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New YoRK, March 12.--The Herald's
city of Mexico correspondent notes the ar
rival there from Europe of Archduke FL
lerne, Muximilian's brother, and Napo-
Icons agent to assure Macmillan he must
tacitly submit TO Napoleon's directions.
1t Is stated Macmillan succumbed and
six hundred thousand dollars, in French
money, was Immediately produced to pay
his troops.
Another attempt to assassinate Maxi
| milan is reported.
The Paris Memorial Diplomatic says the
mission of Baron Saltard to Mexico 10 the
starting point for the withdrawal of the
troops. The French expedition, to end in
1865, cost twenty seven millions sterling
and eleven thousand men killed and dis
abled.
Secretary of the Confederate Navy
Mallory, has been released from Fort La
fayotte in consequence of the effect of the
confinement upon his health. He joins
his family in Connecticut.
Extensive preparations are making by
the Irish citizens for the celebration of st,
Patrick's Day.
O'Mahoney has issued orders for the
parade Of the Goth Regiment of National
Guards. The Knights of st. Patrick will
have q banquet at the Maison Doree. The
Irish societies Of Brooklyn have arranged
for the anniversary in that city.
The New York World says companies
and regiments of Fenians are forming
with great rapidity. 1t is thought Gen.
Sweeny will collect 81, 900 men hero who
have seen service. Funds continue to flow
into the Treasury. 1t IN said the Fenians,
in order to exhibit the per6dy of the Brit
ish Government, will make astounding
developments regarding direct assistance
given by the agents of Earl Russell to the
rebellion in the South.
New YORK, March 1913 Mold 1872.
Cotton nominal at 41@42e., nothing do
ing.
The steamship City Of Boston from Liv-
erpool the 28th ult., via Queenstown the
lst inst, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2S.-Cotton has adj
yanced I'D. since Friday. The sales the
past four days comprised $4,000 bales, the
market closing dull.
The rumored resignation Of Earl Rus
sell Ia unfounded.
The military force in Ireland is aug
mented.
The English Government has seized two
vessels at London for the CHILEAN Govern
ment.
Arrests of Fenians in Ireland are plen-
tiful.
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NEWSPAPER MATTERs.--From pros
pectus in the New Orleans Star, we per
ceive TINT the said journal is hencoforward
TO appear in an enlarged form, and in the
French as well as English language--the
French title being "L'Etoilo du Sud"
Mr.. Jewell, the editor and proprietor of
the Star, promises in his now scheme to
employ the best talents, and to spare no
labor or expense to maintain the highest
standard Of the American press, and the
position of u Franco American organ of
development and progross-aims deserv
Ing Of encouragement and success, and
which we trust our enterprising contem-
porary may fully realize.
A new French journal to be called
"Le Nouveau Monde"--tho New Worlds
about to BIO commenced in New York
city.
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EE Our old fellow citizen, Chas. T..
Howard, agent of the Kentucky State Lot
terry, long and favorably known in the
lottery business, has been the first one to
comply with the recent act of the Legisla-
ture and taken out a license. Mr.. Howard
has paid the State the license of $4,000 q
wear, and given an additional security of
go, 900 for the faithful carrying out of the
act in regard to properly stamping the
tickets and otherwise carrying on the bust
meas. This is the largest license ever paid
by one man to the State, and it is the in
tsntion of Mr.. Howard to take out one or
two more. This fund is for the benefit of
the Charity Hospital of our city, and the
more the public, who patronize lotteries,
buy only from legalized and licensed ven
doris, the more money will the hospital re-
ceive and BIO benefited by. II is, we I'M
derstand, the intention Of the State au
thorities to do oil they can to increase this
fund by stopping all illegal selling and
bring all offenders to punishment. This
license gives the privilege Of keeping open
ten places of business, and that all tickets
sold shall be duly stamped by the State
Auditor and cancelled at the ting of tho
time of the sale. The stamps will be ready
in about week, and then all persons buy
ing unstamped tickets, as well as those
selling them, will both be liable to fine
of 800 for each and every ticket thus
bought and sold. This business is now in
the hands of a gentleman who will make
1t legitimate and respectable calling, and
in the name of the Charity Hospital, he
calls on the public 10 put down all at
tempts by any one to evade this law, and
properly supported, Mr.. Howard feels GER
tain the State can secure to the Hospital
the sum of, $4,000 a year from licenses
and revenues.-N. O. Times, llth inst.
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DT Z d.

At the residence Of his father, on Main street,
in this city, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 10
O'Clock, P M, FRANK v STEPHENS, aged ID
years. months and 10 days, son OF George M.
Stephens.
New Orleans papers plea'e copy.
Alas, that Death should come to despoil the
family circle OF one who was 30 endeared to 1t by
ties of tenderness and affection Promising and
of noble endowments the stricken youth has been
gathered TO the tomb in the buoyancy and pleni-
tude of his fondest hopes aud aspirations. The
cruel blow has enshrouded in gloom and sorrow
the hearts of his bereaved friends and relatives,
with whom We sincerely condole.
In this city, on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst
Mrs. MARY KHODUS, aged so years.
In this city on Monday morning, the 18th inst,
Miss MARY MoNULTY, aged % years.
In this city, on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst,
LOUIS, infant an only SOD Of Joseph and Corinns
Legenjre, aged year and months.
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Rap The New Orleans Picayune has
taken to issuing "quadruple" Sunday
sheet. 1t is whaling big concern for the
reader to manage all at once, but as it 10
susceptible of being divided and subdi-
vided into sheets enough to furnish sim
ultsneously agood sized family with in
teresting reading matter for the day, we
are wiling to excuse this "airish" grandeur
of the Pic, and to rejoice that it can find
business enough to justify its enlarged on
terprise. Go on, Mr.. Pic, and 'may your
shadow never grow less"
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QUARAHTINE.-Gov Wells has issued q
proclamation declaring all vessels hailing
from the following infected ports to be
subjected to quarantine of*en days
Havana, Matanzas, Trinidad, Cardenas,
Saint Iago, and other ports in the Island
Of Cuba; Kingston, Port Royal, Montego
Bay, and all other ports in the Island of
Jamaica; Jacmel, Port au Prince, and all
other ports in the Island Of Hayti; the Is
lands of Trinidad, st. Thomas, Martinique,
4uadRloupe, Antigua, Barbados, all West
India Islands, and the adjacent coasts of
Mexico and Central America.
Maj. Gen. Candy has also issued CO.
operative General Orders to aid in giving
complete effect to the quarantine, and de-
olaring that it twill be applied and made
effective upon oil rivers, canals, bayous,
inlots, or other water approaches from the
Gulf, and upon all rail, and common roads
or other communications, leading from the
coast into the interior of the State"
The commanding officers Of all military
posts are also ordered to "eniorcs an eff
cient sanitary police within their respec-
i've commands, and in cities and towns
where troops may be stationed, the com
mandlng officers in connection with tho
civil authorities, will adopt proper sani
tary measures, and cause them to be eff
GENTLY carried out"
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THE NEW ORLEANS ELECTION.

The municipal election In New Orleans
on Monday was no tame affair. The con-
test between the "National Democratic
Union" and the 'sDemoc National"
parties was close and exciting, though at
tended with no outbreak or disturbance
of the peace, of any note.
AS this election is one which has elected
unusual interest not alone in tho city but
elsewhere In the State, we give its results
in full as we find them in the Picayune
for the benefit of our readers in this Sec
ton:
FOR MAYOR.
John T. Monroe 846s /; Joseph II
Moore,t 3l5s; George Purves,t 4 VIM. L..
Robertson,t 80.
FOE COMPTROLLER.
Pc. Mohan,t s64O /; stoddart Howell
2077.
EoR STREET COMMISSIONER.
Alfred Bellanger,t 3432 William II,
Bell,t 3039'
EoR RECORDER.
First District William j. Ahern 4 1924.
Joseph Gros,t sS8; Robert Dalton,t 1851;
Second Distriot-Arthur 9astinel,* 1874
Eugene Staes,t 5la Emile Wiltz,t I5s.
7AfyI District-J. +. Thieneman,t 572
j. A. Letten.t 95s.
Fourth District -Lucien Adams, y 244 ; II.
T. Vennard,t $50 Micheal IIines,t II !;
John G. Cosley,t 81; J. II. Huckins,t rs.
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Distrtct-J. o. Nixon,* 1892 Will
Hanson Smith, 1912 James McCloskoy,"
1867 il. Morgan Halpt $50 X. b. Bell,t
9l6 L. Heath,t COL.
Second District- Geo. Clark, 4 879 Nor
man whitney, $40; l.. ID. Arnault,t $40
Denis Cronan, Sr., 4 8l2.
Third Dastrsct-C Charles w. Culbertson,*
633 +. d. Davenport,* sl2 E. d. White, 4
875 #. A. Woolfey,t 90S.
FourtA District-A. W. Bosworth,* 55T;
Thomas Mcknight, 1911; G. W. Kendsll,t |
SOL; VIM. McDuf,t 1871.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
First Ward-P. Cumins, 1878; W. II. |
35s; Francis Reitmeyer,t |
140; William Barnes,t 1871.
Second Ward-James Prague,* 526; +.
Lurges,* 523; j. a. Roberts,t 1888; 2. X.
O'Connor,t 327.
Ihdn Wdfd-Wllllam McCuiloch," 80; |
Thos. s, Moore,* $50; Edward s Wurz-
burger, 1858; G. T. Estlin,tl4; Jno. D.
NJ orris,t 348;
Fourth Ward-J. B. Cunningham, 1921;
Hugh Montgomery 2l0; II. +. Stursken,t |
222; George Henning 4203.
FFfth Ward-T. Livaudais,* ESQ, John
P. Hontamat,t 292.
Sirth Ward-Victor Prados,* $50; N. B.
1863.
.SegenM Ward-John Preisley,* 262; Jo-
Beph g. Baum, 272.
Fight Ward-N. Lamb!as,* 1872; George
D. Kauz,t 26s.
Ninth Ward-William Clarke 169; f.
1888.
Tenth Ward-D.J J. Wasson,* I54; John
b. Crautz,t 2T.
BleuenM Ward-P. Laiser,# 222; Henry
Bensel,t 1873; F. scullin,t 30; q. Farrin,t
1853.
The political compilations of the candi-
dates are indicated as follows q indicates
the Democratic candidates.; those of
the National Dem ocratic Union candidates;
and I, independents.
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Notice.
PROVOST MARsHADs OFFICE, l
BATON ROUGE, March 9th. 1866.

PROVOST MhRsHALS OFFICE,
BATON ROUGE, March 9th, 1866.
The inhabitants Of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge and the City of Baton Rouge, are hereby
notified to appear at this Office, on or before the
25th inst, and deposit the Tax levied upon them
In accordance with General Orders No. 38, series
Of 1864, Department the Gulf.
In dsfault of which, proceedings for collection
will be taken by seizure aud sale of such property
rs may be found on the premises assessed, to the
amount of Tax and cost of collection Parties
appearing for the purpose OF paying said Tax, are
requested to bring City or Parish Tax receipts.
by order of Maj. Gen. A. BAIRD,
Assistant Commissioner Bureau Refugees Freed.
men and Abandoned Lands, Sta To of Louisiana
Nj. j. SHERIDAN,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
mar10-1w Baton Rouge, La.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A PROmIssORY NOTE made by John Coffin
II ger In favor of George David, and indsrsed
by him, the said Gottinger dated at Jackson,
La, January 23d, 1862, for 1926 at eight per cent
interest from date until paid. Said Note was lost
at or near Beaver Greek Bridge in tho Parish of
East Feiciana. All persons are hereby warned
not to trade for the same, as payment has been
stopped. mari5-3tI D. @. DAVID.
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AUCTIONl AUCTIONi
SATURDAY, MARCH gath, 1899.
BooEz d BIRMINGHAM, AUo7zoNEERs.

WILL be sold on the premises, at auction, TO
w the highest bidder, on Saturday, March
Gath, 1866, at the hour Of Ii O'clock A. NJ, provided
not sold previous to that time at private sale
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with che
improvements thereon, situated In that part Of
the city of Baton Rouge, called "Industry," meas
urng fifty feet front on Union Street by one hun
dred and thir -four feet 10 inches In DEPTH Eng
lish measure. The improvements consisting OF a
good d w BILLING HOUSE, with four rooms,
Kitchen and servants' rooms on each lot.
Also, ONE LOT, corner Europe and St. Charles
streets, measuring ninety feet, French measure,
toVethar with the improvements thereon.
TEEms-0na.t ,ird cash the balance on one and
two years credit. For further particularly apply to
BOGEL 81 BIRMINGHAM,
mRrl3-td Auctioneers.
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tg John Frederick Gruber, a highly
esteemed citizen Of New Orleans, died in
that city on Saturday night last from
wounds received at the hands of an assas-
ain at "Sam's Saloon" on st. Charles
street, the night before.
Mr.. Gruber was native Of Coburg'
Saxony, was aged SO years, and had re-
sided In New Orleans for nineteen years.
He was formerly Chief of the Fire Depart
ment Of that city. A man named d.
Hennessey was arrested on the charge OF
being implicated in the assassination.
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POSTPONED SHE.

State of Louisiana--Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
Henry Walsh, Administrator, vs.. Eugene
Doiron--No. 66l.
DY VIRTUE of q writ Of seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled and num-
bered suit and to me directed from the
Honorable Fifth Judicial District Court,
in and fol. the Parish and State aforesaid,
l have seized and will expose to public
sale, in, front of tho Court House door of
said Parish, in the city of Baton Rouge,
On Saturday, the 9Th day OF April next,
A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock, A. M, of said
day, the following described property, TO-
wit:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situa-
tod in that part of the city of Baton Rouge
laid out by the late Eli Beauregard, aud
designated on the plan thereof as Lot No.
eleven (1l) in Square No. fifty nine esq,
being the same purchased by the present
vendor from Lucien Legendre, by Act
passed before A. w. Bell, Notary Public.
Seized to pay and satisfy tho amount of
judgment, interest and cost claimed in the
above suit.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tionB, to-wit: On credit Of twelve months
purchaser to furnish his twelve months
bond, bearing eight per cent. interest from
date, with good solvent security, and
mortgage and vendors privilege retained
on the property sold, until full and final
payment Of said bond and interest.
V. A. ALLAN,
marl5 Deputy Sheriff.
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WANTED.

TWO or three White Laborers, TO go to work on
Il asmall plantation. Fair wages will be given
For particulars, apply at this office. mar10-2t*
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D0- Green peas, asparagus, arti-
chokes and new potatoes, such as
are not often seen until month
later, have already appeared in the
vegetable markets of Paris.
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Wyaeted. WN2steG!!
PURCHASERS FOR
IL barrels Very Choics Navy Beans.
10 :. Illuminating Coal Oil.
$50 pounds Dried Beef.
800 :. Breakfast Bacon.
1000 :. Sugar Cured Hams.
300 :. Green Sides.
T50 =. :. Shoulders.
so barrels Extra Heavy Mess Pork.
Is half barrels Clear Pig Pork.
10 >. :. Extra Mess Beef
barrels New Buckwheat.
200 pounds Cincinnati Bologna Sausage.
40 barrels Irish Potatoes.
barrel Dried Peaches.
barrels Dried Apples.
400 bags Germ.
$50 bags Oats.
80 bales Hay.
30 bags Bran and Shorts.
1000 bushels Fresh Ground Meal.
200 barrels New Crop Flour.
Prices as low as the lowest-goods equal to the
best producsd-evsry effort made TO please Gus
toners. [marsl JOSHUA BEAL.
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FOR SALE.

DLANTATToN called "Magaolia Springs" thir-
l. teen miles from Baton Rouge, on che Green
well Springs Road; $50 acres land, 80 cleared and
under fence, with Frame Dwelling, five rooms,
out house, Kitchen, stables, &c. Also, 80 head Of
cattle, on favorable terms, by
w. w. McMAIN A. SON,
febl3 Real Estate Agents, Baton Rouge.
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MAYOR,S nFFTcE

Cry OF BATON ROUGE, Feb. Goth, 1866.
DARTIEs having business, are notified that the
l. Auditor OF Accounts for the City, will bs in
attendance at the Mayors Office, daily, from half.
past to 7 o'clock, P. M. O. BARBEE,
feb27-1m Auditor.
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Our Agents In New Orleans.

Msssrs. GARDNER Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents. No 8. Commercial Place, New Orleans are
the duly authorized Agents in that city for the GAZETTE
AMI CoMEr,
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NEWS AGENCY,

SUBSCRIPTIONS for any Newspaper, Magazine
~ or Periodical published in the United States
Canada, or Great Britain, rec eivsd at
BEAL'S BOOK q VARIETY STORE,
febl0 Baton Rouge, La.
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Ley The satire in the following renders
the poetry passable:
Two lovely ladies dwell at -
And each a-churching goes;
Emma goes to close her eyes,
And Mary to eye her clothes.
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TO Persons Having Lots i'm MagnO
lila Cemetery.

yTyHosE PERSONS having lots In Magnolia
4 Cemetery are hereby notified to come for
ward and make payment for the same Ia order to
enable the Board of Directors of said Cemetery
TO properly enclose the same.
mars JIG, CHARLOTTE, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

100 ACRES Of choice bottom land on the
SOU Missssippi river, (East side) about four.
teen miles above Baton Rougs-300 acres cleared.
Is offered at great bargain II applied for soon, by
mart w. w. MoMAIN a SON.
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FOR SALE.

rTyHE large and commodious buildings on I'm
4 Fifth street, South OF Laurel street, El
known familiarity as the "Slosson Property"
Also, the beautiful residence below the State
House, commonly called the Governors Mansion.
mari w. W MCMAIN Il BON.
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CHEAP MACKEREL.

Just RECEIVED, consignment of 90 kits New
% Catch No. Mackerel, which, II applied for
soon will be sold at the low price Of Three Dollars
and Tn irty-fve cents per kit.
mar1-1w JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR SALE.

R10 ACRES OF LAND, adjoining GreenwelI
OfU Springs. ~ acres cleared, the balance
heavily timbered. Also fne growth Of cane.
brake II applied for soon can DO had very low
feb22 w. W. McMAIN q BON.
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FOR SALE.

A THE LANDING, TWO FLATB0ATS and q
IA large quantity of seasoned WHITE PINE
LUMBER. For sale ut the lowest market rates,
by d. p. SCOTT.
febl0 at Baton Rouge Coal Depot.
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Cotton Seed--CrOp of 1865.

1000 BUSHELS, very prolific, rs cents per
OUOO bushel, on application at the Saw
Mill, Port Hudson,
Terms-cash, on delivery. marl3-1w
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

rTSHE LARGE AND HANDSOME HOUSE, @sA
l. on Main street, East of Fifth street. NN
Also, Two Dwelling Houses In different parts Of
the city.
feb24 w. w. MoMAIN & SON.
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OATS AND BRAN
HAY, AND CORN.

CO0 SACKS White and Yellow Corn, so Bales
CUU Hay, just received direct from st. Louis,
and for sale BY the undersigned.
mario N. WAX
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
300 acres-all woods six miles from town.
lO acres on Main street, opposite the Catho-
lie Cemetery.
ala acres-half cleared, ons mile South OF Olin-
ton, Handsome dwelling, good oat-houses,
stables, &c.
Dwelling House on Laurel street, nearly
new, handsome and every way convenient
for large family.
1 Small Dwelling, near the Court House.
1 Large Saw mill.
Several Town Lots, by
w. w. MoMAIN 4 SON,
jsn80 Corner Third aud Laurel streets.
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State of Louisiana-~Parish of Pointe Cou-
peo--Seventh Judicial District Court
Henrietta E. Scott, wife vs. Adolphus
Williams, Husband--No. 265.
DY VIRTUE of o writ Of p1ur. #. fG., is
ID sued in the above suit and directed to
the Sheriff of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, from the Honorable Seventh Judi
cial District Court, in and for the Parish Of
Pointo Coupee, State aforesaid, | have
seized and will expose to public sale, in
front of the Court House door, in the city
of Baton Rouge,
On Saturday, the 9Th day OF April next,
A. D., 1856, at II o'clock, A. M, of said
day, the following described mortgaged
property, to wit:
The interest of the defendant, Adolphus
Williams. in and to the estate of his
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Williams, as one
of the Heirs at Law Of deceased, and which
estate is administered by DIR. 1. A. Will
liams.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of
judgment, interest and costs claimed in
the above suit
Terms of sale--cash, with the benefit of
appraisement. v. A. ALLAN,
marl5 Deputy Sheriff.
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@or Salf--@Or lifnt, Gtf.
Plantation for Sale.
C1n ACRES OF LAMB,
For SALE.

vENHE FIXTURES, Counters and show.Window,
Il In the store corner OF Third and Laurel sts.,
occupied by l.. Rosendeld. For particulars, apply
to the Undersigned, or to Mr.. JAMES McVAY,
opposite the Bank.
mara JOHN o'ooNNoR.
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For Rent or Three Years. Lease,

A very desirable Plantation, three miles
IA above Alexandria. For particulars, call on
fsbl w. w. McMAIN a SON.
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lsO, loco BUSHELS ON COAL.

TIME FAMOUS T0W-BOAT, A. J. BAKER,
arrived at our Depot this morning with
$780, 900 bushels, best Pittsburg Goal, which sna-
bles us TO supply Steamboats,, Planters and Fam
lilies, on the most reasonable terms.
Nv. GRUBBs,
mar8-1w Agent.
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NOTICE.
FLOUR! FLOUR!

7EA BARRELS OF the best brands, for Fam
l. eJO lily and Bakers use, now in store, and
direct from st. Louis, which am selling OF at a
very small profit.
Call and examine my stock. N. WAX,
East OF Court House square,
feb6 Triangular building.
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WANTED /! WANTED

WT ANTED second hand Gunnis and Dat
w Bags. Planters wishing to sell their grain
Bags, can do so on application to the undersigned.
fsb2O JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-03-15
Cypress Lnmber--Cheap.

CYPRESS LUMBER, Of all dimea sions for sale
~ at reasonable rates for cash. Orders exc
cuted at the shortest notice. application at the
Saw Mill, Port Hudson. mar1S-1w
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-03-15

HAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN-A fresh az.
l. i sortment. Just received and for sale by
lana ARCHER HENDERSON,.