INBSURArICR.

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n .e n1 .ei .. .............3.. N .m _ _

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w .ta. nam r. ... ............. . •. m , wMar Pe u ................ 18. 5

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7i. .............................. mN la. Les ........................Iae LU.m m................... .L. .

$ U411a11 3140R 1ns mna r a of e..5............ ..... a.hat.d IUat. BeOeh............. 1,741 a.trees., .st• ea. Ies em ,.. s"AI . .t .................. ..... . ....w

S atPer. ent M Misleagmymt Io lt m5 . 5 U ............. _

eain rd tuaesd I.m.. ............... 1,51K

TA iapa is thefemt .. w.~ toI s .Re

arat at a Pm....a...mtes themaerw..... .semb.p. mlr. Iuatd. it ladeped ty . Bead o Treen, e dals., •ae• s•-rns.lm ew ekeaN dd,• sNeesb e Adi,* be wdb olt b is

club Gapta of $ua1n ees"VONe is asstal me..s...........I.............I 11 5 0Se a lbed. is ume1srt as .f a is e ......b .. m a 5~. L d-i bylee b u rand aon do Um ................ al.5----- UI

(1maed in sank b an er 51.55 ............... 15.55 5Isawesdd to aMrI t Us . mpaie........ .W 5Leaseed e Oges ........................ ... 13. KW

wmils o ssue O L................ 7.75S- td,, p4 ii:U

taw tbe besne of Be Oampamph

J. . zews l 11ar1ry.

3. I. mnd .es d bIa........... s. at mom.175. PAUL W. OOLIa*.

aft W1.Pa y wme p--sI e legal . as..S U sed .ea.......... r a ay wd W ................. ... ....... .... ll dam

Asw. CAaussA. Vic- P Qlesdm

Ask rele A. LoneSm A. PVi-, P...bI. Boagl, Dha•melOkay Leasa Jet.

r. Aad.ul. Eab1U.dom.IlAbed mm+. Vm a.A. huurtebs, 4eb.a5 7

SW. D .. , .... ........I F. Vte.bmw, LAm sSaS... w. e S•md , >o .oIeb'd ................ 5 Jr.~

S. . N .ar. ~iI. 1I....... te .

CRESCENT MUTUAL ISURAWC: COMPANY.

New Orisesa. May 5S. 165.

e. Truanes. Ia .ealmbtyte tbeswber. s.5nt Use wel.lowing stalteiom of the s.ilt at lb. agm e.s eas ws 5bdi *fAprit, Irn:Fira Premiums or yew .............. 1S so U3r Pm emi. fr m e ............ s K1 11BWeer hrmiums 4n er....m.. .... 177.54 K

el me5 earsed Piemil.......... S 447.54 3Fie eas Paid and uadsueled.....S 55.5lWar .............................. ..m4 IS

......... ....................... 5.1P•U Ts.. .................. ....... 1.5PrU reia.raessand diseait ib lim

efa• rip ... .................. .... 1 5

The Compamy baye tbefl.lewig AsmbS

I . ......................Lae e bemds a A M u. ]. 19.3 K

---- 5.57W 5S M e ...... ............. . 4

L.oamme leieO. o5 13s6 ea alcl... 85405lIT WT 36

Lase ame pledge Of msm Ir7me ..... 1 1m 9eallt mud E Ie aq.. .. 0e.. . . 7 k•d uo

S'Ig, o of C1ugomelbaomed emdrmsemass.. U..................(-.

emldad City Do a............ 3.0K K

B a d oe. aeek......... . 2 WU 11

CON lor Olt Bo past .._.•,. 8 &#

TheedanyOhaee lls.Pr•hedO.'"e"p wll""a.'.'. •Am me l m meI nterest neled, -t....... . 7 S e l

al.. '.utd O s. ..S 1.. l, p be-,,.

Pbebooar of timNgmbany.e

h fr..... M ..................A . il .mm e .

II't lSA L ...................... KNIisIdk ima. A.d.....a.... m HU en- 1nel.

glU(.b* ia rIUiSael C.ID iSp. eselen. Jstl. Edards. eA. (1. Obtr OA.me Pb paa

e mr t rd p wuntam m Itled mgas ra ties f their ar lb.AmounT A F DMre 1. lbs gem .aU.js reade

mar Vr Oe am le .. F 60r78

ela Pomarmlame . .h s. huaNOMMr UiOosL lastrlC

Ike shOes Ihlm. km 1.u .5 mnI W mmuir

855Telb.U .. ***** ....... r AD . P*

M•

MUTUAL NDSUUAIuu

cOOMPAT Or ss. OUL1A .

rOUITI3ETr APIUAL TATIMUENII

Ii erremaiir wo o w eabtms of ther Chnrm. thenOampwars o pbah te jaowlag

WPATYRMYT:0~ F. 31Im o FII.Ir: maiPelms"m e dmrgI 3 ue I ar m n wa Mar. MN. N1.

din amerd pP s iu m of heape. wr :On Prt m imk ..... ......... ............... m InOn N be Ilh ................................. 1OfI R I ir .. . .......................... .. . .. I. " a

Tre l •m• at.. .m....................... ....... . N

IOg ................................ r wIee.r PLarema .................... siTI R-0 U R W

m named Premr me Nl .Mra, 1m.......3 00,144i

Laies pdM:On Fire Blw ..................SW1, SON mvrne isks............. 1. 0,# IOn AM almksb ................ 1.0 N

ar ............ .............. 168 ald.arwaes, zxpme. Prltsad Ler, lae t.asmes ..... 3,1M. 01- 1nS.l N

o .reomlp"y have the feUowlg m.ew:Real R ................................ S I.ST aNei Iusem. by Mrtasae ................ 1,0•W 18ees m.me by P I ................... l• I

cas em ha d ............ ................... 475aPre.tslas I or es of OoUemeso....... ... 03.71OM, m s .................................... U WBask mod Railroad e mb .................. 011030

bille e•m vbla ........................... 11.I 79Scrip of Mutual Iaisames Oemwpl..... MO. NMbak of Yal.t Da Dmk emWper...... 1,0 Us

L.avm ma a.o•4 Pa........ 00 0OS Mar e Dry D .......................... 70

rMarsate' teabnag ........... 1000 0SI.ghtru dWrekgOs...... 1PW00

L " Le•slam q •tabe Idle LIn O.. U00aabe ds.... .. .......................... 1,100 0

To ........................ ....... 1.& u614 Ila:

aedulmed Iumal ad i Uammb per.blb N4 Jar ss an aS .. est.IgsBenre ee Company ........ 5,

Thirty Se per east of kertp ease ofINU. auht N Jul............ 1,01 75

CuOeaed Premium N. May, 110.. 01,507 N-451JU1 W610113.. N

The abrve Statemeat l a 1ust. ras aut aj eos troommriprom th booke of the Compoy.

PAUL FOUICiT, IUmutmr .

SYATI OF WOUITIANA.P.rmh at O0f m. OF of Now Or e0mSwere to e eabserthed dere. .e, this th wr of Jsas,

350 FPAUL V. .OOLLWS,Tbrd Jsee ef the oem

At s meis of tke Board o basreaei hM e Nbeder of Jmse B,110 It was reolve to deda a sie Drt idender T1HITT •P.O CNN. es the es ImleI r•nsloldty aPremims r the year emlng 10th May. IAN, N, Iwhih arl*es will be leoIed a d shom the br ut d1y Auge

most. Alm to pe a sad Nor the seemd eModay , Julyes TaIrrT-.F PER a3T. ON Tra 3o01 1es3s

OP 110; eud d=s p3r 4a" tamPt on W oil t4mU Adigoat a. Oes= M.or Pe osmkarts. P. isaMoe Dei: Meerd.

LI.. .. F. ees. Post.P . . P

a J .J . m. wPe

LI IMAUBAMo COMPArN.

emplms.................................... YGe0*

OFIO3E, 18 CANAL ISTIRT, EW 0O3&UA3I

II •o W. a "wk

5L.O 4 Dle3. .L W .I. 66 iumIiiR .

F. Deibrnlo, M 0.e1 - I.. Go.dy..ee .A.d wd Dwde Ua J. Umlk.

500mw. Ruts".. Prodiast. w.d. Pa., Ttee.rmdeb5 .Os.ws Dudnlne. Ge.. Aast, W. P. Harm. e.M .Dhr. De . J. Y D.l Ij-asm

ALL PAKMIID o ON.OrPTrIArLER.

Naw eaLEAMa XUTVAL

INSURANCE COMPANY,

*e*. Carmar of Cemp sud CVOel itre.).

EIGHTH TEAL

Premiums received during the year eadlag Deem.-bar 1., IM ................................... S 11, 41"

Leas. Tu.. npoma, BRdeareeo, s.., p-darr .a•e pd............................S11.5

Aots eM the Slat December, I.................5..... 3

Now Ouztu•e. Jamery II, 18N

1te DemOt Of Dliretee. hve resol ved I. mere a wig

day ef Merck. I3. 5. TUTES. FmPmedma.J. W. imsea., Iemetery.

Geo Urquburt. T. 3 lasobard Jr, Ohs Lakte.A. Morhereen. Win 34eve.. . N. Leapeyre. V. .Bakcb J. A. Whit.. A. chrbm,

Joe fe. .P Wit. .tO. Tmy.

PANT O NEW OBIALANS.

OGee Ne. 73 Goi n 3L. mraoroor O e Nk swrae.

Promfom remiO e Um the pr euiSgDeomber , law.................... 11.33I l 3

Le u ta., epmmi, rs-eram, ea..

paid du a eammn pertmd............ 3199 T4--

Oem. RIvar ad m r ama by Pe, 6 tie emnrst

emef poeme ALRED MOULTON. PremidVM. 3. PERIN., VTIeea rd.ne

A w. BUNTi Nereuaer?.

~nA' Aa sre... 1tt tl a l ar o

INSURANCE Q00PANY,3 . ...... a .ed let Stro ..... . .

I1'.%D ANNUAL UTATEMKNT. TEAR EDINGbira APRIL. 116

P|Freiumm fr the oear .. . I 73S m . ................... .I n sPa d .. ..... ............ In ,0 e

Aoeo4. 30th April, 1 ... ... 3 43.14 U

CASH DIVIDEND1 DECLARED TO UTOCKUOLDERS_Ia 'apital Stock Departmet .... TN PER Cal.is rem-am Dertuet. . . FIlrrEaN PEE ~ ENT.

Ths ('omlpmey erettaute to teWm Poli'm IIe PE.RS RITE"mmd MADIinE 3I15. ut the curreat ruts of Premium.

All iavidisb of the Cepnmns mepayable la OA•H, with-eat discooat

MIWEL MUSON. Proedent.HA3MON D•AJIE YV. Pree'deu

km A PorazLE om.

TRUST1E•,

W. A. Joham, W . eHmlu.John L Rob. I.. Wbarrn.John Uhese, Bss5 lmki ugh MeCot RAT. Bok.r

Marhedu J.. bau. I.ma06 rL Oameld. 3. rgb.,

L. A.?ms. L W. UeoaJ D. li. Sje~Js Hps.nia tPPra Pma BNgat

M ,wasi AD .SP SJUaEVeLSsNT

LIFB IiiURIAC COKMPAIT-+r-

I. .LAPITE. W. AL OUNT.JOHRN DATIDSON. L R POTHIER.a. unnmRm, W. Mooetu• L.L M. MAPE, 0. •JAVABOO,E . SPOLN•I. WM. CREIIY.W. COOPER, THOS L FINLAT.W. . PIKE. ANTHRONY AMBOLA.DAVID MC0OAUD, PAtRICE IRWir.L CAULIIELD. J.O. . 5 IrO11r.GEBARD lITL, W. 0. NIOMOI

SOFlCsm8 :

JN0. DAVIDSON. Pmadmi;W.. PIKE. Viese Pmide;

. N. TOUNG0 Seoretary;L. A. FOURNIEE, Trnmeamo

W. E. KOOYR, Attrme".W. C. lcRaoL . D., h.. eia.

N. o. POIsrRe Amiknco ea. 11W Cesades Moeeat. Daldm.ea's Sw.

S'T MUTUAL IEIU OL. CS 0..

EW ORLEANS. LOUWIIANA.Oetdilas to Take

'I rir i Ulver ad artle ameas& T.atltates.

NO. IA.... CAONDELET ITREET.... NO. 1a

CHAi EOeTFELLD. Seret~ry.LLOYD I OOLEMAN. Preidml.

al W. 0. WCrL 1O l1 4 Mwaam.SADOE• I•. Ke2r. of Peretnll Son.

POIrB.TBE Du ODi, is3 , ofOebb, DethadeA 0oe.08CA.& G JOHTSAN e{., Utto. .at.s,J. .TYODD, r., of D• a Mao

L L. C• ot ,H c gllam a •ARTHUR PO 'ALL. q.. F0. . w . Orns .

J A BRAS IEq., of. . A. arueua A Co.JOHN D RIInON rEq. of' rts.. a oo....jB. ORSORo . eq.ott. Palhot..EDWARD O tO$HrAN. Nee. 143 Eiga str.l..

FmaUaMZN I Vss ANCUs 0SMJ'AEO. mEW OWBLANU.

aptal tee .................................With pritlgee ts mess to S9r .r0Iou.a

Oe .IOamp eo . Story Buiadt, orwner Oeamphad ammon trnMet.

3. L Msu.Awue. PresIMt: . M. LanmUm. VlPreideat;L N. Gauemeeaw. aeoretary.

OeMpammy *.A to ia lasured the eptio of a rebes oftlip.c .ml. - a ptIepalem its the as prcuis, payable atthe and of each yw ta w

pZImIOND ErAZL UTATB MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF VIRGINIA

_

Aetherlsed Capital I.**,OO.n.

All Lem m-lsd by i Ogepeey ae Iaoed w Real ResIM ra Ilm. Pe Lee ermeltrl to exe halfU the value

e the protm which Ni I. seeaued, amd ieos of o••aTryProeyr, : da exdelded mrom assenmeet

w -r oft osts - a to Plricy Heteme.vdde declared eal an toai etred sat .md of eery

year to the whuo bma.Peolmes lasoed on all the est approed lea.Policies one-fstfet•b RIates of esaorace low.Premiums asejed to half eas half eatsThe oemasd directors of this compey inlde am of

6theaela and mateetgslbl5 eittssee I. the Seth.C. CARErINGTON, Preldeat.

I. J. HOPKINS. Se•ary.O. N. Pssovw, M. RI. 1Me AddMer.

stxametre:W. D. OCble, E. 0. Thurmuad, J.I L Ples,.HEse Martla. T P. Pltsaetrlcek We. Gordon,C. A. Shller, Wn. P. Sipherd. D.D. Harsook.

Liberal commleates will be p.14 to pod agents Texas,Askmeas sad Loams.l

D. H. MAURT. General Amt.24 rolne streea. New Orleans

MARIIE SMRe PLYATIAAEIN NEW YORK OR EUROPE.

The LeAtetmas Mutmal Imuresee COompyup,Orrcs No. Is* Cou sen yasm,

TNotify their fiseds sad the public that they have mad e r.rengements for the payment of losses oa thdr Martne Risk,.when so required, I New York, L.verwpl. Led•am and Harrwitbout additioal charge beyoed the regular rate t pro.mium established by the tariff of( he New Ortesas Board ofCUnderwrlter

New Orlse.•n Oct. 18. I1M.

bUI MUTWAL ISUuWANOC OINMPAlIOF NEW ORLEANS.

*see. No. 41 Camp Iumi.

Amount of prmtums reseved duing tbe year eod-lag December 1st, 14 ................. 5...... 3Sw m 1f

Aset en Slat December, 184, valued at.......... 767,74 81

NEW ORLEANS. Jauary l7d. 14 5-The Board ofing eipn tsadlurther declared a Scrip Dividend of l per

Toe. Asasoa.e, Seeretary. INO G. O GAINR P

p Dlreetr brbe pes 155S--Jeh a 0. GmHi Rem-

ahwi, T. Lomade. S B.oHa . C amiLl, HaeraWlen,E J. Hart•Joh0 a. ]Rh, J. JIH. Uta . T. BTh

BROUERIgC. WIN KS. KTn.

-- rr-l a reaCa-

87 TCHOUPITOCLAS 8TREET.

Are uw tn receiJpt of a FuIl and Complete Aneormeot o

WESTERN PRODUCE

Staple mad Paer Oroeerlee.

Bach s:

CLEAR STDEr, NBOULDEIRS, HAMF.MAS PORK. LARD, BUTTER. FLOUR.

CHEESE. WHIfKY, CANDLES., rTAIC,SOAP. PICKLES, PRESERVES.

UAN FRUITp, PEPPER, ALLSPICE.OINNAMON. NI TME(OS.

) CLOVES, GINGER, Etc.. Et.

-LtO-.-

A fall aseorlmet of COFFE. SUGAR, MOLASSERand TEA. whlch are sed to the TVade at the lowetmarkct prices.

GRIFFIN A PORCH. 37 Tchoupl•,le sret.

(IWO 40 GOODRICH, lte of Goodrich a 0.O •AI . RAILEY, isae of Ger .. arner

Wholeale reeeore mad Dealer

WE~~TERIW PRODUCE, WINBT, LIQUORS. TOBA

RM., at tie Old 8teand of Geo. 0 Garneor Co,Ne. Ceommona end 44 Omed erme

DISTILLEB' AGENTS., RECTIFIERS OF SPIRITS.

WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,

WRe AS, AT. AS aud R1 Oraroer SlLore.

58 Fetere Street.

FEW ORIl.EAN LA.

C OOKS * MAl ISTANr .

weme ma a sumr.aea m

LIQUORS, SFIRIT. VINES. CIAS, rIT•., rT•.,I. tem na•dstem owe sad th SI Warenhoe,

pEsACSS..A SuBUrVER.

FURLISHED TI.WEEELT aT WV. KIrBK a o0

SebmeIk--l ttysese~U a, 55; "m" em , o 5 at

atbi 51 • th bat tt Peausoe W .sg51

peclues bYet55 qedL giiatiebemek

OBEY JA' KET 'lTT rya.TO "1 Ias. " eWTEs5i !MILm

.

No w Orleaes. Eeember 1. 184L

Is the year IM the anderged, perceving that their

frinds in the South were being imposed aps by tosaads

of vile cuempen•ds sder thWe se of Whiskies. Iuediese,

Goi, Scheapp• BUta, t.eta, asc., determied tO bsh the

meanulhetrs f ta ps e mbedictal spirit red of hms.ralsd

Seethes herbs, to supply the want of the public Is this e,

which had created the demeand We c•ed ear spirit

G RET JACKET NITTZE.S,

And so popular did they msee become that they ae at this

early datse (a littla over three year fRom their Ant meana

factru) used all over the & uth.

THE MATERIAL WE UISE NOW ARE THE SAME

AS WERE EMPLOYED BI US AT FIRST.

AND WE HAVE 80 FA BHEARD NO COM-

PLAINTS OF GREY JACKET BITTERS BEING COUN-

TERFEITED, while the papers e filled with wrmtlage

from Teakes mausfactarer of preteded or real oosater-

fet•e of their medicated spirits.

THAT THESE SPIRITS WERE BAD WAS UN-DENNASLR.

But with whom the rspensilbility properlyested theeouth-

an people could not easonably khew, aer do suppose

they cared.

They esly reseed to purchase them and bought the GREY

JACKET BITTERS in their place.

OUR 'OBJECT NOW IS TO PROCLAIM THAT THE

Oreat SretLere Medletnel Spirites

-K-oews the-

GREY JACKEr BITTERS,

Have Never eem Ceumtershltd,.

AND CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON, AND THAT

AS FAR AS IB IN OUR POWER, SHAIL ALWAYS

BE KEPT PURE.

WE NEVER HASE. NOR NEVER 8HALL. MAKE

IWO KINDS OF SPIRITS.

We are soethers Mseesaeturers.

BARNETT & LION,

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF GREY JACKET

BITTERSB.

No. 1 New Levee Street

And 11 Prltes Street.

NEW ORLwAota. LA.

EUD UCATION AL.

ST. CHA PI•IS INSTITUTE - BOARDTWGand Day Itchool for Tong Ladl-ds-ouducted by M'me

C. MAtE LEfRANO, Ent and t1I Bourbon street TheCorse of Studis of tho Intituto an Ie tll operatiom dseotlb let of Soptomboc. To the able corpe of toic Teacher.ttacuhed to te Ineltto the MDiroctroe hs added Mr Eugene

Prea.ot"to whbm olfrgi, Hirmusy ad SIghig en1 O.-tded. This eminont Prfefeor will mrome hit leeaono on thoIst of Oceober Young ledile not pupll. ofthe In lotituo maybh edmieted to hes lsons. For tms orotrirpplly attLo Instltote or tbrough poet ooeo boe of tho Rasalu-sa.,Ioltter H.

lt 1 . H. CALDWELL.

TEACOHER OF ALL BIANOCES

-of-

A Tbheorgh Elrtish Eduemtlso• ML -er

Lemgmuagues ad Maste.

Vocal ad IsWerumInDRAWING,

LANDSCAPE AND POETRAITUE-

Stresgeru Hexol.

la id Chartrs street, New Orteam

Bev. Dr. Iesee. New OrleN, Lo. ; Pro .R DimChrlut. . C.; HBo. Trsimeod La,,ry Ld•i a.:Hon Jnodp 51mm, Now OrL ; Prof. T. L. CeIdwdll,

ransylvucria University

OUITISIA SlTATE I•E NAUW,.

Fendd ed eppuorYtIdy ih tst of( Losiees,

Thbe man Sealeos begs Sepmbc th, S 188. ad elesJune SDut 18i

Fe•nrw- lch e of a fll crps of a stresetos tn aelbruecbos f titrsature snd Science tonally teeght Z (be baeeColleed ed Univurntis.

Cocm or Sknsr--l mbrsoe a Proueatmt ay sat c••Aceomlc Depnrtment tncludin a L ra. ,-tltc and Op~Usl5

-harnlr - at of R, g xna and

Yea-or al l eapase. aCPp nortbteg, 540 5 pas

G ddnae o. Fs ROTH Sir..

G~lgYL lIIIIr SMITE'S

MILITARY ACADEMY.

At leweateto.

BHENET COUNT, KENTUCKY.

Os September 15h14 EIARlT SUMITRH, with a corpe ofasiaote whose qualtcrsioos an of the highes( t order, wllepea, at Newcetl. KRonuesy,

MILITART ACADEY FOR DOTS.

Newmale is ocetd Ih hat b se-tw r re-es .4

Feysifort aId Luluptoa ad thu L[esiovfll ead OdesatiRalbroads coneoctod wth 0h by c .od meeadomlsed pik,.nd about two heoar travel by rtl f~m Loousville.Tbhe Acso bsldlnge eowed by himlf, en of modes

conoMtoutlos. adsirubly edep fod ISr rh prpsas ad it..tied in e unSberbs of the ena The stand rd of eereleewill elm at t h esea t7 bru dtetocomlodby impartia emdseroch tnionut o Thedr i pll so wi ae ll

e sno mtltey, sq puirl t g od eprnpna mmthe peroromre oef ry duto Thm dontmetic dopro•tmihseltheosmfft dci oest fthe 0rhela Te-sa-e--

thor A lntcmme degasu alomb ath. TreI S to .

crtru y Sow theo the samle o fut of fel• b Isg l twersuoi No deau ,oa these chergea wlUl s mad lortabemoedr d s t0mm, inept I erscts sirtas e ifbsad s-as at a tenlts Sno pm0-

eqirrrt r wlberequlysdUnlt'foll rm ndnbrsd on teb meet r ie . Bee

errrr at~c ptotcoe Anthemmr e(•'-

should apply at oces. In tbho mei• his peru st rod.doses in Eoabtyo. asd - biaUsrlr tt odmitesd•of

Fr or ftlr Isfolastlm odldm E K:IEST 5ITH.

sead Foesness Ud. whines uEmf wlsj

to Newcsusls.

WEDII•m AY aT MOSIG, DiCBhB8 U1, l4s.

ANTaUE AUVT o TUI LLY3 LOSI*. ALATFUS OacLeAzSu W >cpstIuWx . "TISeAL. I

The foilowing judgment has bees nesmntly re.dered by the HBe. O. Merrick Miller, Judge ofthe Seventh Judloial District, preldlag Ia theperish of Point Coupe: :

Seveeth Judeisi Distriet Court, parslh ofPotlte Cooee- AleeldI Bomaehaud vs. CG 'lreD. Hebert-Cooley k Phillipe for plaintlif; Fred.H. Purrar for defeudant.

The pladntl, Alcelde Boummehaud, li the dulyelected juege of the parish court for the perish ofPointe Coupee. and .as such alleges that he isauthorized and empowered by the Coustitutlon ofthis State to exoerise and perform all the dutiesappertaining to said office, and to collect sd re-ncie all the fees and emoluments appertalalnn or

belonging thereto, or which are allowed by lawfor seek services as the law required the clerks ofthe late district cowrt to reader in succeseniocsese, and such civil suits as have been by theConstitution of 1868 transferred to the perishcourt; that these rights are given to the judge ofthe parish exclusively, by article 86 of the Con.stittttio.

The plaintiff further alleges that the act of theLegislature approved 4th September, 168, so faras it requires clerks of district courts to set asolerks of the parish coarts, and to be thesslves,or by a regularly qualified deputy, always s at.tendance on the parish court at all its terms andIsittings, and making the clerks of the districtcourts ez oficio clerks of the parish oosrt, andprohibiting the parish judges from reeeiving anyfees of ofme, i In vioaintioo of the Costittion,4and null and void.

Defendant denies that plaintiff has say interestin the matter at lssue, or that he has shows anyoanue of action, and also pleads the generalissue.

From a careful examination of the provisions ofthe Constitution, the court is clearly of opinionthat the judge of the parish is entitled to receiveasalary and fees to be provided by law, and untilthe Legislature establishes other fees, he is ea*titled to receive all the fees which clerks of dis.trict courts were authorised to charge is suchcase as have been transferred by law to theparish courts.

Thse rights anre seered by article OI of theCemstdmtuti, sad loeasot be taben away by thelegislative action, and that those portions of theabove mentioned act which dorive the Jeudge ofthe parish of any of thoee rights, and which require the clerk of the district court to act as e'xodjrio clerk of the parish court, or authorizes himto recevre fees In aa saunits itn msaid coonrt, are uIn-constitutional and void. The court being of t, eopinion that the judge of the parish has sole andexclusive right to set as his own clerk, and to re-oeive all the fees which may be allowed by law forbusiness In the parish court, and the ijunctionmust, therefore, be maintained.

It is. therefore, ordered, adjudged and deereedthat the injunction sued out by plaintiff in thecase be maintained. That the plaintiff, AloeideBoesaebhad, judge of the parish court for theparish of Pointe Conpes, be decreed to have thesole and exclusive right to act as clerk of his owncourt, and to receive all the fees allowed by lawfor bustness in his court ; and that the defendant.Charles D. Hebert, clerk of the district court, beand he is hereby perpetually enjoined from actingas clerk of said parish court, or Interfering in anyway with the business thereof, and from collect.ing or attempting to collect any fees or compen.satioe for or on accooant of services rendered byhim in his said capacity of ex oficio clerk of saidparish cow t, or of any suit, business or legal pro-ceedmngs ban or done ma said court.

it is further ordered that defendant pay costs oftril.

LETTEN FEOM ST. LOUIS.

gpecial Cerrespondoae of the New Orlusam Onerser IST. Loots, Dec. 11, 1868.

The citisens of the Crescent City who are nowluxuriatming in a temperature of 42 degrees, Fahr.enheit. should be thankful, and doubtless are,that Providence has permitted them to " oasttheir lines in such pleasant places," while we,their fellow mortals. are shivering with cold.Mereaury 10 degrees below zero at 6 o'clock thismorning ! Think of that. ye blessed dwellers inan almost tropical clime, and I am sure yourhearts will melt with compassion. Old Borea iswielding his scepter with gigantic vigor; he is"doing his level best " and giving us h-ail Col.umbia. You ought to see us " get" while on thestreet in pursuit of "filthy lucre;" we waste notime in cordial greeting of friends we may chanceto meet, but hurry to our destination and backagain to that coveted gaol, our red hot "sanc-tom." At the date of my last letter it was cold ;but, Jerusalem ' the weather then was such uas weexperience in the "merry month of July," com-pared to that we are suffering from now; and tomake matters more discouragang. there are so in-

icatlions of any abatement. (Excuse me while Ipoke the fire, colonel.) Ah, now I will try again;but this letter will be brief, you can bet your bottom dollar, for it's too " blaweted cold " to re-main away from the fire a sufiolient length of timeto make it otherwise, and If it prove void of in-terest to your readers I trust it will be an excep-tion to the general rule, and that under the cir-cumstances they will psrd,,,lne, ,toi.

luanssmes s' played out," snd etot seuject maybe quickly dispensed with. l;eiinee:' why, man,people are kept busy ecough to-day in avoidingbeing frozen to death. Matters on the landing areneariy wound up for the present. All the upperriver boats have suspended operations and thoseannounced to leave for below to -day -the LadyGay and 'oonewall-are hurrying their cargoesaboard with all pobible rapidity, with a view togetting out before the iee impedes or eff-ctuallyprevents their progress golfward. The rivtrer isfull of floating clee to-day and the volume Is becom-ing hourly heavier, and a gorge between here andCairo may be expected at almost any moment.The Olive lBranch and Peoria City are announcedto leavoe on satutday, but it is somewhat problem-atical whether they will do so. i apt. Jo. Brown,president or the Wiggintos Ferry Company, has hiscisunch ram Vindicator in readiness to force apassage through the ice for the ferry boats in cnea gorge occurs. Be does not intend that we shallbe ice-bunUd and cot off from communication withour sister State, IHinois, this winter, as we havebeen for several winters past. He is the right manin the right place, and when he announces his in-tention to accsompileh anything we can bet on itsbeing accomnlslihed.

Among the boats first due from below are theContinental and Thompson Dean.

Ihe iolilu•ng New Orleass guests were relis-tered at the hotels yesterday: Bouthern-Wm.Hicks: Sit. Nicholas-W. bstoughton, ('. Miller;l'lantere'-Miss E. Edgar.

Amusements are such as would under ordinarycircumetances attract full houses, but people Iasuch weather es this prefer to sit around the fire-aides. Lotta at De Bar's and Owens at the Olym-pic are both up bor a benefit this night. the formerappearing as " the female detective." and thelatter as " 8elf" and "Live Indisn." A spec.tacoli;r rcpreisentatiou of Shakspeare'a "' Midsum-mer Night's Dream" will be produced next weekand con'tnned indefinitely.

The Varieties "flourIshes like a green bay tree,barring rLt'- ch(illy drasbacki so freq:intly re-ferred to aove " on the day and year last abovewritten." as* eml:ers of the legal fraternity areprrC.. ** ry. " " Tie x "

Frig:dly rmirs..

XriIT ROM aS leimas.--Indian vilts, likeoanel visits, are few and far between, and yet

they will occur. In evidence of the assertion wewill state that the spirit of the famous chief lI:,,Iar let, yesterday sent op his card to the Case-cr T. Like everything belonging to his tribe, thecard is very add and consists of the chief's pic-tore and name labelled on a square box of cy-press wood filled with sawduast, the particles ofwhich are horeopathioclly aid cleverly keptfrom jarrirg and consequent it•jry by i sIquareglass jars each of which contains a quart of whathe ptles Red Jacket Bitters. These bitters werenot unknown to us, but their appearance In thesanactom was neverthless hailed with pleasure.Composed purely of Bourbon county whisky andaromatic herbs, and devoid of the profun.ion ofdiagnsting cubebs and cloves, which characterizesa great many other bitters, it is so wooder thatthe Red Jacket has received the commendation ofmany eminent physicians oand druggists through-out the couontry, who testify to its stimulnting andonwigoratsnR qualities. Pensant in taste, women

and children do not hesitate to take it even underthe name of medicine.

The brer•icial resalts which they and the stour-dier man derive from its onue, when arlihcted withdyspepp.ia, loss of appetite and tfilcult diges*lon,I iea cure guarantee that it will preserve a wellearo-d reputation. We are under real obligationto Mr. John W. Norris. No. 27 Canal streete,agentof Wearse. Barnett &d Pleters, manufacturers ofthe Red Jacket bitters, for his kind thoughttfalness in renewing our acqualatence with an excel-lent art;c!e in which there is no humbug.

T. J. Dlllard, a horse thief, was pui owcounty jail on Thorday lasnt. Dirdi quiteo ayouth in years, but report esys he Is an old tlaernodor the head. of horse sealmg.-(B asau oPreN, 4d.

The WUmle malese inmiu neS. s

mo0S. .L .. ~s L ?. .

e.r atllai 12, 181.

-with murder a the bls o Te ofa ... . Dooley, att ey I•r to e tove

1. uated cas, it was rrdimE that the Uil.ed Shtesthrough thaek attersy, d. show a es the 19thlst., at 11 A. ., why a anew trial he seut be

* greated is this open Sa the gvand.hteof Dasofes 14, Ils.w The Orsad Jm•rrs a l n .wSt, ea

motiu of the Uihed d aes s aywaro ischarged till Menday, ist inst., at 11 A. .

S Uitsd4 ates a~ . 0. M ask-t-hi sen was1 le4 se trial ; U. S. altswey fore preneeoe.A. P. Id and J. B. Weller for def e.s s; whe.,after beer defesdat's appieteies for aoonlnDuoee iw ordered that the caste be

is continued tll Mlaty, Ilt Inst., at 11 A. l.of Dacss 15, 18.la the ease of Mrs. Myrs . Sae vs. D, I.

H Ream, by conseat of rmm lea sbaManor nla thib ease was coatIsdan as th l , aW 11 A. M.of United States vs. Chas. Cavesso-Is t•hi sa.

us on motion of the U. S. attor y, It rwas sured1e that a noue prosequi boe eotlod, nd thati th de-sh fendant be disoharged.

of o. Esssesry hd seM sea" *weaamesee.

Secretary Schoeld lom his a i reportas follows :

a The reiatlo of the army to the civl sathorltiea In the States recently restored to clvil overnmeat

s has been a , bjeet of as little perple ty. WhileSthose governments wen yet imperely a-ad led, lacklng to a great extet the sympathy d

07 support of the most ifuoetlal etises. without

i. organised police or military fone, withot aland without money, sad without eves satorityof law to organie sad arE a mileta, the militaryY government, which the pepsl had rned by

more tha three yese esp see to rely uq forprotection of lie ad property, was aidely

f withdrawn. Immediately olwed a excltiagDs political carnvas, havig for its alteratl re-e suos, in populare supportor ovsr-

Sthrow of those newly formd goverament. The*n result has been aunuel dispoaltlen to lalesanessis and crtme, and semperatlve nio deseu of aivilch governmentin e S thoe tates.he The only lawn of Congress providirng for te em-

ploymeat of the military are oI the altd tatasto is inortief the soycra i o f say II= d u rn

of national govenmeat i stale a iae, sad net de-re- signed for sueach condition of soclety as now' exists In the Southern 8ates.

n Hene, with as earnet dire to do all I thein power of the executive to preserve peace In thoseSst4ates, and enable the poople to fairly decide at

ad the polls the exciting ql stom le volved is there canvas, it has been fond possible to attain thesefr objects only In an imperfect degree, but it i be-

on lieved that, considering the difealtles of the dstu-ation, there is abunadat resses to be satmedwd with the oomparative good order that h pe-

be valled throughout the country. The Iintruetloid Issued from this department with the presideat's

he saction, for the goveramel t of depertmeat gem-he maders, and correspondeace with thoe com-

e wanders sand goverore of State, are submittedto with this resort for the Infermation of Cu(gres.

be Tan CiaiiT is itdebted to the Hon H. Mc.

SClloch, secretary of the treasury, for the follow-ot lff statement of the public debt of the United

n- States on the let of December, 1868 :

roe lepr set. bad ......... 1 32, mlmeNsix per cent. bon5- 18a1...... 1I3 6,N

of pp b.t...lr. o 10,1,l,Di BalI3Al CUiSWCT IuNTiMr.

Crtitesls at sow cent 5.,140 . 606Navy pea•slonfldapercent 1t4 O0,0 00

--- 18 T2,1e.00 aMATURD Dam NOT PR mTID 10F PAY5MWT.

Tbras.ar 1,30%. dco .Aa ,ins,05y67. sad Juno sad July.

Icn ai.d pe3riO .. s. 0

eis Bods-Tae.a lodemaity 7a0.1 OJ

Or i.nds...p* 1S 10t2, Jaiu"Is am8lt, 1417, and March 31,

Ytrea.oryuate March 1, IS 445.49! DOhe Cencate i dhebtaduas . 3 4ow

no - - -S ,sa11,53 6tice DEBiT BLiARIU NO IITaSIT.

ck t it-d State n s ......o 356

(1. 073 00(

Gold ce.titcsoe of dpo.it .. 31 256, M 00i --- 413 tst ITwe01- 12,01,374,114 41

LO Fix perlrent. iuabil Imney,bo +l.l :"..,ed t.. P ".,fi'c Red-

in reid o pr. m a.. ... ....... 44 .7,000 00

S To d bt . .............. ... 5,711 t

re- Amount in treasury, Coin .. 4a 2637 54Autututs.ouuuy, Currency 1,2• 11146 13

In- 1067,367ip. Total de t. less esa is tresury ..... ....... $1,3.31.4I4 I

tr. The foregoing is a correct statement of the pub-lic debt, as appears from the books and treser

ay er's returns In the department o the first of De-10, crober, lI . Hoon MCCULLOVc,

Dg Secretary of the oreasary.ire-- -.

por Tat AL asA Pctarass-Amount, Paid toe ulrtpvaprs find IAlobymnia -The Wbshington4 currespoudent of the Worcester (Masa.) Spy

e writes as follows:to Of ,he $7.200,O00 In gold voted for Alask the

aI mont, it is now reported, Russia actually goti was i,0(0,0U0O in gold-about 1,000,000 sterllag.

S Thbls leaves $2,200,000 to be accouated for. Howad much of this went to pay for the collection, pre-01 paration and publication of documents and re-

ed ports of a fravorable chbarecter. published to allm- sorts of ways and by all sorts of persons, is more

r'0 han can sen be geed. Doubtles a goodhis round sam.

* But with regard to the outside rinOl--the third" bouse, the pres, editors and correpadodate-it isall ,eported that aborve 300,000 i gre~aboks was

Lth spent among them. Mr. Riggs, a banker here, isr said to have obtalned from the eoretary of the

tiran ito sury, jost at the clos of the debates, etc.,in a hich terminated by the purchase of Alaska. aIts loan of the amount just specied. That loa was

(if it had any real exitetce) for obvious rea•suthever m ade public. Immedl y os the reesipt

y r. Rigps. sundry ewp•aper men sad otherstr own 8a lobbyists were the owners of drafts ofm. various meaonts on the treasurer of the Unitedar; States, which, it is declared, Gen. 8plner'abooks

will show were cashed.A lAlt of persos who restatd to have ban

i h thus paid has bees ireelati here for som tiere puast. It certialy ncludes the rames of persos

' to whbomt such a statemet Is a decided matter ofair ,urprise. Among e semas mspeiled In these re-the ports are such items as: New York Tribune,eC E

0?O.0fC: manager of its Washinglton boreau, 15000;

Spublbeher of the Washington Cbroanile, 126.000.The cIrrespondents of the Times, World, BostonJournaosl, Philadelphia Pres, Chlcago Tribane,, Boaton Advertieer, Evening Post, and others, are

re all set down as having been paid various sumsSeschb, from i2500 upwards. Some of them areare ansously ioluiring what has become of the

money, as It has never beean paid to them.

Piclic RAlso.-Secal ( 'ommlIsioserSBarsu hbs ddidrued the fblsowlg letter to Hoe.yet O. . Brewnlg, seelretar of the ftrtor:

we .Lir-latherportof thespecial eomhatstoeersSppointed to examine the Union Pacific railroad,

it will be noticed they have omitted to take ac-count of the amounts expended by the company,

th or appropriated for construction, material, rollinga. tock, snd statlon booses which were, at the

time of n sklng the exammatIon, eitheor ino processcy of ccmplieton, or Is trsulto, or contracted for.I of nor Instructions not cotempisal g such Invetlga-

ept twos.are It will also be observed tbhat many of the esti-hat mates necaeartly Involve gradual expedltures

er which a true regard for economyr will extend overthe s number of years after the road has been opened,

re. while some are contingent or preopeelive, as tod the amot of trfic, which is a msatter of joud-

of met sad in relatlon to whibch results osly can *tes sabliah the neceslity for. I would bLeg to be per-hat mtted to stat that for my owan part I did not In-

of tend theo iprovemest to whichb the report al-b- loded should be at oeo applied, or to sggestand that the governmet bshould still fuarther secmremon their aseoeapllheost by withdrawilg any largelr proporties of its nromised aslateace.

The work already completed ad is course ofhr- progress coaesttates, In my opas, ample sec-ith rity lfor the lp.rovemnests seested by the gev-se, ernment commlssloars, es well a for the goodsll faith of the aagers of this grat eaterprie;ion sud t would be to me iar e grveo regresnt that I shoald be comideod a heviag given so-

of thority by presenting ay m suare on the behalfml* of the geoveitoameet w h will retd the earyel- ccmpletlioa of this atil wr I am. etc..

JIIU Bains.8peil Commitoar U. P. R.It.

)Ic II Ia Do TsLL.-Why fis sIl) yl do eiO, theer newa perfea for the , Uhs a•e maed

deo he y Becae i in sofa s verywhere. Soltby alldruggists.