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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-08

StnteO Lomlsinna--Parisho of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth judicial District Gourt--No $40,
Probate the Matter of the Succession Of
Henry Droz, deceased. 5Ai i1A
WHEREAS, Joseph G. Charlotte has this day
Wv filed in said Court an application praying to
be appointed Administrator OF the Estate of Henry
Drcz, late of said Parish, deceased. "a
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons interested
10 show cause (if any they have), within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice, why said
application should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 3lst day Of July, A. d., 1856.
augl JOS. NEPHLER, Clork.
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state ofLoulslan -Parash OF East Baton

state of Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court-No. sos,
Probate--In the Matter Of the Succession of
John Sullivan, deceased. szf...
TTHEREAS, John A. Sullivan, OF said Parish,
w has this day filed in said Court an applics-
tion praying to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate Of John Sullivan, late of said Parish, de-
ceased.
Notice IL hereby given to oil persons interested
to show cause III any they cam, within ten days
from the first publication of this notice, why said
application should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal said court
this 10Th day Of July, A. d., 1865.
augl--pd es " JOS NEPHLER, Clerk.
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State Of Latsisiana--P of Easf Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court-No. 3S4.
Tabitha Richardson, Wife, vs.. Joshua h. Alex
ander, Husband.
THIS ease having been regularly taken up, ac-
J. cording to previous assignment, by reason
that the law and the evidence is in favor Of the
Plaintiff and against the Defendant and Inter
venor.
1t is hereby ordered, adjudged and decfeed,
that the community Of acquets and gains hereto
fore existing between Plaintiff and Defendant be
dissolved; that Paint ii recover the ADMINISTERS
ton of her separate estate and that she have
judgment against her said husband for the sum of
Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, with Eve
per cent per annum nteress thereon. from the 9th
day July, A. D., 1865, till paid, with legal mort
gage on the real estate and slaves Of her husband,
to date from the first day of November, A, d. 1858.
II is further ordered, that the Intervention of
Nesoo Potts be rejected, at his costs The cost of
the principal suit to be paid by Defendant.
Done, read and signed in open Court this 2lst
day of July 1868.
[SignedI r. 7. P05EY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
A true copy of the original on file.
July oath, 1865.
aug1-3tsw JOS. NEPHLER, Clerk.
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state of Observation-Disclosures of East Baton
RouRe--Sixth, now Fifth Judicial Dis
triot Court--No. 354-Eudora Devall vs..
Thomas Devall.
DY virtue of writ of .fert fdclas to me
ID directed from the Honorable the Judge
of the Fifth Judicial District Court, in and
Tor the Parish and State aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale, at the
Court House door, in the city of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, the I'd ofSeptember next,
AID, 1865, at II O'Clock, M, the following
described property, to-wit:
First. A certain tract or parcel of land
situated in that part of the Parish of East
Baton Rouge, fifteen miles above the city
of Baton Rouge, near Springfield Landing,
containing eight hundred and eighty $3.50 J
arpeuts, more or less; bounded on the
North by lands now or lately belonging to
John Alexander; on the South by }. j.
Baker; on the East by Mrs. Elizabeth Lilly,
and on the West by DR.. 7. j. Henderson,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Second. Another tract er parcel Of land,
situated in said Parish, at about fourteen
miles from the city of Baton Rouge, front.
ing upon the Mississippi river, with about
eight arpents front, with depth Of about
forty five arpents; bounded on the North
and East by lands of R. 7. Young; South
by lands of Thomas Carpenter, and West
by the Mississippi river, containing three
hundred and sixty arpents, more or less,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, which property was surrendered
by the defendant, Thomas Devall, to pay
and satisfy the writ issued in the above
numbered suit, together with interest and
costs.
Terms of sale cash, in u. S. Treasury
Notes, with The benefit OF appraisemeut.
ED, COUS1NARD,
iuly29 Sheriff.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

state OF l4emisEn na--H Parrish OF " asst BATON
Rouge-Pifth Judicial District Court-No. 80S-
In the Matter of the Succession Of John Kohler,
deceased. @H E6HF
JIYHEREAS, Mrs. Emma Stephens has this day
wv fled with the Clerk of said Court an appilea-
ton praying TO be appointed Administrative Of
the Succession, OF John kohlsr, deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
to file their objections f any they haya) In writ
ing, with the CLERK OF said Court, within ten days
from the irst publication Of this Notice, why the
said application should not be granted,
/ Witness my hand and the impress Of the seal of
said Court this the 2Sth day Of July, A. D., 1863.
ang1 JOS. EEPHLER, CLERK.
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state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of East BATON
Rouge--6th, now Fifth Judicial District
Court--No. 413- Louis Shoppers vs.. Mary
G.. Stuart.
10y virtue of writ of seizure and sale TO
D me directed from the Honorable the
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District Court,
of the Parish and State aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale, at the
Court House door, in the city of Baton
Rouge, on
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Saturday, the I'd of September next,

A. D., 1865, at IL o'clock, M, the following
described mortgaged property, to-wit:
The following described lots Of ground
in Square No. sixty eight (6sl of chat part
of the city of Baton Rouge laid out by Eli
Beauregard, to-wit: The South half Of Lot
No. three, measuring thirty feet front on
Maximiliian street. by one hundred feet in
depth. Lots No. four. and Ave, measuring
each sixty feet front on said street, by one
hundred feet in depth. Lots Nos. six and
seven, measuring each sixty feet front on
East Boulevard street, by one hundred feet
in depth, and the South half Of Lot No.
eight, measuring thirty feet front on said
street, by one hundred feet in depth, all
French measure. Lots No. five and six
being corner lots, which property was &C
quired by the present mortgager from H.
Z. Clarke.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suits, together with
the interest and costs.
Terms OF sale cash, in U. S. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
ED. C0USINARD,
july29 Sheriff.
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To the Honorable REuBEN T. Poser, Judge OF the
Filth Judicial District Court, held in and for the
Parish of East Baton Rouge
The petition of William Bogsl and William
Markham, Of said Parish, Testamentary Executors
OF the Estate of Mary Zeralda Bogel, deceased,
late Of said Parish, respectfully represents-rhat
they herewith file their first provisional account
OF said estate, with vouchers thereto annexed, for
homologstion. They also pray that legal notice
be given Of the filing of said account according 10
law. and that after all legal delays, the said ac-
count ma be homologated and made tho Judgment
of the Court Also, that George 4. Pike, Of said
Parish, undertntor Of the Minor, Stella d. Bogel,
be notified Of the filing OF the same, and rs Ia
duty bound, youf petitioners win ever pray, Ac.
faigned WM. BOGEL,
W. MARKHAM.
Test Executors.
Eaton Rouge, J,tIy lst, 1866.
Let public notice be given, according to Law, of
the filing of the within account, and that George
A. Pike, Undertutor TO the Minor Stella Boga, be
notified of the hing Of the same.
fSgned,l JOS. NEp HLEk, Clerk.
July Llth, 1865. A
CLERKS OFFICE, East Baton Rouge Parish.
A true copy Of the original petition on fiIe in
my ufIlce. JOS. NEPHLER.
juIy20 Clerk.
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.sa How're MAKE FREE NEGRO LABOR
PRoFETRBbE--ExPERIENcE oFrkJ ANAL
.ca PLANTER. The following letter,
saws the New York Herald, from a
gentleman of the South, who has
lived and travelled in the West
.Ipdies, during the late rebellion,
was written To- friend, who hands
it to rs for publication.
KINesToN, Ja,, June 10, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
FROM THE MISSOURI TO THE PACIFIC...XIV.

Concluding Travels I'm Orcges-Cp the
CoIumbia Rivera sheriff Outwitted-
Cape Horn-Merse.Tail FaiI-Cassie
Rock-Lswcr Cascades-The Dalies-
Indians - Mount Heed - ShsRfdanh
First Chsrgc-A Ride Across Washing.
ton Territery- Oiympis the sess Of
Governmental Strange viIiage-In-
dians-PubIic Mceiing-Intense 10y
atty Of the People.
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Ills remarkable meeting was
no diminution of the interest,
le meeting. II was now per.
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rebuked and be given TO understand that he must oh
serve the rules and not Introduce exciting topics int
the prayermeetng." But when the heart is full th
mouth viii speak The best and most earnest Christian
onged for freedom Such utterances would not be sup
pressed and in time tho meeting became used to then
and Joined ferventy in them. In all parts OF the lane
these Union Meetings brought together the most earn
est and hearty and noble Of the American people
Their sympahes were with freedom. and their abhor
renee toward Slavery The thousands OF Union Meetings
in the land became centers OF moral and political indu
ence for the right -Four years Of prayer and prepare
ton made them ready for the great contest for freedom
when It came The Futonst Meeting. a type OF these
meetings throughout all the land agltated to It's
center ]. heard the booming OF the cannon that shot
AWAY the flag at Sumter and every member Of Its body
ouvered with agony. Earnest importunate agonizing
PRAYER was offered daily during the long years OF the
deadly conflict Men on their way to and from the war
called in at the Meeting to ask praper or to report the
actual condition OF the strife. Chapains would no,
pass the Meeting by. Officers in uniform. from Major
General down. thrilled the Meeting with accounts Of
battles or escapes herosm or pey OF heroic deeds
peaceful DEATHS in Jesus on the battle. field. Men
MANNED and wounded pale and CHASTITY from the deadly
strife expressed their faith in the ultimate triumph Of
the good Bulletins OF success and defeat
daily read. Men who came from distance to PARTED
pate in the Meeting caught the spirit OF the occasion
and bore to their distant homes in all parts OF the land
the firm religious patriotism that burned so feryentiy
the Fultonst. altar. On the breaking out Of the war
the people prepared for the conflict and strength
ened for the struggle by the reviyals which had pre-
coded the outbreak and the religious enthusiasm which
pervaded the people They graspsd at the enormty OF
the Rebellion, and regarded Slavery as its cause.
Christian young men enlisted to fight the battles OF
freedom. Christian women filed tho treasures Oh inc
Sanitary and Christian Commissions The cnurcneS re
spondcd to the constant calls for aid Tor the anu
wounded. The spirit Of religious fervor anu
sustained the great fairs hold in our large ci''es'
prompted the enthusiasm and devotion OF the poor and
the rich who laid their gifts on the altar OF the country
1t prompted the lordly offering OF the millionaire and
hallowsd tho widows mite. IL sent an army Of oom'
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Tn S'ats n,unty BN, having zen spued o.
Governor FESroS, is now oTc-atiVe. The standard
tounue- tLrrusl ont re state are now 500 500
and 900. for ono tvo auJ three yehr' ssrvI 2,
rspscuysiy. The bH .rB'r res ~ State rii. or.
hs, IA rsse lail oDoy., lur the t,4vucui ~ u6.c
bouhtie'- ani I-s nrprorrat OBS Tor Ike pus.
vS-- are eSp~-a psen'bt-l. sN,ertils cuou b
y 10Y the hAni umrcy to thro gaars' men TIC
hest 'sasaro Of his enactment, AID one vi,ch jar
us'iisrly cotNner'ls 10 ~ poorer classc, stfe
prvviron for paying g. every Hs1 who n drafted
III. sum Of sabO THIS tvos him SUN a,rnost
equal 10 that which the V,iur ccriur Comsai ~
have heretofore p1tI ~ bounty II viii give n
guug itls sum r. lesvo with BIZ ANIL s n he
euters the service; or, Il he datros - procure a
Substitute i will he material holp. On thc
-hoIs, therefore, he IN lie not o' Jcou"nstle A.
regards the cav, 1t viii efecsually destroy loe mo-
B,pIy shsh the country districts have enjoyed,
BY ros-n of.h. large bpunuos, and will Jdsco the
7ty - On equA footing With thsm. The relt
IN PROBABLY ~. therefore, tnst onu stments m ,de
in his city viii. with few EXCEPTIONS vo H. our
credit, for tho iniucsnert 10 20 elsewhere will no
| Moor sxit
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Financial News, narkels. &c.

A'~ fo-t F,,asv P.b. 10 e r n Ino Huc,ua.
uone In eo'd 70 day have been NJ follow, At tU 30
An. 2ills, io.s5sll% lo.45, NV lob, 2II..
IL gllE; illn 2lls; u.sl 2l.A ll.5a 2lN'..
lllh 2lvA, ~. IL ana lI2U, zIOs; 12a5, 2ll (;
l2.J0, 2luh l24, 2loA. 1880, 2lyN, lis, 2lgt,
l3b, 2lo', 80, 2l0'4; - 2lu'.. - 2I1... 2.Ip
2lJs 40 2llN; ~, 2ll %, 30, 2Il;gbL 2lI':
jlN fllt' 3. 10 2ll 800 2ll T. 2ll. 40, III.
The sosk market opaned duil bu' aftervNI- improv-
ed md price, advanced 10 some extent There Vss
an Hrti'c demand for governments At hishcr tuotA.
tons The money market ''ill slows general rlac.
uucd-oans the rNte s'uo, ally pcr cent, tlsur-
sections At per cent. heius quite exceptional Com
wer''al paper Na II. For tomorrow steamer tho
demand for foreign exchange Wa. luite limited, and
z ~ inpossihie to cell any important amount ot
slefliuc al loS'., and i0-k Wa fr,oly did, ON
'thsnse to-day Flour a. cent, heuer ON common
and medium srade-, with more dolne, ~hre good
brands we're dun wheat wHs lc a &c. letter and
moderately active. Corn M. hrmcr with more do.
ing OAts xcro dull. Pork va. tIm'r aud quiet
l'eet Va STEADY. Lard wa steady and quiet. aud
Mh.skey VIZ dull .ni heavy.
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CONSt WPTnON.
SCIlENCK'S PtLMDNIC SYRUP EIpENi
- Ah-CEs,hs. HLAL5 1t NGa,

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cIushzng he c.rcla,iou. p-evcaun- 'tcmo.-isa
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sFAShEb 1GcSii6t and md skNbR&kE Pill, 10.
gsaIn i,-uines ~ eea.thl couc ton. l'e Gurrlem
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.. ~ slnon ey.Iy oe, n itu.ioiphra her -
,e,efa stees by thc us. o in sesre lcss n.viciS.
huy r-rslns have tcen tes'otei - aeai.h D. hos
tctsds.s aiter be.ng confined 10 IL lodi. rsi.os
Fs'uUS hectic fcver hud al Tie other Ind IT, rs fA
.ttli The leg, .oroerr oso lnns BIZ toon kIid 10 b.
M tnorNhH -s.l'h, co1driou " O. mot L. ,tnhs-
ed ttAi many lives ba,. le.n sssei ly gne, -.
rlff IN INc fciucf'eA u J. trIT That IN nj 10
rheie cure Ne "ii'cted tht padeii in'rt have -nue
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pia 81 m .m,e,c. ,,,so, . i,,,c w M ,,. - -,
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iYu-h p1cfm % 90. u'ut meter Uh'ch ct .ir.rs
sCHtECEs PrINoSIc SYRUP viii proons
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ton vhru 9th luul- A'c much uis'ht4. Hat l'r.
..h'rcN would rather ever, cue 'oc.a know tl"'ir
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d. hut fora 'horoueh examination viJ. ihD i,c MIRO.
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Warrington Market Retail Rcpor,.

NAV loRk, Friday, Feb. o., l-ut
Bat little change has takon pisc, In price. At this
market Snce our la1t report, II NAV except those
for meats of NIL kinds, which have suffered p,in
ETcatct siNan,, srycrgl Nrr;ic- having reached he
urprcc'dtn'cc hilh .uos of A5J cents pei pound.
fNen the coAuc grades have taken suid.n ups ard
turn, 70 cents Icing about the average price pcr
pound for beef veal and mutton This g. att. butatlc
Ia tie scaIcU OF cattle the VA ious yardr In this
city and IL lfhorhooi the violent suow storms OF the
part tT weeks having rendered she trans GU Of
tH'''u o'o! the Western IuNis almost impo.sillc
t'sh hrr ''aIo" and tsh, cod haya, reached l2ag0,
tt.f' 2'a2'' "nd dJ cod Il.i-, Ior pound. Butter
domains Unclaimed ps.,es ral.l.s Ion 5 ao5, ,er
Pund' io,ators eth tend up~a.d, L,.ue 4uo.,L
al aSabtc PER halt peek 5a4 90 per lr,e.. aud 4en
90 pr barrel, Onions and ABl,s have .d,suc. A
hevond the reach Of tie pooior ,la-o. tie ,orl.,i
hong quoted al 4,as' half peck and the lateral
'.h'tc half po,k. The follow ing are to-day. otio-
tAtoSA
Btcjers' tJ.-Prime roasting p eces are sellin,
~ L5AStc pound ordinary CIiH. .,Q.~g. n,.fsi-
house s,eaks, a5a+Jc 81 loin .5aaSc o1rued heel is
a2ic veal toreiuArttTs, l,ANr, higd4lalteTn =.
-, mutton ioro4ua.tens lAalNc nlnf pI4.terA t.,
-. IaIaLA ID, coup PIec,~, luA-U. laps, -aIu
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offered hy the Government. and u y confidently
expected that ' superior wlvuragc- viii MAX" b. the
GREAT Port LAR LOAN or THF pEor1K.
I.s- than tsO, 0,,Co rc,nain ur-od. which will
probably he d,spo-od Of within Tho ~ IN day,
when the notes ' ~ uudouhteile command yiou0-
UNI, NJ hs. uniformly been the o-se on closing the
sul-cfi ptous To other Loans
In orcct that citizens OF cvers toEn and section Of
the oount1 may ne Afforded ieciliuc. TOY taalr the
loNI- the Nl;'1uM Hanks, state banks and j. iy,to
Bmkcr throughout Tire country have r'ncruly
agreed 10 receive subscriptions nj pT. subs .0'c-,
vii select their own arCa's, IN whom thcy h1y, 0u-
iLeuro, and sho only ar 20 D., Responsible lac 10,
livery of tho uo,'s 'or ~ti,u thrg ror ,,o rto,rs
CAlIlON 10 Bl NERS NNp UlLpIN- co., ,...
NOTES Ia order to pro. ent the ru.' s.iuu oi 'n,sr
notes, the secretary OF the rr'aru.r h.- s l.iie,
that the uotss are not uc..t.al, uu.o-s H the uu-
inAtur d couions ATE attached
JAT COOKE
323 SuIscupt.oH AGENT pt'iItlplid
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torei tnit Ne name. ~ 81. u4at t'rs n A. evs shaIl
HACKETi r"- riJHAs Ac''EAfli, So ~
SOCIETY NOTsS ~.
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE NETTING
80 %. FIG 6 liz o. =. D. ,ai ' 5'Hsi, i' 40
cef1,', 20 " S ,,n' dkIg,0eri 'g,,. 70, .'d'''
4 PUBLIC TtMPERANCE MEETING ny
i Nutufe DIVISION 40. 3, s. n o. on ~uu'0
Lvenll % ls as. RloaIw.g. !. K. f-ckit ct, r..
M.-e- ID iSon', th' lunut orator, aud oihc- %
GLOVER, Pee McLE0p, ycc-rres ioi
ACCOMPLISHMENTS or TIE "a
~ ilcr N,rhoy ap1 ,tl,- ,ea,',.c. ca 81, y,tac
p 'c',ite tom at ~. . FnoapHc a. Ero.s-
A ~ BIC TFNpFEANCE MEETING ny
a lie fath'r N.theW Z o. r. g. o. .a-i 't, lgll
sp he g.,p. inr,c., Ncyc,. -rri'n.o1 ami
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f.,'r JtRESAH = =, .,ci Rec Sc See. .'' ~
REtECH 80. I, FATHER MATHEW 4.
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personal NOTICES.

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L rk lui Johanna NAri. VINO Irvel AT Wal.
lilgiu. d. County huacnur, li,.tIl Johanna lel
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T(rE METAL OR OH LEAD-j00, 900
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Bg~INEss CHANCES.

IGOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-A Porter
huuse, 20 OAK 81, y. Y Tho reason tor ling
49, g9sns iu tie country. Cal AMI soe ior your
rttf a45
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EOR SALE-A RARE CHANCF-STOCK
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uurtI OF D. 4.r mai Monte olr.t re. rAtls,actorY
irpNu iNr " liu- oIf. 1850
EINIL RES FOR SALE AND STORE TO
d le A -,-'d chance tor man ullh u ANAL cDptal
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