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The Lsvsns Hrn,LD, Of Cons,antinopis, Of Aug.
%, ssys that on the previous Wednesday . ere
volt Of TIE hare ns' took place, which, for time,
threatened broken windows and scratched faces 70
the P'rs police and municipal authorities. About
p. N. Mussulmsn child was brough, for bural
70 that part Of tie Petit Champs In which inter.
ments have recently been forbidden. The c,yaa.es
AT The adjoining police ssNon in,erfcred 10 pre-
vent The buris, aud In ton or frecn IN nutss a
crowd Of women sud children, which ultimately
swsllet TO soms three hundred stfsng, r,there1
roundtho siot fror- all paris OF the adjoining Nus
SULLIVAN quarter. Bs.z ng ones, broken crockerv
ana every oIher svsila 10 IA ssilo, they .sa.iled
tho police, ana amid such = orm OF discnrdsn,
screams as Ito neIghhorng ravino has seldom or
never echoed TO, threatened the Eaptiehs with tho
wot~ that feminine singer could DO % them II TIE
iniernens were MOI SLOWED. The lieut.nan, Of
We station, hoSeveT, stood firm, aud tee.ng N Al
We grave Vas 10 e aug In spe Of bin, seized the
MUS conn, and referred the wotlen TO he mum,
panty. father, after some shrill tesi,..nca, they
i'Iafcc- an Ater hong with difl Guilty kep. n, IN
ainast ing ire doors ami WIDOWS az Tie pndils
ho.eL we're finally induced to carry Their pl, n, 10
oslsb' Ssra. There the u y 4 III mat SOL AL he
had TINS 70 refer Tor 10 s.mLoul whets
u was thought besi TO queli the riot " yisldng
Accordingly tie Bsy accompanied the insurg mis-
back u ihe ground, and. . grave some s.I foe,
deep having teen dug and Ilentfllly spr nix led
witt gu cklime tho Little corpse was at length put
out oi sshi- aud the smakOnisn mob dispersed.
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Jads. Grover. Letter of Acceptance.

JuDsl MATTE Gaovsa one Of the Democratic
candidates for Judge OF Vie Court Of Appeals in
this Stats, has written . lstter In which he for
nsally accepts the nomination. Tie letter 10 os-
tsnIibly intended for q formal denial Of alleged
reports 70 the sf.c, thu, ,hs Judge declined 10
run upon the Democratic tck.t ; but II Is more
probably intended 70 exert an influence upon 9TH
ere Of the Judges political stripe--olden time
Democrats who have ltterly supported the Ropub-
licsn party. The writer offers no excuse for hav-
ing len the fold Of Democracy and wandered OF
in quest Of new pastures. lie claims 70 bss Dem
ocrs, Of The srLAs wHGur school, says hs. he
len the party because u It's predictions toward
slavery, but that thist peculiar institution has
bcen finally and forever srsdcA,oi, no again re-
turns to his frs, love. but 10 nod only because
the Democratic party hssspurlhsd itself, in the
Judges estimation, that be nov rcunii.s his for =
tunes with II. lilo has become alarmed Al the
evil tendencies Of the Republican party, sg.ins,
which be now frames ibis bill OF indictments
~ have seen With anxiety tho rapid tendency to
centrAlizaton; the loose constr uction Of tho Fol-
sral Constitution 40 as 70 swallow up all tho pow
crs OF the STATE the little regard paid to the only
frr damsntsl principles upon which civil liberty
can securely rest; financial s'stern tending ~
flood the country With paper money; the establish
mon, Of the tariff upon principles widely variant
from revenue; . departure from the anciont
maxim 81 the party-equal and exact justice TO
all in the exercise Of the taxing power by which
large masses Of property tre sxeinptod from ther
equal proportion Of the public burden; bu. moro
| than all, claim oct up by . large party IN tho
in,ry OF power In Congress TO exclude tie South.
| orn States from representaIon Ia the FEDERAL
Legislature, and tho r ght Of local sofgovcrnLnent
until the elective franchise IL settled accord NJ.
| their views. This claim 1 regard IS equally un-
founded, aud almost as mis;hIevOIs as Ils claim
| Of .hsful S.ats secession from the uuiop."
This Language certainly shows plainly enough
where Judge GEovSa now stan ia, Whatever lis
former declarations may have been.
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TRADE NOTICES.

I .ONGSHOREMEN'S L. p. ASSOCIATION.
- .,o Q, viii hold a special meeting on saturd,v
evening, sept. 81, at lsi Spring ", at ~ o'cock
fuuctual attendance is Ie ,uiIe. - ordei Of Dt,S-
MS COAAORS, frsst. PATRICK PIIELAN, Rec
Sec. Ys9
sash AND BLIND MAKFRS-THE SASH
~ an! blind maaeus Of the cit OF NeE York are
requcrtef 20 meet, on Monday eve, Oct "a. al 1871
Y .or =, at O'Clock preci,Sy. klCHAgD HAMiL-
Ton Pre-. 2GI
I'HE STABLEMEN'S PROTECTIVE AND
Benevolent Sceiety-The above society will he d
tnelr monthly meeting at the 18Th Ward Hall b9i
o.. oct AN and Lexington avs, on Mond.y evening,
OCT =. All mem befs are called on 20 attend. 2S3
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Southern and Northern Merchants.

A number II sJuIaern merchants haze COM
menced trading with the North sSsiu, AMI ~ lying
from leItor Of = Charleston correspondent, thew
were much pleased with We manner in which thew
were received here, and tho lsnisucy Of Northern
merchants. II slysi
askei for sixty days credit, and got H. without,
. word Of objection. An ,,hcr toll mo H., ~.
asked for four months was given = rec, and treat.
~ IKE gentleman every vhss& AaolAH shas a
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SPECIAL NOTICES

The Phrenolosieal Journal for October
contains Heads and Chsractos, u,,orv in ,,a
Human Face, Christian CreedS, The ADeric.n ~,
Our Social Relations, Work Tor Women. ill., %
Win Love, -whm They Say" Going son,b u,n,. -
Speakers and other rich reading, vim Mn
Newsmen haven't. Only 20 cent?. Addre,. ~.
Fowler and wel.s ESQ Iiroaivay, Ny o.,
IuIl---fall nnG " inier suits of f7Io,Li..a
for men and boys, at prleea lea .r.ta' N'o'"ing
lie arg est aIsol tment In an siora n ct.et anu
y, Y B.ldsiR be- " AAs u ssss ar. sSSsV' ss
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me The rsceps for debt Of about nhssn hundred
dollars contracted before the war, which he had
paid IN full and he asked for four months
bill OF eight thousand dollars, which was readily
with one-thrd cash, and eight and twelve months
notes for the balance, while be got ninety days
three-fourths Of his new hill. One man said be
had many friends In the North, and they all knew
he had been . thorough rebel. He expected some
tsunts, Int tried TO carry himself ks . gentleman
and Wa eonrieonalH IacelNkA
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d''cordsm example from fhs Christian Church.
On ts contrary, an example Of harmony, good
VIII nasernity, and mutual kipdlinsss the part
OF she Church will necessarily be felt in the recon
citation Of PAS, snimo,i,iss between the two sec
tons OF our con. non country.
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~ 4 Y ktsA(iES.

MISUNDERSTANDING At Railway, n. J., on
wedue.day, SEPT. 81 " Rev. .. $. shsdlnu. H. D.,
Richard 4. EcCprmick Secretary OF 'he Territory
o. hfizons, 10 hseeis o.. only dAue her Of Isaac L.
Hunt Eq, Of tie former pace. No cards
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ci',y, Ao. ., Of S,w York. viii hold thetr ser
WeesIg mfeinS A. their u Il, cor 2aIt. aud I'd 4,
on sun .ay eycaiug, Oct. ls', 1865. spel.int D.
geo. lahpbo si.'ine by .o,sIs. KIN. Rome
iars n, Cario and L. hc OgAH, the l.ilh Con
No'a.i-t; AFRO Mss Fov. he.'in =. o'c.ocf 70 :
eIoc .ol OF oL'ceis ior tho ensuing term. Monte
he noitel 70 attend n the above hour JAM
ifLAhEf, PvcA BGSNAHD DUUGuERrY. v.
Urea. N. j. sAtEt, Rec. See. lis =
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4 e,oiy will hold tueir revulsr vcoEiy m. M,
ne school looul' attached 4 80 Chuych, cor.sf
NOT aud Park a., On sunday eyeninc, Oat. H.. Al
O'clock. NJ BICph' viii tsal-ss taa H,ct.
on the ml.eeI Total Abstin nee. 10 ~ 4
BRIDE Pres. WILLIAM tIfZlnRAi.D. y,t
PATRICK G'DONNOR Rec Sec, no,
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l. IL. socrt, vii ho.i aplsuc .eu.re..nce ., .,
lns IN their ht.' fss. 18Th a., oa sunday tss.iu
Cci l.t, NJ o'c'oek. a lecture Slif TO ds,'rp.el
John NJ Harrington, l.. l.. u, suljrct-I.e ina
sn, e Of the ite' OF 50. Vincent poFaIl On SOC OF
Staging BY PsoI wilson $40 Ihos y. Tilne -
bf. hl.sROul, Pre-. JOHN AcLAaShY, 80.
secretary. 900
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vCreyer 6 bakers Highest Premfur,
blsste stitch and Lock Stitch Seping M.chines 405
brosdSAJ, New York. and 2ss Fulton street D1oos.
~. III
Mheeier q Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
aeh,ne and Button Hole Machine. No. 62S BROAD
sS, ". u. $50
Howe sewing Machine Cemp,ry No 400
wanted. - ''T ie'iNo"'' ~ ~
,Iucsers Charms OF Youth for the Cow
Rsnngo.,nrn I'm and eth. Price One Dollar per Bo,ts
nshu sctprei a. the Lsboratory No $50 Sixth ave
cor o. W y e.. Sold By all Drusgis.s AID ~ r. A.
Loyeloy' wholesale AGENT, % Fulton at, n. Y. aas
Daney's Magical Pain Txtractor Posi-
we cure purns, tcads cuts, bruises. 60 ma tuHi-
on'' &C &C. Tor sale at Depot, 40 Liberty 81. 1876
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

FATHER MATHEW T. A. B. soCIE7
morrow, SUNDAY, H7P. NJ. in their Han. co..,
s3i ,i. and "a .teaus. spe1Sigs b. Ne.r' WEI.
"a an hu c.I,hsn an .nd ciher- x ~ vi prcit
The pI.no,ofte. n. HAYWARD, Pes. JAZZ
CASDLFP- Re-. Sec. =
EATHER MATHEW T. A. d. SOCIEf
No. s OF n. ". Ha'l. let. 54,h md tsth Ct
R.sley md yside vi 'Sdrc., 10 S,.e'ins. si.s
ses,s. Riely, McMullin stNkey ard oths'r; ~
on snd 49,. ~ in. By Ne m; y, M,'es nSr
L. neeinr At o'clcct. P. y srnla'. loot cut Y
On Ba.l on " IN ncto, or; " ~ \,
sSs. NJ A'cEUHf' '''''' JAMES OSEii
EtTHFR MATHEW UNITED p. A. =.
Il 2 cety, M. Of y oet'vn. IN. vir hot r'''
Temperance mcetins A. Mschari'I Hsll.3'n ~ y
Ssnl svsa A. =, .srno, 81
sipyine ~ Nessr- t.sus o.. Haze 80 and "ih'
CHARLES RICHARDS Pres, JAMES CASH
Fec
EATnER MATHEW T. A. n. SCOTT
i No. /, Of .fe',ev c''r -ili seld {. ru'ic 700
H,iI cor NsS..f ~ isi.es 'yc,. So =, -
PCS. EDw ARD nAtr0N. 81. ''"' ~
last AND BEST MEETING OF TFrM
- ~ JOYCE snd s-ter 'o'1-Th" Parent Sc
So co. c,". ,,1 ~ .ot r'' er he re-
snce Neernr, cor cfGrn md ~. 10. s1n.
ssven'n-M I o'coct e0 80 ,-"c ~ Va,
Sin'crs-M..e. I,icnc" q -naa Z. u, r,r.s7l ftr
iure-, Cosi N-gs. ". Green's 81 j an =, Z,
Ioi' y. 'lolinss h ln' ll''n7v.. Nn-s-. NO =
u MaEFfvfRs i Re ia.s sce IH''' JOYCE. ~, "a
TknIFS I. c. 7. A. II. SOCIETY. OrS
at P " Me..n. b o'Rii"r ,ni no n n
Ms,.st non., ". ". =. WALTON anS " y, 'G'o ~, \
utNRf hALLoN. President joins KEARtt
NO F-THE MAESHAfS OF hS
4 fether Mohew. socisieL Of see VOID K
500 eti.- thai intend 10 rart co-te in e-,,
procession, the analvetss-v o. ,he tir'h otthe "A
Ew. on Ito I'm dgy of Oc'ohsr. i-i'. vi'I y
sfnd their n"-es 70 tho Grand Marsha, o. THAI
nn''' ril, apear N tne orT.To. A'o
OtONNLLi- Gran Nrsthli, Gfc,i J,rcs.t
NOTICE TO THE FATHER METUF
4 socie'i . Of New York and e ootiv1, an o.
CIVIC soc etios-B other men.icu mot c.rnts.
request that YOU ~i cali. ant he'ore pa h,si
el,e there, examine my scarf. "a rr prer,re4.
sct cheaper b. ton pr cons. than aoii el-c /
81. PAfrick's Day. ANY tro'hcf inernbe- ih.t ~.
liFe 10 'u-n GU, On TIC tnui, rr.,W of rs.bcr y
thee's vi IN ~. he ittA OF Or.o'ei. II lie Lss
sai. let him come 10 me, mi y he waHt, p
Monroo". ali
NOTiCE-THE ST. JAMESTOWN CATI
Ole 7. 4. u, S5,ittv VIII lolI pnIlic Tonne
snce mee.ins IN tie rooms In -nNc't It. On su
dai evening next Octohcr L., ~ O'Clock A Rom
c. hoe elergvmpn will s''end TIC met,'rr'
,ii.e.s on the evils Of in'omp"rsnce go lo feire-
BY hds'inguished speaker Aifs N. Conlv, Nr y
er; WI son aud Mr.. Henry u sullivan win snr
selection Of favorte airs dvsrg tl-ercrir. 7
rci1'STs' their mile, srd q. pubic gene 20. e.
ie'iect u.ly invited. The Csje'a "a uc,. Oh, t
low cNcuIur, at C'cCck. There VII lie n ,r,.ti
Of the soc cay hold on hoalar even Nc a. ,'.'o.
Tor tpecial pup re- riso tho gusrerlv mectinr
h hFl Naft liza. H....
Fec. IA
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= MhIheW, The imal Ca h0l'c nlN 10 III
Iefnpefsuco Societies ~ " N,'k Il oEl"u ,
jersey ely, for e"1h thing iir Nom q, riu =
gsce on su'dag, Oct 1t, a. 1913 liswcsv. A. o'co
fach soeie'y viii 'eu0 furnish year aud La.e Of
oIsah Eat on number OF mon eif, initiation q
monthly cues, benefits, iunc. / cxvcu.ra on Z
Getth OF member or wif', sSel q Of p.a,ic me.
ms loc1t OF hall. name, Of Pre'i len. sccr-'.
ahd llesur.r. The same o. Cl4et nni Vi,
Hoc et g. Hcole tlcus IN plea q Ne hUnte D
fIesldens unable 10 attend arc rr,u,sicd to Sud
repre- eIteiVc. JOHN AUSTIN MtIS
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tn RREtKIVG prrvSrr

- wi'hou' Liccnsa, Clear tho Track A Tenn,
enco Nee ing will lie held on Sun ~ afternoon, 4
L AZ O'clock, A. the loot Of u come At. u. r. .
thofe thai aie IN isvDt OF the cGuso, and free .uee
arc inVcd 70 tttend, - root tnee ~ af.i tin-t
ulsei on no sabbah day up9u a. subject f1rt
peu 20 yaars, and h.yo procured IN TINT tim %.
,NMy 'i,reIs 70 ihe ple'sc, and alvA' have o.
mW ,sbidinf citizen. and IN Al nv procre lines -
wIthin no letter Ct tho law. Tie to' oviuf az.
has elrsyr ie'n my guide. and Rave slvsrs ifo,
"Congre. shall mako no laws ie-per ln- sn e.,
nshineni OF religion or p-1nibitiug he eceys.e
" col, or hhridginr the freedom Of speech Or
rFht OF The peope peac ably 10 GrsruN,
&c. You viii p'esse q serve he Article W. pm
ahie n as omblc" | Therefore contend H. ~ r.
continue within the bonds q the siovs.
u'nv onlr my rich nac'uz AM At ON n. ,
lie ms M helper. shall ncyer te.5cAt io- IN dew
~ OF ma iLps In n God Ike so'k. IN u th.i
80 u me Wei done, gool Hud f'i'hfil iolvr
come M hishrf" EDWARD FALCDN Il T.
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THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. Il. 81
eie'y 80. viii hold its lefulgr weekly NEE ng
thelr l'Ml so Bot lyth IT. On SUNDAY eSel.us, o.
l. A. oc'ocN. .rpclEllA by MI PIius and NJ Al
IN, SINGING hy Ms Foy and h.s ryiIrl "
0ooa1ney; hr, KIDD, and otheH. PATH LAMB, r.,
VIM. pBtlEN, Rec rec. .yi
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A GRAND TEMPERANCE RATlFICA-
\ ''ou Of the Ycunc Mems Father Mathes S1e CIV
No VI y. Y, at tue.r hail coz 3+th .. aud slh ste
o. SUNDAY evening, al ~ C'ciock. speaking hy
henry / Carroll snd y. J. GauaIher. sin inc by
LEU. II, RILEY, Pres. X. l. GODBY, V,co,P. q.
WIN. BOYD, sec. III
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n IIbIdI MEEIING W I'LL BF HELD
by the Father Mathew T. A. H. Soc et-, No of
booElyn, on tO-uolroS evening A. Z o'clock, IN ths
temperance institute, corner Of Hamilton ave and
II. ssst. AtdTesses sill ho delivered bv nes,r, j.
l. Perry, fcA!'-, and u. sutton. SINGING b. j Uaci
and J, Trace. CHAS. muRPHi, Ple.L BEH.
NARD MARLIN, Rec Sec "a
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RRANCH No. 1.-THE MEMBERS or TIE
- Father Aashe~ L. H.. 4. A. Is. sCe.ety will hold
their public IumleraIce meeting o. to-morT1v
enhdD evening, al o'c och, Al tuuir Hal, 81 Hud.
son e. where addtesses will be delivered by Il T.
LyicA, 10. ". Dawson, Evq, end John A. NilA
L-'l, Singing by Me. rliubio, AIR. Carroll and Nr
taGen, y GALAGHER Pes, JAS. Mellow An,
ltts ANIME W hebhA H. Rec. sec.
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A TTENlION-MEMBERS OF THE FAITH
er Asthe- Soc ete, OF Nov IV.k, Is ook yn and
Je.sey CITY, you can save from 81 to IS by (using
i0or over Boz. store.
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
"A Mems iuler Mathew T. A. u. so,iety, No / Of
Brook u, Will be held tomorrow evening orloek
a. Latino Hal, glv AID 2t2 Court st. The nlsrt.uS
VII be edtelsed BY Noses liaiL T., Lans.ol and
and faIcs DAly. PATRICK LYONS, pse.t. 40.
O'NEll- Roc. nsc IA,
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r MATHEW T. A. II. sOC1rT

Il No 1, Of fo,ev CIV. -ili sold = tu' lc -cs.
to-morruw. Fun a.. evenin-, Oc'. we.t 1r
Hal. cor. Nrwstt ~ iefser syes. So e. u. -
John MorrAn, Of 7 oot'yu. S'n-ins T., 'l-sTr.l
We. DIrn;;v ~ w = ,I'i q oilers. JOIN nrN
Post EllW AkD llA'I1N 80 ~
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE FATHER
"A hNher [: u. r. A. IL Sos ETY. viii lie heic At
their hali Sol Bi@em. q, On sunday even ng OCT.
Jet, A. O'clock. The tudieLCe will be Addrs sso by
Prot Wiils and Z. A. l.. nolaey. sin.ius By n. q
sullivan and Others. JAMES REARDOk PIE,
WlLLlAA MARX, Roc. See 54s
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SHERIFF SALES.
POSTPONED SALE.



State Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of EAST Baton
r Ronge-Rifth judicial Distriet CouEt--No. 900,
JoHa RiRD w Heirs Of 6EeaaE H. HsaoNAH.s
DY virtue OF writ of seizure and sale TO me d.
ID reeted, froIB the Honorable Fifth judicial
District Court, Of che state and Parish aforesaid,
have seized and will expose to public sale, ut
the Court House door, n the City Of Baton
Rouge on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY
next, A. D., 1862 al 10 o'clock H., the following de-
scribed nortgaged property, to-wit:
Six lots of ground situated In that part of the
city Of Baton Rouge. laid out by the iats Richard
Devaii, and designated on the plan thereof AN
lots Nos. six, seven, eight, nine, ten and eleven,
Of square No. six. First iot. No. six. measures
sixty feet front on Florida street. by one hundred
and fifty feet 10 depth. Lots Nos. seven, eight,
nine, ten and eleven measures each sixty feet on
Main Grow church, street, by one hundred and
twenty feet In depth, all French measure Lots
Nos. seven and elven forming the Southeast and
Northeast corner OF said square No. six, together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
SeiEed to pay and satisfy ths writ issued In the
above numbered Gauss, together with interest
and cost.
Terms of saie--40n a credit Of twelve months
the purchaser furnishing his bond with approved
security, bearing eight per cent. interest from the
day of sale until pald--mortgage retained on the
property sold until Anal payment of the bond.
a aNlfEf4e f qfff aEDYARD C0IJSINAKD,
july4 Sheriff.
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nag President Lincoln once re-
marked that be read with great regu-
larity the letters of an old friend who
lived on the Pacific coast until he
received letter of serenity pages of
letter paper, when he broke down and
never read another, IF
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stale ofI.oulslana.- parlsh of Ens. na,a.

stale OF Pa Elsh of East sa sSn
houge--ftth Judicial District COURT NO 845.
LEON BnNNEoAzE %. WILLIAM Il. 4 uNNARD.
HI VIRTUE ola writ Of NJ H., to me directed
~ from Che Honorsbie'ths Filth Judicial Court.
OF the Parish aud State aferesid, have seized
ami will exposet public SAFE, at the Court Honse
door in the city of Baton Rouge, ON
SATURDAY., THE 9TH DAY or August NEXT.
A. D., 1865, at is o'clock, Nj, The followisg de-
scfibsd property, to Wit.
certain lot Of ground situated In that part of
the cItY OF Baton Rouge laid out by the laie
Richard Devail, and designated On the plan
thereof ~ lot No. ten (lDl Of square No hse, t5),
measuring sixty eet front on Church street.
lnow Main) by one hundred and Afty feet In
depth, French measure, together WITH ali the
buildings and i'm" elnents thereon
ssizeu TO AZ and sstisiy the writ issued In the
aud cost.
Terms of SALE eash, In u. 4. Treasury Notes
with the benefit Of appraisement
asN ED. C0UslNARD,
july1. sher,a.
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The Gazette 4 Golltet
Time and Love.

The wheel Of Time turns whrriug on,
II never varies, IL never stays;
somewhiles we watch, somewhiles we shup,
hut IL nor liugers nor delays.
But IL, perehanne. Love seize the wheel,
And seek to stop II in its light,
lie only learns the more to feel
He cannot lengthen LIES delight. r~s-
Yet love will strive 10 change Id course.
And with . soft hand grasp Il fast;
Though whirled by It's Ieslslless force,
All things must leave it at the last.
Love sometimes helds, and while II turns.
Faint with the speed, yet faithful dies;
But oftener, when his hand IL burns,
He quits at once, and distant flies.
TFFdser's Mngasine.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-18
A BLIND WOMAN RESTORED

A BLIND WOMAN RESTORED
An interesting young woman, TWEEN
ty-two years Of age, born stone
blind-partly educated in the family
Of Clergyman, all this time by fin
ger alphabets, as we see blind men
tracing the letters in one or two
places in town--blind for twenty
two years, was restored to perfect
vision in four days by surgical
operation, and to partial vision in
two minutes. This young woman
in an instant, having been twenty
two years and from her birth stone
blind of congenital cataract, began
to see, as those deaf mutes in Paris
begin to hear for the first time. The
effect in the young woman was most
curious, and something of this kind !;
She saw everything, but there was
no idea whatever of perspective. She
put her hand in the window to try to
catch the trees on the other side Of
the street, then in Moorheld she
tried to touch the ceiling of high
ward she was utterly ignorant also
of common things. e.; what such
things as a bunch Of keys were, Of d
silver watch, or y common cup and
saucer; but when she shut her eyes
and was allowed to touch them (the
educated sense), she told them at
once She could almost distinguish
the greasy feel Of the silver half
crown from the cold, dry, harsh feel
of a copper penny. Her joy was ex-
cessive when shown some mignnnette
and sweet pea that ono OF the sur
geons had accidentally in his coat,
for il seems she knew all the plants
in the clergymau's garden by the
touch and smell She looked at the
bunch Of keys, and with equal blank
ness at the flowers, then shut her
eyes so as to recognize them. All
this took up less than five minutes !
But she failed to say, as well as |
now remember the case, "these are
flowers" But on my saying, when
she opened her eyes again, "Why,
these are flowers "Oh! so they
are," she replied, shutting her eyes
quickly and putting them to her
nose, "this is mignonette,' &c
Scientific Ameracdn.