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Proposed Reorganization OF the
French Ministry.
THE new TACTICS OF NAPOLEON.
Message Of the Emperor to the
Corps Legislatif.
Hnron Haust and the Ecum euical
Council.
FRANCE.
NapoIeonic Tactics--aeo Of the
Cabinet Reforms Still to be Agitated

NapoIe0nic Tactics-Re0rsnnizntion Of the
Cabinei-neioruis Still to be Asitated
LONDON, July IL, 1859.
AS already predicted By the HERALD, the Empe.
ror to-day yields to the demands OF the Legislative
Assembly. IL Ii further stated that ut present no
change Will be made In the Ministry. but reOrgan-
zaGion OF the Cabinet is to occur. and that
shortly Throughout the crisis the Emperor's pc
culiar shrewdness was observable He has now
invited nearly all the Deputies to ST. Cloud to join In
dinner and soirGe to come or during the present
week; he has chatted playfuly with many OF the
Deputies Of all shades Of opinions, saying many
piquant things, so attractive to Frenchmen.
TO one. by whom the Emperor was butt0n-holed,
he said .'Ah monsieur, the buffet is near; you
you back"
To several others he said:-"You begin to treat me
as the old hon in the fable in trying to cut my nails,
take out my teeth and leave me with nothing but
my name. which is considered harmless" To
number OF others he said:-"rhe elections have
empire and northumberland neither system in
dividuas can be set up"
To another party he thus addressed himself:-'I
will give full satisfaction and accedc to the liberal
aspirations OF all parties, but have decided to stop
at constitutional boundaries"
While the Emperor's conduct for the past few days
has been considered adrot 1t must not be considered
to have stopped the agitation Tor further cOnces-
siOns In the way OF reforms.
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The Prize Singing,

BALTIMOKE, July II, I6OV
The prize singing by eighteen competing societies
took place this evening at the Maryland Institute,
an audience Of about 5000 persons being present
The pieces generally were admirably rendered The
societies acqutting themselves most acceptably were
.se Beethoven Maermerch0r OF New York, the Quar-
tet Club Of HOboken; the Washington Saenger,
bund in the first class, and the Llederkranz
phla, and the AriOn, Of New York, in the second
class. These societies exhibited remarkable de-
gree Of proficiency and were rapturOusIy applauded
by the audience The other societies also received
much encouragement ut the hands Of those present.
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DEATHS FROM LIGHTNING.-We learn nom the
Portland tMane) papers that during the thunder
storm OF Thursday Of last week In that state the
dwelling house OF Mr.. @. w. Ford, In Porter was
struck By lightning. and Charles w. Day, young
man, was instantly killed. Mr.. Day had just risen
from the supper table and was drinking at sink:
but few feet distant, when the lightning entered
the room Immediately over his head There were
three other persons IN the room at the time none OF
whom were injured. In Cornish, the house OF Orln
Chick was struck and Mr.. Chick and Miss Annie
Eastman were instantly killed. The lightning ran
down the chimney and into the front room on tne
lower floor, where these persons and four cnilaren
were. Mlss Eastman was q neighbor ana nau,
through fear, sought protection IN MT. CHICKS
house. --BostOn Journal lulu ~.
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ENGLAND.

Messrs. Bright and Forster and the Reform
Club-The Oxford Boat Crew.
LONDON, July H. 1859.
Messrs Bright and Forster have Withdrawn their
designations. which they recently rendered to the
Reform Cluo.
The Oxford boat crew have gone into active train
Ing,
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sERvlA.

Progress q Llbernl Reforms.
Nettil elth BELGRADE, July IA 1859.
Ths proposition for establishing the equality Of all
Neaeno - been uEomuiGassd pr the government
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IRELAND.
Grange Riot In Belfast.

Orange Riot In Belfast.
BELFAST, July IL, 1862
riot occurred here yesterday between Orange
men and Catholics. For o. time mob law was SUI
preme. Much excitement prevailed. AT length tho
rioters were dispersed. Only one arrest was made.
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CO,ossD CONVICT ESCAPED FROM SING SING.
PoUGuKEEPsIE, July IL, 1863

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July IL, 1869.
colored convict at Sing Sing Prison, named
Matthews was taken into the agents house yester-
day to do some cooking when he managed to make
his escape. He mad not been recaptured up to noon
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A.-Burnett's Florimcl; an Exquisite Fer.
fume resembling the fresh orders of bouquet Has no
10 for sale by all druggsts-
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Won can XIII every cockroach, bug, hea moth, bug
about your premises Lyons Powder will do It
ana nothing else will. Look out for frauds In buying Buy
none that does not bear the signature of f. Lyon IL you
get The right thing death to all insects Sold In bot
lies ony Any one pretents sell II By the
pound Is swindler Depot, No q Park New York.
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Prevalence Of Fenian Outrages.

GALWAY, July Il, 1863.
Penian outrages are Of almost daily occurrence.
Last night Captain Lambert was shot near his own
house In this vicinity, and was probably fatally
wounded. The assassin was promptly arrested.
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For First Class Printing of Every DescriD.
ton 90 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishments
Nassau street.
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, July IL, 1859.
Freights.-Box OF sugar to O Northern port, 81 90;
hOgshead OF sugar TO Northern port. 50 IS; hogs.
head Of mOasSes to Northern port, 81 81 70; per
ton to Falmouth and ORDERS 48s. q COS.
The recent decree closing ports reards the receipt
of moasses. There are In port fortyfour ships and
barKs twenty-four briggs and ten sch0Oners
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fine Compile xi0n.-A Beautiful and Vel
yetke skin free from all blemishes, be produced
by BURNErrs KALLsToN, which, unlike other cosmetics.
produces action of capiaries For chsnng or
nants musauto btes sunburn roughness OF tn. skin
has no equal sale by JOHN f. HENRY No. College
Mace and nv ALI druggists.
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II Is Handy to Have in the House n Bottle
of the ELECTIR EXTRACTOR. removes oil, paint, tar,
ink and stains. For sale by druggists.
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At Evcrdelps, 500 Observation-Disclosures and
Visiting Cards. Monograms, initiated Note Paper, dnest
m
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Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures CocOa-
ne perfect and the best preparation in the world
harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp, badness and
dandruf.
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DeArH OF A pRomIMfNr MEMBER OF TINE 81. LOUIS BAR.

ST. LOUIS, July IL, 1869.
r. N. Field. who has stood for many years Of the
head Of the 80 Leuia bar died this evening.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
furnished Tho highest rates paid for Doubooas
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July IL, 1869.
A fatal shooting array occurred here tonight re-
sulting In the killing of James Wheeler by Wash
Ferguson wheeler received two shots, causing
almost instant death. Ferguson was committed TO
jatl.
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Established in 1S0O-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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The Orange Demonstrations.

DUBLIN, July II, 1863.
The Orange societies made strong public demon
STATIONS IN Belfast and at other points today, but
no disturbances in consequence are reported.
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Gouraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bot
tie As Bend street. late of &53 Broadway and druggists
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Skin Free from Tan, RlOtches, Frccklcs,
moth patches all deformties OF the cutics
can be attained by a free OF DR.. GOURAUD's world
renowned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP found at his new
cepo 4S Bond Removed from s5c Broadway Fifty
cents a cake. Mailed, rs cents. Established 1852
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Owing to the great increase of bust. |
ness consequent on the popularity OF |
their Cartoon and general issue, the ]
proprietors of
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Crisfa dorO,s UnrivnlIed Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied at wig scalp factory No. Aston House
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-rhe Best in tho
The only perfect dge harmless reaoc tnstansne-
Gus. Factory l6 Bond street.
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Knox Oilers Perfect Beauties Of Straws and
Summer Beavers his No. 23 Broadway during
the present week. crowded by friends, who each
found n Hat that made bin look perfectly cheerful.
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A Card.

A.-l.ndies' Faces Enameiicd; also the Pre-
paraton sale, with instructions, by NJ LAUSSoN 7dS
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Barren Beast's Views ON the Ecunenical
Council.

Council.
VIENNA, July IL, 1869.
Baron Beust has replied to the recent circular Of
Che Bavartan Prime Minister. Prince Hohenlohe, on
the Eoumenical Council He refuses to take part In
the proposed conference Of Catholic powers against
the anticipated decisions Of the Council and says he
considers It time to take steps when the Council
declares against the rights Of States
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with ncaness, quckness and despatch weeyyc cent
other printing establishment IA The
a the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ksrABLlsa
MENT,g Nassau street.
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AUSTRIA.
The Aastr:An Red Book.

The AastfsAn Red BOOK.
VIENNA, July IL, $780,
The ofnciai RED Book. which has Just made It's up
psarance, says the government has no reason for
keeping from the public IT'S dealings with Prussia
and the other German States that diplomacy Is In
tercsted In maintaining the existing status. 1t does
NOT menace the general peace, but respects other
Powers and remains perfectly neutral in their AZ
fairs.
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The Voyage Of the Great Eastern Drawing to
Close.
BREsT. July IL, 1862
Dispatches have been received through the new
cable from the Great Eastern up to this morning
The steamer was OH Newfoundland and only thirty
miles distant from the spot where the splice is to be
made. Signals good. ALI well.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver.
tisemeuts for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, TO secure Insertion.
In the general issue II is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
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TIE EVENING TELEGRAM

will be sent by mail to subscribers FOR
six dollars per year. Address Va Mas
sau street.
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The EmpcrOr's Message to the Corps
Lekisintif.

PARIS. July H. 1869.
In the Corps Legislatlf to-day message from
the Emperor Napoleon was presented and read by
Minister ROuher. The message states that the En-
perOr has resolved to convoke the Senate consider
the following questions, vlz-The right OF the Corps
Legislatf to elect its own o1lcers the simpication
OF the method OF presenting and examining amend
ments to projects of law; the submission to the
Corps Of commercial treaties for APPROVAL the con-
troll Of the Budget; the abolition OF any lncOmpati-
bility which exists between holding at the same
time q seat in the Corps and office IN the
Ministry, and the extension OF the right
of Interpolation. Similar questions with re-
spect to the Senate are hereafter to be con-
sidered. The Emperor believes that these measures
will meet all demands. In conclusion, he asks the
Deputies to consider how often he has abandoned
certain OF his own prerogatves in the public interest
for these already granted which form integral pary
Of the institutions Of the empire We ought to leave
intact those rights which have been explicitly con-
nded to him by the people, and which are essential
conditions OF power. as the safeguard of order and
society. The message announces no changes In the
Ministry. The reforms which it proposes are gene
rally considered to amount to the concession Of
bona fde ministerial responsibility element Of
the executive government
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Notice.-An persons holding claims Of anv
description against the late firm OF Geesy Kendall.
requested send statement OF the within ten days
the undersigned, who alone authorized to
iiluidate the aft airs of said late firm
SAMUEL w. GEEEY, ne broadway.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-18

About half past eleven o'clock on
Sunday night human leg, enveloped
in blue broadcloth. might have been
seen entering Cephas Burberry 3
kitchen window. The leg was fol-
lowed finally by the entire person Of
a lively Yankee, attired in his Sun
day 60 to -meetin' clothes. 1t was, in
short, Joe Mayweed who thus burglar
iously, in the dead of night, won his
way into the deacon's kitchen.
Wonder how much TIE old deacon
made by orderin me not to darken
his door again?" soliloquized the
young man. Promised him 1
wouldn't, but diden't say nothin about
winders. Winders is jest as good
as doors, if there amt no nails to tear
your trousers into. Wonder if Sal'll
come down? The critter promised
me. I'm afraid to move here, cause
T might break my shins over sum
thin or neither, and wake the old
folks. Cold enough to freeze a polar
bear here. Oh, here comes SalIyT'
The beautiful maiden descended
with a pleasant smile, a tallow candle
aud a box Of matches. After receiv-
ing a Tapturous greeting she made up
a roaring fire in the cooking stove.
and the happy couple sat down to en-
Joy the sweet interchange of views
and hopes. But tie course OF true
love ran no smoother in old Bar
berry's kitchen than it did elsewhere
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The arrivals and departures up to
3 P. NJ. yesterday include tho San.
j. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis; Ada
Lyon, Green River to return; Anna,
da, from Cairo; Mollie Norton, Hen
derson to return; Pelrolia No, 2, to
CanDelton; Hartford, to Green River.
Boats DHe Here.
Among the first boats due here are
the Quiokstep, from Cairo; Morning
Star, from Louisgille; Anna, for st.
Louis; Minneola, for Memphis;
Z. w. Strader and Mary Houston,
from Now Orleans; Champion, from
st. Louis; Charmer. from Cincinnati:
Rspidan, Easiport and return.
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CNcNNArI' The Commercial Of
day sayss

Captain ID. NJ. Dryden nrf YEA hen
terday, on The United STATES, and VIII
command OF the ~. 81. gnae.boat InNrH
ana commence removing srngs and .fnr
Tween hero aud louisville fgrEhwitH NI
ing an Ola aud experienced pilot ama uoHE
man. - is admirably qualified for n.
position.
Captain u. ~, Dryden Says to-day haH
VIII not DO over 4 feet 40 inches on Graans
Flatas and only ~ feet on Rising Sun haE
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uANIFHsr-Steamer Armada from Cairo
10 Evansville. August 18TH, I760-Mrs. HO-
Kessler Il Co., I box cheese; Boetiechers
kellogg s. Co., / plnions ~. 81. Sweetzer, B
bids waste payer; Saml orr, ball spOkesf
air Dafiafn horse and buggy, box: u.
n Dunkersou & 60, II hEds tobacco: A. -
Huston, hhds tobacco; W. :, Ford hnds
foIaceo. RI4rttn, Gardner & Co, hhds to-
6acc0. q Iindenschmldt, iron framei e.
shaeffeT. 2 bags wool, box hardware
ssfefnbaeb q co, 9 al y hides green hides
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Dissolution of CoDartnershin-

FETssE COPA RFN EEESEEIf' HERETO
q fore existing between Samuel Mever
Adolph Gugenheim, solomon Kahn. and
Roman Greiner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Creiner
retires from the business, which Will here
after bs continued by the three first-named
parties, who will settle ali claims against
lie firm and who are alone authorized to
collect uebtS in favor of the same The
name and style of the firm win remaff,
unchanged.
Respectfully, :. MEYER & co.
Evansville, July 9Th 1869. jy9 d3m
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Though the heavy rain Of Monday
night cooled the atmosphere for the
time being, there seems 10 DISPOSE.
tlon to stay cool, for it started yestor-
day morning rcd hot the ,noro,,,.., a
8 o'clock RANGING A. Q9o. "a 80 "a
had reached 9G', and was still climb.
ing.
The river, during tho tweniy-four
hours ending at 3 P. H.. had fallen
three inches, and was nearly station.
nVu
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Fruit ID airs.
EFrtIit aB3rs.
ETuft sTn,re.

TN VIEW OF THE AETEUHtAgEu n
season, we CONTACTED IL Marion for ru
unusual stock 81 FRUIT JARH. Of IfrsT
BRAN Dst INT na BALEE HAVE AIa
READY LARGELY EXCEEDUD nUfs
MOST BAN9UINE EXPECTATIONS. W.
would NdWlEo customer fn NEMH rH
THEIR ORDERS EARLY GLASS I'D ANUS
Acturef8 generally stop making Iu bot
Weather tsny June), thus cutting 81 fna
supply, uhd doubtless Jars VIII grow
scarce as the season advance. nuu
we have the foIloWing oGceIiont braH
LYMAA'G PATENT sELR-SEALhA.
Tin cap, IN one piece. Rubber band ON.
side the jar Greatly improved Mhce IHa.
very simpioi thus ONefcpt l1b tte .nlI
POPULAR Jar. Has been 90 great demand
for ten years,
"IERO" GLASS JARS.
aegeaeafars. screw top aud rubber band.
Tife rubb6r does not como iu contact WIfn
the fruit. ~
HEAVY RING GLASS JARS.
Tin TOP, wire fastening.
brown EARTEHBN JARS
"a Best glazed. Tin TOP. wire fastening
50 No charge for boxes when orderfT Dub
I'LL ph gKagea. 2narlht y dozen In Il Lor
Beat Red sealing Wax. Oh l-pound D.
aess, 70 suit Tue heavy ring and br
eaEthen Jars.
Full directions for preparing fruit
sealing jafB accompany caca package.
Send in your Orders at once
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sett offeedl ql9 n, bga wool IRON
a.. viilo-I IN 81 rf,...t.-
Cinoinnst obher, bg wool, b. faafr.4.
cross-cut saw. imply keEsf bsa wool
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Captatn James Mefzgor. on Wfrkaf...r.
mas contracted win the MAlna RaI W..
11a Dry DOCK Company for q boat f1r III
y I,hapufs aud AGO RIVER trado ElnI
" W one hundred and sixty feet Iorr
ttnlEty Ieet beam, five feet hold. sha uI4
lave tMg engines, with cylinders serau
49, tLeAes ~ ulamcier, aud i've and
i tl l.et ,htroke- Tie Niles Works furnfrI
bLe machinery end Ehler q 20. bmiIl wv
S eLlh: she IS 70 DC finished 81 The l8th =
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YuvHEsE CELElitAHhu hl'tlIN
nave changed hnnds since inst watt
80, roae0n. The house has been fh...
einCbIv RENTED and furnish8d with nra.
furniture, with Well-furnlshed table. audi
with batnlng-fOoms Tor cold aud wa
baths.
"a daily hack line from Shoals Station
on the .. 4 NJ. Railroad, and also from
Orleans, tm the Louisville, New Albany
chicago Railroad. 90 the Springa, with
daily malt to the Springs.
Hack charges from Shoals % the spriu
reduced 70 g. %,
Address RYAN a AuhhHN
ivy d2m
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5sEs 1GES NIB =
c.4-t. s.s aolt goe 5our4. rale.
sIIeAMBOAT PRINTTNI

no printing csiabliGhmant Ia the West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
nent Of Job Type. though very Iaroa and
complete, is constantly being nfidod n g+1G
our job department is under tire rergotlgf
supervision Of one Of the best lob pripfeTe
a. the United states. We arc prenared ~
Dnnt Posters, plain or fancy, Bfi Heads
Kills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal 1'frk
3ts Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
&c, DC. Orders left with either al the
Wharf-boats Will be promptly attended 10.
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W. P. HARGRAVB,

A-TEORNEK uG La
ONCE on Third Street, iu Washing.lu
House Block.
49, CfreuIt Prom ri attention 20 orr rn
bualfieah5 fdocf d8u
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Law CARDS
~. RTaAWEa-

u. - Claim a gcnf.
Also REAL ESTATE and COLLECT NJ
tt ~ AGENT.
Office on Main Street, between ThirdauH
Fourth, NO. 951S lover ilollcr Gun storrI
Evansville, Ind. 8eplNf1
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-07-24

him during The period covered by his report
SEC. 25. Be i, further enacted. etc, That
any person who shall have knowledge OF =
drowned person, or shall find a corpse adtit'
shall lie authorized to take it ashore and shall
be required to cause notice TO be givent TO the
ncarcs, coroner having jurisdiction provided,
that in case a coroner cannot be notified in
time to hold an inquest thereon forthwith, a
Justice Of the peace Of The neighborhoo', or
Two Witnesses, shall b. Immediately called 10
view the body, ascertain lis condition, and
draw up a process lerbat thereof, TO be forthwith
transmitted to the coroner.
SEC. &c. Be j, further enacted, ETC. Tha,
all laws contrary 10 the provisions Of This act,
and all laws on the same subject matter, ex.
cep, villa, is contained in the Civil Code and
the Code Of Practice, be aud they are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 81. b. !, further enacted, etc, That
this act shall take efTec, from and after its
passage.
Signed CHAS w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Signed OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
-Anprnyc4 October II, 1868.
Signed ii. G. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of LOU
A true copy:
GEO. T. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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State OF Louisiana.
PARISH COURT,
Parish Of ct. James.
Succession Of Henrietta teller.
Widor William Teller.

Whereas Nathan Fei,el, Of the Parish Of
st. James, has applied to the above named
Court, in order to be appointed adminis'rato
Of the Succession Of Henrietta Zeller, Widow
William Zeller:
Public notice is hereby given 10 all parties
concerned to file in writing within ten day
from The date of notice hereof. a, the Office q
the Clerk of said Court, the reasons, why The
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted
\-,--T By order of SAID Court.
\ N. S. LANDRY, Clerk.
Parish Of 5, Jamss, l6 July. 1869.