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DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF WATCHES
and Jorcip JOHN MORTIMER, 70 East
Bfoaiuay, vii rell this dhy, Al II O'clock A. NJ 40
lott of fine gold and silver watches, line JeWelTy,
diamonda, opors elss'e., pistols, plated ware, and
other valuable goods worthy the attention Of the
trade By order Of JOHN LiSCll, u Grand ct. III
DAWNBROkER'S SALE-TUESDAY, 10Y
o'clock, Al BELLA lNGkAHAhb salsrooinN %
Nov liOwsry, valuable assortment Of choice pledged
goods suitable for the sVon, fine dresses silk.,
bedding, Sc. Particulars day Of sale. ny order N.
hkIikBACH,, 4JJ fraud st pasnhroker's sale
wednc,day, lbs, oder Of NJ. a |. WOLF, i3O Myrtle
svonue 100
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4 GREAT NIMitE OF MAIL. AND II
\ male rcrvnut', aua tno int,y I0nl,a -. chul..
TO-. nAtuf, rru NIl'rt -.', 4 CouI, ~ a sIuru
ailynud one Tor "A eNtiur holse,u is,XIhay.l,O
\ TINELR THAT Can DO REPAIRING,
= 80 tptoIl.c. ems cS. Ap,B At aJ3 lludrou -,
\ %
\ GOuU PII'MHER AND 4 STOUT BOY
~ aauud at.,. b.. DtLIlf0is, - B.groker
, r,,t luS
A FEW GOOD OPERATORS, ALSO Bust-
I1r.s and nn.rur,r wanted. fo poih Ou lrht sunmUr
.,lk. Gall an 4. Houston RI, near ave. u, 70 Mt.
IA. MANA~oEa. l'S
hoy WANTEp-lf YEARS OF ACE Good
~ At p,uou draaiu-, fo cam a ugae, ApplT Al
H. B.eo,Aer RI, .Vy.u II, ~ uOOr ~
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INSTRUCTION.

MIGHT SCHOOL FOR 81 PER MONTH
At 923 broadway, cor. 2lr o., every nishI ~ 10
W Simple and advanced hr.nche. December en-
Principal. Is
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ADJUSTMENTS.


RARNUM'S NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- Rroaduay, beturcn spriug and Primo. streets
THIS ESTAhi ISUpENi DOTs NOT AMER.
TIsE IN IIiE MN YOEk UFRAID
AFTERNOON Ar 4 EVENING" ATTY
The ONLY d ace Of amu.ernon, vbcrea
NISSAN CIKCJ = and the DRAMA
are combined Th ,,, ,s,cs'sr1 no,.cr
lin ,hot, riiNu,nn nlIInprEE unRsFe
~ ~, tne,I iuko. 'mnStp hoNs9'
NSiSiIiI'IST RKTNA.
eopeIua,rs III a.. ui,,h,,i Az, W.
MIS- ~, VA " ,n,hMp ntSS tE,a ytstr
Previous 10 Citrn. Inc Dorastic Drama. eu,itiea
Tiit rpiVts ,IT LIFE
Or TiiI MoMLSToi's o. EsrIoN,
by tho ,,.u,.,, oo,,r,
" Nh ~ (, , ,hn i,hAMAIlo ,oM ,,. 49, g.,
" ,n,n ,nHHkkhIsONi tNemlnrssnerSu. s,nEt w
"a "a H. NuLn IN, sEed II " IN. nhsn snu -nnf
irs Ut a. sr'n ,t' bvM ever chmnneu,a
rhn M ~, y iyh; aseu ~ ~ ~. hfn; lrpyR,n
TIInpp nmmux lay yt MIS- ~. xrs
Two nEAl Tlfl l. CIRCASsIAN Urls,
I'M J on ,n.lei,y, liNlN, SKELETON, wssh-
,ms ",S %, Fans 'nd his WIFE, hsmmo'h Fat "0
wv" "o'' |, ,,, iri,. -, ... 81. -.......
r,,,, ~ ppvt'u.Ml N GLASS ulDNtks.
'"' '"N N ,n1i,,hsS tN,,!NfS - hOllpN.
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A. lUIllLhEI ST, >NENhH1S Wmci
Aiumcl .airly e want on eNpfri.uced girls this
du nud .o.moriov Tor c1ok,nr, sGshing and ironing
81 ie oral hou'' OF, in sinll n - ci7r- hmllie..
Vase -! 10 tt- ilH'e. 1''ul 'hunf' We
a.t'c m Broa.. u. Ap,lyt s. NJ. IhklalOpuEE,
] Hilary ~ hrooSyn. Afo small erls wanted.
No larer t23
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22
Communicated
The Last Meeting Of Wings.

lfr. E2stor-W Were 1t not for unpleasant
"reminiscences, might ask you, "What
has become Of the Louisiana Historical
Society ~ know, so do you, and all par
ties interested, that the records Of its exist
| ence vanished in smoke when the State
Capitol WIS couverted to ashes. There
are some facts of local history however,
that ought not to perish, and under the
| inspiration Of this belief, 1t IL, write you.
with pride and pleasure notice the ro-
storation Of the public pump on Main
/ street, and il calls to mind incidents in the
history Of the founder Of that institution
our late friend and fellow citizen, 4. H..
PUcKETr, Esq. OF course You have not
forgotten him, and the anecdote of him
whilst green grocer under the Hill, in
which the late Gen. ZAcH. TAYLOR WAS the
hero. PuCRETT--all honor to his memory
and peace to his ashes--was the founder OF
The puhlic pump on Main street, and 1T was
or this pump that the last President of the
last meeting of Wings listened to the
last series of resolutions, and put the last
questions ever entertained by that honest
and honorable old party. Pure old Wings,
honest old Wings, virtuous old Wings
The meeting happened there in this wisc:
Tho strife for supremacy at the time was
between the Old Linz Wings, the unterri-
fed Democracy and the Know Nothings;
the unterrifsd having the inside track
The. Wings had discovered y new plank
for their local platform, which they an
deavored to keep secret until they could
have meeting to adopt it. TO this end,
they called u meeting of Wings at The
Town Hall for early candle light, and sent
ono Of the number there IN candidate for
constable, } TO light the candles. No sooner
were the candies lit, than lot of Demo-
Gratis came in aud took possession of the
benches, and by and by the President Of
tho Democrats Central Association, three
or four Secretaries and several orators Of
the day. When the Wings came, they
tound the house full--thc ground occupied,
and tho meeting ready toincorporate their
plank into the Democratic platform. What
could they do! There was nothing left
them hut 80 retige-to change their base.
This they did, and proceeded in Il body up
Main street. When III the. vicinity of
PnoSErT's and the public pump, they met
old G, who was then sexton of tho
Catholic Cemetery, and very Old Line
Wing. G was seized, made Presi
dent of the meeting and placed on the
pump, and the last series of resolutions
ever adopted by any meeting Of Old Liners
in this city, unanimously passed before
him. This is briefly the fact, aud hand
It you that it may ind its way to the fu-
turo historian, and be by him handsomely
and properly elaborated
AN OLD LINE Vine.
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Patas6 4f Lsaiom---Thos. c. Lewis, Clork
OF Court; Wesley W. Guthrie, Sheriff
William r. Smith, Recorder; j. Z. Trim
hle, Assessor; Isaac j. Mayes, Justice of
the Peace.
Paa9SA At Nadisozs--Justices of the Peace
--Thos. G. Bedford, II. p. Morancy, }. W.
Williams, Il, W. Burney, Joseph w. Rich
ardson, JOSIAH Scarborough, j. w. Miller.
Pa,iSh Of 4scenSi08--R. p. Landry, 2. T
Ayraud, Police Jurors.
Parish 0t EaSt Batom Rouge-John NJ.
Tracy, Notary Public. sHj
Parish If /baygtl1e--Adolph Hebert, No
tary Public.
Pa.isA If Bie8ttlle- William A. snead
Justice Of tho Peace. ~
CGty of New Neto OyleGns--John Holmes,
Inspector Of Beef and Pork.
Parish Of 50. Bvmard--Antoine Cha
laire, Sheriff, vice VIM. S. Bassett.
Pp&Sh O' IP6aa.--,Jnstices of tho Paace--
Jno. L. Walker, j. 7. Cosley, j. W. Bur
nom, VIM. Ingram, a. v Raglan, Thomas
Allison, G. ID. Clifton.
ConstablesJ Jas. Crawford, 4. Woodell,
Jno. Roe, G. Starks, q, w. Fletcher, Geo
Lacey.
Police Jurors a Wade, Vim. Strutman,
A. McCarty, J. W. Burmom W. Ingram,
A.V. Raglan, G. NJ. Wheeler, q. d. Clifton.
Members Of the Board of Supervisors of
the Louisiana State Seminary Of Learning
and Military A cademy Michael Ryan, of
the parish Of Rapides; Henry Boyce, of the
parish of RGpides; w. l.. SANFORD OF the
parish Of Rapides; Smith Gordon, of the
parish of Rapides; S. a. Smith, ofthc par
ish of Rapides; Louis Texada, Of the par
iah NJ Rs nidae;. MaraIiih Galhppn nf tho
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THE CRops.-We hear favorable

THE Cgops.--We hear favorable
accounts of the crops in our parish.
Corn is maturing finely. and there
will be large yield. Cotton is pro-
crossing encouraginsly and promises
well, as general thing. There has
been a superabundance Of rain in
some parts, threatening the cotton
with rust. A good dry spell Of some
weeks, relieved by occasional slight
rains, would help matters materially.
We learn that III some places in
West Baton Rouge, the late corn,
planted since the overflow, has been
pretty thoroughly raced by the cut
worm. This is almost always the
case we believe, with young corn
which comes up on lands recently
oyerfowed.
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COM M L RCIAL

COtaON--Sonewhat depressed with following
quotations: Ordinary, GOA &c.; Good Ordinary,
38GR3S; Low MiddliDg at 4p0D42, and Middling Ut
49046. Including the auction sale yesterday, the
business summed up 1900 bales.
{ Sugar and IaIasses--l.ouisiana Sugar, in
an,sll lots. at 1A5s614Hc. for Fully Fair, 17'&c.
for Yellow Clarified, and 1s1lc. u ID for White
Clarified; 1Sc. ~ 10 Is now asked for yellow
Clarified. The market is bare of sielassss.
FiouI-superine, 81 T5@T s719c.; Choice su.
perfins, IS 90; Low Extra, SO 50; Good Extra,
IS 81 n, Choice Extra, ~ 25. .'
Corn-Mixed, 81 30 U bushe; White, 81 40.
Oats Zoe u busIlel.
Esran--$l So u 100 ns. a
Whiskey-Roctitied, s.! n guIlon-a decline
OF l0c.
Mess Pork-s276s27 % T. Dbl
Coffee--The market Is dull Rio is selling in
small lots, at 5lGD32133c. y ID. The utrek is
ample.
Basgging-India, 250D2Sc y yard.
Baiing Rope--lSs<0Si3c. ~ n.
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siy- Late German files continually
refer to the immense growth of tho
popular desire tor emigration among
the people, siuce the late successful
issue Of our war has become uniyer-
sally promulgated. For one German
who emigrated 10 America in any for
mer season in the past decade, ten, it
Is said. are coming now. Even tbs
English papers note the new aspect,
and say that austria aud Prussia are
flled with the spirit OF trans Atlantic
democEcy The Germans are actuated
10 this movement by convictions of
solid advantage, and those who do not
come, the moneyed men and capital
i..s, have taken another course to show
their confidence in the permanency Of
our institutions, and SO literally that,
to quote another English authority,
Germany is saturated with American
securities"
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IN SUPPORTING THE PRESIDENT
The Democratic Committee Of Wash
ington have issued an address, signed
by Judge Mason, the Chairman, to
the Democracy Of the United States,
calling upon them to rally to the sup.
port Of the President, and sustain his
measures for the establishment Of Cos
stitutional Government in the several
States and Territories. tsY
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A FAMOUS ENDRALb.--The King Of
Italy has decided upon sending to the
Dublin Exhibition an Emerald which
be- possesses, and which is tbe largest
known to exist. It is six inches long,
fonr broad and three thick. Ii has GU
craven on it the Lords Supper" after
Domenichio. This emerald is incon-
testibIy the largest in the world, tor
the only one which might have
rivaIied OF surpassed it WAS the famous
one used by Julius Caesar as an eye
protector, ON account of the opthalmic
disorder under which he suffered, as
often as he went to the circus but that
emerald disappeared at the fall of the
Empire, and has never been found
since.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Selectmen
CITY or BATON ROUGE.
BArox Rouar, IA, July 18TH, 1856

BAToy Roudf, Ia, July 18th, 1865.
Pursuant to notice from Jordan Holt,
Esq, appointed Provisional Mayor Of the
City of Baton Rouge, by his Excellency j
Madison Wells, Governor Of the State Of
Louisiana--until. such time ~ an election
Gun DO held according to law--thc follow
ing gentlemen met at o'clock, r. NJ, on
the day above written I E
Joseph Larguier, s. NJ. Hart, l.. l.. Lay
cock, ID. @. Montan andtA. Delaroderie.
A. M. Dunn, Esq, was in attendance as
legal adviser. VI
Joseph Laughter, S. NJ, Hart and A.
Delaroderie were appointed Selcetmen,
from Ward No. /, and l.. l.. Layeocls, d.
G. Montan and II. Il. Monteith, from Ward
No. 2. All present, except II. L. Mon
,eith, and signitying their willingness to
accept the appointments were qualified by
taking tho Prescribed oath Of Office. The
following resolutions were adopted .i.5
Ist, RESOLVED. That the Board of selectmeh hav.
Ing met under tho authority Of the Governor of
the State of louisiana hail with emotions OF pride
and pleasure the restoration Of civil authority for
the government OF Baton Rouge, an incorporated
Institution.
I'd, ResoLVed. That inasmuch ~ the public ia.
tereet requires the presence Of the military Au.
thorties IN our midst, it Ii desirable there should
he . perfect cooperation between the civil and
military authorities TO-. purpDEea Of harmony and
good will, and on the part OF the citizens Of BATON
Rouge this Board deems IL right and proper to
communicate to the Major General and Brigadier
General, Commanding the Post, their entire CON
fdence In them rs officers aud 10 solicit their CO.
operation in the general police Of the city. 80
I'd, Resotoea. That these revolutions be somn,u.
nioated to Major General Xavier and Brigsdier
General Fonda.
The meeting then adjourned to 5 o'clock
on Monday evening next.
JORDAN HOLT, Mayor.
GroRsE A. Piga, soc'y pro TEN.
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A FENIAN's OAru.-A Fenian was
arrested in Liverpool lately, on
charge OF robbery. On his person the
following oath was found II now
in the presence of Almighty God, sol
emily swear allegiance to the Irish
Republic, now virtually established, to
take up arms in its defence at q mo-
ment's notice ; and that | will defend
its territory and independence; and
will implicitly obey the commands Of
ay superior officer. So help me God. !"
London Letter.
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UNITED STATES DIsrRIcT JupGE AND
MARSHAL FOR MIssrssIPPL-The
Vicksburg Herald learns that Presi-
dent johnson has appointed Hon. J.
Shawl Yerger, formerly Circuit Judge
Of this District to the position Of Judge
of the United States District Court,
and Jones s. Hamilton United States
Marshal.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

say Hon. SPlerre Soule, late Of
Louisiana, has opened a law office 10
the City of Mexico. He has lived,
the past year, on a plantation near
Puebla, but found retirement unsuited
to his active and intriguing nature,
and moved to the Capital, where he
will be likely to take part in Maxi
milIian's Government.
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THE BATON ROUGE ADVOCATE.
Tri. Weekly and Weekly.

Tri' Weekly and Weekly.
II il announced 20 tho old friends and patrons
land the public generality Of the BATON ROUGE
ADVOCATE, that It's publication will shortly he
resumed, the frst number TO appear on Tuesday
the 1T Or Augwst mert and to be issued TIT
Weekly and Weekly from that date until ths
resumption Of the Daily and weskIy-sB before
tbs war.
Subscriptions will be received at Col. Mattss
old stand, on Main street, at the following rates :
Tn WEEKLY. . 10 per annum in advance.
WEEKLY. s e." d"
ADVERTISING. i 80 pOr square arat insertion.
4" rs A" i" cash subsequent.
Half yearly or yearly contracts made with adj
yartiserS.
Joa-0rFCE and BooKBNDEnY will soon be re-
established, and orders respectfully solicited, for
which cash win be required.
All transient advertising, cash.
The policy Of the ADVOCATE will be TO restore
the State of Louisiana TO her original relations
with the Federal Union under the Constitution.
1t will support those in authority who are hon.
estly STRIVING to replace the affairs Of tho State
INTO the hands Of the people Of the State, and
none others
Our friends are respectfully invited to forward
their subscriptions and advertisements imbnedi-
ately---;o my address.
ia WI. TAKLOR,
BATcs RoUeE, .InJy 10, 1865
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STATE or LOUISIANA AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans, July 18th 1865.

WHEREAS, The General Assembly, ut its
last session, appropriated enc Thousand
dollars( $1000l to the veterans ofthe war of
1912 and Ia, therefore notify oil persons
claiming share OF such appropriation, to
call at this offics. with suitable proof of
their claim on or before the 18th of August
proximo, as the superintendent will be
made ct that time; and any claim present
cd after that date willno be entertained.
JULIAN NEVILLE.
july22 Auditor.
a. Louisiana papers copy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

HAND ON THE Ex-GovERNoEs An
old Wing friend Of ours remarked u
few days since, much 10 the surprise
OF all who heard him, that be WAS AN
Andy johnson man from this out
When asked why this change IN his
political sentiments, be replied that
Andy had done what the people Of
Mississippi had failed to do in twenty
he bad given the State a de-
cent Governor Brandon Repnbh-
caR
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DeIeterious l.nxurieS.

the tempting delicacies which beset
it on every hand. We are all of us
more or less given to the tasting OF
forbidden fruit" in more senses than
one, and frequently, in default ofan
abundance in natures yield we take
to an excessive indulgence in artifi-
cial compounds, rolling them rs a
| sweet morsel under the tongue"
without ever stopping to inquire
whether such ndulgence is at vari-
ance with the known laws Of health,
| Children and ignorant persons are
especially prone to partake Of what
ever comes along in The shape Of
sweetneats or confectionery, particp.
larly when srch articles happen to
be CLOSED over with attractive color
ing substances whose properties are
highly prejudicial 70 health. Ana
! lytical Investigations have from time
to time been made in our large cities
into the pao4ms oDerand5 Of preparing
fancy candies. These Investigations
have brought TO light facts Of start
ling character, showing the iugredi-
ents used in the celoriug process to
be absolutely poisonous, giving rise
TO acute and chronic maladies, and
not jnfrequently, death II has not
been many werks since similar in
designations were made in New York
city, establishing incontestibly these
facts aud alleging as the primary
cause of so much sickness and NOR
tally among the children of that
city, an unrestrained indulgence in
the candies obtained Of the shops
A distinguished medical practi-
toner Of our city has brought to our
notice some important facts, illustra-
tiveof the danger attending the use Of
ice.cream, which it would b. we'll for
the benefit ot I'LL strictly to observe.
He asserts that serious illness fre-
quently occurs from eating ice-cream,
and it has been ascertained that the
cause is in consequence Of vendors
retaining their supply, which was
left over the day before. and refreez-
ing it the next morning and offering
il for sale, while in a rancid state
When cold, it is impossible to detect
this poisonous condition, but after it
Ia taken into the stomach and dis
solves, then it is, that the rancid
quality Of the ice-cream becomes
perceptible, and disseminates itself
throughout the system.
The rancidity OF the milk is anala-
gous to the oxydation OF metals, and
is facilitated by keeping the milk for
a certain length OF time in tin or
other metallic vessel being, for Gull
nary purposes, usually combined with
lead.
Our informant says that he has at
different times examined ice-cream, |
which is sold here in large quantity |
in the streets by colored people, and
which he in several cases found to
be rancid, and therefore, poisonous;
while the consumer OF it is not at all
aware Of this fact, it being impossi
Bile to detect the rancid taste of the
cream while in a frozen state.
HAND ON THE Ex-GovERNogs An
old Wing friend Of ours remarked u
f,,u Inv. pinn,, ,n.ah Ia tho uur,,riaa |
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-22

70 The Richmond Republican
estimates the Southern loss by the
war as $5,s00,000,00o.
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ST. MARY's ACADEMY, fEw ORLEAss.--
The annual scholastic exercises Of this ex-
cellent institution, conducted by the Socie-
ty of Christian Brothers, commenced on
Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, and
closed on Thursday evening, ihu goth,
having occupied altogether six evenings
The exercises were held Mt the Now Opera
House and were attended by large and
discriminating audiences. The intellect
nal and musical entertainments, which
were furnished by the pupils, are very
highly spoken Of by thc city papers. The
pupils exhibited marked proficiency in
their various courses Of study; and brass
band com posed OF twcnty-tour Of the little
scholars, performed with great merit and
skill, many fine pieces Of music.
We are glad to learn, that the Christian
Brothers are realising an amount of on
couragement and patronage sufficient to
enable them to enlarge tho sphere Of their
operations. With this view, they have
purchased moro ground, contiguous to
their present buildings, upon which they
have determined TO put up additional i'm
provements.
When re opened, tho institution will as
stunned the titie Of ''St. Mary 3 College,
DETECTIVES DErEcTED.- some
times happens that an "engineer is
hoisted by his own petard," and on
the same principle, men sometimes
overreach themselves in essaying
to overreach others, until all at
once they find the tables turned
against them, to their utter shame
and confusion. .... ..
The New York Express, states
some forty suits against Baker, the
Government detective, are about
being broughtby ex-Recorder Smith.
Several afiidayits are printed show
ing persons were released, who had
been summarily arrested, by paying
over various sums, varying from
$500 to $4,000 One affidavit |
states 100000 were divided be-
tween one Stanley and others EN-.
ployed by Baker.
The infamy Of these men both
against their government and their
iellow-citizens is unparalleled and
will, we have no doubt, receive L.
gal condemnation and its authors
their just deserts.
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POT-wARE,
SAWS AND AXEs.

7 OST THE files Of the Baton Rouge
IL ddpocdts, tor the years 1890 1864 snd to siay
1862. Also the DAY BOOK ana JOURNAL BOOK,
containing office accounts for the latter period.
It is believed the above hoohs were taken charge
Of by Rome friend Of the 2roprieLors Tor sAfs-
keeping. t,
liy returning them TO the undersigned at Col.
Mattas old stapd, the favor win be both appre.
ciated and rewarded.
jvfS~St .. NJ. TAYLOR.
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NJ ARRTEp :

On ths 10th instant, by the Rev. J. X. GRAvEs'
at the residence Of Mrs. h CoSBYs tMagnolia'
East Baton Rouge, La, to Miss J0DIE N. C0SEy.
ofSlagnoiia.
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DIED-

In this Parish, on Friday morning, the i4thi
inst GEORGE HUGH, son Of III. 4. WADDuL and
L. Z. GoULDEN, aged years and months.
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ITO Rent.
= so,

ALSO, rf5sf
A VERY desirable 'Gottage House. ffa
"A cnnta!nin~ rooms and kitchen, &C., IA
withAn excellent well Of water. Possession given
on the LIST Of August aext. Apply to
juiyls JAMES McyAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
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