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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
WHAT TIE "PKESS SAY OF US

The lafayette UniA Daily Courier If March is, 1868
~ better selected, more varied or fashionable assert
of icwciy cannot be found this continent than
ir.,iEdai -. Offering. Msssrs. ArHHtd d u
ocrY high position ia commercial circles men on
TREY ahfe tn common ircrry OF trade Their state
may hc implicitly rr. upon, both To character
If tn 20 lS aud the q disposal Ladies espec
ally, in all parts Of the country, realizing handsome
profits agents aud ANY fair readers desire in
tn iScv,s it, the enterprise they may do with
r,rEct cunfileHcc.
GREAT GiYr DIsraiBvTIoy-i rare opportunity is Of
fsrcd obtaining watches, chains, diamond rings silver
ware, etc, 10y lss.s. i7iGc Co. 81 No 10 Broad
way Thr have immeus, stock e articles, varying in
rais an all are niI,r 81 one illar IL The dribu
ton very fairly dpneyou To take certificate
certain article, enclosed envelope, and not
article which will certainly he worth mere than thai
amount and may d. 50 siOo An excellent mode Thu
,finvesting toIlag. sunday Times, y T. city, Fcbru
Mcs.rs. Arraulslc & Go. have long been PERSONAL,
known 20 ~ and hcliyye them To- be- every worth,
Of public coaa l-cc New York scottish America. Jour
nal. II. Isl.
W. have inspected At the Of; of Arr,nd,le & Co.
Agency FIR European Manufacturing jewelers. large ~
Of fashionable and valuable jelry Of the ncw 81
patterns We ais noticed large quantity of silver plate
aud understand that tn, whole Of these newly imported
tr' cies & h. lisrascl of nose pria lc giving
p.vn mt W. know the firm in question t. be
very respectable all thoroughly worthy OF public conf
ls AMI recommend our Ia IDS to read their advertise
IN .nt.-Ncw York Albion September ;, lsji
EMrLoYuENr LADIES The eligible and profit
able pyment we have heard ~ for aes Is the SALE cf
certificates cor the Great til, distribution OF ArFanale Il
Co a.y If acquiintan has been very Success il
i'm his v,y not only in m. her own purse hut also in
nn good t,ii o. those to who ~ SHE sid ii. Cerif atcs
~ will y, sen by Advertising columns G'niencn
als., thus be cuSascd.New York Sunday Mercury,
August liih. iSGl.
The British Whis of Kingston, Canada West. says, No.
vcmr 2ith, lSi 0ne If ear lady Subscribers bee ,me an
Arran'iac X Co, and 10y request brought some
twenty prizes her agency, this Office
fr Inspection. and without hesitation state that
each and all Of the articles worth treble The amount
oi the recipients, and some If them six times
We have very pretty specimen, OF Table ard
Teaspoons Gold Watches, Ladies 'ains, Pins, Bracelets,
etc. which have Leen sent by ATandale & To-, to this
pare one Dollar each.-Anglica Reporter, New York
State. February 18th, 1865.
AGENTS.-We want agents in every regiment, and in
every town and county in the country and those acting
will .e allowed 10 certificate Ordered
them. provide, their remittance amounts to ono dollar
s, other Inducements which be learned applica.
ton Agents will cc; - cents for every certificate, and
remit - cents to either in cash postage stamps
Arl'andnlc & Co.,
n3l-Gtl No. lG7 Broad,cdg, Ner York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
Al Q ana Wat Oh
An Elegant Novelty in Watches.

The of this watch entirely new invention,
composed of six dereat m,t as coa5incd rolled together
and pani>hed producing exact imitation If l.
gold called trcans, which will always keep its color They
beautiful solid gold. and ar rlc1 onc-eigh
the cost. The is Beautifully designed with Panel and
shield for with paent push pin. graved in the
exact style Of the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers and
really htnlsom, and desirable and exact imitation
OF gold a. Ia defy detection The is rnanufc
tured 10y the wellknown ST. Jimer Company Of Europe
and superbly finished. having engraved pallets, fancy
carved bridges adjusting regulator with go balance and
the improrei cwec action with line dial and skeleton
haBls, and il warranted q god time keeper.
These watches Of three different Sizes the smallest
bring Tor Ladies' and all Hunting Cases of six
will bc sent by Mil or Express for el2500 single
sent In handsome Morocco Case for s25 will readily sell
for three times tleiI We sole for this
watch in the United States and genuine which do
not bear our Trade Mark. Address
GIRARD w. DEVAUGH e. CO,
n3f-tf1 y Maiden Lane, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29

The rebel G .neral Shelby, With This gang OF
guerilss, has gone to Mexico and given his
teryices to Maximiian.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
VIM. A. Bradford G. Co..
p. o. Boz $50, Chicago, III.

AGENTS WANTED in every town and city
in the Northwest, TO whom allow 10 per thu.
sales. G'srl references required
rG-rirkeS are ssn for sale at col. BATLEI~S BOOE
STORE, Plymouth. Tn,l. iunc2,-s5-5t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
sla.3j

Total sla.3lj
Tho pu liz invited examine tn, Gifts a, orr store
- Suth .ltrk form 'rlv occupied iy ~ &
The address "f every ordering Tickets will bc
crfny recorded. aud all who shall have drawn Gifts will
b. promptly notified hy mail they may direct. Person,
in of the wishing Tirkcs will enclose
dollar AMI stamp aud in receive Ticket full
list of Gifts All orders from the uniry should be- adj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
Election Of Church Trustees.

There IN election held ~ Argos School Icnsc in
Walnut Township, Marshall County, Indiana, Thurs
day, July 1852 for the necessary number Of Trustees 81
the Church Meeting House, proposed To be erected IN
the vicinity IF Argos the Christian Church al Walnut
Center AMI The Church Of Mount PsGa. i'm Green
Township and all interested hereby notified to attend
al the above place at . O'Clock p. M. on said day.
HENRY kRA.SE.
JAMES VI. WICkISER, Committee
ROBERT RAILSBACK, J
Inne l. lsl.i. ltj-3t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
ARRiNDiLE & co.. Manufacturers Agents


IL consequence 81 he greet >Jiatjoa Of trade in The
frc,piRJ districts Of EafLtd, through he horug 81
the supply Of large quantity Of Ia!wJe Teirey,
originally intended for The English market III
J,r sq's IN his c'rnty, oad MUST BE SOLD AT ANY
SACRIFICE, t'hiv Lhcsc circumstances, ARRiNDiLE
& 90 acsI os for he principal European Maraeir
hare rc,ief Tp5d greH GIFT ArP0ETIoSyENT 10 he
dicjled according +, the f,liorBJ regulations:
Certificates The articles PET HiO care'opes nils
criatciy s,tle mp and ,chca ordered. taken t-
oyf rcJ1rI 10 ciaic ant e BY nail thus skoeiDJ ororit
en- ~ o. The cTics goa rtH 'rhd yoH 10
htce ,s fs Is yr option TO Sead Ge dollar and ioLe
IL. ar:ic'e Purchasers sqg thus obtain cold Watch,
Diamond Ring oRTsfef JcreiryoR i for One Dollar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
1000 Magnificent Gifts,
At Cash Value of Upward of $4,000.
10000 Tickets. at $l.o0 Each.

SIND fr Circnlar containing complete list cf Gifts
which have been selected from Of our largest whole.
sale dealers in this and Eastern cities. All goods are war.
rantcd represented
For tho benefit "f tnse who unacqraintcd our
vt transacfing business refer nv permission To-
JULIUS BAUER 4 co. 80 Washington street
Y. II. WALSH 4 G.. - Dearborn street.
J. NJ LOOMS. % Clark street.
LYON & HHALY. corner Washington AMI Clark St.
Il. BRUCE & co. - Lake street
4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
List Of Gifts

First class 1-octavc Pianos. l.5ln
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines con
- Gold W ttchrs. 600
Parlor Sets, G. pieccsl, no
Oh tml-T sets $40
: silver Pl.cl Tea sets. ESQ
leo Patent Lever Watches, 1000
- Extra PLATED Cts;ors, 500
Bureaus, m thagany and black walnut, 500
~ Eigh'-iily aud round Gothic Clocks, 5oa
r. ,-~7vosl Guitars. 2Dp
= C.,oxiu= Stores, with fixtures, I2p
S,EiS, black htir cloth, 300
- fades aud tcnis' Travelling Trunks 5p
O9ic. Desks. Lao
American silver Watches. lSn
10 Com ,ete Works Il shlas?carc volumes 1s0
Sll,TfD
\ larg variety Of Plated Ware. Albums, Ac-
carl~,ns. Po.ket Knives, Picturr~ Gold
Pcns. Bibles. PuremnnnarS. and many
oh r articles, amounting to 1,Gij
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
Send 25 Cent, for Certificate.

Ia al Transactions by mail, StnH ckarge for1crrf:
the tTffcgf's. paying fpS'g- and doing he business p cent
zach, ,riic be .'cos.d '-ep The certificate sent for
Fec Cf ais rN b. sra fer 81 c'rea 3, thirty for s.
80. a.. r.-S bs..f u sarS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

8 Rron the Rsv. Joseph II. Kennard, Pastor O
che Tenth Baptist Church: -
9F. JmeAaoa, IA L4GE Ak.Eaffs64 -
DKAn BIn tt have been frequently rsansstsd 70
oenneef my name with commendatIona Of dIfsr-
eos hinds Of medicinsss but regarding the prao.
49, - cut OF my appropriate sphere, have Ia Al!
eeees declinedi buf With clear proof Ia various
Instances, and particularly I'm my family, OF aha
wasnAlneaa Of Dr.. HeohAnd'e German Bites, /
depast for once from my usual e6urss 20 es nrass
nay full conviction that for etssga5 dsbsliv IN lNs
asaassms sod aspecsaSty ~ Liser -c6supkasmi, X a a
~ es4 saIaaes prRarett4H. In some cases itlnay
49, nSs usually, doubt not Will be ysry bcne.
ime6al 70 thona who sufier from the above causes
--5lsfIs roara, very respectfully,
in. KENNARD, 40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
~ II II a. IR1 ~ =
Done at Shortest Notice.
BANK STATEMENT.
The Evansville National Bank.


TzEAsuRx DERARTMR az,
OFFICE or CoMPrRoLLER or TIE CURRASC
Washington, January 1sth,ls SO.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidences prese nted 70
the undersigned IL has been made to apxAear that
=" THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK,'' 81 the city
q Evansville, in the county OF Wand rbu rgh and
state OF Indiana, has been duly organized znder
and according to the requiremsnts Of the Act III
Congress entitled, can Act to provide Nation al
Currency secured BY a pledge of U. S. Bonds,
and 20 provide for the circulation and REDEEM
thereof" approved June Sd, 1864, and has ooni
Piled with AL the proyiaionk az ssid act required
70 be complied with before cognmaocing the BUST
ness Of banking under said act, 500
Now, 1HERKFoRE, /, Hugh McCulIoch, Comm
troer Of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
Evansville National Bank, In the city Of Evans
Vile, IN the county Of YAnderburgh and State of
Indiana, Is authorized TO commence the business
OF banking under the Act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of ONCE this ninstssnthfday of January. 1866
H. 81 HUGH HcCuLL0CH,
Comptroller Of tbs omrrency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
OF EVANSVILLE.
Capital - $3.50. 600
DTREOroR

Thia Bank win be located ON the corner Of Main
snd first streets, in the room now occupied by
MIR. Healy, ss soon the necessary changes can
G. r. BEMENT, Priest
r. RALEIGH, Vice PRIEST
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27


(. @apelat Church ne Germantown, Pennss1 -
Nv. @. M. Jaskso~, .aa'1--slr. q
DsAs sni-Pssssnal expsrisnoe enables ..s q
say that regard the German Bittsrs made By
Jon M most excellent medicine. In cases Of No..
vess cd and general debility have been greatly
-aAsy win prodaos simIlar efsCts on others. ~
Years, truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
From Rsv. ,. II. Turner. Pastor OF Hsddlnx NJ.
oev.sa. PAiladslphias
DIV. Jaeheews - j EFs4.&
DmAa ens--HAving used your Geman Hlttaru In
~ hni,y ftsqusntly, am prepared to say that
y ha9 hen % great ssryirs. / believe that in
oanss g. general debility Of the system IL "a tina
cap kAOwkdge. Yours, respectfully.
No. Tss North Nins,ssaih street.
From the Raw. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
sae Columbus, N. j., and Milestown, Pa, Baptist
chureAssi
Nnw ROczsLrs. MT.
DsAn srx I'll feel 10 Q pleasursshus Of my own
eosoed % bear testimony tothe excellence Of ycar
s% su%sS s ,ss some years since bslns much
emsn 10 perssns afflicted with that tormenting
skseAses And have heard from them the most tat
ssring testimonials q 10 their great value. In
m@es OF genernl debility believe it 10 he a tonic
sAas oannes Be surpassed
i'Dr'' I.hLYoSs
From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pnutor of Rox
ssreese Baptist churoAi,
DAAR Sra 81 feel 90 due 60 Your axcnltar. cr..
pAraskeA, Hoo1and D cegnnn nitssrs. 10 IA -
heesinsny 20 the deserved rspatsfIon Il hss 81.
sssS ss.s. dsssdsr Il 9, ss T sss been troubled
ssm. y was advised BY : freud q &rv : sot,Is 81
sncsd greet and unexpected relief: nv ha.I.S a.
e~ea vsry materially bensnttsA, Il eon1Ssnt1~
reeoenmand shs article where I meet with oas.x.
Mn,lsz . NJ or. and have been assured Ay many
7. WINTER,
koxbero1gh, Penn.
Fro@ nsv. ]. g. Herman. Of the German IA.
s.ss 0Asreh. Kuizsown, Berks county, Pa. :
mausnarID ega ST have been troussed with IN.
ssss d s g J. . aSs sAs sso s;, =
Aaaish, Aver having taken vs bossies !" IN
Feors, With respect,
:, PRIoKB;
LazRe sisa, holding nearly douhle auantstv
u - vi 90 per bottie-half dozen ....... ms On
smaii sfks. "a cents per bottle-haIf dozen a "a
BEWARE OF GOUNTERFEITSi
Be- shat the signature Of % 9. m. JACK.
wOE~ ison the WRAPPER Of each bottle
snsald your nearest druggist not have ths pre-
s s@Lso., co not be put on by the fntoxic&sing
s.sesss tsAs may b ofsrsd In itz place. bus send
49, ~ soa e~ih forward, securely pAeksd. BY
Principal once and Mandatory
NO. ISL ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
Jones 81 Evans.
(6ahosaseors 10 G M Jaeksow A. h1t
~ PnoPRIEroRa.
No. - 49, n.
wA ~ eha unlts4 Gesssa
@@kM@awa&soww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

Rrsm Rss. Warren Randolph, Rastsr OF ans
. @apslas Church As Germantown PennssN
Nv. @. M. Jasksom, ra7g--I.lrs a
paAs srBi-PeEssnal sxperisnco enables NJ to
cay thas regard tho German Bittsru made by
ymm most excellent medicine In cases Of se-
vess old and general debility have been greatly
haae@tsed by Che % the Bittaru, and doubt noe
AAoy Will prod1oa aiIailar eflbcta ON others -
Teara. truly, WARREN RANDOLPH.ss
Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
CAR PET

Department
On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached toit, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton.
and Linsn sheetings. COrniees,
and almost every article In The
line required to furnish Families.
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUEsS, FRENCH & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
0rFrcx or CoNPToLxER or fHK CURRrNcY.
81. WRehfnefnn Ar~sI 1leg

~7-lastVU, April v 100 }
WhEkEAs,BHs SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented TO the undersigned. A. hss -
made 20 appear that "a The Merehan,s' Nnt;onaI
sank OF Evansville" In the city of EvansviIle. in
she county Of Vanderburgh and STATE Of Ins;a,Da-
has been duly organised Rnder and acoordinr -
she reqnarementa Of the Act Of Con Rress sntis,sS
An Act 70 provide . National Currency seepr
60 ~ pledge Of United States bonds aud 10 r-a-
Vice FOR the circulation and redemption thereof ),
approved June ). 1883. and has complied With an
the provisions OF said Act required 70 be comnlss
wlso oeiore commencing the business Of banking
ander said Act,
now TAERxFoRE, i, fREKMAS CLARKE, Csmp
trotser OF th@ Currency do hereby certify thai
TIE Merchants' National Bank OF Evansville. y
in tbs city OF Evansville, fn the county Of Van
asrburgh and State Of Indiana, is authorized ia
oonmsncs the business Of banking und-r the Act
aforessid.
In testimony whsrssf, witness my hand and
saal % once this seventh day Of April, 1855
U.s. FREEMAN CLARKE
@p2&-em Comptroller Of the Currency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

FROM ney. >. Newton Brown. D. D.. HdisVr 81
encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge and
Ohrtstian Chronicle, Philadelphia:
Although not disposed TO avor recommend
Iatent Medicines In general. through distrust Of
thsiF ingrpaisufs aud efeefa. yet know Of no
gameAent reasons mhy n man f1ay hdt testify 10
40 bsnshssh e beilsSes hiIsseIf q hase = ooived
from Any simple pFeparatlon, IN the hope that he
may thus contribute TO the benefit Of others
DO this the more readily In regard to Hoof-
lands herman bitters, prepared by DR.. q. N.
Sa9ksoR o. this city, beeaase wAaa preiudioed
a@AAnes fhsm fex naany years, uAdsf the fmpres-
ntou that thef wefe chiefly an Assemble mixture
ana iadebted my friend, Hebert shoemakor,
ksg.s fef ths renicsaI Of this pr5udioe By proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them when
gunering nom great and dong continued debility.
Tao se Of thrvs hotties Of these bitsers At the be-
pnning Of the present year, was followed By evi.
bnt relief and restoration, 90 degree OF bodily
aM6d msntal vigof which I had nat fels for n 4
@enths bsfors. and had almost despaired OF re-
RaAning. therefore thank God and my friend
~ aka@eiR@ NE 70 tbs uss Of them. ~
uues IsNEwTON BROWN,
ao fetev-n Phila6elphiA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
REMOVAL.

AAR r Q. MIaGST BEING COMPELLED 10
NJ yaeats bis Old stand the corner Of Iaiu
and First strasts. has removed . Large portion q
lis skock 70 be 81 Charles Saloon, Trst street.
between Main and BoSasEs where be vii be pleas
ID 70 wEiE On his friends until he ean occu5y Biz
zss ssand, eSTnsr Locazt and First. n2-tf
- .-t--e-.- q. - - b.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27
TRANSPORTATION.


CsTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touchinx
- q QUEENSTOWN, (CoHK HAanOn.) Ths
vel klasn steamers Of The Liverpool, New YORK.
and Philadeiphia Steamship Company QnmAn
Linsi, carrgirg the . =. Naiis are ihtsBdsd "
SAIL as i14idaat ... f-
- ~ ''s'st''s s'''-'..--s7s 1t'ttt 34yf 80 -
ALtaaeW ..........-..........-. saturday Dec. ~
'tirf ~ IA fcHEffFn ........l satuidays Dec. -
And sVcry suecanding saturday, 81 Noon. from
fler 90 AoTfb River t.sr
RATS Oh PASSAGE:
Payable 90 Gold ~ ~ eauitalert IN Currency
Flnef CAMS ESQ 90 srEEEAdR..........a9 $50 %
do % London. sj " do ~ Loadon..a - 90
% e Fars..-. % ~ Do % Paris 49,. 20 %
~ b Hamburg % 05 40 20 Hamburg. 81 20
Passengers arc also forwarded ~ Bayfe Bremen,
EotteEdaln, hatscrp, &C, 81 eqnaiiy ioN rates.
Fares fspm LirerpDol Or Qussuat9Wns Iat Cabln
$50, $50 sos. sioeTpge $40. These who wish
% send 20 their friouds can boy tickets hers ~
theaa fAfel.
For further fdsefnAllon apply AZ the CompaBy's
Offices JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
~ g9l0o btHm2 &s sfhss S ssz h.'A'
aec9 an Ell. Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

- - ~ J. - Il I.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS REoFTYE
-'-' ~''''' HALLOoK's Drug Store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-27

$3.50 7o aa5o Gsa ls.h.oa f
2es 81 z HNgg 81 t8uo4a is
saesai alT-7 = - - - s-5-r
aas rslFV sal cf bs5A3irammos
s1aisaa baa egsn.iga os5 5aa5aai
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-16

CONTESTED SENATORIAL SgATs.
lMessrs. Wood, Nicolas and. Brown,
who sat as, Senators in the Legisla-
ture during its last session, have, by
the recent action Of the Senate, been
compelled to- vacate their seats. The
report ofvthe committee, which was
adopted by the Senate, shows that
the elections, at which it was claimed
that these gentlemen were chosen in
1864, wers fraudulent, and therefore
their claims were invalid. ii IS. srs4
Messrs. ,Scruggs, Nelson and Bar
row., who contested the seats of the
other claimants for the Senatorial
districts, respectively I of 'Natclfi-
toches, Lafourche and Ibervills, were
s6kewjse denied seats In the, Senate,
for. the reason that no proclamation
had been issued calling for an cleo
tion to supply the places Of the
former claimants. u ,4a : tAa
The question has now, by the ,ac-
ton, Of the Senate, to be followed by
the proclamation of the Governor,
been referred back to the respective
districts. in which the people will
now beocalled upon to- choose Sem
fators to fill the vacated seats. .sa..
+. We hope the gentlemen who con-
tested the seats of the former occu.
pants will soon reappear in the Sen
ate armed with such credentials from
their constituents as will constitute
them legal members of the. Legisla-
turs--N. O. Crssceat, 9ts iiass. gdi
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-16

p The SrAY Law m MIssrssppr.--
!, The House Of Representatives which
failed at first to pass this law BY The
two.tbirds necessary after the veto Of
the Governor, reconeidsred that vots
Thursday last, and did pass isover
that yeto, and on Friday 1t. also re.
passed the Senate bys vote Of, yeaS
"a, asys q : -
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-16
G1e .UazEttR Glltllft
ENERAL NE VS..

-.
A London reporter says chat the
Thames police have remarked, ss o
characteristic, CIRCUMSTANCE, that near.
~ every female who throws f,erseiffs in.
to the water ID careful ID divestV her.
lself Of her bohnet and shawl, (which
are placed On the 4greuad inssneh q
name manner as not 70 cause, the least dam.
age. 's'"
is1,,,sy BIN 24idtgl2 Eyasi. bae 4ni
The The new nee1WF Lore, Mayer ID not only o
Jew but teetotalier.
The jewels worn BY the Lady May.
Dress OF London at the Guildhall BAN
Duet were valued at 81 10000.
fo1'C Cham bers, The we'll know aas1 publisher
has been elected Lord Provost Of Ed
rinbufg.is7 bae ,at4a1s suoi3s44 edi
I'll The Queen ofthe Sandwioh Islands.
has had the cholera.
A Swede has invented 4 new need.
le gun which Ores ten shots armindte.
Arhorse raiirosd eompany Ia New
York, has concluded that the most
economical dali y ration for 3 horse, ut
bard owork,is l6olbs of corn mesI, and
II lbs. of ripe timothy hay. s4elal
A vessel loading at New, York for
Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, is to
soueb at'Devestation Island for car.
60 of elephant oil" b sales
The Loudon AtAenouns reviews the
letters of Major JACK Dowing, origin.
ally published here about thirty gears
age. apd treats ii as q new book,
through, it was republished q quarter
of century ago BY Mr.. Murray, Of
London 51sI II fas -
Several Of the prominent dry goods
housessin New York are, having wires
extended from their establishme ents to
the general Office Of the telegraph com.
pany. '"'.'
Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, who recent.
ly died at Portsmouth, N. H. aged
50 years, never attended funeral or
saw b. cofid Of her relatives during her
lohgolife, all of them having been 'loss
ate sea- a41i.Iag 5H4i ~ hi AAg
u The Great Northern .Railwayvin
England is going TO introduce D. sys-
TEN of consuming the smoke Of the
locorbotives, and thereby, at the same
time, maoufactuFe the necessary gas
aforshs shting thetrain!i eeIt4sq e'odI
A1ohess problem published blythe
|, ,Phlladelphia Fair paper is the most
complicated in the records Of the game.
The proposition is " White TO move
and conpel black to mate Id eia hteen
moves ,'raa 10 aa3attdt1 ea5
i The. erection aof q statue to- Dr.
Simpson, asadiscoverer of chloroform,
is exciting some interest in foreign
medical circles. The French doctors
say that one NJ Soubeiran ID the Iori.
ginaf discoverer. ataq, Aas ao'4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-15
o YES! o YES!

TENHE undersigned il a duly licensed Auct oneer
tor Montgomery county, aud will cry saless as
ollen as his services, may be in demand.
Persons Who have not taken outlicense, will be at
tended 10, II they violate the law.
n B.-Residence "a miles south. east ofMIAMIs.
BURG. Orders left wiihJoHN klsER IT., or ADAM
OJAY, MiamlsbuTg on Main street will be attended
70. Col. GEORGE KIsER.
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