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MINNESOTA.

Two Men Kicked TO Death by Kfot.es
Hooked by nn Oxs
epecil Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
ST.. p4rL, Jolly ~
In 1r!shuaan. named Flanagan. WAS Killed On
biz farm IN Rieh VALLEY, Dakota, On Wednesday.
There was kon,e dsarEaucrneni in the gear Of the {
uaces, and stepping down 70 nx It both horsez
Acked him TO death. He had wife md children.
Ncharu Gaiyln. OF thls city, aged 80, Wss yester-
day kicked BY horse Ou the tnce, chest and stom-
ach, 4nt1 died IN the afternoon
John ExS1n, butcher, sas booked by an OF, in
the right Cheek yesterday. Ills face was h2Hly
toEu open, exposing hts Jaw. He Il reported n
not expected to live.
General Sherman, OF Ohio, has arrived here.
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ALTON.

noY Choked to Death - The HAY
Crop. ...
ALTON, III, JnlJ s4-A 1sGe son Of Mr.. ". Pc
ter uFIuk three miles tptu Brighton. Was choked
u death Yesterday whils e3ttn9 An apple L pects
nf lie friit became lodged In his Ntudpipe, and
beforr be could be relieved he died nnm auEoc&-
ton, "a. ..-. ID.
"A A dftA
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SOUTH AMERICA,

Latest from the Army OF Lopez
The Revolution In Uruguay
LONDON, July A-D3tHs from Rio Jareiyo 10
June 70 ktate that lopez Has IN the Mou1ialns
in q strong position, with go men.
The revolution in Uruguay continued preai-
dent B1tt1e hAd marched tnfo the inferior again TO
mees Cazshello who was at the head ol Tho
, 1869-07-26

The Crops In Georgia and Florida.
SArANflH. Ga. J1ly 2L-crop reports fTom
southern Georgia and F1oIsda a1c very cheering.
Nun eypC5 specimens Of the new crop have been
AcSrgrA. Ga, Jn1J sA-lt hxs been raining
arc doapg well
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EI1cA. Juiy eL-The k1nd bank On the branch Of
between and o oclock, and buried several VorS.
men- One II ELL supposed TO be beneath 1he ssod.
The otheTs were rescned uose or lesa tufured'
01e Of item, u feared, fatally.
, 1869-07-26

she wou,d stab you In bed or poison you At traak-
fh4t We have few such accomplished women
noK-s-dayA Tho world ts losing ground
J.H, q
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FOREIGN.
France
TIE NEW RNFuHNA.

LONDON, JrtT -
4 meeting Of irreconctlab1es WAS held yesterta!
In ras.k N. ThlerB, who attempted 10 lead, suo
ut.sed the draft Of u sddsrss-to be dSsued u
theis ratrc to the electors Qt France. Tho meet
Ing however repealed the Addresa to the moFnn
cation OF Ttiera The French Assembly viii moi
he reconyened until October. TIC Senate Will re.
main In sesnon during greater part Of Az
gust for The parpoae Of carrying ont changes
In the construction, Of which 0lg1To Ae
suggested message frum the Emperor to the
senate IL shortly expected. Strong opposition Is
looked for By the Conservatives, but It Is thought
the reform VIII be anally cUT,ed Minister arc
hard II WORK driving up drsfts Of laws 10 BE- SAB
mIttcd to the Seu1te The Empetm expresses
desire that the new lava he ut7de more liberal
esen than hs proposed In hts lAte measage- Prince
Napoleon intended delivering An Important speech
III the Senate on the subject Of the ncw reform,
which he regards ss hardly full enough.
Grcnt Britain.
PEABODY srATCE uxrAlLKD.
LONDON, July r.
The Prince OF Wales unratled the FeaboiT srn-
tue, near the Exchange, to-day, with imposing
ceremoptea Minister Motley, the Loru Mayor
and Miss Coutts wefc among the speAkers- Au
immense crowd Witnessed the ceremony.
1 NOBLE LORD rSpRR EoSEA
Lord Caring ton has been lonnd guilty Of an as
sault on Mt. MurruT, and bound o7sr to keep tho
f~N~s ">''~ A'o'..-@-
Spain.
CIVIL DISORDERS.
Madrid, July q
Much excitement has been created BY the Carl
LIT sg.tnsion. ead many arrests are made 'la1ly.
The government nesftateA whether TO conane
itbelf 10 cF measures 70 rePTcss the disorder, or
10 proclaim uArIinl Law.
AA1IT1AL LAW DECLARED.
MADRID. July n.
The coyefpment has lYsued q Jccrc, rewriting
aud putlpv ip lorpc the martial law Of Aprl ls.t
-s--
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0swEGo, July .&-A concentration received
eJ the Mayor iron, Porttand. Ne, sagges'tnx that
Us7eEo he the place iof holding tran s-cont1neo.
tai TallwAJ convention E1s laid before the board
Of T1zde To-day. A cal! for thu convention Vii
be issued eoun. Al icAdinR E21EaTf ffpI the Pa
clnc 10 Newfoundland will be represented
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Sudden DEATH

WHI1K Su1rHrR SFBMGa, ys., J1ly 9A-F. F.
d0pped de&o1 l1R nlEatt ise0 1eart d1seeae.
, 1869-07-26

SAVANNAH, July e4--A political tracas occurred
II Upper THREE Rms, BarnEel District, s, T.. to
day, In which tEo were killed and serernt
wounded The Anatr wsS confined 70 wnltea
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Under date Of July 8 the Pz14s rosresraadeat
OF 7he Lsaeon Standard writes: "Tc gre you
II idea Of the magnitude Of 1he c1!xa, which
somehow OF other you do nos seem to pe fuE5
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Called BAIls-Srsldlns.a; Wrish.
Atme Runf-Addy. !; Fowler. i; B!atut,d
ANGTHKK GAXE PROBABLE.
Many citizens arc endeavQIlpR to induce The.
Forest Cry to acaln meet the Red Stockings on
Tuesday, but their engagements IN other places ia
moi pa11nlt T. Immediately after the close uf sh.
game the FoEett City challenged the Reel stock
lnga 70 play Anoiher series OF games, the dr4i 10
tl taxe ptaee u chicago, on Saturday ne1t II has
come on your citizens will witness rare gatnt. ~
base ball: The Forest CITY viii play the Buek-
eyes on Monday. The Empires Of ST. Louis VII.
MAY The Red Stockings on Aoufay,
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AN AMERICAN ABROAD.

Letter from Eerr1Fn-A ucdlmvnl
ltnftnn City-lts Appearance md
PecullAFitics-(:host OF tho Past
An Interesting EnAtlc-FxArtHinM n
aud fEuEu-TnHso7a fMPEis0uJncnt {
-LncFextn BorEIn's Connubihl eir.
EIfRN~
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Che GrihunE.


rITAbIL II ADyANCL
nsrf E6f1en, ror Eeaf, ry XA1t- 100
Tn.Wrtlly Edtdon. rer yrs1. BY AAi1........ 600
eunfay Kdi.inu PEI year b kA11-..-......... $50
Weekly Edition. PIT yeas. By MAu. 3-0Q
r.rtl of seAr Al saune rste-
To prrTrnt delay and na!stakea be snd E3te Pot
ONO addrc-s Ia frl. Including State And county.
P.xsnattrts n1c aDorta tee Po cent cou1mtssIou ca
c.rly sutrc:irsluci.
Re1l.s.nccs raay be uade either by DRIFT. e1prosa
Post Oee order. or tn Trkis.ered icttrrr 1t our EIA
1TfhB 10 CITY gCRscR1HEh1.
Daily. delivered Sunday ExrErTInk3 centp ptF Wcek.
Daily, delivered Sunday IAcLrpEn1Q cents pee week,
Adasr.s TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chlca&a N
, 1869-07-26

EooSoMY IN IxrKSp1rTK*
ATHENS, july u
The Greek Government has Determined TO 4lp-
presl RII foreign emkAssles except that Ut Con-
siantl1oplc- The army and navy ure 10 he n.
iuCed
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The Helena {NontAna) Ht'ala Of The ialh SAYS;
.The company OF French boEa,' on French 1ias,
last week cleaned from run Of Eve day ta4s15
pounds OF be cn1titul coarse gold hest IL
The ceutral tcoL} Htrat1 fAys; "Tee so''a
chnnkA OF silver stul keep coming from the Cooley
OF Gup!n County nine Tpia ts the most rrma1k-
anle dcroat Of native sllyrf NC hare ever heat1
Of The ore vein Il now tNo and : half fect Vide
and The vein OF naive silver Is III p!1cet An Inch
and half thick. An inch and hall Of silver Il
not vcTJ much. but when n!ners keep digging II
out for weeks and 1t SILL holds out 1t begins 10 be
worth talking about"
A lctter from Virginia City, under date OF the
18th Inst. aAys: The coach WAS robbed last night
At Aayer1 Station. The treasure boz, coa.ala.nS
seven thousand dollars. which was sent from here
yczterdAJ evening. Wa rakeu from tho coach
While The dr1vczs were changing horses sud tue
thief succeeded In getting kately away with It.
Up 10 the time tho co7ch len 10 return here, nc
clue to tho robbcr had been oatainec.''
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nrxoNxp nu,rrMs WITH TIE SULTAN.
pAR1s, July e.
Is1nncl pacha unexpectedly sailed to-day. from
MarSe!llc8, for Alexandria. The rumor OF rup-
tnru with The Sultan Ia the CAUSE OF hts depaE-
1urc,
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OTTAWA

Nusancss IN Sho LnNntlc County
GtFcntt CouFt-OttntgsA Am IL Cross
tnE l'fnCu for tho Proposed AIR
Line EkAkilEotld.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-25
@be fouisianian,
Saturday v, Scpts Mbcr Is, 1850.
Apparen Patente lei AOnt 1869.

II a etc observe depuis 1ongtemps que lie
jus de cannes a sucre ne prend pas facilemen,
Pacidite do gaz, Iorsque lie temps est cl,and,
gu que le gaz ni-mem est trop chand. C'est
de Ia quill arrive que les meillenrs apparei's
echonent. Or, pour snrmonter cet'e dlfilcnlte,
i~llal}ait nm apparel qni tit passer le eaz dams
Iean froide, en- t'aspirant avec assoc De force,
du fonrneau Oh Sc consume lie SQUIRE, %l'rntro-
dnisft ct ne 10 laissat s%'echapper qu'aptes
lavoir mis- en- contact avec touies les parties
du fiqnide.
L'apparen invente par NJ. A. Labauve
repond a toutes cps exigences ct a donue des
resultats au-dessns des esperances de finven.
tenr. Get apparel prend avec la plus grande
iacilite lie gaz de son fonrneau, lie fail passer
dams leau froile, I'int,odnit dams lie liqnide 4
%saturer, ~ presse lie liGnile con,enant lie staz
dams un compartment qni lie deverse en- plnie
par sept fois differences, ct ne lie iaisse Sc.
chapper ~Qn'apfes l'avoir reuni dams un tuyan
qui lie conduit d sa destination.
Get apparel a la qnaIile de saturer les
liquides au plus haut degre.
Etant persuade que Get apparel est snpa.
rienr d tous ceux jusqn'aujonrd'hui en- usage,
je me fails mn devoir de l'otrrir aux habi,an,s
qni desirent tabriQuer leur sucre a l'aciie
sulfuriqne avec IN APPAREL parlail, dune
construction simple ct durable.
Get APPAREL, pouvant bonner aux Iiqnides
le gaZ de son fourneau, les sature avcc une
reguIarile qni ne faiIlit jamais. II ma pas
bcsoin d'essai sur lie vim de cannes pour
meri,er la coniance. Les nombreuscs expe-
%rienccs, solvent repelees sur les %Iiquides, ell
garantissent lie plein success.
Les Eabiian,s qni desirent Sc procurer Get
apparel, sont prizes d'adresser Ieurs demandes
a ID. Labante, Si-Jacones, ConreM PoSl-otice.
lie priX est tues moueJe.
II sept. 3m. D. LABAUVE.
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Dominique Hocmann.
VS.. .
Victoria Rome Tutor.

By virtue of a sentence of partition rem
dered by the Hon. the 4,h Judicial Dis,ric,
Conrt,-Parish of ST. James, on the 10Th
August 1867. to me directed by the Hon. the
Parish Conrt,-Parish of ST. James, ! will offer
at public sale and auction OF, the premises on
WEDNESDAY The 18th day of OCTOBER
1869 at IL O'clock A. NJ,
the following described property, to etiert a
partition between the parties to the above
suit, 10 wit.
1o.-A tract Of LAND situated on the right
bank of the Mississippi river, in that part
of the Parish of ST. James known as the
"Vacherie," measuring one and a half
arpent more or less in width by fourteen
arpen.s more or less in depth, bounded on
the North side by the property Of Mr..
Angustin FaIgausi, on the South by that
of Mr.. Jno. Burnside Formerly Armant
Brothers,) OH the West by that Of Mr..
Augustin Lassere and on the East by that
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hundred and thir,y.eight 81 100 acres. Another
tract of land on r%laqnemines BruIees, having
six arpen,s front by forty deep, bounded one
side by land of Calharine Ritter, and Of the
other side by land Of John Thompson, as ap.
pears by registry in book "E" of Alienation
Records of the parish Of st. Landry.
Sec. 2. BE il farther enacted, ETC., That
this &C, Shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Signed CIIAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved October 81, 1868.
Signed II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. Il BovEE,
.#..H. Secretary Of State.
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State Of LONisia
PARISH OF ST.. JAMES.
State tax Collectors Office,
State Of Louisiana.

A certain tract of LAND situated in the
&c.,. Parish ot St. James and belonging to the
SUGGESTIONS of Schola>tique Brtaux ana
E,iennc Part.
BY virtue of the powers in me vested BY
the act of the Legislature of this State.
Approved March 9Th 1869, | will proceed to
sci! at pnbIlc auction, a, the New Courrllonse
OF the Parish Of st. James, near tie Convent,
on the left bank of the Mississippi River, .
On WEDNESDAY the ooIh of OCTOBER
1869, al II o'clock a. NJ,
the following described property to wit:
"a tract OF LAND situated in the Parish
T. of 81. James, on the left bank Of The Mi>si>.
"Sipli River, about 90 miles above New
=" Orleans, measuring One Eight Of one urpen,
front by 40 arpcnls il depth, closing more
" or less in the rear, bounded above hy the
4 property Of Widow Jos. Dusas and So,,htne
/" Blanchard and below by that Of Eyai~re
:" Paft." Said property wall be sod 10 satisfy
debts due the State Of Louisiana and The
Parish of ST. James for atrear taxes and taxes
due tile current Year.
IERMS-CAsii on The spo, ana PAYABLE
IN legal currency.
j p, LANDRY,
State tax Collector.
Parish Of 81. James, September i6ll, 1869.
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State of IO%ui>iana
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish OF St. James.
Ctiestin N0ssnt.
vs.. No. 352.
MarccNn Joliet.
State Of lOui>iana,

On WEDNESDAY, The 9Th day Of
OCTOBER A. D., 1869, a, II o'cock A. NJ,
IN The premises:
BY virtue of an alias mrH Of sei-ure and
sale, dated 10th September 1869. | will offer
l. pnblic sac and auction, the hereinafter
described landed properly, seized 10 satisfy
wri, and under the reservations herein
liter mentioned viz.
a tract of LAND situated in the Parish
of ST. James on the right bank Of The
Mississippi river, abon, sixty six tGG)
miles above the City Of New Orleans,
measuring two arpen,s more or less front
on said rlver, by forty arpents in depth,
from whence it measures four arpen,s,
more or less front. back to the Eighty
arpen's: bounded above by the property
OF Widow Benjamin Richard and below
by that of Mrs. Alexandre Poclla Sr. and
Benjamin Poirrier; together with the
sugar %Ionse, steam engine and mill and
all the other buildings, fences and i'm.
pr"vemen's thereon, 'k1der the reservation
of Two lots Of ground enclosed in said
from tract of band. the one belonging TO
Widow Constant Melancon and the other
belonging formerly to the Succession of
the late Jean Gourdain; The above tract
OF land being the same purchased by the
defendant NJ. Joliet, on the 3rd day of
November 1865, at the sheriff, sale. in the
suit of Nj. Joliet VS. Edouard C. Barlhc.
lemy. The above described landed pro-
perry will be sold for CASH on The spo,.
payable in United States Legal currency,
under the following reservations ard
conditions 10 wit:
Tie standing crops of cane about 10
acres, corn about 40 acres, rice abonl 9
acres, about l6O cords of wood and . 600
picke,s, as well as all the agricultural
implements on the place, beIonsin. 10
c. Alassat the seizing CREDITOR who
reserves the right Of removing the same
either before or after the sale, and until
the end of his Lease which expires on tho
3lst December next.
#.5.. S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
ar ish of St. James, September gath, 1869.
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State Of LOuiSiaMa.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Police Jury.

BE i. known, that on this llth day Of %Sep'imber,
A. D., 1869, the Police Jury met at the Court House
Of the Parish Of St. James, i'll conformity to a special
cal, Of the President.
= Present Members: N. Underwood, N. s. Landry,
Theophiie Brand, Clark Shelvin and Antoine Domio.
Absent members: Vacancy in LIST Ward, sosthene
Braud in 4h Ward, and Henry oubre in 7th Ward.
Hon. N. Underwood President in the chair.
On motion Of Clark Shelvin Jr, NJ. Charles Gray
was appointed Secretary PRO temp in place of NJ.
Louis Dugas absent.
On motion OF N. S. Landry, the reading Of the
minutes of the last meeting was dispensend with.
M. N. S.. Landry, chairman OF the committee
appointed on the Goth day of June 1869, for the
purpose Of meeting the people of the Vachery
settlement and determining when and how the work of
said road shall be done, submitted his report, which
was accepted on motion OF NJ. Churk Shelvin and
seconded by Thsophile Braud.
NJ. N. S. Landry, chairman Of the committee
appointed on the Goth day of June 1860 to confer
with the owners Of lands on which the Vachery road
is projected, to determine the quantity OF land and its
value, submitted his report, which was accepted on
motion Of A. Domio seconded by Clark Shelvin.
On motion Of Clark Shelvin, duly seconded, it was
resolved that the whole OF the report of the Committee
appointed on the Sd day OF April 1869, for the purpose
of tracing, laying out and va!uing a road from the
Mississippi river to the vachery settlement, be
adopted.
M. N. 8. Landry was called to the chair as Presi-
dent "pro temp
M. N. Underwood, chairman of the mini.
appointed on tie Sd day Of April 1869 for the ~negocia-
ton Of $40, 600 of Parish bonds issued according to
Act Of the Legislature No. 80, approved February
23d 1860, Untitled A act authorizing the Police Jury
Of the Parish of St. James TO issue bonds for certain
psspesss,'' submitted his report, which was duly
sccepseA on motion Of A.. Domio seconded by Theo-
phils BnslL
n. N. Underwood, chairman Of the Committee
apPoiatsa for the building Of = new Cou't-House and
Jail on the left bank Of the Mississippi river. submitted
his report, which was accepted on motion Of Clark
Shelvin seconded BY Antoine Domio.
On motion OF Clark shslvin duly seconded by NJ. N.
Underwood, it was resolved that,
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AN ACT
No. oil |

ANO III HAv AZ
For the Relief of William G. Bell of the parish
of St Laundry.
SECTION /. Be ii enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The S'aie Of Loai-
siana in General Assembly conremed, That
William G Bell of the parish Of ST, Landry be
and he is hereby confirmed in his tile 10 he
following described two tractS of land, the
State hereby relinquishing in his favor what.
ever right, title or interest it had therein,
arising from any source whatsoever, 10 wit: A
tract of land situate in the county of Opelousas
(now parish of ST. Landry( on the eastern
branch of the Bayou Plaquemines Brulees,
bounded on one side by land oil Edward Fore.
man, and on The other by land formerly claimed
by Daniel CalIihan, having a from, on the said
bayou, on the right bank, Of ten arpenls by the
ordinary depth Of forty arpenls. aud described
in the Land Office of The United States as
section (l6) sixteen, in township number nine
south, range number two east, CONTAINING three
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The undersigned having received from the
Assessor of State taxes, for this Parish, the
informalions required by Act No. ia, ''Revr-
nue. Law, are now ready to assess all property
in said Parish of St.James, and viii continue
to do so for The next thirty days.
All parties interested will be- listen to every
day, sunday excepted, from 9 O'Clock A. NJ, to
3 O'clock P. NJ a, the Recorders office.
Persons having failed TO furnish lists Of this
assessment will be assessed according to
Article No. % of said Act, unless said lists are
Immediately returned.
L. DUGAS,
Recorder.
N. S. LANDRY,
Cle,k k.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
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Of William Zeller, ioshe,er with the

improvements lllCICull. -
2o.-One ariuoir.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
The movable payable Cash The LAND
payable, one half Cash, the other half payable
III all March ls70-rcpresen,rd by the notes
OF the purchaser, made in Coupons TO suit the
convenience of The vendors, secured by
special mortgage aud vendors privilege until
final payment, bearing $500 interest per
a"nnm after maturity and made payable al
the office Of the Recorder of the Parish Of
st. James-The Cash payment to be made in
United States currency. IT.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of St. James, 10Th September, 1869.
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Avis.

AIMCN A vclldrc. pour cause de
m e. IL Depart, une pr"priete dams les
Eaf8SiS@ e%nvirons du College Jefferson,
paroissc S,.Jacques, rive gauche.
Cette propriete mesnre un demi arpent de
face au fleuve sur 40 de profondeur, et poSseae
une maison tres comfortable, une cuisine, IN
fOur, plusieurs bdtiSSeS ct ton'es les am6liora-
tons necessaircs a une residence.
A des conditions tres avantagenses.
S'adresser au bureau dn L0uiSi1aais.
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----+EIHa- excellent %cuiseur, de tous comm, pom
want donner les meilleures recommendations,
dc,nalde i eire elnploye comm Tel pendant
la ronlaison.
S'adresser an bureau dn "Louisiamis."
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DIR. CHARLES GRAY,
Physician Surgeon e. ACCOuc1lcur.
will continue 10 practice.
Sale Of the Ferries.

MONDAY, ocoBER 4th 1860, a. 10 o'clock a. M,
will oiI-r at public auction and sale, at the Conf
House Of his Parish, the privilege Of keeping the
ferries of the Parish of st. James, for the term OF one
year from October sth 1860.
TERMs-Cash in legal currency.
N. UNDERWOOD,
Prest. Police Jury.
St. James Parish, September llth 1869.
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the First Session of the First Legislature,
Begun and held in the City Of Newt Orleans,
JUNE 90, 1865.
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j. K. GAUDET
AyOCAT

Bureau: Paroisse St-Jacqnes, rive droite, cinq miles
au-dessus dc Ia Msison de Cour. ApREssE: Caa,relle
P. @.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PASSED 81 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State Of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT

PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES
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Official.
AZ
A9gP3

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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Succession Of Widow Dominique Hocmann.
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Par ish of St. James, September 24,h, 1856
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No, 80 |
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Those Comet!

The Memphis Ledger has been locking
into the affair. and tells US why the ''com-
io" don't come along. Here is what's the
matter -
"When the melofogistic temperature of
the horizon is such as to colorsise the i'm
purient iudentation of the hemisphere anal
ogy, the cohesion of the borax curbistus
becomes surcharged with infnitiesimals.
which are thereby virtually deprived of
their fssurial dispositions. This effected,
a rapid change is produced 10 the thera-
moumter of the gympastiautus palerium.
which causes a coucavular in the bexagon-
al antipatheis of the terestrium aqua versu-
Ia Clouds then become a mass Of deodo-
mized specule of ceremocular light, which
can only be seen when it is visible.
This, like he official legal Advertising,
can't happen; h,nce, the comet can't come,
any more than the legal advertisements"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-09-24
Cuba.

Gen. Thomas Jordan, the American lead
err in the Cuban revolution, has addressed
an appeal to the people of the United
States on behalf of his comrades He says
Gu ba does not need men, though veterans
would be welcome to country, the diff
cullies and dangers of which to careful
men have been, as he says in one of his
letters. exaggerated. She does need. how
ever, shoes, clothing and medicines
+" Hundreds Of brave men," he writes,
" are standing in my sight almost naked -
and of the Cubaus, be say that men more
willing to become soldiers he never saw.
He, too, is witness that it is the attrocious
habit of the Spaniards to butcher wounded
prisoners. In the letter of Gen. Jordan
We have The positive assertion of distin-
guished American officer. and its facts
should be laid to heart BY all who are dis
posed to lend helping hand to the gallant
men whom Spain is apxious to oYerwhelm
With new leYes.