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ORaAN.saz7oN OF a BANDo or MusIo.-We have
already mentioned that Q numoer OF the most
respectable colored men OF the city contem
p'e'ed organising cornet band. On Tuesday
might last they met and perfected the orgsni-
2ation by electing the following officers: Benz
jaain y. Holloway, presldepI;e IA ward Snow
den, vico-president; N. T. Spencer, aeoresa.s:
Roswell r. Desyeruay, treasurer. The privates
ere as named: Peter b. Frost, famos II. Hoi
ioway, R. e. Devees, Petor n. Gre8orie, Ed
ward GailiIard. Wm. Logan. q. o. Holloway
and John T.. Fowler. A number OF o,tis,ns have
already subscribed three hundred OF tho fivo
hundred and fifty dollars necessary to purchase
the twelve instruments. A minority OF tho
members OF tho band are musicians OF con-
siderable oIporionoe.
TaB TAX ON ROE AHDS COTTON -WHAr TIE
INSURANCE COMPANIES WILL BE CALLED upoa
:. TO Do.-Is will be. remembered that at tho last
meeting OF Council . petition was read from d
large number OF merchants. praying Counoii
TO romove the tax upon rics and cotton, and
notice was given that at the next meeting OF
Council an ordinance would be introduced pro.
vidinR for the romoyai Of tho Objectionable az.
We learn thatith sid ordinance prpyides
that the tag shall be removed on the Hrst Ct
January next, and that the taxes paid by the
insurance companies shall be Increased The
presmbloito the ordinance reoltes that the in.
sursnoe companies received in premiums laas
yesr tso3. 900, upon wh,eh they paid q tax o,
(, three peseeas thae thsy pail ;;>nt on lossos q
s HttfS isaaf fthan b1u 600; ytat nearly all OF the
sf,nt1t psld iss Is Sent aafaad; Ina,
sIB sad ds sssS p6T ennnm 70 keep
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4erda5 sold the following atocks: EiRhty-nino
ss'taro- S,-Ss 4vna Railroad and bank
,.ae.s ~ 49,, els irh,lf shares South Carolina
Railroad stock at $40 80; enc hundred and
twonty-one sharcs Charleston Gas Company
stock at s21 75@22; forty-four shares Memphis
and Charleston Railroad stock at $11 80; $4,000
oty six per cent. stock at 60.
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Thu NEWS IN THE CoUNTnY.-Readers of
1tIE NEWS going 10 the country can receive
their favorIte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
i've oonts month, by addressing q note, with
their subscription, TO our publication office.
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ELrorIoN OF OFFIoERs OF THE AImuousE.--
At q meehRs of the. Board OF Commlss ioncrs
ofthe Almbouse, held Yesterday afternoon,
Captain @. w. Getty was elected master; Mrs.
Getty ma!ron, aud Mr. T. Ii. Hammett re.elect-
ci clerk. S
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SALE OF CRY SrooKs.-Yesterday Messrs.
Lcitch d Bruins sold $500 in city stock, old
issue. in certificates OF $500. $3.50, $3.50, $10O,
s12o. $500, 5000. $500, $500. al 6o0sof.
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Auction sales This nny.

WILLIAM MCKAY VIII sell at 10 o'clock. at his
storo, furniture. whiskoy, &c.
LEITou & BRUINS will sell at II O'Clock, ut tho
old postoflce, valuable securities.
= JOHN G. MLNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, cloths, oassimeIes. &c.
LAURRY &ALExANDRn will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at thoir storc, butter, strips. &c.
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HuMbo.- Dr's STATuE.-Wo havo alrcad, men
toned that statue OF Humboldt had been
tendered to tho ssmboldt g Festival committee,
to be used in tho histc, ,ical tabeau, at the fes-
tival on the fourteenth OF this month. The
Statue is oil bronco, about two TO, " high and a
oopy Of the full length statue in Berlin. plst by
O. Holgost. Tho statue can now be seen o..
D.. O. r. Pinknin's drug store, Oh Meeting
street. Humboldt Is represented in ordinary
dress. leaning against pillar, with copy OF
his famous Cosmos" under his arm. The de-
sign and execution OF the statue are very good,
and 1t will add considorably to the interest OF
the coming festival.
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IHf POLICE BILL.-rhis bill, tho consiiera-
ton OF which has been postponed until the
moeting OF Council on Tuesday night next.
has oroated considerable discussion among all
classes Of ditisoas-those who hoped to bo prt
upon the force; othefs-their nam. ia legion
who desire to bo lieutcnants, and those who
WI have to pay for the luxury. The bill as
introocoed provides thst the police force shall
consist OF one captain, Two frat lieuteuants,
two second iieutenants, four Hergeauts, twelve
rouudsmen, and one hundred and ten prtyates
or policemen, oil OF whom shall b, ut all times,
night and day. OF tho command and in the
service OF the city. In addition to the above,
there shall he ono drummer and one ffer,
who sha.i". employed solely In the dutiaa
OF musiciars Of the city police; that the ps5,
OF the captain shsll be- 1t the rate OF two
thousand dollars; OF each frst lieutenant as
the rate OF twelve hundred dollars; OF each
second lieutenant at the rate Of ons thousand
dollars; the pay OF each sergeant at the rate
uf eight hundred dolars; the pay of each
roundsman at tho rate Of sovon- hundred aud
twenty dollars. and the pay Of each private or
policeman at tho ratio OF slx hundred dollars,
and tho pay or each musi,ian at tho rato OF
four hundred and tHenty dollars per annum,
oil payable monthly; that Tor tho bottor seou-
rity and protection OF tho Inhabitants in the
norhorn portion OF the city, tho Upper Guard.
house shall bo re-estab,hod, and ia duo prd-
portion OF Tho police forcs. to CONSIST or not
loss than thirty policemen. Do stationed and
quartcred thorcin; that the number or horses
for the use OF the police force shall not exceed
feur. TO be kept at Tho oxponse or tho city AZ
the Guardhouses. Tho whole cost being
to2 Gao. 80
Alderman 7. J. hackoy, who introduced the
bill, has several amendments to 1t, which he
proposod off.sIng at thu last meeting, and will
Introduce ut tho next meeting OF Council. The
amendments provide that the captain shall re-.
oetve only $500 par annum, On inoreaso Of
$500 on his present salary; the two nrst lien
tenants $1,000 each; that there shall only DO
one second Lieutenant. to receive $1,000 Der
annum; two acfgesnts. to- rooeiyoi $500 oacb:
eight roundsmen, 10 reooive $790 eaoh; and
oiahty.si privatea at $500 oach., The whole
! cost being 4G4 100 tF
Neitfler tho new bill,nor the auondments
it,nSnt ion any thing oohcernug the Jt6Sasss Of
5aSsa suo, a. sts Slemsn, .tisssstiye.
And ssksrs stiinils .ghjch will fsos. 40 several
st6ssAad l.sro. nus Il 8 iSras ii sS IS sssads Il COST
tto CITY sss, 900 pof fappunu.s y.
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CHEAP ADYERrIsINa.

Tan CHARLESTON NHws, tho circulation OF
which is about twice as largo as that OF any
othor paper published in South Carolina. is The
pest advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu ,tions or eetvants;
who want houses or apartments, Or have them
to ront; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and In order that all
oIsssos may have thoir wants suppliod. we haYo
adopted the following scale OF onRAp ADvEn-
TlsEMKhrs, payment for which must invariably
DO mado ,oaen he order is given:
Advertisements or situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governcsscs, tutors, work.
mon, mechanics, house-servants, porlers, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wantod or offered; apartments wanted or to
lot; articles lost or found; houses, shops Offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 lot, and miscella-
neous wants of all kinds.
For zach insertion OF advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding TnRRR LrsRs - 40 words. o5 couts
Foun LINHs or 80 words. .....40
FIVE LINEs or 40 words......s0
All advertisements 10 be inserted ut these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEws Office by 8 p. NJ.
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BONDS AND SRCuRrrIEs OF CRY OYpIoEns.
The following named city officers have fled
their bonds and securities for the faithful per-
formano OF the duties OF their Respective off,
oes, oil Of which have boon approved by
CoTncii:
T.. j. Mackey, inspector general of timber
and lumber, bond 5000; securitio,, Patrick
Bhgh and b. Tigh.
Robert u. Artson, co!ored, public woigher,
bond $1,000; securities, Thomas Aiken, colored,
and Peter Walsh.
John Bonhan, scavHnaer. bond $l475; sscu-
rites. Benjamin Reils and John Dnggan.
Patrick Oolius, scavenger, bond $775; secu.
rites, Mlohae Hogan. Q. J. Sohlepesrell, C.
IA. Behre, aud tiarr,L Eyrnes.
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d q GA 4, Il FUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TIA x &c

WHEN YOU ARR EXa.UarRD ny OvRRWORK
OF bead or hand and feel the need OF sonnrhuQ IN.
vieoraing don't drink whiskey any intoS! , ling
thing, whr her under the name OF 1iIters or other.
wlsn. such articles giva'lus q. much strcngth to
your weary bod, and mind thr whin gives to thc
jafied horse. aud no Alcoholic stimulnp,s are
injurious to Nrrvo health. and arc ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REAcIION.
Dddd's Nervine and InvigOrator
is TONIC aud GENTLE sTrurLhNT which \.
yon u maintalps When Il r, freshea BODY or mind
refeshes wih natural strength hat come. 10 s,sy
"eafe not Recommending teetotatsm In the intorest
ofany faction; but long sud extended ooserva..ns,
teaches us that be Who rosorts to the bottle Tor rest
or uperattop. will nnd no teens at a., thst be
"a kindlina Hrn In hfa zones 4hich NflI cousume
IKE tho James OF perdtion. Turn frorn IT, Take 4
ioniS that will refresh and not destroy. DoDD's
sEhVtSk IL for sais by all Druaaista. Price Ono
eieh ooth. 'nos June as
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'=ROSADALIS.
u EIs G's UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALvR.

HEALING SALVR.
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY has EPFEorEp
innumeable cnres, and has gained for itsplf great
reputation The dscoverer Of this salve has applied
itwtth eminent success In thousands Of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds. in manv cases considered mortal.
NIB. z. BERG Ia the sole possessor of the valuable
secret Of matinR this talve; from Ills experience I'm
using 1t IN Europe and the success attending ts ap
pcatton there. he has been Induced introduce Il
into tho United states. IT RELIEVES PAINl
1ho:e sho have Wounds. Bruises. Cuts Of an
ktnds, OF Sores. felons. Scratches Musqurto Bites
Frost Bitten Joints, sore Lios. Chibai Childrens
scorbuho complaints on Head and Fsse are speedily
cured. It has proved of great advantage to lldlss,
and H. peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts soro
ie&a, &C.: through confinement, and other causes.
II acts Ike magic In removing Boils, Pimplss ana
Cut.neous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for corna Bunions and Sore Throas, BY apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale BY an druggists. Price 2sc-. 800, and 81
per Jar. Once, No. 260 Bowery N. 2. Mono genuine
uness eountersigned z. BERa's UNIVERSAL RUS.
SIAN EhALINa sALYE. No $50 Bowery, Rev
York. For sale by JOHN F. HENRY, No. College
Place, New York. sinth
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Meetings This Day.
Pythagoreau Lodge, at 8 P. II.
Masonic Fair Association, as 8 p. NJ.
Howard Lodge, at 8 P. III.
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Range OF Thermometer at tho Novvs
ONCE.
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* 'ss.-t NUMBER SO.

founders, catfish, ETC., and may be enrich.
ed by adding butter rolled in the -four for
thiekening them 1he.white soup may be
made--with milk or equalsportions of milk
and water.ass 20 t2tof &c y 4es71n1
PorAoE iAux 5CRoUross.AHayer ready a
light soup. made of chieken or GveaL Cut
three or four slices of stale bread into Its
me larger than dice; fry them in butter till
they are well Drowned, then sadd them'to
fthe soup and serve immediately. These
eroqtons may also be used; in1 fish soup in
the place of dumplings or egg-balls..
|arBsows ONION Sour l-Skin and cut in
slices six oreight large onious. Put into
. stewpanl quarter ola aponnd of butter;
when 1T boIs.i pnt in the onions dredge
with flour, pepper and salt, and fry them
brown shake the pan frequently, and take
care that they do not stick or scorch.-
Pour. in three ,pints of boiling .vater or
milk $ stirjt well, and let it boil q qunrter
or half an hour. stirring or Swimming it
frequently. You may add some egg-balls,
croutons, or thin slices of dough, and favor
it with any kind fsoy according to taste
but for maigre soup it is very good plain.
If IL isidesised thicker, add a. spoonful of
Drowned -four few MINUTES before 1t is
taken from the fire ;.or beat the yoiks of
two eggs very light, and wien the soup is
takepaup MKT gradually With them, stir,
ring it all the time onelway. ,'zsa ii1gh
,vEaEi4prh ur4cdtini small pieces
four onions, two rrottsMpresiiously balf
boiiedA two punches of celery, two heads
Of lettuce, ofiohe Of cabbage (aiso paliriboil-
ed}a Fry them IN three ounces Of butter
tin brown; then stir ia some -four or 'r6iI.
ed crackers. minced parsley pepper and
salt to- taste, and two quarts of boiling
milkor water. After half an hours boil.
ing add two or three sliced turnips and DO
tatoes, and when these are cooked serve up
the soup.a;-si vol yTsT 80 ssaitillsot
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gsb,ard JOB PRINTING. rs
'4H[t:::DFBM[]GR,HIF

za1iyogAl 9a3 81 Oh sses ,siis sft !
o. sidiassqoai 81 binow u |
rs ,ono aaiaaisa odi az sigts yas
aad ,a5oT s5s BeGsds bus as1is
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ECONOMY IN SoAP.-Soap lasts much
longer when cut into squares and dried,
than when left in the bars and cutD up as
wansed.l1 leaving economyout Of consider
alton, how mach more conycnisnt it is 10
have the soap in proper shape for, nsiny,
than to BE- obliged 10 get kuifa or end IA
string every time . freshs piece iarnssded?
! have often seen awashersomen sasd care
less aiFls break 2 bar ofsoap ia tvo7 with
their hands, thns leaving long ends to each
hall. OF course where this is done there
must necessarily be 4 good deal Of waste
fhnd that BY buying box at q time Lean
get Il 3 few cents cheaper in the pound.
and I store u away and deal ST. ont as Il is
required: / know that ID any proyiders con.
slider that where stores are bought by[tbe
Wholesale much is wasted and sometimes q
good deal is stolen. OF course this will
probably be the case where the -housekeep-
er neglects the obvious. duties Of keeping
articles under lock and key, aud dealing
Them ont as required Altar cutting into
proper stlape, the rough edges must be
trimmed, and the pieces or scrnpings, may
l.be melted and made into a ball nr SQUARE
By telIo~ins this method ail waste soaI, Is
: avoided. .s-s,Gsb l-E 4c5FE - si&GFfI
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The Fruits Of j !. Radicalism il ia Texas.

r. -. -8T l. - "|s@'
The Galveston Star ba $ the following:
Bryant, a reverend negro, whom the Radi-
GALS cent to Austin to help reeeastraest the
state, was arrested for violating girl only
siesen years Ioid. 81 lni other words. the
olpcS nena committed cape I've use the
IVORY y 'ss sel'a! sensal .epon q mere child
ahoer Inc age q tyeiYe, 81 hisiown eolor'
bryant was elected BY the Radicals to rep
FesenI Harris county i n4 the Austin con
se9uos9; ile Is regulate delegate to that
Soay e Gus -. - ne Inc convention; lie
sp asse ls xo'e goes . az Lar Is any other
!lelnoet Soae 70 MAKE max the laws Tor the
9sa w. he Deast fspesE mere child He
u arrest 0so, crested at a,eel y YiomE BY the
mlnlo Mons ne 1le, convention ahd its military
masters Isteg make max HE'S. He is tried Tried before
WIN @nom M. . Mmious made by the same pow
81 81 ne Is oaiied out. Baiied out by
.nom Coiieagues 70 the convention
a oailes, 'e,on' Mno deserves feion's cell,
ne e1es oack 70 sne oonvention' and votes
nupon sections which are proposed to
ye .ou, ola,e laws we sn may expect
'ousa suos oevl''s ' f'ns.famentalities,
.,,,.: '.a,. 10 nace . bylaw 70 the
o ''t.'', sa's~ Convention onefs "A
~" aoa oeas.iai, conm'ttfng the
sues' of''ne KNOWN 10 conscience, Or to
."' '""' a"u 'Acn gong INTO o otase Capt.
%. 70 make as,i Jaws TOT az enlightened people
Da.1e g o ,S. AN sno I0r snat To help make
aws oanx sod. the people OF fe1as
''''o no'''o'.a's convention. bai!ed out!
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The STATE OF LOU SIANA.
Parish Of Rapides-1P Parish Court.

Succession Of John G j Bledso, for no.
lmologation oTableaus of Debts. mo 90.
WHEREAS Miehael Paul, C urator,
wv has fled "a Tableau of Debts of
the Succession, Of John BledsoI.
Notice is hereby. given Yall. whom it
doth. or may concern, to show. cause,
within thirty day from the date here
of, why the same should not be- Jap
proved and lomologated and the funds
distributed-in accordance herewith
r. Clerks Office, Alexandra, La, Feb
ruary the 1st, 1869. $50 - y r - -
~ .sfas@ n..a "a CHARLES OWEN ri I
Feb3-3Od.4.as deputy Clerk
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Fourteen NlmbeFStf0r. one Do llar

1saTHE fIrrIE cosfes4RA late number
Of this original magazine for boys and
girls, and for older people who have Young
hearts, has found its way to our table, and
Is so retlolent of every rare and delicious
thing for yonng 1hearts 2 that we are con-
The stories are delightful and Invariably.
Instructive. - The poetry is simple, tender,
pretty .and7high. Thee COMPOSITION is9exi
cellent English; and, q word, the cons
dnctors seem to enter ilto the spirit of
tlieir great task, to know The nature Of
yonng Hearts, and how TO cater to their
Immortal longing s.-[ Nationol Inteliigen=
Ger, Sept. TO- lS68!Ta oiiw ,1sgaa6.E1 So
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT rs.
sSHERIFF'S SALE a.

O440Itil - Ohb1s
H Is, y = vs. a. s.. z'nker 1894. .,ou
Rosamond LIE ras.sJ Ilou edi bna a
Ninth District Court Parish 7of Rap,
ides, State of Louisiana. y
lDYNIRTUE of writ Of iFieri Fa--
Id cias, Issued out of tho 9Th District
Court, Parish of Raphles, State of. Lou
isiana, and to me addressed in the
above entitled suit, I have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on ss''ait7e IFS 5as sils1l :
the 9Th day of MARCH.
II bgE sss353s 1862 .t emo ~ sasIg :"
besween the hours Of II A. NJ. and 4
r. M.,at the Court House. door, in the
Town of.Alexandria, tlrei0llowing des-
cribed property, by SPECIAL order. of
said Court, to-wit:, -. ..,t,..
A certain lot of ground. lying, and
being in the Town of Alexandria, III
square No. %, bounded above by prop
Eenty belonging to the M etlodist Church
and. below by property Of Mrs,SAmelia
Legras, and Estate Of, John Grogan,
having a front on Third street Of SO
feet, more or less, and running back to
Fonrth street, witlTa front on Fourth
street OF 80 feet,tmole lor .lcss;switbeallI
the improvements and .appnrtepances
thereon, and thereto belonging. 80. =
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash, subject to
appraisement. sjOHNDEEAtEY. 9.
10 Feb!3, 1669ztds.as s7,lsTsSheiiff. q
rs Prihter's,F Fees $780, o. aridt :.
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