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= Mrs. VVnslOyg's Myatic PIIiB nFe pre-
pared Only for legitimate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant
Do rot with your health and use cheap end dangerous
medicine which druggists bought and will recommend
being ignorant ofther properties
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which female constitution is subject They
moderate excess and all obsrucons they hTig
crate the debtated and delicate and By regulating and
strengthening the system the hue Of health restored to the
cheeks weakness spine and mhs relieved and all the
indications OF nervous DEBILITY removed maiden, wife or
mother should he without them
Try bou-use according direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend.
Ask for MRS. WINSLGW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other Price So per box, OF three boxes for SIS.
For saeby all druggists.
Wholesale Agent for the Sonth,
On st Charles street N o.
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GaiIIghmn's Pills for Chi'Is and Fever
The testimonials attached The advertisement Of these Pills
are from gentlemen known throughout the whole country
Their veracy cannot he Questioned places the merits of
the medicine beyond doubt and recommends 1t to pop
MAR svnr Scar adyprtiaament
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Capital Prize, $50, 900.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS /
FOR THE BENEFIT OF SHELBY COLLEGE,
drawn AT
cov,ngton. KY, Saturday, September 18th
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION TRIES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine
dfaRRg the e $1,000 prize eS 's . $1,000
approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten Of the number ~
drawing the $40 900 prize ................ biO
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $1,000 prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,
is approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine re-
G dFaRng an ss6 Prize s's 7
Is approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
dr a, the s566opriaes re 54Ot
IS approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten Of the numbers -
drawing the $1,000 prizes 1901
IS approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
rsWng t I" $3.50 pr prz s1 are 's lso
600 prizes amounting to. $4,000
Whole tickets S2 Halves SCI Quarters, IS; Fights, 81 80
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS. T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Orleans
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TF1HEHYDRAULIC CLOTHES WAsMEK
AND WRINGER.

The best and most ussfu invention of the kind for gAvn
household labor ever Invented.
Has and better recommendations for saving time abo
the teGr of fabrics washed than any otherma
chine. Ali he other machines either rub the clothes and
them speedily satisfactorily perform their work
VITA the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This rot the TAtra rubbing of the clothes. an
Consequently, tegr. TGa washing is lost com
plstsy thoroughly performed By the action Of the vince
alune Send oF CIRCULAR giving FIJI explanations call hnd
examine thsr1 az tie General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere,
s. NJ. BARTON CO.'S,
No. II FohoupitoUlas street,
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--Speci.AI NOtIce-IAM persona wanting in.
formation in regard to prisoners who died at Camp
Douglas, Ill, will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 1885, Chicago, III.
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-Mnrr2nge and Cellbacy, an Essay OF
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men Also diseases
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with means
Of relief SEM free of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress DR.. 0. sKILLIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CHAs z. FoRsrAtL, FOURTH DLsTgLcT COURT OF
HIS chRDrroRs No. l7.ss5
. given the creditors Of the usolvent and to all
interested the cess0n Of said nsuvents property Is
copied by Court for the benefit Of his creditors that
meeting Of said creditors will take psce the Office Of
AdoIDhe Boudousqufe, ESQ., Notary Public In tuis city
MONDAY, the 24h day Of September. A. D, 1886, st
10 o'clock for the purpo.e 81 celebrating on the
affairs qgEald nsovent; that A. Derbes ESD bag been
pointed Tepresent the sbsent creditors snd that a Judi
ca against his and property stayed
By order of the Court.
Clerks once, August II, 1856.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
QUArRrEME CoUR DE DISTRICT &c BAELEB E FoRSTALL
de la vs.. CEs CREAHCIERS
Nnuvelle- Orleans. No 1883.
A Wis est par lie present donmes aux cream
"A ciers dit nsovable ct toutes in
teesse que cesou du dit proprete nsoisahes est
pour lie henefee de ce creaueeIs DUNE
Adophs Boudousquie noaire public dams cee vi e LuEDI
2ieme jour septemhre d. 1856 ID heures do ma
pour prendre consideration les aares du dit iDso
bles que NJ A Depbes pour representer les
creancies absent que procedures udce conre
persOnne ct propriete sont retsnu.
Par ordre de la Gf il STE
J. F. DICK, Deputy Greafer
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J. H. HARDY, secretatre a Fiat taaDA'0N ELI

r STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, August 9th, 1866
WHEREAS Phillip Keiser has applied to
w cancel his official bond coroner i'll and for the
parish of Orleans, to wit:
signed by Phillip Yeer principal and Caspar Auch Robt
Watson and Richard Lloyd securities each for the sum Of
33c the said bond being conditioned for the faith
performance by the said Phillip Yeiser of his dues
coroner aforesaid
Notice hereby given all persons interested in the above
described bond to show in writing at the office Of the
Secretary of State within ninety days after the last puDCa
ton Of this advertisement why the said bond should not be
cancelled and aunued.
Given under my baud seal of the State above and
the independence Of the United states the nneyhrst
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
j. II. HARDY Secretary of State.
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AUCTION Sales THIs pay


SALE OF 4 BOILER
September 10, 1860, at
W Gretna, Lar opposite the brick store near the
GFetna Foundry, will be sold
One og.Pr sure 20 tons Tu6uIar Boiler, taken from
steamer Calhoun.
BaJ~ TERAis-C Cash in national currency.
Sale to commence at II
BY order Of Col G. G. sAWTELLE,
Chief QusrterInastsr.
Z. J. STRAFG
Brevst Lieut.. Colonel Assistant Quartsrmastsr
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4
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY, April 1s 1866 the trains thlg
FRog THE LAKE.
clock A N Steam 4


Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at Aocock,
lieu OF Horse Cars.
An Extra Train viii leave the City every Sunday at
O'Clock ?. II.
On and after MAY 6th Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays at every half hour, from until
O'Clock II.
Fare, to and from the Lake came day, Is cent?.
Passengers GENTLY Station must notify the conductor
prior to departure the Fare is way
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent.
CORE FORT, SPEED AND SAFETE-IL.
" nois Central Acknowledgements route from New 0rean
to New York and all Eastern cities.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evening
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South.
Time from New Orleans to New York--SM days
For through tickets apply office Of the New Oraans
jackson Northern Railroad a Garondeet 1l3 Conn
mon street. Rotunda ST. Char Hotel 50 Canal street and
Depot also at office Of the Illinois Central Office Cairo.
NJ. HuGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
w. p. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
B. F. L0EQLEY,
General Southern Agent, New 0gtsaas.
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4 PSYCHOLOGICAL


Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fine Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy eff the Human Organs in state of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors it's De-
porabe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the Au
thors Plan of Teamenhe only rational and successful
mode of cure, shown by the report of treated
truthful adviseto the married. and those contemplating
rage who entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
free of postage any address, receipt Is in
or postage currency, by addressing
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" the Governors
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
ErAr DE IA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExE6u1

ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEFARTEMENr DE 1'ExEouE1F,}
NuuHele- Orleans lie Z Ayrl, 1866.
A TTENDU qu'applIcatton a etc fIIte pour
N Ia cancellation du bond oiciel de Charles T. White,
CONNIE greer cingueme CUur de district de Ia Souvee
Orleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datae du 81 Novenbre 1859 pour
sonme de $500 sgnea par Charles WHITE prin
eipal Gabriel De Feret Felix Robin CONNIE principal
CATION etan conditionnee pour la dele execution lie
dit Charles F. White de devoirs CONNIE Greher sus
dit.
par present dome tons qui son teresses
Iaite Obligation de montrer la ecrit bu
du secretare dEta pendant jors npres
la deniee publication de avis les rRons pour esquees
dite obligation serat pas Cauceilee ct annulee
Dome main lie EtGt, susdit,
ct de Independence des -uns lie quatreyingt.
Far 10 Gouyerneuf.
j. MADISON WELLS
Il IAnnv senratnire l,Etpt -
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.
CoILECToR's OFFICE FIRST DISTRICT LOUISIANA
New ORLEANS September s. 1866.
Pursuant to the provisions Of section % of An act to
vide nernalrevenue the government and topay
interest the public debit approved June % 1864,
amended the of March 1865 aud of July 49, 1866
hereby given all persons liable pay duties
under said act and amendments much Of the First Col
lection District OF the State of louisiana comprises the city
of New Orleans and Parishes of Orleans and Jefferson that
the oecnrO said district has received from the Assessor
thereof poou O his annual collection list pursuant to the
provisions of said and amendments that the duties
assessed by said Assessor incomes carriages gold
watches billiard tables and plate have become due and pay
able the said Collector his Deputy will
coecttou the his office the Custouhouse the
city of Nw Orleans at the City Hall in Jefferson City and
the Brook House in Ager etween the hours O'Clock
A NJ and o'clock daily from and after the 18th day
September inst until the 18th inst and that all persons who
shall neglect pay the duties and taxes AZORES
upon them the said Collector or his Deputy within
the time above specified will be liable pay ten per
additional the amounts thereof
United States Treasu and National Bank Notes alone
ceived Tor taxes E. J. D. ROUSE,
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$500
SPECRAL NtpIACFI9s
=. - ~ rT H.
STEAMERS ItlQ(nU dlUEt Uu-IIdU. 4
- .,.,--.,,-,-.,
AS ADVERTISED in The DAlL1 CRESOENI.
, af85s
Wednesdays september 90 A9""'
Texas. MORGAN, AN
Florida. HATTIE, Burrows. % PM
......... MARY, Myers-Cars...,..........4 PM
Lower Coast LIVE OAK, Bassett AN
Bayou Sara ST NICHOLAS, Heno......,.'.lO AN
Bayou Sara. ....,LAFOURCHE, Baranco. ..,.... 3 PM
Red Rivor..,..,c ApDo, Jacobs .............5 Pm
Ouacha River. CDGE FLETCHER, Tobin % Pm
Ouaehta River. .IDAHoE, Mclaughlin .........5 PM
St Louis. CLARA DoLsEN, McComas.5 Pm
st. Louis. NED TRACY Ashby ....,,,...5 PM
- -
COTTON factorS' ana oIhefs intereStea'
VIII please Jake houce nv" the memorial uoueSSeu 20 'ne
NON luigi Ntcc'ocu' occfealy u te AieHeu'St "sAlnS
mobilization OF existing regulations FOR assessing and collect
ing lne internal revenue tS on COTTON ana "uoP'eo az 'ne
.ee',us III ie fa'iese' oiu" o't as' evening, WIZ w
iouha Ao'pAf iof signature az Tue oo"hg places VIZ
AT the office of the New Orleans Times
Al the once OF the Commercial insurance company.
Al inc once OIL the FACTORS ana iraoes insurance Com
pany. y. FELLoWES'
JOSEPH pENEGHE, Secretary. President
NntYea-rVbe HrtttHh R4enn1shlu Luxor
will commence discharginp her cargo on TIL URsDAY 18th
instant at Post a. Fourth District opposite Fisks
Warehouse Cons,enees are requested TO call at our
Office settle freight bills receive orders and attend to the re-
CENT of goods on Tho evee otherwise they will be stored at
their risk and expense
s1p1.Ey GTrToN 4 co.
"a and "a Carondel.t street.
- - - - ar S7I,o1,,6a,. -
" a Ca,'eu ne G., Ing % - s"@ WTn,tFsntv
I,VI,sI WIN oo oat pte, otordnca u "a
$50 o. 's@ -
4NS''sA ~ 'i'' ALFRED MOULTON, President.
W Cooper Secretary Pro tenn
" -.
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k. G, C.--ATcmbers of the above
Organization are hereby ordore report themselves at the
OLD HEADQUARTERS, the Age Baroom, without
delay, during the next Six Days, @
Dr. Robt NJ Austin Secretary. will he in attendance at the
above place to inform members Of the object Of this call
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-The Queen! Ghe 9ueen!-The queen
OF HAIR REsTORERSl--Mrs WinsOw'e Queen Hair Re-
Btorer Is queen not only in name, but in virtues
1t is the best Hair Restorez offered to thepube
nfabIe and p.eserYer of the hair If faithfully
applied.
Els hair dye.
direcy upon the roots of the hair charging gray
original life COLOR arresng premature decay and
falling eFsdioating scurf and daRdruf and
curing all humors of the scalp
1t will change dry why hair soft and lu1ariant
treSss5.
Itiuparts delightful fr8grance to the hair.
In Bnort you wish your hair, in youth and
etain it through Ete use MRS wINSLoW'S QUEEN HAIR
RESFoRER. Price 81 per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
J. CONCEAL, General Agent,
80 ST. Charles street. N. 0.
= ORfce of the National Marine and Fire
Insurance. Company New Orleans May A. lS66At exc
ton held day u thAoGice the following gentlemen
elected az Directors to serve for thasnsuing year:
A. S. Mansfield J. NJ Courteney,
Geo. 6. DenisoRs David Mccain,
G. W. Cochrane, G. ". Griffin,
S. c. Enley, Louis Schneider.
Chas. Y. Lewis j. Il, F. Grace,
Spencer Fiev
s s J ! {.i &5?ssz; r,ls=s.
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TmE LANE cOTTON MILLS.

These MILLS, which were built by in 1850, effort
of Southern enterprise again under control: and
prepared to supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos
SIS to I2 packed in such proportions may be ordered
and ofhe quality put by prior to the war; which ex
celled any ever offered in this market
known, that while these Mills in my hands the
product of them attained reputation for superiority OF
quality and fulness Of Interchangeable by any ether
Yarns offered, This reputation has been prosuted by
certain unprnoped parties who have scrupled to
aud brand, to inferior article; and further
more learn that Georgia Yarns have been offered this
market, the product of my Mills.
To protect myself and from such impositions
have adopted trada mark which WILL hereafter be placed
each bale of my Yarns with the addition Of my signature
each pad label These Mills have agents. Orders left
at No. 80 Union street will bepronpty executed.
L La
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Frstcass running New Iberia, and all inter
mediate landings the Teche, make daily connections eX
cept on Sundays, with the trains at BraBhear City
Freight received and delivered the railroad ferry land
ing at foot of street, every day Sundays excepted
for and from all the road and for and from all
noints ON Bavou Teche G. W. R. BAYLEY,
c,.iar Irnninnnr md Gnrnral Snnrrfrtendant
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
HARDWARE AND SHIP cmANDLEEH

CELLS H. BosTIoK, FRANK W. sEYMoURl I'd,
Bostick g. Seymour.
t.f. Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER ZINC, NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS, sHoyELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE,
BRASS WORE and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CORDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK TWINEs
OILS, PAINTS. LAMPS, LANTERNS, Etc
AmKind OF Steamboat and RaiIrond Supplies
Sc and SO Fulton So and 81 Front street,
between Gravier and Poydrag
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SroKAGE,......'... STORAGE.
$. r LONGLEY JORN NJ. PUTEAM--nELTA WARE
HOUSE fronting Front and New Legee, between roa eGo
lafayette streets.
Theab0ye Warehouse being thoroughly repaired with
new oo5a etc, will be prepared to receive sorag9 for
G9;n Oats Wheat Bran, Bagging and Rgs and all
Refer t9s O. T 4 Nelson, R. Bleakley Co.. Violet,
gek q Co. D. s. Wallis Co, G G Garner, Patton q Dug
@e,Conway Bro. LLOYD R. Golemsu
S7aEMpTION OF CITY BONDS
OF TIE CoNMIss1oNERs OF THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,
| Notice is New Orleans, September LIST, 1866.
ions f sect6 given that in accordance with the provis-
SanR entitIeGh of the Legislature the ate of
leans and to prfn net consolid the City Of New r
Of its aFffrs! aafGr tae government and adininstr
| Sealed P,oposdisyed en- Feb 23d, 1882
da al October 1874 be received This Office until the 9th
Of 800 bonts Of slQ0l o'clock y frthe sac the city
hall Room No % audifad 70 Q, DeBgys secretary City
| JlIfSel ''Prnp6s ais fer SAFE OF bcnds.h
p q = MONROE, Mayor
JfSEPHAS, Controller.
GEORGEERNA AN DEF, Treasurer.
| Chairman Finance GnmmNARk,
r. IT, HIGH B2z I'd Of Aldermen.
Chairman Finance Coulmtt6@fH N, "
Q, DE BUYS, Secretary, NaF0 ASST A'aefmeh'
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oaBce-coRNER CARoNDEIEr AND CRAVE
NOTICE TO NAVY OFFICERS.

DEEPENING OFTHE COMM ERCIAL EXCHANGE
m and News Roon--No ll3 Common street Opposite st.
Charles Hotel New Orleans, LIZ. :
subscr bers are dtS invited to attend tSg TsGFePng o
TENDER 18th which ion cards Of membership Will be
presented for uneXepred terms. .,..-, .-.
EDWIN E. OVERALL.
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New Orleans, OpelousaG and Great
Western Railroad, September l. lS66-Passenger Trains
leave the Depot In Agers every morning, except Sundays
at O'clock arriving BraShear City at IL Returning,
the train leaves Brahear City M arriving at Agiers
, 1866-05-10

Lcxls1ntiye-The Metropolitan Police
BIt3-Peart yH. the Nashville Vj%ai-
Hnce CoMnIittee-RtveF Nesvs-tHeet.
Ing in Aid OF the Railroad tu Clnc1n-
nati.
Especial Despatch 10 the CHICAGO THbunc.l
NASHVILLE, May 0.
The Senate was not In session to-day. In the
non:e, A1. Foster, tho new member elect from
Hamilton, was admitted to a seat. Mr.. McNab
Will contest the bill introduced By ". J. Smith, OF
Hardeman, ditquslitYing a person not allowed to
vote from sitting on jury, passed on Its second
reading.
A bill introduced BY ". Duggan. Of Sewer, pro.
hib1tine non-voters from holding Office, passed On
it, third resding.
4 great effort is being made here to haze Ea<h-
vile excepted from The operations Of the Mctropol
mseitpg to-day 10 mcmo11alizc The Legislature Oh
the subject. Understand some sort ol Enforcement
ol Inc present c3r{ government has been ob,alned
and 81: Q from Judge John Lawrence. Of ,he Freed
mems Bureau. YesterlaY, at the close Of the ses-
sion. motion to reconsider the vote by which the
Withdrawn aud The bill went to the Houle- it viii
probably COME up Ia the latter bodF tomorrow, and
thlnk lrpul what have heard members ray they
Tie case Of Proi. Peril against he Ha.hyille
Vigilance Committee, OF 1861, WIS called up In tho
United Suites Court To-day, and. on account Of the
records, was conhnned until the October term
tingt otta1 BaAbead, were before Esquire Nteehan
over In the .nm Of 5U0 each for their appearance
before the Criminal Court:
. RiTer lous fett rcanf and ialftnE.
A11ived-Mercury, from Louisville; Tyrone, from
Cairo. Dcpar1ed-Emma Ftoyd, Tor Cincinnati
Cumberland, tor Cairo.
Ine e,tizens Of Chattanooga held arucettng yes
tetuay in reference to the proposed railroad Tin.
ctpnatI Several pF{SQp8 made fpe8Chea describing
, 1866-05-10

yarnah Railroad, connecting Opelka and Ta1l1de
., has 1asued circular stating that before tn
var, fifteen miles OF the road VIE completed, and
that In his opinion the company has AearlJ
faf0 600 cocctable asseis: Thc road Is dest11ed
eventually to connect Upel1ka with Tnscunbia. and
thus ill up the gap between Savannah and Mem.
phis. The circular gives glowing description oi
The prospects Of the Iual and invites to It the At
tention Of capitalists North and West.
The steamer White Rose, which has been Al
River, made her first trip 10 Columbus Jesletaay.
The pirate Semmes vas yesterday elected J1tze
Probatc tor Mobile County, Alabama. Faoera there
describe this as an emphatic endorsement Of the
Capt, John McGralh, Centre Of the Mobile Fen!.
anr, ha: ietued flaming address 10 the clebarne
Circle, No. l.
ii. j. William Taylor, Of Selma, ordered BY Colo
mel Castle to discontinue the use use OF tue chain
csns for freedmen, a. the Civil Rights Btlt te.
u.adn between whites and freedmen In the admla!s-
tfntion Of The law.
Last night there wps nor single a1reet In No
bile. the drft instance OF the kind in ten Jeurs..
with hitch the poisoned hessclf on Saturday, has
been aIrceted.
A bold caee Of highway robbery took place near
4tlanta yesterday. A Govc1unt nj wagon was sent
out to the freedmens camp with rattons, returning
empty. Two men Stepped ont Of thc bn: hes,
horzes, mounted md made Of.
4 terrible tragedy occurred IN Montgomery coun-
II, Ga, On Sunday. Alfred Morris plunged a kutfe
into tho ho.om Of seabern nall, innscling mortal
araie them, but WAS too Late. Levi then inmedi-
atety drew . pistol aud sent bullet through
the brain Of orie, killing blm instan'ly The allie
took place al Bellies Ferry, On occorcc River and
were respectfully connected, Mo.1i>' fathct being m
influential meUbtf Of the Legislature,