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REGISTER
DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of Tire
above Trains or BOsts, will be called for by Oosehes
Of stetens' Omnibus tite, BY leaving their address
at the Om1lbhs 0nhch,. leo sHfetior street. OPP
posite the Meddell H6us6. 1iss16
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BALLooS AscESsIoS.-A balloon ascension
at C~levelandon the Fourth is a certainty,
Prof. Steiner having received sufficient sub
scriPtions to defray the expenses. 1t is
proposed to initiate the balloon, and ascend
from that portion Of the public square living
between the flagstaff and Perry Monu-
ment. The city will doubtless donate the
gas required for imitation. Of course the
assertion will be publicly witnessed.
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WANTEp--AcEN

WANTED.-A few f~rst-ciass Agents to canvass
w in the City and state, for a new and be tutiul
Ca holic design. Extraordinary inducements either
IN the way OF salary or commission offered to TX
pertenoed Agents. Liberal Inducements given 20 iu-
experienced men. This Il new, both in design and
execution, and energetic men can make IRON - TO
Si2 per day on commission or we will pay 800 per
month and expenses for a few drst-class travelling
Accents TO canvass iE Ohio Address BROWN &
ST0NER. Room No. I6 Atwater Building. Cleve-
land, Ohio j~ume25.326
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aovERxMENTs

this afternoon among petroleum brokers and on
Consolidated Gregory. taifed Seatss sOA At Us,
but there was hardly any business doing IN other
aovERSMENTs.
Government securities were quiet and firm. The
following were the closing prices ..-t.
Coupons OF 1881, 1lOH; $50 coupons Of 1861, lo2
@lgz1s; 10-iO- coupons gsL9o6S-@J June 7-Ses,
1915.
Total imports for the week, Sc, IA, 9la Z
DRT 6OODs.
The market is very quiet. Brown sheetings un-
changed. s~heetings and ~shirtings bleaehed, I'M
changed. -Efer
CantIn Fiannels-Cifton30; hamilton 40; Nash
ua Brown "a; Naumkeag 80; Pemberton A 50 do.
G 30. -E-
Corsets-ThOmsOn French woven D d, sI2 ora
II "a
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Hoop skirts.

All styles of picture frames manufactured
at IT'S Superior street. ie2S-326
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SLIDING ENBANKNESr-On Saturday even
ing about seven o'clock, as a freight train
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad was
nearing the city, about four miles distant, a
portion of an embankment, softeued by rain
and aided by the Earring motion of the cars
slid from the track, exposing a breach sew
eral feet deep and about e rod in length.
The rails and track did not give way and
the train passed on in safety.
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GENTLEMES's WATCH CHAISs-0f latest
pattern, for sale at Burt & Dare's, 14O Supe-
rior street. leI9
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CoRsETs-Imported and domestic. A large
assortment just received at the corner Of
Detroit and Pearl streets, at reduced prices.
.TRUsCorT 4 ISgHAN.
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RIBBONs.-Taffetta, Trimming and Bonnet
Ribbons, all colors and widths, at Gus usual
low prices. TKUscorr & ISeHAN,
West Side Store.
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TAE STORM ON strURbAt.-It is seldom
sven in orr variable climate, that we ex-
perience a storm of equal violence to that Of
Saturday afternoon. 1t rose suddenly from
the northwest, and was accompanied by
terrific thunder and tightening and large
hailstones. This curious phenomena of the
upper air came with a peculiar rushing
noise. Some were half the size of a hens
egg and fell with such force as TO demolish
skylights and break in the windows OF
many up town residences. The damage to
crops and fruit cannot be inc~onsiderable,
though we are yet uniformed eff its extent,
TIE CIRcUs.-Thayer, Noyes & Cos. Cir
Gus gave their last exhibition here on Sa-
turday evening 10 a crowded pavilion,
maugre the stormy weather. The mana
gers were courteous and obliging and the
performers very good in their respective
roles. Should they ever sgain visit the
city they will find many friends to welcome
Their return.
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To SAVE MosEY.-Go to the West Side
Store to buy four Dry Goods. A large stock
just received. 5il-itf big
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Travelling BaSkets,


At the West Side Store can be found
everything desirable in the way of Fancy
and Travelling Baskets.
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0suego MarkeG-Jnne %.

FLOUR-Particularly lower on soma grades.
Sales at 81 90 for No. L shipping; SI2,sO9I3,' 0
for red winter $3.50 for dOlble extra.
WHEAr-No speculative but q Hight milling de-
maud. #
CoRE-Nc.1 Illinois held at rs, Eiihous sales.
OATs-NOmipai. #. .-r1r r"
Other grains nominal -r
CANAL FEIaBrs-Firm and boats scarce. Wheat
re to New York.
LAKE InroRTs-1T.OOO bu corn. -r D.
ECAAAL ExPORrs-s,eoO bbls -four, 1900 busheat;
800 corn.
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New rorK MnrEei-JHne 70.

OorTOS-DuIl. Sales At S79lOc for middlIng.
~FLOUR-Dull, and common grades heavy and
declining.
sales ct 81, 4Oas,6O for extra state; IS 7oaIO 10
for extra round hoop Ohio, SIO,c69l3,s 80 for trade
brands. Closing heavy.
WHIsBY-Quiet and nominal. Sales ct 81, rs for
western. ... t..-.. H
wHEAr-Dun, heavy aud nominally lower for
transactions Of any magnitude.
RIE-Soarce and quiet. ...I ..-
BsRIET-Dun and nominal.
BARLET MAIr-Dull and nominal.
~CORS-Closedl c lower.
sales st gG9g3c for unsOund nsw mixed west
efn; g3L49A for sound do.
OArs-buli sud heavy.
Sales at 57G56fc for new western.
PETROLEUH-bulf
Sales at $50 6Le for crude and lo9Ie for re-
hued in bOAd.
PORK-Decidedly lower but very active.
Sales at S3l,5F@32,2 IS for new ness, closing
At S3l so cash; $3.50 for old mess; and S26, 50
92T,OO for prime. Also $50 barrels new mess
for July, sellers and buyers option, at $3.50.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales st sI6,UO92l 90 for new plain mess and
81, b092i, 80 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Nominal.
GUE A~8AIs-Quist. rob. H. #f|
sales AT IJ4915c for shoulders, and IT@
zoe for hams.
B~ACOE-Quiet-
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales at 194922%c.
BUTTER-HeAvy. Sales st 2O932c Tor OhtU, and
2594Oc for state. .r
0HEEsE-Dul. Sales at sa2Ic.
FRElGHrs TO bIyERPOOL-Quiet and very firm.
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AMusEMEsxsH
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

III -
John A. kllslsr Manager r. H. GsaEJ--Treaufsr.
iPRlcHsT ASHIgIoH=DF~s Caae sd Pr
quette, 60Dsuts3 HsseEzoa STATS to Dtess gtrAG y ?
cents; Family Circle 80 cents Gallery, . srnta;
Boxes, S1,eO.
DOofB open % Fool Curtain rises a. Ts4B. .5f
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, BE-
~ermitted to occupy seats in any ether yortios Of
the house, save the Gallery. Admission p cents.
| BENEEI OF -rl "
MRS. EFFIE ELLSIER,
On With Occa ion Mr-JAMES-bEWlS,-g kspe-
lands fsvortts COmedisn.- volunteers and an
pears in, tive ,0f his principal charaeters.
This MONDAY EVENING, June 18th. 1856
Will lie presented the splendid , act comedy Of
| MARRIED LIFE.
M. itrnTy Dove -------.----.-shT Jaues LewfBG
mrs Henry DSNe,---. -.------- Mrs In Ellsier.
To conclude with the side-rpIttinE Farce ofths
.n. so GHOST
20 treat preparations for the Fourth of July
performances afternoon aud evening.
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..
BASEBALL MATrERs-In another column
we give an account of the match on satur-
day between the High School and Uniyer-
sity Heights Clubs. Below we add a few
baseball items of local and general inter
| est.
The return match between the Reserve
Club of Hudson College and the Forest CITY
Club of this city will come off on the
grounds Of the latter, on Kinsman street,
on Friday afternoon next, June 2gth. The
first match was played, as will be rscoIIect-
ed, on Saturday, June Goth, j Hudson.
We hear it rumored that arrangements
are being made for a baseball match be-
tween the Penield Club of Oberlin College
and the Forest City Club of Cleveland, and
that some of our citizens will offer a silver
ball as g prize TO the victorious organiza-
ticn. II will be remembered that this club
beat the Forest City quite badly last fall.
The latter is anxious to regain its ~laurels,
while the former is confident Of its ability
70 keep their own.
4 match game was played in Columbus
on Thursday last between the Eureka Club
of CircleviIle and the EIcelsiory Of Colum-
bus. The latter were successful by-a score
Of 80 to IS. The Capital City Club OF Co
lumbus intend to challenge the victors.
The baseball fever is now at its HEIGHT
in Ohio. In September last the first base
ball club in this city was organized. At
that time there were not more than three
in the State. There are now six in this
city, four in Columbus, three in Toledo,
in Hudson, one in Oberlin, I in Cir
%eleville, one in Dayton, one in gainesville,
one in Steubenville, one in Gambler, one in
one in Ravenna: in all, not |
less Than twenty-five in the State.
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LADIES GUARD CHAIEs-Of exquisite de.
signs, at 40 Superior street.
je19 BURT & DsRE.
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Chicago MarkeG-June -.

FLOuR-null. .ar. #..t ST.
WHEAT-Quiet and advanced 4S5c.
SsIes at 81, 6eN19l,TO for No, l; Si,IO9l,u for
No. . - -r
0oRN-Moderately active and advanced 19l1sc.
Sales at 5id6411e tor No. I.
0Ars-FiIm and advanced Hc. Sales at s2h
@3234c.
PROYISInEs-Dull.
HIGHWINEs-Dull. ...H raf
F~BEiaHTs-Quiet. 1915 TO- corn to Buffalo.
RECEIPrs-Flour 9 500 bbls- wheat 5000 bu.
corn 2S7, 600 bu.; oats 1900 bu- .rIH
SHIPmENTs-Flour 6,0W bbls.; wheat 5000 bu;
STn BPS, 900 bu.; oats los, 600.
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If you do not wish to lose your postal
currency, call at Burt Il Dare's and get one
of their convenient porte-monnaies. jeI9
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L
TR1Srrf CHURUH.-Rev. L. A. Starkey'
Rector of Trinity Church, yesterday morn
ing gave a brief but deeply interesting
sketch of hat church and soeiei7 tot tho
past six years. During that time the con-
gregatiOn has steadily increased and the
humber of communicates has more than
doubled, so that now it ranks first in the
Diocese in point of numbers, although
formerly it stood 9Th.
Turing tie past teat the cohgtegatidn
has given for benevolent purposes, besides
d~efraying the expenses of regular services
in their own church, $500. OF this amount
5000 was contributed by one family and the
sums of $500, 5000, and 5000 by three
others, leaving about Sd,jOO for the re-
fiaindet Of the congregation.
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.DAlLY LEADER
MONDAY, JUNE %, 1866.

"
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
Academy orMnst-BeneGt Of Mrs. EIlslsr.
r. Hams q Ce.-For LAKE Superior
TaIInan & CoIlins-EgyptiaH Gala.
Hostetter's Bitters-LooaI Notice.
HOback's Bitters-Local Notice.
Jas Pyle-Q K.sosP, ssh g.a-r.
Skid & Gaylord-Minstrels.
T.. c.. Jones-House for Sale.
No. l6 Atwater ~Block-Agents Wanted.
L.. r. Mears-WilIow Ware.
Cowles & CO.-CAstors.
A. H PaEsons-stOre for ssle.
Bszaar-Fauoy Goods.
Hanover Street Church-Strawberry Festival.
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ACADEMY OF MusIC-BENEFITs OF Mrs.
EFPIE Observation-Disclosures OF MR. JAMES
LEwIs.-Despite the unpleasant weather on
Saturday evening, the oceasion-beneft OF
Steam Fire Engine Company No. i-drew
to the Academy a full house. The leading
drama, Fireman and the Heiress," was
very GPropoS, and Was received throughout
with appreciative applause, all their char
acters being rendered with conspicuous
success. The fine farce peggy Greer"
closed the entertainment, and received due
appreciation. In accordance with previous
announcement a silver cup was presented
to the person selling the most tickets to the
entertainment during the days preceding it.
Mr.. Wills, of Steam Fire Engine Company
No. 1, was the fortunate recipient, having
sold one hHndrsd and sirty tickets.
This evening occurs the benefit of the
versatile and ever acceptable actress, Mrs.
Fife Ellslsr. If anything can add interest
to this excellent lady and actress benefit
1t is the announcement that Mr.. James
Lewis, whilom of Mr.. EIlsIer's Academy,
Clevelsnd's favorite comedian, has volun-
tsered to .roappear on the occasion in.t#o of
his best characters. Mrs. Ellslor's many
friends will embrace this opportunity to
testify their appreciation. Re-fasten your
vest buttons for thOse musfIbe far gone with
dyspepsia who are not convulsed with
laughter at Jim" Lewis in Married Life"
and "The Ghost."i
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F~LOUR-Quiet.
W~HEAT-Qaiet and unchanged. Sales Of old
amber Michigan st 81, 20, amber $3.50. H
CORN-15c lower. Sales at &c for No. l mixed,
&c for Nc 2.
OATs-lC lower.
LAKE FREIuHrs-DuiI and unchanged.
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GIcEeIand MhoIesaIe HarkaL

n sGttRDAY Evening, jane %, 1850.
FreIghts-The following are the rates BY Lake
Csteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Ros4og.
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Paper Collars.

The best there is made, by the box o.
Cartoon at the WEsr SIDE STORE.
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Aniee assortment Of Summer Shawls lust
received. WEsr SIDE STORK.
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KANTED.


IN Good agents wanted who can make from SO &c
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P$SRFER r 4 t & 8 e II sesa So 8 'F sample e 4 !.
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GENTS WANTED-To sell the largest and
q best Sork on Agriculture ever published u is
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WAEFED5S2OO PER MONTH pad to agent.
Machines, Ket~hnms Patent 6ddress. with StRmp,
MONADNOCR SEWING MACHINE co, Win
chendon. Mass. lunep:sf5-d6H3m
GENTS wANTBD-TO sell on. commission
n or salary nee and popular subscription booNs.
Terms liberal. Address Immediately b. S. GREEN,
room :, Anglican Ruiliing. Cleveland, o. jelEs9s
WANFED-MEN-To locate permanently In
numerous towns and cities, 20 act AS Statesmen
and General Agents, capable Of conducting sbusi-
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Nhoean furnish satisfactory recommendations and
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WANTRp-RAkE CHANGE FuR
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Nast Hoprth 81, Itnnsnnsti FrssE~
WANTED-Agents TO sell and put up Barson's
w Patent House Bell. Every house-keeper should
have IL. Agents not limited to any specified territory
q. T. MATTES0k. 6enH Agent. Grafton. o. ap63l2
WANTED-SAbESMEN- Previous experience
w as Statesmen or BO0k-keepers not necessary II
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y. =. Money MarkeG-Jnne !.

MOSEY-Essy at 4G5 per cent.
STERLING E1sHANsE-Dull at lOS@l0SA.
GoLD-Firmer, opening st 15l5ts advancing to
1851 and closing At l5Z5s
SPICIE EFFORTS to-day s. $50, OS6-
CONVENIENT srocKs-Quite and without deoiled
change.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SOMETHING NEW-RAIlrosd and Township
ed in every ceunty. Address b. :. GREEN, ll Su-
penor street, Room 4, up stairs, Cleveland, Ohio.
Je33,33s
EMPIRE MINING CO.-A meeting Of the
L charehoiders OF the eb1ye company viii be held
a. tue Office Of e. J, Farmer 4 20, in the city %
Cleveland, Ohio, on the 24th OF July, ls6s, at half
past 3 p. H., at which meeting Alterations and
amendments Of the Bylaws Of said COMPANY. viii
be consider ed, and an assessment be made to nav
taxes anu current expense. By order CT Directors.
L. W. FORD, Secretary.
June -ith. lseo- 9e23-526
pILLIARBss BILLIARDS!I HILL
II ARDssllH would call the attention OF buvers
AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any Others in tho world for elasticity, cor
rectness Of angles, and durability, which l sell at
reasonable prices, with q hne stock OF Cloths. Balls.
Sue-, and everything connected with the trade.
orders by mail attended 70 at my factory, Isl Fulton
street, New York City. W. h. GRIFFITH.
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his tHeHas and patrons that he is now prepared
70 attend 10 Shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampcon-
ing, Hair Coiorine, &c, in the best style. Also, that
he VIII give his attention 90 the cure of Corus, Bun
sonsi and InsroWlns Nails. shop under the John
eu aOuse. aplssoZ
$4,000 IN I MSS 2 ,S,,-s AsP ~ ~ .Is5
sad Nel-known WAGEER'S LOAN OFFlOE
"a Securities OF every kind, viz Gold aud silver
Watches Diamonds, silver ware, JeNelrY, Gum
Fistols. uothfng. Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, ard
al personal property and articles otvslue, on the most
ssu-isctcrY teTIna. Business strictly RrivAte. Ea-l
taltiefed 1911. N. B.-A variety Of unreieemed
Watches, JeNvlJ, Guns, etc, for sale at bArsains.
.omos-corneT Of MaTer and Superior streets, over
Paws 4 FleHottoS OlothtHg Store.
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The man who runs down the girls,
speaks i'll of the married women, throws
a quid Of tobacco into the contribution
box and takes out 4 penny to buy more,
can never have peace ia this world. Bed
hugs, mosquitoes, and the nightmare, and
all the h~nbgobllngs OF agnilty conscience
will haunt him On his way 10 that well
heated prison where conslcts are fed on
acquafortis soup, and are allowed no 9th
er amusement than to sit and pick their
teeth With q red hot poker through eter-
nifty.
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ETaT DE La LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Ouesf Baton Rouge
i. CINQuIENs DISTRICT JrDlciAIRE.

CiNQUtEHE UioEhtSt sI0ASAnA"'
Joseph Hoy, VS. Adolphe Deschaux, ct ala,
No. 1927.
EN- VERTU d'nn ordre de salsie . moi
addreSse dams paffaire ci-dessus en- dale
du 10 Septembre par 10 cour gu oms
District Judiciaire dams ct pour 10 ate
paroisse ct etat, il sera oftrt en- vefte
public au plus ufrant ct dernier encsler
risseur en- face Ia maisons de cour de ce1se
parolsse, E5%. &aI
.sAMEDI. lie 3me jour de Novembre pro-
chain 1866, a II heures a N la propr.ets
ci-aprts decrlte ct hypoiheque afpaf's.
nant au defendeur AdolpAs D~eschaax'ne'
FRANCOIS Philippe, sayoir--
La MOITIE NORD de LA SECTION
sept, dams lie township sept, du s'go
ONE, est dams lie districte des terres So
yet,e a e.re vendu atla Nevelle Orleans
La, c~ontenant trois cent ct deux 5olao
acres, etant situe en- eette paro'sse
Quest Baton Rouge. ayaat etc entire PAT
lie dit Coisey ct apres yendn par ~
present vendenr par aete passe par de-
want George Bareshide Netaires 80
Nnuvelle Orleans, dater Is Janyier Ioo4.
Pour payer ct ratisfaire le DIT ofase
~d'execution. .a
Conditions de Ia vente--Comptsnt.
sept29 WIZ WHITE. Sn'.
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A minister was walking out oDa -
and passed two little boys, one ofs,. a.y
whom made a bow. As he tusa .aeu
''aek he heard the following auu.; ~
conversation Iussu8
Why john. didn't you know a..
was parson M?" III 49, :" suss
Yes, OF course I did.r
Why did you not make . bow !,
church" ag g nie
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-11-03

An Austrian chemist, NJ. Leinelbrock,
has discovered a way Of inclosing cleo
trlclty in small glass capsules, which will
explode under the influence of the slight
est shock. The capsule is enclosed 10 a
steel cope, SO that if shot from a riff ii
VII enter the flesh, and the explosion
which follows is sufficient to kill a man
Experiments have been made on oxen
and horses with perfect success, these
animals having fallen down as if struck
with lightning.
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NO.. iSzi. #sz
BY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure And
sale to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered suit Of date the l9sh day
of September, A D 1866, from ,h. Fifth
District Court, 10 and for said parish aud
State, will be offered for sale 1t publ:
auction to the last and highest bidder IL
front of the Court House Of this parish,
SATURDAY, the 3ed Gay of November
next, 1856. at IL O'clock a m the herein
after described morfgaged property boz
longing to the defendants Joseph Dee.
|~chaux and FRANCOIS Philippe. to wit
THE NORTH HALF of SECTION
sevea 10 township seven, range a1svsn,
east in the districtof land subject to sals
at New. Orleans La, containing three
hundred aud two 36-100 acres, being in
the parish Of West Batoi Rouge, having
been entered by the said Colsey and at
wards sold by him to sprese It vsndof
by act before George Barishiis, 9 notary
If New Orleans, dated 18th January,
1854 Fl Iii
To pay and satisfy said writ of execo-
ton.
Seized in tie above entitled suit.
Terms Of Ssle-CASH.
sept29 ssstH WIN. WHITE. Shhss
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An urch:n of ten summers was sent +,

An urch.n of ten summers was sent TO
school for the first tiuie. The teacher. 10
test his requirements, asked him
Who made you Z" The boy could'n,
answer. The teacher told him the prope,
answer, and desired the boy to remember
It. Some hours afterwards the teacher
repeated the question. TIE boy, rubbing
his head for a moment in a kind of brown
Study, replied
- swow. I've forgotten the gentle.
mans name.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-11-03

A strange and terrible accident has ia.
ken place at the village of Tilbouse, in
the upper Pyrenees. The cele-
brated its national tete at a wine shop,
and on this occasion all of them were
open during the night. In one Of the es-
adjustments it was customary to use for
4 candlestick a hollow cannon ball she'll.
which bad been brought from Lannama
zan, and from which it was thought the
powder bad beeu withdraw. The can
die was placed in the hole which serves
ssor the train to ignite the proiectile. To-
wards four o'clock The Landlord went to
bed, leaving a number of guests in full
carousal. All of a sudden the train
reached the bottom of the ball, which
contained a heavy charge of powder
There was a tremendous explosion. Four
men were killed instantly, and two others
previously hurt. Five others happily
escaped nni"jured. The furniture was
shattered 10 pieces.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-11-03

One exceedingly warm day in July, q
neighbor met an old man, and remarked
that it was very bot. Yes" saws Joe
III 1t wasn't for u thing | should say
we were going 10 have a thaw." "Wl,at
is that y inquired bis friend, much aston.
lshed. There is nothing ~froze," SAYS
zoe. The man went his way much en-
lightened.