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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-25
.PECIAKIrIES.

SPECIALETIES.
y Havana Cigars, Tobacco, French Vinegar,
Olive Oil, Chocolate, Sperm Candles, BLACK and
Green Teas, Ale, Porter, Lager Beer. Mustard,
Spices, Bitters, Syrup, Hostetter, Boxer, Pepper
mint, Labels, Corks for bottles and demijobns.
For sale by PHILIP MAGNET,
At his Store and Warehouse, Lafayette street,
Larguier 4 Lanoue's Hardware Building, and
Main street, between Henry Jones' and the old
sumter House. nova
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THOREIGN CORDIALS AND SPIRITS.
l. Holland Gin, Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum,
Absinthe, Yarmouth, Curacao, Maraschino, Ami.
settle, Gold Water, etc. For sale by
PuILIP MACHET
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT and all other out. 80
IA buildings necessary, measuring 40 feet @W
For particulars, sppIy to M. GRANARY, or at
this office. decl6-1m
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIS OF
East Baton Rouge Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court Succession of Frederic Ar
bour-No. 929.
M HEREAS, Mrs. Adeline Arbour
w has this day petitioned the Court
for letters of administration in the above
succession.
All parties interested are hereby notified
that any opposition to the same must be
tiIed within ten days from the first publ
cation hereof.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court
- this I'D day of December, A. D.,
e 1865.
F. A. GALLAGHER,
dec25. Deputy Clerk.
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FIRE CRATES.
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH.

NOW is the time to set them, fine lot just
In received. ldeclSl JAMES McVAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-25

TT ERRING.-30 packages of the "new catch, .
IL Just stored-prices moderate.
move JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE.
Succession of BENZ. Smiley, c., decease
COTTON! COTTON!!

HAVING all the facilities requisite, would
Ill be pleased to receive Cotton for Shipment,
to New Orleans, New York or Liverpool. The
customary advances promptly granted,
octlS JOSHUA BEAL.
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Groceries, st.
STAPLE & FANCY GRoCERIE
ARROW TIE.

n ME Painted Bands and Arrow Ties, are COM
Il plete substitute for Rope in Baling Cotton,
they are much cheaper than Rope, and can be had
in quantities to suit purchasers at
septi9 A. JACKSON
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stephens, the Feni.n.

NEW YORK, Jan. b.
The London Shipping Gazette of Dec. 18th,
says that n curious theory is held by some
persons respecting stephens, the Fenian lead
err. 1t is suggested that he has been a spy. IN
the employment of the Government and that
he was apprehended by mistake. Having
been taken, however, it was probably neces-
sary to keep up appearances by sending him
to iail. since be was welIknown to have taken
part with the seditious party in days gone by.
When imprisoned, all necessary facilities
were given him, and thus he made what is
called his mysterious escape. This is, OF
course, only atheory, but it is to some extent
supported by the fact the Lord lieutenant
has refused to appoint commission to en-
qure into the case, On the other hand, the
fact that the Governor of Richmond Bride
well has been dismissed tell somewhat against
this theory. But its supporters ailege that
advantage was taken of those events TO mod,-
fy the Governor of the Bridewell for the
futare. 1t will be invested in the Viceroy
instead of the corporation.
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New YoRK, Jan. s.

Elk President Willard Fillmore and lady
sail To- day. in the steamer Europa, for Brest,
intending to spend the winter in Spain, on ac-
count OF Mrs. Fillmore's delicate health.
Prior to their departure. however, they en-
gagged passage with Mr.. Oscanyan for the
grand Mediterranean expedition, which is
expected to leave this port on the 18th OF May
next, and which they hope to join somewhere
in the Mediterranean.
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Specials to Few FsrA Dailifs.
III Ld 4 a. NV YoRx, M 6 :

Specials to Kew rerD RaAneess "a II
1T III Z 4 NV Toax, AA.l5 | !
The Heralds washington-special says that
in. the s1m nsTs sSs . as y
meut vii be ocpsidsrds IN > Rqg1oqa4 AAet1
Captains of companies draw funds from the
Commissary and Quaxtermasters andpay their
men monthly. officers 10 draw their Ply
from the Commissary on pay accounts sae
same day. .sa,. ss-sfessa
that the Secretary of War has ordered the
United States Collector on the Rio Grande TO,
admit the entry free Of duty, Of such anti !
scorbutics as the Subsistence Department may
demand. ~. 80.
The World Washington special says that
last evening Republican states 1t has seen,
in the hands of the proper authorities,
statemert signed BY over thirty officers under
the command Of Major General who has
distinguished himselfas acaralry officer under
Sheridan. to the effect that at q public meet
ing in Texas one Aug. Hancock, an ex-rebei,
made reasonable speech, and that tne ma
Tor General aforesaid was drunk and followed
and indorsed eli that Hancock SAID. Inc II
moval Of the Major General is earnestfy de-
manded. ls ken fssga
The Tax Commission, BOW in New. 4 nrk,
engaged upon their Report, will not be ready,
SO they inform the Secretary of the Treasury,
to submit Il to him for two weeks They say
they will have it under advisement Ct least
two weeks. and it viii not be submitted to
Congress therefore before the first of Febru-
airy. 1t will be a voluminous document, Gov
ering several hundred pages. The Committee
of Ways and Means are very anxious to have
this Report.
The Herald's Washington special says the
Secretary Of the Treasury in reply to applica-
tons of drovers buying cattle in Canada, in
form them that the terms Of the act of Con-
gress prohibiting the Importation of cattle are
very decided, and leaves nothing to the dis
cretion ofthe Secretary of the Treasury. he
SAYS, moreover, that the act of the 18th o.
December does not apply to cattle transported
from one part of the United States to anothea
via Canada. e
The Times Washington special says their
is how deposited in the United States Treas
ury to the credit of naval hospital fund fo
the reheS of disabled seaunen, nearly ten mil
lion dollars The interest Of this sum 10 u
most sufficient to defray the expenses OF th
hospitals and asylums already established.
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READ REV. y. ,. fHRs LBrTKR-

Ae6sn. HoNEugyA SnISE9
d..ae.as@9EsS us,t ~ Bittss darisg the iAss
ax wseks, spA mn and = ~ ssslie 49,
pFses my hearty approval OF Their enscs upon me-
never wrote .pa9r fsseax -, Ard 4 sehor every
thisg that saySss of9aeckerJ. But Jon B'en arc en-
ss,y rencvsd from he level or the mere nosvsns of
ne Ssans pssss4 aifAe 70 N, and e1aey Via nsy
prosess 70 be- they ass nj advertised to ears ever
.aas Sst lie, are rsesmenAsd = assist natss = ~
a,lexiasior and ,ti,nals healing u many q the eonn
i. rnaitiss Il tks Ssy and this they VIII accomplish.
h. been unwes for swo mouths, n usuAl with me
during the Spring Iva tilions and suherns nom M
meesfsson. and general dhease Of the mucous mesn
.ne ana sough compelled 70 keep at work n the a.
ohsr 81 my professional duties, ~ss very weak OF
yellow complexion no appetite, md much Of the tina
confined to my bed when hsd been taking your Bit
ter. xeex my vgor returned the safow cUmpiexicn
was all gore reshed my food and now enjoy the do
tes Of the mental tppca iou which 90 recently were g
VERY irhrome an burdensome - me- When uesa yo1,
Bitters .feH change every day. There are lacs A.
infsrencs must be made by each individual nor himself
Yours respectfully.
! Pastor Of Green Avenue PresbytssiAn Church.
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NEW YoRK. Jan. 5.

A chess tournament is now in progress at
the New York chess club, University build
ing. Eighteen players have entered Md
kensie is staked against Stanley. Thompson
against Ferrig, Dir. Blunt against Worrell and
johnson against Belcher.
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A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN. Woman and Child Who has used
STERLINWS AMBR0SIA

willing to recommend J0feo Year, va fsPs~y
cressing sale have made the AmbrosA famous all Over
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
E. 1t cures Itching of the Head.
II makes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
II prevents the Her from Falling Cut.
Itrsnders the Hair Son and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp coois the Heated Brow; kemovss
Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness !;
Insares Luxuiant Locks; rncfInes Hair to Curl; eap
sedss Wigs Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject apparent as
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Anbrosia will suit you TO T. Elegantly put up.
pecately Perfumed Patrouized BY Opera Singers Ard
Actress. Sold in splsndid boxes or cartenA contain
ing two large bottles-No for morning. No for
| evening.
THERn Is NO nglsTAK1 ABOUT II,
srERLIHG's AMBROsIA 10 the best, most agreeable
aud effective toilet In the world. To prove this try
carton
Sold by Druggists,
tptevi,nz's Ambresia Manufacturing CsnPasy
AIS Fulton Street, New York.
oct1T-daw1y
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The-large engine house of the Bellefontaine
Railroad, at Gallon, o., was destroyed by FIRE
last night. with twelve locomotives. Loss
very heavy. Estimated at from $500, 900 to
$500,
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= LEkvEswoRrH, Jan. 4.
The scout sent in pursuit of the men who
robbed Paymaster Ellis safe of $4,000 the
other day, them in Platte county,
Mo. All the money, except $4,000, was re-
covered The thieves, when overtsken, took
to the bush and escaped.
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

BA1Ohk11Onks Hkzzk p ~
The Originai..an Bestin the World The only true
aud perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and 1nstsn
taneous. Produces Immediately splendid Black OF
natural Brown, without nuring the hair skin Rsun
edes the III effects ofbad dyes. Sold by all Drugssts
The genuine Is signed wiliism A. Dktehsso Also.
REGENERATTNe EXTRACT OF MfBbEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aus21-dAw1y CHARLES BArCHELoR, n. y.
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For Diarrh@a, DyseDtsry, Ac.- ma
CURES Compouaa Rstraes sf enssa PaAsr tie most
reliable and successful remedy; IL endorsed by Col
Long, General PisasanteH Dad Gen Fits Henry Warren
ofshe United stsses Army Western ssnitsfy and Chris
tan Commissions War Relief Fund Editora
of the Press and weseern steamboat e6eers. Sold b
eli druggists. and 3. B. vovEll : Co., Keokuk.
& JAG. MAaUIRR. Sole Proprissou,
jyI9-dAwom 81. Louie, No.
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A Cough, Cold. or Sore Throat l.
rror,rs ,xxrp,.,, ATTENTION AND sHouIp III CHECKED.
p IL ALLOWED 70 CONTINUE
Irritation Of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat AMectfon, or an Hneu-
rable Lung Dtsease,
10 ovfxx RxsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHES
HAVING A prRxcf INFLUENCE THE rAKrs, aIvE ixnr'
DIAfH RKLIKF.
For Br0nchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, C1m-
sumptfve and Throat Diseases.
fRoczrs ARR uskD AlwArs so5D srocxss-
aIyeRRs AND PUeLIC sPEAKRRS


will find Toces usefnl In clearing the voice when taken
before Singing speakipg and relieving the tnroa
a.,er an uu,susI exertion of the vocal organs The
Froches are recommended and prescribed By Physiess
and have had testimonials from eminent men through
GU the country Being article Of true MERIT and
having proved their efficacy by test OF many year,,
eae year finds them localities in various parts
of the world and the Teoes universally pronosreed
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs." and do
not take any of the worthess Imaatics that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and In Ycrren
Countries, ut IS cents per box. Inovs-dAwonI
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STEAM BA IL E r Y. |
K.4PLEE r FORD.
VTvHE subscribers having introduced Steam
- Power, AID isrgsiy increased Their f4-iIiis for
.nuaAe uriar. ass ss~ prepared 10 az Alb ORDERS
for thssr justly 1ss@s
CELEBRATED CRACKERS,
And olicis IN. patronage Of the trade generally We
sAs sndsavor TO fully s.sss tbs rspstafoa Of TIE
WESTERN BAKERY,
30 favorabIy ksewn for the last scprsevn y.ars.
Our prices will b made 70 correspond With the mar
ket and pains viii be spared pat to satisfy all
reasonable demands Of customers.
We believe We can supply
The Dsnaad Or the Des ngsines valley
On more favorable. terms than any manufacturers out
of the Bate and respectfully sk tbs patre Of
IOWA MERCHANTS,
In sustaining this branch Of Iowa manufacture.
BREAD, CAKES OF ALL KINDS, PIxs, SUGAR
CRAuKkRs, GIk0nR MUS,
And all articles belonging Inns Of busine.
Good. delivered TO the bosss frse Of ch.rst.
dsc22-em j. ..
e. w. MEDCALF,
Groceries, Provisions and Feed,
Foaxth St, net. AaiA, = Ble.asa..
EEPS constantly on hand good assert
~ ment Of STAPLE AND FANCY GR0CkaIn
FLOUR.
he 49, srands. Including I'm NIB. esipey erscs
S rsiEi sssa1H 1sB suozWHa1T ifoUS
| 4a asf5f EE y y. 81
oors, o. HAisd Hay Bran sAosts. Corn Msai &C., ID
JNtsO Sheet s1lsestt !!
Che1ce ma Desirable 1br Every
- ~ 3 Pianist. fsH
IL nv Mothers Sweet Good Bye. i
Ballad.
+ I Know be viii Rsaurn| .s ss
Song and Chorus. 7. Rndphssn
hare, Listened for her Footsteps.
Song md ChO1ib iKsfier
feyupyssx ~ iast ~ Of dying ssaiss, Sbr u,
If prsssncs 81 his HsthAe. g1 % s# 1T, Il
i have no JOY but in thy Smile,
naiIsd ~. Keller
Cot where the Old Folks lied.
9snw ard Chcrus
/ Kiss me while I'm Dreaming. 81
L aonr. !.
usriss q, ihe sbcvs. leu and Ps.utiipl pongl w
II s. nLIYDk DrredN, Co, q
4 6ssol rsbilsAsfs. ~ WaeAingsnn anEeee Sssess
't-t1Itpex ~ s e|'ssl ! =
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ATWon,t Use any Othsr.-The tass aud Best
The right article finally. Everybody kesit IL purely
vegetable Contains sugar Of lead Is the best Haar
Dressing the world Will restore grey and faded hsir
its original color in four weeks-every time-snre
pop" Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hsi Iavgosa-
tor and don't take any other 1t all humors Of
the scalp week For sale at Wholesale and retail
By D. A.Kna.eorner Third and Main streets KeoAuk
Iowa Bd&nhsns 4 vsn Setback Wholesale Drugeists,
Is Lake s. Chicago, agents for the Northwest
fsep20-dsm ss....s.ss.f .
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LEATI KI0KCK.
I.. rrain-sls A. =. ally. szospt s.saay.
I'd Train -~e0c p u.
LEAVE EO1f MADISON.
ad rr.in-iooo A. T. daily, except sandas-
An rrnin-sno r. II. ["
~ sttraIu dos sill coaneet sf ksoknk wstA ~
- II and 81 Loufs Packets and Des noinss Valley
Haiirrsd -..An-1n
The ID frsia e~sins kcckuk, consssts wfs nofs1es.
t.rs p,.k Cuupany boats NJ yort Madison, naknf
.,,rs CONNECTIONS with RAiroed ~ bnTnh8tohs hocA
Island ard Davenport
-. a. ~. N,nrs s. fey aftrrncon train and tbs Ill
/ - sn,,..,-y, Iowa ans Grsas Western n. n.
Tickets Tor point w ssls By sgent. - tns
! the Company. taseij ". =
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TO all the principal potnes 1.st ss ls g ~ sae 9
Mouro~ md Des Moanss and fcr a. pslsA Net = ~
DsrosTSrRst o6Bes Keoknk. 0lsO. LAM,
JOIN 0IyIN, E4 ~. ~
oeu'l Ticket ACT. sees-asv
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STEAMBOATS, cno Railroads.

ru0rD Old LINZ for ORIENT POINT ORIENT
J cav. HEtOhL qua $40 HAABOR.-Te new ed e. B
urr Ar 20 I. d. y, e. oip1s l.'r Peg 10 3 o -
Ilrsrt,s nd : LIl kDAl3, 6r.srt % l De rars.
$50, - ltar9r 'n 'ioNDAl IS WEDNESDAYS ard fptiS,
A m i, p sene-ss b. this Inc % =. f8ssrardel 90
i.p.op So Hsnp on sad Southampton q charge. s
-fs 81 II. sur.s, Ia NsLce upon application tu iar lrs
i9,rI IN 10 VII AL, tfJIlills. 10. Boetaa-.
CUNDAY BOAT ior ALB4NY aud IROT-Iho
= N.g.Yalk AID Troy s,elmbo Coz steamer RIP VAS W.
DAY Aug % q, p Tickets Vi s-d Baggage checked -
sarl. ors sud ~ ro1es Wee.
( ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Spring Time Table,
fo Ma, Leave James p ~ r., D. Crnenpof r1i
way ng 0.al o.iei and actions 30 ~
% O.. s-ossef %
~ Moth p ard way s'ion and on saturday nFis 20
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEX.
y Tuins Jefsey cy for Pcruoui az asd % Z
ms 40 BIS sud 6,j g. Saturdays only l5 Ibl
gL ( n. ana 2. lun thro 20 % M.nsey. -
~ TuOM.s ~. pLMhBESr supernielifst
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Urean Steamers.

TOR HAVANA DIRECT-The iayorlte SIDE wheel
" .,e...i, p sl.Te Ar h. Creme. Commanded Vii 90
FDEFsDKy Snrss IS pnno'ualy O'Clock, IRON ls NC
North NJ yrf For Freirii o. Passafe tppf 20.
OARRIsON b. ALLEN. Aaeot. Hc. . fcwhn- Green.
VNHE MONTH AMERICAN. LLO4D.--otlY
1 ANERfCaN LINE OF FlhsI1lA25 o' l.nN 9tte Us
iJa,.8 states Ms ana taliug petr 70 60 Hssd fsc l4
EtiTt o. Jones usnd"f.,..a pre-, tnis i.ii 70 = 500 ~
WESTERN MfIROPOL. II sanoet't ,s. tlns o. NJ co.. y
.Tl s-TfC Hover. c0udar tf' tnnr lnf D. ~
Passage payable god is eqsivrai IN United a.a;es
cu t! Erw YORK 10 BREMEN, HhFRE. L0ND0S and
sjUTiiAhuTON-is, CABIN 500 - Cabin 80 '0 seefasc
81 90
f'i EfiGFR BROS General Agent. No - Beaver It, r.
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III UDSUN KIVER and HARLEM KAILKOAIN.
On snd she Monday May "a 1866 trains or Albany end
% fblods
1854 Erpess train via Hudson Railroad TiTieh -
sro lensVe through 20 Buffalo suspcnsion Bride wlo
linytoa and Montreai 80 $3.50
a. NAL tain Wis Haaon River Railroad ,s Albany
~ Express train via Harlem Ralload TgeafysiJrr and
Fourth%ve ,tug Chatham Weefu Railroad for Ieb
.noR eprt' Phtshed &C., al Albany train lo West and 1t
tleAl
EEpess train via ud,on River Railroad connecn. p,
Albany in siEs ior "ea' and Troy Moutre
with ieepl attached.
D. n LIpess via Harlem Railroad connecting A. Chatham
Road for Lebanon Springs Pttssed at Albany
trains West; and Al Troy with trains for Rutland Burlington
ard M0rtgeh
~ ETrre train va Bud,on River Railroad with epingcs
attached AID through BJfso and srTention BRIDE
chsnge cars Also SeepueCsr day excepting Saturday.
ssc ed from Newl OH through 70 Ogietburh without
Rome srd Railroad This train will sunday Con
neetion for Troy will be made q =. Albany
m train via Hudson n lrod with st.s. eI
striving Albany Troy tie mornng aud ting
---'' 'WM Il Vanderbilt. Vice sss,lIsaL
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Bold THEFr.-0n Thursday evening Peter Leroy
uached coat and vest from In Of the clothing store Of
Henry Barnett No 80 owery and attempted 70 make q
With ihem lie was pursued and arrested by Ohcer Oaose
Precinct The property Nss recovered ana
70 the owner Yesterday Justice A2l9d committed hun 20
trial Ia dsfsgl. Of t3oo sAt.
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LAW INTRLLICENCE.
corfr OF COMMON PIRAS.-ArG. lo.-Bctors Jadc
THE PERCY CONTEMPT CASE.
II .. Tahu pnrrN

PERCY CONTEMPT CASE.
In re John Percy.
Tho urisoner IL will be remembered, vas COM
itted r contempt committed 10 tie presence o. inc Cous
by him The ground Of The commai was ta.' having oess
thrown over the bar aud being that account ordered 20 m
down be lad persisted IN speaking lie las procured VII
Of hsbea corpus brought before the Common Pleas
got' 4 1S s 6S Se9 %i' '' %. m
A's s,Snei his own case With considerable genuity
claiming bis having been thrown over tle Ddi was o 90
yev essence OF oelse ana lTsdeions tAt sha
a. 81 diI MOI appear fatal 10 the Judges order Fur
Tier that proceedings Tor contempt must proceed By esnI
Of nterrogstory aud answer tAa ths o.uer AS
lea N is reesls and that 70 presumption would cnrs
iS' a. n cs e ant M liberty q the citizen hS
peorsou rather peculiar lie eonlenu Sesset.
w.; 40 sns"ifSsg he place where be was 10 DC oonnssS'
irrjsr sny man could take Percy s,,s
hfooA1 49, lnprsonuleut under that order It's
y an scC a mono an could Judge Barnard oond nos.
There wore SET Of villains N Albany Eynsi hsd soa
Cad pLsssea il'o "'"; him. lie had no. CONE s
to NeS;vogk to practice law. he came u,.. :.
time. Percy would bide bis tine Judge Barnard
might be decent good hut he had better take care
he not TO 30 throw oa Of court by tyrant struck es
the root Of liberty He feared the press Why did he
er 1.-THE who feared nothing, Ii power and no doabe
what it might him. Judge DAYS character ia
volvcd this matter lie trusted in His Honors Of
justice but defeated here be vogd appeal He would take
The highest IN tie State falg there be wou3
- il TO the Court Of Hesvenf ever get there" He
M Honor to take is s iIf TIE re- .s.s soa o. . ses
e'tiop was "a ..--.-. -..-.. 49,. 49,, go,
eSt. lis ylctual, were Afforded hin for nothing. Hs "a
gBe,tsa the Judges careful attention
MIR Gun inss on behalf Of the Sheriff contenled that ths
di nity OF H. Court should be sustained
ar Percyh he dignity Of the Court Is best preseryad hv
proper exercise .Sit legal powers
Judge DAILY then proceeded to examine the points submitted
should be fled sRd whether order was nos
in failing 20 state the person who should take csrgs
jcurned the matter to Monday remanding the prisoner
mean tine
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Bonnlice ono TENSIONS:


4 TSllILDOS' OLD OFFICE, No. Beekmau-
Seviora ilola Boun'es cischlrsei so,ier widow
&C., ana q. ofLr 0lEsufneut elaine coLsetei usual Three
months t7.r. 1ay ior oai--r-
= DpWlONAL BOCNTIES to aud 3 YEARS AMI
Il WOUNDED -uLDfggs ana TIE Widow MiaoF Gu dEcn OF
Parents G. sol4acf WHO dr. On b. 70 F,rs AMI %
j. b. hbN4. so ~ hfoatEsy New loft.
A RAY OFFlCERs' EXTRA PAY--lNCREASED
- PLNsi)fs ~ sCLrtERs md WIDOWS ctiecrs who n
--cd vic - a iD ii7s, sua tAofr o. cay Po'
l.- slouilsp ~ Tas-on fsafalf Ae lL9~slee' un'
der iie ifese.
Increase Of f.nsa, FOR diblc solder Sa Wacpi who have
cif-n under M yer sh0rt procure tcrAhcafa Apply
T. hNOh : Co. solicitor. OF Cisirus. No fart paee.
. TIENTiON the first thirty-eight Regiments OF
u ~ y eas 20 TOMMY 40 dsv. q 1fss Eva
iI month"; VI 1icer Cal - shELDOYs BOUHI1 AOEO''
No. fsckIr =. kewiofA
UOUNIu.S AND PENSIONS, 500. 500 1.-TWO
- pl, l.s giving increased p--foni % s'ti.is
tanf willows sni cphH - pc
each child urdr 10 have been p,seo oy rnsfr sOs
hoa sgns relative. q oec1aei sole' 3 'v' -''
tusEiy.
rraly with blanks 10 nske arp ton ", NE -os
Tie TiOO ant so bounty g. soo.r cahn,
or Secretary Of VI Issues the pEoper rs $40
which viii be- about the it u sertsmb- Acclis7
cops al m n rents ~ IL csn ech
CHARLES hfTILL ION.
No III Hrosiwsy New forf ,i'V
Refer. by special peron to tho Ii0a John T. oh@an A'y0
Il. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-11
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIaL TExs-AUG. TO-
DECISIONS.

Henry T.. Person agt. Wilson Simpson OF al
Abraham C. Van Bell agt- Nathan Van Bell john BARNES
sgt Charles Beige faerisn jackson act solomon Hsrr
Merar L. Hszen agi Henry Stanton Motion granted vita
out costs
WA Newell sg,. Lara Wheeler e. sl.Ssw trial ordsrsSt
costs abide event a..
Ssms AT. sams.-Notion Tor resrsumsni dsni'd vita