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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-02
Tuesday, the 9Th of December next,

A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock, M. of said day,
the following described property, to wit
A tract of LAND containing one hun
bred and sixty (l60) acres, with all the
buildings ana Improvements thereon, and
bounded on the North by Mrs. Rachael
Morgan, on the East by lands belonging to
the succession, South by Alexander Court
nay, and West by John V. Morgan, also
ONE DARK SORREL MARE,
FOUR OXEN,
ONE WORK BULL,
THIRTY HEAD OF STOCK CATTLE,
NINE SHEEP,
TEN STOCK HOGS,
FIVE CHAIRS,
TWO BASKETS,
THREE PINE TABLES, o
ONE SIDE BOARD,
ONE CLOCK, u
ONE HAT-RACK,
THREE TRUNKS and contents,
ONE GRIND STONE,
ONE SPINNING WHEEL,
ONE STONE JAR,
ONE POT,
TWO BARRELS. t.4
Upon the following terms and con-
ditions, viz:
The movable property PAYABLE one
half cash, and the other halftwelve me this
after day OF sale, with approved security ;
the land to be sold on one and two years.
credit from day of sale, purchaser to fur
nish notes with approved security, and
mortgage retained on the property until
full and final payment.
4 ED. COUsINARD,
nov2 SHERIFF.
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The Gazette &Gulttet

REGULAR MEETING. will be Q
regular monthly meeting Of st, James
Masonic Lodge, No. Az, ct their hall,
corner Of Main and Church streets, next
Saturday evening, November 4th, at the
usual hour. See notice of JOSEPH Nc
CoRMIcK, Secretary, elsewhere. -.T
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TRUNKS NEATLY COVERED.

N B.-Particular ate ution paid to getting up
in superior style and finish, al sorts of Plain OF
Fancy Embroidered Silk Flags or Banners, for
Military or other Compa nies; and also to the
Manufacturing Of Circus Tents, having had much
experience in that line.
All articles of Canvass will be warranted proc
against rot or mildew. noy2-y
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PLANTATION FOR LEAsE.-Two very de-
sirable Cotton Plantations are advertised
to be leased-application to be made to
Mrs. J. A. FLUKEE, the owner, residing in
East Felciana, or to the agents, Messrs.
STAFFORD & BUoKNEE, Attornies at Law,
in this city.
See advertisement.
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B- The ladies will please look over the
list of music advertised by Mr.. J. BEAL.
They will doubtless find embraced, in that
list numerous pieces which they would
like to have.
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Butler Female Seminary,

DEV DR.. D0REMUS, Professional Educator
IL for the last % years In Mississippi and
Louisiana, has opened Seminary for young
Ladies in Baton Rouge, with superior accomme-
dation for comfort and privacy. With the assis-
lance OF Experienced Teachers, he offers
COMPLETE COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
He also offers cheerful domestic arrangements
and assurances of faithful guardianship and
polite culture.
TEnMs-S320 until July 1st-$200 In advance.
Music s. per month ....................... do.
Modern Languages SIS per month.......... do
Pupils furnish their own Toilette Articles Nap
kins, Bed Linen, Coverings, &c. oct26
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NINE. N1oHoLsoN.-The attention Of the
ladies of this city and vicinity is respect
fully called to the professional card of
Madame NICHOLSON. Her testimonials are
of the highest character.
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State Of Lousiana-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
No 76019 Probate-In the matter OF the
succession of Lucy Morgan, deceased.
pY VIRTUE of commission to me
- directed from the Honorable the Judge
of the Fifth Judicial District Court of the
Parish and State aforesaid, will expose
to public sale, &c the residence on which
the deceased last resided, situated on Big
Sandy Creek, at about u miles from the
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VIC TORS
MT.

Y
IT AIDES AND GENTLEMEN are @M ~
re- pectfully informed that the above Vges&ssI
well Known resort, with its LADIES' SALOON,
will be kept open ALL NIGHT for the accommo-
dation of parties visiting the Firemen's Ball, on
the night of the 4th November. .
0ysters-in any style-Red Fish, Red snappers
Croakers, Sheephead, Game, &C., will be served
up to order.
All kinds Of Wines will be furnished at very
moderate prices.
Families or other parties desiring to secure pri.
beforehand at the Restaurant. oet26-tf
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GIN BANDS! GIN BANDs!s

4 LARGE quantity of Fire Hose suitable for
a Gin Bands, can be had by ca ling at the
Hardware Store of Mr.. JAMES MoVAY, at prices
to suit purchasers. They have been tried and
proved to be well adapted for the above use.
aug29. -- ri f= ..ss
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ONIONS AND POTATOES,
FRESH arrivals Of the above twice per week, at
l. the store OF
auyl2 JOSHUA BEAL.
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| FRESH MEDICINES, 4 j
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
AND
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
TAsTREMSKI & MCCORMICK, n
= respectfully give notice that they have M
always Oh hand fresh supply of a.
M BDI GIN as, ETC,
Which they guarantee to be pure also choice
assortment of ~. s8 rsls tFl
p E RI u M Z r x,
from the most celebrated manufactures compris.
ing 81 ~ lE
LUBIN's, Madam DURANDs, n
Balm and WRIGHT's.
. A fine assortment of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHIEFs,
~ ' AND
sCENIsED SOAPS.
Allkinds of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS,
Pure LIQUORS, viz: '''-
French and American BRANDIES,
WHISKY-Rye and Bourbon.
PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA.
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure SGHNAPPS,
French pateRt Medicines, viz: "
sIROP DE BRIANT,
sIRoP DE FLORE,
sIRop DE LAMoURIEUx,
LIQUEUR LAVILLE. la5
ELIXIR ANTI-GLAIRoUX,
INJECTION BRAN, 57i +,
LEROY'S MEDICINES,
= l--.l,' Vim DE sEGUIN,
PERoHLoRMER DE FER DE PRAvAR,
HUILLE DE FoIE DE MoRUE DE ToUGHs,
.'sF i4.|s :. :. Ioe Hog8J
Will receive by the next steamer fresh lot Of
Patent Medicines, direct from manufacturers
WINTER GARDEN sEEDs-just received.
COAL OIL and =
COAL LAMPS variety on hand.
LEECHEs always on hand.
-
~ AH orders from the country carefully PIT
| up and promptly attended to.
JASTREMSKI g. MCCORMICK,
Esy- Store nearly opposite the Branch of the
louisiana State Bank. JUL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-01

Nsw YoRx PmLaAsxosc souKrr.-rho nr" cones"
Of tho Philharmonic Society will take place on saturday
evening next, q, the Academy Of Music. ms -
the Twenty fourth season 81 the phi'oarmonc society.
tho conccro have heretofore been cmne"'y soccess'.
This season ". believe they promise than ordinary
s,ra,,o. Thu rsbsrses for concerts Of the sessas
x,l, ,a.. n.ce respectiyey the 10th OF Novsmbsr
ana the "a and 10th Of December
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rr..,Iss with the Indians.

ST. L0Us Mo- Oct IT. 1903.
dcsra,cl from Lawrence, Kansas says that General
r.r,.v,s chief clerk, irwin has arrived from tho In
dian council a. the head waters Of the Little Arkansas
rvor The council was In session twenty-five days, and
c,nc,raed treaties with the Arapahocs, Choycnnes,
K,ov.s. Csmanchcs Caddoes and Apaches, the wdcss
a. the tribes on the plains The Kiowas gave up two
,,,e women and SIX children held prisoners FOR tight
months Presents wore distributed 10 the tnnans tsr
'SSesry ali The n,cr,ers Of tho commission are susw-
ina from rsvo~ ard agra -
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didates are presented; the Fenian movement in
Ireland Is precipitated; Kossuth at once de-
parts for Italy, where almost all the continental
conspiracies are planned. At this vital juno
ture Palmerston dies, leaving no one behind
him who can so admirably manipulate the
various parties in England; so artfuily concili-
ate public sentiment; so adroitly balance the
mobiles against the people and the people
against the mobiles; SO audaciously' promise
everything and perform nothing in the way of
reformation Of the government; SO dexter
ously fatter the national vanity when he Is
really sacrificing the national honor; SO eau
tiously use his foreign allies to maintain himself
in power, and so successfully keep the old,
complicated and WORKOUT machinery of the
British constitution in motion. His death thus
opens the door to agitation, removes the re-
straints from the radicals and other revolu-
tionists, and leaves the way open for COM
plete transformation OF English institutions.
Therefore we say that after Palmerston comes
the deluge, and after the deluge British
republic. The logic Of events is irresistible;
the conclusion inevitable.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WgGKrr HERALD must he handed
IN before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's cir
cuaiion among the enterprising mechanics. farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country u increasing very rapidly Advertisements IN
serted in the wseStY HsRALD will thus be- seen bY large
portion OF the active and energetic people OF tho United
States
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wads Hampton Defeated and James !. Orr
A Elected Governor Of the State.
Gov. Perry Chosen United States Senator
for the Long Term.

COLUnBtA, UCt ~, 100
Returns from ell the Districts give Orr for 0ovsrnes,
about Ave hundred majority over Wade Hampton.
Perry elected Senator to-day the ionG
term, ending 1871.
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NRwwAPER CIRCULATION.

Receipts or Sales OF the New York Daily
Newspapers.
OFFICIAL.
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Moxs ov GsAu's OrsRA TRoUrg ARRIVED Among -
passengers in the steamship City Of Boston, which -
rived yesterday from Liverpool Maestro Sarts MA
Antonn eminent danssuse, choruses, second pars
prompssr, tailor aud dressmaksr, amounting " thirty
four in number engaged for Mr. Grsa's Italian opsss
Company for the United states and Havana.
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very strong on tho Western list. Governments were
heavy. Gold was firm, and closed at l46k a ll6k
There general feeling OF depression IN business
places yesterday the irmer tone OF the gold market
exerting influence. There was but little demand for
merchandise either foreign domestic, and there were
altogether sellers than buyers Groceries were
quiet Cotton lower owing TO the unfavoraoe news
by late European steamers Petroleum was quiet On
Change nour was nrmer. Wheat was heavy and
dropping Corn was lower Pork was irregular, closing
higher Beef was steady. Lard was dull and heavy.
Whiskey was firm with moderate demand
The market for beef cattle was heavy this week. and
prices about half cent a pound lower on the
poorer grades. Prime cattle firm at l7hc 1Sc.
Other kinds varied from loo. 70 tic. Mich cows
steady with sales mainly at from $50 TO 500 veals
were steady, with sales mainly at Ioc TO lac Sheep
and lambs heavy and Kc lower per pound Prices
varied from ~ 10 S. Hogs were lower selling at 12c.
13xc The total receipts were 1899 beeves i54 cows,
1853 veals 90 $50 sheep and lambs and H. 470 hogs
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selling out, cornering and gambling generally
in the stocks of these railroads for years. And
now, when there is prospect Of railroad BUSH
ness being done in legitimate, business-like
manner by those who will study 70 oDtain
returns for their capital from the earnings OF
the road, and by providing for the comfort and
safety of the public, these gambling specula-
tors set their organs bowling against British
capital and capitalists. This is the secret OF
their conduct. We leave the public TO pass
Judgment as to which is best for the country:
the magnificent projects and purposes Of Mr..
McHenry, Sir Morton PeEO and their sssoci-
ates, or the selfish schemes OF the railroad
STOCKHOLDERS who indsidioasly assail them.
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T n & NJ E w S =.



The Qichec steamship Damascus touched ut Father
Pom: yesterday with European intelligence one day
later.
The announcement of The death OF Lord Palmcrs'on,
which brought TO this city by the latest advces OF
the City Of Boston, is confirmed by this arrival The
aged Premier Unconscious FOR some hours previous
70 his DEATH and expired quietly without pain: An
affection OF the bladder Is assigned the immediate
cause death bat old age The got had been grad
ally undermining his life for time. Had he lived
days longer Lord Paim-rson would have attained
his cigiity fest ycnr
Fun details u his remarkable gwen in an
Other column.
Fart Russell the pres nj Minister Cor Foreign Asirs,
Is spoken 81 Lord faln,er>'on's successor
All stocks hud declined the London money market.
United States dye-wen.,es quoted on the Goth MI.
at al n az and 3rt-h coiso's al ~ Ssis for
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ANOTHER New RMa F0RnISa. recent
ring between Thurlow Weed and Fernando
Wood having been broken up and repudiated
by all concerned, another new ring is IN pro-
cess OF formation. Fernando Wood has been
dropped on the ground that Daniel Morgan
O'Bren has completely extinguished him, and
Brother Ben. the real head Of the Wood family,
has been adopted In his stead. The new ring
is to comprise, tirst, Ben Wood and bis Mo-
zarters second, the rag-tsg and bobtail, bogus
reformers, played out politicians, seedy and
needy employees and Anticipated capitalists OF
the Citizens Association, and thipd a. much Of
Thurlow Weeds skeleton ~ he can collect to-
pether. All the talk about whether Comptrol-
Ter Robnsons honest hand spurned Thurlow
Weeds corrupt hand for fear Of catching the
lobby measles Is raised 10 divert the attention
or the public from this new ring until it gets
strong enough TO stand alone. The shabby
retainers and wealthy nincompoope Of the
Citizens Association are supporting Ben
Wood for everything he wants, and will, Of
course, 90 Fernando for next Mayor If Ben
orders them TO do so. Thurlow Weed was
committed to this Mayoralty programme by the
Astor House ring. AS for Brother Ben, he
wins money enough at cribbage to afford to
pay literally for tho services thus rendered
bin add his family.
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MADAns Asn's CoscsRr The first concert Of hsdsas
Abs tho pianist, will take place 10 morrow fTbursayD
evening, At eight O'Clock, at Dodworth Hall hsdans
Abel will be assisted by Mr. Edward Moianhsasr, va
linist Mr. r. Bergnor viooncel!tst, and Mr. ce'nsses
baritone Tho programme IL OF the best that -
been presented this season. and promises 10 10 an asFss
shIe and uieasan musical treat
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Attention traders and svftIsrs.

8 4. & u. L3Hd50srg, Wholesale GiroseFs.
sSCtlers' Supple, conner OF Public Sqliafs
gard Market street, are nitering 10 the trsde
stheir immense stock of Groceries and sut-
stler5' Supplies, navy, Leaf, Fine Cut chew
9ing and smoking Tobacco; all the popular
brands Of Cigars al qualities Of Stationerv.
consisting OF Nose, Letter and Fcolscep Pa
spar, and white and buff Envelopes, IDks.
fAueilsge, Wrapping Paper, eic.; s8de,
4 Canned Fruits, such "a Oysters, Peaches.
s5ardines, Mustard, Catsup, etc. BIaeking.
i 6iseking Brushes, Pipes Pomades. PaDsr
1COllars, Handeerch,e.s, Mirrors, Sugread
GERS and an endless variety OF notions Of al
sall descriptions. TrGuSs aud Valises II Ell
asizes aGd qualities. 4 large and welI Sc
Elected stock Of Boots aad shoes lust arrived
sfrOm the Eastern markets. Also Wines ana
8 liquors, embracing Champaigns,, Spsrs-
cling Catawba, ClsIot sad Charrv Cc-slsai
Sjin Cocktails and Stomach Btters.
: The above Goods were purchased bsfnrs
S5he late tax, and We arc offering them s.
zthe old prices, rega-iiess OF the enoruots
5advsnco en- the same goods IN tbs EASTERN
Smarksss, We feel assured that Ne can. .iet-
5isfy ths most fsstidiOas as 70 price aI.,i quail
City. Give us call. Remember the pjaes,
seorner Of Pa5lie Square and Market strest.
s jan assn 4. & NJ. LANDSBERS.
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seir Ahnsa.

This vice, which IL never Prsetics's3a
]the presence Of any one, has proved tx
Everlasting ruin OF thousands Of the HoblszI
SAND most talented young men that eve
gave tongue 70 olO4usAcs or PEI % soaz Il
Is has destroyed heath, blasted tine eonssil
! 5ution, and reduced the miserable victim u
81 living skeleton. Ner are these lis iu2i
s9nd fatal effects in its pains are scattered
ashe ruins Of reason the most msls1c holy
blight that can meet nortal eyes. To be
acured permanently Of this s1iiietion, call GU
CDR. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherzy streas
ar address him BY letter, Box SOC, Nash
svilla, Tenn. feb25-sf
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Brokers cflco-sot ! Bsul..

G. n. 0rdway has removed 70 No. As
North college street, nsxt door to'tiie Eirss
lclusiyely TO Brokers' business, bays and
lseaa Gold aid Steer and eli KINDS Of Ess--
clsT-re1t 3iOaey; END pays The highest prices
for GereTHfssAt K0schsrs, * ssiatsd Notes
Re.
Office open at S A. n, and our Frisr,s>
fHos. E. SAxPLE remains there till 70 PIX.
Tor tho accommodation Of thoss woo MAJ
~ish TO make exchanges sftsr night. asz
axe the morning cars.
Feb l. I365-s1,
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q CoUsFEsFzITs. -intcrmEsian hzs been re-
8 ,sived bv z. L. Barlow & CO. that certain
Sirugglsas ia this city have baen Psluiing q
IA persons calling Tor Dr.. Vellsc's PINK Ce
3 -ats an article Of their own planCfaetHrs
(which they say il superior 70 tho gsausre-
= We would advise al perl0ns to cot tho
: genuine. and should you require any nssdi /.
my disease Of the skim DO not s1fis- asly
slnprineipied man to impose any other
3 preparation on you, but get Dr.. Velloe' ,
s2ink Cefat5, n,aag .setarsd By g. y BsF
Cow 4 Co., No Is1< . eS.LsriSE stress, SaF
4 gille, Tenn.
s p. s.-A liberal Discount msttc % Il
9 ;eut by InxI TO say stdTesG On reef
$sSl L. Be sure thai you s0t The soy
. seP2s-U
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A RARE CHANCE
Executors Sale for Partition

ESALE POSTPONED TO APRIL le
sOS WEDNESDAY, THE 18th Day OF APRIL
III a III O'clock we viii sell for Partition 10 ID
highest bdc er, s lots on summer nd Park streets
s near the Capitol.
q. THE lots sre admirably located for business {
6dweIng houses--decidsdly the most desirablu po
fiop Of the city. such property -, rarely ever o
8 fsred az public sale. We would respectfully inVii
The attention Of ali those who wish TO make ss
3 and re1ntlnaTative Investment,
b. 4 II. NJ. HAYES Executors Of
4 farms ,ops-half cssh, bsisncs IN 81 and tssa'
,,s,sea zish ,ussl ~, sprs-td
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Nan hhn.ss-

Choice Flour, Butter. Potatoes, Oaiozs.
Green Corn, aad ey = varsity - f.EEIle5
Fruits, and Foreign and Doaaestic Gfraeer,sl
offered at low Pricos ~ Io;fgn's Ss. 70 COZ
iege street. "
jarz2--ti.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MozsF is the first to inirodues this
aeS style of Pictures Livery body that
see them are delighted with tEsEn
Gail a. tas "Gallsfy Of ths CuIaber~
,aad" and Judge ios yourself o14,tf :
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A srprn1oa REusnY.-We

q A SuPER1oR REHzpY.-We c
/ .iously recommend 70 those 3
sa distressing cough. DR.. strie
3arous Cough Baisem. It g
gmOst instantansouslF. and -
agreeable to the taste. fhef
2bat the Melliiiu0us cough ~
sshs best preparations ia use,
! is proprietor elaiFas for 1t.
Ii during tho past week an
! rom q mosL distressing coy
3pered by DR.. stricklsEd, Ma
5street, CiSsinDati, Ohtos n
0ruggista, 81 80 eeatz per bd
spls--f sssa-lT
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FIpage Tsks yof,ce.i :

The notes and accounts cfT.S v. Ea-
kin ( Co, s,risklrr. Riits Z Co, aHa A. &.
adams & CS.- viii Be 66snd Sc No. 81 S5vts
lCollsgs street, near tha square. where 81
persons Indicted TO sayof thsss arms asil
n ease rake imms aiste payne II, 81 tssr
,opsiness mast D. iced up. s1.-.- - -
--Trssrzrss
liz autnosised 70 attend = The o1sinsss
A. G. ADAAs, 81 Celiegs street
marSl-aan meas the Square.
sHrsrs.-A lsrge assortmsnt, at refused
prices, by r. d. ThonPseus No. IS tshssry
tTest, ngsr Bsian. II
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT

4 A. iftt A4oNGh hANcN- w INV
- inst Received
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Eof Note, Letter, Foclscap and Legal cap Papers,
1Buh, White, CsnarV, Opsque, Magenta, Mourn-
Hing and Official Envelopes, DiRTies Tor 1858,
q MelnoIandunls Of every style, Psss-Hooks, Al
+ buns, ali sIzes, including sold ers Pocket AZ
ouins Pocket lnkstsnds, s eel Pens, and
flarse assortment Of the most Celebrated Gold
3 Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, PocLet Cutlery,
q niuding Che celebrated Wostenholms and
= Wade & Butchers KNIVES. Pocket Books,
u Pipes Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper.
3 sun Oil, Backing and Brushes, buders, ar
aaold's, DoYells, French Carrnine and Copying
inks, Mueilage, Gard Portraits of Generals,
n Prize Packages, Port Folios, Dice, Fancy soaps,
= Black Books and BiottiBg Paper, variety Of
s3Desk Inkstands, Paper-N eights, Pen Racks,
a Bill Files. Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras-
3, ng Enlyes Ruling Pens, and an endless va
I, dery of Notions.
school Books school BoOks.!
81 We have a small stock of Cigars. which We
: vii sell at Cincinnsti Prices. Also, small
FsiO;k Of Cary's Cough Cure for sale at Whole
essale Prices.
81 To the Soldiers.
Il We have three beauiiful Lithographs, repre-'
ti=eatisR the different branches Of the service,
ipripted ln four colors entitled "eoldler's Ger
Isi6cate." . Union Defenders Certificate" and
n. u. \. Army Diploma" size 12xl6 inches
: They are enclosed in pasteboard tHbe, and
$ can he sent by mail withoutinjury. Every OH
(. Ger and soldier should buy them and send
i5them 70 their friends.
a Price % eecR
= For the three, postage paid....-..--....n 90
Il Liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers.
q We will ell all orders for Certineates or Sta
Saonery, by mail OF express, promptly.
q In. RHODES T. CO.,
81 .hsaa " IIoinn stra4t. Meanwhile Tern.