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fG.t,g 81. s.@t+-rTaF f54'-
State Of LoHi>ia mn.
PARISH. OF ST.. JAMES,.
sa" Police FURY. te

I Be it known that on the goth day Of February 1870,
The Police Jury met at the Cont House Of th.' Parish
.of St James attf0so'chork A. NJ, fl extra session" ~
~ Member. present Mr. N Underworld, President
'M-.-r~se soAth-ne Bravo, Therrhlle Brand, Clark
sSl,slver, Antoine Damio. ea Gat1e 7Tt - sTa-'
srt MS"bets' absen, > Mes.rs. F.. Refine tJr,, Ms.
Landry. and Hen rys Onb,e. 2e9 7@ '9~:HFar9"a es ~
II The mirnt.s Of tn. last meeting we've vend. and an
fmnion' d Mr.. CLARK shrIv-n, drly seconded, 4. vas
resolved that the sane be approved. a.7,-
W MryfClsrk ,She,ysn was called to the chair as Pre-
5sideut pro temp 4 5.,. IT. .g@ a-.r..t
II On motion of Mr. N. Underwood duly. seconded,
it twa. resolved that. whereas. the member If The
,Pnlice Jury for the, FIRST ward had left the PARISH, an
-electioa be held. 10 said ward for the nomination of a
-membsr Of he Police Jury.
Nj. N. Underwood rssnming the chair.
z Oh matioNn. q d. NJ. Clark s. eivsn, duly seconded. /,
wa, resolved. that a Committee Of three be appointed
~ tie "chaiv,a 10 cons,st Of the President a d tyo
;~s.,nhe,s ~ the Police Jury, win power to act for the
purpose 1t nv rcha sing a lot Of ground uron which to
'buitl2. Co~,..ho".e on the l.f. hank The chair ap.
pointed Ms..rs@fNps Landry and Clark shelven as
nsmhsss Of. said committee. staa s'rt
. Whsrsas. The Vaeberie road is in sue a miserable
t~eonditisn, that the Printers Of the Vscber;e settlement,
FoS uNAnes "a z" ~Ao9 gone rom tue river % thelf
shoms-; And whereas fur,hera ore tie Planters Of the
-fVl.ehrsie se,t.emrns have addressed a Petition 10 Tue
.Raaes ln,y Of the Parish Of St. James for help.
b. i resolved, that Mrs. n. Locoul, in the name Of
said Plaa.*r., i. rrspre,faly solicited to, ga gan. a mo- mo.
mentaryy passage through her p!op-,,y to allow IN, ,heenp.
10 ship their crops 10 a market ii receive al any vf produce
.thry msy receive for their pressing wants. ses7
Is b. II al.o resolved thtt the Secretary bs authorized
- draw up = copy Of this resolution and transmit the
sssn~3ts Willow 4. Losoaa. 4at asta5 iai
. On motion duly seconded. Il il resolved thasthe Po-
ias juicy ssasdi sdjessaed until its next, regular
Aaesiag. 50 eh aigag. !sg sisrc ;~aa.6sa3t ~ .at,
,a - 45,.as n. UNDERWOOD,
LOUIS DUaAs, y t''s''s4FSAAsF' s
e azAEtlI =.H =ft 0ecpota,r,2 .AGtGE. ~ = 5.aHS +
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State Of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT.
Parish Of Saint James.
Succession Of Widow Louis NiicoMe
Partnership of Wi2om Louis NicoNe &. Co
~~-~L--r~-~~~~LL~
Widoo j. p Roucry q, ais
tit+'t1=4 ~ ~4itaHf
,Tseld Nirolle, odnsr.

By vjrtne Of a Sentence Of Partition rem
dered in The above matter by the above Hon
orable Count, on the 23rd January. 1869, anc
to me directed, will offer at public sale
and a%nctlon, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, The 81 day of MARCH,, 1869
.ala at II o'clock 4. NJ,
the hereinafter described property, to effect a
pariitlon between the parties to the above
suit, In W. ]~S--J @I
1o.-A SUGAR, PLANTATION, situated in
the Parish Of Saint James. on The lief,
bank of the mississippi river, at sixty,
three miles, above New Orleans, mea.
sn'ins five arpen,S, more or less, from,
on The RIVER, on a depth Of seventy.
$40 two afpepfS, npeuing in the rear, bounded
above by the peqpfrty belonging 10 Mr..
N, r. Trie.l, and below by thai of Wjdew
Samuel Fayot,. together lhs SUGAR
HOUSE, steam engine, and all The build
isiags and improvements thereon aud there
ito 1hslenging. or gaa a .z.s
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STATE of kOui>tana
@ PARISH COURT
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.
Estates Of The late Jacques Trfpagnier
and rite Marie Madeleine Selma Depezin

The State and Court aforesaid:
To Eslelle Trep,guier wife Of Filix Plan.
chaId and her laid husband, Irma .Trapapnjer
wife of Arthur I.anye and her said bu>h.nl
Henriette T,fpagnier, Paul Trapaguier and
Gnslave Trepagnier, all residing in The CIV
Of New Orleans, and 10 the Creditors and all
parties herein concerned:
Whereas Alfred Trepagnier, Administra,o
OF the above Estates, has filed in this Court
his fnas Account of Administra,inn of The
said SUGGESTIONS, praying for the hvmoIoea.
ton Of the same rf ss Gia.a .
You are no,ified, and public notice is hereby
given TO all and each Of yon, to show cause in
wiring, within 'hi,,y days from date hereof.
in the Office of The Clerk Of This Court, at the
Court House Of said Parish, why ,hs prayer Of
said petitioner should not be- gtau,ed..
( Witness, The Hou.eN, UNDER woop
l.. 5. Jndge Of nur said Court, this 27,h dav
(~~ 9oi FEBRUARY 1869. :
. - N. s. LANDRY, Cis.k,
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CLASSICAL AIs tshhl1dAL SCHOOL,
~.TVTF3a - HRI sfi6HT
FOR B%oARDERs AND DAY SCHOLARS,
liz rsEH al @IalEI
Corner If DAIIHINE and CONT streets.
4. Y. ROMAN, Director.

y The Thi.i Annual Session Of the School win be Of
nearly Eleven Mnaths' DURATION hauiauing on the
First Monday in September. and ending ON the last
Saturday in Jay.
AT 3D. eAk.as,bElhe'p i fnlr3bSfaln D hocl
can he given Than d. extensive De yelolment which it
has attained In the shoit space 81 two war. from it's
3~Sier.iei. ary = reference ~ thei llj.t Of Pp,qk..,os. who
The me,hoi # finostnedh7Eh adopted rhhss,d. .e,ipu.
Ions y .g.tns, the shn.~. # tbst an,qva,sd .yss,m Of
learning. vtieh wastes The Ap'ecion. y-a,.s Of youth in
the laaotions. requirement q unavailable io,e, ard, at
a s,"s. el',3pi, 50 ~''eh .9,kxs,H tgy4l f'cal'ie.
crossing pursuit.
Its object is to train Young men tn tho performance
Of the active daties Of life, to instruct them in ,l tho
branches Of Scirncr and Art which ate ,essey4ial to
,heir future success and, by awak.ning in The ii . love
~ s'hdvl 10 inrrlcate a process d srli -inADuetion
which will enable hem q, continue their education.
even after being emanc'psted from The control Of
parents and professors. .YtH~sF "e 40
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Notice 70. Builders.
1OUIS UUUaS,
Secretary.

s. '8ra'ed. proposals viii be received TO- thirty
days, TO bniid the St. James Cotri House and
jail, acchrdi,'g IN plans, now tn BIZ seen al the
office of the Clerk Of the Parish Court Of this
Parish. IT. 1-4a54e
By order Of The special committee Of The
ss,sg lPhpliless Ju,y q The 3 patiSh of 81, James.
zpaaa n. UNDERWOOD ,Psssideu,
sTas sl aa,t NJ 4. LANDRY ~ .H.aaa
a'HaH1a s4la' CLARK .EHELYIN Jaassi
The New Orleans RlspabIii.aa,ni ana aud New Or.
'ea,s .f'icaya'., viii spi1a.ss' cory and send
their bin To 4tiiis oface. a. taf'a = .saI
Parish IT 81 James 4stk Fs~srssrys,ess:,t
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80 pour cent au.dessous des prix
ordinaires.


lNDlENNES. fnlA blanc, lilas, blrp rt noir
il Ia cents. Les mti.leutes mat9ncs.
|NDlENNES en- ~cnnienf Sprae0-, Mem
mack. Prints, il III Ct Is ceuis.
CoToNS b'aacs ct Germs ii I2!, - ell q
cents.
Blackstone River. 90 cents lous'alc, q
rNn,>. an len IA 30 e' - ceh,..
CoT0NNADEs nertlns. 20 cr>,, Log Cabin
30 GEMS, Camfet' Jeans. 40 cents, Bon.
'eint Stripes, mejl.eutrs q%ua'itas, i 20 els
Kentucky Jeans, a ., so e, as cents.
DHAps FRANC is, Ca>imifs, satiae,S. Mousse,
CIlAusSURES MERCERIE, CHAPEl.LE.
RE, QGINCAll.LERiE, GROCERIES
&c, Nc., &c., IL lou, dams les meme
proportions Dc, labais.
Ene charrette Tres bien assor,ip, -, dirieee
par denN %jeunes' gems recomtnandables, voyage
dan, la paroisse s,-jacqres.
n. B.-Tnu, lie stock oliver sela yenIu
sans egarj au prir cnliant
Otcasi0n unique
Nenez Ell examiner l. H a.w#D
lnutes les personnes qui doivepi i Ia soc,clt
sonl prices de ven'r acquitler leurs compile
daps lie plus brel delai. Quaal a ce,Ies ani
on, DIES tecia,natIons coH'te Ia d,ie sociels.
eIIes solt prices de les presenter an ptus 90.
AUBERT ~ TElsSlFIs
@l ki Liquidation.
20 Fowler. 81.
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NE GAsPIllEz PAS
TOTRE ARGEN7'

Sur deS arpate'is Il ban ma,clt. comhinf-
sur lie mode t De ia palrhic PAtIIsoa, .ul ne
som, pas -eulemry, i%nntiteS. mUis pctrlcipuA
a'tendtt ln't1s naicu, etllGprtcient vnitn -ncre
II SutiS touicZ au"if i'assutInrn d'ohtenir an
bon, ntix ln prodatt III ,o- cai.,trs, aci,nieH |.
CILiADRE PA17INU.\ On anloutI.huj
e>t sans rival rt est niv"tsrll"mrtt admi.
''aus FF'at CONNIE ie sent mole 10 c'n,ifca.
iion Nm 'ns de cauna par H. uaz neilr snlfnrenX
a'fa aniatt de ceitIude que lie regnia,ite.
References dams les paroisses .St- lean Bap
iiStt tt NJ Chas4tS:
N.E M"nmlLLlos WtBRE & BEcNEI
Nine p L MARMlLloS Tnos = May
r & |. TRoSLtg & iie OcrAvt lIyN,L
SosrnesT DfSsrFEocEG
etd M-.Jacqnss
BAhTEL X HAGEN, lali'a'ion tUn,p,'', e.
notnbse d"nttrs planients Eoui.ianuis.
AEpare'ls tabl,aues par
4~@ y.4 &= s.s PhTTISDk u CAGE.
Gj-Les demanips dniv.ni ere ta,t.s lie ptn,
iot pn-slh!. II adtr>.t.- i IA H.A No. 5g5,
Paste DE- u .Nouttlie UrtGans. sinars an.
t Et
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~ rms anil GonqitionS.

I fo.--The Shares arcruing IN VvT7fvw-
undivided frnrAr each- ravahle - Ia. The
muvcahin 10 he Sold separately fnr CASH On
'h"isre, ~inJ1cual cnrtrncy-on The landed
property 70 be sold separately, rayab'e one
half in one year aud he nlhet- haf il two
wears from ,he dav Of saln, said credit install
mru's 10 BE REPRESENTED ~ notes of The pnr
4 rEH srrs. 10 be secated hy mortgage with ven-
privilege anl pact 'sde non a'ienanio''
~ tie property sn'A. sai mates made payable
% the oraer of thr pnrchasors aud by hem
endorsed, and tpaytlla At he Office &c HE Re.
c]br'cr IF this pari>h and 10 Bear eighf per
cent intore>, per anuum from aud after ma.
'nrily mill ptit.
2n-The shares accrnjnG to Medic Poole.
Amelia Bourgeois ard Ctci'e Wtbtc-tomi: \
ore. undivided twenty fourth each If The whole
rronar'y, ~royahle, II. The tnaeab'e Cash ~
legal currency, ~ The lanIri property
ray,bte onr TINA Cash. one thlrt in one yrar.
and one Third In rwo wears from lie dav Of sale
ON >hr same conditions as above set for'h.
ao.-The share accroiog 10 Ttctt Nico'le,
10 vii: three ei4htS Of the whole property,
novah'" ami landed, TO be sold separately and
by 'ots Tor Cash in United. States currency.
ANT. W. wEBRE,
AGciloneer.
Pa r,sh Of 81. lames Jaunatv 3oth, 1869.
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.eo.-A potion of LAND beus half East N
the Section and being the half Eas, II
) he h;tla.Alrest Of tie sec,ionz ~. 5lip
townslip 1lsorpl Ran2e4 Easll, h 1h
Apie,ricss Spuih East Of s4he sNisS-sip11i
S'ivtr, eontaipinegas45o 100 acx4e.A "
3o.-A portion of LAND being the half East
Of section, Is township No. y Range !
4 Ea>', tt<t- 81 .'s hsI%iIpi titer, cous
4o:--A.4ollhhGr- po:llon Of land, being The Aalf
East Of the quattrr No'll, West, aud The
half East # The quarter Snn,h WeStiof
NV the soc'io1 Is Township No II Range 1
East Of The Mississippi river, containing
,lGO acres. ~, .
Sixteen mules. sixteen phnshs, opc, lhuck,
.t;a cats, SHY arpen,s Of seed canes. Sc
Reserved III favor Of Widow j. Y. iRoncty a
building IF 80 by 40 feet joining the
i.3.. sugar house, a wooden c~is,ern, s u ar
coolers. -0+ e A ."t H. 2#a
In fayqr Of Tatls Nicol'e Is! loads Of, corn
and the hay which is in the com midi
house.
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Prix. coaraai d Ia Nouva>le, Orleans.

Or, $50 a~l32S-Colo., Is 4 29e - Sue.s. O
l7c -.Mslatse. % q ssc. le %gal,-Farine, s61
e3at a 500 = G,a,ss.. % a 2ec, Ia l;yr. ~
B"con: Apanl.s, IA I Iaac Ia aly,e ;.mho..
cures a., s"e,r, IS a .2o-s la. liv e.-Klz. =
PAS y ljyfs.-3epue, IS 4 soc,
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rrofe..,r. Of the t~.u.v,.,. p,,,,,,..

''"''ss7rs OF the tsurgiate Department..
bR JAS BifREs. psos..o, al H.. r,oor.,. c,,..
l. hrMoNILt I'm. Professor al ,hs F,..,k CJ,,.
GEO GESsNEIi, Professor Of The Latin and G,,,k
C's.S 49," :" HH'~
A V. ROMAN, P,o...a, Of tho M.,b.m-d..,
Class.
HE FHnsiy hrh later mediate D.prr,u.n,x ar.
d'ie-r'lv 'r'"-d hv Professor. Of long +xper,. mr.. al,
aGkn"w edged m@nt. d. r. -.-.
= communication TO the Ds,r,or through ,hr p 4
l.nt kei Box.
a ,E. \. y. HcMAlN, D,,e. tor.
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LEYTrH.

Boarding Stnicet., v hn.- fsmiI,. ,,.;Je ~, a, e..
r"'l,ho OF p,i.s'>, are te4itt"l 10 write l-,ts,s ever
sandy he CORR sFou!,t or be- ween Patent. md
Pupils is no, u'j-ct 10 in <I'rr,on. #'N1t"
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NAM iNATtDNS

|nvn'e eram a"sipHa roni"ctnJ by ,b- b rscao, srd
BIS ASSISTANTS ar- held monq'y. Tie Animal Public
t,'nfa atoms will IKE Place daring he c.osing, week
of dc Session. .if .Et5=t'
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EN- yENTE:

Hahitation Tecle Nicolle, rive gaucl,c, lie 2 Mars
1869, a II heures a. N. ..~.
Hahitafion Humphreys, rive gauche, lie Il Mars,
A 1fhenres A. I.
. Hahitation George Moore, live .%.ganche, lie is
Mars, all he,,res 4. NJ. ffs'2* 17''9@ s"f s@"
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joachim, Rome store
Reeu I'm grand assortment dc
Ma,chnndises a bon marche.

MaycAnndises a bon marche.
Mousseline laine dc 90 a 25c.
Popeline de 80 a 45c.
1nd,en"es, bon tein,, 10, Is ct 90 cents Ia
yarde. .-itsra
Cafe, premiere qnalile, d 25 cents la livre.
Cotton ecrn, cot"n blanc, de I2 4 25c. ,aa
Assortment romplet de chanssnres.
II Ell mile autres articles a tres bon marcia.
tr"p longs a ennmerer. dc. Is
UTOn tronve igalemeu' an magasin de NJ.
Joachim ROME DIES MEDICANENyS.. =
I'm. Rome, ponr Ia farilna de< hahi,a MS,
transn"rtera a iomicile la Jarine. lie pore ct IA
pilDds. Q1'on yoaAra bien Iai acte.er. ~ coin.
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OUTPUT

l'e>'d~~ the afiirlss q r'e'hing n>c...ary Tor merit
nrs- a'i eomi1!t. sch S'uttnt >houd h., rto.iJs
"th d towels, u napkins, ! g"b'.,. | SPOON ana Ears1,
table shft', lin ha,i III sad nat tab. nixt, IA,
nlatiiff ~ u. tntble "oej-a tLer&e,, I pjiloY,
J t'llo" oas-s , pairs sheer. mnqni,o s., Eyry11v
10 lull.
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.,a' FI.ecteurs ct lectrices, liscz
,favs eTeissier!!! 'a's za55
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Succession IF Me late George Moore.
PARISH Of SAINT ,-l AAMIEts,

.s aa 4tsa1 - .'
By yirtre ol an order OF sale. dated lnll
F.hrnSrv1lSfs~2fo sne directed Nv the Hor
nrahle 'he Pari>I1Conrtin and fot the PATS
nt st James. III lhe shove matter, | will oi.
al public sale and auction on he premises
oil A ~ .-- 49,
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tatf i#t. Ez & 5esa J.1a,fr
Ferseuorance Rice Mill
Parish Of St, Charles, left bank.
80 miles above New Orleans.

me undersigned hereby inform ,lieir friends
luz h''e PLANTERS "enatn'iy tia, the abnya
nv ~ nav e"Hsp'e,"d aud ready 10 clean
iAcs Oh the mosl favorable i.,,n,. 80
.t= ~ lsa SIEWERn 4 KIP, Is.
#fEf q ttei5- ProprivIoss. r.
W Far fur,he, pat.icsIaa Apply 10 our
nse"' Emile DUPRE. New .!eans, No. a,
refers Street, Corner Custom House. 3't'
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The hsreiraftsr' described property belonging
to HE above, Succession to wit:
10. a certain tract ar land situated in The Parish
Il. nf ST. James. on the lief, bank Of HE tMisSi--
'sippi river. ahhft siyty-nine nli.s above the
City Of New O cans. uea-nting one arpent
front on ~,il tiynr " five arpen,s il, Jer,h.
bounded abarc. below nlimthe rear BY lands
belonging 10 Irsin Bpntifennx, together with
HE dwelling h"nSc, fences, and an The other
bulldogs and tnploSeHents tAerfop and ti.cfe,
ultr belongings M,..- sas.a gnN mn
20. Al. olier tract ot lapl. %s;;ua,sl on he
luwet line ot the above DESCRIBED tract of
faul ,Ameasnrinn tree quarters "f an argent
i front on sail riyer by two hundred fee, in
depllu tonether With the old saw mill AND
ail he otter h0iIdjpgs and Improvements
q thereof. ...., -5 11
30 An qinof lfao! Of land Situated in His
1s Parish, on III left bark If The Mississippi
river. 1T ahant 50 milcs shove the city of
N Ol>eanS,l measuring enc arpeat and
q a half front on said rirer-hv inr,v nrhems IN
iep'h bonn 'nI ahnvs by hand! belonging
10 yassenT Lopyjsa and below by those
belonging ~ Nvi'oA NJ \. Brineier. To.
eerher with The rev saw-mil. and all the
other imnrovemenls thereon aud thereunto
hpIonrinp
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1869, al Iii olcluck A. NJ.

THURSDAY, The ISL, day of4MARElI.
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'Dfv minutes apres, nos trois compagnons pre-
nairnt la route de Ia prairie Mtinr marchait en-
ecfaireur; Filostlle ct Raoul snivaient i clleval.
F.i!oselle await sur l.epaule son fnsil de- chase.
J. GlNTlL.
ia suile an proclaim num@,o)
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NSFERT DE MAGASIy
o.
aelEl OFTIGIEN,

- A rhonnenr d'annoncsr 4 sss cIsn,s .
~0a u public. quill wen, DE- ,,sosfe,e, ~ M.
ga,is q Instruments ~dopti9ae, de stouf,r,e a, de ma
r,ne, de1a rue th,ftres No 50, 4 Ia m. do c,n.l
No III. ealre Exchange Alley q I.l ~. Rov,,s' !
ea'e De y B.eaus A'Amftape. ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

A FULL DEscRIrTIoN.-Chief of Police
Beck has received the description of a Mrs.
Shepard, who eloped from a town down in
Indiana with man who professed to be
very good. The nearly heart. broken hus-
band gives this description of the woman {:
'She is five feet in height, rather heavy,
having dark hair and eyes, short concave
nose, dark skin, little black moustache,
thick lips, no front teeth, all the teeth in
her head decayed, and not much of them
left except roots, round shouldered, very
flat breasts, subject to phthisic, scar on
her collar bone caused by burn, one or
two scars on her face, and one crooked
rib" We should say that man must be
"good'' to elope with woman answering
the above description, and the heart-bro-
ken husband had better let her go.-Eren-
ing Wisconsin,.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

No. 20.---Nervous debility, with its
many attendants, low spirits, depression,
involuntary emissions, loss of semen, sper.
matorrhea, los. of power, dizzy head, loss
of memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find a sovereign cure in Hum
phrey's Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty
eight. Composed of the most valuable
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest Inc discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price S. per package of six boxes
and vial, which is very important in obstin.
ate or old cases, or 81 per single box. Sold
by All Druggists, and sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562
Broadway, New York. 632y
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Murder at Lansing.
TO Mr.. Gilman, of the Valley Line, We
are indebted for the following:
LANSING, Jan. &c, 1869.
The particulars as we obtained them this
morning from policeman White, are as
follows:
Two cousins, Frank and Charley May,
rented farm last season and were to
work it in partnership. After the spring
crops were plan ted. Charley May took a
notion to work on the River during the
summer; an agreement was made between
the parties to the effect that Frank should
receive one half of Charley's earnings
while on the River, and Charley should
receive one half of the products of the
farm. Charley, it seems, did not succeed
in obtaining much wealth while boating,
but returned home after the close of navi-
CATION without any surplus funds-he,
however, claimed his share Of tho crops
which had been raised on the farm.
Frank thought him unreasonable in his
claims demonstrated with him and tried
to convince him that he was unjust, after
the hard labor he had undergone in secur-
ing the crops. Charley was still unreal
sonable and went so far as to remove some
of the grain from time to time; yesterday
he went after the last load of corn and
Frank, exasperated by his conduct, de-
liberately shot him dead. The murderer
came into town last evening and called
upon Mr.. Walters, one of our Lawyers
and informed him Of what he had done
and asked advice as to what he should do.
Mr.. Walters, of course, told him to place
himself in the custody of some of our
Officers. He concluded, we believe to do
so, but it seems that he afterwards changed
his mind and attempted to escape, which
he did through the assistance Of one Peter
Banks who resides in this city. officers
were at once notified of his escape and
Immediately started in pursuit. No trace
of him could be had. Banks was taken
into custody this morning and will be held
to answer for assisting the murderer to
make his escape.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

SINGULAR ACCIDENT ON THE SARATOGA
RAILRoAD.--Upon the arrival of one Of
the down trains Of the Sarrtoga Railroad
in Saratoga, Thursday night. it was dis
covered that a man, in an insensible con-
dition, was lying upon the oow-catcher Of
The engine. He was severely injured
about the head. A sleigh robe and walk
ing cane were found lying beside him,
from which it is presumed that he had
been sleigh riding and collided with the
train at some point between Saratoga and
the first station north i; that he was picked
out of the sleigh in some unaccountable
manner, and carried to the next stopping
place. He was still insensible yesterday
morning; although hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27

OUrsIDE.-Two splendid pieces of
Poetry, one Of Home affection, the other
of CHARITY. just about now is the time
to read the last one.. Miscellany
Political opinion Of black man......R'y
Purchase. .....A notice of McGregor by
our friend ArHERToN Of the Mitchell
Press, in which are nice words tor Flan-
ders, the writer, and others. IAN Ele-
plant story......Mail Robber......Dr.
Johnson's wie...... Corn and Pork......A
Germans experience in keeping saloon.
"Somdings tifferent.". ....Butler and the
President ;. The wife. Doctors and
Legislators. 1.-THE Observation-Disclosures.
All the rest .....If you want the benefit OF
the paper, read it all; our outside is al
ways carefully selected.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-01-27


MILLER.-The Pr. du Chen tragedy has
attracted universal attention. There are
details about it of volume enough to fill a
newspaper. We have given the general
facts; the latest we cond,nsc: Mr..
Wright died on Thursday, at IL AM. The
prisoner, DR.. Daniel Miller, was brought
to his bedside in the morning and Wright
made declaration corresponding very
nearly with our previous report in the
TINES and later Geographic dispatches to
leading western dailies. On hearing of
his death, the populace assembled in large
numbers and threatened the Sheriff. Mr..
Harrington told them of his oath of Office,
his duty as a guardian Of all prisoners
and asked them to 90 home. The six or
seven hundred retired for the night. 1t
had been resolved to hang Miller at p.
NJ. Rumor said the hanging was sad
journedn till after the burial of Mr..
Wright on Friday. On the night-or
early train Of Friday morning, Miller was
struggled, in disguise, aboard the cars by
the Sheriff and ex-Sheriff and carried to
Madison Jail. There are hundred sto-
ries ahoat as to what this one did and the
other one, but in these times of large cap
headings aud condensed notices, it is suf-
fcient to say that Mrs. Miller, her young
babe, and two sons Il and Is years re-
spectively are in Jail at Pr. du Chen;
Miller is fast bound in Madison, Mr..
Wright is buried and the excitement has
subsidized.