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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
epRrNg WORK .L-l'efhapa Il

o( MIMI WVAh N'""f'
ID none OF our business, but We are
roing TO make a few sugge ,tions
70 our farmers about their spring
work. We sused 10 be farmer"
and helped to clear up beach
deadeuing Of ono hundred acree,
In old Milford. Ohio, and held the
p.ow to break the samo and put 1t
in crop And In the beginning
of those days" VIC thought most
any one could bea farmer, even
down to common fool: but before
We quit we found we were much
rnistat on about tho kind Of mater.
ial both mental and physical, IL
took to make u successful farmer
- And here is the trouble with our
farmer boys, and tho reason why
SO many seek employment in our
!, villages and towns--they think the
business Of farming is degrading;
that it phases thon in tho low er
e strata Of society. This evil, this
q low estimatc Of tho intelligence OF
the farming community 10 giving
wsy. and farmers are taking that
position ia society which Nature
a.. intended they should occupy from
the "beginning" But We are wan.
dcring from the main subjct. IL
isyour "spring work" We want TO
cali your attention to this article.
o., Firstly--Haul the manure which
has accumulated in your barn.
yards the past year, on tue fields
..s YOU intend to sow to wheat this
s spring. Sccondly--Clean mp your
fence corners, and fix up your fen.
ccs generally. We can always tell a
j, good farmer by his fences; and n
mere glance at them will tell, !"
palmer than human tongue, wheth.
err not the proprietor is a 'whiskey
sucker.n Thirdly-lfyour plows and
harrows are scattered over the
place, hunt them up, and put them
under shelter, and never again
leave them to the tender mercics of
the elements. No successful far
mer docs business in tha' styleloav
i, ing his farming implements scat
tered over the farm. Fourtbly |
Plow. and SOW and plant carly Aud
plow deep for ell kinds OF grain
and harrow well and thoroughly.
Rol yonr spring wheat. Also:
roll your fall wheat Filthy After
you have your sowing ard planting
done for the spring season, you
then have alittle "breathing spoil.
Use that time in fixing mp things
around the homestead. Take that
old hat and trousers ont ofthe
window sash, and put in the glass
that Ia needed there. Clear up the
smoke house and spring house. and
FIX up vnur walks aboutyour dwell
ling. Sixthly--Set ont native for.
e,ts trees about your house, for
shade. Plant shrubbery Of fall kinds,
and fruit trees and vines. Finally
II you want to live happy. and die
happy, and meet us in n better
world. where the wicked cease to
trouble. where Copperheads never !
come, 1--WE mean the two legged
kind, )where the roses are always
in bloom, and greenbacks at par,
call up, and tell your neighbors to
call, and subscribe for the Daily,
Semi Weekly, or Weekly Hawk
Eye.
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The National Patent
n3~ OFFICE. uma
SNYDER g. WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Pateat Soliciting House, and Pslen.
Commission House, Com5ined!!

Sotieiting-Trh,ii. conPsny win &c, as
entsfo new Inventions in ihis country and Eu.
rope on the most reasonsblei terms. Cenduet In.
hiasement Cases and procure renew ais of Pat.
.srts.v -Hlt1 ~ raH rs TiIr =
Or Ehhi5ttioa Rooms and
selling DepArment,-Wo' rsspectfuiiyi tubmit N
the pnblic that ourss the only soIiei,
ing House In the World that has an Fxhibi,i.n
Room sandsTuoiEsr and sUcoEssruL ssihnr de-.
psrtment attached. ON PATENTS TAksk orr nv us
NE RseuEsE no ApyAscs las ron skis,le.
We are In Regular Com mune alton with INV ardto
Iso Psien, sellers ihroushoa.the oounify WIN de
pend wholly for their supply or Patent, upon us -
Our Exhibition ROoms (cornsT Broadgsy and Bar.
clay Seet,in the very heart and or the Civ
are daily vsitsdSy numbers ofCspit slsti nj m an
ot Enterprise, see I'm ginvsstmenlsi In valuable Pat.
ents Tor the pprpo.e Of fr-ssiing In smbdivisionss
while other men heavisI ctpitslIsts ave Away
rsadyto Purehess useful Pstent I'd ,nrassinIn
manufaeture, and TINS ssopFs aIscGtj ys menenai,
These sourees ofdemand that are daily anemen,ins
Lefnlly spfeientto abserb the sntife snnaI, ~
fatenu now beinsissued. AID that attair pris.s
, Con sigomsnts Of Pstsnts ferstle are resssctfsl.
y soheited' Any information ffse Rssponsibls
Aeens, wsnasd.a every eornty snd town wh o hsvs
per qRarsr, andsps eeA'. on all ssle,i to e., =,
oar Agen,s Tor The exPispatios fons honr or m ore
pei day) on the models Of such pate nts a, nsyh.
placed int bel hands fsf sale 70 roedy s,I,,nsn
who wiiigve whole susi nrss, wllp s5e psr mop,b
Also travelling Agent, wanted fair salary.
Agents vii be rsqniIed TO give some satisfactory
'senfity OF dePcsitths cost price Of modsis ,iek
will be Iefa nded when return ed, ~ N 60
Address enclosing STAMP,
.zn.T SNYDER & WALTZ
itI .HT 81 No 229 Broads
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A Man Who Has not Sleptfor Over
Fourteen Years.

At present there is a soldier at
the Chestnut Hill Military Hospi-
tai, Philadelphia, who has not
slept for single moment for four
teen years and ak months. This
may seem incredible, but neverthe.
less it is true, and can be verified
by numbers Of persons. The in
dividual is an intelligent man,
naturally, and has the benefit of n
moderate education. His name is
q. ID Saunders, orderly sergeant
ofcompany G. 18th Virginia Vol.
unteers. He entered the service
ofthe United States on Decem.
ber 20, 1863. He is in tho forty
fifth year othis age, His health
has been generally excellent dur
during his life, In 1919 he was
Upon one occasion, at his re.
quest. number of curiously inclin-
ed gentlemen watched him Tor
forty two days and nights conse.
cutively. in order, if possible, to
arrive at the wonderful phenome.
non. These gentlemen took turns
with each other in the progress OF
watching, so that if he should
silance to sleepit would be obser-
we'd. Some OF tho Watchers be-
oame drowsy, and II was as much
as he could do 10 awaken them,
rhi. singular man was sent to
Philadelph a by order Of the field
surgeon. lie was admitted into
the hospital at Chestnut Hill on
the i7th of November last, suffer
ing from chronic diarrhea and
rheumatism. He has nearly re.
covered from his physical disabili. |
~. His appetite is good, but yet
he dose not sleep. He retiros to
bod, the same as other soldiers,
buN he cannot sleep. He simply.
receives physical rest. This brist
narrative Of q most wonderful
phenomenon may seem fabulous,
butthe reader is a assured that it is
the truth.
attacked with cholera, aud since
that period with lungievsr on two
occasions In tn the summer of
1850 sleep forsook him, and since
that time he has never felt the
least drowsy. lie has always led
q temperate life. His wife and
children reside in Pu;nam county,
West Virginia. Since he entered
che Union army he has been on
seven raids, aud in four charges,
during which tine he informs us
that he never felt tired nor sleepy
He was in the four charges made
beyond Harper's Ferry, Va, op
the l7th, 18th, 10th and Goth OF
last August and yet he did not
Iesl the least sleepy. Why II is
that he can not or does not sleep
d ~ much q mystery TO him as Il
y 10 many scientific gentlemen,
who having had their attention cal. I
led 10 him; have been -sstounded
N their attempts TO investigate
the canse.
Subscribe for, and advertise in
the Tifiin Weekly TRInusE.
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Mr., Nasby Details the Failure Of
the Democracy.

SAINTS REsr, (Which Is in the S,nt
nv Moo Jersy.) Feb. 10Th, 1865. (
People is queer. Uumeuity,
per tiklerly Amerry kin humanity,
viewed from n Dimekratik stand
pint, is a inscrootablo mystry.
To the undersigned its a stranger.
Fer instance.
The normal insiinks NV mankind
is not 2 work. Dimocrisy hez bin
a holdin out to the American pee
pie tho priceless boon NV nigger
slavery the onspoekible happinis
nv h win others swet for 'em nv
passin a lifetime q suckin mint
julops thro straws and smokin ten
cent cigars, on the work NV others.
IL wuz rejected.
wuz q thinkin the matter over,
to.nite, and | wuz shocket at the
remarkable yoo.naminity with
which every distinktiv meazure
perposed by the Dimocrasy hez bin
repoodiatid by the people,
We told EN- the south wood
rebel of they votid fer Linkin.
They votid for Linkin. i
We told EN- greenbacks and
guvment bonds wood he entirely
worthless. They take the green
bax and subscribe fer tho bonds
with a loosonis onparelle'led.
We told EN- thev Good never
whip the South, They went il
and are whippin the South, will
neetnis and dispatch.
We warned EN- agin drafts and
sich, They 20 and vote fer drafts
indeed | heerd wun recent Dino.
crat observe that he rayther liked
a draft wunst or twict per annum,
theyvaried the monotony. "And
them" sed he, "a teller feels 80
good when hO huds he amt draw.
cd" l
We told em the war wood go on
ofLinkin WIZ 70 eloctil' Thcy
went and reelected Linkin.
We to EN- that any Interference
with slavery wood rooin North aud
Sout. They abolisht ii in lump.
In short. Tho people is cracy.
Watever the Dimocrisy endorses
the people rejex watever the Dim,
ocrisy Recommends the people
Pm convenient nv the
trootb nv the Millerite doctrine =
The end NV the world is Mt hand.
E2 fer me | care not how soon
il comes Life is not measured by
yeers. am 8 skore in yeers, but
hev consoomed enuif whisky fer
4 man NV a hundred. Therefore
am rcddy, Whenever tho Dim.
'crisy finally gsout, l want to
20 likewise, fer with it my mishin
. ended.
II - PErLorguM v. Nasty.
.ait Pastor nv the Church nv the
Moo Dispensashum. rr
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UIf you in lager tind no bliss.
and loathe cigarst no child 10 kiss,
no wife to hug, don't seek oblivion
in the jug. Aud IL you haven't
any sister, just ask some chap to
lend ycu his, tn spark for a little
while then ''splice." and oil the
rest will come in nice.
~An exceedingly modes
youpg lady desiring a leg Of chick
en-, at the table said, "I'll take the
part that should be dressed in
drawers" A nice young gentle.
man who sat opposite Immediately
said, "I'll take the part which
ought TO wear'the bustlel"
A PaIsrER's ToAsr Woman
the fairest work Of creation. The
addition being extensiye, let no
man 30 without copy,
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tLais iudss Of Cout, Of Common P,,.,A
Attorney a. law, riGR, Ohio, Hsstssirsa sfo.
hs army, sad resumed the practice Of hw,ssa viii
s'Msv ssslf al'sp,.se ", 70 Professional business,
the shawhsn Hoass. $3.50 ''Fs'''
Geo. rs, ts6s, ly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09

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;..I ,,r,.rs,,;e. are retainsJ
4, Il, ,he only safe and rel;sbia r.,..a
wb,cb ba. ever been orepared from tbs
iuice Of the nine tree. I- ii -
Itinvigora,esthe digestive organs and re
stor,stbe annette. 3
IL strepg,bens the d-bilitated sv.ten,
IA nnr,fss and enriches the blood and ex
pels rom The .ystem the eorruption which
scrof,,la brcsds' -
IL d;ssolves the rnueus or nhleom which
stops tbs air passsge IN the iuno..
its heaiing princ,ple. act npoa the irri.
tated urfacs OF the lungs and throat. pcn
etrating 10 each diseased mart. relieving
pain and subduinp inflammation. '7 ..
II is the result Of years Of sludv and CT
pertinent, and 1t is offered tu the sffi cted
with the positive assurance OF it's power to
cure ,ne 'o',Owa"g diseases, " the patient
means Of cure: Consumption Of the Lungs,
Coughs, Sore Throat and Breat, b. onchitis,
= sthmh, Wnooping Cough, Diphtberia. and
t,s aso an -, Diseases OF
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i M "a 49,. S.taI disease. Con
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,aa,s h.,a Josns;.oS 80 p"yss"e iol iuan In, '
;ba, wo"IS bsai n,o our1, 10 vr .e,nsuy
thsn two bundrcd sa.rs IL, Ju os a,o, no,, :,
world bos bssn ,r;,'ras,od ~, r,is ~ nsu'Sa'
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wbich In nnsny ossos i y, % e., " ',e' s.',
lbov m conbin., ,bo r,sd,o.i ss'.s,ies ~. w
lIo heal Tho ,mrcs ha. go haoa a.s..a'
mai II w.s di.c,vosod H., n, n WfS
HART nr pL;,oioi.y ~ ei ~
W ~ "ue' 'P''A' '"e P'oP''e'or VI
Wishart's Pine Tree Cordial.
70 uow 's.oH't"enueu ano PresorIoeu II
ise lue',ee " iars nuhDtr vi 'us mos
intei'geht aud aoie pnysicianS'
The Tar Cordial when taken with wisharti
Dyspepsia Pills, is an Unfailing Cure fol
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REFERENCES.

w.ths spsd doingbr,in..,i.N
CRY. do AUTHORIZES Jsseph s. Walters. ssS
sHydeTeomprisinst tbs arm ofihs Natio.sI 2.
once, to rstsrte es, and believe they wiilew
.ns,t o""ns" HPon 'raicrLr AesoiAsls "a
tsisa'dI . .saA .ssliaE y.F.l.n
JS'.,s MeKs~sa Ess.inpens,.ssM Maiden L
wsL.T.yieI Essa Bsshsr, 70 wsilsg MY
~ cSails. u. Neerhsss Esq.Bsntsr 20 Pissi
/, ,sSS,es.s;:.d,s.~s'dA = Acs.lapsn.r.si4s.us
isbs wil-ot Esg, c.n.i.s,es. . Bsvl.sG,.
;, Jehn W kirby Ess. lAsaopslinp Bs.i. q,
". Arhss Req. Brti.h sns Ansress u. chan.
Banking CorpoSstien ,es Wall suset n. X, CIV.
N. Dawes smhh ESQ. ,Chsmiest Bspk ,es .rssr.
Broadway snd chsnbsu stsest,H Y. City
March ~ 1864. 2<-~iy
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No. 1874 S. Eight Street, Reading. Pa.
Coughs OF Long Standing Cured.

We Ieeeivedthe following from Utcs,NY.
DR WIsHARr-DsAH sIRi take pie asurs in in.
forming you through this source, that your Pine
Tree TarConfial, which was reeomme ndsd for m
daughter by Mr. j. A. Hall, OF This city, has cured
her Of cough OF more than hse months standing
had thought her beyond enre, and had su,nloysd
the best medical aid without any benefit. I ein
ehserfuly recommend II TO the public n safs nd
sure rsmsLy for those similarly afflicted, AZ Know
OF many other cases besides that or my dau shier,
that ithas euIrd Of long standing coughs. 80
YVuts, Respectfully.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-09
. Autumn and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives nstanta.
neous relief In cases Of Asthma aud VIII hoop-
ling Cough. II often cures whooping before
u runs half Its course. as II acts at once on
the phiegm aud mucus. and expels them
from the throat, and the sufferer Is relieved.
In case OF Asthma, use DR.. Wisharts Dys.
fpepsia Pills with the Cordial, as thew have
never been know to fail to cure that disease.
DIR. wISEART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the fellow
ing diseases: Consuni ption. if not beyond
the power Of medicinei Inflammation Of the
Lnngs, Coughs, Sore. Throat and Breast,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and an ,unfailipg rene
dy for female complaints.
The above are a few among the thou
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from In untimely grave,
We have thousand ds Of letters from Pbys.
ioians and aDruggists Who have prescribed
and cold the Tar Cordial, saving that they
have never used or sold q medicine which
gave such universal Satisfaction. dllE
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, when
iaken In connection with DR.. lWishart's
Dyspepsia Pills, Is an infallible cure for
BEWARE OF FC0UNTERFEITS, The
genuine has the name Z the proprietor aud
pine tree blown in the bottle. hAlIothers
are spurious imitstiens-. sss,o,. .ifo-i i
n.., L. o. o, wISHAPT,
No. 10. N Second ST. Ph padeiphia, Pa. !
Sold by Druggists every wbere. at whole
sale - all Philadelphia and New York
wselssals Drugsists. .oessT-sy
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Licensed Claim. Agen1.

Pensions. Bounty and Bach Paw. and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on account
Of wounds received In battle, aud all claims
agaisvtl,hs eeFsrnlnsnt collected With dis.
patch ''~~ ~ l,,sa''aii l'.'-'.--v 7
ofes in Hedges New Block. Second
Floor, Titin, Ohio.
ove1 A. II. BYERS.
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Hou { aud Lot For sale.

The subscriber will sell at private sale. .
her present residence. on Portland Road
sear Heidelberg College
Title perfect. Enquire on the premises.
or OF Lac a BnKwrn. Tihin, ohio.
Dec22 H.MOB,
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n.
that ithas cured Of long standing coughs. : :
YOuts, Respectfully.
nr r.. JoHs V. PARKsR, Dagustwsn Artist,
No. ,2G GSnesse ST, CticA, N. ~
u - t'have used Or. wishar's Pine TIRE. Tar
Cordial in my family, aud eordiplly q.
valuable and safe medicine for Colds, Conghs. md
TO thols PrsdisPoied to Gon,emp,iea Low
DR. G. A. FOSTER,
No. 100 Geneses street, Utiea,N my.
Mr. Ward says: ~ rsitepD f,g 10.
DR, WIsHART- SIR; had Bronchitis, In.
hammation Of the Lungs, shor,ness Of
Breath, and Palpiiatiou Of the Heart in heir
worst forms. l had been treated by several
OF the most eminent physicians in Philadel.
phia. bot they could not stop the rapid
course CT my disease, and I had despaired
of ever being restored TO health, / was
truly on the verge OF the grave Your Pine
Tree Far Cordiahsasshighiy recommended
TO me by a friend. I tried il. and Am thank
ful to say that, after using four large and one
small bottle. l was restored to perfect health.
You can give reference to my house, No 96S
North Second street, or at my office Of Re.
reivtr OF Taxes. from 4. N. 60 CIR. ~, cor.
ner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets. i9n la
s6f.s fus JoHS WARp.
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FARM FOR SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN.

have fret rate farm for sale: u con :.
tsine $40 acres of good land. there is le0
scres Of improvements on u, a good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor,
good cellar uuder the house 1889 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar is always dry :.
The house cost me $1,000; also, good
bank barn, 33x40. The soil vafies, part
h. sandy soil, loom and muck. There Is Two
good large beating apple orchards Of choicest
grated fruit. and the best peach orchard IN
Fulton county, grape vines, pear ~ereds,
auinoes, with ornamental trees, DC, In q
healthy location, good water in abundance
at all seasons Of the year. There Is sheds,
stables snd other out buildings. | have
lived on |, twenty years. 1t is delightful
farm aud in good repair. good fences, &c.
The timber land is covered wita choice oak I,
poplar, white ash and other kinds.
IL lies one mile east and west by one half
mile north and south, q good county road
crossing II and another along north aide Of
IL. IT lies between the Air Line Riilroad
and Wabash d Erie ,four milcs from ole and
five miles from the other. viii al'o sell
farming tools cattle, horses, sheep, &c on
reasonable terms.
For further PARTICULARS address,
Alb. GUNN,
lOit27 Beta, Fulton County, Ohio.
I -
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Hats for Children and Boys. Hats
for Ladies' and Girls. Also. on
hand an excellent article of UNI.
BRELLAS, and MANY other arti.
cles not necessary 20 mention.
Thankful for past patronage, and
hopes by paying strict attention TO
business, to merit a continuance
ofthe same .."s. sTe.s l ,sa 4
Remember tha place,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
IT L N A N G I A L.
SATURDAY MORNING, Novembe

SATURDAY MORNING, November 4.
GoID-Quotations opened and closed yesterday
at 150HGb151. There were sales of $4,000 to ar
rive by expected steamers, at 1494,
ExoBANGE-Foregn rules in favor OF sellers
Sterling selling at l500l5oH for bill Of lading
bills, and I53h0154a< for clear. The banks ask
higher rates. The supply of Domestic Exchange
is limited, with good demand. Sales out of doors,
including s25O,OO New York sight, we're taken by
one banker at III, ~ and y discount. Five
days sight on New York sold at discount.
BANK NoTEs-No material change to notice. We
continue to quote:
Bank OF Louisiana, fp dollar. SO to 38 cents.
Louisiana State Bank...... ...........6O to 6212
Bank of New 0rlear to 681a
Crescent City BANK. to 81 :.
Union Bank ..................".......75t to 81 :.
The inside figures are the rates paid by dealers
for the sna all sums offered at the counters. City
Treasury Notes rule at n TO A,per cent. discount,
but are the general medium of exchange in our
local trade, and are received for State and city
taxes.
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Coon TExPLARs.-Fidelity Lodge, No. l,
Independent Order of Good Templars, an
organized institution in our city, has been
pursuing in q quiet and unostentatious
way It's efforts in the worthy mission of
retaining the young and old from the
paths of intempersnce and snatching, as
"burning brands from the fire" those
within it's reach who had been given over
to the grasp Of the alcoholic foe.
This benevolent brotherhood has pros
pered to degree which renders it neces-
sary for its members to cast about in order
to procure suitable and permanent lodge
hall, and to this end they solicit such do
nations as all well disposed persons have
it in their power to make.
A series of Resolutions adopted by the
members of Fidelity Lodge and submitted
to the public, will be found in our columns,
setting forth the object in view, which we
hope will meet the favor and encourage
ment it deserves.
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aa- In the forthcoming Church

g@r In the forthcoming Church
Congress at Norwich, Eng, there will
at all events be one novelty. est has
been determined by those interested
in the spread Of knowledge of Chris
tan art" so runs the announce
ment, sto hold at Norwich, during the
Congress week in October next, an ex-
hibition of articles both ancient and
modern of general Church interest,
such as copes, chasubles, dalmatics,
tunicles, altar cloths, banners, archi-
tectural designs, chalices, pateps, CEN
sers, paintings, engravings, and church
furniture generally" 1t is added that
when real things cannot be sent by ex-
hibitors, models or photographs will
answer the purpose.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-07

~ A gentleman advertising in
our columns to-day, desires to lease
for one year or longer, about one
hundred acres of good cotton land.
For further particulars apply at this
Office.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-07
Mr.. SoULE.-We read in the New

Mr.. SoULE.-We read in the New
York Neys of the goth October
The Hon. Pierre Soule is at the
New York Hotel. We are pleased to
observe that after sojourn in an un-
genial climate, this gallant and gifted
gentleman is in the enjoyment of per
feet health.
We understand since that the APP
pearanee Of the above, Mr.. Soule has
been 10 Washington City. A gentle
man just from that city, met him
there. Mr.. Soul6 came to New York
from Havana, where he was on the
l4th October, and whittier he had come
from Vera Cruz. He will doubtless
arrive in this city in short time
We presume be will have no serious
difficulty in obtaining his property
from the Feeedmen's Bureau.-N o.
Bee, 3lst ult.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-07
IS. W. Usher,

ID ESPECTFULLT informs his friends and former
ID patrons, that he has resumed business &C
Theodore Goldmsnn's Jewelry Store, where Will
be found a large and general assortment OF staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, and varsity
of Notions, suited to the ladies Of East and West
Baton Rouge. iuly29-1m
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-07

AT BEAL's:
so Barrels Single Extra FLOUR.
10 :. MESS PORK
l Hogshead Extra SUGAR
II Gross P. L NJ. YEAST POWDERS.
Just arrived and for sale at moderate prices.