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For the Journal.
A Gard.

To the Republicans Of the Si.cth Ward j:
GENTLEMEN: am thankful for the
manifestation OF your approval in
nominating me "a your candidate for
the City Council; but my private
business. and trip | expect to make
to Europe during the present Summer
will prevent me accepting the nomi-
nation. Mr.. John Hodson, an old
citizen of the Ward, has already been
called on by large number of the
citizens of the Ward, and [ cheerfully
withdraw in his favor, and urge my
friends to support him.
CHARLES SCHAUd.
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY This is
justly called the Queen of Month
lies" 1t is the only real woman $
magazine in America. 1t is full of
good. sound sense, and practical in
formation. Il gives away money
value in its valuable full sized pat
terms with every issue, and contains
mine of interest to every woman in
its " Ladies' Club" Published at
838 Broadway, New York, at So per
year. Send fifteen cents for a speci-
men.
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TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. - The
Sons of Temperance, assisted by the
Daughters of Temperance. give a
grand supper at Marble Hall to-mor-
row night, for the benefit of the Or
der in this city. The ladies who have
the management of the affair are pro-
verbal for their success with such
undertakings. We hope to see their
efforts crowned with the most album
dant success.
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At MRS. C1Esp's, on Che cry street,
-. between 81 TIA and Seventh. Rooms
furnished for gent emea and their wives,
or for sin gle gentlemen mhi3 dat
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General Grant Pap
IL Getting Better,

Flour is Getting Worse.
We offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingnam's " Moonlight" s. per
barrel.
Igieheart's Southern Mills" s.
per barrel.
" Michigan Stumptail," s. per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, " " Telegraph Mills, a" Hillyer's
Best" &c. III ID. ALLIs & Co.
mch1I
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior tn the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. mhI5-deod&Wlt
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TO Louis IE4LE.-EcVery Monday and
Saturday at 10 ofeiOcE I'M. Every Tuesday,
" 9dnesday, Thursday, aud Saturday at
TO CAtRo-Dauy, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock P. u.
10 2REEN RIV EEs.--Esvefy Tuesday and
Saturday at o'clook PM. Every Thursday
at . O'Clock p. =.
To EAsFPoRT.-I Monday, Wednes-
dey and Friday ais O'Clock P. N.
TO LIES 0ERS0E-D&tly. except Sundays,
70 NtaavI f.I.z.--Bvery Wednesday ard
Saturday at I r. f..
70 MEMPHs-Eyery Tuesday at P. II.
Rock port STAGE {vfa Newbctrgh and Boon
viiIe,l Carrying the mail. leaves at 7 4. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 P. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days ard Fridays at Z 4. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
Mt. Vernon Nah stage leaves daily (ex
cept sundays at a. II. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by Pm.
TO n EW5UEzG.-EacE daily except sun
aay,) nom the Merchants Hotel, al 5
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County Orders for sale at the Jour.
nal Office
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AUpfToR BIsaR's RKf6ET - Every
citizen should carefully read and ex-
anime the recapitulation of Auditor
Bisch's report. published in this
mornings JOURNAL. 1t comprises a
report of all orders issued by Philip
Decker under instructions of the
Board, all orders issued by the Au-
ditor that does not appear on the
Commissioners record, by numbers
and amounts, a collosal report of
the Soldiers Relief Fund, showing
the receipts and expenditures since
1862, including vouchers FOR the same
also, the receipts and expenditures of
the Bounty Fund, showing every
mans name and amount paid, and the
disbursements with vouchers. The
report in detail would ell half dozen
papers of the size of the JOURNAL.
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DEATH OF MAJOR RAUM.-From
the officers of the steamer Armada
we learn that Major John Raum,
father of General sRaum, late Mem
Der of Congress from Southern Iii
nois, died at his residence, in Col
conda. Illinois. on Sunday. the 18th
inst, in the seventy-fifth year of his
age. Major Raum held the office of
County and Circuit Clerk of Pope
County, Illinois, and was highly
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NANUEkBU RtTH COUNTY, lNDIANA.
To the Honorable BOnrd Of Commissioners
OF VdpderbgErgh County:
GENFLEMEN-In accordance with an Or
der passed at the Speciai December Term,
1868, of your Board, requiring the County
Auditor to make a complete report OF all
county orders issued by him since 1852 and
which do not appear ON ths record or the
proceedings of the County CommISsi oners,
by numbers, amounts. etc, the undersign-
ed, Auditor, has the honor to make said
report, contained in the annex ed SO pages.
The same contains an accurate statement
of all county orders so issued, and shows
the date a q number of -eaen order, the
names of the persons In whose favor they
were drawn, The nature of the claim. the
amount ofeach order, the Record in which
recorded, rom whom the same Wee re-
ceived, by whom the record was ma de,
and the authority for Issuing said orders.
AND the description Of each of said orders
so issued II
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A Coop COMMISSION HoUsE.-The
commission house of p. s. Dusouchet
s. Company, of New Orleans. sho1ld
receive a large patronage from the
citizens of Evansville and vicinity
Mr.. Dasouchet is we'll known in this
city, and is highly esteemed as a gen
tleman of the strictest integrity, and
his partner, Mr.. Gilbert, bears ike
character among all his acquaint-
annar
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rarrs Baate and Indiaassolis.
:. GOV TERRE HAuTE
Z. H. &N. R. R., Northern Division

TRAINS GOlNd SOUTH
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepied,l ....... 2:G0 PM.
Arrive at Hanson ................. 40 P. u.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson .......... Sis NJ
Arrive at HendersG :. ...... :55 NJ
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DEFERRED.-A pressing call on an
old and highly esteemed citizen to run
for Councilman, is unavoidably crowd
ed out of this issue. 1t will appear
Tomorrow,
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R7aasvllIa and Orawiolnlsgllle.
COMING SOUTH,

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennas. E'ville.
Nfleannes &C .-...-....-.. : 20 A "a 10 100 A X
Fralgct a Ac.6:3 a II 1870 n 5 s33 ? NJ
MaIt.-,...--..---... 500 ? II 5:a5 p ID 8.l8 P m
M. & The Vincenues Acc0mmo latIon
Train leaving at goo p. N, makes clos
connection with the Ohio and Afississi ppi
Railroad at ViEcennss for st. Louts and
Cairo.
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DFMooRAgFo WARD GREETINGS.

Small Crowds, and Very Little
Enthusiasm.
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CITY n EW S.

THURSDAY. MARCH Is, 1909.
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WOMAN DRUNK.-A woman was
arrested and taken to the Lock Up
yesterday evening, for being in a
senseless state of intoxication. She
was too drunk to tell her name.
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WHO IS HE?-There is considera-
BILE speculation in the city relative to
the identity Of John O'Brien, found
dead at the bottom of a we'll in Terre
Haute, on Sunday morning last. He
is described by the Terre Haute Ec-
press as being apparently twenty four
years of age, five feet eight inches
high, black hair, dark eyes and dark
complexion; square built and weighing
about one hundred and sixty pounds.
1t represents also that he had been
employed three years in livery sta
BILE in this city, and is supposed to
have friends here or in St. Louis. Ifhe
has friends or relations here or else
where who may read this notice they
are requested to communicate with
Coroner Christy, of Terre Haute.
The Erpress further hints at sus-
picions of foul play connected with
the affair.
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Seventh Ward met at Schraeder's
grocery, on Seventh Street, and about
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WANTED.

PROPOSALS For building Il school
g house in Centre Township. Plans and
spec Gcstions at The Office OF u. 5. Clarke
corner Third and Main streets. Letting
on 05h inst. LEVI EHSkINE, Trustee
Gentle Township. [mhl5
gag HEEss-TweIve or fifteen Coal Mn
49, err can have steady EN- ployment by
Applying at SCHIyER 81 SONS,
mch6 Eewburg, Indiana.
ETSFEsEATES-T rebuild the factory OF
80 PEILIP DECKER. For particulars
inquire at his store, on Third street. INNS
NRDER5 FOR JOB WORK. Blank
~ = oKs, &c, at Journal 0asce. fe25
w YoU WANT A SETsIAYEa n, wish
III to rent q house, or if you want any
hing, advertise in this column. Three
lines for thirty cents. fez5
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DIED.

MORRISON the 18th inst, near the
city, EDwARD s. MORRIS, aged Al years.
Funeral services at his late residence,
Oh the Newburgh road. at l Pm. this day.
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OAKLAND INSTITUTE. = The first
term Of the school in the oakland
Institute will open on the 9Th of
April, and will continue till the 18th
of June, giving a classical, scientific.
and literary course of instructions.
The Trustees of the Institute are
Colonel j. w. Cockrum, Temple
Woolsey, Rev. Robert Gray, Joseph
Mcclure. and James NJ. Cockrum.
Prof. Lee TomIin Is Superintendent.
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Very respectfully submitted,
Nlre-c-r-r
Auditor Wander burgh County.
EYANSYILLE, March, 1869.

To the Honorable Board Of Commissioners
Of Vanderbur0h County, Indiana
GENTLEMEN: In compliance with an or
der passed by your honorable Board, at
the Special Decem Der Term, 1858, requiring
the County Auditor to make a fall and de-
tailed report OF the receipts and expendi-
tares of the soldiers Relief Fund, land
which order is made q part of this re-
derburgh County, has the honor to make
the following report, com oristng 1876 pages,
showing the date, the number and the
amount of each order, receipt or pay ment /;
also the name of each AM every pers3n
by whom the same was received or to
whom paid; also the authority for max
ing each payment. / have also the honor
to Tile with this report all the vouchers for
all receipt and disbursements of said
fuad, and all the accounts of the same.
Tae following IS a TecapituIation OF the re-
port:
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Evansville, March nth, 1869.

Accepted by the Board and ordered filed,
together with all the vouchers for receipts
and disbursements
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This ward met at the Lamasco
Engine House. Joseph Reitz was
called to the Chair, and 10. App APP
pointed Secretary. There was con
siderable interest manifested in this
ward, and John A. Reitz, John B.,
Mesker and John Heddefieh were
put in nominations A desperate ef
fort was made on the part Of the
Rei:z family to retain their lease Of
power, bat the fat had gone forth,
and the prop was knocked from I'M
der them. John A. Reitz got "A
votes, Mesker votes, and John He'd
derich received 80 votes, which was a
majority over both. He was, there
fore, declared the nominee for Coun-
Gilman. About seventy persons were
present.
SEVENTH WARD.
Seventh Ward met at Sehraeder's
grocery, on Seventh Street and about
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EXCELLENT MAIL FACILITIES. =
The excellence Of the mail arrange
ments under the administration of
the late Andy johnson and his serf
Randall can best be illustrated by the
following facts: Manifests of steam
ers mailed at Memphis usually reach
US twelve TO eighteen hours after the
steamer passes this port. New Or
leans papers geasSdly reach US in
clusters of two or three, as follows:
Dates Of NEzsssday, Thursday, and
Fridayarfi Nasslay or Tuesday
Saturday .alI SundaE-on Thursday,
and Tt- T Saturday. Osoa-
sionally, Eoesiow at thes.eould do
better, we rAcefxe Err - and Satur-
days papers On Mod sE..night, and
Sundays paper on @1desdayA night
after publication. We hope e new
Postmaster-G General will.corra4. these
evils.
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mch1l
HUGHES has just received large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.
---~s------
Soda Fountain
For sale at III. HER8IANN's, No. As
Main Street. mar2-2w
Bay- The stock Of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. G..
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mars IF
SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to irritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann x Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
For SALE. "A nice Tt00-st story
Dmelling House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
viii be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Cali 10 dag. as L am re-
quested to sell Without delay.
ALYAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Real Estate Agent.
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HUGHES has just received large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES,
." State Of LOuisiauu.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
.".."" PARISH OF ST. JAMES. M-4
Aureia Ledew rife Of E7oy Hc5cy7.
W.. vs. No. 35l. ""s"
... E!oy Htbeu her husband.

Two Judlcia days having elapsed since
Judgment by default was entered up against
defendant, the legal delays having expired,
and defendant not having appeared nor filed
an answer, and the law and evidence being in
favor of Plaintiff aud agains, defendant, there.
fore
II is ordered adjudged and decreed that said
Judgment by default be and the same is here.
oy confirmed and made final; that tItc. CONNIE;
syot acquets heretofore existing b.,,.oor p,,;.
t'lf Aute''a LcbDnf and deiendan, EIoy Hebe,,
oe ana The same is hereby dissolved and a
separation OF property duly decreed between
'lem; That said Plaintiff be and she is her.hv
authorized TO resume the exclusive control and
management OF her paraphernal property
AND 1t is further ordered and decreed tina, plain.
t' AofeI'a tebeuf do have judgment against
ana recover of Defendant Eloy Hebert,he sum
OF Eighteen hundred and two l6,loo dollar,
with legal interest thereon from The prsseu,
date until paid, that Plaintiffs legal general
Mortgage on Defendants property to secrue
the said amount be recognized and decre.d, to
lake effect from the l7th day of April 1861,
and that Defendant pay the costs Of suit.
Done, read and signed in open Conr, a, the
far'sh OF st. James this nth day of May 1863.
(Signed) r. BEAUVAIS.
Judge 4,h Jud. Dist.
A true copy from the original.
Clerks office, Parish of 81. James, this l2,Il
day of May, A. D., 1869.
~ y. $ LANDRY" S.,..
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AVIS AU PuBLIC!!

La SociGte e~xistan, en- cc,te p%aroisse sous
la rai>on sociale AuBERT ct TElssrER Gtant
= dissonte par limitation de tcrme, NJ. J. TETS.
SER reste scul charge de la liquidation ct
assume toutc la responsabilite.
II cnniinnera, Ell son nom Ell pour son propre
compile, lie meme gene d~'ai1aires dans les dcux
lnagasins bien connns hn pubic.
II profile de occasion pour remcrcicr Ia
population de Si,Jacqncs du hienveillant
patronage qu'cile hi a accorde, ct il espere
qu'elle vonhra bien lui continner les mtmes
%lavenrs, car il fera ,ous scs. efforts pour sen
lendrc digne.
Son $ ock de .Narchandises siches, cons,am.
ment renourelc, Is, bicn a%ssorii, frais, varie,
ne reniefmnn, que Les marchandises dc
premihre'1nali,t.
Les prir sont rflDits AIR aernilres Lmitcs
du bon marchG.
lNhlENNES bon TENT a 10, lo!, 10, III
BAREGES, Grenadines, %jaconats lie % d 80
cents.
BATlSTEs itnpr,mecs, l.aule nouteauif, a 50
cents Ia yaric.
MOuSSEElNE Suisse, Mul.Mul, Percales,
Nansous, Brilianlts.
COTTON hatis'c, Tarla,anns, toiles blanchcs @,
%couleur, Iinse de table.
BRlN. MousseIlncs ct Bobincls Il Mous,i-
quaire.
COTONS blancs ~ de l21 Is.
~ y - a. ~. a. 49, "a ~
Grand Assortment de cotonnadss ii tres bas prir.
lABlLLEMENTS confecttnntS, choix varit
de iaInagcs pom hommes c, entauis, dc 80
cents a 81 80 IA yatIc.
LlNGE confec,jonna, articles pour deuil,
rrandc vafiGle. ".
CHAPEAuN feutre %francois pour hommes e,
%enfan's. a des pix eycep,ionnels.
BON@ETEElE. M%ERCERiES. Chaussures
pour lommes; garcons, danes g, flletles,
les meilleurcs qualities settlement, ct dams
DIES pFix rtdni,s d la por,6e de tons.
QulNCAlILERIE, SELLEEIE, PARFU:
MERLE, PHARMAClE, v%AlSSELLE,
GROCERIES, WINS, {, l%iqueurs, etc.
Et nne grande q%nantile d'autres articles
don't Remuneration scraii trop Tongue.
VII" tout dnr 1rir les Plus modfrfS,
NJ. }. TElsslER, pour sati>iaiIre c, angmen.
ter sa nombrense clientele, ne u4gliceia men
de ce Gun pen' ette agreeable e, u,iIe au public.
Bon, Il Bon marctf T.. Tctle cs. sa devise.
une Charlotte, tres bicn ~assorlie ct diriaGe
par IN Jenne homme accommodate, voyage
dams la',paroisse.
Les relations commrtciales quill cn,rc,ien,
avec les prcmietes malsons de Ia NonveIlc-
Orleans, c, sa longnc experience dams ce genre
daitaifes I'M perme,lent de vendfr loutes ses
marchandIses i IN prix qui dttie tou,e con.
cutfence.
Venez, examiner, ct vous serez convaincus,
Ter mai. J. TEISSlER.
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State of Louisiana.
. PARISH L
Parish Of St. James.
Estate Of Tie late George Moore

The Stale and Court aforesaid:
To j. J. Roman Of the parish of Jefferson,
Attorney Of Absenls and Heirs of the late
George Moore, and 10 the Creditors and All
parties herein concerned.
Whereas Ludger p-ytavin, Almiuistra,o
OF The above Estate, has filed in his Court his
liial Account Of Administration of the said
succession, praying for the hollolosa,ion Of
the same
You are notified, and pubic notice is here.
by give" to all aud each of yon, TO show cause
IN whiting, within ten days from date hereof,
IN the Office of the Clerk of this Court, a, the
Conrt-llouse of said Parish, why the prayer Of
said petitioner should no, be granted.
{-- Witness, The Hon. N. UNDER
L. S, WOOD, Judge Of orr said Cour,. mis-
49, 18th day Of May 1869.
N. S. LANDRY, Clerk.
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commercial

~ Lecteurs, ne vons c%ontentez pas de lire Ia
carte de la maison p. Il. Dnrand. Allcz yoir
achctez, ct nous certitions que vons ttrcz bieu
Cette GRocERiE, no. 81, Vieille Lrvee, est DIES
niieux ~assorties de Ia Nouvellc.O orleans. On nv
vend pas plus cher qu'ailleurs, ct nullc mart yons
Nc fo"'efez uhe complalsance plus partaiIe ct plus
loals'ahaise' TT vons velrez en- outre qu'on v palle
iranfa's, ltalleh, espagnol ct anglais; ce qni es,
"he consideration pour nos braves cItoles oui he
PARENT que ! uie "a raatre de ces langucs.
NJ. L. d. Durand est comm de beuucoun de
nous, ct est pressure un co-paroissien.
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State of LOuisiaua.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
Parish Of St. James.
Emf1ie P. Becne7, uror,
vs.. No. 1854.
Antoine w. Webre, mar.

This case was this day taken up for trial
according to previous assignment and the law
and evidence being in favor Of Plaintiff; 1t is
hereby ordered, adjndged and dccreed, ,l.al
there be Judgment in favor of said Plaintiff
Emelie Palmyre Webre against her husband
Antoine Wilfred Webre, decreeing a separa.
tion Of property and dissolving the Commn.
nifty of acquets or gains existing between
them, and authorizing Plaintiff to resume the
exclusive management and control of her
paraphernal property: II is further ordered,
adjud ged and decreed that said Plaintiff
Emelie P. Becnel do have judgment against
and recover from her said husband Antoine
W. Webre the sum of Two thousand five
hundred and sixty three dollars and twenty
six cents. being the amount of her paraphernal
funds, and that Plaintiffs legal general mort,
gage on Ill her said husbands bic pro
perty be recognized and decreed to rank and
date for the following sums and from the folio.
wing periods, to wit: For the sum of Fifteen hun.
dred and twenty six ll1l0o Dollars from the
9Th April ls47 For the sum Of six hundred
Dollars from the 25th May 1857; and for the
sum of Three hundred and sixty seven i5,1OO
Dollars from the LIST June 1868 with leea|
interest thereon from 7lh day of May 1865
until paid and costs Of suit.
Rendered, read and signed in open Court a
lhe Parish Of St.James on this lllh day of Ma,
1869.
,s;a (Signed) R. BEAUVAIS,
ta Judge 4th Jud. Dist.
A true copy:
Clerks Office Parish Of st. James this l2tf
Of May A. D., 1869. a. ,
{15} \ ;. LANDRY Clerk.
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MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE. corlonnier,
WI bother, pres De rEglisc Saint Michel,
sur ihabila,ion ]. B. L~atiil,e
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AILH3
PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
At the First Session of the First Legislature,
Begun and held in the City Of New Orleans,
JUNE 90, 1865.
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Emile Legendre F. p. Poche
New-otleans y. Convent p. o..
box l2O'. ST. James.
Legendrc f. Poche
Attorneys at Law
Offices: No. 25 Royal Street. New.Orleans.
st. James Parish, at F. P. Poche's resi-.
dence near the Courthouse. apl7.
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@bc louisiania,,,
Saturday, Way e2. 1860.
N'0tice TO Taxpayers!
Parish Of Jefferson, Louisiana.
United State Internal Rerenne roUcc,o,.
Office, First District, La. ..'.s

New Orleans. April 9Th 1869
Notice IS hereby given that ! have received
from the Assessor Of this DiStrir, lie Lis, q,
Special Taxes (formerly assessed as licenses
Tor the year beginning May 1, 1869, aud
ending April 80, 1870, together with The Lis,
OF Taxes assessed and now due upon incomes.
Tor the year ending December 81. 1868. and
that Deputy Collector w. B. Cnmmins will
be at Court Ionse, Parish of st. James. from
the 17'h day of May 10 the 22l day of Nav,
Tor the purpose Of receiving from persons
residing or doing business in said Parish The
amount Of Taxes assessed agains, Them upon
the above lists.
Unless the same are promptly paid, penalties
imposed BY law will be rigidly enforced.
s. A. STOCkDALE,
Collector.