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, 1866-09-26

Az: A kann moved that tho assessment roll 70
~ ssea gss:sea md as ,s.e;sm.qt - sel
as tonhFmeu 0J Tue passage O. Inc naaA oft6
Z feoaaz1aesion attached 1 ahc1e'o.
::eesiIent 4: , roll Tor safe.nG n,tins, grading
y '!oeA !; h1n1ie = addiaon 10 smeaeo' and @sxe"
= Aidl Eann morcd ,bat the a.sess,nen, ro,. be
-. snn1pned ~ ti1e nasssre az H. psnai n,Ier
+ feonaaion sEma "a stsehed ahsfs,o' a' USUAL ''ass
- sonus o'aA"' 0'N'e1 .1sa
~ ..s,..ncnt mi, to- 6i1n,, .,,.dJn. .,d ,,.nk.
N scr rr,n,n nnrth .nS Eth ah1 H. Wnxt
10 1Ssk sn5 RSs e.
cn1med naG Mdnn ln0'eo 'ta' en' a'sess@en' ''' 90
VA III cunarmed by III hasssre 4 nf the nsnsi order
Il eoaorn'o'''n s"aeoec H,sos soese'o- I
e oz rrsang fsa e
,rcet md ssEcd IL ronn,ms,,nn'
Ala Monre mosrd 1hat the assc.sment roll be |
o e uas oef
sona1"a''on a'Aeoco 'aaisto Aiso'
~ .,..<.n.nt will ro1 engsfno and n,vtn, with
xoo15en b]oct pavement Washi.scton street tTom
:onnim4uon. x.a that ,,s ,.,...,,s,. mi, h.
,onf1n,cd nf%, 4to'eo A1' VIC
LIZ .noifon pner,s,-d and tbc ssae.smprt ro1t
q hs Raafsage Of The USUAL ofaes
- eoA''' '3'A''S1 N'|a~A AIso
N assessment roll for alliag, grading ana plant;
Ia ~ aubaiyision 1a of sou1heaat M Of Sec
ian +; a Il. and ihas nor1inn ~ a11eI mnninp
.n.t -,a -1est th.-,rh sa;5 hIn.k n frc HoisfeA
:t4eet 10 she est ,;Ge n a11cr ehoTs naued and
,sEe5 ~. e ~ A"es "0''s Ao1 @"-
xd X Hi mn1ed LEI be roll be con-
wa snrs"sed r. ~ |ssa.0a ~ ne nsnal nr13er
of eounrmation ~ a,tachsd @ iheietn. ''1' ''>'
"a asssfsment roli Tor ansn ~ ssree
Ifs et,nnnas,9nn ~ ]a'e"" e'e""s' 1AN
coni'1mea u e" moved 'nas 'ne @s7e7eneH' 'o'' w
1.ha ,not;nn .,-ar.,,od md tbo nase.encnt rnn
xss cnnf1r1oed Il bv thc Nssssae ar he nsual order
~ WAN A1''' Also,
an assessment roll for fiInrl GRADING, md p1auk-
fnr ai1e1 rnnr.ine north md south, between
nfrn3sijor.
AID. BarreIi moved that the assessment roll be
The motiou prevailed and the assessment roll
VIA couhrmcd by he nassan.e or The usunl order
cf fconn1masion % @ q s,,ashed M thereto s 1''' ''S'
an assessment roll for private dralns o. Washing.
aven9e, and asked tts confirmation.
AID Atnu MoSed that the assessmcc- AoA DC
conaImod. ..-....,.,
The motion prevailed. and the asscssEco' RON
was confirmed hr the passage Of tne IL NJ
Of confirmation attached thereto.
.-... Afo,
an assessment ro1! for private dratns rcAt Nan.
dolph street from Hhlsted stEcet TO Tie river and
ASKED its confirmation.
AID. hnnn moyrd that the assssslHI::. oh ae
confirmed.
The motion prevailed, and tho ordnance was
confirmed by the passage Of the usual osdtt Of
confirmation attached thercto-
ALSO.
m assessment roll for private drains On Ihsalle
stteet from Madison to Jackson streets, and asked
LII ccn6rmation-
AID. CAlkins moved that the assessment roll be
confirmed.
, 1866-09-26
| and Aid. Entck.
Wicker, Barrett
i, Moore, Gchnler,
tnrd. Bixhy, Ho1-
L pruudfoQt, Ruh.
HciL.
. 1!Rz}
N
%, Septen ber

T. : ~
E5stss' sas 60: Ss!ss!s I
=. + assIs 9o1a M.STs Wo,.
~. '>-..f, PFoudtoot Kun
w.ltrork. Kant
:;
5inTses ;',4s 81 Of tns ;sr segg. g.
:, -.-. lid September .1:th.
,TTea Hrcnx,7nrra91oH m1o91 1s'nf nF To4ss.
ara KnirErrhnrkrr moxe1 thaf the yote hv |
uhich IN oI1inanec for changing tie name of |
had been passed On September TN, 1850, bs re-
Isa f. S,eSsS sS. iss The whole subject
tne of H nes
following vote: |
dyfs.Ald. Coz, DrWo}f, Wicker, Barrett, Cal |
kins. Finnucan, Hatch, Rafferty,, Ttlcott, Wood |
"A, bt1by, Ackhon. shacIiord, lawson, o'sul-
Nots-Ald. Knteterhocser, ca4.er, Moore,
SEshule5 Eas Ftisble. Holden 1susssll' frondf'os'
which IN assessment roll for cprbtng, dlliug,
grading md paving, with wooden block pave
Twcnty.teeond street, bad been eonnsmed Sep.
teEnhei - lsse. be .seonssdered; n, d 49,.
the motion OF Aid. Holden prevailed by The fol-
xyes.kid. D'wolf, Wicker. Barrett, calk!ns.
hns.e1l. nsn heShoa, e P1ondioot, Aah, shseSfoTd,
lnWton. O'Sull!vnn-!7.
hots-A1d. knfeiaeEtocker, Coz Carter, Hatch,
Schiller. FfisbIe, Rafferty,, Woodsrd, Gn.iAeld-1
Aid, Holden moved that the assessment roll be
referred back to dc Board Of Public Works
1hst ibe assessment roll be lid on lie tsbie until
Inc next regular lnceins Of ihe Council, so as to
nItv v" o} ,sFins tber WE'VE ~ Sesor. the connen
AID. Holden withdrew his motion, md the mo,
eai'4ea' rs7,uoss AID CONGREGATIONS.
Rcnaopst1ance of citizens against the passage Of
mn n15Irsnrc snthnrf1inr fhN Chfcar, aud Gseat
Fasieam f. Raiiioad compaiy " to lay down snd one.
Ia.e ,1aeS o9 Ef 'asfs i On fWean aao h'ne
Lid on fle liable to come ND With the ordinance.
Fcti,ion Of ladies asking for an appropriation
far fhn eEtablieLirr of a tHoure of Keiicc and
4esptai foF eHing females, was, on motion Of
Referred 10 Committee on Finnncc
Fetition Of A. y. Keyrolds for appointment as
Gnascr ard Inspector OF liquors, was. on motion
Referred 10 Committee on Licenses,
Petition Of james P. Roles, guardian Of ". n:
Brophy. for the remission Of dne for Violation OF
AID Shaekiord moved Tint the petition be re-
ns It o. rs
srl noes thereon be- Hoon..,,, -, t,uo.,,u, ,o,s.
Wicker. Barrett, Calkins, Kann. Ftnnucan. Hatch
Moore, sehulE5, FItsbte, Rafsfty. Ta'sott. Wood
| ProEdfoot, Huh, shackford, Lawson, aud o'su1.
uvau-a6-
Hot.-So2e. ,,,...s. -, a.. son., Now,
anS Wess 5Iylslss, fof q e1tsasien = !ls pound
relating 10 pounis, was, on motion Of Ald. Raj:
| Laid On The table. ,..,
Petition ~ oa hEsya oconnoF' IN relation 10 the
' Ald. pSoadiSot G t moved lhnl tho prayer Of the
| potion be granted.
, 1866-09-26
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% on ktya q 10 .aIsa
Fnfa11a1e, eianfz Or 1t Cur Eoo9na
Large and spse :. ndtd Assortnrs,,t n q -
- sh'> " .FuRSlrBRK,Sxc.,
At AuC71oH., 8
rooms, ~ and * 1E - " O'Clock, 1t our ea1e.
ttnsive mt AZ eunsisity ar ~ -
III slo(supe1torN afs eh new dssfcIass Fnrnt1G1"
s5pEss1y nF n h hest sste s.,d rs nxs
sn1seeT T., Hne y eleSaSf S pfsx INa-
and Cha i1a FaueT RreR 81 5AalE C1ot TmttSS
iii covered wth .tha besf a. sh md esaer fopnys1
P1rlor md L1 2fJ Eoof rssst &n4 English EoSfs-
e. Iadices Vo x TIM H.
CHANBER s. SUIT4~S Ss taESa.4c ~
EesneeE sqits Of thsee I'D a;soE5Meut OF
Nannt 1ad d 81 tateai5on y invited 10 these rto9
sadca.fase1 .i4: 4: thas-,y z pillar Dianx Psftr
ihe sa Ia t9x,ft1e IT; ~ 9as saaeIaH
p. md e1amin1 sne 9eos M IT bsnr IL e
tAIasa from The county c1n heSe ~ 3he7s oaE rot o
s7e teom ~ te pe ras1es sear sesg.af q
bonEht pc furniture ste7ts tSaq sss1 cs9 n
Be E1ad npartieH WshnE to buy wlil msfh .hnnna
eIsntnaaon of prices md quality 8 ihs fasaieafu
cheaper 1haa they szn hny Gene 4nd - yous-
telve3. GMnERI &aANPSQN. AurIfs-
:; Y&0
, 1866-09-26

The propeller Mainc.C Captain A. Feed. arrived
hrrc yesterday morning ffom Ocdeusburst, with
tu'l freight list and coodly uuuber Of pssscn-
gers.
The propeller Acme, Captain Dickson, made
the poH early yesterday uosIirs, With 50o tons Of
merchandise, 1u7 tons Of tnflroad iron and : fall
complement Of passengers. She 1c:t last ercning
for Milwaukee to load with IS 00 bushels Of wheat
and 90 barrels Of -four for ButYa1o.
The propeller Ottawa, Captain Palmer, left last
evening for Grand Haven and Mnskcrnn With
merchandise.
SCHOONER EHEr.-This vessel, commanded by
Captain John pa1suns, which had her rndder
twisted Oft on Lake Huron during the gale of Fri
das night. arrived here yesterday morning in tow
ofthc wrccking tug "Lesihthan." )" Captain Norton.
Shc IL loaded with 30 barrels Of salt md Will 70
into dry dock for repairs as econ rs hc1 cargo
is discharged.
The schooner Robert D. Campbell. which sunk
ne1s Wells street bridge on Saturday night, Is
being raised BY Mr. Geo. Fisk, who has con
tracted to sal$c and place her In dry dock for
fs00.
The schooner Star OF The North, Is also being
raised by the Boston WreekIne Comp for
1850.
SCHOONER !As1A.-Thc ting Geo. v. Wood, Cap
tain Crawford. leaves to-day for ttis vessel, which
ran upon Spectacle Reef III 1.nkc huron, few
weeks since. and WAS reported total loss. The
nna Is hot broken IN TWO. but IL IN excellent con-
dltlons rcndc'tnr INC success Of Another attempt
to eet her up almost mn Absolute ceftatnty- tits
proposed TO pft fh5cc stsous pumps on board and
pump Inc Sestei oat snnlsaenuy 10 enable thcm to
remove hef CARO- ol ~ IONS oa coat Inc bold
VIII tnen DC alleo VIVA csaps! GIL oaneis. ana MI
tight boxes To guard against ,hc possibility Of hex
sinking. She will be towcd TO Milwaukee for re-
pa1ss. Ahe As'a u new sesse- snAs oeAnE onis
hef eeeond sesson' snc Is Vessel Q! me Argest
eana9 class, ana nas Carrying capacity o1 sAoo
eusnen VI "nea'. anu IL osoco os Af' oas1a
MILE, OF mas chy:
INC Wrsesine steam tns Lcsiathsn, o. Bufalo.
Captain Sotacn- LETT LIST evening for Racine, 10
fh,te tae eehooner Mary ). scott, which drilled
ashore ehoFt distance aocFe the nos1h pier few
oars haaee1 -
tne eeIeeust ",lhato wallace, ~nscn ."K
ashore Al a Ioint aoncs on tl'e night Of thc 18th
lnstAnt, WIZ eatso u 'ata, was sol OH " Lie
steamer ciara, aao towca 70 Detroit for repairs.
A NEW DE1 noch IN e1L'f1ASn.-A company
a
, 1866-09-26

FoCxp DEAD.-About len O'Clock on Monday
utgls. the body OF man wes found upon the
nsi!rnad bridge At Elgin, He was considerably
maDE1ed md several Of his ribs broken. The sup-
position IL that he had tecn by passing
tsafa. The remains were not identified yesterday.
, 1866-09-26
,NRDNANCE-Be it ordained by the
II Cn.nunor Courc1l oc 4ha oc f.htraEn

nKDINANCE-Be It ordained by the
Conmon Council OF the City Of Chicago:
EKcTIoyy. THAT section fIeeo Q3} Of chapter forty
seven ls7) OF ordinance entitled IN ordinance for
he C1ty q Chie1so passed peiooer "a lsGs bs and
any hackney t0sch, omnibus cab other carriage
for lhe conyeyanee ot Passensess Of Of Any waEons
gaze. lngExgc merrha1dise shall MAKE stand
1tcppnR place, With without bis rehicle. while
public grounds adjacent to any railroad Of raiIRaT de-
9f plsets deslgna by lie Superintendent Of Police Of
3%td CLfy Of Chicago under penalty Of not less than
i've dollars, exceeding oue hundred dollars. tor
tach and every offence.
eIc. 4 All ordinances and parts of ordinances tu-
Constituent herewith arc hereby repealed
SECS This ordnance shali BE- IL fosee and TIE
Pas4ed September II. IsB6- AppFnve y September IS
1&6. ). b. RICE, Mayor.
Attest 4 n fTtV CLERK.
, 1866-09-26

MADAME ALVIN
The Great Clairsoyant and Magnetic
Doctress,
Has located At 347 Eouth C1a.kst4 two doors sboys
Uayrisont whcze The may BE- confnited on nll mat
tcfs concerning health and LIE She vii giro Informs
t1op on matters concerning EoEe mafslAES 49,
and viii the Of the LADY or &cuUe1an A1cy
Ntll mslTT. tltp thA n1lnt Ct her vtstfnfa-
All diseases treated bJ magnetism aad eieeHa9Vs
TYr9.1du
, 1866-09-26
dIla11ten=ReaI 35state,, =

w hartnr for sale q lot. on reosiA4t., bex1een
vanButrn ana Tyer-atss nonnnx cast WIN dnla eash
| huJee By Addressing C. z. Tribune 0Ufee... ys4
, 1866-09-26
daanteD=== Correspondent

VNTANTED- Correspond ndenee-A widow
w tA6J, under thirty yGn of agc. wishts eor1es:
poudenre With = Eentenan. with yisE 70 mot1at
CnlcAk 70 Post Once. yls1
, 1866-09-26

CTOLEN-On the 9Th inst; from WIN.
norse Mnle Of medium AIN. o!er Gx yoaIa old AL
clipped and rather usht tEo wtndG,ls On 1ss enKe
LAEs reward viii be paid foE b. letVynt Tho Apoye
AddScSs- JsW
, 1866-09-26

fs,,idd Na Fnste1 1:,s 5 whe is
York wita CAPT Beh e9d i.mily. md Win them -.
Of liros, and the death Of Captain Ben married
hotel Ecepc 10 Of near Ghieago will ked her present
New Tork City. shs win hssF OF something rrcat 20
hcr Adr rAutage pecuniaz1ly- ysso
, 1866-09-26

Fora sidewalk on the east side Of Peoria street,
ft9m Jsekson , street to Sat & bareq I e stsess: ..
from Cuion street 10 IIaisted street
Fo. sidewalk On its, .hs 1orh . s1de q Mitchell
op s hs es tae Ct aseen
fun Jackson stree! to Van Buren, street.
| For sidewalk on the north sids OF Van Buren
Fo1 side Sidewalk On tbe cast siae ofdofsaa STREET
from Jackson street. to Van Bnten street.
| For sidewalk on thc y wsst side Of Union street,
| For Sidewalk On The eonth side OF First street,
ttom Reuben street to ranltna street:
t5e@ n fasicr I ssai st1eei 70 Iwsinh ss1eet
For ? ttdsWslk X or o. tne t.t "9xs - stds o. Aosgsn
% ais Sia 81 So se t. ii
For q eidewalk on The north eide Of Carroll
For Sidewalk On dc east eide OF Honolc etsces,
| from Madison ttrcct 10 Adams street:
Fer sidews1s s,asst on 2; hs Test sae
For ti5swalks on lo,h eides Of Scbrasks strcet,
| from Throor rtsect to Ioou.ie street.
rsci from on etreei . 70 &C. cooiace @ e. etse.
For . sidewalk on !hc nor1h side Of Henry street
Mhes f'Ses, 70
and Alleys, n. D.
| the following rcnorts and ordinances fos eceout
arteetmepfs:
/ For second a.se&smeus for cprblne, a11ing
grading and E,lankinE the alley IN block l. For
Ing Benton place, from State street 10 Wahas'
For second assessment for Milling, gradin: m.
plnnking alies in blocks 1os and l6a S. $. Ad
For q second assessment for grading md p,ans
Ing Couch place, block 9, Q.
For second assessment for nl!tng. grading. an
planking alley In blocks 1se and 10 5. S. Add
For second afscssmcnt for curbins, allius MI
paving Wells street from Van Buren street to Ia,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-04

STRAIN THE BUTTERMILK. Place
a common wire sieve over q milk
pail, and pour the buttermilk into it
with spoon move the strainings
gently from one side of the sieve to
the other, until the buttermilk is
drained off. What is left in the
sieve is called false butter, and
makes excellent shortening. If there
is a large dairy, and butter made
during the season, the strainings can
be tried out by placing them In an
iron kettle over the stove, and sim-
mering slowly until the sediment set
tlns to the bottom. Turn off the top.
The oil thus obtained answers the
same purpose as real butter, in every
department of cookery, besides it
will do to fry cakes in, or to oil
cheese. &c.
If a dairy-woman has been in the
habit Of straining the buttermilk, she
will soon learn, by SO doing, that it is
quite saving.
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The Gazett& \ Go1uet

GIANTs.-In the time of Augustus
Caesar, there were two persons liv-
ing in Rome called Idusio and Sc
cundilla, each of whom exceeded ten
feet in height. Their bodies, after
death, were kept and preserved as
miracles of curiosity, in sepulchre
within the Sullustion gardens. Pliny
names certain Gabara, who in the
days of Claudius was brought out Of
Arabia; and says he was about nine
feet nine inches high. The En-
peror Maimin, originally a Thura-
clan peasant, measured eight feet and
a half His wife's bracelets served
him for rings. His voracity was
such that he consumed daily forty
pounds of flesh and drank eighteen
bottles of wine. His strength was
proportionable to his gigantic shape.
He could draw loaded wagon with
out help, and with blow of his fist
often broke the teeth of a horses
mouth. He also crushed the hardest
stones between his fingers, and cleft
trees with his hands. Pliny and
Valerius Maxinus speak of Polyda
mus, a celebrated athlete son of
Nicias, who exceeded all men of his
day in stature and strength; he
aped Hercules-not without preten
sion. In Mount Olympus, he killed
lion with blow of his fist, being
unprovided with other arms. He
could stop chariot with his hand in
its most rapid course. Once he sin
gled out the largest and fiercest bull
from a whole herd, took hold of him
by one of his hinder feet and not
withstanding his struggles to escape,
grasped him with such strength, that
the hoof remained in his hand.
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STATE OF L0UIsIANA-FIFTH JUDICIAL DIs.
trict Court--Parish of East Baton Rouge-Eo.
IiU-M NJ Miller vs. George W. Roberts
Ri VIRTUE of a writ OF .feri .tdcaas issued
~ in the above suit and directed To the sheriff
OF said Parish from the Honorable Court sfo
have seized and will expose to public sale at The
Court House door Of SAID Parish of East Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF October next.
A D., 1866, at II O'Clock, A. NJ of said DAY, all
the right, title, interest and claim Of the defend
ant, In and to the following described property.
to-wit:
LIST certain tract of land situated in the Par
ish OF East Baton Rouge, and described In Re-
ceiVers receipt, from the Grt enshurg Land Office
NO 4O9%, as Lot No. and Southwest quarter Of
Southeast quarter of section Is. a. d lots o g. 4
and B, OF section a. Northeast quarter OF section
NO, n, in Township No. 4, South OF range No s.
East, containing 3l6 acres and 22-1OO of an acre
Together with all the buildin gs and improvements
thereon.
I'd. Another tract of land situated in said Par
ish and described in Receivers recent from the
Greensburg Land Office, No a5, as the West half
OF section No. 81, in Township No 4, South or
rarge No. 8, East, containing 800 acres and SO
100 Of an acre. Together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
3D.. Six Yoke of Work Oxen
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judR-
ment, interest and costs claimed herein,
TERMS OF SALE--cash, with the benefit of an.
praisement, I. J. BIRD,
sept4 Sheriff.
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Petroleum tSFOCeS
PETRoLEUM STOVES
The Most Useful Invention of the Age.
COOKING MADE EASY!

TNHEsE STOVES make no smoke SCOT =.
/ ashes, or dirt They throw off very 6g1g
little hat oatwardiy, and cook better fEsEG
than any other Stove They are used go
by hundreds of families il New Orleans who find
them not only the most economical, but indis.
pensable, every housekeeper can easily do her
own cooking independant of servants.
Liberal terms offered to the country trade.
Refer TO Gen. Frank Gardner, Judge Charles
beaumont, Rev Mr.. Hall and @. Cavaroc, Esq :,
among many other well known gentlemen 10 New
Orleans who are using these Stoves, which are on
exhibition and for sale at No HOG Camp street
NEW ORLEANS by the LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
PETROLEUM VAPOR STOVE AND GAsLIGHT
COMPANY
send for circular. aug25-6m
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aug4
For SnEP.

%0S ACRES OF COTTON LAND on BAYOU
wv Coyeil. N mites from the steamboat
landr2g on the Amite river, and three andia hal,
from the lire Of the contemplated Railroad from
Baton Rouge to New Orleans On the place there
is Dwelling. GIN and Corn Mil--fre stor', o.
Cattle, tlogs and Sheep, and Farming UteLsi'-
Place Rel-watered For particulars, apply !,
W. W. MCMAIN,
aug7 Real Estate Broker.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-04
Sbfrif's Sales, &f.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF EAST BA.
ton Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court--sucs
cessiou of Henry DToz, deceased--No. $40.
Pf VIRTUE of commission issued in the
~ above succession and directed to the Sheriff
OF said Parish, from the Honorable Court aforc.
said, will expose Co public sale at the Court
House door Of said Parish, in the city of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday. the 9Th day of October next,
A. d, 1866, at IL o'clock, A. M, of said day.
all the right, title, interest and claim of the above
succession In and to the following described pro-
perty, to-wit:
certain tract Of land lying and being In the
Parish OF East Baton Rouge, on the Amte River,
at about the distance OF fifteen and a half m;las
from the city of Baton Rouge, and beun ded on the
North by lands of Dr. g. w. bearing, East by the
Amite River, South by lands Of ths heirs of Yves.
ley Chambers, and West by public lands CONTAIN.
ing $40 acres, more or less with Ali the hpiiings
and improvements and appurtepannea therennfo
belonging.
Terms OF saie-eash. 4. J. BIRD,
septl shar;y
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Cotton sweeps! Cotton SWeens :!

T AM now manufacturing the Magnolia Cotton
L Sweep with Steel Share, TO which the at
tention Of planters is called. 7 am prepared to
sell as ow as they can be purchased elsewhere.
apr26 FRED. D. TUNNARD.
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FOR RENT--FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE on Main stree and -
IA one on Laurel street and one On jacques EI
street.
Also 100 Town Lots.
Severed handsome houses for sale, also a few
Plantations, Oy ". W. MCHiAIN,
july17 Office. Bank Buildings.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-04
LUMRER FOR SALE.

WYE have on hand a small lot of FLOORING
w and RIDING, and can I'll
or Ter for any description Of Pine Lumber
nsy17 TGNSEY Il ROBERTS.
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| STATE OF L0UISIANA-PARIsH OF EAST BA.
ton Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court-Suc.
cession OF Aurore and Bartholomew Bouche-
Nc 659-Prohate.
| Rf VIRTUE Of a commission issued in the
- above succession and directed to the Sheriff
of said Parish, from the Honorable Court afore-
| said, will expose to public sale at the Court
! liouse door OF said Parish, in the city of Baton
| Rouge, on
| Saturday, the 9th day OF October next,
A. D., 1866, ut IL O'clock, A. M. of said day,
all the right, title, interest and claim Of the said
succession, in and to the following described pro-
| perty, towit
LIST. certain lot of ground situated In that
part Of the city of Baton Rou laid out by Hypo-
lite Tvoller, and designated on the plan thereof
as Lot No. OF Square No. l, measuring sixty (60)
feet front on st. Anthony street, by one hundred
and twenty q20) on Main street, French mea sure,
1t being corner lot, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon
I'd. certain lot situated in that part Of the
city Of Baton Rouge laid out by Devall, near the
Penitsntisry measurin forty-nine (49) feet front
by one hundred and twenty (12O) feet more or
less, in depth, bounded on the East by lot for
merry OF Paul Chopin, and another let lying
partly in the rear of the above described lot, and
partly in tie of the lot formerly belong
ing TO Jacob Rheams; this lot or piece Of ground
measures forty (40) feet in width by eighty (8O)
feet In depth, extending the rear OF the lot
above described, aud that formerly Of Rheams,
together With all the buildings and improvements
belonRingto the two last described lots.
Terms of sae-cssh. I. J. BIRD,
sepl Sheriff
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Gin Stand and Wood for Sale.

FCOND-HAND Gin Stand for saIe-Carver'
make; also, 1000 cords Of Wood, sta dinl
within three miles of good adding for steam
coats Apply to "
sept18 n. D. BERMANdHAh
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NOS. $50 AND o7e BROADWAY

NV YORK, June 1st, 1896.
I have Tie honor tn inform TIE travelling pub.
l. lie thtti have become Proprietor OF this b. au-
tifu Hotel, and AN now pain ing, fresCoing, deco
rating, retnrn ishiug, etc in the most splendid
amt luxurious style. I he building is of white
marble, Ave stories Oh frot ting two hundred
feet on the gayeat part ot broadway most com
mod"usy and comfortably arranged for families
and sif gle persons, aud is in the very midst of
the most elegant stores and shops, and the most
fashionable places Of amusement.
hIegapt Coaches and Carriages always in readi-
ness 10 convey passengers to aud from Railroad
Del OTIS and steamers
The Proprietor is determined that the SOUTHERN
HorELt in no respect, shall se eXceed by any
house in this city, and therefore feels confident
that he can ard will i've entire satisfaction to
his friends and the travelling community.
HENRY BRUCE,
Jy' On late Of Kentucky Proprietor.
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