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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-01-02
Specia. Meeting Of Nov. iii 1869.

Special Nesting Of Nov. III le0H.
Pursuant 10 adjoarumsu, he Polio
Jury met this day.
Members present: r. 8 Arcsuesus Pre-
silent, and Messrs Cormicr, 0uidsy. Dsoss
sard AMI Hilbert; Absent : Mahncoo.
The minutes Of tho 7th Of Sept sad of
the Special MEETING Ct the oist Oct, lasb
were read and approved.
la the matter of couteststion h4tWeea
L. S. Areencaux and Joachim Dugas, fos
member Of the Police Jury foe the asoosd
ward, it was decided that NJ. AsceasasH
is entitled to the seat.
The COMMITTEE appointed to reosive psop
posais, DC. TO repair eud msks the jsll
secure, reported progress.
1t was unanimously rcso!ved, thal the
salary to be paid to thu District Attorusy
pro iempore 4 hereby 6xed ., dvs hundss4
dollars per annum.
Resolved, That William G. Grow Esqss
is hereby appointed District Attorney fpv
| tamporc. 80
Resolved, That WIN. C. Glow Es4. i
appointed on the committee 10 audit 90
counts and claims against the Parish, il
place Of Al. Moss resigned.
Resolved, That WIN. G. Grow, NH.
Girard and NJ. G.. Broussard ars IF intsd
committee to report ta'id . 3GsstssiA
criminal cases. 60
Resolved, That the Collector 81 PasiaAs
Taxes is hereby instructed to pay to tAe
chairman of the Jail Committee, one huH-
d,ed and seveuty-ive dollars Of the 6fss
monies collected.
Resolved, That hereafter colisston of
s,ish taxes shall make detailed reposs
Of collections and disbursements st every
lregular meeting Of the Police Jury.
| Tho following accounts were approved
A. NJ Brouss,rd Jaifor. sl2; ysm-s Fry
Sheriff, sls 40; T. Monnier Dy, Shsf.d,
sl6; Euciide Landry, $50; Or. F. s.
Muld, $50; A. J. Moss, J. r., tls 50.
On motion the Police Jury adjourss1
A. j. Moss, =. S. AscssEAux,
C,s.t, rsesidsrf.
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Tue LAScUAoa OF rus Erss.-I. hs

THE LANGUAGE OF zHy Ergs.-I. hiss
often been said that wor1r-.--r;th y hasei
eye never e'opes from bar husband, never
chats scandal, never sacrifices her hus-
bands coaleo.t for her own, never iuds
fault, t,4ncver talk. too much or too itt!e.
and is. always az ente'tainins, agreeable,
aud ov ly companion. We never knew
saws L-o.lsr q'sill lriyerz'5.t ono unin.
t,.-estins and anamiabls woman with a
hazel eve, aud she had nose which look.
ed, rs the Yankee say>, Ike he sharp end
Of nothing whitfield down to point
The grey eve Is the sign Of sl'ewdnes.
and talent Great thinkers and captains
have it. IL woman it indicates a better
head than heart The dark hazel is nob!e'
n significance Ms ir beauty Tho blue
eye almirah!e, but feeble. The black eye
Look out for the wife with black eye
Such can be seen almost daily at th'
police office. generally with a complaint
against the husband for assault and bat
Ite,y -Ex.
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pHEsr1c1ASA.-A weak woman could
persuade man to ca, the forbidden fruit,
but it took the Devil himself to persuade
the woman. e.
The negroes have WOO, ard the whita
men have no., and yet tits the white
men ,h~t get 1seced.
The merchants and bankers tell US that
there are more unsafe safe, than safe
eafr. -
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III We were favored with the yis.
Of Gen. T.. l.. Price, Of st. Louis, Mo,
during the past week. The Object Of
Cen. Prices visit is to examine the
section of country .saverSel by the p'o-
rasci line Of the T. @. ., 4, q. W.
Railroad. IL together with other CAPT
talis.s ot ,he West faly "pprecia'ing the
importance Of aud the ininense sdvan.agns
70 be derived from ths eonpie';on of the
above road. have determined 10 underiaka
the task. lie an,, shis associates arc m( II
who have immense funds at their com
maa', and who in the sincerity Of the ir
pu posas afford the greatest gaa'ai;ers G!
success to our people, in the above enter
prise. They have concluird conditions!
contrac. with the Board If the Road, to
be made final at ther option on the 2iih
Of March ncxt--to N Ike th. contrast tinaI
on the cath of March next or any previous
day, spirit Of libcrality, and a spirit OF
public interest in the great enterprise.
would be most essential, and when our
planters consider the immense advantages
10 be derived from the completion ofathe
road no one, can for moment hesitate
to make all the sacrifices within his
means to secure the achievement Of so
great work ;if it is necessary let those
T; who have shares abandon them, and VI
thi. is not sufficient, scrape up their loose
dimes and subscribe again-the building
| of This road is matter Of life and death
| to our interests in this section Of country
Let us not lose the present opportunity Of
securing this road, it presents Itself fairly
and square'y; be not frightened a, tempo
irary sacrifices; come nr, and make them
; boldly, and you will in days to come
lreap rich barvests Of wealth and prosperity
for yourselves and yours aher you; our
fair prairies will bloom in plenty. ou'
Towns viii prosper and increase. aud o
ithcm III, our little town. destined to eo'
como tho junction Of a Texas and Red
River valley line # Rail Road, woa'a
lsoon .ssume the proportions and inpor
sance Of large city. We then fssl itou'
duty to call upon our fellow citizens (
weigh we'll rhss importance Of this roa'! (
the interests Of all and after having don'
%, SAY whstaer they will nov turn 'hei
bask q - hsosat'e opportunity, which
ifoftnno u0x presents to them.
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]. D. SW AIM.
aaffaassi1fAkS& G. F9R% iRDiXG
A n ID
= COMMISSION MERCHANT.
We ~ EzbEEL3. L.1.
juno g. '6e-ly.
Police JufY.,
----O---

Specis' Ner,ing Of DC, slss las9.
Members present: A~..'s. cosmies. Cs5-
dry and Aicsnesu..
Thers beiny no quorum. on mos'oa Ds'
Police Jury siio.saod TO next satssdAY
the 7,h November.
A. J. Mass. Ps. AncsxsAvk.
sClssk. President,
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.sGgt ''4bbsrtist !"
OFFICIAL JOURNAL ofAe Parisi
Of Lofuysite and Torn of VernsUionr;i'f.
Published Epery Saturday.
WM. B. BAILEY, PEoppnToa
=-= h
Vermilioavlle, La, Jan. and 90

TCoii blew the x;a! and t'e;k was
the wintry sky when Christmas, once more
came upon us with all i,ssgaye'iss snd
wontcd amusements. The old hngged the
hearth and talked cheerfu!ly Of days gone
By, the young mcrriy nippci it over the
frozen side walks Wills. :he merry u'chins
to the sore poster ofps's and mas pockets,
gsmbo!ed ever the town, and mingled
their merry laughter to the music sof a
thousand fire crackers. Such was the
scene on the eve Of Christmas but Lrigh-
ter he scene, when, on the morn Of Friday
old Sol rose cloudIcss, and frightened in
tereality all the fondest expectations Of
the previous day. Santa Claas had visited
and replenished the urchins' stockings, to
their grand delight and mysterious astonish
ment; ono fond parental. kiss tbcaliendly
grasp Of the hand, with the usual congratu
lations, and heartfelt wishes, abountecus re-
pass, where Bacchus was not least and
the DAY was o'er-p;ght bad strouded the
earth when rockets and other pyro:echnics
Wed in briliancy, with the dazzling spen-
idors 81 the azure vault and alI went to rect
with the cry Of merry christmas sponsa.
nccus from the lips and hearts Of all, still
ringing through our village streets; merry
christmas such Is our wish then toyen
kind readers. ~.
Kind, readers and subscribers, the year
has drawn 10 close. and as one disap-
pears from the Calendar OF time another
IS .ushered ink were useless 10 dwell
upon the miseries, vexations ard tFibu-
laiions ofthe psst, but on the 'contras,
draw strength and fostitu.le from oo'
own past sriferisgs, and trusting u fht
bouSdle.s power anl wisdomsef Him vho
tulsth ~ things aright, hops to sesshAgh'
ter days ia. ths present ye,rs may t.
Who have the political po~tr in -
hSnds know their error towards . D.
and down 4rodden people, may inels eyes
become opened to the ,niqui,y Of ,he''
rule, maj. lbe;r minds bscome fmpr sss+f
s,tA s,ks aaf.s tss, sanshs'a men
4 nay consisdtioual men, are true ans
]. s6yA, 70 tho ccnsti,a.ion md to,he interest
~ NJ psty = large, may they fna''!,
"a. euuvipccd that We askspo favors. bn
ssimriy demand The enjoynent- q ou'
ir,t= sns1 una';enab!e rights, and tl'"
cepecsity xhich civilized vicloEsis !,
kosoa hound Is extend to his cod9urre.
Y Z Kind readers Ind subscribers we wis
yoa > happy new ysar-may joy eve
gladden. yos,r hearts. many plenty sm!
: ppon yonr lstors- iisay happiness dw'
beneath yopr roofsaadAwith yours, -
.sthqId destlS lower hiie hand On tia hsnil
circle rnsy tie twilight If slits. he I
The ssiseke1. but y .davd II eter,.sl bis
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Af.sr ansrrysn, a couples Louisville
clergyman exclaimed. -Forgse ihem' Lo'c'
f,,.tS.r know sot vl:e. th~r d' :"
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Ata meeting of,he Board Of Directors
Of the Opelousas railroad, itswas decided
to accept the propositions Of Messrs. P'ice,
Cbouteaux 4 Co. for building the road
Precisely wha, shoss propositions are, we
-are not Informed and moreover, 70 'baI'i
the road" many raean much less than tn.
[people Of this city have q right to expect.
What. New Orleans disires and needs i
that tho Opeloasss road be extealsd u
the Sabine river, there 10 cennectWi 4 the
Texas roads, thus, opening 'slwsy c',sn
,nen;cation with tho immense AMI fertile
regions be yond the Sabine. To :bg;Id the
road" may means simply to extend it t.
Opelousas, which would be Of some benz
Efat. il is true: /: but which would be BY no
means what is needed. Il is stated that
Messrs. PHcc, Chnutean 4 Co. will no.
undertake 10 bui!l 70 road unless the
State and city and bondholders, display
The same liberal spirit as that exhibited by
tile company. The city audi Stats could
Enot do bitter than 10 give up their noain-
IA interest ia sshis COMPANY, provided and
|cn.ran,ee be gir.n tAat The road vii be
extended to the Sabine; ~ they would
rs very silly nctte use! their ioserest for
IN uu, nose Of assuring this result. Il j.
u bo hopes: that some arrangement Will
ho affected by which the road wiiFbe
| .buil, = 1T by 'building the ROAD" W
unAerstAnd exse,s.ing il 10 TtxAs, and 70
.s,r,1v to the town Of Opeloasas. y
ircesss, .b~ city and lhs State will ~ sacr'
fcS their interest 10 the company unless
under this assurance. = crescsns.
I
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Stale of Xouisi"na.
Par;sh Of Lafayette, ] Parish Coarf.

WN HEREAS Carmeli,e Laniry Of the
w parish of Lafayette has filed .
petition in said Court paying to be ap-
pointed Administrative os the succession Of
Michel A!rien Richard, deceased.
Any person intending to make oppos:-
on t, sa;d app 'in''nen' will f!e ths same
in said Court in the towa VI Ver'ni!icn-
Vie, within ten days from the publication
af this notice, otherwise ssia appoiatmsat
will be made.
l.. S. Given under ms-s'gnatare IN
--sa Out III the town 0: Vermi'iosvi.!s.
this 24,h day Of December 1869.
A. MONNIEk. Clerk.
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y cT Col. Wm. Mouton Of DUR town
ia, been sppointed agent of the M""nd
CIV Nasnal Lite Insurance Company tor
1.-The Parishes Of Lafayette. St. Landry ST
Martin AMI St. Mary. We wish him sue
|a~..in l;ssegenc5. The Importance Q O
iigs Insurance, 70 Southern people. IN then
present reduced pecnniary condition. VIII
BE lsnglhiy discussed III our ne.t num
! Der. Col. Mou!on's Office is in Ve.miion
Vile. Give him a call ardasou will b,
satisfied. - y
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

1Of PEARL ST., THIRD FLOOR BACK RoOM.-A
HUI respectable German woman nurse has a large
flow OF good healthy milk very fond Of children Call
for days.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

ne WEST e6rH ST., SECOND FLOOR-A RE-
ffO spectacle girl good cook excellent washer
and roner objection to to the country good refer
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

dO1 9TH Av, BETWEEN 18TH AND 9TH sTs.-A RE-
tOl spectacle girl chid's capable of taking
of baby is willing and obgng good city reference.
Can for day.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

200 EAST l2TH ST., BETWEEN AVS AND B..
OLL As experienced cook in o small family; understands
cooking in all its branches willing to in the country best
ity reference,
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

100 9TH AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
HtCO and seanstress; understands the OF
young ch ildren; good reference.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

zoo 18TH ST., NEAR 10TH AVA RESPECT
CZC able woman to cook, wash and iron. Good city
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

IOO 9Th Av, IN THE DYEING sTORE.-A YOUNG
tOC girl TO take care OF children and do plain sewing or
chambermaid and waitress.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

1SO WEST 9TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
fCO and TO do fine sewinG has good city refer
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

1OS 7TH Av, PARENTS REsIDENCE.-A YOUNG
fOC girl 10 take OF children and do chamberwork;
is kind willing and very fond of chdren would 10 the
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

A On lsT Av., BETWEEN 24TH AND 18TH STS.-AN
fZU eIperenced young girl as cook understands all
,sc has best city reference from last place Can be
Until suited
The New York herald., 1869-04-28

CdO WEST HOUSTON STA MIDDLE AGED wo
AfO cook, washer and ironer, to do general
housework In small private family; best city references
, 1869-12-01
THE PROPOSED BRIDGING Of WABASH AM
MICHIGAN AfEhHkS.

To ttt Eait1r n The chieuco 7TibuH:
In your Sundays clifton II .s stated that tho
Burlington Hallway Company think they eau sick
their track tr" fret wherc Ii crosses the avenues
The sewfTt ts not norr than half shxt depth from
The surface; tho sane OF Eas and water pipes,
They cantot sink ttc.f track mora thau four feet
The Chicago River is only fuu, or nve feet and the
laAe iscn Is but eleven 1eet below lnt surface at
thefc points.
sixteeen TEST IN the clear vii! require 40 cq1a,
elevation shove the preeert Efxde-Sne hr1l,c.
nu-tess, afd lAat1ng occupying ~ mnch as inc
depression This will be nice ut,le artificial
his. and, II moved ont on one OF the parks, might
crmNapd adnlsatlou, /! not Z premium. Ia re-
gard 10 haullrE freight BY horsepower, and the
0c1sy, &c, we VINO oapose these bridges do no.
RE the necessity TOT cattle, sheep, hog1, lumber.
DC. cTosatnR this part Of our CITY. Nome Of taIs
Rces +Srfh CT Hett, but East and South.
All this freight might as easily cross, and trains
he naJe pp NJ lhe stock Isti crossing. une o[
the d!fncultteA Los existing Ia The want Of power
to haul their loIg trAtrs stoand the saoyt curve
east OF Michigan aveEue. Tne iron horse not
unifequtnuv pets stalled: 1.ets and loans
~ Ee1ce madntss II bis oSertask.
ed power. This II one OF ina
csuscs OF delay 10 public uaTeI now, but let this
freight Re- tulucd to Ia rroper Channel. crossing
rhc city below, 10 reach The iltnoa Rud Michigan
CtEtIal, Rpd the rzskenEer Trains anA 3 ata al
amount Of the present freight wonld he required
10 pa1a over By horse power. HkAL ESTATE.
CHICAGO, Nor. -, 1s69.
, 1869-12-01
tscs .et.er rs that nom Nj. A.ktns rould reeeIv,

srcs ,sstef rs that nom Mr. Atkins would receive
inepector scn.s.s rnered the prev1oos question,
Inspector Rupysa ssid the committee oo,,eyed
they had given Ill tho time necessary. Mrs. At
s.ss asa SAG sne ~ Fesa, g oeeed ana ,hsy
otter Investigation, and the committee sssented.
le had seen Ara 4tk1ne, who bad sald heI fus.
Seps %a q IN ae eaa
fcs tho oocr OF the committee 10 do All theT coud
But there had been fau tnveatigauon, and lie
a ss' HssE sasae X e. - I'd r. a, & :,
tho heNKpspe1 wish iuetr case, r1iher ssAa the
oomnattee. NO testimony caue beiorp sho oo;u.
inm ~ T91ea ,s Toald % permitted In ooost Of
lnfpeotof King had never attended 4 rsarer
e1A1tnatto1 thhn that OF the Children by ina
committee. he DID not bcleve Mra Atkias could
ny nef. she did not lnok Ike 9uch . psraop. Tha
!eMef ot Mrs. Atk1na was an attack Cd ! uost ex.
ceGeai Ins eo@1ittee and should not Be regarded.
orcusht before the committee justifed taetr 10.
oeos and yet It seemed tho notice given MrA
Atsns 4ac,. Mas short one and thai Nj. Atklus
thought that person should have an oppsrtuuity
gwen him TO present II The committee had acted
ho1essoy. m M Jet he wanted full Investigation glFen
Inspector HoldenY motion, to adopt tho report
o. ino committee MAS then aEree Io-yeas, 10;
nays, = as foilo~s:
Id, -3' - '>1->--S41 --N 31~ -'~-'1~0'
xaps-1nspecto1e Bnnneid and He.lry
The communication Of Nj. Atkins wNs, on mo-
uou. referred TO the Fpec.a1 comuistee for lnyes-
rgstiuu. and report at The next meeting
ELL FOR CAyFENTE1 SCHOOL,
IFertctos Wuruschc offered the following
which WEI referred 10 the Committee on Buildings
md Grounds:
K<..v, That the Building .nd sarp,y Ascn. procure
III Ard havc ttAnrd with the Etc.s..ry wtrc1 A.
fEeeC In thc bail of tho sGnd story IN the Carpenter
school
On rot1op. the hoard adjourned I'LL Tuesday,
UtcemEef II, 1SG9-
, 1869-12-01
HOTEL PERSONALS.

BK1GG6 HOUSE
Among the arrivals At the Briggs House. yester.
day. were The following: r. II. uouxhton, Port
lard, Me-; u. S. Homer, l5unAlo; F, A. MeserA
ST. Lou,s: L C. Black, csnc.ura.i: James
G1sIk, Ut,es: F. ". Hilton, New York:
Thompsor, Cleveland, o. J. Robinson.
ST. JAXKS HOTEL
Auopg the Arrivals NJ the 81. james Hotel. yca-
tcrcay, we're the following: {. G. D&rfortn, Wis:
eongtn; Samuel c. DaHrou, St lDutk: 1smcz y.
Clinton. Davenport: G. r. =. GnncH, Peoria; v.
g. yea1r, and JaInea n. Daniel Rutland. VI;
Wesley E1ctt. Lsn1trg. Mich. }. L. PARK, noom-
1nRtons J. VI. chauPtont Vermont; WILLIAM
Cshonn. Detroit
FREMONT uoCSk
AnoDE tie ar1!valB n the fremont House. ycs-
te9oAJ. xcIe the folloK Colonel ]. +. Aehs-
more and John Kendall GsAnd Ksp!dr, Mich: II.
Mo!co1t, Gns ankee, George J: Beating, Kansas
my; E. snish, SAraunah: f. Enerv, PcoFA. !.
yames Luo!pgton. An1Aueee; e. H. Young, SeN
nort. !. Aa1weu, PtttRhnrHh; William II.
ANcheN. Philadelphia; Jesse W. Fell, Normal.
HuKRXAF HousL
AD0uR the arrivals u The Sherman House, ye4-
te1day, Wero the follswtng: Hon. ". ". O.tEeu
peora; H. G. Logan. General Iesaaa, acd O. J.
Htrre. San PFs1ctrco: NAjot J. Sheldon, Z. g. A |;
George r. &otA, Batavia; A. II. Merrill, O. i a.,
Y. F. shcleop, New York; A Thomson, R4.
cine; William u. Re3nolda, WARSAW; George d.
Born, Bo4so1.
, 1869-12-01

Aboot le o'clock On Monday night the rrafdenM
OF Hyde Park were Startled from their sleep BY
loud 1umoling noise, which continued lor. r.seyera
aeconds- Some thought II was thunder, otherA
TINT It mas railroad collision, and many thai the
gns works at the hotel had exploded; all were Of
oplulon That L was something unusual aud c1tsa-
ofonAfy. The morning explained the
Cause OF the nose, which was
that part OF the new Presbyterian Church Ia cour4e
Of erection Al the corner Of Adams 1nd Oak
fueelA had tuMbled down. An examination Of
the building kho1 I'd that one OF the corueT4 ana
part Of the tfo1t wall had fallen In Tho walls
were bnllk up. aud the roof was being put on. II
Is supposed that the moist weather softcned the
1rcsh mortar, or that Some Of the frozen mortar
Innwed, aho The stones Icing toose. GaYe wAy-
Much better Is II that the accident should occur
now than when the balldlDg was finished, and
perhaps full Of people.
The corncE-etODe VAS lad 4 few months 1Rp, as
Ieco1dt In THE TRlDCSE 1t the time. The cost
OF the church ~aa 10 have been between 93u, Db0
art s4o,620 TO which Ibis accldant will pEooably
add q, wv more.
TUE TOWN TRCETEKa
There Wa 70 meeting OF tho Town TruAteeA on
Motd1y evening. Al uttcmp: WAS made 70 call
meeting. but no rule h&d teen adopted BY which
II could bc legally lone- Cuder the new charter
many rew rules ard arrangements are found le
he neceksay, which Will, no doubt, receive
prompt attention Al the ue1t meeting OF tho
cQN(Q.
, 1869-12-01
SPORTING NEWS.
The Shsea0o Professional NIne-The Ohio
Billiard Tournament.

EAsE 1NI-kEWS FR1A ABROAD
Positively one must 60 from nome TO learn what
follo1ine item from the Nek York Sun OF the assa
inst:
s.zo tosned .ue@ es;e III sias + ,ae ;.1de1 = CITY
.s 1Iit..!sati T. the Es,t. "a .seats
ae 81 Is
sseet s. ss Is .s,s.
!. s.int s.tis sttas', nd by IT, IL Il bsr
Ga.to 81 , E. E :se e = n sBs e
~ rseHea I'D under W.y se nay n,enstcp tia. ot
Il xseat IL sd
X h:.r IN :oe az w .s nE: IL, e
This Is rcaly an item Of Chicago news for which
Chcseo has to thank An entetprsing New YORK
lu1tnarJ. Trusting to the allow coach tendencies
OF lts own journals, Chicago wonld never hive
learned that Mcssrs~ Wood, Scinn, and Tracy
were under ergsEeHent to seryc tn the Profession.
mer gentleman viii receive Il 0o0 for the p!Ay,ne
seaton,' NOT shat " the lowest sun TO be rs,d viii
be tl,:Ne-" tuoerd. not one OF the colcets Or OF.
Cai tzert Of The chN1ro cub have been or ara now
ANAze OF these .rtefe4taug {Ac:&. True, neFptln-
ttcu. arc sctset rtcE1czslpE. but u certain thA:
no ore heseatoau e aware OF the orgn Of the
runor. o. Ct Ally auth, r1ty for such m announoc-
Dent, The Sun II tribe premature.
HE xcIrks. .....
O. Ser York, wtl start on ~ excursion to New
u.lesns, seout nc so:h OF December, 10 oe sssent
TIE on1o sTATK BILLIARD PUNISHMENT.
=, ilNcTnA1, Se,; %.Ihs second Sans q no
Cherry, SEQ; James Wullsmson, Ba4- Thirty ssven
Innings were Played
CTScNHA11 Nor. sa,-1ne third Eaue OF tho
bi1]taId tournament, plAtet ton xfteIoooo. WAS
won BY W.lh1mfont @hoae soafe VIA so to GEM.
ftmeJefN = 81 WlInam.ons iarEest run waa 10S
Thirs5-Ax nnirs1 Nesc played. CneEs and Gas.
per play the 1or1tn game Tonight aftas which
pitcher Of the Red SloctlnSs, Will plAJ an e1hIo1.
: t,1n game.
ypCKTH CANE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9Th the fourth game thern
Eerr tEentr seven iuriuE1- Ctc1Fy1 ecofu VS.
m9, With an AEetAGe OF ~. C&4per1 score wAs
zoo, With IN average Of ISM.
bratnard beat slosson ~ Al exhibition rnTe,
SCORING 70 S!osIon1 $50. making the largest
lar, scoring eco 70 rnel4nf %, IN fourteen tn
nfneK ...... ....
The four coIpet:tor1 are even, having Toa ana
lott zach obc game. To-Horrus afternoon ald
evtalng viii clcae the touruanco1
, 1869-12-01

Florence. TOT OF barney WmtHn1s, but eenntns
COPY Of human nature, executed with erus;io
noeliJ Ahd Spirst. There u froahneas 10 hia
bunor and pstho&, as IN hia brogue, epd COVER
II hta onde1ul blending OF Them al IN tne prison
scenel which stamps him Is an arrtat OF ptta1ns
thouRht and uistudy. Tbs p1ay Of = Opnssh, =
Engagement" II well wWth eeeipg for it, own
SAKE, aId tdl Uofe fer the acting Of Nj. MuI7sy
Hho fully inertia all the praise which has beep d.
slowed On his abilities In England and In snis
country.
In connection with tns theAtfe The following
correspondence tels ii OWL nory.
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