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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22
laundering.

Inc New York Tribune Of the 18th
instant says "Nelson of Indiana,
Minister to Mexico, was formerly
Minister to Chill, and a General in the
Army during the war; he succeeds
Gen. Rosecrans, confirmed about a
year ago" And the N. Y. Sun, IRE.
publican) ofthe 14th inst says:
ave accidentlly did injustice yes
terday to two distinguished gentle
men, and hasten to repair the wrong.
One of them is Capt. Silas A. Hud-
son, Of Iowa, who has been appoint.
ed Minister to Guatemala. Our tele-
grams called him colored man, but
the fact is he is perfectly white
lie is a cousin of Gen. Grant, was
formerly a cattle-driver in Oregon,
knows a great deal less of the Eng
lish language than the law allows,
served on Grants staff the last two
years of the war, is plucky, rough,
ignorant, manly fellow, about as fit
for foreign mission as crowbar is
for cambria needle. Nobody but
his cousin could ever have invented
the idea OF appointing him. As he
goes to a country where the English
language is not spoken, one objection
to his appointment is partially nulli-
fled, but in other respects he will GER
talnly astonish the Dons of Guate-
mala. He takes the place of that
elegant and cultivated gentleman,
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, who reck.
ons tluency in the Spanish lang uage
and familiarity with the usages OF
polite society among his accomplish
ments."
Bearing in mind the fact that Mel.
son was Minister to Chill from 60 to
66. and therefore couldn't have sery.
ed in the Union Army, except at un-
commonly long range, and that Silas
A. Hudson was never on Grants
staff, or in Oregon either, it will be
seen at glance what unusual ad.
vantages the readers of the metropo.
Titan press, have for acquiring accu-
rate information Of our public men.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-04-22

QlVlQual mas erected q hotel and
mammoth bathing establishment
there, and they are rapidly gaining a
national reputation. These and 9TH
er attractions will gain this country
wide spread notoriety, which, in
future, will become a famed resort
for the pleasure seeker and natural
list. A great many tourists visited
this locality last summer, among
whom were President Grant, Vice
President Colfax, Gems. Sherman,
Sheridan and Dent, Prof Aggasiz.-
Frank p. Blair was also out here, and
an eye witness states that his invest
ment in the fluid Of calamitous con-
sequences, interfered sadly with his
pedal locomotion.
Since my last, municipal elect
tions of our mountain cities have
transpired, aud although at q distance
from you, l know it will afford you
pleasure to know that victory has
perched upon the Republican banner,
in Black-hawk, Central, and George
town. In the three mentioned cit
les, but one democrat was chosen,
and that result was accomplished by
q contribution of republican votes, as
tokens of respect to an esteemed and
accomplished gentleman-Jas. Gum,
esq.,-who was elected Mayor of the
city of GEORGETOWN. The political
future of Colorado is promising, and
at An early date she will take her
place among her sister States, con-
tributing her assistance to that grand
combination which bears aloft the
ideas Of the enlightened
nineteenth century.
Wishing those principles sostaunch-
~ advocated by you in your valua-
bio journal, may be crowned with
complete success,
am yours, &C.,
GVILLELMUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
COURT CALENpARs-.Tn1s DAY.


SUPREME oURT-CIRcUIT-PARr I-OYRR AND
TERNtSsA-No Circuit Calendar h.
= SUPREME COURT CIRCUTr-PART H.--Ileld by IN
GRAHAa Court 0Jl NO 800 1000, lO 1910 lOlt
io2l io 1857 1880 loi6 lo! 1850, 1885, 1885, 1890 VA lo' l0Id
SUPREME CoURT-CRcurr-PA IIL-Held by
CLEnKH Court ovens at 0i Mos l0a S8 5l9 S24 OsS
N lBt 9t9 l22l. 51S go l0 al6 09l goS l2l9 92l 40
SUPREME CoURr--SPECLu TERM--lled by SUrH-
HatSp a. Seati opens at lO aSo~ ~ ~ " i'o o' W.
iJ l91 1875 1876 la' 49, I99 200 20l 209 gV3 2 a99 2oS
SUPREME -CHAMBRRs-lIel by CARDoZo.
Nos Al ~, 100 III III 49, li l6l I6s 1875 2J 2ls 2o1 BIS
SUPERIOR CoURT--TRIAL TERM.-Part Held by
MosKLL j. Coa II mNos t9 COT SO1 GIL, 2ll' 49,
lbj III, tIs, 6j3. bS5, 6jT go 6JJ, b9n
SUPERIOR CoUlsT-TRML TERM-Part U.--IIold
BY JosEs JCoat opens m-Ibet 10 cases MI called r
trial The others ascestsn what disposition counsel desire
make OF them. Nos as S2a 514 bt1, SS te ee 6o
1850 leo Az an, 2eS!' elS go e2@ o2s 60 S Sss
G63 Ga 6a 3d. 62 69i GO 6J 90 69! 69a 6
COS 1Ol 7Os 7o6 iO8 no IA, 1l6. 1ls, no, ia
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PART l.
.sd b psIT Go s 'Rs. a. 49, sN'' VI 49, ~ 49, W.
COMMON PLEAs-TRiH TERM-PARr u.-Held by
BARRET at II mAos lJ 49, 1874 lsd. $50, as
fl6 91l, sl6, 4l1 4ii. AS Az 40, 49, 81 800
MARINE CouRr-rRIAL TERM-Calendar called by
ALKKR ~ .NoL 1881 i65l 1893 l69 1851 1890 1871
is 800 i5S lSo 1874 1879 l loss 1885, 6s S lSsS 1000
lG9l le)2, lG9J, 1884, l69S, 1916. lgJ, 1913 gf
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Held by Recorder
opens 10 mThe People Philip Rely-gapd
larceny ag Joseph Cnsiodh Sane st Jas shepherd
-elanOas battery, same agt Patrick
sgI William Johnon aud Harriet htregrpud Larceny
Pathek Au-bUrga Same Michael Collins Mcclure
alias John larceny Same Geo Thompoa sud Dasd
grand Teeny Same sst VIA Reabagay spd grant iarcehy Same
sEL Michael kornKsa-graad lareey. afL u .al.l
COURr OF OYER AND TERMINER-l Held by BAR
MaD, j. The People AIT Joha Rei-homglle, NIL ,s,.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
: TRB COURTS,
rur YrNru-AvE. ARSON CASE.

THE NINJH-ANE. ARSON CASE.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Re-
cofder j. h. Hgckett the Enth-ave. case when
has excited great interest, concluded, Saturday
morning. Joseph Roll, who remanded Tor sentence
after acknOwle0 ging his guilt in the affair, m at
son, was resumed At the conclusion OF the testimony
the case was opened for the defense. The counsel at
tempted TO prove the good character Of the prisoner
He asserted that the Fire Marshal had been Interested in
securing conviction and the Insurance Company also
desired To AVOID the payment GU the policy the Assist
ant Distrct-AttGrney, Robert G. DutChlga esq closu
tine case Recorder Hackett charged the Jury tnat tue
prisoner accused accessory before the TACT and
they believed that the prisoner was concernep
In the arson they should bring In verdict OF guilty Inc
Recorder stated the prominent points IN the case anu
said no did believe tie imputatiops against the IRE
Marshal were warranted and that he believed the FIRE
sciontiousy discharged his duty. The case was then
submitted TO the Jury at p. M -
They came rat p M, with verdict OF guilty on the
count before the fact Inc COUNSEL
for the prisoner Dudo Intellectual motions 10 stay dg-
ment aud then stay the sentence He then asked Tor
a mitigation Of the cxtroue penalty OF the ISW on enc
ground OF tho prisoners previous good Character a
stated that the prisoner had told him that lie repuiated
Rolls offer TO burn tho premises for $780, the Rec0rue
had the accomplish OF Baden DOseph RoD), VINO plesd
guilty 10 having lighted the fire, brought up with Baden
for sentence. l5
Tie Recorder in pronoucing sentence the prison
ers, said that slight mist0ke had cleared them OF inc
accusation Of IN tie first degree. AfterreIeriS
10 the Infamous nature Of tile eTmc ne SAID e knew no
reason the mitigation Of the sentences, ana pro
nOuneed sentence OF ten each at hId labor IA me
Suite Prison The Court then adjourned TO MONDAY
morning ut IL a. III. $4,000 I'D 81
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In the Kings County
CRIMINAL

The following wills were admitted in the
surrugates Conrt during week ending Feb G, 1892 Caro-
ella White Elizabeth A. Mavatt. Charlotte SON. Isaac
mold John Armstrong Eliza y. Barber. Adam HOFFMAN
on tho estates Of susan Oakley, Phebe McCoon Oaf A.
Ip9on, deorgeL: Gimpelein James Carroll, Aunie Wade
samuel Lemon. Rose Drum John Castillo. Lawrence Lee
Morris Manuery. Patrick Cart John Brady, Daniel b.
Watson. .
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Bowling committed Johu sullivan. living at No a Oliver
murderOus assault Ls wife Ellen. They had qUarreed
when intoxicated. and John cut his wife on The hand
from Thomas Cummings, of No. IL yande water-st.,
watch worth $500 while he WIS with her IN the low den
No los Chatha-st, Justice Downing on saturday coul
mited Catharine Leonard 10 the Iombs Michael eau
nOn bartender, committed for having forced an
trance into the apartment Of Ann Reilly at No Duane
ST., during the absence OF the occupant aud stolen
stolen due bill for SIO the property OF Janes w teed
aud collected and appropriated tho amount obtained from
tho Office No. Ill SOuth-st. .- 40
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge, Peter Mcdonald aged 90. residing m
in default of 5000 bail The complaint OF r. John Nor
rs who said that about two months ago sos 5000 worth
aud that few days some Of the stolen property
found in the possession of the prisoner James
Healy. aged 49, was committed without bail the COM
paiut Of Mr. Simeon Louckes, clerk IN the employ Of
the "Lackawanna Coal Company, who alleges that tho
prisoner was party 10 the assault perpetrated on him
few nights ago. when leaving the office OF his employ
erS with the days receipts. and when lie robbed If
$l3s samuel House, aged 90 residing No. SsT East
TwoutethGt wscomuitted In 900 baIl on charge that
lie had stolen $50 worth Of table cutlery belonging 70
John Flynn. tho proprietor OF the restaurant No. 63
Broadway. Samuel {. Watson and his vito Mary were
yesterday sent 10 the Island for six months Tor keeping
dsorderly house at No 52j WaShingtOpst... On the
morning Of Feb the residence OF Robert Harrison No
Macd0ngast, entered by burglars who carried away
gold watch and cham, valued at $500; also gold topaz
SEAL pistol, silver watch. and Sl6 In currency, the
whole amounting In value 20 tJl0 BY tho Orts Of Capt
Dickson OF tho Graon wi0hs Police station, John Greg
Dry john L. Morgan aud Charles Adams zero arrested
Hcdden the remaining member OF the burglarols con.
seal IN his possession. He was yesterday committed
default of 81, GOO bail. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

hundred and twenty thousand dollars Inc nc, most
important roads which viii claim share OIL tniS areF
The Midland Road running from O3Nfgo ~ VIZ oao
neighborhOOd Of New-fcrk Cly'e 9ffseLf.'lo - no
Ontario and Lake Shore, from Osweto 20 b'i5 o M "
Southern Central Road, from SOdus Day A'N0 IN %
Port Jervis and MONTICELLO Road, - cot
New-York Northern Road tpIoyi0cu u uOe' H'' h 1oo
xp,otsG1rg and whitehall provided lt dOes uOl ~ -
special egislaton), 10 complete O"li'Ve VI '0"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

boot ~ M ~ vo done or labor performed In and about The bush
Of remaining or MAINTAINING Of the canals state with the
eiv 10 dsfud State person bodug once undo
VS. of ts Stole wbO except payment OF his lega ayr L.
receives cOpsen TO receive dt@v h1snt.l, 49,
forming or omug perform -, orcs sct or will ba .pT
implied uBdess bic oeAl AloS or 10 st i 10 be-
In dte h1enced u shall be deemtd sutT Of ong and
CONVICTION h DO shd by imprisonment in State prison for
term not 1ee Eve BY hls not exceeding $500 By
both IN tbs discretion Of the Court
SEC u.s. Canal Commissioner shall he suspended disabled
tr executing the duties his Office the remaining Commissioners snail
for the time being take charge Of the division charge Of said Commits
the time said disability ocurred and perform Al
tue duties Of said suspended disabled Commissioner
SIC 10. This act shall take effect immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

Tim oenarnent offered by Garfield ~ ave .e
reduction the rank and Ie Of the army d ~ thS tie -
80 o W. nIsorniou; also, by the consolidation OF tus
and Pay Pay 6 g51aaace oo
NY ny of,red by Mr. Butler contempaes tHe
direct Of 4 dd into an
MI pAAsS -, miner of officers Left In the army III
s S had got hold Of ne ssIIn1s 'Ir i
ssals yei s Who had left tho service IN lSo-Au
pua1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08

his desk contained his speech because IL !" uu' " '-
Drake) would move to adjourn. - ,,, ,r, Mis.
MI SALISBURY WIN sSf s ~ nag1nde OF such
vast Importance to my country that nG II
of it, I shall trust to the Inspiration Of the hour
laughter. "a
Mr.. WILSON submitted the following form of amend
ment: . 80,
There Ih, be no state among tue citizens OF e
United States In exercise Of the elective acse "a ay ~ a
erein the qualification for ONCE 10 any o 'n A VI law
color bhb elucAiOn or prokety.
which was lost and at o'clock the Senate ADJOURNED I'LL
Monday, at u O'clock Seas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.


The Assembly Committee on PrlVlsgg 6 a inr.
Elections met agan Mt the Metropolitan H1sca W noott
day at O'Clock The OF James NC IN
Chas H. Whaen having been act for hIe dty, t.V
mittee took that up the morning a. hr5S
of witnesses WIS present. This contest Is Tor Tue
bership Of the Fourteenth Assembly DIstilcL NC ~
fcstnnt alleges fraud in registration ana fo.asnni
I'm several OF the election Districts The tesJiooby
- tho WITNESSES tended to show ircgularil,ts In
tba Fourteenth and Thirty-fourth Election Districts
Jnhn ffr,s tp with several others to the polling place
of the Thirty foiirtu District to vote lnelr Assembly
fn's uerc changed on Tue ballobox by McQuade, one
~ fhe Ire witness aescrlDed inc
manncr i'm which the substttOn Uab accomplished fhg
other Democratic Inspector NJ Kenna also took an active
mart IN this work THIS shan gg, the witness salu was
an done az the Assembly box and in favor OF WhAel
others gave testimony corroboreting that o. Jon ChS
rs TO tile conduct OF the inspectors IN tba DSi!.IT
John T. Searles, Republican Inspector in the F0urtrsh
Election District, testified that the other Inspector
received without question: many Democratic votes OF
persons registered, while Republican voters anu
friends OF McRlver were rein ed. man presented us
ticket and gave the name OF Emerson Tho name ala not
appear the registry Holt0n, one OF INC
said it was his book at home He went out ana
with book half filed, In which Jafree Elnson WAS tae
last name written, aud the INK not dry Az sVS tno
Conluitee divided part going on with Tue hlchlNeI-
Waen case aud the others giving their attention 10 tD
ZIumer.C ampbell case The testimony IN INC case Vi
Znnmer AGAINST Campbell did not differ materially from
tbat renorred I'm THE TRIBUNE last week. except the es
timOny OF Graham, VINO stated ihHt Oapoeii on'e nm
money to conduct n canvass in his favor. ,.....,
subcommittee also heard some uhnpOrtauo tcstI-
mOny In the OF Hawkins against DECKER, INC In
mitee now have these three cases under neuMy tll
hrA Amount OF testimony is yetto be hearu 1ney eeV
again to-day at 10 O'Clock. 1' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
CIVIL.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, before
Judge Cardozo the following ease was adjusted. The
mother OF Emna MARITIME demands from her husband
the possession OF their child aged but three months The
Respondent who is the steward OF the st. Denis Hotel,
answers that his wife has separated herself from him
under the influence OF her family, that she voluntarily
gave up the child TO him, and that he fears her family
u1uence estrange his child when she Is able 10 un-
dersid them. After taking proceedings in Court the
parties compromised, the mothers father giving bond
To maintain the child aud keep her within the jurisdiction
OF the Court and the father being allowed 10 ylst the
child at reasonable times. f.s $500. t.....i
In the Kings County Surrogate's Court. be-
fore VIM d. Veedcr es1 the wills OF Jacob Elf Of Brook
10 proble last week Letters Of ADMINISTRATION were
granted the estates OF Elizabeth Robinson Patrick
Simpson, Elizabeth Geise Emma DENIAL, Rosna Huesn,
Cathaine Smith John Brush and Alfred L. Parks all OF
Brooklyn Letters OF guardianship Edward A. Mdt aud
Alfred +. Wldt grantee TO Hans S. Christan Of
James II. Chapman and Catharlne N. Chapman to the
Creagau and Benjamin Creagan 10 Ann FiDleyson; OF
William q. Smith and Ellen A. Smith to Edwin Ferry. all
Of Brooklyn. #.. ..r. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-08
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money was easy usual on SATURDAY whon w.. ~
desre to make two days interest. The aasnnss
large at 100 per cent Governments and al
Oh miseellsaesus shares, Commercial paper w"' '"''
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-03-11
aWheHivvllI We have B9l4efl

Experience shows that the
greatest loss the State has sustain
cd from the adoption Of the con
stituaon Of 1868 has been from
the looseness with which, il was
worded, J.. ana the absence from IL
Of those checks upon legislation
which we're TO be found in its three
Last predecessors; yet there were
nope.tooamany in them. 20 mas sd5
Had the power to confer exclu
sife privileges, been denied the
Legislature, what an immense loss
to the Stote7ond city, already in
Cured and to- be- deducted2in the
future from the income IF their
citizens, would have been already
saved" yAsafnstate Senator re-
marked forciblyl the,other day, ..'if
we so on as we are now doing, III
q short time the entire city of New
Orleans, and the, greater part Of
tie State, WILDE sold out to o few
incorporated eon1panies}nzal 9iLJgc
So, too, the powerful raise q
revenue. either by tax on proper,
tys real Of personal .or by Licenses
QFotherWisea ought.tos have been
restrieted. to Whatever should sbe
necessary to an economical ad1
ministtdtiono of the proper. duties
ana functions 81 tho State Govern
ment, au1ythpreIshopla have been
such q Glapsg in bnra asT that in
Mississippi, which absolutely for
babe the issuing the bonds ~ojf the
State for any purpose, ,iTr,e
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heretofare conlplained, az tia
most tnnecess ts & Jail
ing indignity dh Outrage u he
not satisfied WITH the share b pub
lie odiun he has already achieved?
Is hess6 gluttonousLih his qevenge
and shateof this eommnnitgbhat
nothing short Of thisf6a measure
will satisfy him
There IS % wrong without a
remedy No act IF o OPPRESSION
and injustice evaF gsB. f5iI6a Of
eventual punishment Should Mr..
John John Rlay sueaqed in ,htiis, scheme
to deprive thisaoorporation The
chartered rightawhiah it has pos
sesBed anasohjoyedi8 for aqzhurfdred
years, hea g VIII aye, I q R8ibe
and d fame which his descendants
to 4 the fem9teyts 8ti5ayb&ill
moqnnoYerFas the sad eatileai4aeeig3.
he conld have Bgqaeathea tAeaFav
: ,yIBM465al' ig 8issa'3
DEATH oFPRoF. j. M Bon,
8RgibEe l3ai1ied tod lGsrhbsOf o HE
death Of FTof james H7Bogdg Of
tae State Seminary On the ptSR
ing d, The 18th inst PfoffSSai l3 3StISd
was arllRbye5 of Nirgihipgl end -Sgas
IN the thirty-frst year of hisn1ae,e3.s
sff5 an e8fl5 ggg he Igisa Qua tea In
distinction ar WIS Rin g4t6IeG 6iftgI I'd
md subsequently at the Uni99eras;ff1!
y Of Virginia Dqriugthesession
lf=1866=6z- he=was- professor
Natqrak philosophy atnthe 6 State
seminary, and the following ses-.
SION Assistant ProfessoF6f Ancient
Languages atSSSSthe University Of
Virginia. Within thee last fcTw
months he resnmed hisochair at
hed5emlnary, ubut a. fatal diseasO[
o=Whiclrahliees had een4sa9ieet-fpf
'ome time past, has, suddenly~cut
hort his useful and promising Ca
eeE Prof. Boyd had few ~sHpeai--
rs Of his age III variety and depth
II learning, pafticUlaflyeihs the de-
laEtlment9 Of exact SCIENCE, and his
ugh character as a gentleman Won
or him the respect and confidence
# a large circle, 81. friends H6
vas a near relative of Col DIT.
3oyd,, the Superintendent of tho
Seminary and his wife, to Twhqn
Re was but recently married, is q.
liece Of our late friend and famen-r
ed 8alloW-citiz6n Henry Robert
o. Esq. 9oF5 His i family have our.
leartB sympathy in their sore, be-,
eaVementlnL ,yzbaaL .f2 10 s9FsFf6sy
alexandria (La. Democrat. Feb. IfFy,5
-.SA=-z Isl Al dat
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TIE EGH e.
gLARE Charles, LIZ
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1869.

To Dun PATRoNs. On account Of iht
arrival and departure Of our weekly
m9ils, we have been obliged to change
our publication day from Saturday Il
Thursday, Of each week, rs win be seen
by reference to our head. Those. who
i've III Texas win continue to receive
their papers by way 81 Galveston, t.
which Office we have tlade arrange.
Inehts Tor sending them. ~ 70 Y
:. na We are pleased to notice that
our friend, Capt. Bryant, Principal ooi
the Lake Charles Private Male 9nd Fe-
male Academy, has succeeded in secu-
ring the services Of Miss Della *. Sin
gleton, ns an Assistant. ggyo basriou
:. We invite. notice to the slight change
Il, Mrs tprd9 se4A@ 3A. ~ 1E7Ast e211-"
M - tsts 20, : 8 !. e ID i liza ylooJ
-rs1xcEt Re success achieved Jdn ohFRar-
iahnbygIhob L6uisialay PETROLEUM and
cOal Oil Occupancy promising an ilaE
a16hs6s6ure6 Of WEALTH. 70 our State We
have received from outside; G.nnherous
subscriptions, and we will try and send
sEiG6Tthe paper Is Soon Has possible,
Tffch VIA always give the latest doyel-
65nniaedhts aE theI oil springss.a D3fhe1 ais
ca9v65ry III d sulphur bed Ill this Parish,
Of IA unprecedented magnitude being
over q hundred feet deep, is already be-
ing carried on the wings of fame, to oil
parts 81 the world, and We hope and ex-
Peet soon TO see enterprise capital ~ and and
lQhaF syarming toour beautiful Parish
I'VE notice a reproduction of az rprtia
flesin the Courier des4Etats-U ais,i toe
ken from the " 0. Bee. We find ii to |
be a,eorTeet,statement of the facts so far
as itigoes There is.an immenae bed of /
sulphur, and Of the purest eyerU found.
In tliaaVGntrOf the oil being "a failurey |
which, by every indicgtion. mp, to this,
IS not likely to be, we will still have the
tssurance Of sulphur left. OF this there
can be no doubt, for there it is, and ru-
NOR says that great projects and. combi-
nations are even now being organized, |
and on foot to bring in sight these hid
den treasures.
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WHO F0RT-

Let meitiss yorrfor your mother
OBJ For yourlsister+-e eusin-7aunt4sy
Or for somebody or otlier,l Is sfzgo0
e Whom I long to kiss, but can 'tf Z.
I could wish my I love beside sS s553@
As 4ge3youbeside me now;
g isnssthe pleasure is deniedme,
.Lsso.IA kiss yen opyhlq4ws 7a
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81 ew a dive tisenentsss:3.
LAKE CHARLES PRfV ATE"
1ElIr l3aL52aIU 1LrIlBtnCo @El0E
Tale and F,e male "o>-
emil IA C,ADEMcY -. r ~

( ME next, session 81 thesAcade1av wills
begin ION Thursday, Octohes,lst,,:
loss, and terminate the. lust 81 jnne1!
1862 ON GJkiu9J3G 1G5Gf 9LIIIgt
| fChargosrilf specie or its equivalent in,
currency, payable monthly. ~
Board aedgingl eand Washing per-
menu Y lor chilSire rs .Issoysw. ,aS ell
! Eor young men and young ladies, D O0F
l9lltlon Ia English department. ,9T9tb0g
/, Stndhnts furnish their own beddinp.r
lights, toilet soepf table and toilet naIj.
kins. .eJA9a-T 3In VINO 5Gl13 .kI0
Strict attention paid to the merab
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