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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
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Main Straee, nabe Aus. Gnpe's 5ptss
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9ran9e auf's 8efe perieben unb firt ustsEte'
tets CUR Authorization ieiner tperthea auuhen
eI Elm frifdeS eute6 @las 8ierTa
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@uQmadten, Ipbteni9eine, 8eiiepahsn,
DeeeS, Mortsases, Mietbecn>
tracter, lleberiegen in eng.
liider uno teutl9e.
Spra6s &C., Nc.
CT Ibetuimmt aud bic Iebcrierbuns BON pa
dtten nit @ertbia9sn, eidtbiletru &c. mad
Deut16lanb unier Garantic tls ribtiasu Mrlar-
aens ~berlelben ant ibre Mtrele.
Gerrer s%ssnlittelt IT bic Spesiruus son Ve1,p-
ucn aus Der alien Gein,at naG 9n,trita auf tsl
belten une b~iGisien &si{ercu.en.
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trase meeeen nit au5eyielW untliQteit nns essen
tsbr b,l'se Ger9l!tung auS9efibr., unS rsire tas
Jnterei1e teiner 1reureli4en @uftrasseser Its
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amcrifaniider, fransSFider unp rsutlder
3unf CONDITION,
Bridsetau.e, 8rrutfrabe. swilden s.m Mausatr
uns 0lftrn Sans, SRA, taso.
5dnplsr III. Tcney uup Stanseu @ansy.
8rl6tsn 81 len,c.,
bat eIeitfaQs lteis prr.sHis time aute 9uswabi
@alantfrie.. 9uratn une Sfielpaaren,
mnlfaliiGen 5nfrumente &C.,
bait rA rclltaneigcs Wager rpn 0rpterieS
unb 5pl;maaren, nns bat iesten 5clstaahs
Gradcrma&in n erbaltem. nit eenen er
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11

Dte5anplun9 in
M atertal :@aareu unb feber
Mrt ppn Tamtlienbebarf
BON
9enrp 9arms,
ct. peter. Minneipta,
salt fets sprrGtbis Gin rsi@ssN 6rrtimenteer tefen
@rpcerieS unb YrpDtltpnen,
ipwie Glen . waaren,
ferntr tin Eager BON
Shuben, Stiefeln
9iten, Wuben, u. J: ~:
Qouter Mrti!el fir Zen gewDbnli&sn Bebarfuns
Wues AZ ben nptlfeilfen grei{en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11
Mutton. Mufttpn !

periaufen Drggppbe" in SHentliher gerfei-
Beruns Ont 0rsita9 TIM 10 lbr unb 8itb am erteu
in ieesnt Wrnat. sic haten enen
guten 8prratb @tnternaarsu ure reus uns aIte
NeutlsS an Gauh.
Sie taben 5errn Meierhir 8, einen Deut-
lteu, e%asastrt, unt beim gsr:aufsesftdft TN
@tpre geiFa,h su isitcn.
SdirG ID une Warb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-11

beutitben StabI:& rcn3pHn9cn.
Sic i@ als fir iest art Bpsen tauStt& sardntire.
Sd Aebe has Gelo ,urId unc etfatte Il,
EranspprtuutsRfn fur iseen pFag, Ter nid' tf'
Bin entipri&t.
6pre$t eefauist ser, .be 9br ionfwp taan.
ReparatIrtn prsmpt anssfsrtist unb tsin
!3ablurs teanipru@t, TO bic artsit ni&t be
frtbiet.
4. Strabe. auut S@ilb hes 8rceen pfuse.
~ a6e Msteu S@aufel. une Brt&pNia,
fss YIairiIaHt SevrSttts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
9ailg Gmpire.
The Assassination Trial at
MashInRtOn.

That calm and moderate paper, tho New
York Journal OF Commerce, has the following
criticism upon the Military Commission at
Washington. 1t says;
"The trial presents picture which will be
by no means honorable to US in history There
is no pretense, that we know Of, on the part
Of the Court or the Judge Advocate, or any
one else, that large mass Of the evidence
given has any thing to do with the cases Of
the accused. The civilized world will look
with surprise and regret on the strange spect.
acle presented by this Court or Commission,
assuming jurisdiction TO try men and women
for capital o6enses, we're the civil courts are
in full power, and after assuming this juris-
diction proceeding to heap up mass OF testi
mony designed solely to reach the public
mind, and utterly without reference to the
question Of guilt or innocence of any of the
prisoners"
I'VE may be pardoned, in view Of such a
scene, for entering once more on our record
a plea in behalf OF due process of law. 1t is
the grand fortifcation Of life, property and
reputation. But at the present time no one
enjoys it-no one is secure against accusation
punishment, and death, without possible es.
cape by defense in due form
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
The Opposition OF the Radicals.

The Nashville Union, which may, perhaps
he regarded as the home organ of President
johnson, in its issue Of the 9th inst, says:
"The failure Of the Administration to come
up to the standard OF the most progressive Of
the anti-slavery Radicals, will, probably, cause
the forG,s.ion ofR strong opposition party
composed of active. enterprising, aggressive
elements The loss OF these &c the Admins.
tration party might be regarded with serioas.
ness, were it not for the assurance that their
places would soon be filled by steader and
more reliable supporters. If this should be
the result, the country would be benefited by
the change.
&"The policy Of clothing race of people
unlettered, and ignorant not only of the ordi.
nary affairs OF government, but Of business
life, with the ballot, is not thing to be de-
termined in the midst of excitement, and
without deliberation. Too much is involved
in the result to justify any thing like haste or
want of proper investigation. The interests
of both races our institutions, are in the
scale. We trust, therefore, that, notwith-
standing the demands Of the inconsiderate,
the Administration will not be swerved from
the matured policy announced u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
AGENTS WANTED.

The way to get Prize is this; Send twenty-five
Cents TO us, end as receive II We will mail
you Certtsdte showing what you are entitled TO. II
the article articles please you, send back the Ger
article, matter how costly may be, together with
full list OF all the articles TO be disposed or IL the
article Is not what you WISH state whom you send tho
OerRca and dollar, what other article Of the ssme
value you prefer, and we will send IL II yon wish
more than one Price send us 81, and we will send
you i've OertiRcates for S2 eleven for 90, thirty.
We have an immense assortment Of goods 10 dispose
Of and mead Agents every where, 10 whom we offer
the most liberal Inducements. Write distinctly, and
say only what is necessary.
m9w5t No. IS Maiden Lane, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
wise words Of the chinese.

The Chinese are very fond of pastng scraps
from authors upon their houses, shops, and
temples. Enter the poorest house in the
most miserable village, and, though you will
find a want of the commonest necessaries OF
life, you will be sure to see some beautiful
maxims written upon scrolls Of red paper.
These maxims are often finely wOrded, and
full Of sense Here are few specimens, SO.
lected almost at random:
One day is worth three to him who does
everything in order.
Great minds have purposes, others only
have wishec.
Who is the great liar ? He who talks most
Of himself
We can do without the world, but we need
friend.
My books speak to my mind my friend to
my heart, heaven to my SOUL and all the rest
to my ears.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
Our Hair.

Dr. Dio Lewis has the following suggestion
in relation to preserving the hair:
"God has covered the skull with hair. Some
people shave it off. Mschievous practice 1t
exposes the BRAIN 1t exposes the throat and
lungs-the eyes, likewise, says wise physi-
ologists.
"Men become bald. Why2 Because they
wear close hats and caps Women are never r
bald except by disease They do not wear
close hats and caps Men never lose hair
below where the hat touches the head, not il
they had been bald twenty yenrs. The close
hat holds the heat and prespirstion. There.
by the hair glands become weak the hair
falls out, What will restore in Nothing
after the scalp becomes shiny. Bat in pro-
cess of falling out or recently lost, the fol-
lowing is the best
"Wash the head freely with cold water
once or twice day Wear a thoroughly
ventilated hat. This is the best means 10
arrest the loss, and restore what is suscepli-
BILE OF restoration"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
Imperial Austrian Money Dis
tributiOn.

or THE STATE LOAN or THE YEAR 1904.
TNHIs Loan OF Forty Millions OF Forins, is TO be
repaid in Prizes amounting to 100 9sj, 900 florns,
which are guaranteed by the Imperial and Royal
Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
ADvERTIsIHe RATES.

IN DAILY
One square, eighty words, sod) one insertion..s 60
One square three day uO
One square, one week %
One square, one 90
One square, three ~
One square, six months OV
IN WEEKLY.
Ono square, eighty words, one week.....-.....sl 90
Per square, each week in addition. n.............. 90
80 Terms for Advertisements occuI ying greater
space for longer period than above specified made
known at the Counting Room. All Advertisements
charged NJ tho above rates unless written agreement
IL made previous 10 insertion. All casual advertise.
ments must be paid for In sdvante.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
PRIZESi
Drawings: list June, 1st September, 1st
December.

Prices ofshAres for each separate Drawing One
Share 10 Dollars, u -hares 100 Dollars, 40 shares
1000 d ollara Currency, payable IN United Eta es
Notes, Drafts or Bills ofExohangeo on Europe.
Remittances TO be made in registered Letters.
Arrangements have been made that the Prizes will
be remted direct TO the Winners, or that they can be
cashed AT New York.
Apply 10 Mr. FREDERICK sINTz, Banker and
Financial Agent ia FRAHKFoRT MAIHE, orleiters Ad-
dressed to s. Three King Court. London, will bo at
ter ded TO.
P. s. Prospectus can be inspected at the ofacs Of
this paper.
Letters 20 be dir scted "psE steamer, via Liver
pool 10 Frederick slntE, Banker, In Franktort-on'
the Maine. Remit ances which arrive Gter tire day
ofdrawing, wilba returned or Invested In the next
Drawing, at The option o 1.-THE sender,
alQd3tawtn1b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
FOR SALE,
AT THE LOWEST RATES.

q 0nn GALLONS ofCopper Distilled Rye Whs-
H,UUU ky, from one 20 three years old. The
saline Will be guaranteed - genuine, distilled accord
ing 10 the old German fashion, and is therefore well
adapted 10 smily and for medical purposes Also
three hundred gallons OF Peach aud oatAWba Brandy
about three years old.
These Liquors will 10 sold 10 suit purchasers IN
Mlemisburs, Montgomery 90 Ohio
ml0daw2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

Since the close Of the war unexpectedly
large quantities of cotton are discovered. K
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
writing from Atlanta, says that the editor of
the Atlanta Intelligencer assures him that
there are not fer from 100000 bales in Geo
gia. The planters OF course secured all they
could from destruction, and the facilities they
had for secreting cotton have led to very gen.
eral belief that there was a much less guam
tity in the country than has been shown to be
the fact since it could be disposed nf safely.
II there are yet remaining two and half
millions OF bales, as recent calculations by
intelligent authority show, tho South has cap
ital that will enable her to do much in the
immediate repair Of the devastation caused by
the war. She is now buisily at work in
repairing her rail roads aud the fact that in
several instances the directors Of these roads
have proceeded without the assistance OF the
government argues a confidence in their own
resources and these Of the sections through
which the roads run that may well afford en-
cOuragement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12
Dayton, xenla and Columbus Railroad,
G1RMaF
CHANGR OF TIME.

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
l. for the East "a follows Mail, Ili65 A. M. Co.
lumbus Accommod'tio 900 p. M. Night Express,
7:50 A M
ARRIVING AT DAYTON. Might Express, SOB A.
NJ. Columbus Accommodation, $50 A. M. Dayton
Express, $40 p. NJ.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
utes faster than Dayton time
Through tic kets can he had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
E. W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
ma4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-12

We state II as social axiom that every
lady who wears number four gaiter is
the mortal Zoe of every woman who wears
two's
The sun., 1865-05-10
MARINE NEWS.
May io-s Ri.e. ss-s. se,. 7 oe-s'p ri.e.o2

May lo-s. Rises SIS. se,. I O6-a'n rise.O2 46
CLEARED.
sTEAMsHIP-B Baltimore, Lewis for Washington.
sHlPs- HibernA Liverpool; Plymouth Rock, 81
John, H. M'lrose, San francisoo
RARKS-Georee, Ners Cruz; Zephyrin, Barbados;
File de LAu, tBritishl Havana.
BRIG6-Actve. Glsce Bsv, G n; Fahion, Jacnel.
BCHOONERS-Oliyer Cromwe ell savannah; Iris,
PArshoro, 4; Clara Jenkins Annapolis; s j Waugh
an, Washington; John Walker, do.
ARRIVED.
sTKAMsHIPs- United Kingdom, Glsgov; Dudley
Buct, F. Monroe; City OF Manchester, Liverpool
and Qusenstown; Havans, Havana.
RklGS-A Nichols Neuvitas Nineland, Janeiro;
II Z BLOCKS FIontrera Mex; Forester, Bath, Ne:
sCHOOSERs-B Belgrade, Chsrottetown 7 r I
7 KING. Calais Clara Jane, do kcnduskie, do; Haven
Belle Portland Sarah, Machias; J II senIine, Bati-
more n Mclirsfiey, Georgetown, u G; T. T smith,
Charlestop; Boston, ~ Andrews y Is; Geo Washing
ton, Portland, Nc; u kins, Cslai, Paine,
Eas'port; Union, Cherryfe p Bent do; Captain
John Ellsworth; DRAGON, - CToxi Panau, MsehiS;
Washington, Virginia & w Holmes. do Yorktow u,
do ! u Van Name, do. sea Foam, do; Vim Henry, do
John James, do; LATHE, Beaufort Iuisita- BaTscoa
NAV Queen, Bermudg Hampton Belle, Portland
Fashion, Estsnzss.
BfLOw-Ship Clara Wheeler, Liverpool also
ships, baTks and brigs.
The sun., 1865-05-10

the purpose he should b unable 10 comply with The
requsst.
The CAsE OF HrIASD A. MANN, charged with
killing Edward Brennan, at No. 81 hercsr street
the 18Th Of January last, vs resumed yesterday In
the Court Of Gener. Sessions. Mr.. John d. Town.
.,na ,un9sd u fer .hs defence FER and A;..s.n, Dis,
tIct Auorney beGIord 10y me prosecution. Ater
hour rendered verdict Of guilty Of anslang ter
in the 4th decree. Recommending the prsoner % he
mercy OF the Court
FrRYs.-At about ! o'clock, Yesterday morn
Ing, hre occurred at No. Erie Building. Du me
street, which extended thi iOush 70 Keade street Il
erots ont on the q acor, occupied ey Pierce Co,
$3.50 insured On the kesde street side, hes.rs.
Conhlin Gale, provision dealers on the lat fcor
deaer- lo., $500. The building. Owned by the Erie
Rsl.ay Go, vas dnmased to the amount Of about
$1,000. All are Insured. The fire supposed 70 have
been the work Of an ndi.ry 900. About A. ",
shie broke out in ~ and ll3 Attorney street oocu-
pied a. cabinet mAnufsctory By NJ. L. Herbosheim-
er Loes $500; Insured.
A FIREMAN MrRpERousLY ASSAULTED
About o'clock yesterday morning Michael wossn,
Jr, member Of Engine Company 81, -hih passins
which raeins In the vicinity. wss assaulted by
t-o men. who .prang upon him, fron dafk ally, one
The force Of the blow expended on his heavy hat,
and Woean seiIod one Of his aSssilan's and thte-
HE ~ ef snd IN, relieved thenselyes 40 Al arm
u@ given, and OGcor UIinTa- Of the 18Th Precinct,
hrlNtu on the ground soon enoufh 10 arrrt one ol
the aieged assailnnts, who gave his name NJ Daniel
CLARK. The prisoner was taken beiore Justice hans-
field, and committed for trial without ball CLARK 10
II YEAR Of age, oarmAn by occupation, and lives nj
llC Lewis street
LARcESY.-OfFicer Duffy, Of the 27th Pre-
cinct yesterday arrested Annie Wilson. ohsrged with
stesling pockstbook containing Sl75, from james
Mulerly, OF l24 Greenwich street.
FouSD DRowSED.--The body OF an unknown
man about 80 years Of ase, and feet inches hiEh,
yesterday found floating In the dock at the foot ot
4th street, East River. Coroner Collins notified
70 hold an inqucst
The sun., 1865-05-10
TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
station, Tor Albany and Troy, connecting with North
ern and Western trains at 80 A. M u NJ, 400 500
1890 T. N trains TIE 900 +. NJ train runs thu ough
TO Bufao and Suspension Bridge, via Troy, without
chance Of care. sunday train Of oW r. NJ M
1OlC CEl, AAsL SUI. 40
The sun., 1865-05-10
MILITIA sSY.

SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND DIS
- charged can have their claim ior pay bounty,
clothnE and ration money ,peodiy settled by calling
OF addressing the I, ;. Army Claim Agency OF L.
BROWN CO., Park pace, Y. Y. 376
TT $. MARINE CORPS-WANTED, A
- few choice men for this fAvorite branch OF tho
service! Bounty, pay, rationA clothing and prize
money explained at the Rendezvous, Is Bowery, New
York. 4, \, BkENOORr, Captain U. 3. ": c.,
Commanding Rendezvous. 800
The sun., 1865-05-10

TndidnopoliN May s.-Maj. Gen. Hovey, by su-
thoriy from Washington. has issued orders for tho
execution Of Bo~es hilliken and IIorey, convicted
OF treason by Court Martial In this city .ome months
aSo. They will be hanged on the 10Th inst.
The sun., 1865-05-10
REMOVALS.

nR. SCHENCK HAS REMOVED TO So
~ West lSth Of, near 9th ave. Clfice houTs from 4
10 every day until further notice. 1913
MRS. n. G. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
l'l Physician, Professor on the Eyes lIArA Throat
scalp, has removed her Office from 10 bond st. "a
81 Bond south side, iist laTle house om B'wery,
where her celebrated medicines can always he hhd-
Send for ciro llu. $40
NOTICE-ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
Nhave removed their branch office from 442 BIo,i-
way 10 the large building cor. OF Grand and Crosby
ste. $40
The sun., 1865-05-10
Too Late for Classification.
. EAFEHS.


BRESNAN-On the sth inst ,Ieremi4h Brennan,
the beloved husband Of Bridget Brennan, In the Seth
year Of lis age
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this afternoon,
At o'clock, from HE late te-idence 2b9 West goth
Of, His remains will lo taken to Calvary Ceme-
tery. 3e6
Rt'TLTR-On Tuesday. Nav 0. Rridget Butler. The
beloved wife Of Richard Butler, aged Is wears
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on Thurrdny afternoon, NAV
u ~ o'clock nom her late residence, 81 Hudson
ave, Brooklyn. 3QS
hlLHERS-on Tuesday, May Q, RosAnna Null
hern, sged u years.
The friends Of the family, and tho.e Of her bro.
ther and hruther-n-la-, are invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon, 1lth lnsL at o'elk
nom the residence ot her mother, IA Ridge st 3yI
RAKER wANTED-ON BREAD, A GOOD
Brooklyn. 3q3
nRESSMAkERS WANTED-A FIRST
~ cns. operator on Whsclcr 4 Wilson'S Also an
improyer one Who sew' nestly, steady work and
paid whie learning. .hirt maker for custom work
streets. a94
7 .OST-ON SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 9Th,
- small Box containing ladic. Gold Watch and
Cham and pencil attached to It, also Bracelet and
rome other aric,cS In coming through Narick stree
fiom King to Watts Sta The articles belonging TO
l"uns ls'v left NJ a keepsake from doceared rels
ins the same to Mrs, DAILY, 80 Watt At, cor. Narcl
IT. Ny. 3s6
'TO ALL WHOM 1T CONCERNS-KNOW
Il that ny wife Ann LOUIS RIGGS, has left ms
BET and board without an, inst cause provocaton
aud iofbid All pe sons trussng hes my account, Al
! Nill pay no debts Of her contracting. JOHN ii
| RIGGS. S9l
WANTEp-TWO PAPER -HANGERS-T
W GOOD workman the trade prices and At, ndy worl
lACE'S Pant and Paper Store, s6th ct, beI % an,
| 4ih HVes. 292
The sun., 1865-05-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN JERSEY
4hCit earning f5U month Tor sale. Y rice tsuO
Can tC st.yei In one hour. Appy at the Stationery
Store, lIt Scwaik ave, Jersev CIV. rs
JNOR SALE-TiiE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of Grocery and Liquor store, liS Fast llth
-ueet, .9l
EOR SALE CHEAP lOR CASH-ONE OF
, tie lest B,rs and Il n aid saloons IN the City Of
Wili-mshulgh. sptnd.d chanc' tor German to
make fortune. HGH sOt !ong cuss and low rent
f1r information, call on u. SlRts ~ Grnnd ct,
CO. OF ~ -. 3GT
G100-FOE SALE-A LIQUOR STORE,
S'tOO 20 ter aad ale house hGITer ale sold
week.; bet location ~ luth Mad. SB.U-A Iestau-
rant orrtcr snd Me house, near broadway Apply TO
sOLiNGtR IS Bower,, room I. .6G
S16D WILL BUY THE BEST BUTTER,
~ Tf'Docheese aud cgF dout stand In one OF the
beet markes in the "; the owner lie going 10 lie
country, Apply to PAY Ten, los Division At 2GO
The sun., 1865-05-10
7 80 GOVERNMENT LoAN-FIFTH Ma

TIONNL UANk-
B3s THIRD AVENUE. NEAR 9Th STREET.
This Bank is the most convenient N the North
eastern section Of the city, and has constantly
hand, the notoe Of the Above loan for sale in S60n
= II Ca t56Gs and SlVrs. Jay Cooke the principal
Agent NAYS: II now seems probable that no consd-
cradle amount beyond the present eries will he offer
I'll TO she public. RICHARD KELLY, PRS.
The sun., 1865-05-10

1StH-" COSTAR'S" EXTERMI- lssi
loOo MAJORS.
"CosTAR's" EXTERMINATORS
EXrERhISATORS
"COSTARS" EXTERMINATORS.
EXTEKMIS ATORs.
"COSTARS" ENrERMINATORS.
fNrERMINATOkS.
-COsTAR's" EXTERMTNATORS.
ENTEKMINATORS.
"COSTARS" EXTkKMISATOkS
ENTERMINATORS
"COSTARS" EAIERMlNArORS.
ENTERAlSATOkS.
"COSTARS' ENTFRMINATORS.
EATERMISATORs.
"CosTARs" EXftRMINArORs.
EX1EkMlNATORS.
"COSTAR'S" EAIERMISATORS
EAIkkMINATOks.
For Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants Bet-Dugs, FleaA
Moths Insects on Plants. Fowls, Animals, etc.
Is years cstAbishtd In \. CITY,"
"Only infAllbe remedies known"
Free from Poisons."
Not dange Ious TO the Human Family"
Rata come out Of their holUs to die"
GB Sold bv all Druggists and Retailers.
~ BEWARE ! Of all worthless limitations.
fH- PRfsoIPAL DEroT, 4S2 BROADWAY, n. Y. 100
The sun., 1865-05-10
RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, LYNCH
~ BURG, CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH
AND MORT.F

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Have ~ established their ofces at the above p.ces
and are prepared 10 forward goods subject TO resto
uons OF the Treasury and Military Departments.
~, ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
N1 20 Bfoadvay
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-02
Fourth Judicial District Court.
"a ADAM LAsSEIGNE
NARClSSE HEREtI, absentee.

. \.
BY virtue ofa writ Of .feri tacias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana, in the above entitled cause,
viii proce d TO sell at public auction, at
the Court House Offhe Parish Of st. John
the Baptist, Il
ON SATURDAY, F
THE 9th DAY OF JANUARY 1866,
ffa"af at II O'Clock A. M, ita bga
the following described property, to wit:
A Tract Of Land situated in the Parish
Of ST. John the Baptist, on the Left Bank
Of the Mississippi River, measuring one
hundred and nineteen feet more or less
front, ty thirty Ave arpents in depth,
bounded on the upper line by property
belonging to widow Antoine Dupuy and
by property belonging ia. Joseph Francois,
aud on the lever line by property belong
ing to Ronain Bussiare, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon,
Seized in the above suit.
TERAS
.sttefaiarf. FaHss tfF 8 CASH IA
St John the Baptist, November Goth, 1865.
H0a THOS. J. BURKE,
I'd sheriff
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-02

A Tract Of Land situated in the Parish
Of St John the Baptist, on the Right Bank
of the Mississippi River, measuring half nm
arpent front by forty arpents in depth,
bounded on the upper line by p operty
belonging to wid"w l.. Roubleau. and on
the lower line by property belonging to
Norbert Perret. together with the build.
ings and improvements thereon.
s5 Seized in the above snit. If
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CASH.
st. John the Baptist, November 2sth. 1865.
@ THOS j. BURKE.
Cd s 60 ihag .F#-at sheriff