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The New York herald., 1869-01-02
GENERAL NOTES.
A clustering inauguration, 1869.

clustering inauguration, 1869.
More iails than calls yesterday.
Bandbox glory is getting into fashisn.
Gold is the absorbing question In tue .5Oth Es this
time.
They make shows OF industrious ladiessof the old
schooln ia Rochester.
Que or the old soldiers Of Napoleon L has turned
up al Fishkiu Landing.
Nearly $4,000 arrest Chicago in 1868. Atso about
John WATT q noble old merchant OF New Orleans.
born In Ayrshire Scotland, is dead.
A Boston paper says Bowles' reasons for not &C
cepting public dinner sound. TO7gnes ana
sound.
II bed beginning makes q happy ending what
Jolly times there must be at the close OF the present
year.
Josiah Shepperson. an old and worthy citizen OF
Campbell Court House, Va, fell dead in the street
lately.
James w. Gordon and A. I. Fl. Menet, before mem
toned as missing from Toronto have been found
drowned
Senator Cornelius Cole. General George w. Cole
and Mr.. II Cole are stopping at the Empire House,
syracuse
Fifteen thousand bales OF cotton. it is estimated
VIII be brought to and shipped from Natchcz, Miss,
this season.
They Improve newspapers in Chicago by changing
their form and printing them with bad ink and upon
worse paper.
In giving an account OF the trade and commerce
OF Chicago the papers there place cher hogs among
the ciiie features.
The town Of Rutland. w. yesterday voted to aid
in tie building OF the Portland and Rutland Railroad
to the amount Of SjoO,o00.
Some one having referred to q breach between
Congress and General Grant, another remarked that
there were O pair OF them.
James M. Morrison one of the oldest and wealth.
est cIizens of Chicago. died Monday evening. His
property is estimated at $3.50, 900.
A niece OF Horace Greeley, Miss Cleveland. Is OBJ
tanning high reputation from series charming
letters she IS writing from Europe.
The Convention Of coiorel men in riitSoarg have
mem morialized lie general governments asnlng ma
tional regulation Tor suffrage ald education.
F,sil oil having attracted much attention lately.
temperance men are getting up fust-ade. and
LADIES' inclined to the military are practising the fus
icer.
Bank robbers abound In M.ddctown Conn. The
Central, First National and MiddeSex County banks
were operated upon. the rascal was caught, but
escaped
The Chicago Tribune says there viii be collision
between General trailt and Congress about the
Tenure OF once oiil and anticipates that Congrass
VII repeal the bill.
Tney have Just one-Hfth part OF an insane asylum
in Texas That isn't enough: for more than one
4lsn past oi the people vi Texas have been crazy for
t..f a dozen wears.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

General DE Rodn's Proclamation to the In
surscnfs Of MnIasa-1hcy Refuse 10 Subj
matt and are Attacked and Forced 20 sur
render.
MADRID, Jan. l. 1892
General Cabalero De Roda after having issued
proclamation TO the insurgents ut Malaga
10 throw down their and they refusing
TO submit, the General declared the place
In state OF SIEGE The town was then at
tackled by the government troops; the insurgents
were fought in the streets ana defeated when Gene
raj Cabacro succeeded In restoring order
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
TURKEY

The Sultan Invited 20 Attend the Conference
on the Eastern question-Thc Turkish Rep
rcscntative.
CoNsTANTrNorLE, Jan. I, 1902
The Turkish government received an invitation
yesterday to be represented at the proposed Con-
ference OF tho great European Powers on the
Eastern question. II Is asserted that Frad Pacha
has been appointed to represent the sultan.
Tho date OF the Conference has not yet been fixed.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
YACHTING.

The Contemplated Ocean Yacht Race.
LONDON Jan. l. 1869.
Mr.. Ashbury, In his note to Messrs Bennett and
SteDbns OF New York. relative to the proposed yacht
race after obecting TO the tonnage Of the Dauntess
says he will race the Phantom across the Atlantic.
He will go in any event and thus give the Sappho and
other yachts chance to accept.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
Weekly Statement of the Bank Of France.
ITALY.

King Victor Emanuel the Situation Of
Italinn Affairs.
FLORENCE, Jan. ], 1869.
King Victor Emanuel to-day In his reply to the
New Years congratulations Of the military staff
said that the present situation Of Italian affairs
good but that II the present amicable situation
should become clouded and trouble should in the
future appear to be imminent he should confidently
rely upon the loyalty and patriotism Of the army to
sustain him in maintaining peace and the national
honor.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
PENNS YlvANIA.

Inauguration OF the Mayor Elect of Phila-
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ], 1869.
Daniel NJ. Fox, the newly elected Mayor, was In
augurated this afternoon. The oath OF Office was
administered by Judge Allison in presence Of the
City Councils. Mr.. Mchichael, the retiring Mayor,
escorted his successor TO the Mayors office and put
him in possession OF the The contest for the
oace on account OF alleged frauds in the election,
Is sliil pending before the court.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
The English Markets.

LONDON, Jan. l. Evening.
There have been no markets at Liverpool to-day.
In this city there have been few transactions In
American produce. Spirits OF turpentine has ad-
vanced to asa. sd. Linsced oil. &27 81. per ton.
TaIlow closed firm OF ATS. 3D., sales having been
made during the day at AIS 30.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
The Broadl,ead Murder Trial.

SrROUDsBuRG. jan l, 1862.
The Broadhead murder trial was closed last night
after the argument OF counsel. The prisoners have
held M taeir heads through the whole trial with
bodness but there is little doubt 10 their guilt.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
IRELAND.

Imposing Fenian Demonstration.
CORK, Jan. !, 1869.
There was large Fenian demonstration here to-
day, at which Mr.. O'Sullivan made strong speech.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
GREECE.
Military Ac

Military Activity In the Hellenic Nation.
Conru, Jan. 1, 1869.
The government Of Greece ia actively engaged In
perfeciing and completing the armament Of the ma
tional troops.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
FRANCE.

The Emperor NapoIeon's New Years Re
cepti0n-His Reply 10 the Foreign Di-
pl0matic Corps.
PARIS, Jan. l, 1869.
The Emperor Napoleon, at the usual New Years
reception OF the Diplomatic Corps In replying the
address OF the representatives Of foreign Powers
said that he realized with much pleasure the conci
atory spirit animating European governments,
which enables them to quiet animoslties and smooth
International difficulties fast they arise, thus
insuring the continuance OF peace He confidently
hoped that the year 1869 would prove satisfactory
as the which had just closed and that the course
OF events may dissipate unfavorable apprehensions
and consolidate the peace so necessary to the well
fare and progress OF civilized nations and peoples.
Weekly Statement Of the Bank Of France.
PARIS, Jan. /, 1869.
There has been very considerable outflow OF
specie om the Bank of France during the week just
passed. The Official statement OF the condition OF
affairs OF that institution is published to-day, where
by 1t is shown that the amount OF bullion on hand Is
quite OF francs less than at the correspond
ing period las. week.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
MYSTERIOUS MuaOta il KENTUCKY.


Bloody Termination of Christmas Rcvcl.
Lancaster, Ky. (Dec. 40 correspondence OF the
Louisville C0urier-J0urLal.I
Our town was the scene of brutal murder on
Christmas night. Between ten and eleven O'Clock
large number Of both young men and boys were
celebrating Christmas by shooting crackers and
firing anviis. A young man who signed his name as
q. Wleman was engaged with others In loading and
shooting an anvil when some one unknown came up
ana shot him through the heart with q pistol, nring
two or three times His comrades seeing him fail
thought II farce and paid but little attention to It
at first. They soon saw their error however, and
found that murder had been committed when II
was too late to Identify the assassin. lie was
seen TO walk or apparently unconcerned, min
Cling with the rest. and was lost IN the crowded
street. The victim was young man about
twenty-five years age--s stranger having been here
here but few weeks. Little or nothing is known
Of him more than ne came here, sought and Obtained
work IA carpenter working industfously when
not drinking IL IN not known VI hts having had any
diillcuity with any one; hence the mystery The
Coroaer was sent FOR Immediately. and summoned n
Jury, who examined the deceased, when they ad-
journed over until next morning at nine O'Clock,
from which time they sat until two O'Clock, examin-
ing great number OF witnesses. but without anv
clue IA TO who the murderer was. Nothing ~ known
ef the friends OF the deceased, save that he has
uncle IN Michigan. This may be the means OF their
hearing Of his sad death.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

HINT To LADY SxATERs.-if ladies and misses
who can skate little, and Others who are just at
tempting, will read this, we are sure II will be or
and gean,uEs. New beginners always raise the
heel OF the skate or the ice FIRST and then scratch
back with the toe propciltng notion which, In
deed, IL not graceful movement. Now, N all those
- skating Will for q moment notice that those who
raise the skate from the ice either even or the heel
last they will sec in q moment what graceful
glide ahead IL given them and ~ the real foundation
Tor pretty skating.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

while Wsltinw for q C0ugh ssto Go ns n
csme YOU are often sowing The sces Of Consunttion.
better try ii once JAYNkk fxPECrORhET a sure csrA
for Ill Coughs and Colds. sold avrrvwherc
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

Erriug Hut NobIc.--Sef Help for Younr Men
who. having erred dese better manhood Sent sxaed
letter envsopes OF Charge II return post
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

Arrest Of Bankers on ChurEcs OF Fraud.
LONDON, JAM 1, 1869.
The directors Of the Bank OF Overend, Gurney q
Co., which failed some time ago. aud whose affairs
have been In process of liquidation, have been
arrested and held to bail charge OF fraud in the
MANAGEMENT OF its affairs.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

t'ristrdoro,s unrivrIloa Hair Dye.;-Scld asd
Applied Mo- Astor House. Mspuastorv ~ Maiden afs
The New York herald., 1869-01-02
The London Times Dcnouncins Liberal Pro-

LONDoN, Jdtl. 4, icos.
The London Times to-day in leading editorial
denounces the projects Of the liberals for the abol
ton Of primogeniture, &C. and says thar England
Is essentially arstocratic and conservative.
The New York herald., 1869-01-02

Bntrhel0rs- HAIR Dye.-Thc Best In the
The only dye. harmless rclinbla
Factory ih Bond street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
NEW-YoRK. SATURDAY,, NOVEMBER 90 lse9-TRIPLE SHEET

FomenO, Industry; Don Manuel Becerrs tooioniesJJ
Generals In favor OF the Duke Of Monpensie The Direct
rsGeneral of Artillery, Carabneros. Engineers. and
Civil Guards the Captain General OF Cuba and other
Unonist Generals. Against: The DISBURSEMENT OF
Infantry and Cavalry and Of the CaptainGeneras
and Civil Governors OF Provinces, who receive their ap
pointments from the War and Home Departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20
THE MoSTpENsrER PARTY IN SPAIN.

The following are the names of the Ministers
and principal Generals who are for aud against the Duke
Of Montpenser The Regent; Don Manuel svea tForsign
AnaIrs; Don Constantine Arianaz FiuanceJ Don Juan
Topcte (Marne) Against ls Royal Highness: Gen. Prn
resdeut ard War; Don PraHedes sagasta tIIomeg Don
Manuel Zabala Grace aud JUSTICE bon jose Ecbegara
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-02-27
POLICE JURY PHocEEDtScs

- - ~ N&E.F4EFA ~ sEH-rF 4 As4t - -
A. called Bes,i'g. of Che p..l;cs iar.
was held ~ The f.Mr,lnaasr IA. Non L.,
Ja"Wsv IS n. lS6s. s.v sA. pnr, oss, i
'ak',sg 'nts' c"n>Iiesasi.,H the cnndi.!un n
the trvrta- NsaHsss . - Sc zars4 .
.sfs*'a.as.s PsFrso Grimm. -vsngha. peisos.
's.t'sss4 l~ls.ts-ti and llat.srt ,u.lsvt
Tn. t.Hpwi"K pssam..l. sud x~rs.,lu,iuu-
ws-... r.4d aud l.dapEd; r.
ffAeg.-ss. rh-L eisl.ssr. ~ the Stat.
has ,s'prsls.d Ill t.wn xis,nx p~,tss. iari.,s
x.'sssrst sraassad VI krss ss.-..d srssainv
,t'rnh ss"'ya sash..isy s.s 4a ID s+s.sps,.s,y
.rv'-'r ; and whs,e'ssi ~ N ~ rsnsr Is ~.
kr"stsasgt ~ . 4 j nee fay .natS iii.
.:'. lrv-.'a !" THE perish nrr ~ bid cssa ~
a'1s''.s .'.ssd aisi siless sh.n4d. te gyAyik
W a.gl'as:h 49, Ps.vs<iaa ius. br.~a mails "
thu ~r.i - Ps'lEsW mk.tslse is.,iu.scs
f''r.. Rrs''tvsh. Tia, FIR the purp.~. ~ r.
ps'r'ng the Hickey l-v--, building . l-
ssc on the property Of w. w. K,nebeloe.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-02-27

SAFE o. LOUISIANA. fAkisii or
W.ss Baton Rouge. Fun Jn'ileifl D.s
,rttt + 4r.slm ~ l. nd,h VS.. Wild T"
| U,siu Lanary. M. 2oS0. nd Amrd !
I.ndrv and widow AInaranIb" mary
NJ. 2VSi.
r, ytu. IT wv, writs 81 f. Ia. directed ss'
-. II, the at,,y,. p~ntitie,i and nhuIie''e
..,Se al date j ,ni.ry 2BtE. a. d 1861
rum ,itr iE.u the t'ttis D,s'riti Conf II.
nd fur said p+,ish .nd SITE. h We sell
I'D aud will III r at patllc SALE I" TN
,.st and higErs. lid lei nj III" Cpnrihon-''
| OR .,f Tbs p~risl, of W. 81 Bhon R"agf.
SATURDAY,. ,hr6 b day 81 NJ .ich A..
1859 asiw..u tie hours al |. "a III. #ha
3 "a. n, all the right, iirt- and interest %
I've tief,ndan nj. eiiow Ursiu Ls, day. y.
,ud to the fnllnaitg iescr bed pi"ntaiiO"
and l.nds. to-wit: e-, - a.ss
/. A c~,.risin tract Of land situated. ~
ing and bring in the aforesaid parish OF
Nest Baton Rouge. Wherein abe 40"
res DTS, established and cultivated ~ n
All AZ plantation. men-urlps ihrre arP"nis
front Ia isir river Mississippi. with a d-pfi
If futty atpru's, the side 'is'ts ti~'tt'i',a
.ir,al ave., .i,.grtrS. b nnsisi atasss II,
lands III Abraham Bird aui below by
l~iIr.sr Of VaIltre L.mi7y. = 1ssH ~
2. TIT. %iori.Ie cnncessinn II the sb.,vs
described u su,ati'a. containing the satn'
quantity If hand. bombed as als.ve. aud
sang imrnedi ,trly ia tie re.r,i SAID pan
ts.n.a together with al aud singular il..
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAKiSli OF
West B4,nu Rouge. FI,ih .Jaari.l Dis.
tlit, C,mrt Jsseptdne I.aaisy asd
husband sS. Am-d.r L-ndry. y" s0ss.
K. viirtue uf \ writ nf So zire aud sale
ai,ecied ~ ,.r sIci Il ri the ra'i-h of
IVES, RAron Rouge in il,- at",v- ,nIilrd
I'D um.srrrI caus. 'f date J.Iruair il,e.
1863. from the Huu. th,. Fifth,
itsr,lct g. art III ard Tor tbs pa.ri-i, ri
West Baton X. ug-, State ninr-.nid. |
nave --.z d and will ,ft.r ut puliic esie
10 Tie List an: i,igius, bidder, At Ih- DOOR
f The Court H"ns,. Of thls purish of
West Baton Rouge. on Sse9ilt Aae~
SATURDAY. The G h day Of Mat"h A. D
1869, hrt~ eru fi- ls,irs "t IL O'clock a.
M. aid 3 Y'rl IL D.. m all thu right. title
ar! interest ,f the ~hr.enHanf, Il, dee
+. mdry. in aud Ia The following drscrittd
,r.rts 1t LAID, tow;i:
4 certain tract nf lind situated niiis
.,rsiirh. si,e .~afitR one t,aifa ps.,,i and o,..
.,vittii al an afptnt !r"i.t IN thu river
Ni>sis-ipii, will, Tie depth Of fnr'y ar
D.. Is. HORROR less. the i,.wr, lpt h Wig
AZ nipsttig w tNh SsEfeesshFs = u"dfst3
ame ou,. ,ig.th ii Il ,'rgs-r. l",u,,dea
below hy lards .,f widow Ee,iad--. aid
,i.os. IL The snstsesi. q # Pirsrt Gsssi-.s
It'd .ata.v" by ls,uis of Amedre Laadrs
.,f.in.ffsr deserted. So m
analn.r tr.c, III land slso sill usted ia
'l,ir p~ariri', ms a,niiI'g nnr halt arprhi
.ni tsrary icst six %inclrs it,stt IN thu
river Mi.-i.sii pi. ~i,h HE d.pih 81 berry
nIrm,s. ~til, At, ~..e-',ing If swn !. Yr..s.
h"nnd. d sts,v- by istds"fS ahsrs. i..n
dry AMI ,af " ts ,h,. r.rt jus, al,uv.-
,hss,ilsd, mg"ahrr wi'isall AID singular
he buildings. fx,nfts n.h iin,r"y. a.eni>
,~iprer,n, or Oh the two tracts above d.
,cr,ted.
Ai,n III. dmt,ie concessions Of f.,iti
The -.ir,v- d".cIii-d itsris. with the In
PROVEN. mt, there. II. if ~ry.a s - f,
s 2 4 to pay and satisfy The amount
II judgement, interest u casts III the
.fuvt sui.
TERMS of Sale-Cash.
Is A. v. pt'BROCA, -
jHso bNr"yS Sheriff
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iOLl.k jUkf PH5I Eiv,N6s


According tn sdijonrnmeni. N P.aa
.Isry us.f aaae siart .6rslkhasSsd1t
hru.er s,i,, 1868. ib~s4 ". vsa,ts,
f"pe. Clam tsHs.i 81 tesss sad H.
,li-,~r.. Tea, perss.f H.ea Nit arr
..,i,-irlers It the rs.ydFss fssf tsspg
..es.n ,rad. II Was
R-sriv.d. That tie npkrtdh NE Ces
ia,ssn.n-ss # III. l'.,drss ~Isrsr.lr,r
,a"vrd. asa. shat sis.y ssswy shl I'll
"wrss r".f ct comp 40 .,.v. viii per-
sens in debt !" sanl ssn...d sad srtsps vi
new inor'gsgrs u me.s n ss1spNs
pass, ausf BE- II fan,.r
Res is"d. cha, ss~y be asshasrd1
i''s'' "o. Fay fands the, mi u = has
ps'ssess .esn aud whhkaduays bis6stsrs
'-c' wed du- SAID find. MI y
0nmafis.n i, wss = s~ssisss~sfsras
kessavea. That rssisie assstMssm F
-u-d to W. |, sChausk+sttu. fd4sh hfs'
assr, is1i.. asass If taerleAeeeFhs
the has.sr~ due saidsts ssssssiss~ "
geis-ral fluid.
ikr pss aksns af AshsessSk~@keee'
I'm wing / ssn read. it was s.vsss p
Resolved. That The lsss~sssk W bs'''
Rouge yssp ,Ahrrs,s. AstsyFt1 slyY-
,.s s.aies.si fssse. abe Iss!aakF - W.
! ,h"usxrd two hnhdr.d d0l!sss ess =
im,s ssuskr ih.Sr cs,a'fsft wv
| 'tp Am IL N..rrmtrf sklf -, ~,
/! thew paying sls, .um Il ylsSrs fss'a'.
liar. IN quarterly p.!yn'~a's ''.~ :
sdysnee, Of tyr, hYndrrd HAdwvkt'H',
.l.it.ta e.th, ahff thar Sfs' Ssft" ~ y
passengers IL. ninsiats.d q well! y.
r~n,s, prosisrtd. that fhs r '''''''
~h II has NJ, l,indisg force; % W.
tie rseaiisieStn HE s.rEinSs' nn' '
-aii I~rsr~rs shalt yuussbt slssxfe.
Received. rh., the ps.tist a~'lssrsy
directed ia ~ ,ain The c'a*tni = ~ i
chr ties on .sile original Lss4 90
IN 0artinn il Was
Resolved, That ia ccnfprpi1y ~ I
2 ~ . I ~ III ne LsiskfAia y I,
State entiil.d 4 Al rcis sasfksaea8 !
fa1i-h G. r,ts e Ibis, SfstNss4s
proved sad A. is6s, tbs CAssfl y
al,iA parish h.. .s,d i. ks,stif e!s'stss
~. thu pIace f,.r holding u asss
Court. 80 ss,
T.se fofnatss having been srsa !, Z
.pir~ y. n,e jury adjourned ,,s :
a. D. B .sMnw. N. WVrs.
Secretary. Ess
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sTAlE OFLOUlsIA IA. r sRISg OF
Va, y ton II ,ngr, Filth Jnles.i hi
,sics Jt.n Bird vs.. J.,avs L T. Il dell
N. a0s2
Nv viria- 1t an ali as writ &c s4;x ire am,
a.l- b. me Jirecfr,i IL lia. atr,y,. -n,ifl.
.''a s,aa,'efssi tlass. ,,f d.,e Ss;nrrs...,
-5'h 1851 iy.na abe Han. .h- Fin
HstrIrf T. .u,t la au.i far he esr;al, :,
W.r'& b.,an Rangr. 2,afa ..ssrss .i.ls
have ..iz d aud wnt Il 1, pai,iic sal.
." The last aud h;42ie.sa baisr. II III
& 'nr' u ~ desc u t.is rarisl II IVES
B.t"s' Z agr..ns
SATURDAY. ti,. 9th day nf March A n
1859. t.tw.-n the inmrs ii IL a 81 arc
: y IA . AL right. it'll. AMI i~n,~r.., .f a,
defendant. i .n,-s Il fsa.,,H Il. ,,st ~.
fdi"~'ng d~sesic d ,l.ni,si.a, 10 Wit
Aerial" Tract 81 l.nd sirussst in mi.
pssirh, and cultivated ~ = snr.r nlau,..
t,'r. containing stmut e.ur t.u.ais. 4 am,
'x'v saps-ihei.l ara. nis, ts,uut,.i a,.py.
y I.ni- ii fhFahhk. N. h:.r +. m > H..
'"w'ty sh',ssef J .ha a. Biri. aid IN ~,
r~.r by 'l,-e ~is.l.ngi.y T.. t,e a.,. ),
ian : AsC'ft. with tie d.p,h II a.r,,
srt,+1's, sa..ss.ser ss,satagr,h.r with N
'''' .~'sxs's 4 he ~t'ulimx. and si.spr.ye
Sfnis iss.'fsss,.
&c : = !" ~ aud satisfy the amoun
!" ia ssetsssas, i.iess-st and costs il, al. y.
soh. %w Sa@ &sSEsts#
1rrsns 1T Ssle-C sAs, with the tea,s6
~ ai'pt ''.sh.'a' and rabj-ct h TIE Iesr.
stsssiny On said ,.lsntxsiaaE ss
J. Y. Durable. Jr,
'"SO Sheriff.
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81 II is re!.sei q! . zes-rsain minister, O.
Maine, noted iss I'm k.ag So, N aus, With
many divisions, sh i cue dsv. when i.r
was advancing ani'sng his teens ani hsd
Oh 'r"nstly varied u. h~ese~r-, =, length
reaching a kiui II rrrsing piac.. in b..
cisc"nrss. ~hsss. psu-tt.g Ia take = resi-
AID 10 king about oy-r his aud..nr... a..
asked the qa~s'i.n : And what .i..ll !
say inors- 4 voiss. fru,n he s.u,syyws-
aion- n"re s~nxg-stisr thsn reverend :
earnestly responded Say Ann-n II
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e R''na"asst d pa, ~, Lrs-~
= s't'a'r III hvsr- Of ii. si~
Tue approaching hlg. ssi., ps''A d
Sa.''''" Tax 81 one per .c,a. / ''*ta
: E"n"', Of he paris. I'd VA VA nd
h'|ngF according to III. !, B i
!" "@-earssds~i .4asss., %' Z No
.''a pad ln'oli,e Treasury sr -
:" t~ r's'tved ns 1 sp, ~ tsf
plirpNsr ai..v named a" ''ad IT,
Il" OVID, Tast his. era,.,,
i'ri' d f"r ti'irtt day. aid y p
"a T.'a d''s5. tie tan ea,4c,w Y
l. cd .ise tas 'an far said '0'l
T. ''rS"tsfsi. Tt,a this ,.a ~ ,,,,...
United States Treasury ,n,,,. ' y
~"tr|"'" given i"f wax ID 1, !, !. : m
l'"r'eh and that m wmk .h.u " VI
tor unless ssrn- has tar+r e,A.sa T. rt
~ III" P''ar insy ii sAi. balm ''s
U" mptipn ii Mr.. Chin.
Rrs"i'rd, That = {, mn H.. !,
II y ". Pope. " Il. eh,.,s'a' s''
!. w. Cclwt'l. Re snd n, :. ''' !.
.afp''n''d t'gPsaa l.sv si.y Il \. .
l-ahs IL r"rfrr with ,hp E,.,5 III
Works on ii'" coadirion Il az ~
ibis parish, viii no vi.w Il 49,
IN rs eessnr,y as>is,anee 10 pr,,s,' !
av-'ds@ OF the PARISH. ard 10 ,,l.
.is.i.f siffs m the tleni... n, i, ),
jtnise's~iri may IL. les, csI.ul.,, i I.
vent a '''sasier SO "a5h h bs s,,s,l.
died. 1f'"'
onHaiiaseit WAS
Rrs''is.d. THAT thu ann III aftv IN.
i'r and i hereby appropriated ~, : :.
ua''nay in he parish tftasSsg ~, i.
wie4' "l'pral Rated, n,l.e pssd I, A.. !
9 .rd'r f The p.,i. h 10 psfrlsss
cord hook.
The i-Signa'ipn Il A. D. B.,rov
sehrk e Tue p.ficp n,y, NM .tr,,,
aud R't"',t csssr wa. 1asdinOssr,as !,
Ia Gil said vacancy.
TN npssi.a isSwas gss y
Resolved, That ihe. prssides, i
psd'cr jnsy. assisted ~ III vsssh i,
ve,"r. t'r i">'tsrs'd ~ rskr.sa iasn
r.'y t" ls. an, the isflarsa aud r.p.
." the f.'li.~iug kv.rs H. IN, ,.,.
The liirkrs '-v.r; the k-ssvsm II. |.
of ". W. KIN ct.I,e ; ~ bisiM. h,
sh~4 Pi.r,r fsrs.c,s 1sxsf
The fa"ass~stempsi Ne, stoss1
fnlluwirg accounts end s.rdssd a.
f.e Inhi ss4as
H. 1vaTns p'isa prinfit Ito ~ -. -
y I'M ~, .. pafists u' = sei. re Z u
AID b.fs VI, erk 10 d s..........,. 4
Huhcit t'eo-ss. tarpectss 1860. ........... !.
OHaoanp1fNxs 3y3I
|. X s.iv. Il. That i wnrrNaf n ffha
a"lis,s and ,hsrsysfv~ srasss y. i,.,,c
h + bab:n Ia len" u tA~ sMyanas H.
4" hin ~ In. 81 ~ .,TsApS4 IN, b
hav'rg been heel d nj, lsNi, pt.sidsd
ie>s i'e duly ~a,Iv,sais 4 reeasdSs ~ |
Tue mihntes having .L.s&Ad read
The jury Mi ,,ssed ~ Mn
5,lr Ssh st.assss.s, 1864. ARA
X. CAx, n. " Pore,
Sesre,arv5 9ss.skr
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a Fresnt,n,;s'a says ,ia-rs. are as map,
varieties OF lsng'n..r as there ar- VOW. L..
Tn'nse who laugh ia A are nui-y AN.
tr"ntaesem'. the E isngh.r r. xr.. l,ll.y
matte aud melancholy. iss. | l.1,glr.s IA in.
f.n'ile snd nrcfaiuse, the o iuil and
bt@r'y, hat look uaR tnr ii,,s- who isas |,
ia u. isf~ihry~sre invariably h, porrites
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Gen. H,nrs@k pprst1fHt9y rtinsfS Y
. candidate Tor l:uvsrnnr 'f Tenn
.s~yiv.nii, or {" 'n'rtfrr- wa 'ne o'@
p.i.,,c- Of tie. State. 80 i"Ds ~ ne '"sH
remain in the army.
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,hp COMMUNICATIONS. car c""''''''"s
lad drivers aud rniifrmrn, 'i'ry ass''
49,. oars NJ e,p- Al ihp right fine.