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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-27

The mixed school question il in statu quo. and
the school authorities seem to lie waiting the
response Of the Corporation Attorney to the
questions upon the legal bearings of the case
before taking any further STEPS. We under
stand, however, that the matter being one of
importance, the Corporation ATTORNEY NAV not
prepare his opinion for some daysyet.
Meantime the more the matter Is discussed
the more reason there seems to be 10 condemn
the attempt to force this issue this time It Is
needless and miSchievous, and under the present
division of the school fund Is founded on the
groesest injustice. Each system Of Schools the
white and the cOlored, has its proportjonate
amount of money. and If colOred children are
sent to the white schools il il direct robbery of
the white school fund. That is the equity of the
case.
As matter of equality there Is no issue really
10 Is not claimed that the colored school system
II not precisely on the same social footing as the
white school system Each system Is working
tremendously and capably, and nothing but the
spirit of agitation that Is never content to LET
well enough alone could, IL seems to u.s. prompt
this unfortunate movement for throwing them
together. And while general dissatisfaction is
expressed by the colored people ut the attempt
10 force this issue, we have heard but two
cOlored men defendit-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-27

The Court OF Appeals of Maryland Yesterday
rendered decision sustaining the Injunction
issued against the city Of Baltimore by the Balti-
more City Circuit Court some months since, to
prevent ''the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more, the City Register, Commissioner of
Finance, and all other officers, servants and
agents, from acting under or In any manner
carrying out the ordinance in aid Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company, and more espe-
cially from raising, or attempting to raise, the
sum Of one million dollars, or any part thereof,
by pledge or hypothecation of any number Of
shares of the capital stock of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company belonging to said MAYOR
and City Council of Baltimore" sc. The
decision prevents the Western Maryland Rail-
road from receiving aid from the city of BaIti-
more, except by having a law passed BY the
Legislature empowering the City Council to act
in the matter, and afterwards submitting the
question to vote of the people of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-27
BOARDING..


R0ARDINa.One pleasant Furnished Front
- ROOM, with BOARD; price S45 per month for
two persons, or$H for one person, Including gas:
No 2ee Eth ST., between L and N sts north noZ 81
ROARDING AND ROOMs-Sinsle and en- suite.
streets. No 6-N<
~ OOMS AND BOARD-Three large FRONT
~ ROOMS, handsomely furnished, for rent, with
or without BOARD; No. All q street, southwest
corner of 9Th street. no 3s-6t.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, can be
had at 3e9 Sd street, corner Indiana aveuue;
one large Parlor and Bedroom. Terms mode
ate noli-tdecls
ROARDlNG1Per.ons wishing TO obtain large and
- pleasant ROOMS with fret class BOARD, can
he suited at No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, First
Ward Transient Boariers accommodated. One
Room to rent. unfurnished no1l-eoStf
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENr-with or
Il without BOARD, at No. 49s Pennsylvania ave-
week jySO
RIRsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms,
at 21S street, bet EthaH 18th; short walk from
most OF the public ohhces. jyS-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-27

Government Securities.
WAsHiAGTos, New. q, 1sGo--Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
securities.
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IL BY s. p. BROWN SON
Southeast Corner New York avenue and 18th Street
One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RES
lDkNCk; all modern improvements: elegantly Furn
ished win be sold Furnished or Unfurnished.
Apply above. no Is
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

- OLS tC1ALAA hAND MIN l.
LypR RENT-The DWELLING PART - H,y..
,- I'm 80 Ssu.e a, ssss rss t'
A sss, 4 HABLE e.; SsGilSssAs House
EoR RENT-Three III DORIS. ei~~.n,i, ISrai-hr,i.
Il en- suite. with smoking rooms. aud all modern
caHyenicnces ATTACHED. suitable fpr Senator~. M~m
Ssn, "a and SG rsnrs si ss.! fS
sSSr. Is is.T tn sdeS D S @iSs
D~rrtrrn,s Ri rsfrr~nc-@ si,rn r. rsassr-s
between Ifh aud 10th sts. n"2ts
+ ftRNisHfp ROOMS for rent. At No : Louisi,
ana syenue. hrt a. and 9TH 1t. no2s7t'
DOR RENT-S,yen NICELY FURNISHED
.insiy Apply Sc. Sis i street, sei. nh and l:SL
L,OR RENT-FRknE DWELLING. conisininss
ply.,N No: S.s Massachusetts .'snue. bst~c~n i:ii'
and 18th stnscts No $50
FOR SALE OR RENT-A desirable HoVsE.
"; Terms easy. Inquire at Nc. 81 Pa ssruse. 90.
t'9aEo , E lp PER Ms, MoSLa,A BKlSk
frame stable; "a Nv ysrses syenuc third door
s sh {. s,r se,~ s and s S north ns Segs
DLEAsANT UNFINISHED ROOMS. ON
Il first noor. for housekeeping; very convenient
Also. = pleasant FURNISHED Reom for a gentismsn:
neal Treasury and War Departments so. sir--t.
FURNISHED HOUSE foR RENT-A snail
II FURNISHED HOUSE in the Firrt " and.
tanning six rooms and KITCHEN; Apply AZ No. $40
west 18th street between n and streets bst~~~n
and .. m. no3u
L>ARM FOR >ALE-For sale. nice little YARN
from IS TO 0 scre. in Fairfax county. Va. eight
miles from Georgetown. we'll waierod aud healthy
For particulars apply 90 h. NICHOLS. 163 FL si.
west. nos colin
HOUSE WITH ALL CoNvENIENCES. IN
HI the most desirable location in the city. will he
rented 90 psrty purchasing the Furniture. Cz-A
prize, s2gW. Rent Moderate. Address A. L. y.
Star once nos Sf-
LNOk sALE-Two fine Ri HIDING LOTS l..
II between North Capitol and l-t streets. near ST
Aloysius Church. Inquire At Law Once. No. "a
Louisiana avenue. Rol2 Ct
L,oR RENT-In Georgetown D. e. two small
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
Der 8enebietinercrnen ,dblt felt feinent

Der 8enehietimercrhen 3db1t felt fetnsn,
Beteben unter ieinen Mtt9licbern: "a pap
ne, 200 garptndle, 1900 GrabiihDte. uber
1000 8i1hDfe, rnebr ais 10000 @1rtttiteler
1860 fanpntlirte, $500 beattfcirte9 etlt9e, 43
fatierlide unb pter unb ster3ts fcnisltHesFtt>
91teber.
Das fSet Maria Wertianig,1t8 fdQt
bieles Sabr auf ben @rinenbpnnerftas, al
welbem tarum ieber &atbDlif Serrtlthtet TT,
cine I'll. M:feGe au tDren. Darum burfen aud
bic Yrielter bic setp5bnltde Mn;abl pom Meie
fen Ieien, urt ben 0ldubisen @ele9entett ;u
9eten CUR @rfiaun9 ibrer @ftat.
Yins TX. Subeljabr. - llnler @pr>
f4las.-D as Sabr 1869, bas Sabr bes
6fumentlden Goncils lit aub 5u9letA bas
Subeliabr 9ius, pes 11eunten, tpel9er laut
rSmiiAem ordinations <&esifer am S. SAT-.
1917 bic ntebern @etben ant 20. Deg. 1877
bas 5%ubbtaccnat, ant 6. Mdri 1919 bas
Diaepnat unb ami 10. Wdr; belelbenSabres
bic Wrie1ermeite erbielt. Mm 10. Mpril 1869
1T alfp %ius TX. fln3is pplle Sabre @rtefer,
,nb fdQt feine Geeuupi5 auf bielen Sag
neld,en mir burh Runr9ebun9el Der Stebe
uno Gr9ebenbett befcnoers gu feiern entpfebz
len unb stpar bureb wirbtseO e1npnfrationen
bic bur6 etn Ut btefem s3wedc nieberseiebtes
Gon,tte 1tdter SIT t%efimn,en ltnb.
- @pGw'f fer 8i1Apf 9enut feisrt ara 10.
Mdrs fem 25id9rtses Subtlaum ais Stimpf
Der 0tccele Mtlmaufee,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
81. SAUL MinmeIpta, ben 20. Gebruar 1869.
&atbplifG6er &ird,er=& ale,tber.
3tueiter Ta1tenionntae.

Vim sspeiten gafenlcnnsaee brinet sas Gsanss!iin' isss
liebliae wuubcrberrliae 9esetsnbeit, bic Ser:laruns etrtz
I'll, bic ,pie en {a5rer urb freubie funtelnbar Stern tn ben
@rna Der Safsnseit bsretufrahIt. @uf 5aber ldturet Ger
Setlanb lit eiucr ~slanseuben Wulle ihcr serGres, sein Inz
seitdt leuttat ne b. Connie, Seine &lsissr slaa;sa sstS
mic @anee; Stn, CUR Seite fno bic smsi behen, e%hr'plrs'=
aeu 3euaea, WpIes uu6 Gltas. Sent Gritcr trttt eas 0s=
fs. TIM @nbsrn las gruptetentpun, auf; tnS 1e se.enner'
ba6 Ct es lei, auf ben bes Geise binselpisIsa, 1tab ben bic
9rpYteten ~yertinbet batea ie ~beSeassN, III Stn isi MQss
erfiat, tit Stm slaee perslart unu seEecbst. limb t,as fe
b~efetneu, oas ~bstrdftiset SOFT; aus BET g5cifs ert5nt
Seine Stilame Die]er il ssfeia ~se!iestsr Gesa, an Gem
Sd @etn @oblsefalen BABE; Den bpret.
Die Ssee bieie5 @unntaee 1T: 9rest;sss 8datcien. Is
sebt uas uurau Der Grlaier in Der @erslaru1s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
uslGnbiib

Der fl. Gatsr 6at na4 Nnbpruna be,
Wetnung Der Gurbtndle Der Central Com.
%r1tilicn bes gpnctliums beIA1phen, an BIZ
8tihDfe in part. inid. teionpere, 1,ar,eatlt'
DE Gtnlabunset gu e~rla1en. Tp1glth taer.
ben BON bieler 3ate9prte 1tur btejent9cn an
Gpneit per pn1th tbetlnebn1eu, tpe1de lplht
Ginlabun9en erbalten.
-Oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ypn SGmeoel
utb Nprtucgeu lpll spn nun ab, mad etnel
8erprtnun9 Der 9rDpagarba, tnzz2 aetrennte
Miltonen 3erfaaen. Die cine, S6weoen
un1faAetb, bleibt unter Der pberbtrtltden1et=
tur9 bes appi!ol. ,9ifars Stubah, wdErenb
bic arbere, Sic nprwe9tIde, nit Der 9rd>
feftur bes NDrbpols S~eretnigt rirb, Der bic
8arnabiten sprteben.
Gin jd6uer 3ng.--&pn benz iinsit GER
tprbenen jun9en Grpnprtnsen Ypn Selgten
erad9lt man |id fplsenbe Mnecbpte: Mnlor'
abeno beS 1elen Sahres bat Der jun9e 9rt1td
letnen @ater, Inn Gin Neuiatrs9eiAenf Yun
600 Tranfen su gepdbren. Der &Snt9 CAB
ib,n bas@elb, erfunbiete 1i6 aber elet6jettis
au tpelhent 8ebufe er balelbe 9etrauhe.
u@s 1T fur 5wei Gnsel beftntntt, BITE mid
pdIrenb meiler lansen &ranfbett 1att rub
reroer 5prafalt 9ep1e9t baben," artpprtete
ser Nrtns, tnbem er tel btefeit Wprten bte
@ur1r1e ether Der betpen barmh er5isenS htre'
fern, we1de pom 8e9inne feineraranflett an
ntGt ppn 1etner @erlpn 9epihen, III bic !6anD
brildte.
Die Gr1euu,t,1g peS Hatbplifen Slplnas
S'@asen gum 9orb>San5ler fir Srlanp bat
irSrlanb erobe8efrteotsul9 errest; CT wur'
Be bei ber Gtnfibrun9 1T fem &rnt-per
erite 8atbplif, Der felt 6 @eneratipnsn bai>
felbe befleibet-srn Der perian1melter Gplfs'
menee init beseifertem Subel beerilet.
SIT 1nsbreren 9Grfern bes ge3trfs Wrpbnp
uno &pwno bat man bic &atbplifen NIT Sc
malt 1T bic STRIDE 9etrteben, retl te felt Der
Ginfibrune Der ruiiiihm Sprade bein1
ftr6ltden Ritls nidt nteDr bic Stride tefll~
Gen wp[e1. Oesbalb entbalten fih bic
9aneleute offer firdlihen @anblungen. Die
ruliiben Setprben lalen beshalb thre Slit
bcr seeen ben @i1en Der Gltern nit @ewalt
na6 BET ruliiden Torme1 taufer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20
6tl6 s.
Nreufcu uuo Mprbbeutfber Smno+

-Gs ipQ cine Gpnfurrens BET 81 lenbaelt>
Gertinouns apii9en Berlih nnp Dresden &C.
lAafen werpen, unp omar ourb toer1tellnl19
cities Canals, Der etpas unterbalb DRESDEN
bic Glte perlalen unb pberbalb 8erltns in
bic Spree einniiapen fol-. Die 9ereanultz
aeu utb bic Nldne, tpelhe BON fu4verfdnbi>
aer @ette ansefibrt ltnb, beweilcn oie Nus<
fibrbarfeit bss Nrpiefte5 unb Der nmitanp,
baG ptele &pbtoFe, wel6e m%a1enwetle trans
pprttrt tperben, 1tur eilten 1ebr btat9en SranS@
port ertraeen, last au6 cine &entabilitat bes
unternebn,ens niht unwabrlhei1lt4 erlhet~
lten.
- Die berthttgten u6aD@ uno Serah>
tu,1sparugrapben" lOl uno lO2 pes preaBis
fhen Strafaelesbuhes iiap Elm paar sefabrz
libe 8lippeiL an benen 1dpn mandes !3etz
tunsslAiT seiAeitert If, nab bic nit Gsidtd
unb @lud su nmle9eln ,ett tpahlan1es Mtse
unb cine jabrelanse 9raris erfpr0ern. Cine
5pl9e %rarts beittt untreiti9 bic &ebafttpn
beS &labberabatIh, benin tpen1t e5 BET etnetn
pplitilhen @ibblatte lit Oeut11lanp bDppeli
i9wer 1T, bic @ren5e 5trtiden benz Grlaubteu
uno 1nertaubten inne gu balten, 70 aei9t BIZ
dlsert eerin9e Mnjabl Don prebpro3elen &C.
aen bas 8latt wdbrenb beGen 3panstsidbrt,
9en 8eietens, baB bic .,@elebrten bes Slab
6eratatlh" gelhidte SAtfer int pplttilhsr
Sabrma6er linp.
- SIN brn beutlhen 8ldttern 1T III jiinss
fer :3eit wieoerbp1t barauf tinsewiefen ppr'
ben, pte iebr int lesten Sabre in ben 9rDee'
rem @tdbten Deutl9lanos bas 8Drlenlptel
UNI ii0 eesrifen babe, mic BET Mittelitant
es t1idt nur ppr5tebt, ieineGriparntRe IN hpbe
;3tn1en tragenpen unltAeren @apierer1 ar;u.
lesea, fonoern fi6 iosar wtrtli6 an 8Drien.
fp~efulatipnen tettetli9t, In Der 6ofnun9, 1et
ne Griparnile IAnea gu reropppeln, relp. 81
per;ebnfader. DaB bier Der @eminn fat
mod sefdbrliher 1T, ais Der 8erluf, ltest aul
Der @anb, benn er rintr,t benz @anpmertel
feline Mrbeitsluf, pe1de bod bic ein5t9 iAerl
0runblase leines @oblfanoes TT. IS If
Elm 3utano pirtbi6aftlider SaulniS, BEL
babur6 er3eust it, unb es foate ba5 8eitre
ben Mler lein, bteler Sdulnib cine @ran;e ~
feBen.
- Sm Mb9eprbnetenbauie purbe am q
sSanuar ber WDlfelide Mntrae, betrefent
Ste Mufbebuns Der @beperbpte aus @tanbes
rnsleidbeit, nit srober Majorttat arsenont
men.
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Auditors Office, State jOf
Louisiana. = H. II .
New ORLEANS, July 18th 1869

New ORLEANS, July 18th 1859.
CharYey BarPe, Esq, r.a,5 yn..tl
.a5., State Collector for the Parish OF
Calcasieu, Lake Charles, la. .' vi. ...n
S1R-In accordance with the provis-
ions of Section SO of Act TIA, of 1869,
you are hereby authorized and required
to close up all establishments where the
proptietors fail to comply With the law,
Is place keeper on the same, and after
thirty dnys, ,if all costs and indebtedness
to.tRe State is not paid, you will sell to
the highest bidder as required by said
section, and make your return Of such
sale to this office. rGIj =" #s.I
Very respectfully ftmlT
G. M. WICKLTFF. Auditor
September %, tt, a~3 ..nal.p .4,G
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" RICE
TO ALL TAX PAYERS.

TN compliance wish an bet .of the Legis-
Iatnre of the State Of Louisiana, en-
titled ''An act to provide 3 revenue tor r
the SUPPORT Of the State government: OF
I II, ,onisia11a and tie manner of collecting
the same, approved. March 9, 1869 the
undersigned will assess the property, q Of
The Parish 81 Calcasieu for one z month nth
Commencing on the list day Ct October q = Der
and ending on the 1st day Of Noyembe5
1869 from 10. TO y o'clock A. M. 5
from 3 to'4o'clock p. M. OF each dSy,
Sundays excepted Ct the o otiSe 2! q t the
Town of Lake CHARLES, for tile years
1867, 1868 and 1869.
JAMES / ! B .Khf4H,fAr, Recorder. J ofc4loa,
G. G1AssPoo1, Clerk. sleu Far
j. M REID, Sheriff. .f'gl lssh.. CA
September so, 1869. I'm. ! Hf>J<A
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B5@ Mr.. William Meyer has
iustreceived from New Orleans a
large stock Of Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Medicines and Garden Seeds,
and is now fully prepared for the
fall trade. His customers and the
public generally should call on
HIM immediately if they desire to
purchase their supplies at the
cheapest prices. 1n.a aa ~a
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Avis aux CreanCieFs ct i
."a q 49, DebiteIIrs. ~ j.. I'll

ToUTEs personnes ayapt roclarna-
l. .tions contre Ia succession de Solo
mon Bonds, decide, sont par Ces pre-
sents notifies dc presenter leurs ere
ances duement etablies du soussign6 d
Hickory Flat, Paroisse Calcasieu, GU a
George II Wells, avocat, il Lac Charles,
en- ce(te paroisse, pour etre 0pprouyees,
ettoutes personnes q 10 dite succession
sontqpries de venir payer immediate
ment. ....t. i.s.. fqH ngg,h ta-#,.tgl
JAMEsCOLE Ad uinistrateur de Ia
dite Succession. lOct. z. 5t.
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Succession Sale.

BY virtue Of AM order and COM
mission from the Parish Court of
Calcasieu Parish, La, & the I'M
dersigned Administrator 7of the
Succession of Solomon Bonds,
'al4 1h,tA deceased; wy S.s. si5a f.
will sell at Public Auction to the
last and highest bidder, at The last
residence Of said Solomon Bonds,
decd, near Hickory Flat in said.
parish, on ? d a ~'s' 8 ~ .|
WEDNESDAY, Oct. goth, A. D. 1859,
all the movable property of said
Succession, on the following
TERMS and CONDITIONS,
to wit: AS a1.8
,The~growing crop on a credit of
n If y days from the ne day Of
All the other movable property,
except such articles as may fail to
sell for more than Ten Dollars,
on q credit of one and two years
from the day Of sale, ., -..4o. VI, /
The price Of all aadjudications
for sums of Ten Dollars ($l0) and
under shall be payable in cash on
the day Of sale, and for all pur-
chases on o credit, purchasers
must execute their promissory
note payable to the order of the
undersigned Admir-, with two sol
vent suTeties in 8olido, and salts
factory to said Adm'r., bearing
eight per cent interest from matu-
rity till paid. Internal Revenue
stamp IS on such notes at the ex-
pense of purchasers. " 49,
DEsCRIPTIoN OF PROPERTY. .
The growing crop consists Of
1875 bushels Of corn more or less,
and a lot of potatoes fodder,
tobacco, and cotton in the seed -
The remaining movable property
consists of household, and kitchen
furniture farming implements,
blacksmith tools, horses, gentle
cattle, oxen, hogs, sheep, and 9TH
or articles too numerous to men
tiCn 't'A t$'EEb III aEG#E g&GA w
wy JAMES COLE.
Administrator.
Got 2 rE0t.-- ..,r. ..,v..,r.f
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N OTECE.
.ht.#"8. gt .,f va DID,. E. +. 2 = I
State of Louisiana, Parish of
CNlCasieu. "''. ~."".

E8&##hgE #FE%E
ALE persons who owe their State Lii
IN oenses for 1868 and 1869, as we'll as
thosejWho owe StGte and Parish taxes for
the years 1865 and 1865, and convention
tax, one or more of them, are hereby
notified to come forward and payathe
same within 30 days, or else ] shall pro-
coed to collect the same as required by
9 g. BARRIE, K 49," fa'"'S . "
@sasHt State Tax Collector for the
Parish of CRlcasieu .,rs "a
E Sept. 20 st. g.8.s aatE.H o.. <1 e.
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m, IA MAKE hay while the sun
shines" and don't let anything de-
ter you from accepting the bar
gains offered in Dry Goods, Gro
ceriss and General Merchandise,
at the store of J. w, Bryan. See
advertisement. tc, f.n aa.
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NOTICE.
Oct T. [2t

THE TAX PAYERS residing
within the corporate limits of the
town of Lake Charles, are hereby
notified not to pay to any person
whatever, any parish taxes or Ii
censes which have been, or may
be, assessed on them or their prop
erty, within said corporation, since
March 7th, A. D. u 1861, except
such special tax or taxes as, may
have been, or may be, levied by
the Police Jury Of the parish Of
Calcasieu, for making or repairing
the Court House and Jail, under
the authority of the 4th Section of
the Act Of the State Legislature of
March 9TH, 1861 and the 4th Sec
ton of the Act Of the State Leg
'islature of March 10th, 1867, the
first entitled can Act to incorpor-
ate the town of Charleston, in the
parish of Calcasieu," and the last
entitled Gan Act to incorporate
the town of Lake CHARLES Ia the
parish of Calcasieu,"
= J. W. BRYAN
ait nl a@dtEaadfm amoM Mayor.
Lake Charles, La, October 7th,
1869. t5t 3. VI '-' ..'.'''' ~
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Yente dc Succession.

I'm lvertu dun ordre OF commission de
T. Ia cour de Paroisse, de In Paroisse
Calcasieu, Louisiana, Lei soussign6 ad-
ministrateur de Ia succession de Sole
mon Bonds, d6c9d6, onrira en- 'Vente
Publique du plus offrantet dernier en-
oherisseiu la derniere residence du
dit solomon Bonds decide pris do Hiok-
DRY Flat en- cette Paroisse, nlaa sob.
Mercredi, le2OOctobre, AID. 1869,
toutes les propri6t6s mobilinirs, do Ia dite
succession ct aux termes ct conditions
suivauts /; SAVIOR:
fl LA recolte croissante ct sur pied q
un credit de quatre vingt dix 1907 iours,
du Jour dc la vente :--et toutes les autres
prophecies mobiliaires, exeepte les arti-
cles quisa yendraient pour niOins de dix
piastres, 0 un credit dc un es deuxa ans
dpjour do 10 vente, lie prix de toutes nc ;
de dix piastres ct au dessous
serp payable compliant le Jour della vente;
Ittpour tous les 20 ats a edit les tCquerr
ieufa deyront fOuTnir laurbillets, payable
Ia pordre dn soussign6 Administrator
iavec deux bonne OF solYable securities sol
idaires ct satiefaisante au dit Admins
trateur, portant interet deleur maturit6
iusqlua paiement. Les timbres do rev.
ems inferno seront aux frais des aCquer-
eurs. y sgps.
Description des PFOprietes.
Iiareoolto crOissanto Conaiste enI12d
boisseaux de mails, plus On moins, at un
lot do patateB, foliragc tabac, u cotton
cn grain.
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ag The tax payers Of the town
of Lake. Charles are interected in
the notice given to them in anoth-
er column by the Mayor q the
town. --L w tm ..lM -. IL.
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Notice to creditOrsnnd Debtors

~ ~ -tut||.s.. .'..i' 81 T. - .''
ALL persons having claims
against the Succession of Solomon
Bonds, deceased, are hereby mott
fed to present their claims with
ont delay, and duly authenticated
to the undersigned at Hickory
Flat, Calcasieu Parish, La, or to
George II. Wells, Esq. his attor-
ney, at Lake Charles, in said par
ish,-for approval, and all per
sons indebted to said Succession
will please make immediate pay
JAMES COLE, Administrator
of said Succession. a.. ? r"i 4yga,
Oct. Z. 5t. .pg. g...IRrn..
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LAKE CHARLES, La, Oct! 2, 1863,
The Council met pursuant to ad-
iournment,
Present, J. ". Bryan, Mayor, Al
dermen, B. R. stoddard and 6. Schind-
Ter, there being no quorum the Council
adjourned until the next regular meet
ing. No Secretary being present these
minutes are written by 49," ...1 ~.
.. ..#s..l j. W. BRYAN,
...y al .. Dr.. . Mayor.
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ma Nh. g. d. Ludeke is our
authorized agent for. receiving adj
vertisements and subscriptions in
the CITY Of New Orleans. Hemay
be found at the corner of Girod
and Carondelet streets.
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In balance du propri6tes mobiliaifes
consiyte en- eifeta u faurnituTes de lnai-
sori "a az cuisine nstt llDents aratoires ]
ontils az foraaron chevehux betes dou-
ces 5oenfs dB tire coChoris, meptons, et
autTesatticlestrop long aenulmete.
MI JAMES COLE,
49, Administrator.
Inc Charles, Octobre 2 1853. -. a's,'..
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v, THAsEs-To Hon. ". B. f. Has
kell for late papers. .m aoaa.ro
Also to q. GlasspOol for like IA
vors. Do .......... -...
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New Advertisements.
seate Og LOtiisiana, Parish Of
Ealcnsfem.

List of Tax Payers who have paid
their taxes for the quarter ending Sep
- aetl, 1890
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Succession de zaOhariah Jones.

Succession de ZaChariRh Jones.
Etat do Ia Louisianne Cour l6s
Paroisse CRleasieu rl Preuyes.
UTILL1AM GRIFFITH, de Ii dite
w Paroisse ayant enregiste au CRETE
de In dite Cour, une petition demand
ant 4 6tre nOmmo administrators do. ia
succession Iachariah Jones, d6c6d6.
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donnie aux interess6s dams cetto
succession d'ayoir q deduire par Gorit d
mon bureau, ON 10 vile do Lao Charles,
dans les dix jouFs qui suiW0nt Ia date
du presant avis, les raisons, ii aucune
lis ont, pour lesquells II ne aarhit pas
fai I droit A Ia dem8nde he II dite pete
ito h. DAyIDJ. REID,
n ,, tJuge do Paroisse.
Lac Charles, 6 Octobef, 1890.