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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-11
Dir Il AssaIinau vs. Fores.ai Dugas No-l0
III Labasquiare VS. Forestal Dugas No-3
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA Parois-
- Sc de Lafoucrae.

M4 - - $50 5.- $3.50 80 -
Sc De LafoucrSae.
Quill soit comm qst'er verta dun erlrc Dc ii
ia, a moi adresse, CD nnc Constable de lssnsdi-
te paroisse. jai saisi ct ofirirai. en- vente publ
que, deyant la mason de Cour. dams la vile de
Thibodauy, sAMEDI 2 DECfMBRE 1865, a Ii
henres A. NJ, Ia propriete stivante, SAVIOR
" CER71IYE PORTION UUN TERRaTE,
situee dams Ia lite paroisse, sur lie blyoa Terre-
bonnie, h M mile il peu pa es de la vile de Thi-
bodaux, nlesnrant IN arpent de superfcie plus
OF aeeins, cemprenant la partic sud du lot No. 4
ct la partie Quest des lots No. Q ct 8, bornse all
nord par la partie du lot No. 4, separee par le
prolongement de la Zig 10 d. lot No. 8, a Fest
par les lots Nos. 2 ct 8, all sud par lie terrain de
Mme Hill ct Il l'ouest par le bayou Terrebo me
ct le terrain de V. Bergeron, avec toltes les ba-
tisses ct amelioratioas qui sly trolvent.
Cette Vefta est faite pour satisfaire lie pale
ment du principal, aes inttrets ct DIES rails dams
la cause CT dessus titrGe ct numGrotee.
p. LAGARDE,
Constable de Ia Par.isse Isafourche
GsD- Je snis aassi a1torisG par lie defandeur a
vendre q lamiabte la propriete ci-dessus mem
fionnce, q lei le jour de Ii yente les personnes
qui yondront l'acheter s'adresseront all soussi.
gnea = Police daRecoraer de h p~aroissc.
nBv-4-6o p. LAGARDf.
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Having connection with Fonnaries'and Ma
chine Shops, in the Northwest, we are prepar-
ed to contract for any class of Machinery, for
speedy delivery, upon the mos; favorable terms.
Prom long experience in the Machinery bn-
siness Of New Orleans and the Southwest, we
know what is needed, aud will always be pre-
pared to supply il.
Having facilities through connection with
the house of +. 2. MANIC & Co., Cotton Fac
tors, No. 128 Gravier street, New Orleans,
for disposing of Cotton or other produce, on
the best terms the market affords, parties can
ship produce to that house, when ordering
anything in our line, and their orders will re-
ceive as prompt attention as If they send US
cash direct.
A full supply of CANE CARTS, PLAN
TATION WAGOS & TIMBER WHEELS,
from the factory Of Joshua Boqley,.. Wheeling,
Va, constantly TN hand.
THOS. b. BODLEY & Co,
nov4-1y No. 8 Perdilo Street.
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Dr. Il Ass Gilman rs Forestal Dugas No-f0
M LabHsquidre vs. Forestal Dugas No-3

El
Or Il Ass Gilman vs. Forestal Dugas No-i0
M Labusquidre vs. ForestaI Dugas No-3
STATE OF L0UIslANA-Parish Of La.
ofourche.
TAKEN0TICT--Tilat acting ualert two writs
of f ia. to me- di, eeted. as Parish Constable of
Lafosrehe. [ have seized AM will offer for sale,
in front of the Court House, in the town of Tli-
bodailx, on Satnrdiy, December Gil, 1855, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. the following property, viz:
4 certain fractional lot OF ground, situated in
this Parish, Oh bayou Ferrehonne, at about one
mile from the towl Of Thihodaay, measuring o.
ne superficial arpent. more or less, being the
southern portionsof lot No. 4 and the part west
Of lots Nos. Get 3. bounded on the north by part
of said lot No. 4. being separated by the extern
sion of northern line of lot No. 8. on the east
by lots Nos. 2 and 3, on the south by lot Of Mrs
Hill. and on the west by the Bayou Terrtbonne
and lot of ". Bergeron--togetler with all the
buildings aad improvements thereon Or there
unto appertaining.
Said sac is made to satisfy the principal. in
terest. coats, &c, in above entitled and number
ed suits.
Thibolaly, Nov. I'd, 1865.
p. LAGARDE.
Parish Constable of Lafourche
1 Na-I am also authorized by the Defendant to
sell the above m nj oaeI property at private
sale, between now AID the day OF sale. Any per-
son wishing to buy the same, will apply to the
undersigned, at the Office of the Recorder of
this Parish. =. LAGARDE.
nby-4-65 jim
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Notice.
Succession de ]. ", Tucker ct eommnnaate.

T1nUTES les persennes ayantdes reclamation con-
Il tire la dite succession ct communicate. spnt re
guises par lie present de les presenter ali soussigne
dument authentiqnees; ct toutes fes persannes 4ui
doivent a la dite succession ct communicate sont ega.
cement REFUSES de venir payer sans delais.
LOUIS BUSH,.
Avocat de Leon Gaade. sr. xecutcurtestamen-
taira. 3.
octebre 81, 1865.
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NOTICE AL persons haging claims against the
4N&nccession Of NOEL HAFDEL, deceased and
Community, are hereby requested to present. the sa me
TO the undersigned and all persons indebted there
to are notified TO come forward and settle the ame
without delay.
os,4nss 81. q. s ao = h halsHi A1,f,
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a PPROXIMATE ESTIMATE Of the
IA nroho He av ,nncnc and chorros If Hin

"A PPROA1MATE ESTIMATE of the
probable expenses and charges Of tile
Parish of Lafourehe, for the current year
1865.
10. For Grand and Petit Jury, $ 500, 90
20. FORECASTS iii Criminal prosecutions, 3a0.h9
80. For Inspectors Of Roads and Levees, 12nU,00
40. For Parish Treasurer, 250,60
SO. For Police Jury. 900, 90
60 For Clerk of the Police jury, 10000
and Recorder, .3oo,a
SO For Sergeant at arms, 4l5,00
30. Fer Parish Printer. $4,000
To-, For Parish Attorney, 100, 90
lio. For works and repairs to be made en-
the ieyees OF j.. ga, cuedry, and Valsin
Ronrgenis. 1250,f0
100, For Casual Expenses, 100000
TOTAL, $ $3.50
To ..be Published for thirty days, by
order of the Police jury Of the Parish Of
Lafonrche.
Thibodaux, October oath, 1865
EMILE Z. Leblanc. Clerk.
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THE UNION HOUSE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, having removed from his
y occupied by Mrs Horton inferins his friends and
The public generally, that he is now ready to accom-
modate them with the best of liquors; and that he
mas added an eating House to his establishment
where any one can be supplied with oysters, coffee
&c, prepared by an experienced cook, at a moments
notice and at liberal charges.
,rh;hoa,nx u. 7, - A. PAPR
ifhoodaux, Oct, u, 1865. 1y
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AVIS.
DESTINATION APPRoX1MATIyEles

- - = L-il > lLfAAo
- depenses probab)es de Ia paroisse de La
fourche pour lannee .courante 1865.
Ter. Pour lie Grand ct petit Juri, s 500, 90
2me. Pour frais despoursuites crimine'ies, 10000
3ne. Pour fnspecteurs des chemins t le-
wees 1900. 90
Z 4n1e, Pour lie TresorieI de la pareisse, 250,G0
5mf, Pour lie Juri de Police, 10000
6me, Pour Re Grefier du Juri de Police, 10000
ct Iecordeur, 300 90
Sine, Pour Sergeant d'Armes, 1880
9me, Pour r~imprimeur de Ia paroisse, 250,00
lone, Pour lavocat d. Ia paroisse, 10000
lime. Pour ouyrages ct Preparations a faire
aux levees del, A.. GuidrY ct Valsin Bour-
geois Ia59,oo
laine. Pouf dapenses i~casuelles, 10G0,0 90
Total, S $685. 90
Ponr etre pnbliee pendant trente %jours,
par ordre du Juri de Police do III paroisse
Iafuurche.
EMILE +. LEBLANC, Greflier.
Thibodaux, octobre lie "a, 1862.
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auis 1u0iliaires.

Estat de la Louisiana -Cour du 3eme Dis
- trict Jndiciaire, siegeant dams ct pour Ia
I'aroisse Lafourche.
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WINS Eft L%IQUEURs:

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HOSTETTER,S Bitters
PLANTATION Bitters
sCHIEDDAM schnapps
WEYMOUTH de Molly s. Prat
ABsINTHE Edouard pernot
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Etc. Etc. Etc,
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CONsERVEs:

Homards,
Huitres, Saumons,
Beufs, Soupes, Rotis, Peches,
F~ramboises, Praises, PORES, ePrunes,
Abricots, Olive. Capres,
Co%rnichons assortis,
Etc, Etc.
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g-Adrertisetne1ts inserted mt intpr,uls, Or q
remain on any particular page, will be charged =
new aci insertions. Jsu. IMMUNE
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Metropolitan Record.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Am,,semeuts this Evening.

WALLACk'S THEATER-LovEs SACRIFICE
OLYMPIC THEATER-MoyTE CRIsro; Ok, The LONE
PRISONER OF THE CHATEAU DIP
NlBLOS GARDEN-GRKEg BUSHES, OR HUNDRED YEARS
AGO
WINTER GARDEN-CoNEDY OF EEIoRs-1Hs FAR BOY
BROADWAY TnEATER-"SAM" and Mos."
LUCY RUSHTON'S NETWORK THEGTER-SoHoor
Poa SCANDAL
BARNUMS USECM-DwASGFE THs AnAn; OR I'M
FAIRY GUARDIAN OF the MAGIC WILL lRcus-tuki
osirIRs, GC.-AlteruOor and Eyenns-ExraA oiRcU'
PTAFoRNAACI ht IL a.
FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATFR-Beneht Of H.
Nhaley-CoSSH2 TIE RasH-IHR CABIN BoY-IHH
FRTsXY CoBBLER-6RuTfS or THE THAnKs.
SEW-YORK S-lfTHsr.-EougsTIIAS AND Chg
N1sTIc PynroRNAscEs-JssEs HoBIasos. TIE bAi't
BACK RrbER-Ms,noe al y o'clock.
BRYANTs' MINSTRELS-IcI oS PAsLE Fs.ScAs-nAs
RRyAsT's STUMP SPgscH-LoKD DUSDRfARr oS A
IAsK-BLACK.EYED WILLIAM
GOUPIL'S GALLERY-fAERERs WArEa Colon DRsw
STUDIO BUILDlNG-l0rn ST.-FRsacH ESeLIsH ASI
fItrr.H PICTrRKs.
CIR isTMAs AENIvERSARY-Repetiti Of tie Chris,
ms Anniversary Of tie Hediing 81. l.. sgoday School
SryentceuE-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

'saded to their own forces they would be able "a to
Mr. Brown could do. SO they speak.
lr Canada East party Of some 2ovotes LED by Dorian
As ready tofgh the Ministry on every question good
r bad 1t bitterly adverse to Conede for that
would swallow up (EnglOutiraD the French race in
Canada la the ranks Of this party ore many young
men mostly advocates and notaries, Who are full Of
revolutionary ideas. and ready to act the part Of
Danton or Mirabeau Some, with more lofty thoughts,
would go rs far as Robesperre did, were occasion
10 arise for It, This party now forms the bulk
of tho opposition. the Reform party of tie West
having been led by Brown to the support OF
the MniSry and very shall see that chief east
s the votcS he influence with the Rouges (Reform
party IN the East, to oppose the Administration II Is
10 this end that the two parties now ipaneuverlng
and the two strategsts know the ground very we'll but
the enemy holds the best position and they have full
money chest. which. by the way, is their sharpcst
weapon. Ii will he uphill fighting for the Reform
party East and West and attack after attack will hay
10 be made upon the eueDy Who may, however be
forced from his strong ground.
The CITY Fire Police have been given present from
the several insurance companies of Montreal OF free
policy of al coo to each man. in the New.YOrk Acct
dental Insurance Company, for year. with graui
fous compensation OF s. per week in OF accident
Ths > for their services during the past year. and
sz-sacouragcment TO the men for the next year.
There WAS s29 200 insurance on the Exchange build
ing, burned on Sunday night.
Ii IS proposed by some of the members to erect
larger Building eligible site than the last and
10 sci ,lc ground of the late Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
mnrkcts-Reported Lv Ttl,eraph.

CWc.GO. Dec. 23-Folr ism Wheat hrm at 4 3ld
ST3 os No l. snd 9u9c for No. 2 Corn quiet At 4Gc i0
uo. ..c,ed Provisions moderately active Mess PoTk 3. IN
isr request st s27 50a 81 IS for present delivery; SRA
$g7 81. sellers option, January. Green Ham drn n'
Sl4J50Si5. Lord finn It Eial8c. Hogs active and AL
vsnced 25c sales at 4llall 30 dividing 200 pounds Live
Hoes active and advanced 2Jdc sales at 80 3jd 80 IS oI
good to choice cad.s Recoips-4009 bbls. Flour, 1900
bush Wheat 400 bush Corn, 1900 bush Oa,s. Shipments
200 bbl,. Flour.
CIscIxSArI Dec 2s.-Flour quiet, price. unchsnsed.
Wheat quiet; Old Red, 9J9 ~; New 6odSl I5tiiog'
active 1rc,s higher faes 1000 heed at GIL Goa " - net
o s,ted Al co Receipts. 100 bbls Mess Po at 30 30
nov held d 100 bt sod 80, deliverable next mouth
al buyer. optou Lard firm at Nh'key da ~ " %
fr.e and ~ 26 in bond Gold l43 -. -,
PHfhprIPaiA Dee 23--FIour quiet sales OF Nor West
.,,Ta A. rgd+9J Wheat quiet; saes OF fed ~ ~
rs. R.utucky White. 81 20. Corn firm: sales Oo
buI Yellow az 85a8J,., Clover Seed at 81 ,o0t& ffo
yisiors ,irm Whisky dolls sale, az 81 81
p,ITixoRp Dee 2s-Four duh; salds Of Howard Super
insS 3 wtsar gCsTce and finn. Com quiet White
M lower Oats dnl ri 5o Seeds inactive ifoy'ions IN
sfiye Lard AZ 1885, Whisky Leayy; Mes at - 28sbt ~
s,gs du lsIdr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
MARHlE ID.

BRONN-ffCKS-in Brooklyn. on ThursIiy. Dec. %. At
the re.iience r. y .yiland es A. H. Brown, Esq. Of
Chicszo Lizzie, daughter OF tia late Robert NJ css
No cafds.
DWIGHT -PARISH-in Brooklyn, Friday, Dee p, by
the Rev. Samuel H. Cox, u. d.. Benjamin W. Dwight OF
Kcwiors 10 Charlotte g. daughter OF the ais Townsend
Pafi,h.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chnstmas evening. Dec.
25 at the residence Of the brides paTens by the kev Dr.
Dewitt, SIR. J1mcs McDeunott 10 Miss Mary Elizabeth
daughter OF Alexander Easle,on, all OF this city
POLLOCK-SuIPLEY-O Tue.day. Dec. &C. by the Row.
Dr. II. T. tgomery. at the Church OF the Incarnation
William j. Pollock to Miss Lulee Adriance Shipey oil o
this city.
WFSTON-WI IIopedsle Mass. on Christmas
Dec IS 1862 BY the Rev Adm Ballou. II. James Weston
OF Brooklyn, n. y, to Miss Phila Wmmsh Of Hopedae
No cards.
WARINO-CLARKE--At Pitisfeld, Ma,s., on Wednesday
Dee 27 by the Rev T.. LIvngston Well. George h. War
Ing IT,, to Nirynin daughter Of George Clarke, esq
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
DIE ID.

BACoH-On "wednesday. Dec %, Eliza Bacon. widow Of
Rnfu. Bacon, formerly Of Rochester. " ,,,,,,..
Martin 10 20 West Thry Gnh.si, Friday, Dec 2s, at
O'Clock D. M The friend, Of the family are invited TO
attend. The remains viii DO taken 70 hoeh.'et io 'n''i
c,RrER-A, New.Can.sn, Conn, on Tuesday, Dec. 26
Esther, wife Of Thomas Carter, aged 6i years, 4
c0NKLING-IR Brooslsn on Th9r;dsy, Dee 20 HeIOsr,
Fanef civces at the Mansion House Brooklyn on Friday
afternoon, at o'clock The remains "i De taAeh 70 Den
nin,ton. w. for intermen,.
COOPER-At Hoboken y. H. on Thursdsy. Dec 27 Jenny
W. daughter OF the late Wi'n oGopel, s invita-, "a ,.ud
tie funeral roIr ST. Psns Church corner OF Hudson aud
Third sts Hobosen, Saturday, Dec 80 at !! O'Clock
coGswELL-On Thursday, Dec %, John T. cos'wel ss'd
n. . ycsiy. yfsi and friend, oitis family are respectfully q
yed 70 attend hs funeral on Saturday Doc ~ at O'CLOCK
~ n from his a.c residence, CarmsnsVie'
EiWELL-At Mobile. on Sunday July9, VIM; Robinson,
only SON of Jane, W. Elwe Of brooklyn, in tho als year
Te avss snd friend. of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from the house o ia parents "a
dss n hoS's ses gs,, The remain, viii Ss taken
to Greenwood ior inerment
FUNsTON-In Jersey City, Thursday mornins Dec 2s
Annie second daughter Of Hugh NJ and Anus un'on 'sed
The relatives aud friends of the family are invited 70 attend the
funeral from the residence Of her parents No 2Jl oi.s
on Sanrdsy Dec. 90 at O'Clock y. n, without further
invitation.
nCoBUs-M West End. Hudson City on Wednesday Dec
The relatives and friends of the family are respectty invited
10 attend the funeral from the simpson NJ t. Chufsn HUI
son CITY on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
MORRIs-At For; McHenry. Baltimore Nd on Monday
nee IS Lieut.. 0ouverneur Monis. L.. S Marine Corps
second son Of the las Gen W. W. Morris, u s. Army, in
tho 24th year OF his age. . ,, g ,t.
His friends and relatives, and officers oi the T. . ssrns
Corps army and navy, are invited to sena the inea
without further notice from the residence S his ooeIn
aw Dr. CsInochan, No. IL East sixeentEs, on fIidsy
the ssth iIst., st o'clock y M
PIRssoN-At Fordham, on ThuTsdsy Dec. @ Emily, vie
of James Prison, aged - years ,,u
Ths re,ys, and friends OF the family are respectny invited
10 attend the funeral at ST. Bartholomew Cb rch corner OF
place and Great Joness Oh Saturday morning
Dee 80 at II o'clock, without further invitation
srALY-On Wednesday Dec n, after q lingering ilns"
Aired Sealy In the llst year OF his eye. a. -, -
p.tivr, and friends are invited to attend his funeral on
Fridsy Dec 30 at o'clock, nom Bushwiekayei mead OIL
Monroest, WILLIAMSBURG.
wUITlNG-In Brooklyn. Thur.isv morning Dee sS'
MARY E.ilaboih wife OF Murray Wiling , . 80,
Tho aud friend. respectfully invited 70 sehn ne
fnn~rni services a No. % Cunbenands, on fiday q
o'clock ~ m from hence the rema ns VIII De iaAen 10
,,renwi,h Conn for inormeni, saturday Dec ~ Dy
,Lsilp. ~ REV H,yen train.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

The CHICAGO SUFFOCATIoy.-Int the case {
;Le Gse persons who came 10 their death at Chicago
last Sunday by suocston the corouers verdict is a;
follows
We find that the deceased Adolph Blocksia, Charles
Bociss James McCauiif, JObn johnson and Loui,
Lo came 10 their death on the night OF the 2d day OF
December induced by the escape Of gas into the
in which they were sleeping from a gas pipe from
which tie cap had fallen. We find that The cap 10 this
easppe defective, having apparently been used on
OfhcT pipe by which il Injured. II had not
been properly secured upon the pipe and was removed
by some cause to the jury unknown. IL IS apparent TO
the jury hat the matter Of RasfttinG should be regr-
lated b. city ordinance in such 10 secure the
employment Of none but competent persons and that in
putting into houses all the caps should be examined
10 see that they screwed the pipes ard not Led
}. their places iy mere cement
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

on the Condition Of Affair. in the States Of South Carolina
Georgia Alabama. Missssippi ,nd Louisiana
Ruins Pastoral People The History Of the Ruins; speeu
la,ions; The Hamlet Of fosa; Priests r, .,
Con.tantinople Letter.
RIoT AT ALEIANDaA. VA Premed,ated A6sir; Han.
cock. Veterans Ordered Out; First Reports Exaggerated
Tar CoLonED lRoOPs-Adju.antGen TnOma,'s Report;
A. a. Gen. Fosters Report
1nr ARxY-Tle Psymnster. Generals Report.
, CALiroRSA. NEVADA AID lD.Ho-Rsiroad Ente prise
Year. New Route Idaho Mines Projected branch Of the
Pach Road from Humboldt; Line Of Stages to Boise City
Daily Mail Asked FORK Indian Difficulties tho Humboldt:
Great Indian Fight aud Slaughter Of the Red Men; Ageu
tuIel Resources Of the Humboldt, &c.
Acknowledgement Address Of Gov. Patton
WIVES AND DAuGuTERs-An Everyday story. BY Mrs.
G,siell Chapter AXv Holiinsiord in Bu,,le
PokrRr-ihe Old Year.
EDITORIALS.
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1HE Dry GooDs M.RKRT.
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Nrw onK WHOLESALE PRIcys or CocSTRT PRoDuck.
LArssr Domestic AND foREIas MsRxfrs ~
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The COLORADO SEYAToRs-Ihe two new
Republican Senators from Coorado-Dr. John Evans
aud j. u. Chafee-afe both Radicals OF the extreme
kind. DR.. Evans was formerly practicins physician
OF Chicago where he had large practice aud an en-
yiable reputation. lie was appointed Ierritoriaviof
ernor by President Lincoln, but resigned IN June last
to favor the late Rebels OF tie South Mr. Vhaee "a'
formerly banker in Adrian, Michigan; was an early
settler in Kansas, and has resided in Colorado hTt
years lie has been Speaker Of the House ana Is no"
President Of the First National Bank OF Denver 'H'
anti Slavery record dates from the Buffalo Convention
10 Which 10 was elected delegate OF is4e.
Pittsburgh Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
IMPORTANT CHANCE.

The Cotton Dental Association have been compelled 70
discontinue al dent. work except tina, Of extracting teeth.
this occupying their whole time At the request Of Dr.
Csrnochsn Dr. Cotton has Tecery adiDsred the nitrous
oxide fo5 him in sewers surgical operations occupying
from three TO sixteen minutes 1i which proved emf
ueutly successful. IN Meter upon the subject Dr. Carno
cn has y ndoed TIE fer brief operations the best
and most safe sns.hetc in Office Nos. 10 and 81
Cooper Institute A dvertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

NEW YEARS DINNER TO TIE INMATES OF
TIE CITY iRIsoN.--TLe New Years dinner, which it is
proposed 10 give 10 the inmates Of the City Prison
isome 400 in lieu Of Christmas dinner bids fair 10 be-
come a reality. Contributions have already been sent
in in the WY Of Treasury notes, but not enough TO
make il a certainty. We are requested to state that.
there ore any who would Like to contribute for snch
purpose. either in "greenbacks or turkey Captain
Coulter The warden OF the Ioubs would be pleased %
receive tlem, -. -... =,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

Two festive individuals named Sage and
Eaton. the twain composing partnership in whose in.
toiest line OF railway is being built between Eiyria
and Oberlin Ohio, have suddenly and mystenously dis.
appeared from the Of their hitherto active abors
aiter having drawn large OF money due them for
WORK previously performed and without disbursing the
same or any part thereof to the persons in the
poH many OF whom were in very necessitous c5hdi-
non The amount OF the Indebtedness ofsisge Eaton
d ply oi ron $4,000 u s2j OJ ana The Ityri0 Demo.
ers oar authority for the statement here made pro.
nonhces M transaction o. theirs the greatest swinde
.fei Pfpifaied IN LOrain County II was supposed
ioi..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29

MAGNIFICENT DONATION AND ESTgRPRIsp.-
One Of tie noblest and judcous acts Of beraty
snd enterprise which has occurred in the present
"a the loan by the Adams Express Co OF J 900 of its
tecumu9tcd capital 10 several Of the Southern railroads
10 enable them TO resume operation This company by
such donations, attests its great wisdom. and estsb.
she' new claims TO the support and patronage OF the
people q, the South. Ike lberality on tie Fart Of
other large capitalists, who interested u our pros
Peiity would soon restore, nay, give new aud greater
Impulse TO our progress and prosperity, aud mako the
South wha. believe IL is destined In rot mapv years
10 become. the most fourshing portion OF this coni
nent mo pic