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BOucicault and ssDreams.D

A play, entitled 'Dreams.n now being performed
at the Fifth Avenue theatre. is announced a. the
joint production OF Mr. T. w. Robertson and my
SELF VIII you kindly allow me to state that this an
nouncement Is an error. and have written to tho
management to beg that my name may be with
drawnf The work belongs TO Mr. Robertson alone.
The critics who have seen my hand IN II must nave
had the aid OF the Davenport brothers.
Yours, oDedlently, DION BOUCtCAULF
LONDON Sept. %. 1869.
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almost the same as the necessity 60 live. No pro-
Test or resistance or rejection could avail anything
- Tue case OF Harrington vs.. Sanders from West
tennessee Will not be argued "a soon expected.
~ involves the question OF the eonsututlonalty OF
the cotton tax.
Do tue nrst case calico TO -murrow.
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The International Industrial Exhibition-Pro-
cession Of knights TempIars.

BUFFALO, Oct. 7, 1859.
The International Industrial Exhibition has proved
success beyond the hopes OF Its most sanguiue
friends The display Is the most brilliant ever made
BY any similar institution in the State OF New York.
The attendance during the day was very large, and
tonight an immense number OF business men
thronged the avenues adnlirpg the works OF
art and mechanism on exhibition. The art gallery
was thrown open tonight to visitors. Entries are
still being made and additional accommodations are
being provided for the new arrivals.
The Grand Commandery OF Knights Templars,
escorted by the Sir Knights OF Buffalo, marched
through the streets this morning IN full regalia,
attended by band Of music to Niagara Falls depot
where they took special train for the Falls. After
visiting the Falls, &C., they will partake OF dinner
at the International HOTEL and will return TO Buffalo
by the afternoon train.
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NEW YORK.


TITO IN 1kO"c-IOss C1UsUOUs
RoME, Oct Z, 1869.
fire occurred hero at haif-past two O'Clock this
morning, which destroyed large portion OF the
seymour House, and burned to the ground two
frame buildings owned by J. Doyle, west Of the
Stsnwix Hail barns The rear of SINKS new Opere
House was scor6hed, but sustained no serious
damage. The Stanwix Hall block and the Opera
House were saved through the exertlons OF the FIRE.
men. The loss by the ire Is estimated at $780, 900.
The fire originated In the house Of J. Doyle, and 10
believed TO have been the work OF an incendiary.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present wesk, nov
ready, contains the very latest European News
by the Cable up to the hour or publication;
also Telegraphc Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico.
and other points 1t also contains the Current News
of the Week; the Fashions; Amusements: Faceti@:
Foreign Intelligence; scientific, Sporting. Religious
and Literary Intelligence Washington News; Obit-
nary Notices; Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics Of the dayj Our Agricultural Budget; Re-
views OF the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and
Shoe Markets; financial and Commercial Intelii-
gence and accounts OF all the important and inter-
ssting events OF the week.
TEaMs:--Singie subscription. 81. Three copies, $ss
Five copies. IS: Ten copes, SIS; Single coDiss iva
cents each. limited number OF advertisements in
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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GERMAN =.
Royal Visit to Austria.

Royal Visit TO Austria.
BERLIN, Oct. Z, 1869.
In the Diet to-day the presiding officers OF the last
Diet were elected.
Ministerial journals intimate that the visit OF the
Crown Prince to Vienna IL important as an iDdica-
ton of the restoration of friendly rea slons between
Prussia and Austria.
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The ky0NDALe FUND.

NEW YORK, Oct. I, 1859.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
WIN you please receive and acknowledge tho
enclosed contribution Of ffty dollars from Empire
City Lodge. No 2c6. F. and A. NJ, TO the Ayondsle
JOSEPH p. JARDlNE, Secretary.
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A-ssThe Man who Langts1 In Victor HuSO's
novel Is merry the Grandfather Whitehead who
locks and grizred whskers their youth
glory uhder the effects OF PHALON'S vITALIA OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR. He knows that the preparation
II flowed from Croton hydrant and he
that II clear. Not being evil will bear the light and
needs darkenng envelope Ike the deadly hair coorers
require shaking like black draught but ia always
bright and free from ement and the only article that
produces accurately the natural color of the hair.
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IRELAND.
Political Agitation.

Meetings in favor OF Fenian amnesty nave been
hold at Cork, Ennis and Tcmpemore.
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BANGOR, Oct. I, 1853.
A letter from Mr.. Black, operator at Calais to Mr..
Bliss. manager of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany In this city, says:-"We are In terrible state
here. The lines both ways are fiat on the ground
and covered with trees and buildings The damage
to vessels and buildings Is very great EastpOrt Is
reported as nearly demolished. The water In the
Penobscot has risen to its highest spring pitch
Booms are broken and millions OF feet OF logs have
gone by the city. II IL hoped that most OF them win
be picked up below, large gang orInen having been
sent DOWN.
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The Convention nj Observation-Disclosures by
Mrs. Howe and Miss Anthony.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. Oct. Z, 1850.
The evening session Of the W0men's Suffrage Con-
vention yesterday assembled in Mercantile Library
Hall. Over 1000 persons were In attendance The
Convention was addressed by Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe of Boston, and Mrs. Livermore of Chicago.
MISS Anthony also made brief speech which was
well received. The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported platform, the discussion OF which was
deferred Until to-day.
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The Breaks the Erie Railroad Repaired,
The breaks In the Erie Railway caused by the
freshet have been repaired and the through trains
were resumed yesterday afternoon.
Trains commenced running regularly yesterday on
The Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad.
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Resumption of Railroad Travel In Massachu-
sets.
SPEINaFIELD, Oct. I, 1869.
The first train for Boston since the suspension OF
travel on Monday left this afternoon at half-past
two. Travel on the whole line OF the Boston and
Albany Railroad will be resumed tomorrow. The
Connecticut River Railroad, north from this city, is
now open, although the track Is still submerged for
some distance above Holyoke.
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The Bank statement.

PAKIS OCT. I, ISbV.
The bullion In the Bank OF France has decreased
during the past week to the extent OF 900
francs.
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WASHING ON.
A LOAN FROM THE ROTHSCHILDS.
The Government offered an Indefinite
Sum at -Four Per Cent.
ACTIVITY In THE NAVY YARD.
The Niepsic and Kansas to be Ready
at Once for Sea.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7, 1869.
Tho Rothschiids Offering Loan TO the Gov
ernment.
NJ. Frgnet an agent OF the Rothschilds, is ex.
pected in this city shortly NJ. Frignet comes here,
It Is stated, to tender on the part OF the famous
bankers loan to any extent our government may
desire. This voluntary action on the part OF the
Rothschilds Is said to have been prompted by the
discovery that certain German capitalists were
tempatlng onertng our government a loan at four
per cent. NJ Frignet Is said to be authorized to
make the same proposition.
Collection of State Fees by Federal Officers.
The Commissioner OF Customs has recently re-
eeived letters from shiDowners and others CON-
planning that collectors OF customs, especially at
New York. refuse to surrender clearance papers
which United States fees have been paid until after
they shall have paid the State and city fees. This
has caused the Commissioner TO submit to tie
Solicitor of the Treasury for his opinion question
whether or not collectors OF customs have authority
to collect State aud city taxes fees on vessels.
Unusual Activity mt the Navy Yard.
Unusual activity prevails al the Navy Yard here,
and orders have been issued to ut out the steamers
Kansas and Npsic at once for sea. The Kansas will
be ready In twenty days and the Nipsic in ten.
Internal Revenue appointment.
william E. Hobson has been appointed Assessor OF
Internal Revenue for the Third district OF Kentucky
Indian Outrnges In Montana.
A letter from General Alfred Sully, from Helena,
Montana Territory, received by Commissioner Par
ker this morning, states that the Blackeet Indians
in that region are becoming very troublesome.
Lately they have committed two or three murders,
and In the open day entered white encampments
and drove away horses and mules with the greatest
audacty. -Four hundred and fifty head OF horses
and mules were thus driven OFF from white settle
ments within very few days. General Sully writes
that the only remedy he Knows Of now Is to pursue
the savages and punish them, which he proposes TO
do Without delay.
Customs Receipts.
The customs receipts from September 81 to the
30th, inclusive. are as toows;-
SoziVoo
new 1OTk...-. l,otoo4O
flllaueipna. S41b2
Baitl.nore 1882
New Orleans, September Is to % .......... 14S5S4
San FRANCISCO, September is 10 25......... 1880
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s., 545 608
The Andersonyille Cemetery.
.nsaa haryo
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T1e Andcrsonyille Cemete

Suits in ejectmeat have been brought in the sum-
ter Ca, District Court for the Andersonville Gene
Try property. Judge Lochrane of Georgia, has been
employed to defend the government title to the
property,
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Fine Watches and Jeweiry Repaired
In the best by FIRST ciasn workmen GEO ALLEN
4i6 Broadway door below Canal street. aud l7s Broad
way, between Twenty seventh Twenty ehth
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Mails Detained i'm Consequence of the Storm
Canadian Envoy TO Rome.

MONTREAL, Oct. =, 1869.
No mails from New York, Troy, Albany or Boston
have been received since the ID Of october, IN
sequence Of the freshet in the States.
Mr.. Gonzalve Doutre, who is going to Rome, is to
try and induce the cardinals to accept the resolution
OF the Canadian Institute as fitting SUBMISSION 10
the Papal decree.
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GOurnud's Oriental Cream, 81 SO Per Bot
ns. IS Bond street, late OF 4bs Broadway, and druggsts
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For first Class Printing OF Every Dcscrip-
ton 60 70 the Metropolitan job Printing simultaneously
NAssaustreel
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TeIegraphic Communication by the English
Cable Restored.
The wires connecting with the Atlantic cable at
Hearts Content, which were Frustrated by the great
storm In the East. have been repaired and communi-
cation with Europe by the English cable Is resumed
Dispatches are now received and forwarded as
usuQl.
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A NJ y s e M z N T s.

srEINvAY HALL-PATrIs SEVENTH CoNcERr.-
At Steinway Hall last evening there was assembled
another OF those fashionable audiences which the
enchanting little songstress can gather around her
and hold spelibouBd while she chirps ana thrills
ana sends forth notes which even the winged meio-
disls of heaven might envy. Who has not heard
Cariotta has missed treat which nothing can
supply. Criticism Is disarmed. She enthralis the
senses. browns the imagination and seems to bear
her auditors away on wings OF melody almost super
human. She sang last evening "Non Credea" and
.Ah Non Guinge," nom ia Sonnambula;' selec-
tions nom the Carnival OF yenice,n and, with Rom
conf, duet from "Barbiere di Sivlglla-" Enough
TO say she sang them RapturOus applause and calls
OF encore seemed at FIRST unavaing to tempt her to
give more than she had promised, but after tho
Carnival song she could not Withstand the storm.
and, coming forward sang q pretty little laughing
song from the French Ia which her admtrers-and
al who were present were her admirers--were moro
than delighted with ner exquisite performance OF tho
music OF laughter She was ably assisted by Messrs.
+. J. Prume on the violn Ritter on the PIANO and
Ronconi and Habemann In thes specia zklyieS Of
vocazati0n
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Attic Haines Bros Plano Internal Rev
1875 Pianos sold during the ending
April l. 1853. Call and examine. No. t6 Union Square,
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The Anfi-Rhcumatic WaddinR Serves to
bring all diseases resting ID the body 10 the outside
all Injurious matter Cures incredibly quick govt
and rheumato pnins in form To be bad every
spectacle drug store and At the Wholesale depot asa Broad
way.
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Conference on Nova Scotia Matters-Dr.
Hayes Arctic Expedition.

H"ytb AHctfU ENpEUTHuus
HALIFAX, Oct 7, 1869.
Lieutenant Governor Doyle has left for Ottawa to
confer with government on Nova Scotia matters.
pr. Hayes and his assistants in the Arctc expedi-
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A.-Ladfes' Faces Enamolled also the Pro-
parston for sale with instructions BY NJ LAUSsON No. 100
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4 Remarkable Cure Of Rheumat ism.Gen-
ersl Farnum "a Fourth avenue by DIR. FILTERS vE0R-
TABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY, 700 Broadway.
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Why L. Phalcn's Pure and Poisopless Vita
LA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, like hsw coinage
shs mnu Because renders the old dyes yAlusess.i
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"And Pleasures Danish Pain,,-At ColtOu
DENTAL ASSOCIATION, - Cooper Union.
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A.-NIiddetown Mineral Spring Water will
positively Dyspepsia. Constipation and all diseases OF
The skin and blood. Principal depot 1873 Broadway and IS
ihNrtx srapt
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Cristador0's Unrivaiied Hair Dyc.-Sotd
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Asor Hoass
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All Rheumatic Sufferers Guaranteed Per-
by DR.. FITLER the eminent Philadelphia ply
slcian and professor Once 704 Broadway.
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A..-,Tust Ouf in Thine 70 Curs Colds, Sore
Threats and Bronchs-CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHEs.
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A Wonderful Cure of Neuraigia--NIrs. Ham.
lea 4a West Thirteenth street, by DR.. FILTERS VICE.
TABLE REMEDY, T04 Broadway.
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Established in 1So0-The Metropoiitau Joh
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
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Special Contract To euro rheumatism or
charge at Dr. FILTERS once FOG Broadway. Specially
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Appetizer, Tonic, Nutrient, InvigOratOr-
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT.
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A-~-*-*.-0ur
Toys AND YOUTHS HATS
CULTIVATED SPECIALLY,
exhibiting ali the novelties OF tho season, and
complete in every department
WARNOCK Co, MATTERS,
b19 Broadway.
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Evening Telegram Cartoon.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER g.
TAMMANY AND THE aERMANs
.Is TAxxAsY IN TIGHT pLAcRm
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ESPENSCHEID, MANUFACTURED IlB NASSAU str0at.
A-s-*-*.-CsenfIemen' Hats.
Get
Tue NEW STYLE
wARNocK & co.'s,
5l9 Broadway.
A-t-*-~.-Oar
YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S DRESS HAT
is NOT BOYS HAT
NOR AN OLD GENrLRMANS. HAT
BUT HAPPY ADAPTATION;
UNIQUE,
GRACEFUL.
WARN0Ck 4 CO., HArTERS,
59 Broadway.
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Evening Telegram Cartoon.

Evening Telegram Cartoon.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8.
TAMMANy AND THE GERMANS.
uIs rAMMANY IN TIGHT PLACE?"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-04
B u l. l. '6nr
WORM DESTROYER !
TO NY United states and Wsrld ..
lI lo wide Readers.

I HAVE RECEIVED MANY TEsTIMO..
niais from professional and medicwi
men as my slmanacs and various pubiica-
inc. The following, from q highly cducat.
ed and popular physician IN Geor1is' is
certainly one OF the most sensible co,nmu-
n nrSst Ions. nave ever received. Or. Glenn;
histestimony deserves to be written in ict.
tcrs OF gold. Hear what the Doctor says OF
Bni's Worm Destroyer: : 80
vILLANow. WALKER CouNrY. "a.
700 ic -YtilAir "a June %, lea. ~
DIR DIR. JOHN BuLLwDear Sir; / hays re-
cral iriaiS aS Sdu ,,pd worm psstroEer sew
cious. II has not fiulcd in single Instance
10 nave the desired effect. am doing q
pretty large country. practice, and have
am free to confess that know OF no RENE
dy recommended by the ablest authors
that Is so speedy and certain in it's effects.
On the contrary, they are uncertain In the
ind out upon what terms ! cal, net ths
~ uirectiy rom you. II 1 can get
y upon easy terms. | shall use a great deal
cies " contrary to the teachings and prac-
tice or q great majority OF the regular limo
OF M. D.'s, but see no just cause or good
s xn"w ~ dh, n s,,,g remedy which, wo
may be ignorant OF Its combination. For
my part, shall make II a rule 70 use any
aIu M means 10 alleviate suffering hui
,uanJty which may be able to command:
not hesitating because some one more In
gcnious than myself may have learned its
ELECTS first, and secured the sole rirht 10
use that knowledge. However, I am by
no means an advocate and supporter OF tho
thousandr OF worthless nostriiins that arc
flooding the country, that purport 10
cure oil manner OF diseases 10 which iicsh
ls,heir. Please. reply soon, and inform mo
am, sir, most respectfully, .s..gtt.,
,f. JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-04
Iron and Steel, of all sizes

VIII find full line of Table Cutlery
spoons, Chamber Sets Wood and Willow
Ware, Cedar Ware, Sad Irons, Clothes Pins
etc., etc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-04

THE CHRONICLE
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, Dec. 4, 1869.
Wintersmith's ID
fftJrf ar fH1aiift,sg ~ aastrftf
.saN ssHr-'srf ~ I'd
TONIC SYRUP,
tsle.7 bass 'i1o vrt iru
.1reF r''af Or
IMPROVED CHILL CURE
Being an Improvement on His
Limerick Chill Cure.
KiNh i8Ill- Z fWfllli
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR EVERY
FORM OF FEVER AND AGUE!
Contains No Qulnine or Arsenic; Ia
hR Pleasant to the Taste 1; Chills.
Once Broken do not
Return!
A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR EVERY
FORM OF FEVER AND AGUE!

,THHHTs TTTHWAa8
TT accomplishes the work by removing
i the cause of the disease. Unlike Chill
Rcmedics generally, 1t requires no purga-
acting gently and agreeably upon the liver
and bowels, edectually. removing the cause
Of the dfsease-not merely checking it, as
used, which are the principal ingredients
otlnost of the medicines in the market.
All who have had ChilIs and Fever and
that the medicines often leave the system
in m unhealthy condition, making IL
more difficult to relieve IL Of their effects
than of the original disease.
"Wintersmith's Improved Chill Cure -
leaves the system in n perfectly healthy
condition, with no bad effects In any way
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for S..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-04

For sale by y. II. stewart, CIariss-
vale, Tenn.
April 10, '6S-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-04
Haley's Magnetic Oil

TAKEN UP, on THE STH DAY oF oC-
tober, 1895, by Moses Wins, Lying IN
about 1871 hands high. supposed To he
twenty Years old some saddle marks
black name and tail, aud valued at twenty
Nov. aO-JM H. u. READ, H. NC.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-12-04
B u l. Il S
.SARSAP ARILLA!
.b4li %" ~ pl-- mi ttot
A Good Reason for the Captains
Faith.

ID EAD THE FOLLOWING LETTER
~ nom the captain and the letter from
lie Captains mother, "df HaI0fIf
/ 5lL WBENTos BARRACKS, Mo-, !
DR JoBx BOIL, DEAR SiRnKnowina M,
efficacy VI Your Sarsrparilla, and the heal
ing ana beneficial qualities IL possesses, 1
SEND you HE following statement Of my
I was wounded about two years aro--was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved 30 often my wounds
have not healed yet. have moi set up
through the hips. My general health il
Impaired, and need something to. assist
nature. have more faith In Your Snrsn-
parilia than In anything else. 1 wish that
which Is genuine. Please express me hall
dozen bottles and oblige, sIlT
GAIT C. + +. I IaI,s.' No.
p. S.-rhe following was written April
10 1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother
of Capt. Johnson.
Dir. JOHN BvLL-Dcar Sir: My husband
Dr. Us, Johnson. was q skillfnl surgeon
aud physician In Central New York, when
he died, leaving the above @. 4. Johnson
70 my care. AZ thirteen years OF nge he
which j gave him your Sarsaparillh. IL
CURED HIM. i have for ten years recon-.
mended II TO many I'm New York, ohio, ami
Iowa, Tor seroiula, fever sores, and generah
debility; psriect success has attendcd T..
and fcver rores were almost miraculous. h
am very anxious for my son 10 again
have resource 20 your Sarsa parillp. He In.
fearful OF getting a spurious article, hence
his writing 10 you for II. His wounds were.
Respectfully, JEsSIE JoHsos.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-08-19
Paris i OF CaIcasieu,
November 18th, 1868.

-. . ~ November 1aGIS 1000
IN accordance with the first section Of
i an Act of the Legislature entitled
" An Act to organize the Parish Courts
of this State, etc, >" approved Septem-
tember 4th, 1861 A. regulsg term Of the
Parish Court for the trlal of all classes
of cases of which said Court may have
jurisdiction, will be held at the Court
House at Lake Charles, commencing on
the third Monday of january, A. d.,
1869 and of every second month there
after A term of said Court will also
be held each month, beginning ON the
third Monday thereof, for the trial Of
Probate causes, andothe disposition of
such Probate business asis required ito
be done in open Court sal v0,tsglsqga
tGH E1t nigfsEw DAVID J. READ,ynt .
uaauuHG Lsas ad3 .la Parish Judge.
November IA, 1861 5r5ogv8 sd l..w
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ParOisse CaIcasfe9u,
IL Noyesmrbre2 1865,

12 NOyembre 1868,
HONFORMEMENT5 Atrlai premiere
" Section dun acte de Ia Legislature,
intitul&, % Une Acte pour organiser les
Cours de, Paroisse de. Get Etat, " appTou-
We le Anne jour de Septembre 1868, Un
termeS r6guier de Ia Cour de Pareisse
'sera tenu q la Mason de CouFl de cette
Paroisse, en- Ia vile de Lao Charles, le
SINE Lundi de Janyier, "a. d., 1859,
pour Ia disposition de toutes les causes
81 affaires done cette CoOr pept avoir
jurisdiction, ct tout les de0x mons Ce
suivants. Tn terne de ID atlite 'COur
sera aussi tenu, cornmeneapt 10 3ple
lundi dc Chaque nois, pour toutes
causes de prsuyes OF de SUGGESTIONS, et
p6ur Ii disposition de toutes atfaiFes de
prsuves ct suceessions qri dOivent 6tFe
faites en- Cour ouyerte, lie premier
terne sera tenu le dit 3me Lundi dc
Janvier 1869. 5.'o4. Va go. -. - -