsd snd Gents PIactiog sCirees every Wednesday
from 20 lOP
This slegrnt MINERVA HALL is located In the
most iashonae part o. tie cry and Appropriate Tor
Weddings, nCeTts Parties sd Religious Meetings For
app y at Prot J. NEdAS'S ACADEMY.
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AUDIroR's OFFIcE. STATE or LoUIHtVA.
Nnnz nrlnnna Dec a Is.T-

AUpIroR's OFFrcE. STATE L0UIsIAVA.l
New Orleans Dec. 80 1851 !
To E. l. msIie FsQ state Tax Collector Parish Ct Or
le Second ID strict:
S-The State Cons tutonal Convention in session In
this City, having passed ordparc- evyng tax Of SE
Ii upon the dollar all taxable optr.y to pay the
expenses Of said Convention
You eroby directed to proceed mmed'tsy cnlect
said Tax he ort by you the Convention
Tax and be calculated upon the 1867
payable "ozly in legal Of the United States"
pay the Treasurer Of tn the end Of
every days uLde OATH all collected you under
tbs ordinance les the amount Of your eommss n which
the cole, Of taxes; and make
ycur final settlement for the before the first day
ofApril 1865
The taxable property in your parish The OF
1867 eng $50 92l 200 the will be $50 92l 20
Incoedi copy Of the ordinance referred 70 Very
spectiuly, b. PERALTA
Auditor
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AuDIT0R's OFFICE, STATE or LOUISIANA, }
Neg Orie.n Dec 30 ls6T

AuDuoR's OFFICE, STATE or LOUISIANA,
New Orie.nSs Dec 30, ls6L
To T. Akew ESQ State Tax Collector Parish OF ohssns
First Dis net
s-The State Consttu onal Csnve ton session in
this fy having passed Ordinance svying tax of ONE
MILL upon the dollar all taxable property, pay the
penses OF said Convention,
You hereby directed to proceed Immediately to collect
said Tax the to he by the Convention
Tax and 10 Re cslcusted up the assessment Of 1861 and
payable "tny the legal currency Of the United States
You paw to he OF the Stae the end Of
every days uIder OATH all collected BY under
this ordinance les the amount Of your 'mmsn which IS
the collection Of other State Take; srdto make
your final settlement he before he first day Of
Afr,l ls6S
neofed is copy Of the ordnance referred TO. Very
sp'ctiuly, II. PERALTA,
AnhLtnr
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CoUIHFRN
y PETROLEUM STOVE COMPANY.
Jeryep, Patent.

Ihs and improved Cooking Stove can anything any
ether stove do, without smoke daor as Noiseisss
HEAJING STOVES for PaTors Offices and Bedrooms Tor
sale ct No. los Magazine street. New Orleans AL Nork war
Tanted State Rh for the manufacture Of the above stove
be purchased reasonable terms Agents with small
capital wanted In every parish in the state o.
Apply to JEhfEf UkAAhi'
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DEUTsCHE COMPANY HALL.
CORNER EXCHANGE ALLEY AND BIENvILLE
STREETS

This large and elegant Ha will be rented for Balls We'd
dnes etc etc. the reasonable For partieu
lars apply to fEkDlsASD Marks.
{ Camn straat
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DANCING ACADEMY

DANCING ACADEMY
AT EAGLE HALL,
Corner Prytania Street aud Felicity Road
Professor A. GHERARDI most respectfully informs his
en ds and the public that his DANCING ACADEMY will
be open for the season SATURDAY l6tn November
Days af Tston-Chldrens class Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday from Ate Gentlsrlens class the
ming from 7tO9
Ladies' and gents Praceing sOree every Wednesday from
7tOlCh
Chldens Matinee Saturdays, from IL to 2P free for
scholars and parents
For terms, apply to Prof GHERARDI, at his Academy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METAIKIE JOCKEY CLUB KAoEs.
WINTER MEETING.
Sunday, January s h, Is0s-Fourth Day.
HEATS CT ONE MILE-BEsT THREE IN FIVE
PRoPRIE TORS PURSE, $3.50.
Race to Commeuce at Three O'Clock r. M.
l. C. H. slOcomb enters WIN. BraIy's) PEORIA BOY,
alias Jack Gamble, Jr pedigres uuknOwA Drsss-Grsen
and White
2. C. A. Brsaux enters Is. Leonar,'s) g. m. NELLIE
GWYNNF, years old, by Bonnie Scotland dan Grey
Alice by Chorter Dress-Blue and White
3. T =. McCsy enters q. w. Posey's) b. m FLORA TEN
PIE 6yeaIs I'D, by Zero, cam Florida. Drsss-Red aud
Red.
A. J. criekard enters Car warickes) JOE IoaSSToN by
GOodwsod. dam Judy, by Sovereign. Dress-Red and
White.
Day Badges VIII be sold a, the Gate; price Sc.
Quarter stretch and invitation badges obtained
the Secretary
In of pcstpOnement a Pennant will be hoisted al
the Crescent Billiard Hall
No entrance money required
Liberia Purses will be given extra days, q desired By
the owners Of horses. ID. b. FOLEY.
Secretary.
POOLS will be sold at T. Kddsr's Saloon, by Mr. S.
Raymond.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1867. !
To H. Bensel Es State Tex Collector Parish of OTlesns
Fourth District:
SirThe State Constitutions Convention in session in
this city having passed odiaance lsvyng of ONE
MILL UPoNTHE DOLLAR on all tax able property, to pay
the expenses Of said Convention
You hereby directed ocesd Immediately collect
said Tax the TO be reported by you the COkysN
TON TAX and to be caen ted upon the Ofls
and only in the legal currency Of the United States
You pay Treasurer Of the State. at the ead
days, under oath, all e)ced by You under
this ordnance less the amount Of your commission which Is
the for collection If other State Taxes and
your settlement the on before the first day
AIT, 1868.
Enclosed Is cops Of tbs ORD imam e referred to.
Very respectfully,
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Isvng secured the services q Mr. PETER McKINLAY,
hsrveutor Of he approved RICE POU SDER now in
use Who has 80 years engaged in th'
siIu1iion, emotion and management Of Rice Mschnesy
az" now prepare uuder his supervision, construct all kinds
Of Machinery rec ired in the Of Rice for the
market ana to furnish all necessary ngs specia
cations.
mCdel % Weekdays Patent Rics Hu'ler suitable for
hce who coltivse Rice for domestic consumption
sen at orr iab!shmtnt
LEEDS co.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
SECOND DIsrRIcr Jan. 2, 1868.
In accordance It'll The lowing ORDER hereby molly the
Tax P.ycrs OF tue Second Dstrict to ell my Office and
settle siid Tax forthwith
L. y. LENARlE,
State Tex Collectors ccnd District Of New or cans
CIR er at. Peter and Charities streets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Yea DENY OF MUsIC.
sPALDlNG BIDWELL. Preprietors and Manager.
1cndsy, Tuesday and weds esday, January
TIE GREAT VARIETY CONBIN ALTON
In New Edition OF Novelties
ETHIOPIANIsNs, PEDAL Ius ramensal. Vocal Genie,
by the Worlds Champio's,
DE- EHANTT and HEMGt Err HARRY BLOODGOOD
RICHAED DAvI>, ADD RYMAH, and Assist .nts-
TERPSICHORI A. ISMs BY the popular favoriies Mile
Lbs II and Miss KAYE WOOD.
ACROBATICS, by the be squaled MIACo
BROTHkRS
V0CALISMs by the ininntabie ALFRED STEWART.
GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY NOos.
VARIETIES THEATEK.
THE OLD PRICES RESUMED.
Monday Evening. Jsruary O.
And until further notice. SH IN VAN VOCHr First pro-
io this city Edmuud Falconers celebrated Irish
Transitional Drama sboundng in Thrilling Effects Charsc-
teTstc scenery, Intense Interest, and Powerful OAt
entitled the
Peep o. Day,
Barney O'Tooe a true Peep o. Day.......W. r. FLOYD
Barry ansgh. Of FIRM FRANK LAWLER.
Rev. Mr.. O'Lesrv. the good sosgarth j 20 OhoTF.
Kafbleen Kavansgh. Kathleen ssvouneen, Miss ALOE
PLACIDB Mr. Hagsn. Mr. HEht. Nc. Parks. Mr. Mo-
rton Miss Mary 'arr. Mrs sevmOu Miss Rose We d. ETC.
Incl entail tie Dramatic version Of SHAN VAN
VoCHT Songr, Dances Reels Jigs, and true picture of
Irish Fair
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ROwMAt'S P.TENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

The Greatest and Bes, Invention Of the Age and House
We,iboards aud Machines entirely cut of date In.
srd Of consumir ha to IN Of DAY 10 tedious
Sang Glue Money! i can al 6s done in f y enc TO
I9hss tfqa'rs 20 Suns except . INC W. t6,nds ne
OF such Horrible wash board cru5bing
d. Tho old e., hi0ned Soaps comparatively Of use
ard can b used with fard or o wa er With perfect .u,,es
It vii also Grease Spots and Paint and Reserves
the Clothine All pref arions thS en- ain lime eat no the
Cloth Avoid theni At least y tie Com 219nd ana you
Coln,r Gust mhouse snd Peters streets New Orleans
tie ogly sghoI'o Agnt oI the Parishes Of oIsaus ard
fa't,e
CUGAR-CCRED u,Ms At l,,sc POUND.
!OOO rs Plain and Cauvasssd HAMS stl23ss z n,
SEQ e. Green SIDE -AT, TIE q n.
For sale at S. B. cHURCHILL's.
81 Tehoupitoulas street.
between Poydr IS and LAFAYETTE streets.
~ against the susoession Of RICHARD J. HENNESSEY,
are rec eied 70 pr,set The same to The and al
hESsEH, Administrator OF 70 . -.
Attorney for the Administrator,
Law once 81 amp s. eet
SoMLIHINs NEW.
No more Monopoly Time and Money Saved
Eew Enterprise Market.
-LOcsTED
CARONnFLEf APOLLO sTREEs BETWEEN
HARMONY and EIGHTH STKEEiS
Near the Depot Of the ST. Caaes Street Railroad Company
p FORSHEF, Proprieto-.
CnEAP FUEL :........... CHEAP FUEL
COKE, delivered at 40 Gems per barrel
NEW ORLEANS AS LIGHT CO,
$50 Common street
RUTTEK AND CHEESE.
50 hrklns Cecice Goshen BUTTER
$50 boxes Cheshe Factory and English Dairy CH sESE
Just LANDED exsieaDshp Gen Grant and r ale reduced
prices BY EDWARD THOMPSny
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IUsEPH wOLFORT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
Nos. go and sc Bnronue street,
BETWEEN COMMON AsD CRAviER.

POOTs. SHOTS. TRUNKS, BAGS. ETC.
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
90 and IOI Canal and 5 Charities streets.
We have ard sale the best selection
Ysutbs' BOOTS, sBOEs. CATERS, BALNORALS,
hl'e, t' ever o9eIeu loI sae III il' community.
u'acture ave been made especially to order by Ia best
To our own make and style Of Ladies' BALHoRALs and
BUTTON CATERS ~ resp ctuiy invite attention. ss
thew Acknowledged by those who have been TO Europe and
y nT M ana cS 10 S & sSre sSp and
cur Me- Boys and Youths Teplete with thug
IL Bsgs, have an endless variety and for Trunks we
have ever, kind style and qualify that is made ali at ices
the most reasonable. - -
Turks Of any HID N.ds Covered or Rep rSd
NOTICE.................
We the undersigned proprso-s OF the United Stared
terna Revenue Bonded Warehouses in ihe Frst Dst OF
Rites Of Cherries fs si'raF. On msehsndi,s bond
gonto effect nd after the first day of JANUARY 1863
Liquors per barrel, 40c per month
Manufaefuf,d Tobacco y boxes CSC. per month
= snd 4 boxes lse per month
:, =. cases containing s ealdiSs eac,.
40c. pr month
sUTAERLlN, nALL!wAY 4 co, No l.
lsignedl ,. q EAs0N. No 9
c. DILLEG9AN No TO-
&. = MATrES0N, No. II,
New Ore9I Dec l6, 1867
EIRNIN AItRTIN.
II v HOLESALE GROCER AND DEALER IN
LOUISIANA RICE,
No 14S Old Levee Street. between TOuieuse
and Jefferson New urseans.
Sole Agent or EMPIRE PARISH STEAM RICE MILL
fh MI reeently built possesses all the lates Improve
NJ nts; Hulls and Poshss Rics the reasonable
terms
Also Agent Louisa MIL Hove u Il and Louisiana Mil.
OF Producer
JOHN h. SMITH,
COAL DEALER
Corner OF GrnvIer and Osrondeiet streets.
ALL AND livery FAMILY INTERESTED.
Cheap CoAL-Pittshurg Of The Best Qasiy. Anthracite
and ngl Camel COAL VII BE- furnish-o % order.
UHBER ......LUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GEORGE MERz.
Planning Nm and Lumber Yar1,
Corner Of Toulouse and Robertson streets Old Basin
Dressed and Roush Lumber Sash Blinds, Doors and Bad
ng Material OF description offered 70 the trade At the
lowest aket prices Peculiar attention paid 70 shipping
orders
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THE MAMMOTH SHOW OF THE ACE.
FOR sHoRT SEASON ONLY.
LOCATION CORNER OF BOURBON AND ORLEANS
STREETS.
JOHN EORINsOS'S
CIRCUS AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
JOHN koRNsoN... proprefor
l r. Sup -riute "ent
o. N Treasurer
Eatno SUNDAY, JAM Doors open at IL o'clock n
No connection with any other establishment The 10
ILLOGICAL DEPARTMENT is composed Of AnrAls
Asia, africa and south America The collection larger
than tAye ing IN Am6H nppOrt by the Largest
fquetHn Company the nth; exhibited under
Tent occupying hundred feet Of ground
Numbering
FIFTY PERFORMERS
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY HORSES,
SINIEEN CAGES Os ANIMALS ADD
TbE MONSTER Elephant, EMPSESS;
forming alliance the most stupendous of wealth
talent aEd experience ever in this country.
Grand processiO..
Exceeding dor and man anything seen
In New reaus, viii take on MOND AY MORNING at
10 o'clock.
MAINE DAILY at r., O'Clock. NIGHT PERFORM
ANCES at 60 Ocl ok
& NJ. STE EMS Agent
p- Tel fer sals City Hotl, Gumbers House and
NssTte Gsilyas Cigar Store iS 81 Charles & eet
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RUTrEK AND CHEssE

50 hrkns Ceoice Goshen BUTTER
$50 Cheshire Factory and English Dairy CH sEsE
Just LANDED exseamshp Grant and nr. ale reduced
prices, by EDWARD ThOAPSHN
81 Magazine street
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Peep o. Day.
R R:T4sI 2TS true r .s6 q
Rev Mr. o Lei ~ The good sossarth G9u oE9EE
Ks,Ssen KaRsusgS Kathleen ssvcaSneen Mss Allie
io aN Mss Mary aTT Mrs Mis-. Rose We d. ETC.
Incl en,srto tie Dramazrhe version Of SHAN VAN
voCHT songr, Dances, Reels Jigs and true picture of
NEW OPERA BOUsE-BoURsoN STREET.
Sunday, January 5. 1865,
Fifth Night Meyerbeer's Grand OPERA Ia five acts,
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
M'U AUDIBEBT in the port Of ..-..ALIcE
NINE Provost SEGUIE .......-...-..... ISABELLA.
Monday, january O,
Second Night of the Grand OPERA in FIVE acts Councils
FAUST.
Sung by Messs Dsmani Van Huisn and Lechsvaier and
Miles Lambele and Fausehetti
Thursday-THE HUGUtNoTs.
Performance att O'Clock precisely.
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT.C HARLEssr
BEN DIBAR ana LEWIS BAKER. ........ NJ insgers
INCREASED ATTRACTION l-ENrIRE CHANGE OF
B'ILET-NEw DAYCEs-NEw CosTUMEs-SEw
EFFECTS
Evening,
wnbe presented the Magnificent Spectacle in -Four Acts
by Ctas NJ. Barrss, entitled
THE BLACK CROOK,
With Me- aough's
Grsat ParIsIau Ballet Troupe,
Con p-isips toe following eminent artistss:
Premier Danseuses;
Nile BETTY RIsAL,
MILE EARLE SAND,
Mile LAURENT,
EMILY RIGEL.
Mile FRANK.
BAFTGE vALLEE,
TWENTY COMPLETES,
AND A Ballet OF Fifty LADIES
No sdvsnce in scale Of prices.
Seats can be secured one day in advance
P. GLEASON. Treasurer.
ACADENv OF MUS C
n 81. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS
sPALpIYG BIDw sLL...... Managers PrOprietOrs
j. klfTRlD| ....Tr-aurer
Inauguration Oftne Popular Entertainments of the
GRAND VARIETY COMBISAT.ON.
Matinee Saturday Toon. saturday Night.
and sundUy Night.
Eihiopan,m Regro Ballet Char Dancing; Comic
Sentimental aud Operate SngAz Sensational Gymnastics
ard Acroba MIif,ststions Marie, ttc by the dis
HARRY BIO DGt Oh, RICHARD DAVIS MIACo
RRoIHERs. fHoMPSoN, etc, AID RYMAN, ALFazD
First appearance Of III beautiful and accomplished MILE
LEAH since her severe indisposition
I ADIEs' CONCER
Benefit of the Asylum estab shed by the Rev. Fa:hs;
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS oE SOUTHERN SOLDIERS,
TgE-
National Theator,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY Is 1857:
DRFcrRsss- MILE o. RoHEr
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Mech -nfcs aBd Traders SsnuE, New
Orleans l36TIn conformity Sections 20 and -
Of the General Free Banking Law OF the State Of Louisiana
nece hereby Given that an the ang issued by
this Rank must be uted for redemption within
from IN date At the Banking House NJ the State Audi
tors ONCE otherwise the funds deposited by this Rank with
aaid Auditor M be claimed, In accordance with the above
nentipned sections Of the Free Banking Law - .
q. CRUZAT, Cashier.
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- New OrienUs. JscksOu and Gre~t
Northern RAILROAD Corslanv Triusa rta1n Dep utmeut
New Orleans Dec ls6e-Through Rates 70 the East All
Rsu via Grand Junction and On ttanoO Frtghs as low
and with greater dispstrh thaa by other reua
Sfipper respectfully informed th-t lie oHp is
giving Through Bills ct LsdnU atlanta ga add al sta
lions Western Atlantic Railroads. Macon Ga an a
stations and Railroad, and to Au
Co. end Cher eston, South Carolina
All can dasge, Uvercharge will be promptly
settled 4 point OF delivery
For urther information Inquire the Dcaat Caiope
street, r =. WILLIAMS
General Supern tendent.
JAMS FREIGHT Agent
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EOR 50 LE-IN GREENVILLE-A NEAT cor
tage and entire of ground fenced and cultivated
on Broadway bstwsen Elizabeth aud Ferain streets
the line II tie contemplated branch railroad from
street Tits l. nen and healthy cation and will be
sid at great bargain. Green a Elder q Commercial
Place
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
Observation-Disclosures.

4 OST-OS SATURDAY, The IAN INST, From
" Union street R.'onn Black Tan
irg the HAIRY SIS will be given II returned as
above and questions asked rfturnei 2Sd Of
December $50 will b. given or any information that will
10 the appeh ion and conviction Of parties having
dog ih their possession.
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once FiTemen's ChayItnbIe Ass.cia-
on.ReW Orleans, January I'd, 68The Board Of ID le
81 the p G. A will meet in Ea ~ Louisiana Hose
ompany MOSDAY January ,he 9Th, 1868, at O'Clock
- WALLER v CROUCH, Score sry
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1868-10-08
Tho County Court.

Last Monday, w. A. Rhodes,
Esq, offered his resignation as
County Surveyor, which was &C.
cepted. Henry Henderson was e.
lected to fill the vacancy.
The sum of $40 was appropria.
ted to supply registers to the pub.
lie schools of the. county.
Tennessee Hospital for the In.
sane, Nashville, presented an &C.
count for $l2S9 Is against Lin
coin county, which, on motion, was
referred to the following committee,
with instructions to report at JAN
uary term: S. I'll. McCord, T. j.
McGarvey, and L. L. Cole.
An execution from the Supreme
Court against Lincoln county, in
favor of John Cary, for S3l, was
presented. This is bill of costs
in case appealed to the SUI
preme Court, in which Cary was
sued, as Commissioner of Regis
tration, for refusing to issue certifi-
Gates.