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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
d'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

COUR DU CINQUIEN4 DISTRICT JUDiCIAIRE.
W. B. Chamberlin vs.. Nine Maria P. Clark, per-
sonelement, ct CONNIE Tutrice, ct ais. No. 1902.
I'm vERTU dun ordre de saise ct vente, ad-
IL dresse au Sheriff de cette paroisse, en- date
du 26 Janvier, A. D., 1866, de Honorable Ia
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire, dams ct
pour ID patoisse ct rEtat susdite J'ai saisie, ct
jexposerai en- vente publique, au dernier ct plus
offrant encherrisseur, Ia maison de COur de cetts
parois1ss
SAMEDI, le Troisieme jour de MARS,
proclaim, A. D., 1866, II heures a. m., Ia pro-
priete hypothequee, ct ci-apres decrite apparten-
ant aux defendeprs Nine Maria P. Clark, person.
nellement, ct CONNIE T1trice du mineur William
L. Clark, d Benjamin W. Clark, s. NJ. D. Clark,
ct Margaret Clark, spouse d'Octave NJ. Leblanc.
sav0ir- #,.
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TEERE, situ6
en- cette psrosse, ct cultive maintenant en- cotton
sur leque les deiendeurs resident. contenant onxe
arpents de face su aeuve Mississippi, svec Ia pro-
fondeur ordinaire, borne sn haut par terres de
N. Dominique ct de John L. Lobdell, ct en- bas
par celle de Nine Ira Smith, contenant a peu-
pres six cent cinquaute arpents de superfcie,
svec toutes les batisses amelioratons, servitudss
ETC., qui sytrouvent ct appartenant Ia dite dite
hsbitatOn.
dams Pafaire ci-dessus avec interets ct frais. .
Conditions de 10 Vente-COMPTANT, en- bill
lets du Treser des Etsts Unis, avee b6ne6ce din
ventarie. Nv. DURABLE, Jr.,
jan27tds Depute Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
la somme de mil ct soixante-quiuze pias-
tres ($l075 0O) compliant:
UN CERTAIN NORCEAU de TERRE.

j" ooiilWe Oe I'LL eL SOlAdute-qu uluAe Ulds-
tres ($l075 0O) compliant:
UN CERTAIN NORCEAU de TERRE,
dams cette paroisse, contenant un arpent
de face au feuve Mississippi, avec un pro-
fondeur de quara,te arpents, plus ou
moins, borne en- haut par terres apparten-
ant la succession de d'Elie HeLert, en-
bas par celles de F. A. Woods ct en- arri-
ere par celles de Jean Baptiste Lejeune ct
James G. Woods. Et attendu que la die
Jane Woods.(f ely. fait application
a cette Cour pour une monition noti6ant,
GU Dormant, avis Q toutes personhes que
celia peut concerrer, d'avoir a produire
les raisons d'ici treute jours, de la pre-
miere publication des presentes, pourq uoi
Ia dite vente ne serait pas con6rmee el
homologuee.
ManteDant au nom ct par pautorite de
PEtat de la Louisiana, mois, Octave NJ.
Leblanc, greffier de la dite Cour du Cinql-
eme District, dams ct pour la paroisse ct
Etat susdite, EN- vertu dun actc de PAS
semble Generate de Get Etat passe lie Is
Mars 1855, ordonne cette munitioD, Motif
ant ct demandant toutes personnes que
celia peut concerner, ou qui pouvait avoir
GU vouloir faire valoir leurs drots la
dite propriete, Ell consequence de toute
intormaite dams ia dite ordre, deere on
jugement de la dite Cour par lequel dite
vente a etc faite, GU de toute, irregularite
ou illegalite dams l'inventairc, dams paf:
fiche, au temps ct de la maniere que la dit
vente etc faite, ou pour toutes autres eau
ses quelconques, d'avoir deduire les raj.
sons dams les trente jours de la premiere
publication de cette monition dams lc Su-
gar Planter, pourquoi la vente faite par
le Sheriff du dit moroccan de terre la di,e
Jane Woods, &c y, en- date date du
Fevrier 1866, LIE serait pas con6rmee,
homologuee ct fait le jugement de Get
Cour.
Bureau du Greficr, Quest Baton Rouge
Few. 8, 1866. 0. NJ. LEBLANC, Greffier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF west Baton Rouge.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Jane Woods, cold, for monition, No. 1908
In the name and by the authority of the
State of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, by an order of seizure
and sale, issuing out of hon. Fifth Dis
trict Court, for the parish of West Baton
Rouge, State of Louisiana, Of date the
Goth day of December, 1865, and by the
Hon. Reuben T. Posey, Judge of said
Court, granted at the suit Of widow Ellie
Hebert vs.. James C. & E. D. Woods, No.
1884 on the docket of said Court, Will
liam White, Sheriff of said parish, at pub
lie auction, on the I'd day Of February,
1866, sold to Jane Woods, (colored) the
last and highest bidder, for the sum Of
one thousand and seventy-6ve dollars,
($lO75 OO) cash, the following described
property, to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, stu
ated in this parish, measuring one arpent
front to the Mississippi river. With depth
of forty arpents, more or less, bounded
above by lands belonging to the success
ion of Ellie Hebert, decd, below by those
of F. A. Woods, and in the rear by those
Of Jcan-Baptiste Lejeune and James G..
Woods; and whereas, the said Jane
Woods, (colored) has applied to this
Court for q monition notifying and warn
ing all persons concerned, to show cause
within thirty days from the 6rst publica.
ton Of same, why said sale sale should
not be confirmed and homologated.
Now. therefore, in the name and by the
authotity of the State of Louisiana, |, Oc-
tave NJ. Leblanc, Clerk of the said Fifth
District Court in and for said parish and
State, by virtue Of an Act Of the General
Assembly of this State, passed on the 18th
day of March 1855, do hereby grant this
Monition, admonishing, notifying and
calling on all persons concerned, who can
set up any right ty said property, in con.
sequence of informality in the order, de-
cree or judgement of the Court, under
which the sale was made or any irregu-
larity or illegality in the appraisement, i'll
the advertisement, in the time or manner
Of sale, or for any defect whatsoever, to
show cause within tnirty (30) days from
the day this monition is first inserted in
the Sugar Planter, why the Sheriff's sale
of the above described tract Of land to
tho said Jane Woods, (colored) made on
the Sd day of February, 1866, shonld not
be confirmed, homologated and made .
judgement of this Court.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge. Feb.
ruary 9Th, 1866. 0. NJ. LEBLANC, Clerk.
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The San Francisco Alta says that the
cod fisheries of the North Pacific have al.
ready assumed such Importance As to wa'-
rant the conclusion that they are to be
ranked among the prominent sources Of
our wealth hereafter.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
STAIEOF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
". B. Cham Berlin vs.. Mrs. Maria P. Clark, per-
soually, and as as Tutrice ct ais. No. 1902,
ny VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale d.
D rected to the Sheriff of said parish, of date
January 26th, A. D., 1866, from the Honorable
the Fifth District Court, in and for said parish
and State, have seized and will expose to public
suction to the last aud highest bidder, in front of
the Court House in this parish, on
SATURDAY, the Sd DAY OF MARCH, NEXT,
A. D., 1866, at II o'clock O. M, Of said day, the
hereinafter mortgaged property belonging to the
defendants Mrs. Maria P. Clark, personally, and
as Tutrice to the minors William L. Clark, Benja-
min W. Clark, S. NJ. D. Clark and Margaret
Clark, wife Of O. M. Leblanc, to wit
ACERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in
this parish, and now cultivated as cotton plan
taton, and whereon the appearers reside, contain
ing eleven arpents front to the river Mississippi
with the depth thereunto belonging, bounded
above by lands of NJ. Dominique and John L. Lob
DELL and below by those Of Mrs. Ira Smith, con-
tanning in the aggregate about six hundred and
fifty arpents, with all the buildings, fixtures, i'm
provemrnts and appurtenances on and attached
to said plantation.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above numbered and entitled suit, together with
interest and costs.
Terms of Sale-Cssh in United States Treasu-
~ notes, with benefit Of sppraisement.
". DURABLE, Jr., Dep'y Sheriff.
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M. J. WILLIAMS.
IN

HAVING ESTABLISHED HIMSELF IN THE
Ill above business, in this city, respectfully So
licits share of public patronage.
Citizens, Planters and others, NEEDING
WORK IN HIS LINE, will please send in their
orders, and they WILL BE PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO.
All work GUARANTEED.
Shop on Third street, opposite Beal's Variety
store BATON ROUGE, LA.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-03
CENTRAL HOUSE.
MRS. ., e. JONES, PROPRIETREsH.
Third street, Bank Building.
RATON;ROUGE, LA.
j 23
ESTIMATE PARISH EXPENSES 1866

WheelWrigllt Wanted.
7 WISH TO EMPLOY A GOOD WHEELRIGHT.
l. To a first class workman will give good wa
ges and permanent employment
SAM'L ELWELL,
feblOf Ferry Landing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-12
Commercial Matters.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June ii.

NEW YORK, June ii.
Cotton-active at 39a42 for middling;
Flour-dull, heavy, and common ana
inferior grades are 15a2O cents lower
at S7,65aS8,3O for extra State; sSsOa
1915 for extra round hoop Ohlo
and S9,sOal3,75 for trade brands, clos.
ing heavy. Whisky-quiet at 81 2oa2,%I
for western. Wheat-dun and 2aoc
lower for common and inferior grades
while prime parcels are scarce ana tenu
upward; los for very inferior Mliwau,
kie; $2,15 for prime old No. MliWa n1 ~
1928 for good new No. l do, . 90 ior
common new No do. Corn-actlVei Id
20 lower, closing firm, at 72a79c Tor IN
sound new mixed western; SOaoIc Ior
sound do, ss1 for Western yellow; 9Ja9oc
for sound yellow and CSC for wnlte
western. Oats-heayy. Petroleum
dull, at 26a26ic for crude, and 4la42c
for refined In bond. Pork-more active,
closed firm; S3O.S14a31 ,25 for new mess,
closing at S3125 cash; 500, 25a29,5O for
old do, and $24,5Os25,0O for prime; $3.50
bbls new mess for June July and August,
at myers and sellers option, $3l,
00a3l,75; Beef, steady at previous prices;
l6a2l for new plain mess, and S2l ,5Oa
$3.50 for new extra mess. Beef Hams
quiet and unchanged at 45a46c. Cut
enthusiastically; 17alSIc for hams. Bacon
dull at 15al6 for Cumberland cut.
Lara-dull at l9a221c. Butter--frm
at 22a34c for Ohio, and 25a40c for State
Cbeese--dull at Sa20c.
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Lower Rates than other Makers

Instruments of other makers and different
styles, always in my present extensive ware
rooms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June IL
Flour-dull, without change. Wheat
dull aud unchanged. Corn-steady,
ct 6Ia62 in elevator and 73a74 in sacks
Oats-dull and No. not saleable at over
4Sc at the close, though some sales were
made at SOC this morning to feed. Yves.
tern Rye-9OaSl,O0 Whisky-uHchang-
ed. Mess Pork--held at 32c at the close,
but no sales. Bulk meats-held at l3}a
l63 and liz. Bacon--l5al8 and zoe for
shoulders, sides and clear sides, but there
were no sales, buyers not being willing
to follow up the advance. Lard-de-
olined to 2l3c, with more buyers than
sellers at the decline, Groceries-dull;
not much doing. Butter--dull at 2Oa23c,
Goddess
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, JuEe ii.
Petroleum-unchanged. FlOur-irm;
export demand small; Superine s., GOA
$50; extra S9,OOalO,O0 Wheat-steady;
choice red $290a3,00i white $3.50; spring
1891. CONFIRM Whisky firmer at
50 ,25a2 &c; Ohio S2,23a2,29,
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FEE lIg p Eee 20 Asg
.YIT-T x
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.
u Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June H.
Flour-quiet and steady. Wheat firm.
Connective; yellow, Gle; white, 81 90.
Oats 73a75c. Professionalism Mess
Pork-S3l,75. Sugar-dull, Inactive and
unsettled. Cotfee-dull WhiSky-dnr..
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, june II.
Money-easy at 5 as per cent for call
loans. Sterling steady at l095all0. Gold
irregular and unsettled; opening at
1879, declining to 1873 and closing at
139sal39i.
Government Stocks shade frmer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-12

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons Lon
don, Graduate from one of the most emnep,
Colleges in the United States, and the great
part Of whose life has been spent In the hosp,
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
where has effected some OF tho most astonishirp
cures that were ever known many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears whea asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bashtulness with frequent blushing at
tended sometimes with arrangement Of mind
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-12
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured thepselves by certain ptav
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, ID,
asleep and il not cured renders marriage impos
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that youngman, the hope ofbis
country, tho darling OF his parents should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments Of
life by the consequence Of deviating from the
path Of nature and indulging in certain secret
habit. Suchpersons must before cOntempa.
ting
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

NV authorized Travelling Agent, will visit this
locality from time to time and cheerfully com
municate all desired information.
G.. G.. MELLOR,
feb2l Pittsburgh.
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos
necessary requisites 10 promote cOnnubial happi
ness. Indeed, without these the journey thrOugh
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens 10 the view; the mind become
Swallowed with despair and filed with the me-
ancholy reflection that the happiness OF anothc,
hecomes bli0hted with our own
The Baltimore County union., 1866-01-06
or
WOODIeUTT'S
Portable Il romcter,

TlliS lnslrumsni snn-.d 3" ,0 iac LtDl. tee,-
= rry Agt.,uitufi-f = o. uUrinnGl pulLts cut
Hny change 90 iir "tff ffi,t uNd lAt, dIfr,is tive
i-rm"- hnW % s'tt, i. - tbi -.ttt cr4l.
that. w,ihoui = B., ours,r mlliit lt ,W.u; uut
IN a storm ,ud .,riuu- iaJuf't. It uo' i-,if",
ID Every farmer .hla.i ht,r ou'. q, ii .a a
perfect ''W"t'i't '.i''r
! Is simrir lu s,ul'-u.tipn I-tp % ffi. %. not
liahle 10 g. nui ~ ord-r, ard tie ONLY Jsgt,-f
par,i'! Biror.f,r it u...
Biu: N,rcuiitl l'ar1u'ift B, Is tfe .ra'r aud
;s,iabi- ;or = 'rn'ihc nur''o i'ing used hy 'r
T. ; Coast Survey. shi % ii. ~m'ihspuian la
situate, htsiie, s,."t tr.' ilu,i .'. lf ii' 'nosi
disinsuish't A-Ii,4,In'i., o' il' ,.nu'fy, ..
well ~ b, q hos; " !l.,.-,'. ..u! scientific
Journals
We name tlt . fcw nat laye euiors.A ih,.
Barometer 80 sul,rior tu .,l. "'hrr, -Ncicuiii,
Am,Fvau. American Asu,t'ur>i. Country
Gcn;l-mun Phrti,i,h's l'l-,r. E"s'an Joai-
nIl. Peterson Magazine. ut.u-, Jpnd Nafshlii
L. Wilder rt''l- ilrrs, i!a,A.c, iiuln,.. ttr
lluunrwrll. iiiAn, p"'.ait- A.
The cus, 81 ia, iu,i;4u-'.; - Wi'i'u M" r'-.,h
~ al. ranging 80 pli," tr'tI : 10 -. W.
have i've different .itl.s iippi p.liu uapletis,
10 'h- ia,s, carved r'-.N."a Np,t OF thest
styles have "A Thr-m"u. 'rr n't,,h'd
simpc o. ihis 'n,irun - uui, he -ca a.
this office
Urirt, promptly f'iei f., drarp,ive circi-
lar nni rfl~.s r it itf-' fitii, 3D. i.f it'f'r 20
DRINTEIs - GRIFFITH.
i9N rs., =. B,'tinatc W.
- whulc,dr .,ni i,tH N,,at. tur Msr,.
land Tradr -rt4 ii.l Dl :. ,.d icr'u- Ni..
MANUFACTCKEES 4 DEALERS - AGRl-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS - GENERAL
Exclusive agents o.. t'fh ! li-'i~'., Can
MIL:
Cooks Sugar Evaporator,
and sugar maVtirrA in r,u,rsl.
RCNpELl.S HORSE PlTCIl FuEk.
~ llsy Elevator. tie lc.' ia u... mi = gf,.t a.
nor saving Implement
Eureka Horse Power, Thrcsher anG
Cleaner,
Patented aud mauuin'tut,d b. PELT0N H..
Power Thrrshrr aud ti'iu,r "ut
zD- \ supply Of puic Chin,sc and Afric,L
Cane SEED Elwnts uu htad
Jan a. i5s5 --ly
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&. LEWIS DUNLAP.

Wholesale AGENT.
No. t3 W Baltimore street. B4liimore
1e- For salc by GroccF> AMI Druggists.
March l. isf5-iv
The Baltimore County union., 1866-01-06
FAMILY GROCERY.
Vt THE HEAD or RICHMOND MARKET
IN John &. Pitt, Wj

Lftr ii calvert and Pleasant streets
HAYiNr is.rn 'hst rrA aui c.ininod.ou
l. t.r". - '-- tsas = R'ttmgfs H-rkef. coz.
r' W A.:t, gla Oar,.ts s.rtc;.. Agifiss. Z. o
'.-H.s no ".i fr"ni4 and ru,tonatg.. aud Ia.
pntli' iu general. that b. has constantly on
h4ni w: - AND LiQVoRS. ia wond sni
.ts'.f f'r a.'ii,'n- sfi a,hcr i.!rI.sr.. ,lpc
F.'. .,s.r cir"' HANS; the cLoi~.s, hrNi. 3.
- FANlLi FLOUR; Imperial. Gunpowds-
~, .ts w. "u ..nd kitek f.as Java. Lagulrs
mi h'"t 'i'e .pai crusiiel. pull, ri,e'l lsri
H"i aud hr"Ap >usNr; Br"mS, C,-.ua. Choc".
l'i'. Fai.nt. "" F.nHr. Eago. Isasi Powders
ctfdincs. S4.rvs. l., 'Ai., EG;sar.s said pil
'l''gne. Toilet Powder. FIre >p'c-a. Fi:s. Raj
''u". A,m"td,. Pecan Ngr. Cf,ck-fs. Ch.esr
hp' Hni rYl-sc >1l' fablc tni barry lo syr.
up,. sew 'ifi'an. lHi Srraf Hpg - y 2,lsssc.
kvr".vnr. Esh".ial arf Lard u!!. Tobarcn . nd
SCAR. Dupont Srperi"r Canister r"~de-
shot. dln Capf. 81. f,r sac ~ moderate Prices
AMI would repeatedly solicit call by tl."ss
Visiting III" city. Win" all, had i' - their ~
santAse - 10 convenience. quali;i... sud rri-es
Aii article plrc h..-"i delivered free st Cal
vert station. or io aay othc. plar- IN the ciiv
: required.
Jun" 81. isGI.--,; JOHN G P!TT.
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Thstr ! op ,lerl
will sinng;h-
,hilmS Stomach
and lnu-siins,
cl,anfg tiirnl
from offensive
matter. and
bring them 10
. health, state.
Thew are a
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MlI.lTANY e.OnDN.

NWnFIs uWI u u ~ 4 nv -7II NItI |IETI
-. Spnrs. BI'on- L,.r. card. NH,v i.nr..
Caps. star. ani Enbr"il'ri"s. Army Emhro,
ieri-- At nll kind 'h~vr,ns. BiniH's. 'lnth
sc. Field Gin..r,. Pistol. ana Cartridge.
March u t.f4 -lv
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Haace's Column.
- : - .-.---
NERVOUS DISEASES CON.
TH8OLLED AND CON.
QUERED.
Dr. bradshaw 1nVigOrating Cor
dial.
Dr. BratlshaVS's Invis0rating Cor
dial.
Dr. BsadshavSS Invigorattng Cor
dtaI.
The Great InVigOrant.
THE 9REAr MEaVlsaE,
Cures, Cures, Cures,
NERVOUSNESS and WEAKNESS,
Haace's Column.
The Great InVigOrant.
NERVOUSNESS and WEAKNESS


4 Sp all discsses ar;sing from exccsscs and
N crsSertiun whether physical0 " mental.
40 persons Of feeble muscular FRAME or de-
tcirnt In vital power. it 10 recommended ~ the
Gully means of communicating that energy
which IL u-cessary t. the enjoyment of all the
natural sppriites. a. we'll ~ the hi CHER mental
attributes. its beneficial effects sfr not c"n
iinrd y either sex or any age. The feeble girl.
the aiiing wife. the liatlrss. encrvatrd youth.
the "yerworn man a! busiT ess. the victim ni
nervous depression, the indi iVidusi suffering :
from general debility. ur from weakness. will
and immediate and permanent relief from the
gae VI thir Incompatible renovat"r.
4 STfNULAHT THAT ENTAILS 80 RE.
ACTION,
Iis force is nsyeF expended. ~ il the csse with
opium .. alrhoholic preparations. and all 9th
cr rNriiALts The effect @! these ~ biief. and
u NAV we'll be said OF him who tsk-s them.
'';h' lasi state oi msE - worrc than the hrs'.
bu; thc E!iIis - ~ "Hh,lgfai. without = s.n.
~" dTs Nhack--tsie IN Its oIrERtian. prfs,eluEl
%. ia happy influence upon the Eerv.I, the
iiird. rnd the entire orgauiTAiion. In eases
o: neuralgia. headache. los of memory. hy 10
chsndriasis, iyapepsia. general prostrstian. n
riiabliis. E"rsousg"ss. inability u sleep. liver
complaint. aud all diseases incident e. irmAl.s
Il. t"ri"s. lu"fs"tnaniE, vsgua teTrors. pA!pitA
tci a. ;hs heart. bAtgsnn"ss, consiip pA,i'ns.
A." 1r.. from whatever c-us~ arising. II is %
thrfr - any reliance I" BE- ilsced on huirE d
testimony. absolutely iRiAiiibl".
II ~ the orly infR!iible remedy. yet dissuv
cred or Nervous head and Mind complaiu;s.
!. IL ihe uaeiSptysic lnag Snught for. aud never
before found. the on!y natural agent that can
"E'imia's;c! - a mind diseased" In r4s~s "i
neuralgia. hsadarhe. vertigo. rsin ia ,h-
nerves y: the isc". aud the various train "i
nervous affections. !; will produce cure IN an
ast'nissing short period Of time and u viii
also femnSe depression. exciteiar at. \ tendency
to blush. r'etiessness. sle-plcs, 0sss. dslke ii
society. incarscity i"r study cr businrs-. l,ss
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-17
LOCAL NEWS.

sTHE MILITARY COMMISSION, tor the trial
If the parties accused with creating a distur-
hance. and killing a negro man, in this place,
~ Christmas last, re- assembled this morning
d the =. S. District Court Room, when the
Counsel for the accused delivered their argu-
ments. Mr.. Miner opened the case, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Willoughby, and Gen. Wells
concluded Tor the defence. The arguments
we're written, we'll and carefully prepared,
logical il their conclusions, and showed ability
and research all denied the Jurisdiction Of the
Commission and argued that the offences if
nerpetrated as set forth in the allegation, were
offences, not for the military but the civil tribun-
ais: the testimony was carefully digested and the
conclusion adduced that the parties are inno-
cent, and that undue hardship have been inhic-
ted upon the accused, in the long imprisonment
they have endured.
The arrest and imprisonment Of Fields, after
giving In his testimony, was severely comment
ed on, and the testimony Of several Of the wit
shown to have been false or criminally negli-
gent, by Gen. Wells, who comes to the conclu-
sion, that it is just as difficult for a black man
to distinguish between white men, as it is for
white man to distinguish between blacks
The testimony Of Capt. Ray concerning the ar
rest of Simpson, fatty contradicted by Captain
Hambrick, was also cited to show the class Of
evidence against the defence. Gen. W. conclu-
ded by arguing that no murder bad been COM
mitted, as there was no malice, and that the
killing of Anderson was mere homicide; that
from the evidence elected, the killing of Ander-
son could not have been by either of the Man
kin's, but by some one who has escaped. At
the conclusion of the Generals truly able argu-
ment, the Commission adjourned till Monday
morning at II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-17
MARRIED.

At Montpelier, Rappahannock county, on
Dashiell, s. Y. SOUTHALI,::e esq, to Miss
EMILY &. VOSS, daughter OF the late Robt.
s. Voss, OF Rappahannock, Va.
In Washington city, on Tho 4th day Of January,
1866, by the Rev. JAS. r. Davis, Mr.. JAMES
w. MoDONOUGH, Of Leesburg, L0udoun
county, Va, TO Miss MARX. CARTER: of