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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-11-10
KITRICK,

IN LAUREL STREET, near the corner OF In'ro'
Next door to Otto's store.)
RATION ROUGE LA.
take the pleasure of informing the people o. o.
this vicinity and adjoining country, that nav nav
onened suit of rooms in the above named lo.a
t;on and have fitted up for the proper attennon
~ the practice Of Dentistry in all its oepar',
ments, guaranteeing the highest pf0'e;s,ssn'' %
skill and moderate charges. -
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HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,

AND
ALL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
We return thanks for past patronage and hope
she material and low prices We now offer, may
promote our mutual interest.
EDMONSTON g. WELSHANS,
Kali Road Depot, West Baton Rouge
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THE SUGAR PLANTER.

y
,sa7n EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
on1cE Ar TIE fERRELAND1N0'
rrsr BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA:
SUBSCRIPTION:
..r Invariably in advance, ....'.'$a W
RATES OF ADVERTISING: ii
..-... f.i,ht lines OF less) one insertion 81 o.
~ mhsecuent insertion .....:....:...
bsen ,:,.rel discount to yearly advertisers.
76I0NsT0N : WELsHANS'
COMMITS SION MERCHANTS
WHOLE SALE / RETAIL DEALERS
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
.r,r.A1 PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
H.,. now in store, and are in almost daily re-
..ipt Of FRESH ARRIVALS Of
NORTHERN and WESTERN PRODUCE
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY-GOODs.
Ai- THE LATEST SI1L1 Of
hi
TRIMMINGS
NO1lOHs'
BALMORALS Il HOOP SKIRTS,
aAt l5
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AND ALL KINDS OF
WESTERN PRODUCE,

F. OTTO respectfully announces to his trlenas n;s
and customers and the public generally .na. ms
store having been removed from lts 1ormsi ss" and
adjoining Days Drug store, to the large s'oie -
warehouse building,
IN THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THIRD
AND LAUREL STREETS.
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Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Later from Europe.
Messenger TO MaXimiiiaRs
Max, Must Stand on his own
Bottom.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Later from Europe.
Messenger to Ma1lmiliaa.

PoEsLaSD. Ms, Feb. s.-Ths Peruvian,
from Liverpool, Jan. %, via Londonderry.
the Goth, with one days lister news, has sr
rived. The news Is uHimportant Cotton
destined one-half penny on American. The
ssles Of the week amount TO 5.S0U bales.
Ssles on Friday, ZOO bales; The market
closing heavy.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times gives minute account 1.-THE circuIu-
stances under which the Emperor Napoleon
dispatched Mr.. Lallaird on IN Official mis-
sion 10 Msxico. he was sent 70 The palace,
when the Emperor said be wanted him 10
set on without delay for Mexico, with 3
message from him 20 Alaximilian thai he
considered that he (Napols0nl had fulfilled
al the obligations imposed upon him, sud
thaI the time had now arrived when Maxi
milan must depend upon his own resources
without the help of the French srmy Lal-
laird asked Tor some credentials. but tho
Emperor observed thst there was no neces-
sity for any documents; all he had 20 do
was simply 70 represent 10 Maximilian the
conversation he had Just had, aud that
would suffice. He recommended Mr.. Lal-
lard, moreover, 70 lose no time in setting
out Tor McKee,, but 70 depart by the first
steamer.
In American securities Messrs. satterth-
waites circular OF the evening OF the 24sh,
says that since our last, the chief features
Of American securities have been some few
large transactions in go bonds aud q de-
mand for Erie shares Tor shipment 10 New
York. The general public, however, ap-
pear 70 be dong little or no business in
these securities. On the week 5.2as have
advanced about -, closing al 66l ,966ls,
notwithstanding reported large shipments
from New York 70 the continent. illinois
Central shares continued neglected at 15al
s5 = in Erie shares there have been CON
siderable huctuation. At one time thev
were taken as high Is So. but lower quota
tions per city OF London, seriously depres-
sed the market, and they leave of nearly
two lower than last week at 55G,j55.. There
was some demand for Virginia G's, caased
by an improvement Of one dollar. Atlaltic
and Great Western was steady
NEw YORK, Feb. s.-Gold opened at 1899
and closed at I40.
Cotton dull and declining at 46I sG4s.
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An interesting case is now Rnding
IN the Circuit Court, involving some
nice points of law IN relation 70 the
solemnization Of the marriage coremo-
ny. Some years since, 3 prominent
citizen, Mr.. Andrew Fuqus, died pos
sessed of considerable property. By
his will his wife by a second marriage
came into possession OF sll his property
which she was to hold during ber HE
in case she remained q widow. At her
death, ifunmarried, II the property would
revert to her husbands relatives 1t
she married, however, one-hah the
property wss 70 be hers TO be disposed
of as she might think proper. Mrs + .
two days before her death was inducad
by her brother 10 marry that sne might
thus aeauire the title IN fee simple %
half the property, which she could then
deed 70 her own relatives, instesd
Of allowing her husbands heir.
TO inherit il Her husband Had
been = Captain in one o.
the Indiana regiments, and induced
one Of his men 10 plsy the roe Of hus
band IN the desth-bed marriage, II con
alteration Of $500 paid down The ar
Fangement Eas made, the purchase
money psid over, and the dying woman
unxbls 70 sit up il her bed, was nisr
red, toe ceremony being performed y
3 minister Of this city, who, 4 woald
seem, could not have been altoEeshei
ignorant OF the nature Of the trsnssc
tioa. AZ any rate, the husband, Efiel
the ceremony, left the house, went OF
: spree with his 500, and never saw hl
wife AeAin, Wbo died tao days sfteE
De Esver slept s night bansath be
reef The Gctson vas brought b NJ
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Condition of Jsa. Davis.

From the N. J. Herald.
FORTRESS MoXRoE, Jan. %, lSG6.-
"How is JEFF Davis 1 asked an officer
this morning.
Savage and irritable IS the very
devil, was the answer 1 received. An
explanation followed, showing that
from the prOmulgstion Of the leading
counts IN the Indictment against him
Jetf 3 temper has shown souring turn
and growing irascibility very marked
and painful Congressional INQUIRIES
regarding him, snd resolutions. AMI
talks, and that vote Of the kansas Sen
ate recommending him the hanemans
knot without Judge or Jury, have not
tended to smooth his perturbed feel
ings and mellow into mildness ms vine
gary uttersnce and bitter arrogance of
manners. All coming inspresent con
tact with him and having opportunities
to carefully observe and study him
oorroborste this growing change in dis
position and conduct IL is character
ized as something more than the irasci-
bihty of the invalid, something beyond
and deeper than that Wilful and pesv-
ish temper natural to long imprison-
ment, p bitterness Of the spirit
curbed IN its ambitious projects, the
canker of care snd disappointment and
hope deferred eating into the soul and
sapping Ep sll the springs OF healthy
vitality. His mien and air, formerly
lofty and dignifed, though GENTLE, have
become merged in the pCevlshness and
petty complainings of an old woman.
A present sight at JEFF DAVIS, that brow
each day becoming more closely lined
with wrinkles, his hair a deeper gray.
those eyes becoming more bereft Of
their keen lustre, that form, once 90
straight, becoming bowed, and with
this to hear has almost childish com
plants at tribes, imparts, / am told, a
lesson OF the vanity of earthly ambi-
tons and strivingB more forcible than
all the wise utterances of that sage phi.
| lOsOpheF Solomon Everything md
Gates less buOysncy and hope regard
| ing his trial His attention now ID
chiefly given to fault-fnding and resd
ing his Bible. Once his chief solicdude
| WAS about himself aud his future pro
/ gramme II life. Now he talks of hi.
family and his future state in another
world. a source of great encourage
| ment seems 20 be the efforts beini
made in the South 10 place his wife anc
children above pecuniary want of hii
own well-being hereafter he has alwayl
expressed himself satisfied. The fact
wish to bring out is that he is breakinl
up in mind IS well IS body and, Will
this made clear, leave him TO his soil
tude and whining and prayers, and th,
hope that he may wisely improve th,
present, which is his, and therein max,
himself stronger for whatever fate maj
betide hun IN the dim and shadow
! future.
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The Eraeuation of Ragdad.

A letter to the New Orleans True
Delta, dated st Brazos, Santiago, Janu-
ary %, gives the conclusion of the Bag
dad farce. Ii will be remembered that
United States forces were sent, on the
18th of January, to restore order in the
town. The correspondent of the Delta
saws: "On the I'D, it was determined to
remove the United States troops to this
side, and, accordingly, Lieutenant
Colonel White marched back to Bra
zos Santiago, Texas, which place he
reached at o'clock. On the 23d, the
Liberals learned that the Imperialists
had started q heavy force to retake
Bagdad, made preparations for defense,
and barricaded the various avenues of
the city, but learning of the large num-
bers moving against them, made pre-
parations TO leave They placed all their
cannon on board the steamer Prince of
Wales, together with their valuables,
munitions of war, DC, and q great
amount Of valuable merchandise.
When the imperialists were only a few
miles from Bsgdad, nearly every lib
eral was snugly ensconced on the
American aide Of the Rio Grande.
with their arms, &c, and the
Prince Of Wales was also brought
10 this side, and was then
seized BY F BeuteT, the ever watchful
Deputy Collector ST ClaFksville, who
was on the alert The cannon and war
munitions sre now guarded by the
United States forces at ClaT ksville, at
the mouth Of the Rio Grande At
O'Clock this evening the Imperial troops
opened ERE on BGgdad, and with wild
hurrahs dashed into the town. Not an
enemy was there to be seen; no deadly
missiles few shout except their own
About thirty shots were fired by the
Inperialists before they captured the
town We have yet 70 learn OF one
soldier being there. IL was 8 water
haul The Liberals, who had reached
tho American side, under Col. Cara
hsve taken up their line of march for
White Rznch, aud are said TO be en-
tirely destitute, snd at last accounts
were really famishing with hunger. i
is 10 bo hoped thsir wants viii soon be
supplied Humanity demands IT, ]
learn there is a large quantity Of vAlu
able merchandise on board the Prime,
iof Wales, now under guard b tn,
/ United States forces az Bsgdad
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We are sut1or-sp 10 suncuase FsugEuss asE
zkrF A. = candidate Tor Irlsiss of lafutso1 r1aal,
~ me ensuing Maucn eiocuoa.
We are authoussd to snuOuuce Caps JJss " ill.
soA - 4 candidate for RECESSION lo ihe Crt,o u
County Trustee A. tne easuIuF fiarca eie.l1u. q
We are authorized 60 announce lassa-
sHUsE as q eaualaale ior tsuaty Trustee. 81
tho usxI March election.
Nente sutilou1sa % Gnu1alaa MM. q Ahill a..
ION. ~ 1aaaldaio i1r elacIiou 3D. tlu atlsa a
county irustee - TIE ensu.aE Mslcn siecuea.
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Fuqus relatives to contest the validity
Of the marriage. The best legal talent
Is employed on both sides, and the case
VIII undoUbiedly prove one OF great
interest 10 the public, SIS well S the
legal fraternity. -Lsalal.ago,-s JolTra-
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A correspondent Of the London Morn
ing Post says "lt Is reported in diplo
matte circles that private understand
ing exists between the Governments o.
Crest Britain and Washington, b.
which The claims made By America 10.
The losses ~ sea Will be EmioAbly ~
ranged
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FoR SHERIFF

We sla sufll-lsl to a.alUlra klsCIIIssC
HhaNeh s. a clldi1si6 ior shsE.d q Iay.as1-
crdElyi a. re -l.s,ila|- Isrc1 eIe-.ca ccie1a
" Q szs ssli1l5.-s1 .l slnod1cr u e. sH.a ID !
-s7d-ds-s ioV i.ss.E O. uaT1sc-. c-aus7. ID ~
leEs 1sgc1 se-ac1.
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The tool, is a crown $40. Of SCI pages, hsnd-
EofneIy got up. Price, 10 cloth g. 10 sihar y D.
Ksf1rssd or disabled soldiers, loYai men every
where cau make good wares in IsllnS this book
For farther particulars, Apply %
DERBY MILLER, Pub fishers,
,spls-lm no. 9 Spruce ST., y en- York.
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Wss7a sail-or -si lo sznca--s Jrssz Esrfr = a
esa1- isia ior Collii Co,-i Cler-. q lls casa.as
ID i.-cl eiacacl-
UTE ARE Al idCaI I-ED TO A1S1U-,CE rC-f
" c ChtAh lss lslal.iala Tor Crra.r C154rl
NieEE. ol Las,as1a N1a.I 90 the sasl.l- aa.08
e.ocEol. so
We are sEtlollred ID sla1ulra Wa a CaEtr-
aaH csndidshs .ol Oeg- ui ,la uaauig C1olt %
Lan4sol goHllB fla.lz
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To Physicians.

nos q b. JENElNs. PresrElpu0a 7i aa1 ifrar
IL maa.sl, "a tn- aiI sfand oI n p Inafl eI. l-s
ol tho fm Of x P. ,. a Go. would iulorm the f11 b
slclaus at Nashville, and suIrouuliiu. country, tnai
tIs our aim 70 supUlY every iFazt ol tna f-l g
toner ~ TIE fue 1i hla Professor. aud va srsrr
e. "a o. to a,eomplirn that se1 raf.siarflr'g- he
Eii Us much pisaseu tc Zee suF oftne FieuiiT Who
vii houor ouT eHilul. shufuf With O. VISA
he hopes b constant atteua0u % nll-le1H l
meut q share of pstIuuaFe. aH7luug tlsm flaf
iher isFors shall b. prepared llfh nde.i5f 81 ila
ruresi mateuels. snd aV hiruasi p-rlo1sy ar -a
alcompishea Pressririi1ug-
Our 1tocs emurarea the gfeate't FlrefG al1 ever Z
lliur coming WIlhin tls Drug ulla1la7
GIVE us q cali. sud We gaarauirs 7a- siaeuon
EE-Afi orirrs rgtrlgl "a 70 ourcare l4c1 80
rrolnrtne-a and aaCnrs-F.
R.P. JESErSs s. CO,
y MaTEef ~. crpcs % l.ur1f
aaz2a NASHVILLE, THIN
SIGN OF NAN AND MORTAR
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We are authou1sd % announce ne name % D. q
Collins Tor IsX Collscior ior 1isie sli U5uuiY ai
ne ensuing hsrch eiecuon-
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aOTe lbAH Two Hundred thousand
or
WHEELER & WILSON'S
uuuTLbLE LoCE sTIICH
Family Sewing Machines,
HAVE sEEi5 SOLD

Nv = .T7T-- "ITII-
THI7 is TIE great PREMIUM MACHINE. haE-
Il ~ u.zau hrli prsu.lzls Er tlo WorIa's Fa.r
Lourisl I'll see Fsl.s EEpusLon. 81 The i1l1-ls-
l1u.i are cl Has. fl1sli- -turE, 4E1--e Agrsm.
hr me. Durin. -fsrlu. 0oInsue and W-srlsr a.
eyarF UritCf States Par. sai - Mscha1.es' fs.rs,
H.aaa sad C1ulv FAIRS Inruurrstia.
tdisneuses vlin he cd saluis. a1I tlFas the
LocE sat.n 81 .tl . reF1Iv-lE h1os- b. t-ms. lals.
tlcrs. q1l'is. czrls. tul1s and h1ls 10 ul11t
basa-lilI manner.
Co. a11 srszu nc TIE Gus7t Eto-E gysr l7- aF1i
90 tls As=hFlle ulzrEet. A. Old Machines O. lai-
"a al1 improved. At trHs ol4-e Fou ulI lld tna
1cs.r pl.au-
a. hsLlnrsuer 80 have 1-F GO '-.is peT.lsss1li
caice. no. y AC-tl Cherry srrsel 81 osl slde.
LlperA terms O. AEells a. lale 20 Al li1.s -
flsat Ieglsessae. Norln ALstzus sad ffelEsrs-
UElce csndlcls1 ~ ". q WALEEfL No. 10
lsorsh CnsrFY stTasl. aaslF.lis. isaa-lm
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PHOrosa4Fas.-Photog Of Generals
Federal and Confoderate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery OF the
Cumberland, Is SCedar street, opposite Com
mrcisl Hotel. nay2T-tt.
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ATrESTIoE IRisHMzS Checks on the Ul-
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of A 10 Gle for sale ct e. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. IS College street. u
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fSiRnedl +. E SINNER,
Treasurer United States.
Amendments 10 Freedmen's BuFesu
Bill.

BILL
Tho Freedmen's Bureau Bill, as pass
ed the House. differs from the Senate
bill in the following particulars The
salary Of sub-district agents 4 liked at
81 200, instead of 81, 500 fhe number
Of clerks allowed the assistant com
missioners is three instead Of six
The operations Of the BureaTl are con.
fined TO States in which, on the lst OF
July, 1856, the privilege Of the writ OF
hsbess corpus was suspended II Is
provided that no person shall be deem
ed SIS destitute, suffering or dependent
on the Government for support, who,
being able 20 End employ ment could
by proper induztTy and exeTtion zylod
such destitution, suffering OF dePen-
dence; and at the end of the Ses Island
section, which confirms the negroes IN
their occupancy for three years, - a
clsuse providing that whenever the
former owners Of lands occupied under
Gen. ShsTmans field order, make sp-
plicstion for the restoration OF sad
lands. the Commissioners Is authorized
spon the agreement, snd with the
ErittAn consent Of said occupants 70
procu,e q by rent OT purchase. or assign
under the provision of the bill, other
lspds Tor them, not exceeiing forty
srces for each occupant 1t is believed
these amendments vii Ss sEreed to
by the Sessta
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Governor M0rshead, OF North
Caroline, hiss been arrested by the
military authorities Tor interfering
with the sale Of property previously al
ysFlsed % be sold
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance Companies.

llAREY a SMITH, Eos. SC and IS Unou street
- (up stars. represent the iolloEluz Uompsnies
A-tna Of Hartford Security MsnhsftaD, MeiTopol-
Js1, fhoar Z and knleEeT1ocEer LIE OF laeT l0rEi
and Ao.ldeli ol Cnlnrnhus- Ono
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EXECUTIVE NJ AGsION,

The shove WORK is not only Riorsed bJ the
President a. tie best aud most 6 ompiets, Int We
have the pleasure Of adding rtitCats from hls
Son sad PriTste Secretary
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NJ ERRlTf Z HILL-DealaTs IN Wsu Paper
Nt Window Shades, Window Glass aed Photo
Fraphic Material, corner OF ChUrch and Mar Esi
sfreets
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WAsHISGTOE, d. q, De-. =, lss5.
From the ersminstion have teen sble 10 give
the Lille Of Andrew johnson" vi och you send ne,
helieye Il te ts the best arrange and most con-
piste vet published, and you will please accept the
thauks Of The President and mys elf for the copies
You 20 kurY fornsrded -.-
l-igaedl hOhf JSh NS"NI m See'
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WALL I.APEH- etc,

"USON, J.. W. s. CO.-Msnulactursrs AID
w wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware aud furnishing Goods, No II
College street.
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sook Avn I0B raINrINe.


CtAbiERON, WI. 4 CO.-BoOk and Job Printers,
J and publishers OF the Daily and Weekly
Union, Pnnisr's Aney. between Union ana Dead
erlck streets.
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The Clncinnsd Relief Onion has pc
titioned the Legislatase for the passage
Of a Law by which the children Of
drunken and dissipEted parents may
be taken from them, placed IL Ssyluns
snd taught virtooos and industrious
habits Also the ad0Ptlon OF : bill Tor
the Imprisonment in work houses OF
other regorustory fnEtitusions, Of per
sans Of coakrnsd disslpStsd o immoral
hshits
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Trusses ! Trussesl TFusses !
For the Million. o. every ere and saustT-
Dental & Surgical instruments.
Spices, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, etc.

All-splce, Pepper. CinnsmQn, Glove, hgimess,
Mace Mustard Arotnstc seeds. Msddel spanish
Indigo, IoFgnod, Copper. Blue Stones huuaie
Of Tn, Cudhesr, etc. Window rlasa, eEil 60 iaH
G0 supsuor quality. White Lraui hiNsd faluts.
ready for uses Lnsesd Oh, Tupcnuue. Coal pi,
Lamps Of eyer7 ysrty and large supply a. loN
rates.
Merchsuts 'rom.the country 10 ueeu of r s Pep
peunsnE Ess CInuzm01s flrerln-5 ls...islIill.
haicman DrCps. fsodirVz Cord ti- Ca7ior oil. ri.i
viii be- furnished af serY low raia-.
Bust roceivedt a very isrrr -uppJ. AEo a iuE'
lut 81 Urzs- Seed.
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Nervous Debility.

ssmiusl wssknsss, et,-. go - eeHed y oae who
h.s resns curl5 h.rasen saa Azndrsds = o.ne.s,
80 VII tsll You lotAi2S ~ we sseh. A@iea-'
Vitn stSasFs .- 80.
aacEl-asEiy --i ~-s~i
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HOOKSEILERS AND sTATIONRRs.

cyPRING WATER BREwERY.-MANKEL a
y FRANK, successors 70 NJ. J. DTuckef. Brewers
of Ale and Lager beer, NO. Al Broad streel, Nash
VILE. Tenn. ldecs-ly
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we are sUthOn-ed to announce WulAu A.
GLsSS. Esq as g caadidsie for County Judge o
Davidson County, 81 the ensuing March s.ecu0a-
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.

Attorneys ana claim Agsnr-.
~ s. DELANY Attorney 81 Law, and War Clsin
~. Apent, Cleveland, Tenn. noY't-ly
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f500la From Mckenzie, Junction o- Msm-
phrs and Ohio Railroad hy 1a.-
wood. pr5adrn, Eoirtol rial1af
Gardner, Aims, .Od Hickory la1
Uulou city, 20 H.ctmau, tAE.. 'lIt
miles aud back. daily rr--l, rlr-
day.
Leave Mckenzie daily. s--ap- elu-
day. az
Arrive M III ciuIu nr
Leave Hickman da.fr, except Hu
day, at
Arrive at Nrhel hv
Bidderl a.lI state 4.art g. lrHar-lr.
and IrH.gI..
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So FE R e R s.
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co.

TARRAET 4 Co.
Gentlemen-I am resident Of Curacao, and have
teen disposed tc HTite 20 you conserving the real
value Of your sEiTLER APEkIENT a. a remedy
OF Indigestion and Dyspepsia. desire 70 express
" yo1 my sincere gaLude for the Rreai peneht tie
SELTLER has done my wife.
For four or nre years my wife has bean sadly
Rfnicied with Dyspepsia, and sfler being under the
tfestmonf Of several Doctors for to three years,
she was hnally induced 10 seeF the aaylce OF .
learned PhYaician, Doctor Cabiale, of FensEuea,
uho immsdl afelV treztsd her With..Four EFkk-
NE3CENT SELTEER APERIENT, she oegsn 70
improve At once, and IS now FERF ECrLf WELL.
feel It 70 be my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement feeling thai medicine 20 val.
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you viii give this publicity, ald repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
s. y. 4. HENRIQUER,
New York, June 2s, 'e5. Merchant, Curacao, S.A.
We Ask
The suffering millions m our land to give this
rumosiy trial convinced that hy It's timely Use
many may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsa,
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, sick Headache, Dlz-l-
ness, Indigestion, Fnes, CostFouess, Bilious At.
tacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Ahectous,' &c.
Read the Pamphlet of Testimonials with each bot
tle and 90 not use the medicine against the advice
o. your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT co.. ~
GreauWlch 5trost New York.
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