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Estate Of AdoIphe Arnaus.

Parish Court. Parish St. Lamdry-No. 3343
nLIVE CARRIERE. of the Parish of
~ st, Landry, having applied by her petit
ton to be appointed Administrator Of the,
Estate O AdoIphe Arnaut, deceased late OF
said Parish ! s~aH .tI 7 1T us~-.. j
Therefore, notice il hereby given to all ins
trrestsd in the said Estate, to make opposition,
if any they have, in writing, at my oHc. in
the town of Opeiousas, within ten days from
the date of the present notice, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Dec. H. 1889.
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4 tat de In LOaaiSisame.,

CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY-No. 2G45
Succession de James Morgan, L.
JONATHAN L. MORRIS, de la Paroisse s,
~ Landry. administrator de la succession
James Morgan, Jr., ayant e%nrtgistre un Tab
leau de classification DIES dettes de la dite
succession accompagn6 dune petition deman.
dant lhomologation dicelui ct attendu gull
a etc fait drolt a la demande dc la dite petit
ton par un ordre de la Cour en- date du &c
novembre 1869
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
drnne aux interesses dams cette succession.
davoir a faire opposition, 81 aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la willie des Ope-
l%ousas, dams les trente jours qni suivront la
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit TabIeau
ne seralt pas approuve ct Lomologue, ct Pad
minlstrateur autorisG IA payer commencement
audit tableau. +t
JOS. D. RICHARD, GrefGer
g noyembre 1869.
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succession de Hcrnina Dupre

SuCCFSSHUH NE HHCfanEnI DUpFt
Coarde Parossse, 81. Landry.-No $40
JOSEPH BLOCH, de la Paroisse St Ian.
~ dry, ayant presente une petition a refSe,
d'etre nomme Administrator dc la succession
De Hermina Dupre, veuve decide de Julien
Jubertie, dernierement de Ia Paroisse st. Ian.
dry;
IL En- constr uence. avis est par lie presentJon.
ne auxinteresses dams cette succession d'avoir
a dsduire, par ecrit. a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui s~uivront la date du present avis,
es ~raisons. 81 aucune ills ont, pour lesaueiles
il ne serait pas fait droit a ladit- petition.
JOS D. RICHARD, GreAse..
4Dfcembre 1869.
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Etat de In Louisiana.

CoUk DE PAgoIssE, Sr. LANDRY, No. -
Succession de Gustare MelhetDzer.
- OsETTA IKELHEIMER, de Ia Paro;sse
- de st. Landry. ADMINISTRATIVE de la sue
cession de Gustave IkeIhe,mer, ayant enregis-
tire IN tahleau de classification DIES aettes ct
distribution des fonds de la dite succession,
accompagne dune petition demandant Pho,
mologation d'icelui;
Et attendu, quill a etc fat droit n la deman-
de de ladite petition, par TN ordre de Ia Cour
en- t ate du 3 Decembre 1869
En- consequence, avis est par. lie present
donne aux interests dams cetse succession,
d'avoif a taire opposition, ST aucune is ont, par
ecrit, a mon bureau dams la vile des Gpe!on-
sas, dams les trente jours qui ~suivront la date
du present avis, peurquoi ledit tableau ne Sc
rait pas appFouve ct homologus:. 49,.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Decembre 1863.
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Succession de Jean Bite. Co.1nIer

cour de Paroisse, St Landry-No. 1928
l.LEoAlsE PITRE, dc la Parcisse ST.
~ Landry, ayant presentee une petition d
III detre nouamee administrative de la
succession de Jean Bite Cormipr, son mari
oeeede. reinforcement de- Ia diie paroisse
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
oonne aux interests dams cette succession
dasoira deduire par ecrit, 4 mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui s~uivront la date du
present avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucune liz ont,
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit a Ia
dite petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, GreAfer.
4Decenbre 1860
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Nente par lie Sher1f.
La Ba"que des Cttoyens dc la Louisiana
as. George Hill.

La Ba"que des Cltoyens dc Ia Louisiana
as. George Hill.
UIT1EME COUR DE DISTRICT de
- lEtat de la Louisiana, Paroisse de St,
Landry, No. 1lO92-En vertu dun writ de
saisie ct de yente cmanant de THonor.L,a
fi'ltieme Cour de District. dams ct pour la Par
olsse 81. Landry, dams laffaire ci dessls intitu-
le. ct a moi adressc. ~offlirai en- ventc publinpe
au plus otfrant ct dcrnier encherisseur. devant
la porte de la Maison de Cour de cttte naro;s.
Sc, dams la vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDL
l Janoaer, 1870, commencant a IL heures
du matln, ct continuant de Jour en- Jour, sill
est nccessai:e. les prophecies ci-dessous de-
cries. salsles pour satistaire ledIt writ a sa-
voir-
UNE HABITATION sUCRIEPE. CONNIE
CONNIE beinlont' sltuee dams la Paroisse de-
ST Landry, dams lie township no. 8 sud de Ia
Tahgee 4 est, contenant 1900 l4IlO0 acres,
plus GU MONS, ct mieux decrite sur IN plan
tire par VIM. J. McCulloch, arpenteur, ct d.
pose dams la Banque DIES Citoyens.
Conditions-L'acquereur deyra fourth son
billet actlonnalre (stock-notej pour la so,nme
de $oooO, tuit mile cInq cents ~piastr.s, echG-
ant lie premier avril 1870, ct removable d'anrrs
la charte de la Banque des Citoyens: It Ia
balance compliant. L'acqucreur devra AUS;
prendre sur l1L-mcune toutes les obligations ct
Responsiveness u I'm actlOnnalre de Ia BanOue
des Cit"yens de la Louisiana, ct son billet ac-
tionnalre sera tnurni de maniere h etre identi-
he aVec lacte dhypotheque par George Hill
TT son spouse en- favour de la Banque des Git
oyens de la Louisiana, passe pardeyant Adj.
Bondousquie, notaire public dams la Vile de
la Nonvelle Orleans, ie 81 aont 1853, accom-
pagnc de la yente du Sheriff dams cette afaire
J. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff
u novembre
Vcnte par lc sheriff.
James VI. Thompson Us. TVu. II. Terrell
TOUR DE DITTRICT, St Landry, No.,
~ 1C655-En vertu dun writ de fieri facias
lance par Honorable Sine Cour de District.
dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, dams raf-
falre cl-dessus, ct Il moi adressG, lie pIrocederai
d vendre a lencan public, au 6ernier ct plus
offfant encherlsseur, a Ia mai on dc cour de Ia
dite parolsse, en- la vile DIES Opelousas. Il,
sAMEDl, = anvier 1870, a IL heures du ma,
TN, Ia propTlcte ci-apres decrite, saisie pour
satistaire Iedit writ, a savoir:
UNE CERTAINE PORTIONDE TERRE
situee dams la dite paroisse, en- la Prairie Plai
sance, contenaht six cents arpeuts, plus on
MONS, bornee nord par lie bayou Grand Louis
SUD a%ntretois Philippe Andrepont ct Jean
'asseur, ct maIntenant William Ortero ct Ia
seuve ct les herltiers de Jean Vasseur. est par
Ia terre de Louis Debaillon, Quest par les he
rltiers de Muhel Deyille DECIDE, avec les ba.
tlsses ct authorizations dessus.
Conditions-Comptant.
}. NJ. Unlisted, =
"a nov Coroner Agissant CONNIE Shfr;f
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Vente PubliQuc.
Succession de William c. NcBenh

20 novpmbre
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Ventc pan" lie SHERIFF

n LII. "llILsSl Eli,
u nov Coroner Agissant CONNIE Sher;
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Nente par lie SHERIFF.

q nomembre. - II = -
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Cuba !: &c, .. ..---. If
Information was brought by a negr,
| that the insurgents were approaching
San Jose, which was ga'risoned by Gaia
liam volunteers. A party of twenty voiun
GERS, with an officer, was sent out to re
| connoitre, and were cut off and captured
The next morning the insurgents attack et
San Jose, and after fighting On hour raised
a white flag. The garrison responded. ane
sent out an officer ard four m n. who ap
preached the rebel lines and proposed cap
itulation. r. ae <.shA =. ~ -z...-t F.
The soldiers, without any orders, free
a volley into the Spanish truce party, xii
ling two Of the Spaniards. -.l~ ..<tyst
The Sighting was then renewed Th'
Cubans fought desperately, and endeavoret
to scale the entertainments, but reinforce
ments coming to the garrison. they had
finally to Withdraw eleven Galatians wer'
killed. The affair caused much excite
ment at Puerto Principe. e &as5 @'-~
/ The colonel commanding the Galatians
has been sent to Havana to be tried by Z
court martial. @'g'
HAVANA, Dec. 4-Gen. Lesc is sick, anG
Gen. Carlo has been ordered to relieve
him in command Of the troops in the Gin
CO. Villas district. @sarza.,. 9a.aa aas~.
u A Spanish wal steamer has arrived from
Cadiz with a battalion Of troops /; also the
family of Governor General De Rodas. 10
Havana KEY WEsT, Nov. 28.-Auttien.
tic information has been received here from
Santiago dc Cuba. November 23d, which
reports the landing of a flibustering expe.
dition from the Cuban privateer Teaser, in
Nipe Bay. and that a great quantity oil
military stores reached the interior in safe.
ty. 5s r. y 'zl ~ - @15s';. =. "-
On the Goth the Spaniards attacked the
insurgents. who were entrenched at Magete
The attack commenced by Smelling and end
ed by 3 bayonet charge in which the Span
iards were repulsed with great loss, many
Of the wounded being taken by the
victo-Es B. &.G&zE $t5E=7 "
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OoNFIR1rED IN HER HAp1rs.-I

CONFIRMED IN HER HABITS. "A
gentleman of excellent habits and
very amiable disposition. was so IN
fortunate as to have wife OF very
different character; In short, one that
would get beastly drunk. Being IN
company with few intimates, one OF
them remarked to him, that if she
we're his wife-since all other things
had failed-he would brighten her
some way, so that she would quit her
evil habit. and proposed the following
method that some time when drunk,
She sbould be laid into a box shaped
ike a coffin. and left IN that situation
until her tit should be over, and con-
seriousness restored.
A few evenings after the dame be-
ing in q proper state, the plot was put
into execution; and after the box lid
was properly secured, the party be-
fore alluded to watched, each IN turn,
to witness the result. About day
light, next morning, the watch heard
a movement, laid himself down by the
box, when her ladyship, after bump
ing her head few times, was heard
to say: Bless mel why, where am
II" The outsider replied, Ia a sepul-
chral tone: Madame, you are dead
and in another world"
A pause ensued, after which the
lady again inquired:
Where are your"
"Ohl [ am dead, too said he.
Can you tell me how long I've
been dead?"
About three weeks"
" How long have you been deadP"
Foar months"
Well, you have been here SO much
longer than / have. can't you tell me
where / can get a little gin?
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You kissed mel My head had dropped low
on your breast,
with feeling OF shelter and Infinite rest,
While the holy emotion my tongue dared
Flushed up like fame from my heart to
Your arms held me fast-ohl your arms
were so bold
Heart beat against heart. In their passion
Your glances seemed drawing my soul
AS the sun draws the mist from the sea to
Aud your lips chung to mine, till prayed
They might never unclasp from that rap
tufous kiss!
You kissed mel My heart, and my breath
In deiirious JOY, for the moment. stood
still:
Life had Tor me, then. no temptations, no
No vista Of pleasure outside OF your arms,
And were /, this instant, an angel pos
or the glory and peace that are given the
I would q ng my whiterobes unrepiningly
And tear from my forehead its beautifrl
TO nestle once more In that haven or rest,
With your lips upon mine, and my head
You kissed mel Ny soul, in a bliss so dt-
ReePd and swoon'd, like a foolish man,
drunken with wine,
And thought 'twere delicious to die then,
II death
Would come while my mouth was yet
moist with your breath
'Twere delicious TO die, II my heart might
grow cold
With your arms wrapt around me in pas
stOnate fold.
And these are the questions ask day and
night:
Must my life taste, but one such exquisite
delight?
Would you care il your breast were my
shelter, as then?
And If you were here, would you kiss me
AGAIN.
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IN QUIET DAYS.


Tho diving year grows strangely mild;
Now in the hay autumn Weatnel
MY heart is like a happy chIlof
And life and 1, friends recOnclleu,
Go over the hills together.
NY. peaceful days run sweet and still
As water slipping over sand,
Seeking the shadows OF free will,
no Gather tender lights that I'LL
DAVIS over-lavish hand.
The summer wood with music rings,
The singers Is a troubled breast,
am no more the bird that sings,
But that which bIoOds with folded wings
Upon its Quie. nest.
oh, fairest month of all the year.
Oh, sweetest days IN life, they nell!
Within, without, is autumn's cheer
September there, September here's
So tranquil and so sweet.
OFT have watched all night with grief,
all night with joy, and wh1ch Is best
All, both were sharp, and Dotn We're DGlel
Nv heart was like a Wind-DlOWn lear,
/ gave them both for rest.
Fair Quiet, close to Joy allied,
But Loving shadter walks TO keep
Nv day Is ever at my side;
And ali night long with me abide
Peace and her sister sleep.
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sTEAMRoAT Lines.

To LoUIsYILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, sTednes-
day. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
10 CAIRo-DaiIy, except sunday. at 4
o'clock P. n.
10 8REEN 6sIvEK.- Every Monday Tues
day, Thursday, and saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTFoRT.- Every Tuesday and sat
urday NJ O'Clock p. IL.
To HESDERseN-DaiIy, except Sundays,
at O'CLOCK PM.
70 \ NASHVILLE tVeIy Tuesday Wednes-
day -Hud asuuTdtsy al PM.
transient boats daily up ami dow
To CINCIHNATI-Every saturday at 10
An.
10 CANNELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN.
Rockportstage (Yia Newburgh and Boon
Vllle,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept sundays) at A. n. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by P. M
10 NEWBURG.-EIacK daily Except sun
Aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
O'Clock P. N.
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FOR SALE.

rxOR sALE-vALUABLE MAIN
= STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated on the west corner of siain and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75h feet on Main
Street and l5O feet on Sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
ON easy terms. Apply to
j. p. ELLIOTT q SON,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fel6 diff
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TROY FEnTALE SEMINARY.

This Institution ofers tie accumulated
advantages OF over % 3 ears. successlu l
5 the .0ugh course Of useful and DruG-
mental eGucation, under the direction OF
more than twenty professors and teach
ers. For circulars apply TO JOHN III.
WILLARD, Troy New York. 39u2l d2n
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FATNSTRFET EXCHANGES,

BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH SITS,
SIGN of BIG REFLECTLNG LANTERN.
PLEASANT, airy rooms, clean, COM
Portable beds, with excellent board s.
per week, Orsingie meals g eentss lodgings
85 cents. The best the market affords VIII
always be found here, and orders FOR fresh
berries. fruit and CGtawba wine on The
Kretchrnar farm VIII pethanEfuIfv receive
ed and pity attended to.
faSd6Ea JOHN Cs SCH WEIZEsR
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Business YVES very Light on the Ievee yes
terday, except ia front OF the Rapidan No.
2, which was receiving a splendid trip.
Considerable freight was being hauled
down Tor the Norman, which had not ar
rived at 2. SI.,.,.~.T The j. L. Graham had
good trip in, and the PetroIia No had
a fair trip out...a...The Raptdan has been
thoroughly Overhauled, refurnished and
reprinted, outside and inside, and is now
one of the handsomest boats that comes
to cur wharf. Captain Lee Howeu and
Bob AIcA1echan, her excellent officers, are
in fine condition and Good spirits........The
Fayette Will, we are told, be ready on
Saturday TO commence business. She Will
be sumner We learn that the safe Of
the Phantom, and the express of the
adams Express, have been recovered from
the wreck....,... The Clara Scott viii proba-
bly, arrive late to-day, but a receiving
clerk Will be on the wharf all day to re.
cei1e freight for her. f- ru~
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boats Due Here.

Among the first boats due here arc the
Clara Scott, from Cairo; Palestine, from
Loaisyillei Shamrock, from St.LOuis;
Altoona, for st. Louis; Edinburg, from
Memphis; Argosy, for Memphis; p. w.
Strader aud Nick LOngworth, for New
Orleans; indiana, Mary Houston and
Virginia, from New Orleans; LeweLin,
from EastEort; Hartford. from Green
River; Charmer, from Cincinnati
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W. P. HARGRAVE,

ATEORNEY at Law.
once on .Third street. In washington
House Block.
Wil practice e various Courfe Of
the Circuit. Prompt attention to ohIoa
nuGiness fdees dHra
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TeFre Haute & Indlanap0l
Terre Haute & IndlanapOlIs.

Le0te
Indp'ifs.s :55 A NJ. 1880 A NJ. 1:45 P II. $40 N
ATTfUe 81 ae az. r
T. H......6:9O A MI0:25 A N. 1855 P NIL :O5 P N
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RETURNING,
-

EFdHBFIIIb % UFHWIUFubEIIIb.
Leave Exp. Mail. Freight.
7. Haute $40 A M. 200 P NJ. 5;45 N
Vincennes..... :25 A NJ. 8 :05 p MIL 40 a n
ATTiUe
Evansville ...lI:56 A M..lO:Sl n. $40 N
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.. q. 4 N. r. r., Northern Division

z. d. q ~. Il. r., N0FLn6fn UIVlsl01
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays excepted) at,............... is 2, m
Train leaves Henderson at........... rs Pm.
Arrive at MadtsOnv1ll e......... 80 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadisonViIle daily
Sundays excepted) at-............... 20 "A. N
Arrive at Henderso n........-.. so Am
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Mollie Norton ............ go Am.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the e. d &. Railroad.
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DENpTSTS.


Corner Aain and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind
~ ANUEACEUREE OF CONTINU.
LIZ Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver. Uni.
eantte, EOraltte, and Amber Plates Carv-ar
Work, Artificial Palates, &C.
ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrous Oyt;,,
ian excellent and safe aGsasthetic). ChIG
roform, Ether, and also several local pan
lyzers.
NEURALGIC A Elections treated.
MY FACILITIES are as good and nc
estabIIshment as large consisting of FIVS
rooms) as any in the United states.
1 RETURN MY THANKS for the En-.
tensive patronage received during the paAl
EIGHT YEARS. mcn1
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ArrtVnIa and Dennrfnree.

The. arrivals and departures up TO PM.
yesterday were the J. L. Graham, Hehder-
son and return; Petrolia, RIO, 2, to Cam
r1oTtor,
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- 0.4lr Biga,- Iten, See g6s,yh PAGE.
weather ana water

The weather continues bright ami beau
tifuI, and is mild and genial, the mercury
ranging from 81 at @ A. n. to s09 at noon.
The river during the tweniy-four hours
ending at P. IL, had fallen inches. n
slight swell may be expected to-day OF to-
morrow, but 1t wiz be light AID brief, and
then down again VIII be the programme,
and dead low water will be the result, I'M
less heavy rain falls at the head OF the
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:. 10 the Editor of tle C5glcy-go57uaz 81
me limits o: this Local Board OF Inspect
ofs extend no farther THAN this nort un-
- oLlst wise ordered. object
"a u!Iefe5llhg the Memphis BOardtQ lnVes-
tl5sttS Z, ~ A ns.ntOfn cir aster is the Memo
pms BoarQ is nearer the point whore tho
explosion occurred, thereby saving eE-
pense, and being nearer. they would more
llkely ma out more conceTuimn the eKnIg-
sion. Very resucCtfuHy
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Boats Leaving TO.Day..

For PADUCAH AND CAIRo.-The new,
feet and elegant Clara Scott leaves at four
p. M. tosday, for Cairo and all way ports.
The Clara Scott has splendid passenger
accommodations, and is light enough to
go through without detention. She is ia
charge of Captain Henry Scott, an officer
OF large experience. Cash. Thomas and
Henry 8. Mitchell are her popular and
obIiging clerks. d
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A young man who was crossed in
. love attempted suicide recently by
taking dose of yeast powder. He
Immediately rose above his troubles
like a well-breS gentleman.
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Prisoner, you have heard the
complaint for habitual drunkenness
what have you to say in your de-
fence?" Nothing, please your Honor,
but habitual thirst"
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ports. reHs aItT SO
CINcINEATL--The Commercial Of We'd
nesday says;
The st. Marys has gone to the docks to
be repatnted and thoroughly OVerhauled
aud redtted.
The Express Line packet A beona departs
for ct. Louis on Friday. ~.
Mr.. Alex. Power IS in the office of the
silver spray, now loading for New Or
We regret to learn that Captain u. B..
Scott, of the Ltghtwood, lost a child. This
sad event detained him In his arrival here.
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None bat tho best WorIsmen Em.
pfoJedi.
apr5-fl.3u1
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The Iegnlar Evansville packet Chartner
go out this evening. She is nov the
regulator of all tie cocks on her route.
eve. punctual, and gaining favor every
trip. :" VI eye,'' is the expression or her
passenger agent, but she's clipper. Capt
sends her u1qufTa5fg
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Re Special attention given to repairing
OF all kinds, and re-painting done 40 the
shortest notice and on the most liberal
terms.
4 General assortment Of York Constantly
on Hand
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORGANS,
City Hall. Feb. IS, 1869.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. Feb. Is, 1863.
mo. l276-N. 81
Resotred, That from and after the passage and
approval of this resolution, the public library in
the City ball, known as the "Lyceum and Library
Society,"" shall be under the sole direction and
control of five directors, to be nominated by the
mayor and approved by the Board Of Aldermen.
ReSolred, That so much of the law regulating
the management of said library as conflicts with
this resolution, be and the same is hereby re-
pesled.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
(SignedJ ALFRED KBARNY, a
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY oP NRw OKLEANs,l
City Hall, Feb. 3, 1863. I
mo. l26S-N. 81
Res0lued, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to sdjudicate to the highest bidder.
after five days notice in the official Journal the
contract for collecting the licenses all itnerant
merchants, peddlers, agents, and all who sell mer-
chandize of any description, by sample or other
WISE and without any osEensible place Of business.
for the term of one year. according to specifca-
tons from the finance committees.
(Signed) JOHN BREEN,
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned) THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb o, 1859.
(6igned) JOIN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JoEs W. OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans. Feb. Is. 1869. (
Notice is hereby given that the controller will, at
his office, on Saturday, February 20, 1869, at
noon, adudicate TO the highest bidder or bidders
the above contract, according 10 specifications
on fle.
PAS. LABARRE,
Deputy Controller.