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Cotton! COton!. Coton.!.

Cotton! COtOn. COton.!.
NOUo AvONS achete lie Magasin DEN
~ trepot, situe sous notre Magasin d
Washington, recemment ouvert par Mes
sieurs Guidry & Thompson. Nous nous
char -erons, en- consequence, de tout fret
qui nous sera consigne, promettant de fairc
tous nos efforts pour bonner pleine ct en-
there satisfaction a ceux qui voudront bien
nous honorer de ,eur confiancc.
Ceux qui ont du cotton a vendre, trouye-
ront t%oujours chez O des acheteurs qui
donneront lie prix du cours de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, moins les depenses i~ncidentelles d
Ia transportation.
Nous continuerons, CONNIE par lie passe,
notre m de groceries, ct de commits.
sion ct ferons des avances liberales sur
tous produits qui nous seront consignes,
soft pour 6tre expedies GU vendus.
w. A. ROBERTSON & Gle
Washington, Lne., Is Dec, 1868.
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Perdu Ota Detruit.

TIN BILLET tire par Charles Sabatet dit
~ Plaisance, a rordre de feu Charles E.
Durand, pour Ia somme de six cents rias
tres, date lie 5 aodt, 1857, payable a douze
mois de date, avec 8 pour cent interet du
premier aodt, 1868, marque "ne varietur,"
ct portant hypotheque sur la propriete du
dit Sabatet dit Plaisance, achetee par lui de
Nine. Veuve Pierre Lrbyche, par acte de-
want Yves D'vy, Recorder de St. Landry,
en- date da 5 aoht, 1861, ct e~nregistre au
Livre No. 10, page SAL, du Begistre des
hypotheques de Ia Paroisse st. Landry.
YVES DAVY, turateur
Succession Charles E. Durand.
Opelousas, lie 9 Janvior, 1869.
Role d'Assessement.
E ROLE d'Assessement de Ia Paroisse
- St. Landry, pour lannee 1868, etant
complet est maintenant ouvert a rinspection
d mon Office q Ia Maison de Cour dams Ia
vile des Opelousas.
J J. BUTLER,
so Jan. so. Assessor.
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Opelousas, ID Decembre 1867. IT

Succession de Sylvest1e Malveaux.
Cov de Pnroisse, ST. Landry No. 1854.
A UGUSTUSsW. LlTTELL de la Paroisse
IA de St. Landry, ayant presente une petition
a pefet d'etre nomme administrator de Ia sue
cession de Sylvestre Malveaux, decide, der
Increment de la Paroisse St. Landry:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
2'avoir a deduire, par ecrit, a nor Bureau,
dams les dix ours qui ~suivront la date du pre-
sent avis, les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit a ladite
petition
JOS. d. RICHARD, Gref6er.
6 Fevrier, 1869.
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Vente PubliQue.
Succession de Susan B. sloane

04kG0 0OA4AA AkO0
Succession de Susan B. sloane.
LIN VERTU d IN ordre en- anent de rHon-
80 orable Ia Cour des Preuves siegcant
dams ct pour la Paroisse de St. Landry, lie
public est averti quill sers offert en- vente
publique, an plus offrant ct dernier enche-
~rissenr, par lc soussigne administrator, GU
par rintermediaire dun encanteur ddment
commissioner, a Big Cane dams cette par
oisse. lie JEUDI Is Fevrier, 1859, les pro-
prietes %suivantes, dependant de la success,
sion de Susan B. Sloane, veuve de Thomas
Fl. Rawlins, tous deux decides, derniere-
ment de Ia Paroisse St. Landry, 4 SAVIOR:
UN PETIT CHEVAL ALEZAN, TROIS
vaches ct leurs veaux, l charette, l lot
d'ustensiles aratoires, l wagon, l lot dou-
ills, l lot d'usiensiles de cuisine, l earabine,
l meule, /; table a manger, l garde- manger,
2 tables, IL courtepointes, 8 Its ct lieteries,
l bois DELFT, mcubIes de maison ct de cui-
sine, ct beaucoup d'autres chooses.
Conditions-Comptant.
LEWIS G. SLOANE,
6 Fevrier, 1869. Administrator.
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Avis.

Avis.
ESN CONFORMITE a une ordinance du
- Jury de Police, lie bureau du Tresorier
sera dorenavant ouvert pour Prescription des
warrants. LIE bureau est Ell haut dams la
maison de cour. T. C. ANDERSON.
% Janvier, 1860. Tresorier.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

Dan1el - 61yan Vs. ATcn1Dald GCrQy.
HUITIEME COUR de District pour la
- Paro:sse de St. Landry, No. 1O97s.-
En- vertu dun writ de fcri facias q moi a.
dresse par Honorable Fuitieme Cour de
District pour la Paroisse de St. Landry dams
~l'affaire CT dessus, je procederai, lie SAME
DI, six mars, 1869, aonze heures du matin,
a Ia maison de Cour de la Paroisse de St.
Landry, dams la vile des Opelousas, q la
vente publique ct adjudication de Ia propri-
etc don't description suit
LIE QUART NORD-OUESTDELA SEC
ton S, township 8, Sud dc Ia rangee 4 est,
contenant cent soixante-deux 65ll00 acres,
ct etant situe dams la Paroisse dc St. Ian
dry.
Saisie dams laffaire dessus.
Conditions-Comptant.
JAS. G. HAYES,
80 janice Sheriff. St. Landry.
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I'm able prechait devant les moines
de son monastere eteSoyait leurs paupie.
res Sc ftrmer. S'interrompant tout-a.
coup, il dit sur I'm autre ton I'll 6tait
fois I'm roi qui s'appelait Arthur. -
A ce mot, toutes les tetes Sc redres.
sent, ct il profit de lattention DIES audi.
tours pour reprendre son sermon au point
Oh il l'ayait laisse.
Tn autre sermonneur, Jacques De Vi
tr s'6criait tout dun coup, au milieu
du discours:
-Celui qui dort dams ce coin ne con-
matt mon secret.
CLacun prenai: papostrophe pour sol
ct rouvralt les yeux ct les GRIZZLIES, Ell
ayant soin de le lie taire r%emarquer.
I'm maitre d'ecole Yandee met dams
ses prospectus que chaque enfant en-
d son ecole a droit d I'm moroccan
de candy par jour.
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Proceed gl das Bureau de La
Willie DIES OpelOmsas.
CE JoURD'HUI, lie 4 Fevrier, 1869.

CE JouRD'Hu1, lie 4 Fevrier, 1859.
lie bureau s'assemble en- assemble spe.
ciale. Sont present: Messrs. F.. A. King,
president; Meginley, Morgan, Perrodin,
Richard ct Quatrevaux.
Sur motion de Mr.. Meginley, II est una.
niment resolu Gae Mr.. J. j. Morgan, l'avo.
cat de la vile, soft autorise de Sc rendre d
Ia NouveIle Orleans, dams lie but de defen-
DIRE les inter6ts de Ia vile des Opelousas,
devant lie Cinquieme Cour de District des
Etats Unis, dams ~l'affaire intitule "Gustave
ct Auguste Donate VS.. la vile des Opelou-
sas, No. $751;" Que ledit Morgan soft au-
torise d'employer I'm autre avocat pour l'as-
sister dams laditc defense de nos interets.
II est de plus r5solu que lie bureau de la
Vile paiera les depenses que Mr.. Morgan
pourra faire duns lie but exprims dams Ia
resolution di.dessus.
LIE bureau s'ajourne jusqu'a Ia ~prochaine
assemble reguliere.
F. A. KING, President.
P. LEoNcE HEBRARD, Gretier du Bureau
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au carrefour de Ia misere.

au carrefour de Ia misere.
LA ligne droitc nest pas settlement
la plus courte, ellie est aussi la plus facile
La femme est ce cue l'homme la
fate, bonnie GU mauvaise, sublime GU alb
jecte.
La femme biep nee recherche plus
celui qui laime pour SEES qualities mora
les ceui qui l'admire pour ses charmes
Observation-Disclosures.
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PRIXD'ABONNEMENT

Pour un an, (~d'avance,1 ----...---.---$2 90
Les annonces seront inseres q raison de
CrNQUANTE NJ lie care. HUT lignes on
moins, torment AN carre. 's#
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CE JoURD'HU1, lie 6 Fevrier, 1859.
LIE bureau s'assemble en- assemble regu-
lierc. Sont present: Messrs. F. A. King,
president; Louis Lejeune, Simon Richard
ct N. o. Quatrevaux.
Sur motion de Mr.. Quatrevaux, II est una.
niment resolu que lie rapport mensuel du
tresorier de la vile, soft inscrit sur les mi.
rutes ct quill soft public reinstatement
dams lie journal ofieiel de Ia vile.
LIE cosnpte de Mr.. j. NJ. Thompson pour
bois fourni q la vile ct Sc montant q la
so,mme de $37.26 est approuve ct il est or
dome que lie dit compte soft pave par lie
warrant ordinaire.
Sur motion de Mr.. Meginley, IN comitG
dc trois, compose de Messrs. Meginley, Le-
jeure ct Richard, pour conferer avec lie Ju-
~ de Police de la paroisse a refet de dis
poser de la personne dune vieille %affranchie,
m%aintenant occupant une des batiSses ap-
partenant a Mr.. James O. Chachere ladite
affranchie etant incapable de pouvoir 4 ses
propres besoins.
Sur motion de Mr.. Meginley, II est ina
niment resolu qu'une ALLEGATION de $75 soft
faite additionnellement d IL somme de $l65
deja fate dams &c but, pour Terection de
douze autres points dams La vile des Opelou-
SaS.
Rapport mcnsuel du tr&sorier de la vile ::
Bureau du Tresorier, &c 81 Janvier, 1863.
Ponds du marche. 273 rs
Licences, etc, pour 1884,. 2l5 90
Recu pour les taxes de 1861. 743 77a
Sur licences de 1860 1850 90
$26s2 52as
Pave sur warrants ainsi quill ap-
pert par les recus ci-inclus.. 49,. 2065 SO
s GIG 939
A d6duiro pour ALLEGATION
fate pour bois par ordre
du bureau........ .......$165
Balance sur lallocation fate
pour les pauvres ....... 70
s 225 90
Balance dams le tresor. .......$ 39l 934
LIE bureau s'ajourne jusqn'a So prochaine
assemble. F. A. KING, President.
+. LEoNcE HEBRARD, Grefier du Bureau.
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HINCKLEY & STAGE,
Narchanls Recevcurs ct Expeditionnaires,
WASHINGTON, LNE.,

A Fancien emplacement de Uinchley & Fills.
Nous sommes rrtts a recevoir ct e~xpedier
~ tout fret qni nous sera consignt nous
PATRONS lie p'us haut prix du marche pour 10
cotton, on birr nous f'rons des avances do
provisions ct d'arg+nt a compile sur tous cotons
que nous expcIirrons.
~ Louis Stagg Went aussi d'ouvrir pour
son compte ct All meme lieu, une GROCERIE,
ct il est pref a %fournir provisions d'habitation.
toile d'emballage, cordrs EN- fer, wagons, etc +,
aux prix de- la Nlle-Orleans.
Washington, Lne., 7 Octobre 1863.
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Bateau de la Male des Etats- Unis

Lac ArtAur d la Grande CNenaere,
DART dn Lac Arthur lie Mercredi a 8 heures
IL du matin, ct arrive a la Grande ChGniere
lie meme our.
Repart de lie Grande ChHniere lie Jeudi ma
tin TT arrive lie lendemain matin, a dix heures,
au Lac Arthur.
Pour fret OIL passage venez a bord, on voy-
~ Placide HILBERT all Lac Arthur.
AUGUSTA DTPRE.
% Janvier. 1869. Capitaine.
, 1869-10-31

The Independent organ Of the Barnacles
doesn't like the business cf either defending
the Ring, whose salaries it comedies are
"large Ugh!-so is Mont Blanc large Dnor
Of trying 10 attack tho Citizens ticket. So
it squares all its guns ut John Wentworth,
because he is Chairman of the Citizens
Committee It attributes his course to the
fact tl.at the Ring did not nominate him
fur anything. But neither do the Citizens
party. II says he is corrupt! What differ
cnce docs that make when he is running
for no Office? It says he is treachorous.
Suppose him as teacherous as judas, his
t1cachery forms no better argument against
tho Citizens party than that Of Judas does
against Christianity. Tho True point is,
Docs John Wentworth know in which direc~
ton lie his own true interests rs q taxpayer
on two millions Of dollars II he docs,
Tint is sufficient reason why he should
vote the Citizens ticket. 4 man who pars
taxes on two millions, and knows more
about the ins and onts Of rings than any
other mGn in Chicago, has not only strong
interest in reform, but is pretty sure which
ticket will, if elected, reduce taxes md
enhance the net value Of reh estate. Vote
for the Citizens ticket, on the platform Of
Grant, 1etrenchment, economy, and reform.
This platform has saved hundred millions
year TO tie country. It will sure at least
two millions to Chicago, Vote the Ci.i-
zens' ticket.
, 1869-10-31
TERRIBLE AcCluE1T,


A terrible accident occurred near tbe nnst1cr,
CITY limits LAST evening. Between aad or;n'k,
Christian BelnleId and Mrs. Christina Tarket 'n:h
rrtsdtng sorne distance beyond the no,thern iutt.
took seat In the formers tvo-hosac wagon, anl
siaEted along clIbouEue avenue 4 il;t:: '.;-
You'd oFden's Grove, the horses btcarl.s fright
ened at soMe object At tbe roadside, aud .'urtel
u = terrible tpee''. thsongh the dark. ra.v aut
proceetteh hut short distance when.AfT 13~nufrlt
= a. thro~n from the WAGON. He rece!ve.! some
tererf, but lot danrerouf, inlunes. The hor-es
cont!nued % their mad course for consulerab'e
disiacce. un pas&lng Allun place saer 4utiealy
brought up against tree, ahafterlng the rchi-
Gle !nt0 many pieces, and tuaugi1nR sno holy Of
poor AIsH Tackel beyc nd retoRnit.oa. Mr. Denutcd
fDtluwtd up htb 1e1m As sell ~ the sofc contt-
tinu Of hle lIn.bs R0nfd peru.tt, and nnsllv csne
upon the wreck. Mrs. Tackel xas tus. p.easn,ng
her last. Honslrg TIC ueiShbnthos,1, he pro-
vailed upon totne ote to cali n,.lcan. hut
before npy medical atttstance EeAchea thc scrna
the Guforturata woEau bad e1ptfet. The oo"it
WIS taken 70 tie 9Bloou OF Frederick 5cputie. ID
NlcktrsouEIic. where It Remained la: night.
To-day 1t viii be Fenovet 10 tins FrsEtcncs. OF
the decraled, on Renteu siseet, TWO tEres narsk
Of NicEeftonSllltA Ms. Tzcke! bud husband.
but no chtlufrn.
, 1869-10-31
PR9uAalE MURDER.
Terrible Anfny Among I.aborcre-Onc of tho
Participants IT the Point Of Death.

The particulars at desperate anray, which mas
probably ere this proved fatal, were de9e,opeo
yesterday. The assault was committed oa last
Tuesday, bn', for sore rea1oa rot yet explained.
the police ware Kept ID ignorance Of the tnaster,
or else they .aw 1t to keep It 4
secret themselves Tho ad1y tra13.
plEed At q FORWARDING and commission
house, corner Of Taylor and Canal Streets ear!. "a
HoIknep, raDed John Smith, ap4 the victim ~,
head teamsiet OF the es'9hl,sbr,e,t nsm.i
Jamss Saagh'ou' Tno c!fe.:s. .:.s.na.a1ces were 4,
BetNeen. aal 10 O'Clock on Tuesday no-atnc,
WIG VI the labute7s euteretl ice esta,.l=h:u"h:
/ Win large Piece OF raw beef 70 feed 10 ~us-
While cutting the meat INTO slices. sm,:h aa5
NaU3hton ttcCd BY, and the LITTER loklng,y -c-
rafke1,. referring 10 Smith, theYe nnu!i +.
enough lflt Tor his t1tuner. Intteaa Of Acre'sng
and eeRan 10 tprsaten SsaR5sop W. %s Sesn M
I Of fesy1a! conseGaetcea. Namshtnn 1c,ua1ve,i
good hatured, and passed towarus team
fas fs0f she N purpos se1s Of a'a:,,n: 1a H.
harness. In doing 70 he u'=a n,s sulfe. aai
Kept : in h,s M hand. While thus engage,. S1u!.a
gusae: Sauqhsen retofsed ~ :aIiog, il IT, @. @ "
near, be woulh ''cut hI. heart ont. This hrt.t
!nf1flated Sulth beyond all hounds. He .e1ze,J a
BIN, ter1ltse tov over thu nca,i. rnc uafos-
tnnate victim feli heavily to tue gruutt waere c
ptInauet inaccessible. while tie hguh Gn-se.l
When II was 1ound that Nauxntan ~oalrl nar re-
turn 70 cantctousneas bis comrades conveyed
hin to h. hone, 10 i:' pskosea street, wa.r:
elaf.ed since ne'sa he a.saai iSof b @sss " '1ss
DAVIS. p,s /, AassLa; ana are other payscans haze
but EothinE Gun l'e tole for biz teea-e, au:l n4
aeata was expected. at n1dnsns, It any tnu c''nt
n!s taee nLu hcad d swollen, auu ii. tu,r,,e /.
hLack anu s*oEeu to degrte that tn 1,oi r.1
, 1869-10-31
The people Of the Seventeenth Ward viii

Tho people Of the Seventeenth Ward viii
REMINDER on election day that Alderman
Theodore Schiutz was the man who led the
battle in the Common Council In favor Of
the cit5,s getting the interest on its own
deposits instead Of the City Treasurer get
ting it. In onr whole municipal history we
cannot recall more lucid exposition Of any
municipal question than Alderman schintz
gaze 10 this. He examined the
practice prevailing in ali tho large
cihcs Of tho Untou, proving that
with scarcely an exception, tho interest vas
poid to tho city. He showed that even in
New York, where official seoundzelis1n ID
the nost bold and bare-faced, the inseres.
on tho city deposisa ia paid regularly into
The public treasury. He proved by OF,
OWL Laws that It ought to be go paid in
Chicago. As consequence, the Ring arc
making tie most tremendous efforts to
acfoat his rc-election. lie is the particular
thorn in their mde, in the North Division d
The city. &c ought to receive the vote oi
every honest man in the Seventeenth Ward.
, 1869-10-31

Among lie other special leg;alasion pro
cured BY the RinR is an oct declaring that a
fec Of fifty cents shall be paid for every
term court is pending, and that all CASES
shall 60 ovcr- from term 10 term without
any act or order Of continuance by the
Clerk The Clerk does nothing, and there
fore shall receive fee Of fifty cents The
Circuit Court has now . ,s77 cases, ard holds
twelve terms year. The Superior Court
has b,42l cases, and holds twelve terms a
year. The entire 1868 cases, at fifty cents
q tenn, or Sc year, net the Clerks the neat
little sum Of s47,aos, besides other pcrqui-
sites. But for this particular SUN ths1o is
not SO much as the crossing Of a or the
dotting Of AMI. It is pure. unadulterated
legislative stealing. II such fees are paid
At al as tax On litigation, let them go into
the Treasury, and not into the private pock-
cts Of the Cierks- Vote for Aeform-as you
value your pocket-books.
, 1869-10-31
RELIGIOUS.
General Council of the Evangelical
''f- Lutheran Chu1ch.
Dr.. Leest Lectures s-Dedicauot. Of 4
New Church.
Regular Church Services.

LUTHERAN COUNCIL .-
The General Council Of the Evangelical La-
s,..s sI a,h...n ~ rn.r.h cnrn.r ~ sssa-1rs
Saediea Aataefan tnu4so' eotaes y. oea2"ck
ana noos, street, On Taa,saa1 I'M, e. ns, ss a.
- - ~ ~ D., u. p.s.rnnt n ma se4son.
ri, ~ ~ as.n." "a ~ snG ~ Su,In.ss nuassd
principally ia the Engllah languagc- Tnefs Will
be fery1ces Ia the EnElsn Luthersu Church north
east corner Of Sortn Dearborn and Ontario
eHinent dis,nes Tne pnnltc generally are lnviIed.
rkTlx1lN An UsfSEKsALisr
Rev. G. T. f1sndes., pastor Church ot sae Ne
atFtets. vii ptcacn this mOrpne, oaI lecture thts
eysnipg On Emanuei SvcocoborR.
m Ad. nrnF Masi.a@m strec, ~" T,ii nt+ach tn1s
mornjnu A>~~' "''
Rey. Nooe.s co,,,er. pa4to. Of untSy Chnreh,
viii nrrsck. ih,s 1nnrnfn1 ots >. Ifnn.sr9 Thet.s
IL no sffrrnoon sery.cr Va
HcF. Rnacrt L CoiIcr. paa,or of tha Church of
cpo1i: iii preach. tSss u,andnx. On * rTofessor
Hw;nvs Ne1s al as1W. in ts1a ay.nin9 tnern
vii! 6 mcctine 10 of s6s caIcsao 40 ussaflaa ' III.
sionarJ Society. Ker. Kobefs Collier, q. 4. s.a-
rev. ur. Hy,leT, pastor Of it. Psui9 ca1rcn, cor.
ner Of WapAth 4Eeuue and Van YQtcn 1traet. WIN
preach this uorpEpa. and lecsute THU aycnlno on
.Psrts md the French.s ''4@ NN
: xrIstprAr
!9s,c s,ss ~ b oEP:1K .ad s,snnE sesss At
Park, -'sxN-e'' S'fes'o ">A@A'S1
chafcn - Il aion rp z " T SsessS 9 - s1cs sonas
evening subject being aTnc Fadea Leaf" !@~
OF ssnts Fsser % sGd iaa corner 81 81 ros.s ia
Wath!t Htoa stFeSLs, At this ruurntrx Thcfo viii
Ia regular morn.rK anil evening services sns latter
ohofs!. Tne 1'Ishop viii on1e.afc. -
ne Churrs Of our s sasISr Go cofacf Of hcidsn ayc
ns,e and I!ur.nut street ~A
Ifrv ChsA +, Cheney. Rector Of Chr1tt Church.
corner ot ,t'ch'esu avcnoc and rweh...fousta
Sfe Viii rrH ia nj
, 1869-10-31

the citizens Of Chicago, who do uotlive by
ostice-holding, and who have no ambition
to 60 TO the Legislature to make money or
steal public property, make one effort
to redeem the city and county to regain
the power Of electing their own officers !;
md to satisfy the country that the people OF
this city hare rid themselves Of rulers who
are rushing our atfnirs to bankruptcy and
ruin
, 1869-10-31
Cheap Gus.

1o tie Cfti-tns II Chicago:
], with several gentlemen, called and examioea
the new gas work., =; No 10 South Wells street,
md nav gas made from coal Ia, a1naloniaesl
liquor, hnd d,tps; aud here state, FROM ncrusl
noH1edge, that one ha1f more gas can ~ nste
uon1 the ganne AMOUNT or coal than by tho nil
Me;hed. Then We car hare better and cheaper
Ras- Al Teas g wanted = tue privilege Of putting
that I'll OF k*enty.esndle llRht eau be furnished
Tor e per Thousand feet: We COW par s3s0 peE
must not allow such monopoly TO ru.e i. longer.
W. WAns conpetitof, aud now Ia the time. i
Htt!e eoofI On ioa Ctt1e18' % r. aud al ts accom-
pllsnec. 70 aud examine Tor Jou1selvaa. It burns
ete1J esentoE- TArr.rKn
, 1869-10-31

There are si1 thousand more cases OF the
city calendar than can be tried, thereby de-
laying the interests Of every business man
in the city who has occasion to resort to the
courts for redress We need FIVE more
Judges 10 dispose Of this excessive cAen-
das, which is MS heavy as can be found on
the records Of uny of the courts Of Nov
York city. The "Ring" says we can't af-
ford these Judges at salary Of 81 900 OF
5000 year, but We can Afford 10 pay The
Clerk Of one Of these courts $4,000, and
that Of another s:5,0oo-to both enough
to pay twenty-five judges. Hence, the
laws delay. Vote for the Citizens ticke.
and a cleaning ont Of the Dauaslcs aud
the court calendars.
, 1869-10-31
Ohio Election.

CoLrksrs, Ohio Oct. 30.
Returns Of the recent election have been re-
ceiTed at the Secretary Of St4teb once from at
majority Is 2t9a, the vote etandin9: Hates
=. -; feno:etun, 1=8.1sk Fultor gave Hsyes
1,s@6, and Pend1eson Lis; Aahsab1la- Hayes,
tH+o: Dtop: Denastop: l,ass; Aon1gume9-uaJes,
Summit CoQntJ Eave Hayes1 ,7ss majority, nst-
tn1 nis ftfA HA1os!sy over Pepdictoo s,297. The
totA fote u eomewhat lighter than that Of 1865.
and = eco iets than that cast LAST Octobes. Ex-
SEPT u HaG Gltou County, the Republicans hate
Held nel1 ONE tn N pa1ta OF the Stale
, 1869-10-31
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1869.
CITY AND COESTH NOMINATIONS.

CITY oy7crsa
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rvr tuaftof-H. =: oSanAS.
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clrt eTtA~ Sunt1lor Court-A r. arzyExsox.
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@rrspc1-Asxx- Weseer.
ln1sr o'n.n.t.ten>r-MAKk sukxlpAk.
=, .}t<sies' Of 'as Frao-AAx EssxuAHDrs 4. Il.
rExrsss OF 1uE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVICTION,
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John G na.nes- ,...
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Cooanan9h
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sourn cn,caoo-easa1tor. NJ. ". K-rwin: ssr<r-
rsAer. r. +. Roanot; Assstast sutvss*r, Anton
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rt17-isor 1Ienf1 Ackhuf: 4 s4lslant Superriayy. L.
l. Morrison: Tor. c1rk. n. II. Ringer.
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T.I,nn arnEga,t,,usa % '"a'1N s. r. Non,SS,uss1: S.sGs
sa}vr1uor, l.asnck Magner; CbaA ~, John
rn,.xru uwaap-a8-rman. John II. McAror:
su,+r. ,-,r. Aaron t;b,,t: t..sasastr ". +. Dbmp.
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firm wAnn--Atf,rnsn. q. &. whitaker aud
sfasl. .;s.'i 4 j. 'a;:isf na'.' eaA' u'''Aaa e"~
, 1869-10-31

We learn from CUES, DEo+ 4 Co, the ieat!ng
watch-dea.ine rru1 Of the West, that the EIxiu
Company has turned out nnd so1d thirty thousand
wstrhte at IN arcrssc Of twenty. .fou. dol s.s each
{wIthout case.]: that out Of two hundred and
nfty thousand foreign watches 10. which ~e ha,s
year, about ten thousand have been sotd ID ,:hi-
9sn y IN aseIsRe Of sixteen dollars each. Then
eonea 70 the Enlied States." aud "Howar1 'F
p4tAiseiy fe. are sold IN the West. an,t Il West
eto man Understood The superiority Of home
1ateoea anu the importance Of Keeping otr
money ~ home, the foreign trash would be f:rv-n
notn the MARKET. Giles, Hko. Co. No i4s L4te
street. 4e i1e agents. for the Eiglu, - vel. In.
peIteIs ana large dealers IN Eastern vat nrs. 70
e1ed 1Ellahle.--Etening Journal
, 1869-10-31

1ne Metropolitan Hotel has undergone q
change OF pEoprfetors- NJ. 4. G. Pnlltnz, ls.e CT
the Revere House, has bought out the present
u*ne1s, And Will take Possession Immediately.
Many cnanges for the better IN the management
Of this Eng popular houte rnxy be loeted Tor M
der the Dt# rt,rimt, and al rho make II thar
bone Will nave reasou TO rejoice ID tue cnauoe
Nj. Pulling Las had large and Varied e1pett-
tnce, AID Is eninently Qualified 10 run hotef
EIccess1uli1- He Hilf undoubtedly improve lha
standard Of the Metropolitan. and render ii wor-
Thy Of high roasttou IN the city. 4 reduction OF
prices II already announced.