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11BH NELLIGAN n Won ZINKEN,
!. .,-..a..- JAMES NELLIGAN, Anntioneer, I. Nv -

- .E s75 Office, l66 Grayier and II Union street.
SATURDAY, February Ia, al IL o'clock,
- Mt the Merchahts and Auctoneers Exchange on Royal
between Canal and Gusomhouse streee virtue
in ursiance of order OF the Hon John h6Inas Judge
the Second District Court New Orleans dated December
The undivided one third Of certain lot of nromnu situated IN
he First District of this city In the buaded BY aron
feet front Carondeet street by about 1876 feet
Depth French acquired from Henry Price Mctirath
the 9th january, 1883 by passed before H. b. Cenas
late Notary in this city, together with all the improvements
ssting Of u TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, eontaning two
phrors and hall on lower floor hall rooms and two
kitchen and sorerooms in buck building washouse onn
room coal room, cistern, hydant etc. Nv
EJ- TERMs-Cash in u. s. Treasury Notes "a * ~ n
act Of sale bhfore W H. Peters, notary public at the az
Dense of he chaser
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'1=75 2 = = i'='-7i7'''='''='= ,
~. HARDWARE


fS W BY ID. e. MOKPMY, taHlo
8=5-"@ sSti49 AucTfoNKEn-oaice 47 Mas,zine street
GATUKDAY, February IA, at / 1 Il O'Clock
~ IN salesoom store No. AZ Magazine street,
will be sold ts-t'f 't'-F Ut 77TsH y =
"A small lot Of HARDWARE, consisting of Buek-saws,
Hatchets Fire shovels Pewter Faucets saws
Pencils. Squares, etc, etc., l@ A7T Ls} EHg 'GsF
m M CASH
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lssss POSITIVE sALE--WIrHOUT RESERVE
Valuable Lot of Ground in Lafayette street. suitable for
5&. ti5 u Lumber Tara,or Building shs sa Sg@t
-or7tBY j. H. WALTON n DEsLOyDE,l
aus tH5a4s ERs ssag53s j. B. WALTON, AnctionaeF,s
~ Office No. ~ Carondaet street. corner of Union
GATUKDAY, Feb. 18th. 1885, at q o'clock
~ NJ at the Merea:S and Auetionees' Exchange Royal
street will be Sold ia "A - - -
"A VALUABLE LOT or GROUND With the improve
mants thereon situAtsd, al afa. etts srnst
the square bounded by Lafayette Basin Poydras
part streets measuring - feet Tnches and ses
lines. = $4z zffs "a 8Is 1fE *st$s FTFsT
The improvements consist Of story building
ised carpenter shop. and rented only the month
na- TERas-Cash fns u II Treasury Notes. 7f79SS e
Ast Of sale before Mazureau Notary Public the expense
of the purchaser. n
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uN BATfMENT zAvEG MAGAsIN, ENeorGNuRE DIES
etera- Rues Constaace ct Galliope. tes 68g44s
Succession de CHARLES SCHUTTLER, decece
PAR y. n. WALTON g. DEsLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Encanteur,
Bureau-47 rae Gafondeie encoigntre Union Et
SAMEDI, ie IA fayrier, 1890, midi. ii se-
Royale entire cees Ii Douane en- varu ei
coniormemen une ordre de Honorable John w. Thomas
uge de Ia Deuxieme Conr de District de la Npuvee Orleans
date dn l0 eyrie 1855, ct rendu dams aares cdessas
sera vendu encan public pour comPte de le succession
la proprete c-apres decrite sa7Dr- ''S7 =
uN MoRCEAQ DE TERRE avec hatisses ct SEES a1ncbra-
TONS situe dams lie natree District dc VILE et
borne par les rnes Ciio Galiops Constaes Administration
mesnr S peds pouces de face Constance PAL
ne profondeur ct aoe IA caope dc Oo ps faisan
encoignure des Gaope par plan ps par
y M Iolrne, achihect date d 2l ocobre deposa an
bnreau de George sareshide xhetape de cette vile
Les ameoratons consistent naison Dois, fes
etage arec un maasn ct deuS chabres prener
pance tfois chabres second tre batisse en-
hrere deux eages, ayant quatre cmbres citerne
ct water works dams conr1 iJ Gtf T @ TTT f$TN fi.
Cete proprete luee Rce (pour grocerie) usou an
Ter de dtcembe prochain $ par mo payable
t0us les mos &vec e privilege de plus sau
30 avrii 1866 .-a-.4= g-N-. q 'tsT - 'e "
g TERMRs EFT CoNn1Tross-Une moitia payable compliant
ella balnsce en- parte egae 80 ct IL mos d jour
avec les bes de acqueeur, inerat
date jusana Placement final hypothtqe spectacle ct pri
assures ais de acqneen assrance ser transerles
au tnteur eXecutit jusqua Placement final. R El@ 4E
aux frais de racqnereur u -:5A l5'H '7'Ttt>'
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SUNDRIEs. /,
~ -55A5
SUNDKIEA.

UADAA -. .........'. SUNDkIEA.
100 kegs Ghas Davis L Co.'s La 4nD sSS4 3s3'E
as55t 80 49,. So ! HAMS t
50 Prime LARD q, ia
lN5 so hi. bbIs. Davis BEEF. 7
-l3u 4 500 kits No. MAGKEREL ,e2tt. 8- s4@stft
.r,sL 400 or bills .a5t ais5 5E 81 r s5Gb n
t 800 lE bbls. ,,5 ,5s{ I l4 .5s[r l.t-r 5g
" LOO bhR No. Q 7I e-f..s- g. -ssi.
95' ita bblB. No 5 L.
4a}# aDO boxes Jackson SOAP. ,2A' sHA i@5 ~
a.. LD boxes Cheever's l6 6oz. ESNDI Es s&s
.7-lE 100 boxes Patent Wax > - .."F
80 bbs Coal OIL F575 9L75
---s-' ~ bbs Tanners OIL.
( sgaIl 3A Coal '-r ta-Tti4 X e FYE
+5ngfl aH boxes Bakers No. GHOGi II arr fF5af
.rily HU boxes sahIhrs SAAeAAAAAs.. .R5 49,
-+' tObaxes Vanilla
-gGa lGl bits Table sAf1s In d lu IL b.vs lF
=, In hn " io- nAks-
IF 800 bbls Gnffee sgGAR y Kos e .Gps
5O cases Fslkik ALE, pn ,ts .,d a...u,a8 "a It.
lU cases Y Gnssaaasna GIP ,IsR 49, - A"At's~
a3N " cases tItasdt'h PORTE sR y &ss f8Ys~$
.-. ar ~ " DPS Old Bourbon w HISKy
iun pkss t3tfeRtai GUN PtW MA t45=HlL sa
q. 0o bales. tiHNNY BAT ii '
0 bal lndiA BAGG:iNs3
g.. 90, az. ,a,su%s =, y Ste Etc, Etc tueH Ia
~ ''"' i''''fM 8e ,fazi#g8 FosE BROTHERS,, H
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

ONE LOT OF GRovND FOR sAaE AT AUCTION
RY NELLIGAN ~ yoN ZINkE r.
9-lfatET LBtl5l 45T JkHEs NELLiGAN AetioneeE
al, nsoa 1866 iiravies street and " Union street
ruuunay IN Fehruary 18th, 1896. Mt IL
Nm = Merchants and Auctioneess Exchange,
"i.i ~ 9sEnM IN or eF GROUND with all the improve
usnts reht ways and privileges ,hereto heongMg 81,
bS ioson Calves Grayies and rsro streets measuring
4, nae hundred iry two ies three nches and
y. /, Ianth fAmysan measured ~ hsa5' i #F9
M ,.sr - m ia = Treasury Notes. M m A
g of sale beiors A. Hero Notary Public, at the expense
aftIe purchaser .ezs i45E2Ei 5.s5i 44sN $3E&524F
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

SUCCESSION OFsJAMES B. SHERWOOD, SECOND
District Court of New Orleans, Docket 25sl9 The und
vided onehird Of valuable improved property Ga
rondeet street, between Canal and Streets ut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE. ON CORNER OF
constamca and calope street. - '''5s
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES sCHUTTLER aEE
p BY J ID. WALTON q DEsE.ONDE.
j. B. WALTON Auctioneer. &sk
ggtasr onics-47 Carondees Street, corner Union.
SATURDAY, Feb. IL, 1860, at ls o,eEocE
~ al. at the Merchants and Aucioneers Exchange by
the and IN pusuanca of order Of the HIM Jnhp W.
Thomas Judge of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated ieh Of Januars, 1860 Court docket will be said
the account Of the above named succession the following
described property, towit: FF72T7 =
ONE LeT OF GROUND, with the buildings and fmrroye-
ments thereon, in the First district Of this city in the
bounded Go Gallope Constance Streets
measuring 2 ieet inches front Cons, ee by
depth and front on Eaope street Of 100 feet ming the
ner OF Gaiope and Constance by
A. Fonrne architect dated October 81 1851 and deposited In
the ance Of Geo. Rafeshde, late notary Id this city.
Inc improvements consist OF 4T4V0-STQRYg FRAME
HOUSE containing store and small on first door
three second foor with twostory back buaigs
aiming four also cern aud in yard
day o. December next at the rate of S35 per month"; pay
able monthly with the privilege Of three years nr
until the Sh of septsmhsr 1869 al the price The rent
is paid in advance TO the 30h OF 4 pril next 1866
HB~fERms AND COsDITiONs-Dne half of the purchase
money to be paid CASH and the equal install
ments At SIX and sweive months from the date Of the
notes q the puIchaser with cent interest from
final payment secured by special priv
ege upon tha property sold The improvements 10 be ket
policy to be transferred to the executx and until final
payment. ~. as.tstT 3ssfs4t tf43F@s nj "a
Acts of sale before - Notary Public, at the expense
of the purchasers. .@ 4 G$ III &3E7I' .}-I 1glFNS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

as,,- CIGARS, BUCKETS, JELLIEs, Etc. ID s.s
BY ID. II. MORPHY, f,.+s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No 47 Magazine street
SATUMDAY,4Feb.1 az at 10 o'clock A. NJ :,
~ in s"re No ~ Magazine street ioaccount Of whom 1t
concern. will be sold a aT al T sE5H s't iff Y f3E
$500 Cigars Jees Oysters, 50 Buckets "a racks
covered Buckets. etc t-5t5SHl' Eft 8'1E87
&S- IERss--Cash Fl. .7-,.-i e. ..r .7 ,sf,Is 81. VI
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AUCTION SALES TtgIs IsAY.7
Future Auction sales on Cd 1,..ae
HANDS me COTTAGE aHouaE AND TWO Ilors on
6ronnd, with ornamental Garden, on Ben7ille street.

HANDS me COTTAGE aHouSE AND TWO I1oFs on
6ronnd with ornamental Garden, Bienville street
RX j. B. WALTON ss DESLOgDE,
Fl '-ts5F s5s So -. b. WALTON, Auctipneer, }
81 b Office AZ Caronfeies street, Of Union
~ SAn,aMgkDAY, February II, 1856. Mt IL
Royat 49, VI AZ The Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
rWo ~ ~ Lrs or GaoUND III tine second District Of tis
; ~ eae sanate bounded ky Biepvie Custofouse, Der
bians iss ~ ~ fInsn sests designated by the Nos and
AontHe eagatse dated February, 1866 # "
% e ia feet topt on BensiIie Ntrset by
y w eet ~ inches and nes nar
Agt 70 measures 30 fes Sinches u E;eve street nv a
W IeeL " inches and linss
8 e q M M 32a BienviIIs eef cansst n
fE.siuEI FRAME GoTTA.iE containnp naror esnine
foon tWo beaaofns and store or II nj cins a;da ~
ssls ete with bask hsildings cuna,nin
and ironing room and two bedrooms Oh secd fnaE n I
coal and chicken hsu-es - H1s1f wood
There very handsome or,aIneutsl carder sb
flowers and shrubbery and fruit tees ihosce
mental trees gST5 8ze tT3 4 aAs osuet oIHA-
welt a34 80 i'.se eissefns and q
This property hiss been letcIy pn thorough rsuar
one the handsomest cottage residences in the second
given the Ist Of Aprj nex. e4ssea
TgRHson half cash IN o. g. Treasury notes. batsnc,
on ~ months Credit in the the purchaser with D. NJ,
cent current and eventual interest suecia
mortgage on the property untp find The properly
be kept nly insured and policy transferred the vendor
Act Of safe before Gbschak agner notares the
FSArD ~ saic eha1ei. .@
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

THE Steamer Cubn, from Baltimore Via
Havana is dschsrgng ut Post 49, Fourth District
Consgnees requested call office orders
for their goods and attend to receipt Of the levec
otherwise they will be stored at their risk and xpense
CREEVY, EIGKERsON CO.,
Corner Gravier and Carondeet streets d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

Special N0tire-The steamer Nick Long
worth viii take Freight anu Passengers for Black and ouscha
Rivers high Alabama landing and for ai Landings
Bayou dhrbonne and Bayou Bartholomew the lowest
In the river and leaves puucuay O'Clock every SATUR
DAY. clerk the Leyee head of Graver street,
receiving freight. z, s 4HIrE MURDOCH, H.
frayie stre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

- gofgate's Honey sonp-Th7s ceIe brated
Toilet Soap, in such universal demand Is made from the
choicest materials is mild and emoient In It's nature fra
gAny scented and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
sn For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
City National Bnnk-Neyy Orleans, Feb.
H. 56G-At regular meeting of the Board Of Directors of
this bank, N T. N ROBINSON was unanimously elected
Cashier, --.-4r g. W. COCHRAN, President
s-SpecI:,t Netiee-Hf Mrs. Julia Thompson, n,
employed 1858 house keeper ouacs river is in New
Orleans she will please call at Messra Williams Nixon Co
No. 4S Union str eet. % '
- Home Mutual Insurance Company,
New Orleans, Feb 1866 AT election for officers of this
Company held the bih inst the following gentlemen
elected. . . -..
James Fl. Wheeler, President. g r..
Alfred Moulton, Vice President
Samuel Sumner, Secretary.
TRUSTEES ELECTED DEC 4, 1865.
+, K. Converse, A. Moulton,
B. p Ethell, A. H. May, .--s,.
Robert Hare D. McCoard mi D.,
Jas. r. Isenhour John r. Moore ..a
A. Q RenneH, John G. Rogers,
n "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

-speciai NotIee-To the friends of Lieut.
Gov. W. W FarmerAny friend # the Hon. W W Farmer
formerly Lieutenant Lou siana having picture
of him taken during the last years of his lfe greatly
oblge his family by communicating the fact by leaving
picture with A. J. TULLY
ro.n ,JnI.k..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
FOR RENT.

ESOK H.EASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
IL Bayou Techc; miles below town of Nav Tbeja
Attakap containing sixteen
apents OF land thoroughly ditced adapted to the
cultivation of cotton, with large amount pasture
attached
The plantation for many years has been cultivated in cane
bnt neghbors al aronnd before the war;
On the place ia dwelling house excellent negro quar-
fer 200 negroes large and substantial cane she'd
which easily he converted into gin house The country
celebrated for his heahfuhes the perfect wear
round, and the plantation free from overflow Apply to ]
'F9 +''' 8. o. NELSON. l35 Gravier street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

st --Gonfedernte Dead--MsnamentaIC Cathe-
draAn Grafton will be delivered by Rev Mr.. ROGERS at
Odd Fellows Hail. Monday Nghtnext Subject" Honor due
the Confederate Dead especially from the Citizens Of New Orr
Leans to Rt. Rev Leontdas Polk d D.
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State of Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fiflh Judicial District Court
Succession of Mary A. Wilson, de-
ceased--No. 861--Probate.
DY VIRTUE of a commission issued in
- the above succession and directed to
the Sheriff of said Parish, from the Hon.
orable Court aforesaid, will expose to
public sale, in front of the Court House
door Of said Parish, in the city Of Baton
Rouge, on Aee
Tuesday, the lsth day or June next,
A. D., 1866, at Il o'clock A. M, of said
day, the following described property be-
longing to the above succession, to-wit:
A certain Lot Of Ground situated in that
part Of the city of Baton Rouge, laid out
BY Ellie Beauregard, and known on the
fguratiye plan thereof as Lot No. 8, in
Square No. IS, measuring 80 feet front on
Africa street, by depth thereunto be-
longing, (said Lot being a triangular Lot),
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. u
Upon the. following terms and condi-
tions, to-wit: For CASH.
mayl0. ". A. ALLAN,
eest Deputy Sheriff.
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9or Salf--gor lfut, Gtf.
FOR SALE.

NTAGNoIIA SPRINGS PLANTATION - $50
lYI acres land, so cleared good improvements,
i mile from Morgans Store.
347 acres of land on the Amite, 10 miles from
New Orleans, good steamboat navigation, upwards
of 200 acres Of which Is cypress swamp. \
700acres choice aluvial lands on the Mississippi,
east Bank, about - miles above Baton Rouge; no
improvements.
Gao acres of land near Greenwell Springs; no
improvements.
100 acres land IL miles eastward of Baton
Rouge, ON the Amite river; good steamboat navi-
CATION to New Orleans.
Town Property.
Two houses, with extensive grounds, in the cen
tire of the town. aA
One dwelling east of the State House, with or
8 rooms
OAe dwelling in the lower part of the city, with
extensive grounds.
The beautiful residence adjoining the so-called
Governors Mansion, short distance below the
State House.
In Spanish Town, in Catfish Town, and in the
central portion of the city.
For Rent.
handsome residence with large rooms, near
the State Ronse.
A house with large rooms near the lower saw
MILL w. w. MCMAIN,
mayo Real Estate Broker, Central House.
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STATE OF L0UIsIANA-PARISH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge Fifth District Court-succession of
Mrs. Elizabeth Engsrs-No. 1856.
WHEREAS, Frederic Funke has this day filed
w with the Clerk of said Court an application
praying to be appointed administrator Of the
above succession, H+.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
to show cause (if any they have), within ten days
from the first publication hereof, why said appli-
cation should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal of Office this 4th day
Of June, 1866. \. A. GALLAGHER,
june7. Deputy Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARISH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Contribute
d Gilvs. Maurice Legendre-No. 534.
DY VIRTUE Of an aiias writ of II. ia. issued In
ID the above entitled and number ed suit and
to me directed from the Hon. the fifth Judicial
District Court. have seized and will expose to
public sale in front of the Court House door Of
said Parish, on -. sFn.H.E
SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF July, 1896.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day, the following de.
scribed property, to,wit; W. A@.is
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in that part of the city of Baton Rouge laid out
by Eli Beauregard, and designated ON the plan
thereof as Lots Nos and 10 in square No. DO, to-
Re.her with all the buildings and improvements
the, con tE4F
seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg-
ment est and costs in the above entitled suit
Terms Of sale--cash, with the benefit of ap-
praisement. T. j. BIRD,
may31 Sheriff.
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Cry MoRrAL1Ty.-The Secretary Of
the Board of Health, DR.. G.. W. Dir
meyer, reports ll2 deaths in the city
for the week ending June 4th. There
were sixteen deaths of consumption
and only six of smallpox, showing a
great decrease in the latter and an
increase of the former since the last
report. The city may be regarded as
remarkably healthy.-Neso Orleans
Bee.
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The Ksng OF aim. .
WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE GREAT
Internal and External Remedy

THE KING OF PAIN operates on Chemical ar
L Electric Principles aud is therefore applicable
for the cure of all Organic Derangement arising
from ar improper circulation.
AS soon as it is applied it almost miraculously
kills pain. TRY ITi
It cures RHEU mATISM, h'.t
TOOTHACHE, HEADACHE, H
NEURALGIA, PALPITATION,
= COLDS, SORE THROAT, collie,
CRAMPS, SPAsMs, DIARhHGA,
COUGHS, FEVER AND AGUE,
And many other diseases. as thousands can tes-
thy. Wholesale Office 202 Canal street, corner
Of Rampant, New Orleans. 3 a#*"@
Ew Druggi is supplied ON reasonable terms.
One Of the proprietors of this treat RENT dy,
DIR. GILDEA, will visit Baton Rouge and prescribe
for invalids.
Address DRs. COOPER GILDEA,
apr7-ly . Box BAL, New Orleans, La.
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TALK ABOUT FowLs.-In the
opinion Of physicians, both ancient
and modern, the flesh of the chick
ems, at three months old, is the most
delicate and easy of digestion Of all
animal food hence best adapted to
the stomachs of invalids, or the con-
additionally weak; being least al
kalascent of all animal food, free
from irritation, and afording a mild
and innocuous chyle. Age makes a
striking difference in the flesh of
fowls, since after the age of twelve
months it becomes tougher and more
insoluble. The cock, indeed, at that
age, is only used for making soup,
whilst the pullet is still excellent, al
though a more substantial Wand than
the chicken. Whilst young the cock
and hen are equally delicate.
The capon has ever been esteemed
one of the greatest delicacies, pre-
serving the favor and tenderness of
the chicken, with the juicy maturity
of age, the flesh yielding a rich and
good chyle, and without any ten
dency to inflammation.
The flesh Of the turkey is some
what more dense Of fibre, and more
alkalescent and substantial than that
of the chicken, but it is reckoned
nourishing and restorative.
Guinea Fowls are not so white of
flesh as common fowls, but more in
clined to the pheasant color; in
quality, short and savory, like the
flesh Of the pheasant, and easy of d.
gestion. In fact, the guinea fowl is
reckoned by many good substitute
for the pheasant or prairie-hen. They
are prolific, and their eggs nourish-
ing and good.
The flesh of the Duck is of a
savory and somewhat stimulant ma
ture, and is said to afford a prefera-
BILE nourishment to that of the goose,
being not so gross, and more easily
digested; and that of the wild, par
ticularly the canyass-back, is reek-
oned still more easy of digestion than
the tame, although more savory.
The whole Of the Goose tribe, of
which there is great variety, are
held to afford food, stimulant, of a
strong favor viscous quality, and of
a putrescent tendency.
The flesh of the tame Goose is
more tender than that of the wild,
but generally it is diet best adapted
to good stomachs, and powerful d.
gestion, and should be sparingly
used by the sedentary and weak,
or by persons subject to cutaneous
diseases.
Amount Of Pork from BusAe1
Of Corm.-The Country Gentleman
says that an experimenter, j. B.
Lawes, obtained 100 lbs. of pork
from seven bushels of corn, or | ID of
pork from A lbs. of corn; the grain
was ground and moistened with
water before feeding. Nathan G.
Morgan, Of Union Springs, by wet
ting his meal with five times its
weight in hot water, and letting it
stand twelve to eighteen hours be-
fore feeding, obtained l ID of pork
from % lbs. of corn. Doubtless
different results would be obtained
from difaront hrnndn Of nrr;.n
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REGULAR McksRuRe PACKET

REGULAR ViCKSBuRG PACKET
Leaues New Orleans every Saturday. at 8 Pm.
UoR vICKsBURG, GRAND GULF, -
Il Rodney, Natchez, Fort Adams, sIIaGA
Hog Point. Morganza. Bayou Sara, Il 60
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donsldsonvills, and
all intermediate Coast Landings, the New and
swift-running sidewheel steamer
- - - - = - VA a
P. D. PRATT, Comd'r; CHAs. CRATER, Clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
A. BRITTON,
Nc Fro.t street.
JNU. L. TITUS CO,
Cor. Bienville Il Old Levee.
WOODRUFF, BUTLER b CO.,
Nos IL and 10 New Leves.
WIN. HENDERSON,
june3 Agent, Third street, Baton Rouge.
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A. LEBLANC,
AUCTIONEER g. GENERAL AGENT.
THIRD ST, NEAR THE BANK,
Baton Rouge, La.
TIvES HIS ESPECIAL AND PROMPT At
VI tention to the private and out door Auction
Sales of
REAL ESTATE, MACHINERY,
SUGGESTIONS, SADDLES HARNESS,
CARTS and WAGONS, Farming IMPL EMENTs,
Horses, Mules, Cattle and other Live Stock,
BUGGIEs, PRODUCE,
CARRIAGES, GROCERIES,
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS and other articles ON consignment
The best references given when required.
Remittances promptly made to any point.
Storage furnished until day of sale.
REGULAR SALE OF sUNDRIES,
Every tn URsDAY, At IL O'Clock, AN.
At Sales Room, on Third Street, near the Bank.
A. Leblanc,
janis Auctioneer and General Agent.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-12

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STATE OF L0UIsIANA--PARISH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge-Fiflh Judicial District Court
| Louise DGussan VS.. John N. Foasse--No 684.
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ Ct SC zure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled and num- ersd
suit, and directed to the Sheriff OF said Parish,
from the Honorable Fifth Judicial District court,
In and for the Parish and State aforesaid, / have
seized and will expose to public sale, In front Of
the Court House deor of said Parish, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF July, 1866,
at IL o'cockA. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed mortgaged properly, to-wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situated in that part of the city of Baton Rouge,
laid out by Il. Peauregard, measuring one hrn-
dred and ten feet on Max milan street, and run
ming back in a triangular form TO GrauSprs
street, being compoted of Lots No and of
squcre No. Sc, together with allthe buildings and
improvements thereon.
Also another LOT OF GROUND, In the city of
Baton Rouge, in the said section laid out by Eli
Beauregard, and designated on the plan II eIeof
as Lot No. 5 of square NO. So, north, measuring
sixty feet front on Government street by one hum
dred feet in depth. s+ @
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg-
ment, interest and costs claimed 10 the above suit.
Terms of sale-eash, with the benefit OF APP
praisement. T. J. BIRD,
may31 Sheriff.