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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-14
STATE OF LoU1s1ANA-pAR1sH OF EAST BA.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARIsH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge Fifth District Conrt-Succession of
Mrs. Elizabeth Engers-No. 1856.
w HEREAS, frederic Funke has this day filed
w with the CLERK OF said Court an application
praying to be appointed administrator Of the
above successor.
No ice is hereby given to all persons interested,
to show cause If any they bave), within len days
Fl m the first publication hereof why said appi-
cation 4hould not be granted.
Witness my hand and zeal Of office this 4th day
of June, 1866. II. A. GALLAGHER,
juneT. ~ neputy Clerk.
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STATE OF LoUIs1ANA-pARIsH OF EAST BA

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court-Bnrke
Gilvs. Maurice Legendre-No. 534,
DY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of Il. ia. issued In
ID the above entitled and number ed suit and
to me directed from the Hon. the Fifth Judicial
District Court. have seized and will expose to
public sale in front of the Court House door Of
said Parish, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF July. 1866.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed property, to wit: zsy.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in that part of the city Of Baton Rouge laid out
by Eli Beauregard, and designated on the plan
thereof Lots Nos. and 20 In square No, 46, to-
pe'her with all the buildings and Improvements
the con H. st.#
se.zed to pay and satisfy the amount Of judg-
ment and costs in the above entitled suit
Terms OF sale-cash, with the benefit Of APP
praisement. T. J. BIRD,
m4y3l Sheriff.
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Shirts Salfs.,

STATE OF LOUfsIANA-PARISH OF EAST BA.
ton Rouee-Eitth Judicial District court--Fo.
restine Trahan, wife VS.. FL. v. Babin, husband
No 3D.,
pY VIRTUE ola writ of fl. ia. issued in the
ID above entitled and n, mbee suit, and d.
recttd to the sheriff of said Parish from The hon.
Fifth Judicial district Court, In aid for the Parish
and State aforesaid, have seized and will expose
TO public sale In front of the Court House door Of
said Parish, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of July next. 1866.
at II o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day, the following de.
"A CERTAIN TRACT or LAND OR pLANTA-
TION, known as the "Brashears Plantation sit.
uated on Whites Bayou, In said Parish, at about
ii miles from the city of Baton Rouge, containing
GAL acres, together with all the buildings and i'm.
pfovements there tt
Thirty acres of LAND on Jones Greek, In said
Parish, at about ten miles from the city Of Baton
Rouge. 5N4he
Lots Nos. 9 and 10, square No. 26, in that part
of the city of Baton Rouge. laid outby Eli Beaure-
gard, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. t1et
Lots Nos. and 4, square No. 81, In tina tspart Of
the city of Baton Rouge laid out by Beaure-
gard. with ell the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Lots Nos and 10, square No. 60, In that part
of the city of Baton Rouge, laid out BY ELI Reaure
gard.
joining Phoebe Calls. r-
Also the following personal property, to-wit:
80 head of Cattle. Horses.
Mules. 2 Wagons.
ID head Of Sheep. Old Buggy.
10 head of Hogs. Old Carriage.
10 head of Goats.
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Farming
utensils. III ..+sl I..s y..E
seized to pay and satisfy tn amount of judg-
Inept, interest and cost In the above suit
FERNS of sale-cash, with the benefit Of ap-
praisement. T. J. BIRD,
mays1 aa Sheriff.
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TRUNKS NEATLY COVERED.

n. B.-Particular attention paid to getting up
In superior style and finish, al sorts Of Plain or
Fancy Embroidered Silk Flags or Banners Tor
Military other Companies; and also, to the
manufacturing of Circus Tents, having had much
experience in that line.
All articles of Canvass will be warranted proof
! against rot or midew. nov2-y
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The Ksmg of NSn.
WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE GREAT
Internal and External Remedy !?

THE KING OF PAIN operates on Chemical ard
L Electric Principles AID is therefore applicable
for the cure OF all Organic Derangement arising
from an improper circulation. r-L
As soon as it is applied 1t almost miraculously
kills pain. TRY It'll
1t cures RHEUMATISM,
TO0THACHE, HEADACHE,
.. NEURALGIA, PALPITATI0N,
COLDS, SORE THROAT, C0LIC.
CRAMPS, sPAsMs, DIARkHEA,
COUGHS, FEVER AND AGUE,
And many other diseases, as Thousands can tes-
thy. Wholesale office ZOE Canal street, corner
of Rampant, New Orleans.
Co. Druggists supplied on reasonable terms.
One of the proprietors of this Great Remedy,
DR.. GILDEA, will visit Baton Rouge and prescribe
for invalids.
Address DRs. COOPER 4 GILDEA,
apr7-ly Box 34l, New Orlesns, La.
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USEFUL WARES !!
COAL OIL AGENCY.

} A S AGENT Of Western Oil Agency, am now
N prepared to supply dealers with
First Glass Illuminating Coal Oil
at the low price of Ninety Cents per gallon, in
barrels. Custom solicited.
tebl5 JOSHUA BEAL.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED has on hand and will
constantly keep the best of Cypress Lumber
for sale, at moderate prices Orders left with Mr..
p. A. Kugler, Agent, will meet with prompt atten-
ton The Lumber may be seen at Messrs. Kugler
Il Hackney's stables.
may,9 ] G. MOLL.
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House and Lot for Sale

A DESIRABLE R EsIDENCE is offered for a
n sale, situated on st. Ferdinand street, EAM
near Africa, and designated on the plan of the
city as Lot No. 2, Square No. 81. bargain may
had on application to II. TRAHAN,a
mayl5-1 AgeD. IA
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NcuereS mi GMrnpG.

New Yprt, Is. WfGrs.-Oer Onmpfer
@ermauta fam nit NaHrthten Dom 7. be,tte
9(beno aus Scut9amptcn bier an.
SIM brtttif6en Sber9aule pallirte am
5. Mars bic 8tQ betref8 Der Ntnberpelt unter
Su6penliOn Der 8e9eln.
Sm unterbatIe nOttFstrte Nlr. @labltote
bic @ftt9lieoer, bdB bic &eform 8iQ am -.
p~erlslen werben ipitrpe. 9telelbe nerbe lfH ia
bod nar auf England unb @ales testeben.
Or brfe pont ~an5ugebet, mas NIT S6ottlonp
9elbeben loG!.
Sir Die brtttilhe Nrnee tpurbe S5,362,O0O
DerpiQiot.
Die Nppanage Bill fit bic Yrin3elItn 6e=
lena lit pallirt, 9rin3 NlfrebS Nppanuse=ger'
%pili9ung trurpe pro Sprma iter1ptel er.
9te 5eiratb Der Drin3eilin 5elena NIT bert
prin;en @brilfian finbet ant 9. Suit In Wtno=
for TAFT.
Sic 9onpcner Shines Ia9t, buB Der
SHUTS unO Die Gnti6iepenbett, wel6e Nrdlts
Dent So9nl Jon bepiele BAT, i'm unter bic 9rGBe
ten Staatsmdnner felt unb baB er fdbi9 let,
Die Natiun burh Die lhredlide GriliS at
leiten.
@tne nele 3elegrapben : Gpmpdente CUR
9egnn9 zines itberleeilhen @atels BAT Ii9 9s-
6iloet.
Jm geleb9ebenpen &Grper BON 5rantret9
nurce Die DEBATE iiber pa5 Qmenoement Be-
3ii9lid Mlgiere miebsr aufaenummen. Nfr.
gerrper leott bie @efnbr bar, pelbe bic
Sa6piun9 zines arabtlAen &stAe5 nit i6
brin9t. SIR: 8OuGer lante, IS Iei barum gu
tHun, pen SlpiiAen ben Serl9iebenen Nattunen
eriltirenpen SAB Elm Gnoe 3n MAIDEN. Oas
Nrnenpelnent wurOe 3uridae3ugen.
3net nod in Nom ltattDntrte @e9tmenter
wercen int Monat spril mad Sranfrei& an
riidfe9ren.
Niener DepeiGen melpeu, Dap @erii&te
BON einem frte9eril6en Character beltGnbie
ctreuliren.
Sn 9amburg Nerrldt ms9en eimes a~lenfdl=
igen &rie9eS 3tpildtn Seltret6 unp BreuBeu
9rOBe 8elprgnte.
Oo6 ~fatlerl, Otelrript (g6iem) last, bic
&eltttuttpn Der 0elebe bon 48 let p6ne cine
cOrbernebenpe NeOiliOn unmGeli9. Gin fepa=
rates Mtntlttrtum fit IlngarK fGnne nidt ers
laubt merben.
@uS ben Observation-Disclosures tummt bic
NaArtAt, baB SIrlt &u1a Die @ro6mGdte,
wslae ben Y%ariier Gertrus untsrseidnetsn
nufgeforpert Rat, ibm 3u elmer @teperstn=
etnlebnng TT feline Ne6te betlfliA gu 1etr
pno bab er sltiG3eitt9 gegen feline f~orcirte @b-
oanfnng protettre.
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neneat gld0rt0tea.
g~elearap0irt fir bed ,,@altimOre Meder".
WunOeShauhtitost.

Die @Opperbedb @pnoention bon Yeun=
~Iplpanten ernannte betdnntltM Elm Committee,
UNI lire BeI4tilIe, welMe bic Yclittf beS pra=
%itOenten tnbpliren, nu6 @aibtnstOn 3t britt
gen. OteIeS@pmmittee bate 3utritt bettt Yr1=
prdIoenten un6 perltHerte benlelben Der
Greue unb gr9eben6eit Der penn1plpaniIden
Oempfrdten, 70 lange ct bei leiner ee9enmGr=
tigen Bplttif Ser6arre. sic tparen ieOpd,
nt4t tpenig e%rtaunt, ais sic auf etnnta(
our6 YrGiOent Solution nit Der trrfenen
Semertan9 unterbroHen wurOen v9as 8elte
rare, tpenn lie tpieper nah 6aule 9tn9en nno
ibr Gtdet anoerten." &r CLAUDE, lie b1tten
ettet beroerblt4en Srrttum ~begnngen, Dap
lie 9erabe jebt einen iciden Wann nontntrt
bGtten.
Oas 9ebte, mds man BON Der pennlYlYant@
iben Gcpperbeab OeputatiOn geleben, mar.
boB Ge IA nit einem Slob i'm SGr naG Dem
Baltimore Gtlenbabn Depot i6liGen, um i6~
rem Sannertrdger, DEM eSlen @lpmer pun
Serfa, pd5 tr&nrige Neiultat ibrer MtiiCn
mttsutbeilen.
= Der Ser. ct. Supreme @prrt lie9t 9e=
senmGrtts ein @ro3eB CUR @nti6etOun9 Sur,
Der Die neutrality-suspicious. zines pom Der
Gssislotar pom Mtlourt erGa1ensn @tiebss
betrift. Sn Miiouri 1T ndrnIiA purh Die
ueue Contribution 0Or9elArieben, DAP fein
@sifli9er N%mtsbanolun9en perri6ten unD
Niemunp ais Mntpalt f%ungiren blrfe. Der
ntdt ben pcrselGriebeuen Greueip 9~eleiitet.
Or. Cummings, Elm fatbUll6er @eiitliAer,
unp @ureIAe, elm 9tppDfat, 9atten iiA barnn
nibt 9efebrt unp %erlterer mar De&Galb verbal
tst uuO BON ben @ertdten su $500 ooer Yer>
bdltniBmGBtger @efGngnibltrafe perurt6eilt,
Iebterein dber Die NrariS ais NpOptat unter~
ia9t rOroen. Die Supreme Court ppu 0filz
iourt 9atte eritere8 l1rtbeil einfaa ~betdti9t
uno Die Sadie III jebt in 6cI9e elmer @ppella=
ticn "pr baS SberbunOe6geriAt 9ebraAt mprz
Den, oehen @nt18etOnng man nit Sutereiie
ent9esenlfebt.
Ser Vraffbent Fat paa 0eleb tpegen 3urids
3tsbutg bon @aaren aus ben Ser. ct. 3ullz
lpet6ern nit Ietner llnterlArtft Serieben,
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30. SDn0res. i. gtsuna.

@oibingtOn, 1t. Mars. Der Senat
tpar belte ni6t in Gibung.
SIM Observation-Disclosures fano lta6
SOrlel1llg oeS SOurnaIs cine oqgenleine Debate
itatt.
Scr. SIN bon Snbiaua rerlas cine 01ebe itber
ba8 Sbena ,8ecOnltruction", in tpelder er ben
3uitdup Der ebemali9en GebeItnItaaten auseinan>
6erIeete uub it8 ener9ilG se9eu 3ulaiung Der
litbltden HeprdIentanten auSlpra6.
Sbu1 fclgte Scr. 0umput, Der ~ebenfaIs cine se<
iGriebene 0teoe itber baiIelbe 3bema berIas.
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OH gseslsraaa bat ssas aHasatass NasHas

OH osssIssaas bat siAs anasesass Mfsga'
Dp1tettlstftctrtet gpiCatStsS ff3tete, nta BIZ
Mtlt3en 3t fibrea uuO e~benfalls cine 19robe
Nn3abl Gruppen IN ct. SObnS. 5bre 3apl
ra61t nit jebem Sage.
On Der @eRltNen @renae fanp seltera
Nbeno cine fleine aufre9un9 Stat, Die Orr4
IGrlnenpe 9emonltraticnen 81 Gbren pes ct.
NatrtfssG Cages berpOrserufe n puroe. 1rup@
pen tparen 9e(tern Mbenp inter Wafen, bod
hette 1T Q(lles rlbtg.
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Staot=~@ pmmi6dr8 Office

. Baltimore, II GfGrs 1865.
getfeselte @nsetpte fir has @robtreu, @Fafern unb nit
@innfetnen reriCb II tcS earjen 8tetItS Ron @art Stra6e
spil&en Der 3premenleite Oplt Mic Wa6in Ctr. unb Der Sub
%Dtisite Spn % lfpnRr., werten Auf bieler Sffice bts Nttt-
nod, rs WiGrj 10 ubr Wprsen8 angenrmmtu.
Der Spntrattpr cher tie @pntrattoren baten Scnbs 81 &C.
Ben nit ar ertapnter 9IrelG1t fir oe ausiubrrn8 ecr @ra@
blruns, Yfllherun9 un6 NIT 9linnfeinen 8eIe8un8 IN ttreH-
g ueb~sretpaimrHna nit ben @%erfiguus ter betr. Srstnani
-n5efltenune zines Spfems fur 8rabtruu6, gHahcrii mn
unPHGltern Der StraBen, Games unb AuepS Der StG l SH'"-
more. SOD Smtlp
~. U7ur,5mIian GIerf he's Gtdtts@ pmmtnGrS.
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- - Wctcrsburo unn &ibmcrtn.
Dte gurbattan Dampff&tf 90. pirb tinsn ttssr GaS piss
mad p5en tndnntsn Ttdsen tsbtn
9ienita9, 0onnerltus unO Samitag,
nm 8 l6r gutmtttass prm 9t0btar. ItIf atet6rn laiIeu
Bra&t ttrb tdsIt& enlightenment. init Sprsfult bitanbeIt
unb f6ntu Der dnbt.
gDseen Gra6t unb paf1se NIT BIN tet II 8sqmemlih'ii-
ten penbe man I'D an H-,. -
SacSb SrGnbtir
(7mrslmt] a 80 2iebtar. QBharf.
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tdStsGpmnli6ar8 Officc.

8dGttmpre, I6 Yf'r3 1866.
Der Stabt.G pnmi1ir bat Elm i'd rifli&es @eiu6 erbaItea
sn gerI1te6enen BGefbern BON @tgentbuut %8rdr5en1 aa
St rret StraBA sptlUEn 1Pc penIs uRb &lmtde StrGBe,
I'm, bic len &teil Sen Sterret CIR. 9raotreni pPaPefh II iNtt
6innftetnen berieben gu lnnen;
Or fena8rt@ttgt testalb tiermtt aae, bic es tetretten
In iSgtner Sffce iuaeaet fein ptrb, UNI b sl1steS 0eiud tn
8etradt ~ steten an6 taritber SIT bei@lteBen
Ia SOB. Smith,
(frnrrtit) o. pa e|eft eeS STnot'e 0nimthGrS.
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be-
GarOerCbe
@~tenrrzS

GItB Collectors Sffce,
Baltimore, rem II. Dpdrj 1866.
ga1ridt wttp 6ierrnit gebeb II Pent ppfr bn SetBeru 90H
@~igenibum bas fir Die @rDrnur9 BON Clement, SdGiOn-
unP @tperaraBen ub Nn0Cr Alee bet rert mrrpen Ut,
Suit bt3aGlt mttb, es meme @ttAt III, tadelbe sRm 9ertaui
GnSuietget. Mu9n II 8 gt. PrtCe,
TntrStmt) Gitp Collector.
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Wa@ SaVannab, 0a.

yta@ Sa0annab, OG.
7a Die Dantpfer bar WaIttmpte nnS Ga.
Sannat Dampfi6tff Ga eeben run wie itl, t ab:-Stt per-
iaIin Baltimore bonn linton Dcd am Bufe Ter Grncprt fr.
i.brn Dpnnerfa 8 UNI 3 uer ga&mttas8. 8urUdfet-
rsnO S'rtafen tt~efeIten Sasaauab far SaI:tnpte iebsu
DBnnerfd6
Otter fmO Augufa, Ga, unb bas Snnianb, ptlbe an IN.
fern aeenten, bic SO. Ga Stv6e unb 90et In SaSanuot epu.
iienirt Inn, wtrben duf tas @Initltdfte fpeotrt.
Wegea 5rd@t u , pGaase NIT ben bffea srausml8fe ten
men6c man 1to an -
Sames8 VI abrew 9, Agt.
Office So 9tsbtfr gDbarf nnb llnipn Dcf.
g8. ale Trahttrtefe wer6sn Guf btm Dnmpfer unter.
sei&net. t~7mrtlr'tj
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sasss &:assssa nag sapseA sea Isbss @fsaa sbss
5aalas tesgsst srpsnpt SsfBgsset Atye BE g~tFebltlsa tss
,g1sfeg,e
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Natipnn[ 8auneriin

2lle 6~ieitnigen, wel6r i& rGigem gFrein nrB an3uIdlt,
zen puni6en perbcn tGft6f erllhf, fA Nfpntoa 10. bs.
Abenbs 8 llbr in 9Otals BIS Srn. S aet@, IU. DUaerfr.,
eegenIber pom 0anpEer gR rF, eiuSuftEben
lin reat 8ahlret@e Setbetli8uns pirb erfn6t.
s, YretS, prdG.
(irar) s. QBdIter, SER.
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NSo iff Ge0ro @Rlinoer9

Sanst6er sOn Yrr fsiitrn nrt btshte suiset i'm 8. Ntarqianb
GAP a6I8t CO. 2IegeH Grbi3aft ppn SeutftIan6 nR9te
&ustanft tGsr fefneu @ufensb1 lit an BEN uaterjetAne.
ten 8Rtangen laien.
Brtefrtd SrGntle,
(tr19S) % gga!nut Str, 8ufaIp, Ng.
Gertmdnia Satn $40. Z 9. 81. -. ..
@Ie 8rIter, tpeIGe 81 itsIieber tteeS Satns Tn6, tper6en
erluGt. Otenfd9 ben 20. bSp Nben6s 7 utr I'm Ser
r'mInnsslDfal . strtattan Sa1 3u erf@ernen no Die Gar
II benz am 26 B ID IN Der Netentdle f ittfineen6en Bate
IN ten Metfbteteneen terftetgert nerSen Il. Sm 4uftrag
tmrbtJ Grnf @IpErer. Gefr. -
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@t. Mntricfstno iu Ose,p oipre.

New gUrt, Il. @fars. = Gin ia6ner
Sag. Die 6iberniana periammsln i6
3ablretA CUR 9rpceiiion, welde ii6 m9efdGr
nm | ltbr in 8epegung ieben miro. Die
StraBen ltnp 9~e0rdnqt poQ 3ui1duer unb e5
berriHt Die gr6bte 0rOnun9. Man otaubt.
baB ii6er 10000 9rldnper in Der DrO3elipn
Ittn iper0en,
Sin feierliGea 6pdamt wurpe pielen Ntor
gen a~b1e6nlten.
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Dbtr irsent stnert Gntern surUpatiten setbasen. Gn6 In
Der Office bes GCmmtfTorer ri Emigration stsrbpa @cs
Bon Balttn ore unb gtCrtb Ctr, iu ben BON BEN tetrt fenben
Dam- ff6ifF. etnisn ~ftaeetts'tn Yretfn gu baten; ebsn'D
gredfst mad S6peNtn, Deutf6ldno unb anbrrh edu6trn
@urrra'A. DerfOnen. we'Ge wlniden TIRE 8trtpantter
bsrlbertomn,n AZ lafeN, baben ben be'Dntern Dor tbetl, SnG
.biefe Tabrttlets fir elm adnieS edtr sIltts Hn6 pub to6.
menn tie ntht aebfdu6t wsiten iOntsn, bas Gelb bafIr nod
Nbjus ber @Ommtflion iuritderfattet rlrb. Muh Dlrb ben
NIT fUdea GiGets ~serfeteueu Ynhdnttren fsrrtt an Bprb
bes SGthftt. ais aud nab itrsr Nutunft In eteftra Qaate
isstGer Shub %satGntttt. --
NrA{(o 6ar II . ksrEnk = . 8 a ~ n IN fFS
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Neuer 0auperein.

Nle, bic eeiOnnen int, f& BEN ,9alumcr. ellis 91u.
gerstn" an5utGItefeu, tub tierburG etfadt, 1A nddD len
ONnRfrfag, ten ~. b8. Nt Abenbs s I9r i'm 9ccal bes
9rn. Sppn 8lant, SO. All %. 8alt;mp; 6tra5e einan.
tiueen. Die Con tttutipn Iieot sur Nm a6me pUr un9 rtr6
sup 5u8letd bic 0gdmtcnrwabt fattitnpen. SIN MuflrG1
@bGS. Rprn, trcp prGi.
{f1-be) Mug SO d ptpD. Seer.
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George @aIbinotOn Gauperein,

Den Nett8tteSern te3 0btefn Wsrsin btene D!eirrit iu
gta@tt9t, tdB Wttttrpo@ tea q. Wt1ri Stems Z utr, bt
S ttes gerfamrIr no urS Beamtsn 2Qabl ~ftattfntet. Sr
&uGtrGse
Nnbreas TIN, 9tdr.
(iantr) SpbGnn &rauB, Seer.
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0efunbbeit6 sMntt.

II. WNF8 4oUU'
Na6ri6t oil @aus@Gigentblmer.
Ole aufmerfdmf,tt wir6 Gpf %fSISraten Ausius Der Is
Srbiudna, Gecttpn 46 eetentt.
III NIB fet eS~bef@Ipffen Wnb berprbHe4
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nual meeting was held on the 29th
ult., the President, James Blake, in
the Chair.
The report of the receipts and dis
bursements of the Society for the past
year, was read by the Treasurer, Jas.
M. Ray, showing In detail the opera
tons in each of the twenty-seven dis
tricts, and the suburbs of the city,
and in attending to strangers. u 6
@ The former Secretary, Calvin
Fletcher, Esq, died May 20, 1866, and
his son, Rev. Elijah T. Fletcher, fills
his place. The deceased left by will
800 a year to the Society for ten
years. In regard to Mr.. Fletcher, the
Society say gid ea1lz9t 8 % T
For unobtrusive, liberal, and ju-
dicious relief to the needy, Mr..
Fletcher has been distinguished from
his first residence in the early days of
this city, and it is our cordial testi-
mony, that in the works flowing from
such a principle, he was faithful to
the end. His survivors in the labors
this Society feel that as much of its
marked success for over thirty years
has been attributed to the sympathy
and efforts of Mr.. Fletcher; our
strength is materially lessened in the
loss of his -counsels and efforts
The following officers were appoint
ed for the present year: President,
James Blake; Vice-President, Rev.
Henry Day; Secretary, Rev. Elijah 7.
Fletcher; Treasurer, James NJ. Ray.
Depository of clothing, Mrs. j. F.
Draper, 209 Kentucky Avenue.-Pres-
butter. ta
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Total minimum strength of army. &, $50
The maximum strength of the army,
were it required to be, further in
creased, would require q, 432 more
men, which would. make 75,372 Two
Of the new cavalry regiments and
forT of the infautry are composed Of
colored men. One of the cavalry
regiments is organizing as Indian
scouts, and four Of the infantry regi-
ments are veteran reserve corps, and
the duty of these veterans will be to
actas clerksin the departments, watch
men, and guardians Of national Gene
Uerles' E0ois oidEIigsh bee ag1ai Tfaf1 - >
The commanding general Dof the
army is General u. s. Grant, assisted
by Lieutenant General William r.
Sherman. There are, also -fvermaior
generals, Halleck, Meade, Sheridan
Thomas and Hancock, and nine briga
diers, Mcdowell, Pope, Hooker, ScRo-
field, Howard,g Ord, Candy, Cook and
Terry. 'The adjutantS general Of the
army is Lorenzo Thomas, with rank
of brigadier general; Inspector gener-
al, Brigadier,. General Randolph B.
Marcy; quartermaster general, Briga-
der General Montgomery G. Meigs
commissary general, Brigadier Gener-
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BANKING. e 5,
First National Bank
rr,ts OF EVANSVILLE. IND.
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81 OPOSAGOA y
Organized June, 1853.
II. O. WHEELER, President;
3HtnV JAMES II. CUTLER, Cashier.
Directors II. q. Wheeler. q. Maehee
John Ingle, Jr., Charles Viele. M. j. Bray,
VIM. Brown, J. =. Hopkins, Robert Barnes
II. w. Sawyer. Af5'i T17'-T
Doing general Banking, Exchange, an
Collection Business. sf0'--- -
Revenue Stamps for sale. Inov2t ~
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indianapolis Benevolent Society.

4 have a' hSd model Society, i1 for the the
benefit of the poor, for thirty-one
years, which it5yenld be well for
other cities to initiate. The city and
suburbs are divided into twenty eight
districts, and a committee of gentle
men andu ladies Jis appointed every
year, te-visit.each- district. to solicit
funds, clothing, food; etcss and 70 give
orders on the Treasurer and deposi-
tary for supplies for the needy. The
scheme has worked admirably, and
will be kept up. The thirty-trst an
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CORRESPONDENTS.
.lf6 WABASH COLLEGE,,
-CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Indiana,
sas~e- Dec. 20 1856 4

f.Hs
Editors Journal:
As wabash College has many
friends in Evansville, perhaps it
would be interesting to them to know
that the Fall term has just closed.
The last performances were the exhi-
billions of the Sophomore and Junior
classes, the former on the eve of the
18th, the latter on the following eve.
Both exhibitions were as fine as any
of the kind ever held in Crawfords-
vile, and would compare very favora-
bly, with those of any other Western
College, s@ - 50 ~
Wabash College was never in
more prosperous condition than at
the present time, being free from
debt, and having fine set of stu
dents, numbering about two hundred,
with as good Faculty as any college
east or west can boast of. The Presi-
dent of the College is Rev. j. F. Tut
tie, d. d., who is known to many of
your citizens, and a more efficient
officer the College never had.
The Institution has two very fine
literary societies and an association
known as the Wabash Magazine As
ISOLATION, which publishes quarterly
of forty-eight pages. 1868
The term just closed has been one
of unusual prosperity and profit to
the students, and it was fitting that it
should sclose with just such per-
formance as the Junior Exhibition.
One Of our fellow-students, Jas. T.
Walker has gone home to pass his
vacation, He is a noble young man.,
and an honor to his family, the Col
lege, and Evansville. Send us as
many more such young men as you
can. We can find room for them all.
EGT ..oK bu5 18Th ALPHA Z z