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Mr.. Beecher remarked the other day at the
Woman's Rights Convention in New York, that
woman who is content to wash stockings and
make Johnny cakes, and bring up her boys, is
an undererown woman, and when she comes to
heaven she will spend the first thousand wears in
getting TO that state TO which she ought 10 have
attained before she died.
AT the last lorettes' ball given in Paris, one
OF the most notorious of them wore gold
necklace composed OF medallions, each one ol
belonging to any noble of lower rank than
MARQUIS. So the Indians wear their victims
scalps.
Ideas (says Voltaire. the old Brute) are like
teards--men get them when they grow up,
women never have any, But Voltaire also said
''rhe more married men you have, the fewer
crimes there will be- Marriage renders man
more yirtuous and more wise"
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DIR. II Y i II Q n 5
CONSTITUTION AL RENOVATOR
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
IaCipient COnsumPtIOD, "nd all Diseases
Pertaining 10 Consumption,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

SUCH AS
Coughs. Colds, HoaTseness Group, Bronchitis, and all
Diseases of the Lungs and hespiratoy Or9ans
Liver COMPLIANT, Dyspepsia Loss OF AD-
petite Nervous Debility with
great Lassitude of the Mus Ne
~ cular system, etc. NY
The success of this medicine In the cure OF disease
has withstood many critical tests In this country and
elsewhere; It's saut ary efec on disease are widely
disseminated and require no effort TO parry the preu-
diees o. the skeptic, - -
"DR. HYLToN;-I take I Is oppor unity to MORN you
that consider you the greatest doctor on diseases OF
tn lungs In the country had spttting of blood,
with large Jumps green matteri violent pain in my
breast and shoulders, raining cough and several of
the most eminent physicians gave me up as hope
ase OF consumptiOn tried all the remedies OF the
day and gained relief hut worse; whed friend
advised egotiy your RepOva or satisfying me tnat
you we're irregular graduate of the University OF Penn
:, lvania and not selfstvled doctor used out nine
bottles of your RenOVatOr, and 10 the surprise of
friends am now well man and able to attend daily
10 my business
cali on me ana be satisfied. NICHOLAS BILGER
"HO. 2Sb Race street"
DR. Hylton Is regular graduate OF the University OF
Pennsy lvaDa. (Hs Diploma can b. seen &C his office
Examlnes Lungs without charge once 20; ~ Nor
elXTH Street. 0A thsm2m
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Ihe Death and the Successor OF Hon.
William Wright.


THE intelligence OF the death OF the Hon. Will
LIAM WRIGHT, United States Senator IRON New
Jersey, will cause sincere sorrow among that
portion OF our community who enjoyed per.
sonal acquaintance with that gentleman, but
will occasion no surprise, as his long illness has
prepared us for the Jesuit In all nations the
death OF a high official is follow not only by
regret for his loss, but also by struggle for the
succession. The people view vacancy
NTH one auspiclous and one dropping eyes"
and now already the question is being raised
who will occupy the seat so lately filled by
the dead Senator?
There seems to be but little doubt but that
the Hon. ALEXANDER G.. CATTELL of Camden,
will be appointed to the post by the Governor,
Hon. MARCUS L. WARD. All circumstances con-
spire TO point him out as the proper person for
the post He was the choice OF the National
Union party last April, and was only defrauded
Uf his election by the deep-dyed treachery
of renegade. He is, therefore, the man,
of all others, to whom the Republicans desire
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

AN ATTEMPT was made yesterday in the House
of Representatives to raise the tax on incomes
above the present rates. 1t failed, however, and
the law was allowed to remain as at present,
except that all incomes of less than $1,000 are
exempted from tax. Among the deductions to
be made in estimating incomes, were added, on
motion of Mr.. WILSON, Of Iowa, Losses actually
sustained during the year arising from fire. ship
wreck, or incurred IN trade, and debts ascer-
tanned to be worthless, but excluding all esti.
mated depreciation of values"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

that the office should be given, and in his selec
tion, Governor WARD will only fulfil the declared
wishes OF the people. He is gentleman of ire
proachable integrity and excellent repute, with
tact, discretion, and ability which would do
honor 10 the high position. He would faith.
fully represent the State of which he is a citi-
zen, and, by his choice, not only will good
man be rewarded, but lesson inculcated, that
treachery cannot retard the advancement OF one
who has the sympathy of his party and the re.
spect of all.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

No MORE PUBLICATION OF INCOME LIsTs.-In
the discussion OF the Internal Revenue Bill in
the House of Representatives yesterday, an
amendment was adopted torbidding in future
the publication of income lists in the ewspapers
or, rather, forbidding the assessors collectors
to allow the income lists to be copied for publi-
cation. The lists are, however, to be open for
public examination.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

THE REooNsTRUcTIoN DEBATE was commenced
in the Senate yesterday, Senator HOWARD lead
ing off. But little progress was made Several
amendments were offered ana ordered to be
printed,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

Should be packed away with Furs and woOens to avoid
injury by Moths. Sold by Druggists every where
HARBlS d CHAPMAN, Boston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CSee The Second Page for additional Special Notices

E4g3 THE FORTY, SECOND ANNIVER.
~ vi sary Of the An eresn % - sunday School Union
O'c OCE.
Hon. Chief Justice CHASE will preside
Addresses vii be delivered by Rev, B, w. CHIDbAW
Rev. OHk McCULLAGH. and Others
The singing will be by a choir of six hundred chidre
iron. various Sunday Schools
Parties who may have tickets and do not intend using
the same will confer favor by returning them to the
Boclety g Bui ding No ll22 Chssnut street.
All reserved seats unoccuped at Sl5 O'Clock will be
thrown open to standees. 523t
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DEFY Competition.

These desirable results have been secured withou
any increase OF price. II you regard your interest
try the 5.
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f4B9 THE REV. HENRY CLAY TRUM.
- BULL GoIm!rly Chaplain in the Army OF he
he american SUNDAY School Union, at the ACADE'NY
OF MUSIC, on THURSDAY EVENING. 5232t
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

WA.u,No1ox. july 10.-SRxArE.-Mr.
Stewart submittsd . resolution requesting
~ President 10 interpoee the good oGlces
al The United States 70 scare the release Oh
uar6one held q prisoner In Capada and
sInvhere for paitjcipst50a u The Tenian
movenen,s. which vos laid oves until 10
mmrov. a.
n. TrumhuIl called mn The House I'LL 70
Ak he number Of Judees of the 6upseae
Court OF ~ Unised 6asies, and 70 change
90 Judicial CilVuits. 1xSa hll1 W. pasoed,
q provides that NO vacancy In tltp ONCE 81
Associate Juseice shall b nlled until NJ
0umbes Of Associate Jusl3ees shall be rcdpc.
Z 70 slx. and makes certain changes In fhs
q no9e ho11nD Cteuie Cseaa<
II: Trum6all called upthe till Tor eh!.fg'
1t ~ psslle ssosnde Surrounding the Cap.
IT. Howard called ap N Joint rssolutign
giving The right Of WY 10 tho Uai0n Paciac
hailf0ad and IL beanches thr6u9h the1nili.
n. Grimes, referred TO The military chm.
mittoe, era (.
The Senate then west Into executive ses-
n To M. w.ntror,E addressed the
Hons IN an hours epeech In which, speak.
inE from On agricultural point, he favored .
ehsn1I 06 - preeent tae{G sDthouGh 10 did
M nsu6ss 20 b. etronely III favor 81 the
oen(1ne III. He Jared tluat with The high
psice of eoH Il would prove 10 Be- peoaiSi;
Sorv. n deorecatcd mixing up Of tariff
viiS nolkica. m thoueht dat eDongreeG
.honn ~ ~ anount al revenue 70 b rsss-
"A M nm ~ s commIanion composed Of
one larmeF. ono iiaaulacluger and one mers
chsns shorid spucrt9ue & 1872 themselves,
ma adv0ce1ed eepeclally the essin, wool, nax
~ ssnck rroviks intsreg0e 81 the Wea.
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OaveDpoee 0aeasoe mepoee.
10y II. isss {
Retail tslk 49,. m
e 0ecke, pepes, 49,
F-lss !" ~ 49, ....a
liissesssa Floss. . = - higher.
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No; :. ssw; soe.
s.s,sr.-a.. l. Aosss. u>s. ssossss.
OAss. 1S@9ec.
PosAsooo-S5@l0e.
Omoxs.- demand.
Burma -26c 80
!. H.,-as' .on.,,.oo krs bsild 81,
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! : : : : : ! ! J ] !
81 J. onaGsAs
2 n, oadesi1ss - ~
u ~ ~ medical Sbss1s whs
ssedl - shas lspsessoa = ''ths sovsrsign's
shdhR IN he Wesid~ sos peopsc whs0 1ssass ~ a.
rrsAy dspsssed alnoss 70 dsaah's asss. n G'sae
naIosity u ~ fAcaDy hswsvss. eaesetss 61sssss
spsnsus, end eadssvus 10 asuist usssss b vesass
down pouep insassa a hs0ang 1issass y pss Gown
Nsssrs. ~ hsse ~ 49, via w ssssSss Az
ruitv The sgvyusAl nAsSunaA nnnerA ~ - eor
~ tAsa wish ~ ~ nsem = soscng tAss eesss-
This fAct tAe nosa euisrst - n - 49,
have hoaorably coasrssra. La tAsa - - ~@
selves.
n. AIxxAvDna =. STEVENS - ~ - h -
Of he treaties, that '.she oidss phyAcns grow. "
ncre skepsisai tAsy ssopns q ~ vssnss q tAss
nsdLdaes.s'
rrsessor WILLARD PARKER. y. D., tAaa whsu
no man s,ands higher In As psoesasss = ~ ~ =
The Atiaseie, says: "O an ssieaces useaeass V ~
mose uncsssals.s
ne prssusnA MA0uuDgR. - - Usa1af -
reon. and phyu,cisAs ~ ysases svu psoAsesa, -
r.itted mat co,sssA waeer" was pssessehoe - -
Of the druRs used In hospital pssctics. H ~ =
knew this 70 n he truth toa expsesce, ~ y ~
sssED nOsn.
Proesssps T. D. DAVIS ~ PIT u % rscss1 ~ ~
vital ssets Of tAe nsdciss b ~ litsie uaAsss4
Dr.. MASON GOOD rsasss ~ .sAssesssss :
nnedieise = . nAnnAsogs sAsscn."
tered In the 0uise sleh esuo." GA
"lhsve - aAiA whalevss - or sssdAslses.- ~
the dirsingasAea d. hA1l11R
~The medical pssealss a ~ pssssss ~ \ nsoAa
PHILOSOPHY sos csmnos sesse," = ~ oeeeo I
Proicsss EVANS.
.0nusnss,~ thusssssd rrussaoe O10o0Q
''nInssy-slse oct u every hua1ssd msalsal ~ q
medical Ire r
"Mssrnry has msds mosr cdpgsss thaa = ~
camblnsd," h the sentiment u ~. ucCLM1OCx,
Philadelphia. gIt A-sl4as
Thcse are sirongcs ezpssnaSsns lhaa poo-pe
slonal pcpos, whatever hs might thanks Wssl1 y q
TO usc hut y thsy ase ~ velsetsss aasntssas I
u the most ceIebsassA rexals vssetlicssss
the age. thsse can h. 10 harm In quoting then. n
arr perssctly tus. nuitiiudes who have bsen 81
der treatneua" know - thsir sosssw.
Under surh circsns4a.csn. wAo csn wua6es u
The secbIc should sesk Sds stssan(A. = - - {
health, outside q ~ pssessrsoa "0ilea1 = o. u
hwns fond "haln" \ ~ psspasu1sosV hieA1bs
tesusjsrs u tAA pampAiet, ~ slssid DssArk
thr medicsnss's Il ~ pAasaaesp~ta. vAoAssv,
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FIRST PHRMIUM
ayoRQOv8D
s! ,.,! s,2$* !: S.
N0 AlYTlrAl 4. 1YR1n.oTV Ann

kATWB06 0l0fAlClIH .
OIieissiiS psssstst AsS 10, 1858: smeeseennl
pa(ssisd Jsss 9Th, 1853. The eslehsatod FAMILY
oEu SEWING MACHINE, With pG1sat osnSus
oetachmsn4 nosAtw0destal ~ slegessly eea-
stfu cted Novelty b xoisolaoe ID epsseelsa. uosg
Ne oeuAso0S nonDt0, ooVe WA D0gUAo -
0usoaA TnneAD u oil kin4a 0sass The 8uo0inH
Sntch MORE pss/scs and rs1si1s than b Aaod,
oad with extraordinary fapt4ity, 0aAtag 10
stitches 10 eoch navoLuflox Of The Wane4 WI
1etAsr, Asas, eH11s, aAjsv, tsek, ~ - AeaD6tA
H., &e.; requires no change 81 eestcA % ~
eaAaas - oa1 ous o. onoaa, eo1 viii la04 laDo-
s0a, oo3nR ~ gRnooooos oACn1An made. u ~
takea the 1unnsuu q SsAsa fAlna, sna revived
The appryval of Ill The prinsipel jssfnals I'D ..
thooe Who Eave usno them.
"For ~ Dfessmakss Il 70 Invaluable; f. ~
ao.s,asA \ saPp'iss vacant passs."-0s-
s'fhis machiss ssspesses Ill others - have
seen. and Il wssld rsqsire sco:umn 70 cnumssala
~ numsrUus virtues. "--DM.aessS. Dsveapost.
"With 4li4sls o. double thread. u silsetly
vt very rapidly, with commoa nesdle, maAsl
he ralniqg stitch exactly NE the hssd ssviaG
All bssssnswhs bay q oGes fes salsiniAsAasal
y this gsspins NAehine, VIII - peossseesd d
ioflDgense1e . ~ patssss. Th1s b ~ so0
Icy priced nschine sseassd y psessa.
0laGls Nachinss ssDt y NJ past d ~ ee1o
~ ~ Ezpreee, peeksd q bog Min peinosd
ihtesstisss % receipt efps,ee. oS. AesuS9 vsnt-
a evssyWhers. Uifsulae eontsining Abeeol u.
4ucsments seas ffse.
Address ell ofdeeo -
FAMILY OBM 0kWoN0 n AOHu8 o..
sv1R.d0lv1 0Mna lO1 NnnoNn 1ooponN ~ n
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HOS r 4 TT ER,S
:!yQH!ACH BlTrBRS

pioysd from
postink the .ut 1sasteen years hesuss ths psb1le.
Gres protective and remedial propestiss have bsso
l,.ta BY millipus II human bcngs ard thsls Fscas1
IL satisfactory. Their iasncnsc popsaEity. ever -
the incrusss b bcetss guarantee ~ ther ussfsness
than my printed saosy. II y mot thus that fauss
prosper.
Clear rieAtsd asa usprcjsaicsd ncabrn u ~
faculty have approved thsa, - they srs now -
eommcnced IN private practice BY hundssds 81 hsny
physiciAns.
TIE prcparatioa has iosg secs Sasnd III ~ 40
military and civil hospitah. Il h - unknoUn
- th- baitirAcld . mcans Of sustaining ne wousd-
Of older. faint with loss Of blood NOR In thc nasy.
vcs0luvauab,c nscdcal substitute for he oAutssa-
10 rcoohol which vas formerly served osa - cut
will bender the name Of "grug." Ttesc lAcss carry
The pn comneat with them. ssa thsy ass sabais
again afmises nom which every intelslgsat rsa6es
II would ais own conclusions.
timatcd IN
not be spare,
e Albany
ny the cxpedit.
!; {; e: 81: 6 !: II: :; ;;I!sz1"o~r
Alter conplstirg 4,
ship viii proceed jIrAA
commence the -,
about s =. 'AVvkul RnoWM e)1)leDo I
SELECTED IN
From . mAO q lUooueo, 3 tno1o ab-
stract Of which Wo111 m N Sota-
70 volume.
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poSt6x, July 10.-The 0Gles - 0eos1e II:
0oodina. beoies. II. State street., vas robbed
isss SnIsit of 0it' y, q whlcA aeCsss
"a .O0o ~ In gold AID lie balancs - U. 8.
snd othef eecusitleA The money w. taeen
nor sssss which ~ healsd into the Md.
6Is q the door and gutled. a pessse r.
eenlly psupnosd 70 mt part OF the omce,
ga wes yesessday papssi1g The walIs, b9s
81 he has lallsd - make hls appeaAoce. -
3 respected Of bslng ~ Sa6bes. No arrests
havo yet beeA node.
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OStefn UnI0D Railroad.
TRAINS LEAVE POET BYRON A. Fol-
Nail md Express 1:so 4 n. daily, (sssdsys
1 ss!s.Sos.. Express is.ss 4. n. daily, s...
Y, zs. s.::ss11s;l ..ser. =. bT
Nnsavs ~ Foss ssaca.
Nail and Expssss 7:so r. H.. daily. CSssdays
ssseeSese Esprese les r. n. aesiy.
Aeeennodstioa 10 4. L.. iasiy. (sssevs
Hsii ssa Esprsss leaving Psss Byrss = -
ss;|: s sss' ;'is: sss Sch,s;ls :.a y
SSesnsf 1aasiee ~ D1bsqee, slsiviag : Aes1s
ahead Of Northern Lloe boala.
"Stsemer lowo lsosse Dovsnpert q An.
eoaaecsing q Port Byroa WITH Stsembeel b.
Pfess. and At =. L.. esassesiag wa - F.e
- "A saarosvsuss:
~ nasins, With '.(sooafisA Lis" sssansesSss
Grand Haven, 0eabo1ge1 cd Aoaitewue.
Al Aacins 1upeg6oG. Nth CAlea(oA nllWaakss
Rsiircaa, ~ .niawsskse, ksssSAs. Wassssss
=. Oli:sss J..s.s.s, Vim CAis:ee : N.ssA-
~ q Chisa - = Crooss.
A. Bslslt, vith Chisaee : nssaAwseeegn han
rcd. Sor Fsstviile, evassviles, ~ Madison. !.
... CO. ~ css;s Z, :.s 49, =
Mineral Point ssa 0aleaA
~ Savanna, with slee0 packet "lanslng,"
far Dsbsqss I'd teeesgh heels % ~ Peal:
A. faltee, WttA t51ic6go ! NsstAwesessn Rail.
s. sC1ss ss S 9H c - c. * s:,1 ,s
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Passengers will I'D this rod ~ sheaPese
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Nsw YoRK, JAY 10.-The following 10
u --latest per City Of London:
FaAnxronf on fns HAlA June s7:-Ihe
rederal Diet today splointed Prince
Charles Of Bavaria C0mander.ln.Chie Of
u Federal army, with Instructions TO con-
6oc4 Affairs under the direction Of Gen. Ben
0nok
4 dispatch u ~ Prssiaene Of H. Goa:
"a says the battle Of the 18th was ncsshef
looe or WOo.
az. Bcndeck sdds have ordered . con.
cnatra tjon Of all our forces 70 resume the
campaign. Our army y In excellent spirits,
oad anxious 70 be led 10 battlese
BRnlan, June 97.-Prussla 'has replied %
ths principal fusctionaries In. 6axony and
lie Blectors of Hessc and Hanover.
FRAxxronr. ox.rns.MAlN, June 81;
Austsis ~ rsep.sd - her -cenll1esate -
| Hes that al officers Of the Dies sthOoA b
rs-called. and ths mieistef plenepotentiar
Ies appointed II their plaD undef H. Pree
Idsacy Of Austria this Oommiaaaon Ia ~
power 10 decide upon matters without rel
eseuCe TO their respective gOvefnments.
This has not been agreed TO yet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

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No sienssf IL - ess g. Dasid. e.e
With Iissspssl daess elnhe Jues 9esh. -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

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xlap,4 ~ 9 lssS q -. x7asia Y
HeA ~ - ~ 49, +. 9hesnges ~.
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
q q M NJ &c RCfAL.
SATURDAY EVENING, January

SATURDAY EVENING, January -.
Cotton--A EscoVery Of cent on previous
decline is rcporsed for yesterday when tho quota
ticns were for Ordinary, 37@40e.; Good Ordinary,
4aDiic,; Low aliddling, 45040, aud Middlipg,
4B6Glpc ..,..'
S"Sar-Com'non, l2c.; Fair, 1iDt46cs Good
Fair to Fully Fsir, lbAc.; Fully Fair to Prime,
lJAc,' Yellow Glarihcd, l69lc.; Light do. 171s J.
~ ID. r.o 81 Jus tI !
MoI"sses--s*,c. for Good and sl6D9iJSc % gal.
for dood to prii,Ie.
Fio"r-Fine. ~ 25Gbs7 80; superHne, IS 37x
and Choice do. s. 90 W Dbl. +" i's
Sorn-YelloS, 81 10 and White, 81 90 y blu.
Oats-bIc. b.bushel. Rh+#5
Hr"n--$l 1872 100 IBIS 70 i'a' ~ a
Bacon-sugsr- curgd Hams in casks, 3oc. q u.
shoulders retail at i40i5c; Ribbed Sides, tS0
loci Clear do ls6l2Oc Plain Hams, 2sQ30c; su-
gar-curod, 29OG1c and Breakfast Bacon, 2lGg25c.
" n.
PorIs-Tho saarket is nearly bare. Old Mess
IL quoted At $50 and Now do, at $40 " Dbl.
C"ndles-Stsr, short weight, 2oc., and full
weight, 23@2ic, y h, ...az. '.'.= RS
Lnrd-suppy small. Prime, in tierces, Is held
at Gle, and In kegs, at &c. % n. %, faff7
H"y-Prme Western, $50, and Choice do, $50
u ton.
Whisky-Rcct,fed, 50 So % gallon.
HalIng staps-B agglng Qndla) in rolls, 80
@32c., and in bees, 32034c. y yard. Rope. $50.
~ n.
CoTee-2Sc. f,r Ordinary; 2o@291c. for Fair
and 3oO3O1ac. U ID, for Prime to Choice Rio.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
II ! N A " CIhL.

SATURDAY EVENING January 10.
GoId-The market opened firm yesterday, at
1877 and closed drm At l37GDi37}6.
Exchange IS terling, IdIGGl45 for bill Of la
ding bills; ll6 jur Good l4TGlla7A for Al, and
lEA@ld774 for first class. Francs, g. 211G1a871 4
for commercially New York sight, ~ discount.
Bank Nofea-Wenowq quote Bank Of Louisiana
at 4sOia. and AOGD65e. " dollar; Louisiana state
Bank at Gs07Oand 100 1905 Merchants' Bank at
7OG472 and 750J7c Crescent City Bank at sed0s2
and s3@S5; Upion Bank at sO@s3 and S3Gbsb,
and Bank Of Naw Orleans at s06Gs2 and s56DsT.
Tho inside range Of the above figures represents
the rates paid ty dealers for the small sums offer
Cd Mt their couatorS, and the outside rates the
market for round numbers. ''
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-16

State of LouisSana-Parish of West Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
In the matter Of the succession Of Jean
Louis Peyropnin, deceased No. 5 81 Pro-
bate. FL
pY VIRTUE Of commission issued in
I'D the above succession and directed to
the Sheriff Of the Parish OF East Baton
Rouge, from the Hon. Fifth Judicial Dis
srlet Court, in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid, ! will expose at pu bic sal e
N front Of the Court House door, in this
Parish, on t. ,.r,.f r..
Monday, the 10th day of February next
1865, al II o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, the
following described property belonging to
tho above succession, to-wit:
certain TRACT of LAND situated in
the Parish oG East Baton Rouge, on Cy-
pr - Bayou sDout six miles from the city
of Baton Rouge, in Townships 6, South'o Of
Range ono a East, containing Two HIM
dred and Seventy 45-l00 acres and bounded
formerly as follows, TO wit : on the North
by lands Of John Baftell; East by those of
Mrs. Lavigue; Sohth by those Of Nathaniel
Horton, and Vest by lands of V. T. Dali
ton, with the improvements owned jointly
by said deceased and Bernard Peyre min.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tons, to-wit !. For Cash, on the day OF
sale. V. A. AII,AJN18
jamie Deputy Sheriff.