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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16

A NATIONAL Parry Prentice says r.
"Andrew johnson has marked out plat
form Of great national party, the mis-.
sion of which shall BIO to restore the South
srn States to their former equality in the
Union, and again cement tho ties That
should always bind tho North and South
together. The m assas OF the loyal States
and those of the South lately in rebellion,
will cordially sustain President johnson,
while tho ultra-revolutionary party of
Chase and Summer will constitute quar-
relsome though harmless minority, with
out the influence to shape the policy OF the
government.
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State observation-disclosures OF East isnton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 745, Probate--In the matter of the
succession of David 4. Anderson, de-
ceased.
DY virtue of commission TO me directed
ID from the Honorable the Judge OF the
Fifth Judicial District Court, of the Parish
and State aforesaid, | will expose to public
sale, at the Court House door. in the city
Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. THE 1era OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
A. D., 1885, ut II O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said
day.
lst. A certain tract Of LAND, situated
Ia this parish, on the Comite River {;
bounded North by lands of T. j. Muse;
East by tho Comite River, and West by
G.. h. White, containing four hundred and
eighty acres, moro or less.
I'd. Another certain tract Of LAND, sit
uated in this parish, on the waters Of
jones' Creek, adjoining lands formerly
of James Stokes; bounded now or formerly
by A. Monget; on the North, East and
South by Stokes, and West by Comeaux,
and containing one hundred and twenty
four acres, more or less.
Cd. Two half LOTS OF GROUND, stu
ated in that part Of the city of Baton
Rouge, laid out by Ellie Beauregard, and
designated on tho plan thereof ss Lots No.
-, Of Square No. So, with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale.--eaah, in y. s. Treasury
Notes. ED. COUS1NARD,
auel7 Sheriff.
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generally.

CALLED MEETrNs.--There will be q
called meeting of the brethren Of st.
James" Masonic Lodge, No. AZ, ut their
hall, corner Of Main and Church streets,
this Saturday. evening, September 10Th,
st tho usual hour. See notice Of JosErH
MoCoEMroE, Secretary, elsewhere.
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SUCCESSION SALE


sta te Of L.outsiann--Parlsh of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. $40 wv Probate-In the matter Of the
succession Of Henry Droz, deceased.
DY VIRTUE of commission TO me
ID directed from the Honorable the Judge
of the Fifth judicial District Court, in and
tor the Parish and State aforesaid, l win
expose TO public sale, at the Court House
door, in the city of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the 2lst Of October next,
A. d. 1865, at II o'clock A. M, of said day,
tho following described property, to-wit !:
lst. A certain tract or parcel Of LAND,
lying and being in The Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge, on the Amite River. and about
fifteen and half miles from the City Of
Baton Rouge, bounded on the North by
lands Of DR.. q. W. bearing; East by tho
Amite River; South by the heirs of Westly
Chambers, and West by public lands, con
tanning six hundred and thirty acres, more
or less, together with all the buildings,
improvements and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
I'd. 80 head of CATTLE, more or lese.
80 head Of HOGS, more or less.
HORSE CART.
Flow and GEAR.
JhhhoW "
Sd. Fractional part Of Square No. 80,
bounded on the East by st. Charles and
Pone Albert streets on the West; South by
Europe, and North by France streets, in
that part of the city laid out by tho lato
Eli Beauregard, with all the buildings
thereunto attached, consisting of good
DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN and ell
other necessary out buildings.
4th. A certain LOT ofGROUND, situated
in that part of the City of Baton Rouge,
laid out by Ellie Beauregard, and designat-
ed on the plan thereof as Lot No. of
Square No. So, being the same acquired by
Emile Droz, at Sheriff sale, made at the
suit of Ellie Beauregard and al. vs.. Jack
Beeuregard and John M. Back.
9Th. A certain LOT of GROUND, situa-
ted in that part of the City of Baton Rouge,
laid out by Elie Beauregard and designat-
ed on the plan thereof rs Lot No. in
Square No. So.
Terms Of Sale-Cash in Treasury Notes.
A. J. BEGAN,
septic Deputy Sheriff.
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t5eF- A new sort Of "atand up drinks"
has boon introduced in Springfield Mass.
A barroom ID now cpsn whore nothing is
sold but pure iced milk, by the glass. The
business has proved very profitable to it's
proprietor, aud might be introduced slse.
where.
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The Gazette 4 Goluet
EATON KoUG E
SATURDAY, !::;.:.:::::a:sEPT. 10, 1866

tF- "The rain, 1t rsinoth every day."
The consequences is, miry streets, bad
travelling, INDUCED in as little as possible,
dull times for trade, and dumpish look
and feeling among our business classes
generally,
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DEspERATIoH.-A young lady a short
time ago, in lit Of desperation, huag her
self to iimb--of the law,
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L.
FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
TAsTREMsKI & MCCORMICK, n
~ respectfully give notice that they have w
always on hand a fresh supply Of L.
M z DI CT ~ Il s., j r O.,
Which they guarantee to be pure also choice
assortment of
2 Fl I1 + u M T. R X.
from, the most celebrated manufactures, eompria.
ing
LUDfN's, Madam DuRANDs,
Balm aud wRIaHTs.
fine assortment of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERCHrErs,
sCENTED SOAPS.
Allkinds of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS.
Pure LIQUORS, viz:
French and American BRANDIEs,
WTILsKY-Rye aud Bourbon.
PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA.
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure soHNAPPs,
French Patent Medicines, viz:
sIROP DE BRIANT,
srR0p DE FLoRE,
s1ROP lie LAM0uRIEUx
LIQUEUR LAvIILE. FL
ELIXIR ANTI-GLAIRoUx,
INFECTION BRAN.
LERoY's MEDICINES,
.. Vim DE sEaUIs,
PERcHLoRMER DE FER DE PRAvAR,
Hu1LLE DE FoIE DE moRUE DE ToUGHs,
J. -. !. =. :. Il. (de Hogg)
viii 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.
LEEGHES always on hand.
Eas- Az oreters from he country carffuitg put
up and promptly attended 10.
JASTRElMSkI Il MCCORMICK.
Eg- Store nearly opposite the Branch of the
LoGs.ana State Bank JUL
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Confederate Congress.

RtCHMoNp. Feb ll.--The Senate passed
a bill, changing the time Of holding the
election for Representatives to Congress
from Missouri, to tho fi,t Monday In No
yembsr.
Dir Burnett, introduced a bill to abolish
the Office of Provost, Marshal, except with
IN The lines Of the army,
In tho I'ouse, a uasssass from the Preai
dent was received, stating that the number
Of quarter masters and assistant quar,erssns
ters in the Confedefate service was fsl6
on post duty, and for the collection oftax
in kind. 49,.
RIcAxosp, Feb, l3,-In tho Senate the
bill FOE raising 100000 negro troops was
reported back from ,he committee on mill
tary affairs with amendments e..
PeudiHy the forrber consideration OF the
exemption bill, the Senate went into secret
Tsessions = - ~
!, In the Hoase the appropriation ,JiH was
psrfeeied and passed. ,
The tax bill was referred to special
committee. --, d. 49,.
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ESTATE SALE.

DY permission of ID. A Wilams. Ordi-t
ID nary ter Lancaster District | w,il sell
on Thursday and Friday, the 23i and 2Ith
days Of February instant, at tn. late resi-
dence. Of GLASS CASTON, situate in Tho
South Eastern portion Of said District, on
the waters OF Flat Creek, all OF the perish.
able property belonging 70 the Estate OF
said deceased consisting Of.
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
Bacon, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats,
and other articles OF produce.
A!so Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and large variety of
other articles
TERMs Twelve mon tbs cr,di, with note
and approved surety and interest from date,
for all sums over 6ye dollars.
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Tcucmsc SoEsE.-W When the boat con.
aiming the returned Fort Gaines prisoners
arrived Al. the Mobile wharf, says u e"rres.
p. ndsnt Of the Macon Conjederacy. an old
while hsired .ire anxiously sought his soa
He had been watching all day for the boat
10 arrive, eager 10 clasp in his arms his boy,
the ; Of his old nge lie was so over
joyed at the anticipated reunion that he
could hardly speak, and when the boat
landed, tears Of JOY were streaming down
his furro~ed cheeks. Ifso great was the
JOY Of anticipation, you can picture III.
grief when he was told his boy had r OF
come "We buried him an hour before We
left Ship Island" -
Fiat father's look Of despair reminded
me 81 the tale. where, when God 'forssk en,
the msn falls into spaslns too boyrbIe to
gaze upon.
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The Spirit of the Army.

At mnss meeting Of the Fifth regiment
South Carolina volunteer infantry, hold at
camp, near Richmond. Virginia, the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions were unnni
mously and enthusiastically adopted =
Whreds, We have learned with painful
regret that the people in some parts Of the
country have allowed themselves to become
gl"emy and despondent in consequence Of
the recent rsverses sustained by our armies
in certain quarters ofths Cenfederscy thus
forgetting their high and holy duty aspa
tfiots' struggling in, the most hoiySof all
causes, aud az we of the army feel il our
duty TO doswhat We can 10 dissipats this
gloom and arouse the doubling to a sense
of their duty in this emergency. Therefore
be il .
Resolrex, lst That whilst we fully mp.
preejate the rscent reSerses sustained BY
some Of our armies, We see in them noih.
ing which can at all justify the gloom and
de.pondency perradinS SUme of our people.
These reversed were dependent upon no in.
herent weakness in our great, glorious and
holy cause, but upon arcideutel causes, The
corfeeaon OF "h'cn "i'hccr's'n'y PreSent
'"e'r recurrence 10 'u'urs. l"ey shou'a
SIMULATE rather than dePress the patrietis
enefs'e' 81 enr people. ~.
"a IhSt We ore prosecuting defensive
war; not Tor The preser'auon "f me instltu-
ton OF slavery, Tor ta"t - merely an Incl
dental o0lee'' out Tor 'he great. time hou.
orsd' ever glorious "nd sac'ed nsht OF sell
government and iudependspee, aud having
IKE cur snce.tors OF yore. once p'eeged
our il's', our fortunes snd our sacred
honor IN this g'eai -ca"ss, nothing i-ss
than an Hbsol"'e, ,nrqa.fihsd and onc"nd'-
tionni acSno iedgmsnt of our national in-
dspendsnee by cur snemle.' WIZ cause ns
TO relax our enofts' or pause Tor = moment
10 'he prosecution OF tue WAT l"s f'eo'
lection 'ot our g''oou' ancestors VINO
s"oggee successfully ihfousi o'n'su'ties
ana dangers Ten fo'd greater Than any
"hs'' wv have YET encountered our duty
70 ourselves 70 Po"''r''s''o our departed
eo'nfSoss' whose eo"o'sss cofps's 'e mou'
Ger" 'h '"e'' saf'oeh 'snrmsnlh' ana
"noee oeA''' A'H !e' oiAsenSeu A"o me"
Ae'p's's "''o"s anu orphans n''' ""' LOT
ofu 'uA' w shou'u re'ax .one eHor' OF oss-
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The Mobile Register is gratified to -,ats
that the meat crop Of AI"bsm,, aud that
part Of Mississippi not occupied by he
enemy, will be very large this season. IL
arrives at the conclusion, from inquiry, that
the yield 10 double thi. year what it was
the last, and in so ne counties Of this State
planters have been selling their surplus Of
green pork at q dollar a pound.
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fers with his present hrm and judieions
policy 10 appreciate the currency, and to
bring order out Of tho ehaos in which his
predecessor left tho financial affairs of the
goyetnmsnI 90,
a, MR.. srEPHEss pePARTURg.
II is understood that vice.President Ste
pasus will leave for Georgia ,o-dny, with
the intentiou, which he has freely expressed,
of can Yassing that State Cor The must vigo
rons prosscatiou Of the war.
Gen. Hood has arrived here, and is stop
ping at tho Spotswood hotel. :.
RIcHmosD, Feb. l0.--Secreiary benjamin
in the course OF Ills speech yeslerdsy stated
what followed the Interview. between the
President aud Bhir This President gave
him letter, as follows aSr. pat down
now 10 writing what ! said 10 you in words.
I am ready to confer for peace, u ! had as.
snrsncs iha, .ny commissioners would be
sent 10 nsst and trea. with Them I~oald
send Commissioners, for the psrposs and
design Of obtaining peace Tor our two
eountfiss "'hs ans~srtof lincoln to this
note was. "As you have showed me a nots,
brought With you from Richmond. you
may Say TO Davis that y ID see any infor.
ma. agenus TO seesre peace 10 oui own
country" Mr.. B.njsmin said he belize, ed,
when Blair titst eams to Richmond, there
was IN opening for soms arrangement
which mightlead 10 ultimats peace. Had
the enemy been Of the snme mind, he still
believed there might have been some
gtourd upon which they would have sci.
tied ihe question. Mr. Benjamin advocated
the Immediate employment Of nsgros, to
.reinfo,se our army. and wss highly apPlau
ded by th~ merting '+s
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Northern News.

Nortu0rn NoWS-
Northern papers Of the 9tn state that in
tho late 6ght beyond Petersburg, the css.
u.ltiss in tho 9Th corps were estimated at
500; in the I'd corps $50.
Arrangements for a Esnsr~l excha,gs "f
prisoners have been taop,pleted.
4 terrible conhsgr ration occurred in Phil.
adslphia on the 9Th. Fifty dwellings and
1000 barrels Of coal oil wsr. burned. The
burning oil passed through the. streets,
spreading destruction on every aide. A
numbar Of people Were roasted alive in the
strss,s.
The draft 10 New York will probably be
sos'po.sd. -.
Northern papers Of the ISth contain very
little Of interest. The St Alb.n's rsidsrs
. are 10 be delivered up to the United States
Operation. against Wilmington will soon
be commenced. 80
The news Of the peace mo, smsnt caused
much talk in England, and had depr.ss.
ing effect on ,hs eottos market ..-.
Nor rthsrp papers Of The lith Psblish lin
coins msssags relative to the conference
at Ham pton Roads. including all the lstt.rs
and tslsgrams on tho subject. hlso. u let
ter from Seward TO Minister Adams. Lin
soin ssys after Elair's return fom Rich
mond, he read the letter from Davs 10
Blair expressing . willingness to renew the
effort TO enter into . conference with y
view 10 secure peace 10 the Two countries.
Linools, by way Of reply, addressed y note
TO Blair. expressing = Willingness 10 70
csivs any agent formally sent, with view
TO SECURE peace TO our common cousiry.-
Subsequeat correspondence explains tns
detention OF our Comni ,siooers at Psters-
burg aud Ciy Point. Gen. Grant received
their application 10 pas. through the lines,
and t.l.sraphsd TO Washington for insiruc.
tion.. Lincoln sent MIR 4. e. Reksrt with
message prepared for him. to be delivered
10 the Commissioners, allowing thsm 20
pass The lines for an Informal conference
on lhs b.sis Of Liucoln's sote tp Blair =
GRAFT allowed thsm to pass he Iinss aud
proceed TO City Point, whsre they we're de
tanned mill the arrival Of Rsknri. Before
his arrival, lhs Con, ,s,issionsrs addressed
another note to Grant expressing desire
To 20 TO Washington 10 cohfsr informally
!~iih the President: in reference 10 matters
mentioned 10 his uois TO Blair. Rekart dc
iiSsrsd his message TO the CoRnissionvrs,
and received an snsalisfacisry reply. He
potihsd the Com inissionsrs thsy could pro.
essd no further uuIess they complied with
the terms expressed in bis letter. At this
juncture, Grant tsIsgrsphsd Stanton that
hs WAS convinced Of tbs good inicntiens Of
Stephens and Hunter aDd thsr desire To-
restore peace and Uuoa Their letter To-
him was all LincoIn's Instructions contsm-
plated, LincoIu replied re9sssiiag Grsnt
to inform the grntlen'an that he would
nsst chem al Forsrss. NooIos.
While liacon Was On route the Com.
nissionsrs sent another nots TO Heksft sx-
pressing willingness 10 proceed to For.
treas Monroe to have an Informal confer
sncs on the ba-is Of I.incoln's letter to
3air, or upon any other terms or consiiIons
ne may hereafter propose, not iueoasisesnt
hilh The sss-n.i.i principles Of ssif.gossrs
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GEE I.EEs ORDERs Gen. Lee has issusd
general oydcrs offering pardon to Oh dsssr
ters and men improperly abssns who re,arn
70 thsif con,msuds. within 20 days from the
Pnsilcntioa Of this order, al hsadq dqaarier. Of
the Department. Iu which they may be. No
general anp~sty will again De granted, aud
those who refass 10 accept The pardon now
ofefsd, or shall thereafter desert, rnall soffer
sach Puuiahment ne courts may Impose,
and 10 application tor cl.msncy viii be en-.
teriainsd. The order cIoses us .fsiiows: :.
vTakiug new rosoluuon. from tho fate
hich our enemies intend for IA, let every
man drso.e NIL his energies to the common
defence. Or tesouscss wisely and sigor.
ously employed ars supple, sud with our
brHse~rn so.,aicsd by u determined aud
united people, aucsess with Code assistsn,s
cannot Ls d.ubtfuI. The sdvastsgss Of
the enemy will have bot hi,is vslus Il Ne
do not permit tasm TO impair our fsseIn,lou.
We "sst oppose sDns,ancy 10 sdsersiiy.
fo',i'uds 10 s'ffsring. sonr.gs 10 danger,
wilma trm as.urnpcs .hst tie who gave
fresdom toonr fAtixrs. ~il bless the vffosls
Of ihsu rhiidrso 10 preserve IL. =,
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msnt aud the popular rights upon which
our institutions were founded. They ex
pressed anxiety 10 establish most honora
be pesce without the further ,ildsion Of
b'eod, prom'sing thoir utmost efforts to ac.
comPlish such result. ~
lineoln's stai.n,snts Of tho interview are
.'onfirmatory OF the report OF ths Csmmis
.,oners "a to bis ultimatum. lie .,ystbey
ssened to desire the adoption OF some
'cour>s wlLch. might or might not lead to
rs union
THE NORTHERN rxEss ON THE FAILURE OF
THE "PEACE MISSION" -
The Yankee papers which had so eorfi.
den,ly shouted peace few DAYS before
were considerably taken back by Mr. Lin
coins return after having accomplish moth
ing! The Baltimore American says: -
The conference ended as it was generally
supposed il would end. II seems tn al,
though their pride has been toackvd, ths
rebels have not brsu humbled Their
hsaghty spirit requires further subdaal--
They need 10 be more severely rtbuked, TO
qnaff the cup of bitterness until they reach
the dregs. II they prefer traitors graves
10 Submission to the rightful suthorily,
they are Welcome 10 hem if they pref, .
utter uprooiing aud sxtsrpinAi on, let i,
come. The sooner it comes, tas sooner We
will have peace. Tho sooner thuy are do.
slroyed, the sooner wilt loyal msn occupy
aud adorn The places they have disgrsecd.
The III erald Is not go insoient. aud trie.
to make i. appear that the mission was uor
failure. 7, says:
The President and Secretary OF State
have returned without a protocol for peace
or an arnis'ice, and apparently with no
usarer approach TO basis Of econcilixiion
with our "errlng brethren than they wur.
before. but s,ili il is be loved that IN ne, has
been dons in removing distractions and in
smoothing the way 10 pence,
Our correspondent on the steamer with
President Lincoln 10 Fortress Monroe and
back. says: While Hunter, Stephens and
Campbell did not fosi that they had the
power to lay down. the arlps Of tho insa
gents, they were msoe fully aware of the
position of President Lincoln. lie would
not aud did net 5udge au inch from his
podt OF submission as the initiatOry p.op.
o.ition of peace. Tn. rebeI SCENTS, We are
thus further informed, have returned tc
Ricnnond 10 report progress, "and wall
soon b. heard from again !" that "ihs inter
Wow was Of the most boPsful aud cordial
nature ;" that "lhs eosntry has reason TO b,
pro"d oft )" ,Lst "good will result from
IL" AID thst"a few da,s Will tell if il b,
peace or n continuance Of tho war
TIE PEACE QUE>TIos IN C.SGKEss.
is tire House Of Representatives on, Sat
nrd.y, Mr.. Ingersoli introduced q resolution
declaring that .t 10 the deliberate and sm
phsiis opinion Of this Hsu.e that no psac,
can pr should be made that would .recog
| nIzs 1le uait"rous isadsrs Of the rebellion
aud give ihsm equal ,ights and Immunity
a. loyal citizens. Mr. Stevens said he ha,
been informed no rpcognitions are DO.
pending, the couirarling parties hasing sep
aratrd without anything adinis.sbls havin,
been presented.
L
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The LANCASTER LEDGER
published every Tuesday Morning
BY
w. M. q g N N @ R 8 /,
Editor nnN proprietor.


Fer Six Mesths,in advance, 5000
For Three Hosths, in advance, 4eO
When net paid in advance, fifty per cent
upsa the above rates will be charged Pay.
,Saeat within one month from the date Of
rsubscsptien viii he considered in advance.
PRonuckRs wa be charged at tse rate Of
81 so tor Ia noaths, % be paid in provisions
AZ old priccs>
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s o U n IL CAR o INA
, LANCASTER DISTRICT =

-
eDY %. "a. WiLI.i Ans E.ssiro, Ordi.
! 40 nary Ear said pislrict. - 4,
WHEREAS. JiNeY HaMMOSD h~
applied 10 me- fsr Istlsrso or admioi,sr rsiior,
ON si asd singular ihs Go.ds aas
Chnules, Rights aud Credits sf E. y.
Aa'ssaon4 late Of The DisirIet slossssid
aseeased. :. y. - 80. - =
THESE are, thersfofs, 10 cite aad nd.
monish all aud siogular, ths kindssd aud
Iesedilof. Of lbs aid dsessssd, 10 be and
appear b~toso mo at owr next Dfdinasvss
Coart fuf rse said District, 20 bs holden At
Lancaster Genfts Iisuss osihs aad day of
Feb. iuss@ 70 show csuse, II any. why
iis said adsieislss doc ishssld not s. ssaa.
he'd, y. ( q y & ! - .,.iiss
G;ssn apdss my kasd and zeal. 'sbi, LEI
4 ~ . iag VI feb. IN Che yesy Ok oar
LIS. iInsd enc tboasepd sighs hnpdssd
Il ~ and sirty .iisv snd ia lhfs slightly.
ninth ysat o. tbs iudspsedsnes of tSs
State OF Sossh CsfoIios. -. -
b. A..yyii.btAAS,
- q - 20. H. D. 2
fs@ bfsos, - =, RI =
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

INH.L he At the eusoai places " sscsi.
wing tsyss on the follo~its d.,s, viz: :
A, Col. Nelson Bats, Thorsday, Feb. 23rd
Al Matthias Crrnshn as, Friday, ss 24sh
Al tisAssnt Hin, Saturday. . ash
AZ fiorisns. Monday, = 9Th
Al raxsbaw, russdsy, 2s,h
,iso. M fundsdbark's, Wednesday, March
isl - s-- Ts- 49,. = -
A. Smsif., Thsrsdsv. March 9ad
81 Mm. z. a.. Hpcy's. Friday, srd
AZ tlaIeastsr.t;. IL Monday, y. = stl.
AZ Csmkyills. Yuesday, ~ TN
AZ T. K. Msgiii's. Wednesday, - 9Th
AsBeiiair, rharsdss, s,h
A. Rosa Store. Friday, 10Th
aad NJ the Cssrt Hosss Court Week. 3
The tsx books witl be slossd on Saturday
The i6ta day of A prii; ai' reiarns musl BE-
made on or before Thai das. an persoas
evgsesd In sgrisuisose are s.quifsd a 70 n.sk.
. rs,orn 81 the number of hands 80, se,,
ploysd Fax payers arsreqalrssd BY Ia " to
o,skc their re,eras aud pay their iAxes ia
tbs Dssrici. where the property 10 located
Free aegrvss ase tsgsitsd 70 maks their
setuns and pay tiasif sssss dnrias ,hs
mouth OF Narch = !.
NIB. yANL aNDINGifAM.
Z =, 80 - s.S T.. g. l. u
Feb. ~ 1895. d. y. e.