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mExTCAN muATANG LlNImENr.

the psrties in St. Louis and CneinnAt who hevs been
Cobnterfeitng the Mustang Lnisnt under preteuro Of
prlprfctorship have been thoroughly estccd By he
cohrts To guard against further Imposition, have
prkcureA from the u states Treasury private steel
phse STAMP which placed the top Of each
bottle. Each stamp bears the fac sintts Of my sigma.
tube and without which tile article IL Counterfeit
ahgerous and worthless initiation. Examine every bot
tel ThIiuent as been ia aud growing 10 favor of
m lny years There hardly sxists bseteg the habit
able Globe that does contain evidence u its WONDER
fu effects. Ii IL the best noleBt in the world With
Itspressn improved Ingredients effects upon an and
bel perfectly remarkable Sores heaiei pain.
teyed, lives saye valuable animals made useful
told ills assuaged. For cuts hruisss sIrains rheuna
swellinga ies cuts caked breasts aimed hcse
Cd II . Sovereign Remedy that should be dis
pesed with 1t should he in every family. Sold by al
druggists.
}ctIi-dAw D. BARNEE. New York.
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ksAL EsTArE.-Mr. Ii. B. Ten Eyck.
real estate agent, sold to Rev Mr.. West
over. pastor Of the Baptist Church, yes
terdsy. for S2,o5o, the part next 10 sth
street of The doabie house on Fulton
street between 9th and 9th.
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tvA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

AEA VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.
TIckssrra Mtss-, Aug. .. 1863
DR.. John Buli-DesT Sir: am harry state TO 70
that have used salaatie Ceron Bitters with ,res
bineat H. myself. ~ general debility and prostrasiono
n system soeea by the unhealthy and mia-ntic in
fEence Of tbs Mississippi around Wick sbrrg having
hlsn with Gen 6rants srry aroug hon its hole
-fn campaign Confidently recommend its
prisons who are posed to anheslthy climates.
H. ". FOGLE,
Agent U. {. Sanitary Communication
f0rIsrLLx, KY. sept. H. 1883
On the 22d ofJuiy ist submitted through an agent
mine. 30 he Medical Director Of the Department of ths
Array OF the Cumberland sample of my Cervn ftefx
friaspection and requested If analysis he found II
usrliorioss- to sanction and approve its among our
Soldiers.
The following s fse Medical Directorsr-pIy and aso
Chm Eosasraas pcrrnzsicn 10 chip 800 ozen once to
htSe IL sold u sailess JOHN BULL.
Il Satisfied thai cs4ron Rsters viii do no harm
aty one taken prcygy aisl 10 moderation see no
objection to Dr. Balls bein permitted dispose
s4tiers. A. HENRY THCNSTuN
Surgeon aad Medical Direcfur D
Headquarters Department Of Cumberland /,
Nashville Tenn. July -, lS03.
DR.. John Bulls agent, Mr. has permission to shp
Nashville, Tenn Is gross 800 dozen Of Balls Ce
dion Bitiers For sale To suffers in the army only.
The regulation Of Tho Treasury Depsr to be
ch;npliei WITH strictly
By order OF Maj . Gen. Rsserrans.
WM. wILEs
MsisaF and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale, wholesale sndrrtaifby Wilkinson Bartlett
o., keokak, Iowa aprlsdswlyr.
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TH.E CITY.

E5.Dur friend johnson is an excellent
man. Cause Why /? From his many ex.
oslleucies OF character. Also, because be
=, ,s-ed sack of first rate apples in our
e i.orial basket yesterday. That's proc
inclusive. ss5
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A Card.

EDITOR GATE CITY. Allow the under
signed through your paper. to rsurn our
warmest thanks to our numerous friends
ID Hamilton and vicinity, who 20 agreea.
oly surprised" us By their visit on the
dark aud stormy night OF Wednesday, the
lst inst. and also to those who chose for
tue same purpose the more pleas4 Mt even
lag of the following Monday, Including
he representatives. OF the Oakwd ol Sun
Dag School, for their kind rene mbra.ice
Of their pastor and superintendent and his
iamiiy. expressed both b. their presence
and their generous donations of "green-
backs" and other valuable gifts. to The
amount OF nearly one hundred dollars
May their liberaiity be even more lib
orally recompansed to them 10 spiritual
blessings. by The glorious Giyer of all good
things. Il. NJ. BARTLETT,
EMILY 5. BAR LErr,
Hamilton, Feb. 9Th, IS.
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VALESrINEs.-The day for the use Of
these pleasant little messages draws on
apace. Lowry has a large supply Of
comic aud fancy valentines at the Literary
Depot.
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sA-A gang of counterfeit postal cpr.
rency manufacturers has been discovered
at Buffalo, They had agents showing it
at all points from New York to tbs Far
West.
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fEThe celebrated Pocotaligo bridge,
recently captured By Shermans forces. is,
with the ,restle-work o., each side. fully
one mile in length.
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vUp to Tuesday evening the sub
scriptions to the Everett Monument Fund
ia Boston amounted toS23, $50 IS.
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A JEWEL

A JEWEL
SozoDoNT Purifss.
SoZ3DoNT Beauties.
SozoDoNT Elsctr6es.
SozopoNT Gratifies all who use it.
Soldby all Druggists and Perfumers.
feb9-deod
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Sew York meney m.rke,


BY Telegraph NEx YORK Feb 10
Money-fasy, with large supply at scr per cent.
Sterling Lower aad duB at los va ,ussL
Gold-Dr and lower, onering III 2fIt[ declining tn
1lel5. closing az zl05x -.
Government Stocks-Shafe Ter and more active
u :. 5-2o Coupons 1897.
1910 Coupons 1925
Is of 81 Coupons 1lois.
Stocks-Firmer.
G 4 So. a 4 1884,. * gIoIiL MkpD q aci!.
Toi 4 WsbTs Vt Wayne 9ssz. + n rn GIN II
64<; Scrip 11si< q s yr Cert esiI pae Mail oSs
YCl15lS Erie 1919 b o iiTis Hudson lo7Bs Har
lem IS; Reading los NC Ii3: III T0iI: Toledo ia.
o Cert q - Quicksilver sols
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
The mar kess generally speaking are dull
Flour-fnactiye and nominal.
Bbeat-l9c lower and dnll at ] 46a,l A. for No
Spring.
corn-Frm and active and 2 to &c higher Sales at 50
oslo closing firm
Oats-Quiet at s2 a62kG
Rye-Dult at q 81 o.
Btriey-Du and droopng.
Highwinss-Dnil at 15lk. si.
Prosions--Mess pork nominal at "a ooas5 90, cash.
and prime mess at I'll 0031 So Bulk shoulders sold at
l5c, loose, and sweet picked hams at 16c Ia terces
Lard-tteli ut dl lIG22c.
Dressed Hogs-firm ID 0014 O0 for light to heavy
Money-Close.
Exchange-firm at par buying and Il premium sell
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE

DATCiIELoRS celebrated HAIR DYE ssfAx Bssf -
~ tie Ferfa. Fss 9aiy Gsr=fsss, TvxS aas Rstaskh
dye known. THIS splendid Hair Dye lie perfrctcharges
He'd Rusty or Gray Hair rstsnts 10 aEssfs 5la<A
Yexfrsf SrssE. without njuring the isr Staining
Skin. leaving the Hair so and Beantifui imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and
les tho III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others iTnita-
tons and Should be avoided Sold By all Druggisfs &c
FACTohY-sl Bzrriay-stree Asw York. BsYcHxtoR'
HEw TouIS CEE.s for Dressing the Hair. Tjyo-dkwly
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MAGAN,s MAGroLrA BALM.

HAGANsg MAGNOL1A BALM.
Fis 4 the most delightful ard extraordinary article
hn 70 pes1fy sssin fexfIs fsvishine beauty IN
parting the marble purity IT YOUTH the
pehrance oinsfpg in the city belle Of fashson Il
tan freckies pimpes and ronghnses from The skim
lefvfng the compilation fresh. transparent ard sooth
i Fontans material injurioustA the akin Rir0aixe
by Actresses and Opera Singers IT u what every lady
sbbuld have. Sold syevy " here.
Prepared by W E-HAaAN, Troy, Mt.
Address all orders to
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Diseases Of the Nervous

feanS-ncw aud reliable treatment-ln reports Of the
HOWARD Associsrsasser by mail In sealed letter en-
feopss free Of charge Address Dr. SgILLiS fIouSHfos
Howard Association Ne South Ninth street Phiia-
phla, Pa sprl-dkv1y
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Losses unpaid. c.................... 1877 u
No liability Banks Individuals except office
penses,
No a-posit has been made by this Company compi-
with the laws Of sny State.
Signed FDMIAD FREEMAN Pre- -ident.
(signed) wa. CONNER. Jr- Secretary.
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These Bonds are PAYABLE in three years from August
ID 1851 and convertible. the hoeers op;io At
maturity into tie - Bonds, esTr per cent inter-
rsf. which IL payable in gold The 5-Io are the only
Bonds now the Hal ket which lie he'd at par They
exempt from 10th State and Municipal tax and offer
great Inducements for parties seeking intsstn..ni
H. X. LOVE. Pres.
n ID. FooFt, t1shisF. ian-l2
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GtANDY-A fns aesortmsas for the
~ Ne11lJA 1ssMisly xMx0qa 1uak
49, ~ szs4S GEL IS ssessS s azuase
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Hamilton, Feb. 9Th, IS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19

Dl7srIrUr1oN or Fix Gov. HENRY w.
ALLEN. "A gentleman OF this place
has received letter from Gov. A Hen
now in Mexico, who states that he is
destitute, and is learning the Spanish
language for the purpose Of teaching
school for livelihood. 10 con.idera-
ton Of this fact it has been deter
mined to raise subscription for bis
benefit and when we reflect that had
it not been for Gov Aliens deter
mined protest, Gen Smith would have
pressed every bale Of private cotton in
the State and thus made it the prop
erty of the United States Government:
and when 5ye recall his untitng efforts
for the good Of the people, we are sat,
isdod thuy will literally respond to
this call; although the Governor posi-
lively refused donation ofS5, 900 be-
fore be left here, yet we are satisfied
he will accept subscription under
the circumstances, AS a compliment
which he will gratefully acknowledge.
Subscription lists will be sent to diff
erent parts Of North Louisiana, and
will be placed at the drug stores in
this place, and at the warehouses.
When completed, the name of each
subscriber, and the amount subscribed,
will be published, and the proceeds
transmitted through the well known
house Of r, g. Cummings & Co, New
Orleans. - Shreveport Gazette, Sept.
10Th. "A. anv.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19

I'm OBEDTENCE to d proclaim ation. from his
a. Excsilency JAMES MADISON WELLS, Governor Of
the state OF louisiana, an election will be held In
the, Parish Of East Baton Rouge, the .a4 ~ i
FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, 1866,
between tho hours Of Q A.. NJ. and P. M, for the
purpose of eectipg Governor, Lieutenant Gov.
error, Secretary Of state, Auditor, Treasurer, At
torney General, Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton, one Representative from the Third Congress
sionnl District, and Senator and two Repre-
ssntatves TO the State Legislature for this Parrish
Said election to be holden at the places, aud TO be
supervised by Tho Commissioners appointed by
the Police Jury as follows to-wit: .,..-a
LIST Precinct, Court House, N. Wax, " Trahan,
and John OConnor, COIsm ssi0pere,
% Precinct, (City Hail. J.D Blouin, Joseph Nc
sCormck and y. 1cCabe. Commisgigners.
9TH Precinct, {at Dttatp,), Tom Mills, Robert
Malloy and William Fields, Commissioners
9th Precinct. (ffighsndBl, Paul kieinpeter, DR..
J. III. Hugnet and Depuis Uaigre, Commissioners.
7th Preciaet, (Ilarason), a. Dixon, Il r. Burnett
and q. Foreman, Commissioners. -'l
10th Precinct, Burlington, removed 10 Morgau's
store) w j. 6hsr II H. draham and Il. w.
Greenwich, CommiSdoaerA 3a5tfH aaaaG4l
llth Precinct, i5andy Qree0, J o. Depham,
VIM. Kelly and A. Pennington, Cornnii7sioners
For the information OF all voters annex hereto
the qualifications Of voters as established by law:
every white male who has attained the ags of
twenty-one years. and who has been resident Of
the State twelve month next preceding the eioc-
tipn and tho last three months thereof in the par
ish in which no offers to vote, and who shBl be
Citizen Of the United states, shall have the right
Of voting"
in addition TO the foregoing qualification, every
elector Is required to produce the amnesty oath
prescribed IN the Ptesdent'B proclamation, either
of the 9Th Of December, 1868, or that of the 10Th
OF May, 1868, sworn to and subscribed by him be-
fore competent authority.
81 do solemnly swear or affirm, In the presence
OF Almighty God, that will hereafter faithfully
defend the Constitution Of the Uuitcd States and
the Union of The States thsreunder, and that
will, in like man ner, abide by and faithfully sup
port all laws which have been made during the
existing bsion with reference to the emancpa.
ton Of slaves. so help me God" .,.
This oath IL Imperative on md after the 29th
day of May, 1855, and will be rlgdiy enforced. II
will he understood, At the same tina that those
who excluded from the benefits Of this amnesty
oRth by any Of the list OF exceptions contained in
tho proclamation, viii not be- allowed to vote I'M
less specially pardohed by the President.
In all other respects this election is TO be con
Quoted in accordance with the provisions Of the
Constitution of 1852, asd the commissioners OF
this election are directed to make their returns
without delay to the undersigned.
ED. G0UEINARD,
oCtI7 Sheriff Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
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Saturday, The ith OF November next

A. D., 1865, at IL o'clock. A. M, of said
day at tho residence on which the deceased
Inst resided, about fifteen miles from the
city of Baton Rouge, on the Port Hudson
Road, near Black Creek, in said parish, the
following described property, belonging
TO the above estate, viz
A certain tract or parcel Of LAND, con
tanning one thousand acres, more or less
embracing the two tracts known as the
Bradford tract and Raoui claim, bounded
on the North by the Perry tract; East by
lands owned by the succession of 7. Fl .
Corcoran, and land formerly owned by W.
A. Dixon; South by land OF Shelmire, and
West by lands formerly owned by ID. T..
Young, with all the buildings and i'm
Irovements thereon.
Terms of sale--on Il credit of twelve
months the purchaser to furnish his bond
with approved security, bearing eight per
cont. interest from the day Of sale until
paid MORTGAGE retained on the property
sold until full and final payment Of said
bond. ED. C0IJSINARn
ootl9 Sheriff.
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COM M &c RCIAL.

TUESDAY MORNING October II.
CoTroN--The market Is active. 1900
bales were sold on Monday at an advance
Of 2@3,. We now quote Ordinary at 43(8
45c.; Good Ordinary at 49@5l; Low Mid
ding at 52@54; Middling at &c., and
Strict MiddIng at So. A revising of Sat
urday's business netts the total $3.50 bales.
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not
cleared, ll9, 1892 bales.
WESTERN PRoDuoE.-Market quiet, but
firm, with small stocks and good demand.
Quotations show but slight variations from
last report.
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s'QUicK SALES AND SMALL PaoF1Ts. =
This 10 the motto adopted by our friend
N. WAX, in his dealings with his pury
ohasers. Judging from the rapid manner
in which he is disposing of his. excellent
stock Of Family Groceries and Western
Produce, and the satisfaction evnced by
hi customers, bis motto is faithfully adj
horod to and is a very popular one. WAX
deserves oil the patronage he is receiving.
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VIEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Elm A N CIAL.

a44 G TUESDAY MoRsrro, October II. 4
GoLD-The market is weak and fnctn-
atine, at rates varying from l4S@l49.
Standardization, l41A@l4a. #t b
BANK sTooK-C Citizens Bank, (thirty
shares sold on Monday at 9o14. .# a
BANK NOTES. Bank Of Louisiana, 500
&c.; Louisiana State Bank, 6o@62c.; Bank
of Now Orleans. 67@69c.; Crescent City
Sank, 78@slc.; Union Bank Of Louisiana,
TbC977c; Merchants Bank, 6o@69c.; City
Corporation. Money, 1@lc. dis; Citizens
Bank notes, par, Canal Bank, par; Me-
chanic' and Traders Bank, par.
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Bay~ Rev DR.. DoRgMUs called on us
yesterday to say that his school would re
opened on the ODD in the fine large build
ing belonging to DIR. ENDnRs, opposite the
Presbyterian Cb'hrch ....
He will also hold regular service in the
Presbyterian Oh urch hereafter, common
cling on Sunday next A Sabbath School
will also be instit uted in said Church.
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W. G. McGIMsEY. Our talented young
friend, w. G. McG1MsEY, is announced as
a candidate for Representative from this
parish. We have known him, as have
many others of our fellow-citizens, from
early boyhood. and speak knowingly when
we say, that he has the ability, and repu-
tation or character TO reflect honor and
usefulness upon the position Of legislator.
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Ed. D. CHEArHAM The friends Of this
worthy young gentleman, approaching his
merits, from knowledge of his character
dating back to boyhood, have announced
him rs candidate for Representative to
the Legislature. See bis announcement,
and give ''ED." diff"
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ely- The officers Of tho steamer UeA
Quit man viii accept our thanks for late
Now Orlenns papers and Messrs. ARCHER IL
HENoERsoN for attending to the delivery Of
tho anne. =H.. .
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Address TO VoTERs. address from
Or. X. Fl Day to the voters Of this parish
will DO found in another column. IL iS
commendable for its high-toned views and
sentiments and will be read with interest.
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TT Furniture buyers are offered great
in ducemcnts by our friend BAuMsrARK,
who advcrtises that bio 10 closing out his
lar 90 aud varied assortment of Furniture
at cost prices. Now is the time to call on
hinl and make your purchases. The
cha nee is rare one. ,,...... ..- ..
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTiCEr

A LII PERSONS having claims against the suc-
IA cession Of DR.. G. !" Dortch, deceased, are
Requested TO present them to my Attorney, James
Q. Fuqua, Esq. N. ID. BERMfNGHA
octl1 Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICEi

A LL PERSONS having claims against the sue
~ cession q Edward Coleman, deceased, are
requested 10 present them ~ my Attorney, James
o. Fuqua, Esq ELIZA A. COLEMAN.
octii Administrative.
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POSTPONED SALE.

State OF Louisiana Parish OF Emat Bhton
Rouge : Fifth judicial District Court
No. S1l--Probate In the matter Of the
Succession Of John Il Cage, deceased.
DY VIRTUE of n commission to me
I'D directed from the Honorable Judge of
the Fifth Judicial District Court, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, will expose 10
public sale on
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F1REuEN's 3 ALL. We refer our readers
to the program me elsewhere inserted Of the
forthcoming B all to he given by the Fire.
men of our city on the 4th proximo.
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THE Republican party has carried
Indiana, the Democrats making no OPP
position. ~ p
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For si ale.

THREE DWELLING HOUSES each m
L consisting OF four Rooms, Kitchen kgsH#sfA
and Servants room. Conditions will be Ha6Em
found liberal by applying 10 the under Hhan4aaaa'
signed.
ALSO, fine two story FRAME BUILDING
with ksachen and Servants' Rooms, situated In
the center Of the town.
Twelve Q2) Lots aayantageously situated for
trade or residences.
For particulars apply to g. GusMAN.
Persons indebted TO me either by note or on
account hereby requested 10 call at my ofiic
on Lafayette Street, one door from Florida, be-
fore the hfte3nth Qb) day Of October next, to
make arrangements for q final settlement. Any
falling to comply with the above will be immedi.
ateiy prosecuted.
sept15 rFn G.. aUsMAN.
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"THE PEoPLE's STORE. This is the
title given by Our friends, s., NJ. ASHER
and d. DAVIDSON, to their mercantile
establishment on Lafayette street, and
from all we can gather, the name is by
no means uudesGrving. Those gentlemen
keep b large and general assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
SC, which they are selling on terms as
cheap as the cheapest. Having long expe-
rience in their business and being of an
accommodating turn, they cannot fail Of
reaping m advantageous patronage, and
of bestowing advantages on oil who pat
ronize them.
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RARE AND ELEGANT GooDs.-Ladies and
gentlemen will he interested in looking
over tho adver tisement Of Mr.. JACOB
KUHN to find mentioned therein great
many elegant aud useful qualities Of goods
suited to the SEASONAL Of which he is
selling at the low est possible rates. Drop
in and examine b is splendid asyortments.
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GARDENER WANTED.

A GOOD GARDINER can find employment by
"A applying at this office. sspt30-tf
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The Gazette Comet
BATON ROUGEs

THURSDAY ,::::::::::::::::::::@:;:0CT. 10, 1866.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-03
AFAcr.-Millar sells groceries.

81 PAuL's CHRcH.-At a meeting Of the
congregation Of 81. Paul's Episcopal Church
an Monday Of Easter-week, the following
persons we're elected Wardens and Yestry-
men for the ensuing year:
Vqrdens VIM. il. Chapman and Smith
Hunter.
gsstrymen-E. II. Whitney, A. B. Flow
srs [. r. Msrrifeld Chas Butler and II.
F. Conely.
ThereupOn the Vestrymsn were called to
order By the Rector, and the following Off
Gers we're elected:
Trsaswer-E. II. Whitney.
CIerk-H. F. Conely.
S. L. KILBOURNE, Clerk.
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4 T " . o D'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER. AND
HY DRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESS having fully demonstrated the
superiority q ths machine over az others Tor the
purpose Of sinking Oh Wells, the undersigned j. now
prepared o. rec I've orders for the same
Ih-s machinery comprises everything requisite ior
The boring q Oh wells. excepting the slFASl
LNDINE And CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE. (but viii be
.lraishei fdesrel, Il reasonable prc,l and dis
peaees with tue use Of the Derrick Ripe, Bull wheel
anu other clmbrous aud expensive fixtures no~ in
sei and IS 50 arranged, being constructed on wheels
an p9rt-b.c that it can be easily removed for III
purpose OF sinking VOLS IN different localities
TIE DEIRTUs il removed from the wei bv our
Patent Hydraulic process and does not require the re
mogeai x the drill from the boring This process
not only rem'ves III the detrtls 10 rom 70 10 min
nies, bat Likewise esctaaliy clears ont ant opens all
the small oi vcls that often snt.reiy closed
by tue oh process @: sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE aud a practical engineer
vel b. sunk from 400 t. COO feet within period
Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
driven
Arrangements are being made for the construction
AMI delivery 0' these machines at New York Nor
wieh, Newburg y Y, ana Pitssburg Penna
For further Information price. terms, &. address
SIMON LELAND.
METROPOLITAN H,TEI.
o22in5 New York