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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-16

clerk, and then robted the concern. Sew
eral of them have been arrested.
A jailer in Western State had received
strict orders not to keep his prisoners in
solitary confinement. Once, when he had
but two in charge, one escaped; and he
was obliged, in consequence, to kick the
other ont Of doors, in order to comply with
the regulation.
A countryman, upon visiting New York
during the cholera, asked what that board
was put across the street for. Upon being
told that it was to keep The disease from
spreading he exclaimed: "Well, I swow,
I've often heard tell of the Board of Health,
but never saw it before in all my life."
"How rapidly tney build houses nov" !"
Why are tho wives.~he mend their chill
dren's clothes after the rest of the family are
abed, like the enemy mentioned in the para.
blef Becsusethey se0 tears while the husband
They say cotton Is declining" exclaimed
- W .evys - ~ removed her speetacles and
.iasa asss e W ss' 'x.sS Ssp,
.fssel' u ssa ssfF sTSs
II am glad this coffee donv ov,a m. .,u-
thing" ssid . bookkesper to his wife lSs otEs-
morning at bfeskfaM faRhYs 10 - Va Sssss s,.s
.s.pon.s; :"I'sssgssa' aeSt bslisse It : vosid Md
i Tn.sxa--A cobblsr oneo returned thank.
through TIE nswspapsrss 10 tina ,Are dapsst.
me9t aor easipg kb Hosk. This Sau6ei ;cxsst
iaugassr, syi person Observed ithas hissfosl
80 - ssSs5 si % 81
kFaha. j wa sssaisgts.dsy abDus iiludai.
mated rnannserints: what we're thew lighted
with = with The light Of other days. nv
sop." ~
Why Is .dviss He ! po,.ssmsan. s,. 81. a.SBss Bss,s.ua,s
i though continually, met with. when NOT wanted
rtht.sit,h rally Fwaatsas IL RSadf sslaonas ~
i Vcitaire said he was never but tv;os danS,. ax /
4 piessly On the verge Of ruin. TIE first ti.oe
We when hs lost e isHspit; sths ,ssaopd. n,
! II ..yssaSu.sss sd.Sa ;seu ,sist IL az. A.l
'eouatenAneei" ''Yss--A regular 4 81 a.
pfesaion" e", = =:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15

ninen SadIens unb paren besbalb in
Sadien 10 planlos bin unb 6erseeangen
II. man mar lebr befrieoist, bab Die in ben
8n6banblangen bosratbteen GEeuplare
Der 0rDben Generals fabsfarte Dor Dem
Gilnpqrid Der 8rtuben, bon Der Geaie>
rltn9 retIalnitt n0rbenfein ioIten; mas
be.nno@ poblbrs4aett 5sbIcr bsreprsn J
pen sepeien tuaren, beoor fie Die @lb<
&rmee segen 80bnen borriiden Iieben,
tuuroe aIs unner3eibli9e llnfenntniB bes
prenhif@ea General abes beftad5 t=tsiH
fiibner Yolititer, fdIue in allen Grnfe
Dor, bab gentOrt tofOtt BEN san5e,t
&riege elm GHbs MAIDEN f5Hite, peHa er
burd cine Site fiibner Sufarel = iuas
fit Sieie ainoerfpieI fei -oen a6nis ! !.
RrehPen in feinem Sauptquartier ses
faagem hebmea iieBe. atIs Elm Regret,
. Dies 8etsdt Der 8renben nod, Dem an<
bern in. 86blnens pertin6et naro, ba
Y
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mad Der S4laAt bel &6niggrdb batnit,
bab oIIes3preubifder s6tuinOeI iei. -
slod beirn gtctoriaidiebeH Ser 8reuben
am27. SUM, nobel eis Seate troi Der
bebaeIiden 9tn5eioer nit ibrrn @feifen
an ben Saafera itebenoen 2anbipebr<
manner arsffid aufarnntepliefen, ber>
fIdrten fi6 bic Sefdte Ginselner, in
her $cffnang, DdB Die Sefreider ober
bic Saiern, bic tpobl nun NIT tbren
Selbs 8rauereien fertie tein fonnteu, ba
pdren, um oie @taot bon ben 8reuBen
gu erI6ien. ? 9
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liuar uno bIieb Der 8ertebr Der fonif 10
setnitbIiden SresOner nit ben esoIbas
ten gang freltnbfdaftIi6y unb mdn6er
3ug beitern &offbumDrs tam slr Grs
afdeintin9. Gp fa0fe Elm, Oienffmab@en,
ods auf Dem @arfte cine 2ut5e aefauft
bate, apf bic Srase 3ipeisr pomn.erf8er
SoIoaten, iuosu fie biefeIbe getanft,
sar5 oergHii9lid !: Sur Sud, fur Die
preuRif6s Ginauartierlalg, ae,in lie fi6
niGt gut auffibrt ---aunb bic Hgernnern
freuten ii5 iiber Sic etnttDort. '''a@ai ),
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bic Stelle Der SingeriGteten. ~, + 81
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sinebr gu fir9ten brandt, 10 bat er i@nea
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burg Itnb allegheny eetr0fen' uno bic
iekigen Snbnber Der betreffenoe 9lenlter
an Die SUIT 8efest. go. " Z .5' ss ,3.',os II
4s,tHnter ben l,eH 9lngeife 4teB beEnbet
f6 AUDI @aa DE 6aa M nten, Der
-trokoeal Der @eltat fetae Beftdtiaui1g
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burg eriianat 4 orben lit, j sr sn.- -
a sBaSe 9nntpton If Elm 3efe 6es be-
fannten 9tebeIlemgenernIs giei9es 9lae
tfteris Der felbft mad ber @apituIation
Sees Die NebeaiDl anf eiattle Ssanit
fortfiibren tnellte. g8er tonnte7 6aBer
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nete Rann fur cos 8oltrneiiteranftg in
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Sic @ebeIIio n mnB berbast ges
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feline Sffi3iele CANTON baail 9iebt, bab
bic sIobaIen Wfdnner Aest Sii0ens a e.
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bon Ben @ebtIlenl i,s9iss e s75aa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15

Gs lit ben Meilten befannt, baB Bic
Deutide 2utberilde @elnein6e in gtafb=
bile idon Ionge fitb .bernilbt bat, gfite
gum 8au zines Saules gu collectiren,
norm unterribt In beutlder unb eng
Ilifder Gprade 9egeben siper6eni iou,
nno oas aud gu fir6li9en 3peGen am
Sonntag benubt iuerben fann, 70 LANCE
ais bie@ensiIbe iii9t5 i'm GtauSe lit,
cine Stride 81 baueH. 81 s9arsgeg
Der unterriht in Der 6eutfdenGpra :
DIE tann in ben ohentli1en S6uIen MIR
.febr ntangelbaft fem. - 4g2
i GS lit Se6em einlelthtenO, baB Oeut<
ide gltern, Die hire &inoer reAt ersie<
ben iuo4ea, Die beutf1e 9pra9e ri9t
bernahI6ifigen biirfea. Qus. ben Rim
oerfh.ben ipir6 bic lDelt lreaiert. 9Sie
Der elterli@e @infub Die Bergen Der
&inber aie5t, ribtet iinb berebelt, ODER
berna@laflgt, bersiebt ODER ber6irbt, 70
geitaltet fi1 ibr @6arafter arlo 2eben,.
Sur ben @ebiloeten uno ben @ef9aftsl
mann lit Die beiitfde Gprafbe Elm nube >
binotes 5sg rforbsrniB: uno Miro es bon
5abr az Sabr nebr. SIN allen bebeu
tenben @fdbten biefes 2aaoeg beiteHen
bIabsnbe jbeutf@e @9alem roo nit gro<
beni Se8en fdoi felt bielen Sabreil eee
tptrtt pir6, Ndmentli9 1T bieies Der
Gal in Baltimore, mo neben Den SSrei<
idulen fotGe 9lnfalteu befebeu, mo
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betriebeu pirb, bic iber 800 8GlIer
babert.- ---- -
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baB 6ieienigen, Die t1tebr aIs eineSprade
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niB bon SprddJe iiberbaupt erlaueer,
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19r1nfen.
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legenen Srte eiHs9ebdube gu erri9ter,
tu0rih 1eutihe Gltergl ibre 6inber fir
anoertbal6, Collars ben Wfonat in allen
elementary iDeigen III Dentf6er Gpra9e
t6nnen unterri9ten IaiIen. gStr baben
nur gspetl Dret tdnien6 Dollars tbeilS in
banreli gel6e tbeils in llnterimriften.
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bic Elm Sers. fir oieie berrfi1e Sd9e
ba6en, baben elm leoer bunoert Dollars
unter3eidneb iiies uerDieneil ben Dant
aller Sreunbe Der 8loung nn6 ,Graie<
bAn9. Sin i Deutf9ef &dtfmanif in
Baltimore, Der f@otl 5atJenbe ee9eben
bat fiir Die @a1es Der Grsiebung uno
Bilbtn8 In feiner 9abe, mar bsreit,
aud fir cine 4Dlde 9lhffaIt, bic tanfenS
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fit tnfere 6entiHe @9ule in @nfbbiIle
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bat fih frcun6Iib erbpten, uuterfmriften
antunebmen.
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ifa5 sssae arr 41ssegsH ~ ftassssHs fasiis
"a 1853 -. ~ ~ .'.esiss fg
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15
9reiseba 9ipifiOnen;

biefes dt STE @nsabI ppn1 feIbititdnbigen Besunz
gen, in Der @r6be po "a bis 1856 older Die Diuifion
peI9e has gBobnbans entbdt bat 1856 Ader unb aoere
Stredei. fSnnem Hfm5ugefigt peroeHi mean ber adu
fer es mitni9en foIte. Gs bat elm arDBes inb gut
rangirtes agobnbaus NIT etpo 16 3immern, GfsAnus
Stdlen, S9sunsns Gifternsn u, I'm, eles aus Bic
selfteinen gebant = Seriter 0Grten, Obgarfen Bmid
u. I. 10.
Sine 8eibnitng Der sanseu @efibune nit i]ren lie
utFonen tam i'm Bobnbans eiussieben werben ober
in meifter Dfftce. e-i.'~ af'-t ~h
an Oemfelben 9tase usp CUR ie.ben Seit iOuen aud
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15
gsierscbn iitdffiDe 8ebauoe,

y - @Iat & ya&-SS aR&&&k ! -
aus 9seeIftein sebort, uerfauft perben Ginige berz
feiben limb Spet6dig Mno Gins lift cine erpBe SHeus
me- 0aS ii cine ausgeseiehnete GhaHee fur yemanS,
Der Bnilnfateridlien biIig sn erfteben wini6t.
ertan =8ebtngnnge 9as 2ano 1pirb
ftr ETH Sertd 8adr uertaut sperben : Der 8eit IN
aet4en Shetlsf GHf etn bis swef Sabre erebit; ben
9dnier gebt CUTE 8iirgi@aft un6 elm aeben auf benz
3anhe ir6 fiir has @elh fr IDeies Grebif 9ege ben
tpir6, eencianens Die maftueat 5dilerainb an6eres
per5nlie gtgcntbnln tperoe fit bear DerfanFt faus
bic Gintlne mt9t finfsig Dollars ibe .fteist = ole
Sii1niaet edriiber uif eia Sabr Credit NIT gutter
8lrgi5aft. $685. snN - 95Fff4s 4sstaz5se 15!F
8ertauf fdnat nm 10 rbr saormittas an unb rpirb
tort9eiett pom 1aG 81 TGg bis aleS perfauft pirb.
aseitere GtnSelnbeiten werben ain Gage bes 9ers
fdufs refaniit gettddht meroer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15
IGfnseian6t.)
90 nc bte Treitifbe Oeutfber
4iss7 Spradhei Gr5ieb anga
,artb Sifbui1a.

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eunbsrIanb alniles,

mas ben 8epobnerns Der seltaititteu Gegea6 mebr
@ertebrs= unb Transporfations sSGrteibternns ais
ugenS elmer pnbfrnl @eseneperIei5t. : Srpet Babe
nnb cine 4uSaBl Auelten bar9sieben Die Sarm unn
perleihen nebeffub RI Bder IN alien on6teSseiten
Die 2duoereien b tebr gut fir IdnbIpTrtb f9dftlie
3pede gelegen nn6 befsen cine 4naabI Der idh0nfen
AnbDben fur Namitien 8efbensen, umseben BON
pra1tpoaen Sainen. = 9teiebelt nD reid, prpbrttu
unb f6nnen hitrt feline adnoereien in benz fdbSneu
ThaIe 9tittel SenHefiee abertrofFen iperhen.
,eSer Sei,' o ~ ssrd ,o no 1T
I'm. pFanSen unb ertoten f5nnen, faufeu poHg bies
iengei, bic in elmer gutter 9abbarf1aft Ieben poen
ober bic, pel9e 2ebrnftitnte ober ubriten anlegeI
moaen, f6nnen teinen beTiern 8laB finben.
. 9ieie grote uno freuHoiibe 5drnI, beitebenb aus
beinabe 2200 adern, IT aassemefien unb getbeik
poroeu in
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-11
reg When .Tndpa Farr.r ~ ~

s9r When Judge Farrar, of the
Concordia District Court was giving
his charge to the Grand Jury at the
beginning of this week, the Natchez
Courier says, that among other things
he charged them about the criminal.
ity of carrying concealed weapons,
and dilated, slightly, upon the i'm
portance of the enforcement of the
provisions Of the law on that subject.
One of the Grand Jurors, who i'm
agined the Judges eye was fixed up
on him whilst delivering the charge,
had weapon concealed on bis per-
son, and got the trembles "but,"
said he, when | recovered consci-
BUSINESS enough to look around, I
discovered the head of pistol peep.
ing ont from under the coat tails of
the other Grand Jurors, and I felt
relieved" Sich is life.
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THr SOUTHERN CuLr1vAroR FOR DEorx-

THE SOUTHERN CULT1vAToR FOR DEoEM-
BER,-Enlarged to Forty-eight Pages, con-
tains the following interesting articles =
Farm Work for December Agricultural
Implements and Machinery ; New Process
for Dissolvipg Bones Chinese Tea in
North Carolina; Rice Culture Possible
Number of lbs. of Cotton to the Acre (; The
Dawn of Day in Southern Agriculture No
Profit 10 Cultivation Poor Land Guano ;
Pastures and Forage Crops; Manures ;
Economical Farming; Sea Island Cotton ;
Gardening vs. Farming; The Garden !;
Culture of Vegetables Mexican Pea !; The
Flower Garden The Orchard How to
Plant Tree; Grapes; Brinly Plows ;
Guinea Fowls Food for Chickens Cur
ing Meat /; How to Cook and Make Sausa-
ges The Dead Portrait, (Poetry,); Mrs.
Buckster /; Willie's Journey to Heaven !;
besides Editorials, &C., &c. The 25th
Volume commence January, 1867. Now
is the time to subscribe VIM. N. White,
Athens, Ga. 50 90 per annum.
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BRussELs CARPETS word Of seaso,

BRUSSELS CARPETs.-A word of season.
able information to those wishing to pur-
chase one or moro superior articles of car
peting, is conveyed through our advertis-
ing columns by Mr.. A. Kowalski, of the
Peoples Store. The people at large, for
whose benefit such information lie gener-
ally intended, will doubtless take the hint
in time and soon clean Mr.. Kovalski's
shelves of so useful an article of comfort,
and compel him to replenish his stock by
further supplies. E..
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CARPENTER's WORK AND BUILDING
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the public to the card of Mr.. P. Fl.
Fairbanks elsewhere inserted, from which
it will be seen that be has purchased the
chop lately occupied by Mr.. Harrison
Thomas, on Lafayette street, near the
Harvey House, and that he is now pre-
pared TO undertake all work pertaining to
his business as carpenter and builder.
Mr.. Fairbanks is good workman
prompt and relia Bile in the discharge of his
duties, and altogether worthy as a citizen
and mechanic to be literally pationized
and encouraged.
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FMr. MI. Williams having associ

w Mr.. VI. y. Williams having associa-
ted himself with Mr.. Eugene Kremer in
the Tin, copper aud Sheet Iron business
rs will be seen by his advertisement, ia
now prepared to undertake the execution
of all kinds of work in his line on more
enlarged scale than ever.
Mr.. Kremer is no novice in the business
in which he has EMBARKED with our friend
Williams, he having worked with him in
the same shop for years and attained to q
high state of excellence as O workma an
We commend the now firm to the kind
favor Of all who may at any time have or
ders to be attended to in their line.
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Day and Night School.

NTR MURPHY, formerly Principal of st. Jo-
Iva seph's School Of Baton Roug would . :
spectfullv announce to the fnha btarts of Baton
Rouge, that he has opened Select DOL, for
boys and girls, in the building used as public
school house, adjoining No 2Engine House, where
he is epared to teach all the branct es requisite
for finished education, embracing creek, Latin,
French, Mathematics and Philosophical Science.
Mr. Nj. has, also opened Night School for the
education OF young meh. where he will give in
struc,ions in Penuanship. Arithmetic and Book
keeping. Terms reasonable.
For particulars, apply at the School or to Q It.
RRECKENRlDGE Postmaster nov10-lm
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-11

I Persons visiting New Orleans in
quest Of porcelain, crockery, earthern W are
and other house-furnishing articles would
do well to call at Mr.. s. Z. Moore's cele-
brated. depot for the sale Of such things,
No.2s Camp street. Mr.. Moore has at his
splendid establishment, the largest and
rarest assortments of all the various de-
scriptions of English, French and Belgian
wares usual to to his particular branch Of
business.
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COTTON! COTTON!! COTTON!!l

r AM PREPARED to ship Cotton for Planters
1 to any merchants in New Orleans without
charging commissions for SINE, and particular
attention to get such Cotton entrusted to my
Freights lower than is US ally charged by agents.
[ will make liberal advances, in cash or goods, as
ma be required.
Eg- The Highest Prices Paid for Cotton.
novI A. JACKSON.
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BEAL's New SUPPLIES the indie
fntigable, makes known by appropriate
advertising bulletins elsew here, that he is
in receipt of choice Teas and Rasins; also,
Richards Cape Lime, and all the leading
articles appertaining to family and planta-
ton supplies.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-11

s@ An Austrian Lieutenant was
recently shot near Vienna for coward.
Ice in battle, though he had just been
promoted for bravery in another en-.
gagemant.
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NOTICES!

US HEREBY given to all persons having claims
against tie Estate If the late JOSEPH rEPHLER,
20 pre- sent the same, duly authen icated, TO SAM
VEL P. GREvES, Attorney for Estate for recog-
milton, and all owing said Estate, are warned to
pay the same without delay. decl-3t
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Beals young America"

STEAM CORN MILL
rs always supplied with he hest VIII tie Corn
I that the West ca produce Planters and
families will consult their interests by procuring
their Corn Bread stock from the above mill.
Planters furnishe" IN quantities, at liberal
discoant on retail rices.
mar29 JOSHUA BEAL.
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COTTON: COTTON!!

TTAYING AL the ftcilties requisite, would
IL re pleased to receive Cotton for shipment,
10 New orleans, New York or Liverpool. The
customary advances promptly granted,
octIS JOSHUA BEAL.
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RnGGIEsI CARRIAGES.

THHE SUBSCRIBER would call at. H.
tention to the Bugqies and Car #s-4sste9z.
riagas manufactured his establishment as fully
quail in finish and wort manship to any in The
country He is also receivinr small ass rtment
Of Bugges and Carriage, from The North, which
will be sold at New Orleans prices.
noyl3 FRED. d TUNNARD.
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CO-DartnerShip Notice.

TNRoM ami after this cate, my BROTHER LEON
Il JAsTa sMEKr, is my partner in the Drug bust
ness The vie # the firm will be that Of
u JASTREJfSKI d. Bro
JOHN JASTREMSKI.
BATON ROUGE November 1st, 1866 nov6
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HARNESS AND TRIMMINGS.

TUsT RECEIVED. an assortment Of Buggy and
y Carriage Harness, Financed Leather Pat
INT Leather Harness Leather, Epamerd Duck
and Drill, ami fng assortment Of Carriage Trim
nings, all Of which will be sold at the lowest mar
ket price.
nov13 FRED D TUNNARD.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED returns his sincere thanks
L to the citizens of tte CT y and Parish OF East
atom Rouge for the liberal patronage hi herto
bestowed upon him. All pc sons having claims
against the late arm Of JAsrRENsKI : NC NoRMtcK,
ill please pre- eat III sFm' aud all indebted will
please come forward and settle
novl3- I'm JOSEPH MCCORMICK
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ADVANCES on COTTON.

| shipment of Cotton to New Orleans, or New
York either in moLey or supplies
sept7 JULIUS @. BOGFL.
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Dissolution of CO-partnership.

BATON RoUGE, November 9th, 1866.
TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween JOHN V JASTREMSKI JOSEPH
MCCORMICK, this dav dissolved by mutual
co sent-the latter retiring, cheertully recon-
mends MIR. JOHN V JsST EMSKI to tn public.
JOSEPH MCCORMICK.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED bsgs leave to announce
to the public that will, as heret fore, contn.e
the business o his own account
JOHN V. JASTREMSKI.
BATON ROUGE, Now mber 9th, 1916
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REMINGTON,s REvOLyERs.

DOCKET REvoLYFRs, 81 and inca barrels.
REPEATING PISTOLS.
RIFLE WALKING CANES,
new supply lust received at
BEAT.'S BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
oct27
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MESS PORK.

CUGAR.CURED HAMs.-A "f,w more" await
y ing purchase-Pork, heavy-Hams, choice,
move JQsHUA BEAL,
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STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES.

r HAVE now in store complete assor' inert OF
L staple AZ Fancy Grfceriaa which am pre-
pared TO sell 10 quantities. at whoesqle or retail
Al articles delivered free Of charge at the resi-
dencA If customers.
nov17 JULIUS C BOGEL
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RuILDE IS. TAKE NOTICED

r HAVE in store 100 barrels Richards Cape
| Lime, Cement Plaster Of Paris and Hair In
quantities TO suit purchasers.
octl6 JAMES MCVAY.
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9ru 6oobs, ClutBing, 1t,
1866. 1866. 1885,
OPE N I N G
PEOPLES STORE,
OPPOSITE THE BANK,)
a. 20 w AIS XII,
AGENT,
Ut a. cot Mtta' az C q 0 o 90 !
FALL & WINTER NOVELTIES /!
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls the
attention of his friends and the public generally
that he has opened
THE PEOPLES STORE
with q new and well selected stock, in every
department.
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF
POPLINS, Silk and Wool.
MERINOS, all desirable colors.
MUSLIN DE LAME, all shades.
BLACK ALPACCAS,
BLACK MERINOS,
BOMBAZINES,
CALICOES,
French and American.
SHAWLS,
Double and single.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
For ladies and misses.
ALSO,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
THE PEOPLES STORE.
USEK EEPING GOODS,
such Az
sHEETING,
Brown g. bleached, 10-4 and 12-4 wide
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
By the yard.
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
In patterns of all sizes.
NAPKINS, TOWELS, CURTAINS,
BLANKETS, for beds and cribs, at greatly
reduced prices at
THE PEOPLES STORE.
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
And miscellaneous articles,
Too numerous to mention-all of which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, at
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Opposite the Bsnk,)
nov6 A. KOW ALSKI, Agent.
s. hBRAMSON,
M E r @ H A Mt TAILOR
AND DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.,
B Gents Clothing made to order.-@s
(MRs. HuEsroS's OLD srAKD,)
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BREAKFAST BACON & HAMS.

II HAVE in Store lot OF fne SUGAR Cured
l Hams and Rretkf4Ft Rqeon Families would
10 well 70 call ard examine for themselves before
purchas sing elsewhere.
octl1 A. JACKSON.
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A NEW STYLE TRUssEs.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.

n9 YOU want anythint in the Dry Goods or
~ Grocery line? If so, YOU can he aecommo-
dated and get the worth of your money. by call.
ng at A. 81 UN'S,
oct6 Corner Africa and st Napoleon SITS.