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Ohsequiss OF Mr.. Lincoln-Card from
the Mayor OF Erie, Pa.

ERIE, PA, May 2.-The Mayor Of thiI
city has issued the following. .
while acknowledging with profound hu,
initiation the absence Of q proper dsmonstrH.
tion Of respect on the part Of this city "a
greet the remains Of President Lincoln on
their arrival on last Friday morning, justice
TO our citizens, who have ever delighted to
honor tho la,nsnted patriot while living, and
who nre second 10 nsne In heartfelt devotion
to tho memory Of the illustrious dead, re-.
quites publicity Of the fact that 10 the midst
Of preparations for the mournful occasion
they were informed by superintendent Of
Of tho Cley eland and Erie railroad that the
funeral escort had made a special request
that no public denomination be made at this
place in order that their committee might
have rest and repose. Acquiesenee with this
request Is, therefore, the true
cause Of the apparent national diserodit 1T.
tributed to this city.
"F. +. FARRAR, Mayor"
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Acting sson tAry of State.

By the President
W. IIuNrnn.


The Charlesto on cvrrsspon don't Of the Now
York TimeS writes from that city on the
2sth ult..
Tho People Of Charleston are aware that
PrssldeP johnson will show no mercy TO
tratto1 ana already have We had an instance
Of hV prompt manner Of dealing with them
A. scout II O'Clock on Wednesday night, the
llo'n. VIM Aiken was called upon by tho
r.ovost Marshal with a guard Of mon, and
Informed him that he was undor arrest. lie
waN given tune to pack n change OF linen in
a vnlse, and thon conducted to the guard
house, whore no was confined till the ueXt
morning A. little RfIer daylight he was
taken to a special steamer and conveyed to
Washington. IL Is stated that tho ordsr for
his arrest cams directly from President john
son. Some surprise was manifested when
the news Of his hasty departure vas made
known 1t Is iutimRtod in a quiet way that
the arrest has something to do with his reIu-
sal to take tho oIth Of allegiance. II would
bo we'll for fer Others in the city who have
not taken tho oath Of allegiance 10 do so be-
fore tho irst of Lsxs month. otherwise they
may moet with troeble.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

On our hrst page to-day will he found an
important speech, made by General BurLER
in Now York. uion the vital questions pre-
'suting themselves to tho country now that
rebellion is SquelchcJ.
A most eloquent and pithy address from
RALPH WALDO EXEUsoS, upon tho character
Of the late President, and other interesting
matter will also be found in our outside
columns.
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sFecsh "hnEs" Not 60 BO Put on tho
Mnrkcl.

Hrhna'a NynpLE DET'T, Sru ANY Corral
RALIIAoEH, hD., Nay 2, 1855
GrHtroi Ordcrs, M. Is:
Tho sale Of portraits Of any rebel Officer or
soldier or Of J, Wilkes Booth, the uurdcr,,
OF President Lincoln, Is forbidden herOaftrr
IN this department.
VI commanding officers and provost mnr.
-hai' are hereby ordered to tSkU .po.,c'sion
'' tu'h pictures wherever found oaposod for
sale and report tho names Of tho PARTIES ,n
oHrnding who will be liRblo IN arrest and
imprisonment II again guilty Of a violation OF
this order
BY command Of Maj. Con. Wallace.
SAuuBL Il. LAwRESCE.
Assistanl AdluInnt Hrnnrnl
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PHMApELrnyA, May 2--TLo eubscrIp-
l,ona to tho 7-3O loan to-day was IS, 23l, / 20.
The largest Western subscription was tiOO,.
600, FROM Cincinnati Tho largest Eastorn
was 81 1000. 900 onch, from tho Pirst Na.
tional Bank, New York, FiSk 4 Hatch, md
Vsrmilyo 4 Go. Thore woro S,b5l individual
subscriptions.
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.SECOND EDlTION
ToUn o,CLoCIS, p. Nj.
HEALTH OF SECRETARY SEW
Ann ASD SON,

Hon. Secretary SEWARD is much better
this afternoon, and Hon. L. W. sEwARD's
health has much improved since yesterday.
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To The Army and Navy.

Al elegant Opera Cloak is 10 be voted fer at oO'
TAoA Pair In the rama nanner ss the swords
tho sIaitsry Pair Ia New York wore Tho ear
d'i,tcs are ths wives or tbs lions Of the Arm
AaI Navy, Ms General GnANr and Mrs. VT
ADMIRAL PAEEAorT. The Army Ani Navy 3,
respectfully invited to coma forward and s,ve
shclr v5isS Tho lie, will Le found at tables \
and 10, Endor tie direction Of Mrs GloEI
PISHOAN, Al GoSEA1A HAIL, ? street, post Hir,,
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BLASE DIscHAEGEs The War Department
has ordered to bO printed GOO,oOO blank dis.
charges, on parchment paper, with a large
number Of uustcr.out rolls, and other papers
for tho reduction ottho army, After having
hrod 30 many shOtted guns, these blank
discharges" will be a great relief.
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IAEINg TaE OATH--We learn the t,b,l
Prtsuncrs At Fort Delaware nrc tnkinp- the
cath Of allegiance very rapidly. Within The
lost few days gsS out OF |, 900 took the, onlb
Under the order Of the War DopsrtIn ant va
presume, they will he released, on su ,b he rms
as the President may doom consistent win
the public safety WIlmiHGtJ,! Jouynai
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NRw YoRN, May 2,--Cot,le MmkeI.--
beef iNlc lower. Receipts, I,A3 head;
quoted from ~ to zoe. NeRi lower; quoted
from & to Igc. Sheep and Lambs unchanged,
Receipts, Sl2Q head quoted at o. to'i4c.
Swine lower, Receipts, t,l4T head quoted
al IT, to lllc
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Five Thousand Dollars Reward for n
Rebel EX-CloVcrnur.

LouIsvILLE, May 2.--Thc Tennessee Sen.
ate has adopted a resolution offering 50, 900
for tho delivery of Ex-Governor isham u
Harris 70 the civil nuthorilies Of TINT Slntn
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President JohnSon Photographed by
Brady.

To-day the President snt to-BRApr for hi.
likon~s in about hnocn pic.uros Of all sizes,
aud if this artist has met With his usual sue.
c"ss VIC shall have Eomo fine counterfeit Pre-.
continents Of President JoHvsoS.
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PRoNoTIoS.-Col. Srldcn 4 Marvin, PAY.
master General, has been promoted 10 A
HriGndier GenerNlship, in accordance with
tho provisions Of the militia oct, as TectntIy
amended by the LeSi.'nlure. Gen. Marvin
Is nm able othger and thorough gentleman.
lie deserves tho rank to which he hns been
ad adyAnced.-H'5aAy ErrU'Rg Jo,rA,L
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NAVY YARD.-Yestsrdsy, Rear Adtoi.
D, D. Porter, who has been detached f,cr' Y, I
Command Of tho Norsh Atlantic Squadron. yi,l,.i
the yard and took leave u the onieer, "a ~
attached TO his Gag ship, tho Malvern. WhIsL n,
boen at the yard since sunday. 81
Yesterday afternoon thirty-four hand. -.
disehArs'd from the i9insrr' department, In ~
sequence Of the work on shell -slxs. having b..
slipped. w
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EoME of our SutUrprising naval operators
made fine stTikc Mt Mobile. Going up the
river in launches thsy captured a blockade.
runnvr loaded with /, 900 Galos Of cotton.
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arECIAI. NoTICEs.

81 Georgetown, May 2, IsO5.-ThO
steamer Aaa Eli "a has AFriyNd from Now I.rs
aud Is HoW diGchsrs'ng a. the fool Of HigA SIR
GcOrEJi0Wn Consignees will please attend /,
rSysN,hg Ihsir goods without further HoU'
This steamer sails for New Yyrh FRIDAY, ag
inst, asa NJ. G, r HOUUHTON,
Ag"Ht SOw York and Washington 9. g. cOnp1ay
ms q
R5- Calvary baptist Church meet
every sabbath 10 the Old Trinity Church, Of
FinA street, between Z aud Louisiana Averu'
Service at II o 10, and 7lSp. N. Scat, ige
Rev. r. r. Hewlett, pastor jnuls-"
az Our Martyr ProaIdent-OHrG Gile
ASg OrH DTTT. An address delivered u Rev
J. o. BBTLEE, Pastor Of the Eaglish Luther
Church, Washington. D. C., Aprl 10, lsJJ, NJ
sale a. all tho Book siorss.
PrieS Is soES. ApE.iE
az Expenditures FOR the Late Eunr
NAL. --OPPIcH or rus CO4SIsslONHR OF Ppp-
B-ILDIEUg, CAPITOL Or THH UHtrBp STAra., APr
a, 1865 All psraous having bills against o.
vnited states on Heeount oflhs fiAeTal VI !be a.
President will please present them, a. soon o
possible, ~ this ol1ee, that the outiTo eNPcEi
tnTs may be AseertAinsd, and preparation h
made for EhoiT Psynout,
SP25.lw Connis'iOnor Of Public Dalld.agi
or For the Wounded In the Lat
Battles. All who can do 80 will confer FVv
by sending blndagts, lint, and rags, 10 Tue saH
iGary or ChrisEian Gem Missions, or to any Hop
tai convenient. Lpll
-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03

All the funds required TO pnv General
Shcrman's army in fuIl will he ready BY tue
middle OF next week. 1t will require about
$ll 900, 900 for this purpose.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03
JEFF. DAVIS CUT OFF NJ STONE
MANs CANALRY.
Clearing tn. Mountains of Cu.rrlrlsr

Clearing the Mountains of CuerrIilaA
kSVKvlLtrs A.Ay IA man who was On
one U! u ailyad pHrns captured by Stone
nan's tsvnlrS, between GreensbtrE snd SRI,
isbury, p. = lcf bavi- was on tho snm,
train, Of hs way to Charlotte, n. G., bul
lehrn.cE AbGt IEe railroad was cut sbovo ant
below Ih"S ho with othor passengers sS
capped and foturnod TO Hreensburg Stone.
mans cavalry is now in tho valley VI tho So
Iudn river, with his headquarters OF Ari.r.
son, S, Z, Rnd is scouting from thore to.
ward Augusta, Georgia, with Instructions If
tAoy can head VT JEFF and bis treasure to
follow him as long as there is a horse left.
The infantry portion Of Stoncman's com
mnnd is engaged 10 clearing on tho noun.
tnrn5 Of hushwhNckcrs, guerrilla and ho'rn
thieves, and they ere making cIoqu work.
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4 DAnrER In Savannah has used up over
SlvO, zoe " confederate notos for lathsr pa.
per.
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couRt ProeeetIinas

cfEcufr CorRr- CHG Jnitic. Csrti.,
The Case of wiley against Brown was rs,v,, =
thia mornins, and tho examination Of w!ta.,. !,
eontinued. "AeA
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Nrw ionE, May 2,--At tho evening board
gold was not active, closing at Itl..
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As-Frerdnm NatIonslI-The Emantl

patton Proclamation Vindicatsd. The EnsG'
patton Pros AmAlioa Of the President Of tho lt'
Ted Sgates, tsaod January l, lS57, pud LeILft
the President Of The United Stalas 70 The Va.,
Convention holden at Springfield, llhIois, ~
tSmber ). 1883. In PAnphls; ROrTn With core,
onicially Revised and Corrected Por sSle''V
SArIoNAL REPpHLIeAE once, Priss-fen tel
per copy; IL copies, o. IS copies, ~ NAE.
frse Of posikas, 10 any part Of the United su'''
Ape5.f
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From aITO,-inuIIdStIoms on tho Mis-
sGsEIppi RIvcr-CapIurs OF tho Cap

s!sSippi RITcT-CRpture OF tho Cap
tain and Crew or the Ram Webb
TOrpCdOCs In Mobile LAY.
CAIEO, May 3-1he river In tho vicinity
Of Baton Rouge is stil rising, and mauy
plantations on the westEiie arc inuudntcd.
Tho steamer Won Phul, from Now Or+eaps
on the 27th ult., has arrived hSre.
Capt RoCd uud lWenty.SiX of tho crow q!
the rnm Webb wero captured by tho 10th
Illinois cavalry aud brought to New Olloaus
on tho Goth.
The StenmOr St Mary, sunk in Mobile bay,
Is being raised
The steamer Hamilton, from Now Orleans,
with tho Sd Michigan cavalry ou board,
struck a torpedo undOr her boiIors IN tho
channel Al the entrance Of Mobile bay on tlu
18th ult, making complete wreck Of that
pHrt Of the boat, killing and wounding thir.
teen.
The QrNrtcrmNsier Immediately issued or.
dcrs for Hil steamers ~ take tho eastern chan
mel by way Of TousHw river, which makes tho
distance to and from Mobile twenty or thirty
miles further
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ny TEr.ncInAr1r.

A Notorious Rebel IN Custody Ia Cam
ada,
TonoSro, May 5.-Cleary, ono Of The
rebels against whom tho grand jury found 4
true bill for breach Of neutrality few day,
since. ycs.erday surrendered himself and
gave bail in IS, 900 to stand his trial at the
October assiIes.
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EooAL Nnws.


hSgss OF RSruoE, The fOilowlay la.
va. thti mcrnins received Ly Chief ~ ~ o
ter from SserstsTy Usher, 80 "'s C..g
..... DEPARTMENT or rnE fSrKp,,.
WAsHIsaroS, D. c., April 2o- lsst q
sih; 10 Conformity with tie aet az -.
~ p'Srsd ~ ~ March ise, entitled an act pf5yi
against the laws Of the United Slate, in S.l l'-
refuge, have the homer 70 inform vaS ssei ,si .
have made q contract with the Houss ~ INA ,hN
Baltimore for the support and msis,ss.!as q
sS sSSeeANon, AZ, OF all Juvenile oEsedsrS ~.
the aSe of sixteen years convicted by m. m.
states courts 10 the District Of Columh,s sI;
the State Of Maryland, and who NAV bs !. L
teneed 10 imprisonment " 'si
am, Alr, with much respect, your oh..,.
'o'Ah' J. p. CsnHa.
Hon. DAVID K. CAArTHa, Chief Justles say
Court Of the District Of Columbia, wsshib,,s...
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R8- Georgetown, - The RePO bn :"
can be Obtained every evening a. lAp bvSh :. Il,
Variety Store Of q, CRANDRLL, No. l2t biJ
NreeI, 0eoTRetoNn. la"
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GFPeOplo's Telegraph - New Ftr'
Class LISEs, direct 10 NEW YORK, BOsInH
and 70 important points. Washington Ohc''
REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 81 Snth str
west sids,) eoTner PenRsylyAniA aVeEns q.
sixth street, under ssIlogRl Hotel, and ssr-,,
Fifteenth and y streets. opposite TTcasury hu,'
tnE CHARLES Il NoHRs
ieblB.H Manager Of wAshlpgton DIs:riCi
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EFHaIr UpF0Oted from all paris o.
body In nVe minutes, without injuTy 70 IN. n
by CPHAM's DRPILATORY POWDER
send for UPHAN's DEPILAToRI PoWDEE, lps IA
no other. Price o.. Mailed to any hddrs,,.
AI. Is, by g. c. UPHAM. - south Eighth ~
PaIlalsiphia, Pa, sold BY 4. G. FORD, SVF''
ave. and HENRY COOK, AlsTAndTia
Rp2p. NTH ks9m
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se- HxPsnditures FOR the Late L'un


II Iirs's done, uhsD 'hJ SoHs,
Then 'trgevs Ee2 frsrs done quickly"
Why ~ Ger 90 Tor weeks aud months,
The horror Of DyspSpus pAlgs,
~ live q martyr uEto Headache dirs,
Or hght with Ague, Dullness, vertigo
Aud all the pains the hpmIa stomach bsITs,
when PLASrArios BITrsE- will sEorJ 70 isl
speedy and permanent. And more,
They are the plcAseGlest medicine
That suffering man hath ever swallowed.
reeir suros are quick, aud permAneni as quies
Then suffer not, but Instantly proelre
4 bottle Of PLANrArIoE BITTsRs, and thy che
Shall bear again the rosy tint " health,
And .lfs BE- merry AZ marriage bell.
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z Nss Earh sIals,s ,soIdIsrs, Ass4nl'i

renewed ass street, between Twslnl aaa aa.i, ~ 4
IsenIh streets. All informaIiOn q lnIeN, \
value 10 the soldiers Of New York, o. w.
frendS, furnished grAfuitously uPon aPputs.,,,r
at their new Iooms, either In person or by ISt,,
No. 2S1 street, BstBsen fWslfth and Ist
tesath streets. mhl-aA
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-23

state of Observation-Disclosures Of East BATON
Rouge Fifth judicial District Court
No. 20s--Henry Z. Wolfe vs. Michel
Porier, Joseph v. Poirier and Henry V.
Babin-- No. 2o9- Henry l.. Wolfe VS..
Michel Poirier, Joseph " Poirier and
Frederick Arbonr.
10y virtue of two writs of feri fdesas to
. me directed from the Honorable the
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District Court,
of the Parish and State aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Baton
Rouge, on ga
Saturday, the 9TH Of October next,
A. D., 1865, at II o'clock, a. NJ, of said
day the following described property, to-
wit:
A certain TRACT OF LAND, situated
in said Parish, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, and described in the Certificate
of Amos Kent, Register of the Land Office
at Greensburg, as southwest quarter of
Section sixty five, of Township six, south
of range one, east, situated in the Green's
burg District. Said Certificate bearing date
3D. September, A. D., 1859. -
Seized to pay and satisfy the writs issued
in the above entitled and numbered suits,
Terms Of sale cash, in u. s. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit Of appraissment.
ED. COUSINARD,
scpt5. Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-23

GROWTH OF ST. LoUIs.-The Cairo
Times contains. a letter from its asso-
ciate editor, written during recent
visit to St, Louis, in which he says:
Of all the cities OF the great North
west. none are making such rapid
strides to greatness as is St. Louis.
Private residences rivaGng European
palaces are rearing their lofty domes
with great rapidity in different and
numerous parts of the city. Merchant
princesses are forming combinations
which, though now in their incipiency,
clearly foreshadow that but few years
will elapse ere they will exert an inAu.
ence over the destinies of commerce
and commercial matters that will as.
tonish the world.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-23

CoouEs.--The Mobile Register has
been called upon by Captain Thomas
II. Boyle, formerly Of the ship Ticon-
deroga, and for sometime engaged in
transporting Cinnamon to Havana !:
He is well acquainted with these
people and believes they will afford
the best and cheapest labor in the
world. He proposes, on guarantee Of
payment Of their passage money, to
bring here, first from Cuba, where
their contracts are about expiring, and
afterwards from China, such numbers
as may be required.
They make good plantation hands
and are unsurpassed as servants. They
are, of course, free and can be hired
from "a to $50 per month, and require
to be furnished board and four suits
OF clothing year.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-23

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT. The beau
tiful extract below is from the pen OF
Hon. George S. Hillard
! confess that increasing years
bring with them an increasing respect
for men who do not succeed in life,
as those words are commonly used
Heaven is said to be place for those
who have not succeeded npon earth ;
)and it is surely true celestial graces
do not best thrive and bloom 10 the
hot blaze Of worldly prosperity Iii
success sometimes arises from super.
abundance Of qualities in themselves
good--from conscience too sensitive,
taste too fastidious, a self-forgetful-
ness TOO romantic, modesty too re-
firing will not 60 SO far as to say
With living poet, that the world
knows nothing Of its greatest men,"
but there are forms of greatness, or at
least excellence, which Idle and make
no sign )" there are martyrs who miss
the palm, but not the stake; heroes
without the laurel, and conquerors
without the triumph.
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state ofLoussiana-Parish of East Isaton

State of Lnuisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth judicial District Court
No. 8l4, Probate--In the matter of the
succession Of Thomas and Elizabeth Fair,
deceased.
DY virtue Of acommission to me directed
D from the Honorable the Fifth Judicial
District Court, Of tho Parish and State
aforesaid, will expose to public sale at
the residence of the late Thomas and Eliza
beth Fair, deceased, on
Saturday, the 1dth Of October nezt, 1865.
A certain tract of LAND, containing
eighty Ave acres, more or less, situated IN
this parish, about eleven miles from tho
city Of Baton Rouge, on or near the Comite
River, bounded North by lands of Me-
Hatton /; South by lands of Gruneberg;
West by lands of Mrs. Cobb, and East by
lands Of Valentine, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon; also,
s COWS and CALVES,
BUREAU and
Head of CATTLE, running at large.
On the following terms and conditions:
For cash. A. j. BEGAN,
septic Deputy Sheriff.
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pay- The following is from the 50

s6y~ The following is from the San
Antonio Herald of the 18th:
Gems. Sheridan and Merritt. We
learn that these two distinguished
officers, who recently paid flying
visit to the upper Rio Grande frontier,
are expected to return to this city next
Wednesday or Thursday.
The following is from the Galveston
CS5iltan, Of the 10th:
Five hundred ofthe 127th regiment
Pennsylvania colored troops arrived
from Brazos Santiago on Wednesday
evening, and left for New Orleans
yesterday, on their way home to be
mustered out.
General J. r. Slack Of Indiana, and
number of officers, also arrived, on
their way home on leave.
The food subsidized on the Rio
Grande without doing any damage
beyond what we have reported. There
is no account Of any wrecks along the
coast about the mouth of the Rio
Grande. .lDa ADE .EaHa
Ali is quiet on the other side of the
river, though there was a rumor Gas
usually that the Imperial army on the
Rio Grande was to be reinforced by
10000 foreign troops.
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State of LouisIana-ParishO OF East Baton
Rouge-flfth judicial District Court
No. 396-Mrs. L. M. Duncan vs.. Philip
McHugh-No. 391-Jeremiah McHugh
vs.. Philip MeHugh-No 39s-- Kezia Ann
Sullivan vs.. Philip McHugh.
pY virtue of three writs of fe,S facaas to
ID me directed from the Judge OF the
Fifth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish and State aforesaid, | have
seized and will expose to public sale at the
plantation OF the defendant, about nine
miles above the city of Baton Rouge, be-
tween the Bayou Sara Road and the Plank
Road, near the Little Plains, in said Par
ish, on
catuwdav tbe 7th of f,ofobar uayt
49, ~ go 80 49, o !, .l no e-S
a. y, !ooo, ~ ~ O'CLOCK, a. M, INC 'ol-
loving uesI IIr, Pf ~ pr Go-Ws arr,
ISL. ~ oDn I'm, Oily nhol of hAND,
s,Ouaseu 20 1a.o uisn, nlne liiics aoose
she cry y, n"s - n'ase' colleainlng 9iio
n ~ anu I'M znse ae,es, bounced :
nor'a ~ san.h a1 h a,"'e ~ i "a VS. u
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-23
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
FIR e = III ID r. u GS,
Patent Medicines, Stationery PGrfumery
WINES AND LIQUORS,
OF THE BEST QUALITY

have rs nv employee, PAUL BBsSY, who has
served in the Drug business for segentben years,
and we'll known TO be r c0a,,pets1R druggist by the
Physicians Of this city.
Alas, Mr.. JOHN MCKINLEY, who has been in
said service for the past seDe1 years.
They will be found behind my counters and at
the Prescription Department re .dy aud willing to
attend to the wants Of those who feel disposed TO
favor ne with a call.
Night calls for prescriptions promptly attended To-.
/ have also established Branch Of said store
on Main street, opposite Keddys Photograph Gal.
lery, to which give my persooal attention.
! return my heartfelt thanks to my friends and
acquaintancss and Physicians especially, for the
kind and liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon me respectfully solicit continuance Of
the same and guarantee general satisfaction.
aug3 J. X. i. HAYNES