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SEAR jan =, 1855

Ameeting OF the passengers OF the "Fhtl.
sheridan" on her fiFst tIip IRON Wheeling 70
Cineilinati, was held on board the bustt, near
cinelnnati. on Monday. January 2gth. John
steele. Esq., in the chair, and r. = WinSnip
ss(sretnrS. a committee appointed for the
nurtnsa reported the following resolution
iHrhIth yres unanimously adopted:
ssssolt,s.i That we, the passengers on the
.,eSrner aPhll. Shei idan" on her INST trtp
TrS11, Wheeling TO Cincinnati, must express
snnr eradication 1t the superb Appointments
80 egeneTal management OF the steamer.
NSnriytifhsfanfilngt the heavy ice which inter
tsSs.i GREATLY with tho working OF the ma
s.,,s.,-s she' was promptly on time, and like
~. SSiiant nRlnesske ut winehtster, she
STousht us whirllng down me valley ~ nrsl-
sS,s tSl,le eieVant saloons, and the polite at
,..niions 81 Capt. Muhleman and every
~ az the boat who Jld every thing in
III ,,'StvSr 10 mike the time one OF unlInit-
n arsioynent. We coneratulate the brH5ss-
Tor OF tie spieIpItse ppon = ma Nj Who
NAV be 30 fnrtunAte rs 10 Dc her pas
sengers hereafter. ! 49,, s.-v1,I p,cS,t
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ORGANIC wEAKNEsS

Immediately cnred and full Yigon Restored.
This distressing affectionrwhie renders
life and marriage impnSdhle=is the penalty
raid by the victims Of improper indulgences
Young perSonsAre too apt to commit excuses
from not being aware of the dreadful oonse-
ouences that may ensue. Now. who that un-
derStands the subject viii pretend 70 deny
that the power of pnOereafipns Is lost sooner
nv thoSk Milling into improper habits than
by the prudent? Besides being deprived of
the pleasure Of healthy offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptoms to bnth
body and mind artse1 The syFfefn ipenofn6s
deranged, the PhySieal and Mental Fnnetions
weakened. los OF PrUcTeattve Power, Nerv-
Gus IrTitabilfty, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart, Indigestion. Constitutional Debility
a Wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consump-
ton, Decay and Death. ,.ff;,f.il
once. No. 2 south Frederick Street,
Len hand side going from Baltimore street,
a few doors from the corner. Fan not to OBJ
serve the name and humber.
Letters must be paid and contain q stamp.
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE.
d. A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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,,t1E INSANE PLACE, , nc
On wednesday, Feb IA, VIII. be sold. a
New Blank Books. Stationery Wrap
ping Paper. and 3. 600 Standard
''i'ea Sa5a Medical Books, saij

N6H Dlduh 0UOhS. .5LdbtOAOAJ H4NH
ping Paper, and 9. 600 Standard
,si'NA Sa5u Medical Books, .ai5 =
Consisting in part OF
-ll l40 copies GTay's Anatomy;
30 do Dunglison's Medical Dictionary;
go do Practice Medicine, WOODS Ben
nets, WntsoniS SC;
80 copies DaltOn'S PHYSIOLOGY
90 do VirchOws Pathology;
Il 1SO do Snrgery-Gross, - Ertchsen, Fer
400 comics u. s. Dispensaiory;
60 do Beckis Jurisprudence:
so do PaIriSh's Pharmacy
40 do Therapeutics, Wood, and Stuei
500 do Minor Surgery;
$40 do Surgical Anatomy
~ 40 do Chemistry, EoHneSSI 81. so
20 do Webster's Dictionary, &c, &C.;
go Blank Books, quireS Cap, y boundi
100 do . do small u to;i
SD do do fine, whole bound;
500 Reqms Writing Paper, cap, letter ana
mote: j. " III II q 81 -
20 ReaIns Wrapping Paper, assorted;
1000 Inkstands, various patterns;
10000 Envelopes: assorted
81 90 Blink Books, miscellaneous
200 Portfolios
Some ofthe Medical Books ore second hand
and win be sold sepaEatelS-' The Books and
instruments can be Inspected the day before
&C Catalogues may be had on application;
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel u. s. Vols,
ianY-l5t Medical PuTveyor U. s. A.
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MedhaI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. iDUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES,

InfaIIble In Correcting Irregularities, Remoy-
ing Distractions of the Monthly Turns
nom Whatever Cause, and -
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
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P. G. HILDRETH & BRO,

% Main street,
WHEELING. W. VA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NAlI5Ro
wv Bar Iron, Nails, sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
Steel, Window GlaSS. Printing Paper, Wrap
ing PAPER, Plae1eF Palis, Land Plaster, Ge-
nlent, Maryland Lime, Common Lime, Flour,
shanghai Matches, salt, Wooden Ware, &c
Agents for HoWeS Improved Counter and
Platform Scales.
ne highest IlnTkcf prize pad for Roq1, Ftd
seeCi GfTlScFaD, Ser1p Iron. &c. 4yH
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INFER SaIeasa
Gnrnnnissioner,s Sale

mr. tba valuable Real Estate. situate
a.. me IsifT of wheeling and Ohio
counfy. w. Va, Belonging 10
me Estate of Alexander Had.
rrgRa TFyTT den, qsSld. Z 4 : (
for Ohio County, West Virginia.
Edwin varney and wife ct ais,
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ta1 l.al --ii- $4,000 90
once ON Monroe street, No. s. betyeet
Main and Market. i.fI slI L IRWIN. i-i
decla-u 7tta ~ aa.t t+s Agent.
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cockleshell was all the talk in its day
and in mid-ocean the little Vision was
spoken, but after that the sea was 81
lent as the grave. A short time ago an
empty barrel, with "Vision on it, was
picked up near the coast of Africa.
We don't grieve for the two men, but
we do lament the dog that was coaxed
or forced to undertake so hazardous q
voyage.
Major General o. o. Howard has des-
patched Brevet Major F. w Gilbreth,
a member of his staff, to Memphis, Ten
nessee, to investigate the causes which
led to and the circumstances attending
the late riot in that city. Mai. Gilbreth
will report to Maj. Gen. Fiske, assist
ant commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau for Kentucky and Tennessee
The Secretary of the Treasury gives
notice that the Treasurer of the United
States has been instructed to receive
and pay unmatured United States Ger
tifcates of Indebtedness with accrued
interest, to the extent of $4,000, 900, If
presented to him before the first
prOximo.
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= 81 + K "a x "a q -
From Lysp -psia
Roail Reflect! Act!!!
TARRAEI q Co.

Gent.ernen--I am arez3cnt CT Cura-or and hav
been disposed 10 write 20 yCu ICacamEg the real
value Of yOuI 5ELGIEk APEklENT as a remedy
for lnulEes.iJ- aud Dyspepsia. ] desire 10 express
10 you my slCc,ro Srautude Jr the great Eeneut the
SELL LER has done ny wife.
For four or i've ears Iay w-o hes been sadly
stficIed VIII Dyspeps,d, sEd gioI 'Eg under the
eat,elt Of several DCctcrs iCI tvs " ,hree ears,
she Wes hEGl!y lniCced 10 s-eK tie SjCe Of q
learned Physician, Docltr CsDislis, 90 tenC.ueiH,
who INN eds ely heated res with ycCr EfEk-
VE5CkNT SELIaEE APkElEEI, sae began
improve 81 oUcs, 81. ~ r-W PEKtEC rLT WELL
feel Il TO he ny cu;y ilr tie good q humanity 70
make this state LeUt ieoiiug tita medicine 20 val
liable should Re ~. ely k4oEn.
TrU-tiTg yCU 0ll gIvv the pub.l-ty. ard repeat
ing u CGI1cst gtsutCde and tLsHEs.
IgEc 7CIy respectfully voun,
). p. q. EEN1IQUky,
New Ye-E, June %, e5. Merchant. C-fscso. "A
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I.afehclnr,s Hair nref

The Original and Best ia the World. The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Instantaneous Produces immediately q splendi q
Black OF natural Brown, without niuung the hair
or skin. Remedies the IN effects OF bad dyes Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regenerating Extract Of Mleheurs, FOR Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sepio-ly New YORK.
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We Al

Tie suffering mlliOn1 d. 90 4a1d 10 g.ve ne
remedy q tral CcLy.nca. that By Is timely uea
many may be relieved, many cured Of DISPENSE
Heartburn, SoUr Stomach, Sick Headsc O. Dig,
ness, Indigestion, lies, q, sbveness, lious Al
lacks, Liver Complains, khelmat.e Affections &c
Resd the Pamphlet %. Testimonials with ca h b.
Ee and 20 not use the decline against the advice
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only y "a RRANT a CO., ~
1IssuNIcn 4 .aes, NeH York.
Eo1s-V0r azI' ~ a. DFugriat1 yny4 "
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Wanted.

w sslzi Of from Forty % Two Hundred dollars
uer month, and expenses, Witaout reqdlrng them
10 sell hrsf on comm ssicn. our publications.
LLOYD a SMITH,
nsy4-2w d4H Springfield, III.
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sepI5IY

Go TO Bryant, ststton q Co. = Nashville Business
College for thorough education IN book Keeping.
Penmsnship, Commercial Law, Commercial Cslcu-
latous, Partnership, Settlements, sc.
send for College PAPER, Circular, &C.
Address BRYANT, STATION & co.
Ocu3-iy.
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HrrrRs ny PERMISSION 70

REFERs by PERMISSION TO
1oa. hcha,d Ogelsby, Governor State OF Illinois.
non. David L. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, y. s
son. VIM G. Brownlov, Governor Of Tennessee.
Aig. gen. JAS p. Brownlow, adj. Gen. ststs OF Ten
nessee.
non. H. H. Buen, Nashville.
non. VIM. Naihsniel Baxter, Nashville.
aon- 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
lon. John Hugh Smith. Nashville.
Z. ". hs1ey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
.s'aFs. horrs a s,ratton, Nashville.
-,'''s Evans a Co., Nashville.
'-''a Porter, Columb.s, Tenn.
lllsl6tu
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DR.. McGILL'S
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE,
What every Nan, Woman and Child
should Have.

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
VNHIS Medicine hss been tried the two las; years
Il Of the Cholera. snd has proven 70 be the best
prsvsntatve; aed The public may REV on iis dong
vhsf DR.. Mc6iiH says Il viii
Ths Medicine is warranted 70 cure DiarThea.
Sumner Complaint PANS % the Bowels. and
give immediate r-hef Of thrse Symutoups Of Cho.
ieTa Printed directions are on ever bottle. With
the age and dose. The Medic ne ! 5ut 10 IN two
different siEes o. Pree 81 90 CT Ak botsles for
So o. prce s., OF SIX bottles for SO A liberal
discount made 70 those who Opy to sell azsin
Any person sending s. b mai, VII receive six
b. - ~ eNrre7s-
cal az ,is- oaaee nd rooms q Or. Mc(sTIIa over
York's Book store, Nashville, lean
aBrZl-Sm
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OOLGATE,s HONEY soAP-

This celebrated TOiiet sOap, in such univsrsal
demsnd, Is made from the ehoiessf ----.ssials, Is
mild and emolisnt in ire nature, fragEantlY
scented, and extrernsly beneficial in It's seton
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists snd
Fancy Goods Dealers. l6sb9-IY
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DOCTOR OARoW,s
CH0LERAS PElIEIl

Nov that We anticipate CHOLERA in our untdsf.
~ .tcehoOYes us al b secure Rnd keep on hand
-oIno hnosn and eftectual remedy Tor any ener-
gency. and this We find in DR.. OAROW's sPFCI-
fiC, Wh On be prescribed and used with such un-
r0un ied success, scarcely ever losing a easel
"nen ttl9 scOurge visited Nashville some years
past Dr. CaroW Was one of our most eminent and
sueeessiul physicians, and when his old frisnds
learn tnis remedy can b had, Thousands who have
esied Pc virtues W not faii 70 have b on hand. IL
p no Patent Medicine, but q compound from tho
Prescription u this disungui. he'd Praetition
There can likewise BE- no better remedy Tor Chole-
ra-mor5usi Diarrhoa and Dysentary.
For sale cnly BY
r. P. JENKINS & co, D7u9Viat..
msyo-H q Market street, ODD. Union.
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

. D s TUrHILL, Deputy United states Masshsl,
H. collects Aole Accounts, &c, Ia Middle Ten
Be- zee Office Gt SUITE Capitol. next door TO + ed
lri Court Room. = ~. Lock Box -, eee adFer-
auent in another column. ldeC9 ON
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1-7-I'''' TIT n - . - TO IlIla
On the Zjd Of Jolly last / submitted through an
agent Of mine, 10 the Medical Director Of the De-
partment Of the Army Of tbs Cumberland, a sam
pie Of my Cedron biitsis, for Inspection, and re-
Quested n after analys =, he found q mentOri0us %
sanction and approve is Use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical iir-ct0rs FeBiy, aud
also Gen. koaeorans permission % ship 80 dozen
az once, 10 have u sold % soldiers.
JOHs Bull.
81 am satisfied that Cedr0n Bitier4 will do no
harm 90 any one If taken Tr0pery and In modsra-
Ton. see no objection 10 Dr. Bulls being permit
.cd 70 dispose OF % t1s suffers
HFNET A. TuURsr0S
surgeon and Medical Director, ID. O."
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A VOICE from PIrTsBUaG.-
NrcKscUEs, miss, Aug. Q, 1853.
Dr. John BUH Dear Sir. am happy 10 state 10
yol tina. nave Used your vsluable Cedron Buffers
with great beneftto yselG, in general detiH v ami
prOstrauOn Of my system produced by The ia
healthy snd miasmatic Influence Of the N ississipp
uver around NcksEurg, having been With General
0fant5 army throughout Its whole southern cam
psgn- lcOuhdenty recommend its use to all per-
sons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates
III. W. FOGIF
Asent H. : SANITARY Cl.r,T,,,---i,
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NEWS DEALERS, dc.
HEAL ESTATE AGENTS

IUNE a TUN ~ELIf-Wholesale and Retail
" Bookaelers. Stauoners, and New Agents,
no. 90 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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Admlnlstrstor,s Notlna.

HkVING qualified e. Administrator on the e.
II taEe Of John H. Hal, deoeasea, fhls IL 10 no
~ AZ perHons baYlnS claims against SAID estate b
nie mem with me within the tine prescribed tyy
az, OF they vii Be- barred, snd ih0ss lndetted =
come forward and make payment
Jinls-H JOHN HI. sldITH, Admir-
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WALL PAPER, etc.

n L.kRW. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 Buf iness Agent, over Horks BoOE Store, $50
Union STR et, Nashville, Tenn. sul6-Gmf
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CITY DIRECTORY.


---,pry A SMITH, Nos. sc and ss Union street.
( 80 steirrl represent the following Companies
80 u hartford, Security, Manila tan, Meiropoli-
- plls- z and KBiczerboci1er Life Of New l0rk,
~ i@9dsnt Of Coiurcbus Ohio.
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HEADQUARTERS TErAEr or rHE CUmHER1AND,l
NASHVILLE, TrSN., July -, 1865. I
Or. John Bulls ~ nt, Mr.. --, has permission
20 -hp 10 Nashville Tenn, 10 gro-s or 500 dl zen Of
Bulls Cedron Biters for sale d suffers in Che army
only
Inc regulations Of the Treasury Department are
% b9 cmp.!et with itchy
BY con mand OF MAJ. 6eu. Ros-c rars.
Wa. N. WIS,
Major and Provost Ma hal ,seueral.
For sala, wh0,e-ale and retail by BERRY De
g Co, Nashville o euu
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N ERRITT a HILIr-Dealer- IN Wall Paper
vi Window Shades, Winuow Glass ard Photo
graphic Material, ~ Chmch street, Msyield
Build nR, opposite Maxwell House.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.
COAL AND WOOD.

EN5HT BROTHERS.-Dealers IN Cumberland
N md iIitsburg c al Wood sawed snd sphlIu
aTs lengths. Ofice 40 Church street. Yard on
THHlLF.
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Liquors.
Portable EnqIne fer Sale.

Tg7ITH foil and complete set Of OIL wen Tools.
~ With tubing, pumps, and sucker rods, For
further particulars, enquire s.
PERRY & DUMONTs,
ulaJl-u No. Il Broad Street.
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By Telegraph
AfternOOu DisptOhss.

The Merchants National Bank.
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Good Lord, can hardly help myself
how can l catch him and he young
manY A few days after the old man
was seen at liberty, and, on being asked
how he got out, replied, "They took all
l had-S6l so"
8. That among the uniform iudg-
ments of Mr. Fits court SIS is the fine
| for resisting arrest and s. upon arrest,
whatever the result of the subsequent
trial.
THE COURT CONDEMN But PRoTECT THE
PRISONER.
These charges were investigated by
a court organized by the officers of the
bureau themselves, and presided over
by Lieutenant Joseph F. Allison, of
the 10th Veteran Reserve Corps. The
findings have just been given in. They
are that charge one was not fully sus-
tanned, but that Fitz had not extended
proper protection to the prisoner and
had authorized his maltreatment by
the guard; that charge two is not sus-
tanned, but that the trials before Mr..
Fits courts seem often to have been
conducted with indecent haste; that in
case three Mr.. Fitz is exonerated
from all blame; that in case four mani
fest neglect and inattention had been
exhibited, but whether from accident
or design did not appear; that in case
i've the charge was proved, but in ex-
tenuation, it was shown that the guards
acted without orders; charge six not
sustained; charge seven not fully sus-
tanned, but enough proved to make
Mr.. Fits conduct reprehensible. The
court therefore recommended his dis
nlissal, but appended an opinion that
these charges were not made against
him by Mr.. Ladder with any desire to
benefit the freedmen, but from mere
pensonal spite. This finding has not
yet been confirmed.
THE CHARGES ACTUALLY SUSTAINED.
The evidence as it actually stands
upon the official record, not only seems
to sustain all the charges, but intro
duces new elements of horror. 1t was
proved that Fitz had taken men who
had never had the smallpox out of the
prison where they were confined for
non-payment of fines and other often
ces against the Trent settlement code,
and had marched them under guard
and compelled them to bury people
who had died of the smallpox That
he had also refused to give collins to
people who had died of the disease,
telling their relatives to bury them as
they were. Captain Seely, superin-
tendent of The bureau at Newbern, and
Fits superior officer, was examined,
and stated that he had authorized the
infiction of fines. Fits books gave no
clue to the cases in question, as the re.
cords were said to have been lost.
Generals Steedman and Fullerton,
yesterday, visited the settlement, and
in conversation with the poor creatures
there elected statements quite as re-
voting as those established on the trial.
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RELL AND brass FOUNDERS.
1000 ANp JoR PRINTINa.
BREWERY.

HOUhhELL1ItH n ND y - IT IUN y -
CN6LETON, K. n bookseller, Publisher
y salonu, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building
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MI latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and
FlE1ss, Express Wagons snd Carya.s, y North
EaTEal street.
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70 Rock Masons and Quarry.
men,

w ~ ~, Tor ten mon hs. Thir y Rock-Aasons
..,-r ~ I-- lnlry expsri Q1arfymen, 70 work on
= e1torF a. West Point GA. Liberal wages
Fs- - promptly 90 the 1T Of every month
= -. - ca srs apply % JaO DEyer& Co, White
Ezvs Atlanta. MICHAEL GARDNER,
Contractor.
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RUPTJRFD
sem re. Address, + b Foote, N D, IIsO Broad.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

Attorneys aud claim Agents.
II s. DrLANY, Attorney At Law. and War Claim
IL. Agent Cleveland, Tenn. nov25-ly
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MAhklED-sent free In sealed envelope. Address
4 FoOte, d, 1850 Broadway, New Fork.
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MEDlCAL COMMON sENgE-4OO psQes-tOO
llustratous, 81 So Sent by mail everywl ere, post
bsu- Oo1lents Tables sent tree. Address the Au-
thor, + Foote, N d, 1850 Broadway. Nav YorE-
aprlO-3m COOS
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SPECIAL NOTICES

p, Old EYES MADE Nav. without spsctacles
Doctor or Medicine. PamshIet rDaiias - -
dress i B Foote, N d, ll36 Broadway. Ne,F Yori9
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

-,twPBELL MoRWEN d GROB5BECK, AttoT-
[ pevs 81 Law anu Claim Agents, practice 70 sil
~ Courts. C0ilectiOns promptly alenueI Cs
20 elaine against the United States and vouchers
r-lieeted Office u North Cherry street. up STAIRS,
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o.. ToHrKTss, n. ". PoHrER, VIZ. A. lord
Lrs M1. lth Of Edgeddd, late BIZ. MGJ0f
hs1 L.4. Cdu Tenn. ] Sch0Hoi1'S STAT.
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rHE COURT CONDEMN But PROTECT THE
PRIsorrR
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-25
.SHERIFF,S SALES.

~<~~>~r-N~~~~~~~~-<>~<~~@
State Of Louisiana-Paris Of East Baton
Rouge Fifth judicial, District Court
No. 646- Catharine Hernandez Vi. A.
ny VII TiRf hi e oia wrisof .eiaurs ana sal.
- issued in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, and 20 me directed from the
Honorable Fifth Judicial District Court,
in and for, the Parish and State aforesaid,
! have seized andlwill expose to public sale,
in front of the Court House door of said
Parish,lin the city Of Baton Rouge, on ic1
Saturday, the Sd day OF February next,
A. d :, 1855, at IL o'clock, M, of said day,
the following described mortgaged prop
erty, to-wit
A parcel OF Land situated in the rear Of
the city of Baton Rouge containing one
and half arpents in front on the public
road leading from the city Of Baton Rouge
to the Amite River. with depth of seven
arpents, more or less, bounded East by
lands of Mrs. Hiriart; West by landsiof
Magruder; North by the public road, and
South by lands formerly Of Madame DeDe-
liaro. 10 y AZ g r. " .,t . 'a
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of
judgment, interest and cost in the above
entitled suit.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tions, viz: ga
For Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment, in Q. s. Treasury, Notes. 49, -l4i
4 jan2 - ga ED.GoUSINARD, Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-25

State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
Olivia Montgomery, wife, vs.. J. Smile
Montgomery, husband-No. 634-No-
vember Both, 1865. f.HE q
THIS CAUSE coming up for trial after
l. previous assignment, the law and evil
dence being in favor of the plaintiff and
against defendant,
1t is adjudged and decrced that plaintiff
have to recover judgment against the de-
PENDANT for the sum of Six Thousand
Three Hundred and Sixteen Dollars, with
interest thereon from Judicial demand,
with legal mortgage upon the property of
defendant, to date from the 25th of Octo-
Der, 1857. I8 49, alft VI
1t is further ordered and decreed that
plaintiff be separate in property from her
said husband, and have the administra-
ton Of her separate property, that the
community of acquets and gains be dis
solved. FIJI s-.-4 nib. ass1E
1t is further decreed that the defendant
pay all costs in this suit
Done, read and signed in open Court
this I'd day of December 1865.
(signed) - E. 7. POsEY,
.-....--. Judge Fifth District Court.
A true copy, December 18th, 1865.
/. ALLAN, Deputy Clerk. ian2o.