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New-York tribune., 1871-12-19


CONFESSION.
At the resumption, yesterday, of the trial of
Joshua d. Minor the alleged counerfelter, Col Whitley,
ON crOss-examination testified:
no, 5 'S GS sSs c ss s soa % In hs P sst 5 e1 % h. did
csetd capturing the man Who bad plates. o BIN t be
.houd hh ~co do that also told him hat order be
@ at pn;' Sash & anS, tel TIE s.s aTs be- Would
&.
are The Tss lsmsTI ~iu. % %'fs 1 as; Ae
tie Shoe and Leather Ba, gr..
@ %. M bin the Cashier ,F5. q gave Beat. ,.d so
ss. a me sI portion be- d''eT S & G 90
so that could bin witness against Minor
inc. $50 plate oi which Minor had
& S;is s id f',s'
". rsyOist can't that was revoked because bad defsuded
Do si,b TIP, Inspector called upon
,h., watch ! can't exactly that while Boston
@ sIls,'si 1 on % such I. thrown
Boston had no other occupsuon pswnGroler did
w.: ss I'd that .sa % . % e.:
Va. reve, bartender IN Boston when boy j
, in r.. Ia. 81 sG.S$as d.s.sd
ne mite States Srss e.eu % me, % sht, ,n% wa" h
.,,r "a, :. .as 1n. was pr-.as 70 90 to Plies Peak i.d
j.aa ft;s'4 tss .a1~.1s sa sa1s s,ss s
sfI S,es o.' ast Gen a nu h:
W., n n,. ..i IN n. BIZ .n, , dtses ,.r
ns. went INTO the employ o. men .h" were
NORTH. ~ ' ~--.'
Re F the eIplstion q. Mate,
Provisions. commission Lieutenant Colonel from Gen Bpi
John Ballard iesiied-I - old aud p.inter by m
10 a March have epsagei of and msuufrurne conn
felt the where have carried operations
No 2s6 bad full control une ro M; s,ig
the 'e which are here recognize the used
IN The cunter there OF up the
letters s CIV, tue Of the bsnt that they ke dow
ersra'ed and printed from oeunsos ths
other banks the ~ plate which here hes been sed down
IN H.: va a. last t~enyeglt times the farmen and No
cl snies Buf "f Poughkeyse being the cosnisf;
leeB @ M 256 Ryngton this
print gr.rAy turning out about 10 900 mouth; Henry Hnmaa
furnished
mAsri, the Of hw business; have Known Minor for
four Dir Human afternoon told
en the Of hnintb and Tenthsve and bring with
ms all The counterfeit had at that time possession WLrh
$1,000 in $40 the Flint Natoua Bani OF Bed oot
went lie drectrd and there Mr. Hnman and Mr. Nj
gave tse money wrapped up to Mr. HinInsn ard he hMkd
n'aof shO lmneite walled up n The corner o Ninth
.efei I" Bll Guruey Who staining tho
"N haze met Mr. MLOr LfUter Thomas
ht corn'I Of Fi'y eighth si and ErLtLAYe wanted
I.f t "d lfOtboI Thomas and be std he Wuld
Wv N@'' h'LV'J AID get iVI IL. n.C5 IL Gl., |
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

There will be no opera on Wednesday or
Friday evening. Saturday afternoon, the Academy
being engaged for entertainment In aid Of the Home
for the Frendless and the Howard Mission. This eXh
bition styled the Aegory Of the Great Republic, con-
ssts Of series Of tableaux songs, declamations and
dialogues given by about young ladies and gentle
men, and In the history Of America
from the aboriginal period to the present time 1t has
produced many times and in various places during
the past years by Prof j. NJ Hager who has charge
Of 1t ON the present OCCASION.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

THE CITY FUNDS TO Re TRANSFERRED.
The Park Bank has been designated as the
city depository. instead Of the Union Trust Company.
1t is understood that the transfer Of the cys business
from the Broadway National Bank and the Trust Com
pany ~ the new depository will be effected 80 gradu
ally that il viii disturbance IN financial ccles
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

Edward j. Might
AlOnzO Trucsdcll.
VIM. III. McCorkic.
Charles Otto Bdese.
Amos A. Judson.
Joseph Fleichcl.
y. II. Hopkins.
George A. Black.
Jacob J.. Haiiies.
Joel o. stevens.
Jacob Friedman.
James II. WynDe.
Simon NJ. Erich. !
William W. Cook.
Moses We'll.
Charles F. KlcDCk.
John l.. Whltton.
Carol Cuncen.
Mark Thomas.
James kcarney.
James II. WhitclegSe.
Frederick W. foiu'
NJ. T. Beirne.
James Fiddcs.
Dennis Burns.
Martin j. Reese.
Mnrtlmer Sllllydh
nen,y D. =, M
rrederleh w 80, i-r'.
Enaric' ~ D. Yen, :,, ""''
W aI.eT II. -iedo'
John MT. -
Iatrlch rcane3. ,,.3
Hehry 4; i,son. E:,,.
Soiistahtiiie i'ui'ono'
InOmas d. Nc'lls'
James Ailurfson.
William L. w li'y'
Richard J. Walsh
Richard y. koche.
Joseph Sndiliioh.
Joseph +. Murphy
John : Qullll;lh.
Marx !, riiiley.
Johh 1. %, SMra', ,.,,,
frahcIs oi,viiu"
Iatrlc 1Viiiiis; 1V,,
Bernard j. raiideie'
Jacob +. Valentine.
John j. McArdie.
Isaac Wolf.
Thomas +. Smith.
John J. Reilly.
Daniel NJ. Van CotI
Thomas HushiOn.
WllliaIn i. bogert'
George mldaieton'
waiter ~ SaI age
~ Aprahu,il MVoc''
dehiy n pny
!, LOUIS T., pi,in,i,a nii ,',i
" ,l' n; ,, D'li',,', '"o'
James EiiSi',,u'
j. j. oainpg.li. I'LL.
GeorRe "; ho'9 GO"
Jali,es ii,i, hanou'
Waai,au, T..,l, n,,..,, n,..
d0,s T,,dn0 Inn,, M n
z n KSnncdv
Richard A. Burke.
Ahr'm Spring,tceu.
John i. Macklin.
lanes Kelly.
James Riley.
Daniel McCabo.
william \. G,Ies.
lanes n. Vessels.
Georye w. Morton.
Hiram Il, Ferguson.
Iacoh Frie,Inniu
Aaron Whit,
J,mns A Monaghan
Henry /. Wright.
William Glaspr.
pat.r Mpkuipht
CeorOe Ens,cr
Torenz Obrrle.
= IT Rod.I,l,nreb.
Harry Erecviug
iIornon ny Co,,h
= A % Wart
G.o -. ~. 81. Gi,ro,,ror
~ yS - Toai,,n ~
1vnIpn y " ~ r. HT,Dn, tgahn.,,anp
+ WulIiran.
Charles Conlcy.
p McAleer
I T. Dowliny
ID McConneiI
D. Sbar,d.r
I.,',as VII
2a 2hn pnnna,,
Johi JON, Don,lo... % i,na..,r
Jonh , %, ~ N",y ES,'n
,"h,' a,i,, : wi, ~ "'
Joh, Iohm wnin,vre
o, Iohm II.iav
~ IA ifii,1a,
r. , sullivan
Ceor,,c Trrry.
R,cnar,, E,,,,arau.
John 7. Mnlorry.
ChristOpllcr Fine.
p,tr,rk Malone.
William, Doll.
Eiwar,l Hrrr,an.
BERNARD Crrgcn.
Edward l.. Doulry.
John Whit.
WIN. Il. Re lly.
Vim. G. O'BIicn.
Thomas s. Henry.
John NJ. DOughtrty'
Bernard Reilly.
Hugh Brady.
John Il. Hrniit>sy.
Theodore +. hrnOid
\. v. X. Crugcr.
Henry GreiDe.
HOratlO Adams.
W. Montgomery. jr.
VIM. Krugh.
John N. Williams.
q. il. Cnilds.
John J. Walsh.
Mathew r. ii,ake.
E;,r,,ns % Ho,innJ
A,i,,ns cameron.
lain n tiayward.
J,,u.s AZ Swerny.
9hn',,. n,,,, .'' ,,n"avar
,,.,u .iu''iH ,,o1i,mn ,,,''
Mi ~, i,"''..ms, i". I'D 9,.-,st
~, Ii,m ,o." y crai,.r
U,,,,,,i r. T. iInya.
Sidney uolborrow.
Wu n K,owu.
\ Wa,,t,i', u,ut,
,', n,A'',',''I Z, Nj.
ES.,,Io EE.,,, !, nnr,n,.
MSnHT"r rsi,n,r'
ThoNL, ,,,nnn,,s.
JosrpE m.iv,n' s.
Dehhis So ,s
yoah cSuUunn,Tcbam.
$500 ~, Ua MrSahon.
is,nas M. smith.
T,rn.l,ns Farley,
Is,ncs Roe.
VIM. II, McCabe.
patrick II. Kcaruey.
Nyultsr Is. waldrOu,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

CVu
John NJ. Conan.
William FurlUng.
Michael shelly.
Thomas Wiltls.
James COwau.
james Sullivan.
Robert T. McGrath.
Joseph shaw.
Patrick keane.
Henry p. McG0wan.
H.. II. Brown.
Hanf0rd Horton.
Arson A. Hurd.
George w. Oakley.
Charles w. Dayton.
Benjamin Moore.
John W. Thorp.
Patrick O'Bierne.
George Thompson.
George Wilson.
Andrew Ellard.
Sheldon Is. shaw.
Oscar +. shaw.
Henry &. Hope.
Samuel Straus.
L. +. Donovan.
George smith.
Fred. j. WarburtOu.
Henry Johnson.
William Marcy.
John Iyers.
James &. Quinn.
j. tiaaklniWil-on.
James ". WOrtlsn.
David smith.
James +. Rogers.
GeUrge +. Jar,line.
William a. Cruiiis.
Frank Cavanagh:
James Reynolds.
X. NJ. ITverson.
II. ID. HO,t.
Charles f. Satterlre.
ID. \. Hart.
Felix +. Pagan.
Peter Mcdonnell.
Jacob LTbenst..in.
Edwin FORESTER.
Harmon II. Kart.
Alfred Lyons.
Richard NJ. Lush.
Thomas ". krarney.
Michael j. tdgan.
Robert II. GlbsUn.
.Edwar'i linlan.
George v .ll-atn,.
E,iIdrd Jones.
Andrew Stow
Nnlhnrl lathhuI.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

~ 1iE REGULATING AND ~ MhtHISG VEHICLES.
"a Every vehicle winch Nlal resort to or come noon
any o tbs pubic stands. or which shall found waiting
f ic al place other than the house u slur of lho
owner thereof. shall Uo naIhoI anu numb. red u Ln.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
BY Judge LArTe-
COI'YT CALENDAhS-THs DAv

srrxvn. AKnolo, "Opens at y m
Calendar called al u m. -
81 nor Dine Seyus Intu- Ca (CsD Cohen et al as The
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
THE MINOR TRIAL.

cot. wHITLEY'S HIsTORY-A COUNTERFEITER'S
CONFESSION.
At the resumption, yesterday, of the trial of
Joshua d. Minor the alleged counterfeltcr Col whitley
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19

M IUDD
- g. DIMOND.
tee on Salaries and Offices.
Ahern, John.
Anderson, Stcp'n u.
Alt, William.
ANTI, Francis Il.
Alexander, W. V.
Anderson, John.
Burrill, william Ii.
Bllger, James.
harrington. I. Is.
Butler, A. T..
BUyert, George ".
brush. Z.
BAllcntine, VIM. A.
Blrshley. Andrew jr.
Beliuant, Simon T..
buchanan. Benz. W.
Brushabcr, Henry.
Beggs, RobCit.
Byrrs, James q.
Brady, Thomas r.
Baker, Alfred T..
Bennett, John W.
Brown, r.. H.
Blunt, II. ;.
Blunt. n. ".
Hayert, W. I.
Brown, Thomas J.
Brook. T.. L.
Burnhan. BeekmaaT.
Boyd, James NJ.
Brown, William II.
Black, George A.
Burke, Francis, 81.
Beglan, James.
Blrdscye, &. ID.
Biglcr. Hcnry 4.
Brcnnan, Thomas J.
Carney, Patrick +.
Vostcr. Morris.
Collln>. filri,k.
Corey. Edwin +.
Carpenter. ". &.
Cushman, John III. II.
CarOiin. Denis.
Carpenter. Denis NJ.
Chambers. X. A.
Chamberlain. Jas. r.
Chambers. ". X. w.
Coe. Joseph Il.
Chanuing, Roscoe Il.
Carstcn. NJ.
Clarke. Andrew
Cheney, Charles
Cauliieid, Joseph
Cu hug, Thomas
Costello. william
tLlrpbrll, \. }.
CON rrll. John
tJuItcI. Henry
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
James Keenan,.
GOnzal0 Pocy.
Lewis Fellows,

James Keenan,.
00nzalO P0cy.
Lewis Fellows,
Edward II. Schell.
Thomas NJ. F0Ote.
Eugene M. Jerome.
Henry McClOskey.
william Hastings.
Chas. A. Flammer.
James Mctiinncss.
Austin V. Petit.
Warren U. Reynolds.
Joseph HartInsn.
I. G. j. Lan9lein.
Jas. II. DOnaldsOn.
Christopher Sick.
John Nugent.
Patrick Daley.
Ferdinand Levy.
Dennis CsrOihn.
Yhos. A. Mcclure.
George g. Schultz.
Charles =. Goodrich.
Edward T.. Price.
James Z. Brown.
George Laugdon.
John Usher.
John O'DODnell.
Hugh McKenna.
Thomas Casey.
Henry T. Wilson.
Pavk Cunningham.
Thomas l.. Feltner.
Bernard Flanagan.
Henry Maxwell.
Matt. 4. FARRELL
Pat'k FitzsirnnOns.
Michael J. Murray.
Pat'k j. McDonVugh.
James bly,.
L. j. Duffy.
Charles T.. Connolly.
John W. LYNCH.
James O'Brien.
Cornelius Farley.
Charles McDermott.
William 4. COnover.
Sol. DE Wallteerss.
Edward TimpsOn.
Thomas Egan.
Stcph. N. simonson.
Delancey W. Knevals.
stephen Rowan.
James O'Hars.
Edward N. Lafey.
JOhn FOrO.
VIM. +. Mcnamara.
Thomas Tierney.
Thomas Mahcr.
James Reilly.
Cornelius Scully.
Martin i. Ranney.
Charles NJ. ElsIg.
Alexander Is. Clark.
q. +. e. Dohernwcnd.
Herman Drcycr.
j. Gaskin Wilson.
Alvah 4. Canneld.
Herman Schroeder.
Thomas Reilly.
James McGinnis.
Theodore FeldStcin.
Frank sippclins.
otto Schaible.
Jacob Mandrr.
Edward J. Knight
AlOnzO Trucsdcll.
VIM. II. McCorkic.
Charles Otto Bdese.
Amos A. Judson.
Joseph Fleichcl.
n II HnDl ms
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
FESTIVAL At THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC

COWf 0 hppedE-AlbaNf, DEC. Inc 1OlIOw-
pg the calendar br Dec lsNoA 49, az +6O 4S 49, J 49, 49,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-19
Carkson, WAltor l.

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D,' Dons s'"' ~, it.
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DELANEY. Arthur j.;
D DDnnscoiiip; - ,r, DaV,n y, .; -
DT,iiihroS,' D,l me -, - -
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81 , ~ I" .,,,,ov
Ei',s" ~ n,.n pa,n, ."'
n" E,s Tnon,..
nrs' E,prss,er pat"r
80 Ia,n.. "
Ear ~ Ct ""
r.rr.,iy -, H. I,m.u
Enrni. WiliisIn
Fi,tan PerdInsnd.
P,van MicbaeI.
Enrd Frc,,erick W.
r,is,on Than,inr"
5000 ron"L,no Lv Wnn,v
I,a,sah, riten,'S Ia, o1'
T @ lhiscni' ~, Spso'.
reItneI, in1'i,.ss ~ .s,an =. ~
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Ei rtzs.iniIoi,s. m, II
r, rennei,' LvWa,i L.,,',an =
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Otc1sOn, a. W.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14

or else compel the rogues to keep their
own plunder, and to pay from ter
own pockets the whole S9,000,0 900
which it has cost the city. This done,
the same committee would then go to
half-a-dozen of the purchased courts,
arrest the Judges as criminals, try
them in City Hall Park, and hang them
on its green trees.
We do not advise this method
There is Il more excellent way. Let
public sentiment blast the malefactors.
But will the people rise and strike? Is
it not true, as Dean Swift has taught,
that There is as much pleasure in be
ing cheated, aS to cheat ~ Will not
the popular Indignation, that burns
hotly for a. time, al last consumes itself
before it has bIistered the renegades
Would not the usual aud heavy Demo
cratic majority, i'll this city, triumph
antIy ro-elect these same swindlers to-
morrow !? OF course it would!
| Let ms point q single moral, and then
the city, aspires to rule the Nation. Il
hopes to nominate and elect a candi
date of its own choice, as President o
the United States. Hoffman, or some
other usabIe tool, is already pre- cho
sen for that purpose. In view of {
Democratic victory in 1872, (Which
may Heaven avert! what would fol
! lowed? There would be the same
plundering of the United States Trea
sury which we now witness in NeV
York City. If the knaves steal ter
millions here, they would steal q hun
dred millions there, Having not onl,
single city, but the whole country tt
plunder, what honest man will dare t.
calculate the measure of their greed
We ask the American people to thin
once, twice and thrice, before the
look forward without fiery indigna
ticn, to the bare possibility Of Tan
many President of the United States
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14
Health Insurance.

A thin, cadaverousl looking German,
about fifty years of age, entered the
office of a health insurance company
and inquired:
"Ish tie man in vat insures de peo-
pies helts p
The agent answered, 81 attend to
that business"
We'll, wants mine helts inshured.
Vot you sharge ~
different prices" answered the
agent; ''from three to ten dollars q
year Pay ten dollars year, and you
get ten dollars a week in case of sick
ness
"vell," said Myaheer, Il wants ten
dollar vert.
The agent inquired his state of
health.
we'll, / ish sick all the time. Ia
shust ont of he'd two or three hours a
taS, und te doctor say he can't do
nothing more goot for me-"
"If that's the state of your health" !"
returned the agent, 1--WE can't insure
it. We only insure persons who are
in good health, -
At this Mynheer bristled up in great
anger. You must tink I>s a tool.
Fot you tink come pay you ten dol
lars for inshure my helt ven l vas
vellY"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Common Pleas Judges-A- s. DIcKEY, WIZ. H.
SAFFORD-
Probate Judge-JOHN B. PRIDDY.
Prosecuting AttOney-MADIs0N PAYEX.
Sherin-CONRAD GABIs.
Clerk Of COurt-MASoN BLANCHARD
AuditOr-ABEL MCCAHDLESs.
Treasurer w. SAYRE-
UleeOrder-Z w HEAGLER.
COroner-JoHN MILLIKAN.
Comm issioners-ENo Is. REEDER, Wu. CLARK,
GEoRGE s. FULLERTON.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14
From the Golden AEe.l
The Tamnany Thieves and Their
b.. TheftS.

People have been heretofore puzzled
to explain how certain public officers
in New York, who, without other busi-
ness than those of politics, and with
out other incomes than salaries, have
risen to extraordinary opulence, and
become the Rothchilds of the city.
By what Aladdin's lamp, for instance,
has William NJ. Tweed lighted himself
step by step through the labyrinth of
poverty and politics to such oriental
wealth?
Such a man, we will say, has a
daughter to be married What will he
do for her on her wedding day? He
will flush the occasion with roval pur-
pie; he will giId it with fine gold he
viii garnish it with gems and precious
stones-until the shining list of Solo
mons gifts to Sheba's Queen is out
lustered by a New York brides sump,
tnous souvenirs of her fond father,
and of his henchmen, and !.is appoint
ees, and his time servers, and his sat
elites. " e
Then, too. we witness the spectacle
twenty times day in this city, of d
type of municipal officer, who, whether
of high or low grade, can roll his
fine coach to Central Park. return to
his brown stone mansion and his rich
dinner of viands and old wine vary
his family pleasures by pilgrimages in
.courtly style, to the summer watering
places-and yet all this expense be
supported by the moderate income O.
some political office, of uncertain ten
ure, and of moderate pay.
What is the touchStone or magic Sc
cret for making q small salary go sc
far?
The Times has solved the riddle
What was heretofore dark has beer
brought to light A key to the hye
roglyph has been found.
The Comfy Court House is thu
treasure vault of the Tammany ring.
This is an unfinished white marbl,
building in the City Hall Park, o
moderate size and capacity, fitted NJ
for county Offices and courts, ant
which, to say nothing of the origina
cost of the structure, has cost for it
furnishing (and, still stranger, for it
repairing the following bill of items
to the accuracy of which, the Times
| L.,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14

- Notwithstanding the efforts of
some of the leading men in Spartan
burg and York Counties, S. c., the
Ku Klux outrages are as numerous as
ever, and at the solicitation of Sena.
tor Scott the recent Ku Klux bill will
be enforced there.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14

= TT 9 Secretary of the Treasury
has called in flVe-twenty bonds of 1862.
to the amount Of one hundred millions,
the interest oeasing on tbs. first of next
December.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

VV M. GRAY, Attorney at Law, Wash
L ington, o. ONCE over Bank of Fayetto.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14
C1.ss C. No 1

Best Buck, lst premium, John Salmon; I'd
do. A Dewitt; best Eve lst premium, An
derson Dewitt; I'd do. John Salmon; best 5
Lambs, lst premium, John Salmon.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14

Jar cucumber pickles, 1st premium, Mrs.
Margaret Wherritt; jar pear pickles, sweet,
lst premium, Miss Addie Kirk; jar tomato
eatsup, 1st premium. = Sringett; eucum-
ber catsup, lst premium, Mrs. NJ. B. NIilli-
kan; plum catsup, 1st premium, the same;
led onions, lst premium, the same; picked
plums, 1st premium, the same; specimen
dried apples, 1st premium, Mrs. j. NJ. Allen;
picked raspberries, lst premium, Mrs. Calvin
Boyd; picked plums, lst premium the same;
wine, lst premium, Moses Gilmore; specimen
dried peaches, 1st premium, Mrs. j. NJ.
Allen: specimen dried pears, lst premium,
the same; apple butter, lst premium, the
same; apple marmalsde, Is premium, the
same; specimen peach butter; lst premium,
the same; pear marmslade, lst premium, the
same; pear butter, lst premium, the same;
| strawberry butter, lst premium, the samei
blackberry butter, lst premium, the sanei
specimen dried cherries, lst premium Mrs
Margaret Wherritt; apple wine lst premi
um, the same; white currant wine, lst pre-
MUM, the same; black berry cordial, lst pre-
MUM, the same; tomato butter, lst premium
Mrs Calvin Boyd specimen native wine, Is
premium, Mrs. r. B. Parrett; red curran
wine, lst premium, the sameI blaekbUrrv
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14

or full return in four years, has not
been an uncommon experience among
those who have tried drainage.-Peo-
fis'S Journal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-14
Single Harness, 1st premium, VIM. Robinson Son
Glass NJ
Cigars and Economy.

''Father, do you remember that
mother asked you for two dollars this
morning ?''
'.Yes, my child; what of it ?'
.ssDo you remember that mother did
not get the two dollars ?''
"Yes. And / remember what little
girls don't think about %
.'What is that, father p
II remember that we are not rich
But you seem in a brown study. What
is my daughter thinking about"
81 was thinking how much one cigar
costs.''
''Why, it costs ten cents--not two
dollars, by long shot"
''But ten cents three times day is
thirty cents"
That's true as the multiplication
table"
"And there are seven days in a
week"
''That's so, by the almanac.
"And seven times thirty cents are
two hundred and ten cents"
Hold on. I'll surrender. Here,
take the two dollars to your mother,
and tell her that I'll do without cigars
for a week"
"Thank you, father; but if you
would only say year. 1t would save
moro than a hundred dollars. We
would all have shoes and dresses, and
mother nice bonnet, and lots of pref.
ty things"
"Well, to make my little girl happy
| will say year" a5a.3
ooh that will be so nice! Blu
wouldn't it be about as easy to say al
ways? Then we would have themon
ey every year, and your lips would b'
so much sweeter when you kiss us. :"
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
r OUIsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,

T OUISIAN A STATE UNIVERSITY,
Name changed from La. State Seminary
BATON ROUGE, Las
FOUNDED AND SUPPORTED BY THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress, will close in June, 1870.
The next session will begin first Monday in
September next, and will continue ten
months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of "a full corps of able Instructors in
all branches of Literature and Science, usu-
ally taught in the best Colleges and Uni
versities.
Embraces a Preparatory and Academic De-
partment, including Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, Special School OF
Civil Engineering and Commercial School.
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS
Well selected and valuable. The Geolog-
ical and Neurological Cabinets, ETC., the
largest and most complete in the South, en-
bracing the extensive collections Of the late
Col. Wales, of Mississippi, and the Cabinets
of the Typographical, Geological and BOtan-
ical Survey of louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years of
age, who know Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography.
EXPENSES
OF every kind, for ten months, $3.50; 500
payable in advance, balance February lst,
or by accepted Draft, at per Ct, for ninety
days. Payments may be made through the
Canal or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received at any time during the
session and charged from date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military, with daily drill. A battery of four
guns will afford facilities for instruction in
Artillery. Uniform of Cadet-gray Cloth, to
be had at the Institution at a cost Of 1925
per suit.
For further information, address ...l
d. +. BOYD, Superintendent,
Baton Rouge, La,
Office of the University, in New Orleans at
Swarbrick d Co.'s, SO Camp Street.
*Until the rebuilding Of the College Edi-
tice, lately destroyed by fire, near Alexan-
dria, the Institution is temporarily located
at Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy, and ac-
commodations ample for large number of
Cadets. Number this session, 10. =
May %, 1870. |,+t-t., n36-ly
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11
BUSINESS.

"AVING rented the store, warehouse
IL and chambers, corner Grand and
DeSiard streets, / shall, on the goth of this
month, put up my shingle as COMMISSION
MERCHANT. EUGENE TISDALE.
an2-daWtf.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-11

IT GERSON, JR., J'.ta.-- /tiE.t
LII DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Notions, &c, groceries,, CrOckery,
Saddlery, Guns, Pistols, and General Plan
tatiOn Supplies. el..,
Highest price paid for cotton and other
produce. ....g.. ........ .,.,s.
Liberal cash advances made on cOnsign-
1nents to his friends in New Orleans.
decl2-d3m -i...... I'LL, O., ..,. b..