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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-06
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, d. c., juno L, 1865.

NabnluEtuut ". N.s ouho LIS Ao"b'
Whereas, By an act of Congress, ap-
proved March 3, 1865, there was estab-
lished in the War Department Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
and to which, in accordance with the said
act of Congress, is committed the super
vision aud management of all abandoned
lands, and the control of all subjects re-
lating 10 refugees; and freedmen from re-
bel States, or FROM any district Of country
within the territory embraced in the oper-
atoms Of the army, under such rules and
regulations as may be prescribed by the
head Of the bureau and approved by the
President; aud whereGs, it appears that the
management of abandoned lands, and sub
iects relating TO refugees and freedmen, as
aforesaid, have been, and still are, by or
ders based on military exigencies, or leg
islation based on previous statutes, partly
in the hands of military officers disconnec-
ted with said bureau, and partly in charge
Of officers of the Treasury Department; it
is therefore Ordered, That all officers Of
the Treasury Department, all military Of
fcers, and NIL others in the service Of the
United States, turn over to the authorized
officers of said bureau all abandoned lands
and property contemplated in said act of
Congress, approved March s, 1865, estab-
fishing the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, that may now be
under or within their control They will
also turn over to such Offices all funds
collected by tax or otherwise for the bene-
fit Of refugees or freedmen, or accruing
from abandoned lands or property set
apart for their use, and viii transfer to
them all official records connected with the
administration Of affairs which pertain TO
said bureau.
ANDREW JOHNSON
By order Of the Secretary of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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HEADQUARTERS District Of Baton Rouge,
BARON RoUGE, La, April 4th, 1855.

DAIUN hsVVvNI bA'l HP17I TINT R070'
General Orders No. 25.
TO insure the health Of the city, DR.. L. l.. Lay.
cock Citizen Physician, is appointed Sanitary
Commissioner, and is charged with the sanitary
measures necessary TO DO taken by the citizens
He will inspect their premises and give sll
needfui directions, which will be Immediately
complied with, he will direct where the filth will
be taken TO and how disposed of.
Persons failing to comply with his instructions
will incur penalty Of not less than $50 for each
otenss and day of non compliance. The Provost
Marshal of the District will afford ali military aid
necessary for carrying out this order.
BY oRDEn or BRIG. GEN. d. X. LAwLER:
ROBERT DIES ANGES,
Hqjor and 4. A. General.
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WOOD :! WOOD 7! WOOD Y!

ORDERS FOR CORD WOOD (well sea-
viii nsst with pFoaPt atssatisA. james
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ew- A Portuguese International
Exhibitions Of Art, Industry and NatuF-
Al Productions, is to be held at Opor-
to in August, uader the patronage Of
the King.
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The Freedmen's Bureau.
IMPORTANT ORDER BY THE PRESIDENT

WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'r GEsERALs 0vYIGE,
Washington, June II, 1855.
General Orders No. 81.
The following order of the President Of
the United States in relation to transfer Of
abandoned lands, funds and property set
apart for the use Of Freedmen, TO the
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Aban-
doned Lands, is published for the infor-
nation aud guidance of all concerned
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FOB SALE.

FOR SALE.
.sesas.- ABOUT so ACRES OF LAND, .ssEA
TIIk2 within five miles of this city, SeT@%
I..ss we'll fenced aud having good
49, 80 dwelling house thereon. The aa<s'Aa~
iaLa 10 nsw and of the best quality, With about
one half OF it cleared the balance In pasture. The
place Is admirably adapted for oursery and
garden. For particulars enquire st the Office Of
the Gazette AID Genet. jss1&
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State ofLouisaana-par,sh of East Baton

state observation-disclosures of East Baton
Rouge-Fif b Judicial District Court--No 1854,
Proeate--ln tie matter Of the succession of
JOSHUA LAND, deceased.
DY VIRTUE of commission to me directed,
- FROM the Honorable the Fifth Judicial district
Court, OF the Parish and State Aforesaid will
expose to public sale at the plantation on which
the deceased, JOSHUA LAND, resided at the time of
his death, GU
WEDNESDAY,, the % day of August NEXT,
A. D. 1865, at 12 o'clock M, of said osy-a Ger.
tain tract of land, known and described as situa-
ted, about twenty seven miles from the city Of
Baton Rouge, on the sandy Greek Road, In the
Parish OF East Baton Rouge, bounded North by
James Neasom, East by the heirs Of Lloyd, South
by heirs of George CLANCY, and Y est by Joseph
Dreiir, aud containing five hundred and thirty
acres. nj re- or less, together with all the personal
property belonging to the Of the said JOSEPH
LAND, deceased, consisting Of
HORSES, MULES,
@ CATTLE OXEN
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OXEN,
CATTLE
WAGON,

WAHUN,
BUGGY,
FARMING UTENSILS,
Several bales Of COTTON, 10 Seed,
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&C., &c, &C. 4
Terms of sale, cash, in q. s. Treasury Notes
ED. C0USINARD,
. jnlyl sheriff.
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Dnpiex Elliptic CrinOiine.

Has alres.,,y conquered Austrias Queen,
When will, triu she viii, Fashions Queen,
But will not ,rilingly dispense with Grim line -
Tbs justly celebr ted DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRING SXIhr combines elegance, elasticity,
durability, comior' and economy aud in iact
every desira lie quality that can be concen-
tf;ed IN the manufacture of Cruoline, natu-
rally folding itself easily when in use iuto the
smallest desirable space in contracted seats
or places without the least injury or annoy
ance
Each hoop being composed Of two finely
tempered steel springs, braided frisly edge
t. edge, the three bottom rods on every skirt
being heavier andtyice Or double) covered,
making the strongest, most flexible, the
lightest, most graceful and stylish skirt worn,
excelhng all oth-rs for the Opera, Church,
Carriages. Railroad Cars, all crowded places,
for promenade or Ia ne dress. FYh
The Home yomnui says. they are decidedly
the most comfortable, useful. graceful, dura-
ule and desirable hoop skirt ever introduced
to the ladies. ami the .irst and only article of
the kind which presents perfection for the
purpose intended.
The DURL Ex ELLIPTIC SKIRT can be found
In all styles at Golf S store. -
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F1sKs,s CLorHrNo SroKE.-There ave

F1sKE's CLOTHING SToKE.-There are
several thousand people, more or less, in
terested in the fact, that on and after ne 1t
Monday, it will no longer be necessary for
people who want to buy clothing at FIskE's,
to climb flight of narrow stairs to the third
siorv of Woods block; orouthe Monday aiore-
said Mr. Fiske moves into his splendid new
store room just erected on the site of the one
burnt down last fall. 1t is certainly much IN
Mr.. Fiske's favor, that he did good winters
business in Thrill story, where almost any
o,her dealer would have starved he VIII
open in his handsome new store on Monday
with new stock, the largest and most tash-
ionable III Ottawa, and adher.ng to bis popu-
lar one prce system, will continue to sell al.
those low prices which drew SO many people
up stairs
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Chicago and Rock Island Rail Read.
GOING EAST.
The NATIONAL FAsr-Thurs]ay was OBJ

- The NATIONAL FAsT-Thurs]ay was OBJ
served throughout the nation, on the recon-
mendation OF President Johnson, as day 0 f
national fasting and humiliation in view of
the great bereavement of this nation b tie
assassination cf the late President Lincoln.
How il was observed elsewhere we have 40
m 4ans of knowing, but in this city, except
tia; the stores ware generally closed, it would
have been hard to tell, from out ard appear
ances, that the people were holding a solemn
fast. The attendance at the churches was
the meagerest we ever noticed on similar
occasion. Most people seemed to make
holiday of it, and many went picknihing to
the country.
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/, EBELLION IS CRUSHED!
L.
HEROES OF THE WEST,
Whieh are ez1 cctad to arrive son at
Moneys New Clothing Store.

Hank to the shouts Of glad millions 50 forti,
Sweeping across the broad wales OF the no tn,
From hill top lii top like wild gszelIe leapis,
Shaking the caves where old echo slcei ping
Thrilling the hearts Of The tiHii and bold.
Tuning she voice OF the young and the old.
Zen the shadows OF night IN the sunlight cold
Rebellion Is Crushed!
The maiien's half finished prayer for her lover,
Turns songs of Wild joy for the battles are
And the mothers low prayer to loud, hearty Thanksgiving
For sons whathcr numbered with dead or the living,
Pagihc'= coast Atlantic's first gun,
Ana echoes grow louder as glad hours run,
Till the suns 10th to set over JOY just begun.
Rebellion is Crushed
Shout on, let your Joy be mingled with sorrow;
Shout on for IL weep iof the lallen tomorrow;
The thousands who cover tn. hills the dew drops
Whose spirits joy shake the fresh budding tops,
To morrow well say to them sleep on ye braves,
For the weeping forget-me-not over you waves
Your coun;rys proud banner floats oyersyour graves
Rebellion is Crushed!
There's health 10 the living who still by the camp fire
Here's rest the fallen in sight Of her church Iire,
Heres peace to the CO lnLry and Union at last,
More firmly anneilcd by the fire Of the past!
Here's 10 the continent, freedom eXtaut!
Here's defiance 10 tyrnts! lowly they'll rant,
When th-y think 0. the armies Of Sherman and Grant
Now that
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CHICAGO MARKET The week she

CHICAGO MARKET The week shows
another slight advance IN wheat and col n,
and leavy declin.. in lumber and fuel. Wheat
Thursday morning spring $l.23, exs
ira spring $l.250l.26 No. spring l.l3G,
Lii Corn, steady at Csc for No. |, and "a
ass for No p Oats brisk at 1lle944c.-
Lumber unsettled Sales mixed at $3.50,
by cargo. Common boards SD; fencing
SIS. Shingles s3@s3 So Cattle dull and
inactive
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DR.. E S. UoBERr is now prepared to IN
SORT those thin E'FStic Retjcr Plates which
he has been 50 long perlecting. This will be
satisfaction TO hundreds who obliged 10
wear plates As a base for teeth, as they do
away entirely with those thick and clumsy
PLACES Heretofore manufactured from the same
matera. One great secret of DR.. Hoberts
success in plate work, (aad he has overfileen
hundred plates being worn in La Sale Ce.,
all doing practical du'y) is lis earnest efforts
20 produce an article which will promote the
comfort Of the patient. as we'll as AID in mas
tcation. His stock orteeth is always full,
thereby rendering 1t an easy matter to suit
eli both for color and size. His prices are
somewhat reduced.
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ABSTRACTS CFTICAE.

We have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing a
complete abstract OF all Deeds, Mortgages or 9TH
or Liens against every Tract of Land and Town Lot in La
Sale county They tbs Books formerly kept in the
Recorders Office
Every farmer and of town lot shond have
abstract of the title of his property that he may know
his title stands and % I'll liens there may be against it.
Abstracts of title furnished at reasonable Rates on the
shortest notice.
Those wishing to borrow money to take up Old MoIGa
improve their farms, otherwise can lie
ecommo dated by calling or US.
EDWIN r. FAY. I. /. SHERWOOD,
Nov 2j-y Attorney at LIO.
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amazed the gazing rustcs rang'd around;
nd Still thny payod and still the wonder crew

That DIR. D. H. HSeeHe's LIQUID cATARRH
REMEDY should Be sold in snch enormous guam
tities-but ppon bel, G informed that call
the best farnilyes'' kept it constantly on hand
to cleans the head, they were no longe
amazed &C.
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Editor Of Free 7r0ata-,
Dl,R SIR With your permission. wish Say the
readers = so-r pepper that viii ssn' iy mail
oh who wish il free Recipe. with fu! directions o-
king and using 81 aIte Vegetable Balm s.at viii egec,u
ally remove. in ten days, pmp!r. Blo,ohe Tan F-ccsIes
AMI all I'M iiies f tie skin leaving theskH ot els-r
smooth and Beautiful
viii also mail free TO those ayns BALD !I- OF Bare
Fac., simple directions ami in ;fai WA. enable
- start iu sra4 IL Luxariaui HIN WtAr-- =
a H--sta-Lr. II !rs= than thirty FAYE.
Al rllara o. answered ly return ai '-l.a., el-r,,
respectfully yegrz,
TIoS = CHAPMAN. Chemist
rar1'-am 81 Er.Ivay. = ~ Y..k.
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Our readers mag tiEk l. strange that So .au rr-
upon tLeir attention a meii.uI preDarat. Already
have se, fJ- nIGer DI v-.s urged t..l a--a %
supply o. Goes Ce1zI E-.,sa ia the hg,-. ready 81.
itla-ste But or ,N.u-= j. tas vast amount q.
-kae, sorrow and 4s.t t-t age t.e It ne . result s'
sudden coughs, el!s and gl,-lHrg a,tls Wa~ i..r-
sta- % ogr ajr-n aye diving ,r1'a erug :l lang o9-
plants Time ami experience have proved dat ta-s
Cough H.sslu Is the most suy and r--s partition
ku,-a tine world. Like -c .; r=s,-- tle lrri-
TAT q Tie throat removes tie si 60 SHIT lrsv-t
tr,.;Hzil egoap. aHi u-si. rig ,,r,us o- ;v tnra'-
chest a'I lungs. No ma -aalld neglect O. supply he
family with a and seiil4 -a- .ne Ike Goes c01sh
Bt.- any more tAan be should neglect lle surflv Of
th.sy .rs.I J: oost iut arry cent? AID tn bill -
eontaa ,,.ee much those Of any other r-i, a ;ie
SAM cost, ~is ia n..r- al svl,.yr t. ~ :asrs Al
dgus stores key .; .,r ID r.
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WHIskEKS: WH3>A ERSI

DO you want whiskers or Moustachess Our Grecian
Compound will force them to the smoothest face
or chin or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks Price, 81 CO.
by mail anywhere closely sealed on receipt Of price
Address, WARNER Co., Box Us, brooklyn, y. 7.
= marll-1y
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LAND AGENCY.

Farms, Prairie LANDS. Tsouses ana
Lois and I.scant Lots. bought and sold On
commission.
Olta "A, for sale
Improved and ITpimprOvrd Farms, IN
IISalle Grndy and Livingston Countless Tor sIe arc
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri.
agents in the payment of Taxes on prop
srty in States Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri
Those wishing to Buy Sell FERNS PIale Lands or
Town Lots, will lnd TO their advantage C and
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NArIoyAL Sg4Ca!TIEs.-We know ONO Sc.
curit'es,--ao, even ten per cent mortgages on
real estate, that are preferable at this day 10
~. S s7-3Js. They are free from tax, which
makes them worth nearly ten per cent.
while (! err basis Of security IS every mans
farm i'll the Urit,d States, as we.l-as the
existence Of the .ovcrnment itself.
The First National Bank OF this city,
lat Cashmau's late Bauk) has still ior sale
7-39's of,Le lst, Cd, ard Sd series; but per-
sons wanting them must step up lively" for
they are being absorbed very rapidly.
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THO TIE NERVOUS DEBILlTAfED AND pEspONIA
4 ENT OF BOTH SEXES. great sufferer having
is willing to assist his suffering ellow-crentures Ly
sending free on the receipt OF postpaid addressed
velol,e copy the tornado OF cure employed Direct
to JOHN NJ DAGNALL, BOX 100 Fost OIlce,
fcu IA 1853 eel. Brooklyn, Ny
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IFlCtG0. MAY II. IsTJ.
hereby certify - the character AMI ritsti.n OF 4 b.
Knott. NJ H., surgeon and Physician If eminent .i!
~, having known him PERSONAL. many years. 49,
practiie attended with than ordinary
eey cordially commend him ~ p-rsI- may
need ms s-Fy-- either Of those csTtirs shi..iU
pract.t.. uer ana adequate 10 any emergency
~ X. ~ Ess>DN. VI D.
ENrof. OF Surgery ami Late O-ull=t M Als. at Chicago
BYE md Edr lnhrnllry
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ORR ATI0S FIsTtLs ASo.-HtrTis1u Phillips, Of
BcIncnt, PLtt Co. III. having been afflicted for ualy
months with Fstl m having tried different surgeons Of
Illinois, and also lafayette Indiana without upon
visiting Dr. knott's Office Oawa. ias; saturday the
Dr. performed the operation, SUCCESSFULLY removing TIE
tire Fistula, &c
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&c, &C., &c.
Ever yet displayed n this City, at prices which VIII sustain
my well earned reputation OF being the Cheape.t Estb-
lshment in the City
As usual don't ask to believe ms assertion wthou
positive proofs but call and examine my stock and prices
and you find my statement untrue, don't buy. manu-
facure my goods and thus the manufacturers
profits, as per cent? all my goods are sponged thus
suring to the purchaser satisfactory article.
My Custom Department supplied with the finest fabrics
with viii artistic cutters pride themselves upon furnish
ing our arons specimens Of style be surpassed
Yours, &C.:
JACOB MOONEY,
Corner Store in Cheever's New Brick Block.
-e. Old Sorc u Rent. &
OTTAWA, May 1Skw.
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If enera| Insurance Agecys
,0 FOR
% La Sale County.

ARE YoU INSURED against Loss or DamagsJ y Fire'
Indemnity i. offered by the
Security Insurance Go. OF u. ".
- per OF profits c.. to dealer.
Capital and Surplus. .............SI .GG2. 7GG.63
Continental Hns. 60. OF n Work,
= per profits Of Co. to Dealer.
Ens. Go. OfN. America. I'hfI-1.,
The oldest Insurance company IA Amsriee-
North America Ans. 60. OF =. Y,
- per cent of profits go. to DEALER.
Capital and Surplus, ..---.--.-6os s31 -UB
Phoenix Ems. 80. Of Hartford,
Capital and Surplus, -.---.-.--- 800. q 1-3L2-:s
COlIm1i:, Ems. so. o. v. EoriE,
Capital and Surplus, 40
SIerch1ni's Has. Go. OF Chicago.
Capital, --- ...-.-.---- ..---..-.--..-...3 't'."co
Peoria Ens. 80. of Peoria.
Capital, ---- .------..-----I- '--.cE q
New En.Iasa Ens. 60. V. z-orI,.
Capital ana Surplus, S"' & B.
The ALLOW. .,,,eI Coirbi- nj reliable 81. Corr
paues. i-ks taken and Policies issue Terms
able sound and healthy con ina. Wi. warrant
Risks on Farm Property taken term al three AID
i've years, rates thai viii Doe sails acrtiv.
FAY Il SHERWOOD. .fqen,s
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Banking 4 ansuranee. =
r. x G H Al G Z B A N K
FAY & SHERWOOD,
OTTAWA, ILLS. -
OTTAW a, ILLS.

We ser services 10 the public Tor the transaction
efa
General Banking zs,l>snrss.
ACCOUNTS opened ard DEPOSITS received.
INTEREST allowed on Deposits. 5-. a..
BUSINESS PAPEE discounted.
SIGHT DRAFTS on CHICAGO, NEW YORK
and all Eastern Cities bought and sold ~ cTe Rates.
DRAFTS FOR ONE POUND AND UPWARDS on
England ireland, ami .S,RLs'd tor sale; also, Drts on
France, Germany, and NOr1cay
Government Stamys y. for STAMPING Votes, 1io'E-
cages Deeds, Contracts, Receipts, DC, for si'is-
Geld, silver. Government: coupons anu
YueirTent Noney bought the highes; arfet rate
Particular attention paid the purchase anil sale OF
and IO.4O Bonds, and 1-3O NOtes, and AL
GsreynBe7,t securities.
Notes and Mortgages bought
Honey Loaned on so days to 10 years time
H1-Thoss having Notes or Mortgages they wish to sell
Or money those wishing To borrow money, Will
nd their adv antage call and before making
arrangements elsewhere.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, JUDt Duo.
The grain buyers Of Ottawa have all agreed
on and after Lext Monday to receive corn at
IS pounds to the bushei, and oats at 81 lbs.
The grain market has been quite auimat-
ed during the week, at slightly improved
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toar-Spring wheat s4C0 pr loo.
Corn Hfai-s 0tia2 25c pr 100.
Hhcq8- Ne. spring t. lOasI. LIS; No. ., 90.
Corn Ear SIC, for IS lbs; Shei!ed, As tor so To-
0tiS--3Tc for IS lbs.
EqyLty- soc. for IS lbs.
Rye-45c for co HIS.
ItaDttY H.~f-$5.00.
Potdtoes- $40 p. bust
EQgs-l2c.
HutLey-i2c.
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CHICAGO,
And all the principal cities Of the United States bought
s,d sold.
Also, wii' draw in Sans TO sui'purcfaser or England,
sroaud, Ireland, and Tq3rtau; points in ccntjn-n-
taI Europe
Collections made in all parts OF the state and ttSd
o o dsy OF payment at current rate of exchange.
C.S. Revenue Siumps OF all denominations for sale.
BANKING hours ~ A.M.to "A ~.
H.F. EAMEs, FrSAT. OWN c. ALLEN. CGsA'r.
-. HRULLEN, AS't CGSh.
Anri'i
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All g.. -.z.r sure all CERTAIN GENa5y ~ -..--a
s7--l. cong '-t- 81. .- ~ - 10 sex VI r. @ q -T-
l.-.I -..-'-'
Doctor ura-E a., tt 81 France -r Aaa.-'a . III
unparalleled success 10 ss.Iy c-.s I'D IS ~rf 5s
Thousand i--- wa. Aa-' u-.. ta.a - tr-e ''-1
Pts ,4fI- tT tl4- ..i-.'.-- r. tf.=r ---- a-F
ir-r l'7rl~- v'~--y-r SCH E srss'rt -. .a Sc
a. i-raHr sHrg- u.tIrt rl s-. e. .-'asi-- G-'l-
Il.fts situated ~ tl..r -urT zIv.z e1-
ti...sl ar~t u-.-L r- IN 81 .r-- a t-st ..-. p 70
rla ...-r- r.- ra-...- r--r ..E u'-- t.s -.. We
-..H.r.r.E. .I.--a -..lE -..-... H--- .-f % any
.i-rI..t tr a.-i.. .--s. .-. r'- .- r-- a'ied
IG.! auI eI ...i-E dire ...-- ..r.- --.a.H.N
5aolg BOXES HAVE s.Ez-, sJLy ~ = II-.Ts-
To tho-snl l-zes eat -y f.tte-. 10th y n, -si all
scssts 10 su parts ri the word @ answers have
zen return I'd ia ih a-s- -HflEE r. Tie above
eili- have te.r ka.va --s Science .' Nti- ltrt-
o. uIlu III f',-ll I-li.F. at s-fI.-- -l .'sto
80 l.er channel. I-i,-i-- t-4 :sIV-- ana
bringing t',k The roy -J--. E. health - lie eh-S RI
tie u..st a..!.atr
c-s.ss p-r'-x. SIX irza, r.rS $50
Sotd by AL E>tug%i.;s.
Anil Z I. GGtj5s =as gent ..- Ottawa II. whom
a. n ,r- should ic s.iis.s-ei.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE HAVING LEFT MY BED AND
vi board without just cause or consent, tins IS
to notify all persons against trusting her. as
will be responsible for no debts which she may
contract after this date E. MORRlSoN-
Trinity Center, July 6, 1885 Zo'N-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, tenders
this advice; Never buy goods of those who
don't advertise. They sell SO little that they
have to sell dear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

business card of Mr.. Strauss, successor to VIM.
Bachr. He is an industrious and worthy young
man, and will use his most earnest endeayors to
merit public patronage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

GEN RosEScRANs is President of some compa-
MES formed to mine in the Reese River country,
and is expected at Austin in few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

Coon TINE AND PtACE.-The Hon. John Con
ness, in his speech at Placervine. failed 10 rive
the boilers the least word of rebuke Il was an
excellent opportunity, aud had the Senator spo-
ken of disorganizers as they deserve To he he
would have won the need and esteem Of all true
Union men.-NargsriNs AppeqI