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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

There Appears 10 BE- considerable laxity n the mode
1T conducting ocsi business NJ the Office Of mo Health
authorities in the County Court House. Especially On
sunday this noticeable Up 10 yesterday ser.
aeon there reports received from either The
Cholera Hospital PcniteniiAry the Truani Home.
such ct tho information given 70 reporters %
inquiry Al that ONCE Tho Consequence IL thar ycry
definite Of the progress Of tie epidemic IN the
public Institutions could DO arrived ~.
II go however ascertained that there sixteen
nader treatment yesterday morning, and ole sd
mission during the day.
1Hg
report the Board witch obiaircd M 70 twelve
N yesterday. DO not show any In tho Twelfth ward,
reported Of the hospital instead 81 reporting the SAM
fAry Superintendent The following arc the csss~
Eliza Montgomery, Van Buren,. near classon avenue
Rose McNsmee, years Tysniseih street. between
1hird and Fourth avcnue2 II collapse a. hslf past
Mary riernan, 10 SIS Atlantic avenue IN collapse a,
ksf past eleven 2. NJ August 4
ErsasrieK Mooney, EnslisA seAsheorhood' Ha'oash.
Daniel Breezy. Il Amity street Had vomiting AID
purxing August Z Died a an A. yesterday.
rnS COUNTY SAii
There we're three - this Institution during
she t~eosyiosr hours succecdlug tie last report Toe
usGsy THIS shows dscreass a. three Al compared
stu tne previous statement
UNOFFICIAL cAe1s
reported the Forty second preenct
sou-~ that with two children named MARY
Hct<uphiin. living at the corner u bay and Water
.pms " erncra since two A. NJ on The sh insl Tue
Hrsth Dfhcer notified
1hs police officer on duty Al Hunters Point vhir On
r.iro about eight O'Clock yesterday morning, found
nan named James fnllon, lylng op.n lot who
offering ircm cholera He bad nin sherr al niehA
srAosAsr For
located ca the south side OF Hamilton avenue betwern
Nelson snf Hcss streets before y eni,oned these
.gmns has hccn tho cause q much Disease casea
are continually reported In H. vicinity The good work
.. draining M pstlcniiai poe pr9's.lne ~ means
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

Liewes, Jno., Co. H.
Linusey, James, Co. u.
Lyncn, Patrick, Co. u.
Margi,on. Frank
Marsellus, James, Co. q.
Martin, Wm,, Co. u.
Martin, John, Co. q.
Maslathon. Thomas, Co. y.
Accamman, Jas, co. ID.
McClear, Frederick, Co. K
Medicinal, Steph., Co. H.
McHugh, John, Co. l.
heagdc, Edward, Co. d.
Meys, 1t. J. H.
Mooney, John, Co. G.
Murray, Michael, Co. g.
Murphy. Jefferson, 60. u.
Murphy, Marcel, 90. d.
Ncwcomb, Martin, Co. |.
O'BrieD, Daniel. Co. &.
Olwalar, john A., Co. +.
Otto, August, Co. b.
Padvax, Nicholas, 20. 9.
Peedia, Afford, Go. A.
Pedro, Allonz, Co. A
Phradoveur, VIM, Co. d.
Pilkington, John, Co. u.
Polk, Geo W., Go. T.
Pystt, Charles. Co. q.
Rake, James, Co. y.
Realson, John, Co. Is.
Roardon, Matthew, ca. I.
Ren,z. Ernest. Co. I.
Roc, Adam, 20. G.
Rogers. Joseph. Go. G.
Ryan, james, 20. u.
RyIey, Thomas, Co. ID.
.Sciicrt, Frederick, Co. u.
shea, Thomas, Co. q.
Spence, Thomas, Go. y.
Stanton, VIM, 60. II.
schangos, Emil, Co. G.
Scott, samuel, Co A.
Schwill.u, N cholas, Co. q.
Smith, james, 90. &.
smiIh, Jeroms, Co. D.
storms, Jno Co. I.
Sullivan, Daniel, Co II.
Sullivan, John, Co. r.
Sweeper, Chas., Co. @
S~iier, SifYer, On. !.
Talk, 60. w., Co. q.
Taylor, VIM !, Go. X.
Thompson, Edward, Co q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

Aberne.hev, Francis, Co. r.
Alwaller, Phllip, Co. |.
Anderson, VIM, Go. IL.
Armstrong, Franklin, 20. T..
Art, Frederick, c.. ID.
Anerstedt, Herman, Co. ID.
BeeIer, Henry, 60. G.
Bennett, John j., 90. y.
Bcreund, Anthony, Co. r.
Bier, Henry, 90. A.
Lakewood, VIM, Go. II.
Boehncr, Gilbert, Co. q.
Bonfell, Conrad, Co. A.
Brenaman, Lewis, Co. A.
Briggs, John, Co. +.
Broierck, John, Co. II.
Buck, Adolph, Co. +.
Burke, Patrick, 60. II.
Burston, Patrick, Co. A.
Busheil, Charles, Go. &.
Campbell, VIM, Co. Y.
Chaundy, Charles. Co. A.
Clark, Jos. NJ, Go. y.
CARY, Thomas, Co. @.
Coe, Benz, Co n.
Collier, Hantz, Co. I.
Collins. John, Co. II.
Conncrs, John, Co. n.
Crsi'ord, John, GO. Is.
Croker, Eugene, ca. r.
Crowley, Timothy, Co. II.
Cruel, jesse. Go. y.
Dcmsia, James, Co. II.
Dowd, Andr ", Co. A.
u yle, Thomas, Co. u.
Egolf, Charles, o. y.
Fsllsrraft, Charles, Co. G.
Fisher, Michael, GO. A.
Ficmming, Thomas, Co. G.
Ford, EDos w., Co. =.
Fox, g. W., 90. r.
Fox, Lawrence. Co. Y.
Friar. Charles, Co. Il.
Frisbee, Alfred, Co. A.
s,,,n 40 Oyer 10 n
Goupse, Lewis, 90. n.
Cy,fF,h FyanL ~ q
Curtin Henry ri
ua,,a. ch..,a ~ n
Hali Inc 10 II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

ported and nothing ranspired yesterday At either place
worthy Of record
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

- fNs"+Nt, AohNhk " ANV"s
III. Saiiousl Union State Convention Suefnbied her.
yesterday anG adopted resolutions endorsing tho rtstorz
zion policy n President Joneon and bin Cabinet declar
ng that thc spirit u charity and moderation should
troll The political ycton % the country and approving
the ca for to National Convention al Philadelphia 70
which the following delegates were elected 'First dis.
iriCt--fIon Cornelius Cole, Montgomery Blair, Second
dlgrcs.-Hou y VI wilcox. J. ~ Riley; Third dis
,slct-J " s.nonton, Jacob y Leoss; delegates
iarge--J X peoliule, gobcrf > walker John A Dir
General -loeum
telegram from Ia tneclos says.-A special nesss
ger has jest arrived with dispatches nom Jsnes "
Haraenbsvg commanding a. Camp csdy, which ssa,c
that hs had had desperate fehi with tho Indians %
the 2sm ult ia which thres msn o. hls command we're
killed. and zoe wounded Thrvsis iDdlsD IN.
gagcd IN the nrhf Their loo ras snEEo-A Tbs nan
Der o. soldier : ma stated.
Tho sseam-r Golten Ar, hence Tor ransna Jsiy no.
broke her shaft ard PCT lDlo Aespuoo under ~hee
me steamer Consi tufon vhlch JAILED Jnly 9o viii
'sss t.r rAs p.peassts AID hs<sf. Tbs eola.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

DkATHs ANONN fHk tHkW.
AcCune, Morgan boats Snyder, Benedict. boats
Stacey, Lyman. nurse. sSsrs, Henry, bosi's crew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

AZ rr,s,. - The H.,sl u-,yss -nd sshs~
"a Ahf~f icfTfsrN s@s@rf NaftfnstvH i've
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

The San Fra n~iscs slip Suits Decided In
Favor of the City-D~cres.c in Experts Cali
ffernia National Union Geuvcstion Endorse
ment Of President Jehnsen's polio, Plight
with the Indians at Causp Cady-ArcidcBt 10
the steamer ssoidcn Asc--Anair. In British
Columbia. Ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

rho State Supreme Court has doc dol the u HerE
against tho city IL san Francisco In favor OF tho city
which settles the fact SIX city sip sas pending IN the
coure The points Of the decision that money
lawfully INTO The treasury AMI the city must draw
Il svfniiy.
the exports Of norcbandse Tor th- pas, mouth sho~
decre4a u 1900 900 from those u tho corresponding
month lat year. during which tho exports q treasure
81 100000 greater me tearaDces during The
sewn mouths ~ the present year seventy more
than darins the same period Last year
Mining snAres improved. Choliar tiss Becher figo ,
uphir feT0 Savage si0ST yellow Jackets tes7 fegAi
tcnter ~ california state Telegraph share so General
markets are Dun Leading brand. ~ nour In good
and FOR export bakers srtra 30 ~ bbl ssles 40
sacks choice milling wheat "a VI - per 100 IL A.
suction s.la - tobacco natural leaf brand brought
"a ssc. aud queen smoking iobao1o 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

Os.sh 4. bI,s.. "Hsrsshsvss's IIeetvis M
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

4. =. w.vsde"'s ssi.tic Gs.isvS ssss s~s
r. - fxAssvN sM* =
a 49,, a. 49, 1851 80 rsN'" "'4s = 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

Tliipt~ tsseh.sHsL -s-tsS usskis~s, wtsh
~ ~ Iasss Fsffsrsalns sits sassfs iee5saSs~1
~ az tsss faf fsNsns As~sN $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

sOvfNfso BENrf ~ AZ disssss sih sAtA caai<svu
snir.d ssfs and essssin rss1r y rslls.ss W
chti fssn gsn. si.s ls 49, b9ss.s esf~s
vnf coi-. csfssts sdfy art - ns tsst as hssiy Z
ths osili, snrnfcs-s ~ 80 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-06

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14
CHAMBERLAIN BRA
WHOLESALE AND RErAn
D r u GGISTS
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street, Knoxville TeHHa

VETE TAKE PLEAsvRg IN INFORM
w the people Of Enst IsAustsss @h
have now e~ompleled ear A%TrNngswets
having constantly in store q very lArrn
VI
Drugs and Chemicals, PAteh, MIR
Physicians Pocket Cases, Tfl
Supporters, Surgical FnsiTanus
Stutfs, PaiRts, in on and Dry.
Tanners Oil and LampblRck, Blhf
Glass and Hollow Wave, Toilet Arid
and Perlumery, wiaes, hiquors 4Cip
Comprising 10 part, the following 70
Ayers SarSaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pee;Orl
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's ExpectOrant
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carmmatiwe Bil
HOstettcr's Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation Bitter
lIOOHand's German Bitiers
Blackberry CarminSlsh
Wistar's BaIsam OF Wild CherT
Balsam of HonrhoBnd,
DR.. GuysOtt's Dock aud SarsaI ID
Halls Balsam for the !
Radway'a Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain Kill
Mexican Mustang Linimenh
Arabian LinimeHt,
American Gargling Oil,
Ludlum's Specific,
Rmerson's D H.,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo Sweet w
Madden, Lard W.
Cudbar, Vsrnishi
Lugwood, WAile ~
Red Sanders, bed Lea
COpperas, Bae o'0g
Alum, Wind0HV'
Linseed Oil. Pstlyr
Tanners Oil, Spice
Coal OIL, rsP%
MS
.yrp g wpIauT,s RRANDRgfTsp
BACKS AFRETTS RADSA''
COOKS, JAMES
and
Blue sASSTt
PlLISL RlLN
pnv,,,,,o, Ar. ~,-0.SIaIly iDdasdS'
inc our arg, : re-. I.'i M.'I'eALs,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14
Prices Of Uncurrent Mopr
By THOMAS q. MAn.T

80, o,,. AA.asiLts rESy., Ava
SELL YOUR INCUMBENT aoSrv Ala
salIg ~ ~ :" y peia By TlOlIA1 mn.
m M ssS. vn,on baa cOllcsl ~ "
blr " huctuhtc, but may he dse.. foeiAiha IN
length VI tlnie tog Tgwlttsnces a. - ~ "a H6s
s1Rrrsl. Y forwAraed without delav 'e hga,'
TENNEsSEE B.nt,,. "
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14
TERNlsEKT oRaABIIAfIoS.


The Commitlee OF Permanent Organiza-
iiou was IN session nearly Two hourS. A. J..
Fletcher Of Tennessee, 10 the chair. Among
oih.r decisions, ex-Attorney.Geh. J. v. Speed
Of Ksntueky was settled on 80 per-
manent President A large anmbsr OF Vice
Presidents nnd Secretaries we're also elected,
but BY request VI do not publish their
The following IL the letter Of the presents
iion az lhe mAllet used At Ihs Convention
now 10 session here 70 the Union League Of
this city
UsIoa LEAoUE HovIs, BsoAD-sr,1
PHiLADBtPBIA, Sep. 3. '68.
Mr.. =. p. Cgyler, formerly Of ChAflsston,
s. O., now . resident Of Philadelphia. pre-
seats 70 tbs Union League, With his compile
ments, the accompanying mallet.
TIE Incidents connected with q may Fen-
des Il worthy Of acceptance
Il vas taken from bis store in c1arlesiou,
s. o., BY Nr. Kennedy BiyArd. the President
Of the Secession convenliobsin 1860. TO be
uaed. By bin during the sit,ihEl Of the Con
rsativn. = wa 60 nGol, and returned amer the
adjoufnment ne nov presents u 10, ths
Uhioo League for The use Of the Southern
Union Conysntion.
Ths aadsaigasd, hasEhg VI. 3 p Toy.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14

~ WV
AZ the Governor attempted 20 speak .
voice cried out, Three cheers for the great
Radical Of the South, Hamilton" which was
given With a viii. The Governor said
Sir, IN behalf Of the assembly Of LoyaliI.s
OF The South, Il hssomss ny pleasing duty
70 acknowledge and respond 70 the welcome
mat you havs jnst pronounced 10 behalf Of
the Union League. and other associations Of
the city Of PhiladsIphia, . daty that would
~ unmlGed With ~plsaturs were Il not that I
cannot bat rpmember the cost Of our Assem-.
by. thank you, Sir, 10 tho name OF the
Loyalists Of the South, for the manner In
which yon have characterized THE devotion
90 the Union. IL i but jua, I feel II 10 nv
btart, (Cbeers.) Spare me, fellou.ciissns.
the recital Of the seeaes through which We
have passed. Lea ne At once direet mvself
10 The present oeeasioh-the eauee OF our ss.
ssmoling. We bad aei hoped that amer the
triunpa OF the armies Of the GoverEment Of
TIE listed States 10 the suppression Of re-
bslion agaibstths authority 81 the Govern.
that those u % who had suGered 70 long
sod % patiently, would have some Indemnity
fof Ne past. n not that, - least security
ef hs fufurt We bsd fsasiy bspsd ga.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-14
Ic0EflsuID " oUi HI1T ISaUI1

D0r The Dayton Journal says . We
kAoH that The name Of GENERAL George Crook
was attached 20 The call for the Oncert'
Johnson Convention II Cleveland, vthoai
mis- knowledge or consent. II was signed 10
II b. one Of The PrtSidents hdependsnls"-a
man vho made a good record 10 the army,
but who, before the var, Wns one ofths most
VIGOROUSLY SUBSCRIPTIONS Democratic politi.
cans 10 that party"
How many other uamss have been attached
10 ID. call without sobssai ? doubtless, Tiers
are numbers Of them. The leaders Of ,hs
party, With the grsa, Nogu' Of washlngtOs
A. their bead. are nnseTupulOus 10 regard 10
the means employed 70 sesompiisb their
snds. i b ne "Fuls % Tuin party" beaten
In 1880 By Abraham Linsoin. bat shI Aster.
nfaeA ia SheIF sg,sis ss Poush And 10 OF
der 70 ssesFs thai object nine ienlbs Of them
to-day, Noula vote Cor la. Dayu fos PrssL
dent Of TIE UnIisd Slater, = ~nAuagerIpg ssd.
thirriug ahsrA oaeA wen, thsy sbal have
% ssFBsss sd gguan sSAs q h.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

WILD FLOWERs,-It is tbs wild
flowers of a land that outlive its de-
vastations; it is these that outlive
the disasters of the determination of
its people; it is these that outlive
misrule, and that survive the desola-
tions of war. They are the "wit-
nesses Of God low of stature as
they are, and bright and gay, and
odoriferous-that because they are
infructuous are spared by marauding
bands. These gems of the plain and
the hillside outlast the loftiest trees
of country; they live on to witness
the disappearance of gigantic forests;
they live on to see the extinction of
the cedar, and of the palm, and of the
lick, and Of the olive, and of the
acacia, and Of the vine and the fg
tree, ETC.; they live to see fulfilled in
themselves the word-"every high
thing shall be brought low, and the
humble shall rejoice" So has it
been In Palestine; once 1t was land
of dense timber growths and of fire.
quent clusters of small trees, and of
orchards, and of vineyards, which
retains now only here and there
remnant Of these adornments. Mean
while the alluvial plains of the land
and its hillsides are gay every spring
with the embroidery Of fowers-the
crocus, the scented hyacinth, the
anemone, the daffodil, the poppy, the
lily, and the rose. These jewels of
the spring morning-these children
Of. the dew-beddrd as they are in
spontaneous profusion upon soft
cushions of heather and divans of
sweet thyme-invite millions of bees
and of the most snowy of the insect
tribe; flowers, perfumes, butterflies,
birds of song, all things humble and |
beautiful here flourish and are safe
for man seldom intrudes upon the
smiling wilderness.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28
The Gazette &Gon1et
THE ENGLISH posT-rHoRsE.


Bloomfield, the English poet, author Of
the FARMERS Boy" touchingly describes
thesuferings Of the post-horse. He writes
Gould the poor post-horse tell thee all
Show thee his bleeding shoulders, and
unfold
The dreadful anguish he endures for gold:
Hired at each call of business, lust or rage,
That prompts the trav'ler on from stage to
stage
Still on his strength depends their boosted
speed;
For them, his limbs grow weak, his bare
. ribs bleed;
And though, he grooming, quickened at
command,
Their extra shilling in the drivers hand
becomes his bitter scourge-'tis he must
feel
The double efforts of the lash and steel;
Drops chase each other down ais chest and
sides,
And spattered mud his native color hides:
Through his swollen veins the boiling
torrent flows,
AND every nerve separate torture knows.
His harness loosed, he welcomes eager
The pals full draught that quivers by his
side;
And joys to see the well known stable
door,
As the starved mariner the friendly shore
All, well for him if here his suffering
ceased,
And ample hours of rest his pains APP
peased
But reused again and sternly babe to rise,
And shnke refreshing slumber from his
eyes,
Ere his exhausted spirits can return,
Or through his frame reviving ardor burn,
Come forth, he must, though limping,
manned and sore
He hears the whip-the stage is at the
door:
The collar tightens, and again he feels
His half healed wounds infamed; again
the wheels
With tiresome sameness in his ears re-
sound,
Der binding dust or miles offinty ground,
Thus nightly robbed, and injured day by
day,
His piecemeal murderers wear his life
away"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

sa- A special from Washington
says that prominent Norrh Carolin-
ians say that their State will be the
first to accept the new Constitutional
amendment.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28
1866. i

H0USEKEEPERs troubled with vermin need
be so no longer, ii they use "CosTARs" Extermln-
afor, We have used it to cur satisfaction and
II box cost So we w5uE have it. We have tr ed
poi ons but they Elected nothing but "Costar'g
article knocks the cath out Of Rats, Mice.
Roaches. Ants. and Bed Bugs, quicker than we
can write IT 1t is in e eat drrnaud all over the
country -Medifaa, Ohio, GdSette
10 See CosTAR's advertisement above.
g1s- : o in Baton Rouge, La by all druggists
and Dea ers. BARNES WARD h CO.,
Wholesale AGENTS, New Orleans, La.
juns2l.3m,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

R1~ A Auteless futist is 10 Havre.
He makes flute out of his left hand
which be holds to his mouth, using
the right hand in lieu Of stops. The
notes he produces are not to be dis
tinguished from those of the real in
strument. His name is Fereyra.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

s@- Theodore Hook was walking
in the days of Warren's backing,
where one Of the emissaries of that
shining character had written on the
wall "Try Warren's B." but
had been frightened from his propri-
ETY. and fed. "The rest is lacking"
said the wit.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

sas- New York city has a popula-
ton of one million people now, and
expects to have two millions in
1880.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

sa~ Public water fountains prove
an injury to the beer shops in Lon
don. One publican said drinking
fountain cut down his sales one
quarter.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

II The evidence in Col. Jaques'
trial in Louisville shows that be CON
veyed his victim to the house of the
quack who slew her and was present
when she died; but he was ac-
quilted.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28
1866.

"oosTAR's" RAT XTEaMINAToR is simple,
safe, and sure-tfe most perfect RAT ihc zion
neetit we have ever attended Ev-Iy Rat can
get it properly prepared, will eat it, and every
one hat eats it viii die, generally at sou place
as di tant as ssihle from where 1t was taken
Lake Shore. hitch mirror
See CosTAR g ad vertisement above.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28
1861.

RATS gersnS BIRDs.-Whoever engages in
shooting birds is a cruel man whoever aids in OK.
terminating rats is a benefactor. We should like
some ore 10 give us the benefit of their experience
in driving out the pests. We need something
he-ides dogs, cats, and traps for this business
Scientific american " Y
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

STATE or LoUIsIANA4PARIsHo OF EAST BA-
ton Rou e--Fif,h Disthrt Court--succession of
Mary . ftge { eeessed-No T69--Proba e.
ny HER EAsi Via M Beeet and William Mark
w ham cutters b We this day fled with Tie
Clerk OF said tourta provisional accouAl Of tier
admlf istrat o o. he abvve sue, 4 ssiou ,lDGtA
Notice is hereby ave 10 all par lies Interested,
t. sh W su Il airy they h,vet, Within len days
rom the first pu &c .tion h.,eof why The same
sho I'D not b. homo oss'ed acc ding to law
+ Wit e7s m bard 4nd the zeal OF said Court
this 20 b day of June, A. D. 1866 y t~
juLeE1. II. A. GALLAUGHER,
Deputy Clerk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-28

STATE OF oUIsTANA-pARIsf or EAST BA-
/ ton Rouge- Fifth District Court--Euecessioa Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Engsrs-No. 1885,,
M HEREAS. Frederic Funke has this day filed
W. with the Clerk Of said Court an application
praying to be appointed administrator of the
above succession. NJ qyaa sr3W aU& Je3f9#3i2
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
to show cause {if any they have). within Ten days
from the first publication eof why said apple
cation .hould not be granted. ,,tl fe}fzs
WITT ess my hand and zeal of office this 4th day
Of June, 1866. -s--- IF: A. BAUGHER,
june7. taoY1 IN qJ9L Deputy Clerk.