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AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.

WILL be held at public auction, on Saturday,
wv tie 9TH day OF August next at the Clerk s
office OF the Penitentiary the following described
property, to the highest bidder for cash
Lot No. |, on ths corner OF Florida street and
Pete's alley, evidenced to a street,.
lot No, 2. fronting on Florida street and ad-
joining lot Ne / On the east.
Lot No. 3, fronting on Florida street and nd-
joining lot No. 2 on the east.
Lot No 4, on the corner OF Laurel street, lex.
tension) and Pate's alley (wldened). +
Lot No. 8, adjoining lot NO. on the east, and
fronting on Laurel street, (extension).
Lot No. 9, adjoining lot No. on the east, and
fronting on Laurel street, textension).s tH
Lot No. 7, keel lot extending the entire depth
Of the width OF three lots, and fronting Pete's
alley, {widened to a street).
Sold subject TO the following condition; TO be
graded by the prison authorities to depth bring
ing the surfaces Of these lots not lesa than six
inches above the present level OF pets's alley.
d. O. M0hTAN,
julyl9 President Board Control.
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It ELE CIR a = Ell IC-
The war In Europe, &c.

The Austrians claim the capture Of 1000
mon and IA guns at CUatozza. The Aus
trian Hussurs advanced on the Italian ter
ritory near the Minco, but were driven off.
The division that suffered the ost at Gus
tozza Ia not dispirited, and wishes to DO
pi need in front at the next battle.
The Prussians carried Gitschen by storm,
altar an obstinate defence, and d junction
was effected between the army of the Elbe
under Prince Frederic Charles, and the
army Of Silesia, under the Crown Prince.
Five thousand prisoners were captured at
Gitschen, and the losses by the Austrians
in the series of combats are altogether es-
timated at 90 900 killed and wounded and
10000 prisoners. In the battle OF the 2Sth
and goth, the corps Of Austrians, under
Con. Goblen was nearly broken up. 1T
Loaf four guns and eight flags.
King Victor Emanuel sent telegram
congratulating the King Of Prussia on the
the victory of his arms.
The operations between the Italians and
Austrians IL confined to diminishing. No
engagement Of importance has occurred in
that quarter. Tho Italians are preparing
for another onslaught, and the soldiers are
eager for the fray
Latest.
FARTHER POINT, July 1G.--The follow
ing additional news has been received by
the Nova Scotinn
The Paris Moniteur, of the 9Th, makes
the following announcement: After
having main tanned the honor of his arms
in Italy the Emperor of Austria concur
ring in the ideas Expressed in Napoleon's
letter Of June 18th TO his Minister of For
eign Affairs, cedes Venetia to the French
Emperor =, and accepts him mediation for
concessions of peace.
Napoleon hastened TO respond to the
summons aud Immediately communicated
with the King of Prussia and Italy, in or
der to bring about an armistice.
The battle Of Luditz lasted twelve house.
The Austrians were completely routed,
losing l40o prisoners and 100 cannon
Three Archdukes were wounded. Princes
Lichtenstein and Undischer are prisoners
The London Times says the war is vir-
tually ended.
Garibadi attacked the Austrians at Mon
tecelli on the 80 h and was repulsed. Carl
baldi was wounded in the thigh.
New Y DIRK, July 1.-THE French steamer
Perere has arrived from Brest, July 7.
Prussia and Italy have refused tho ar
mist'ce. The Italians have crossed the
Pc.
The revolt in Spain has been suppressed.
WAsHISoToN, July l6.-Letter from Sec
rotary OF State Seward and Attorney Cen
eral Speed relative to the Philadelphia
Convention are published.
The former strongly sustains it, and ex-
presses the belief that no party as now or
81 nized can restore the Union.
Speed opposes the convention and places
his trust in the Republican party
The nomination OF Alex. W. Randall,
as Postmaster General, has been sent to
the Senate.
There are $71 900, 900 in the Treasury
vaults.
The President has accepted Mr.. Denni-
MS resignation.
New YORK, July II, P. M.-The Cotton
market is firm. Sales thus far 1000 bales
3sM87c. Sales of the week 1000 bales.
Gold, 1917. Sterling exchange dull at
lloM for sight.
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II is with pain and sorrow that We are
called to record the death of this venerable
gentleman.
Judge Burk was native of Virginia
but came TO Louisiana at an early age
making the parish Of 1berville his home
and afterwards removing TO Baton Rouge
whore he continued to reside almost unin-
ruptedly up to the time OF his deccase.
He was possessed Of an amiable charac-
ter, being OF a kind, polite and obliging
disposition, and always seemed to bear
up against the ills and vicssitudes Of this
life with that calm, patient and uncom-
planning spirit, which marked him the
true philosopher.
BY profession Il lawyer, he became,
through natural taste and habits Of close
application to study and research distin-
guished for his erudition and knowledge
In legal science. He was, moreover, re j.
markably we'll versed in classic history
and in tho varied branches Of polite litera-
ture. The science and poetry of ancient
Celtic literature and song, we remember rs
a distinctive feature in his partialities and
devotion to the more ennobling and re-
hning subjects with which he had stored
his mind. Honest and true in his pur-
poses, with heart keenly alive to the
woes and sufferings Of his fellow creatures,
no commanded the confidence, love and
respect of all who knew him.
For several years he occupied the posi-
tion Of Judge in this Judicial district, the
duties of which he discharged with zeal
and fidelity. If at any time he failed to
manifest in his official or personal relations
that perfection of judgment and wisdom,
which is beyond the ken and power OF
mortals herebelow to reach, it might we'll
be said of him that
"E'en his failings leaned to virtues side"
Judge Burk leaves a widow and several
offspring, besides numerous other relatives
and friends 10 mourn his loss. He died
Ut his residence in this city on Tuesday
morning, the nth inst, at the ripe old age
of sixty-seven.
Green be the memory of the good old
nun, whose life wos gilded by 80 many
sterling though unostentatious virtues;
and m ay Heaven reward his soul with the
browning blessings promised to the pure
and upright of earth.
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DIET

At the family residence, In this city, on
Tuesday morning, the nth inst., Hon. J i.
j. BURK-a native of Virginia-aged 81
years. a& sMs
On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst., at
tho residence OF A. d. Alexander, Esd.,
at the Plains, Mrs. ELENoR DORTCH,
aged II years, reject Of the late David
Dortch, of East Baton Rouge.
At Point Coupee, on the 18th inst, at
tho residence of her father, Stephen VAN
wickle, ALKALINE SARAH, wife Of j. p.
Coulon.
At his residence, 10 this city, on Tues
day morning, the nth inst, TiFOPHILE
BERTRAND, 4. m. G. aged SO years.
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Bg- AT Jackson, on Thursday
morning, about daylight, squads Of
negro soldiers surrounded the dwell
ling place Of several citizens, and ar
rested them. They are charged with
having some completely with the
taking out" of the negro school
master But little time was allowed
them to arrange their affairs, and
they were hurried off to Baton Rouge,
under negro guard. The following
are the names of the persons arrested ::
ALI. Hazard, Geo. Cox, James Drain,
EIdridge Atkinson, Geo. ShuIes,
Frank Noteworthy, Elem, Stewart,
and-Harris. These arrests were made
through information given by negro
man, residing in jackson. Reliable
gentlemen Of that place, inform US
there is no ground whatever for these
proceedings. = Clinton Democrat, An
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property.

MAsoNrc.-Olive Lodge No. SO
has been enjoying refreshing feast
during the past week under the
teaching Of DIR. John G. Gordy, of
the committee on work for the State
of Louisiana. He goes to-day to st.
Helena on a mission to the brethren
there, and to their kindness we com
mend him as a heightened, genial
gentleman and one of the bright
lights Of the Order.-Patriot, Clam-
ton, Ina.
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Z. W. Knickerbocker, G. D. Favrot, j. III.
Lamon and g, w. Buckner.l
The following members we're appointed
on the Committee of Arrangements to acs
with the President, to- wit:
Major A. M. Dunn, 8. r. Greves, y. A.
DeRussey. Joseph Joor, Col. H. M. Fagrot,
Cspt. N. W. Pope, Col. j. o. Fuqua, b. Il.
CLANCY, Col. Ed. Robertson and VIM. B.
Chamberlin.
q On motion of Major A. M. Dunn, the
meeting then adjourned to meet to- NOR
row morning at the residence Of the late
Hon. J. j. Burk.
r. T. PosEY, Chairman.
o. M. Leblanc, Secretary.
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STATE OF LouIsrANA.-pARrsH OF EAST BA.

STATE OF LoUIsTANA-PARIsH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge Fifth District Court-suecesson Of
L. A. Wrotnowski, deceased-No. 893-Probate
WHEREAS, John NJ. Tracy has this dav fled
w with the Clerk of said Court his application
praying to be appointed administrator Of the
above succession
Notice lis hereby given to all persons Interested,
to show cause (f any they havel within thirty days
from the first publication hereof, why said appii.
cation should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 18th day Of July, 1865
juIyls 2. A. GALLAGHER, Dep'y Clerk.
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ANGELS SINGING AROUND THE
BED.-In the height of mosquito
time the little rascals practiced their
songs nightly, to the annoyance of
every one. When little girl, Elite,
about FIVE years old, was being put
to bed. her mother said to her eft
tie you must always be good girl,
and then, at night, when you are
asleep, the angels will come, and
sing, and watch round your bed"
"Oh, yes, ma" said Elite, Il know
that; | heard them singing all
around my head last night, and some
of them bit me, too"
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LADIES' AUXILIARY RELIEF
ASSOCIATION. zt

At called meeting of the Auxiliary
Soldiers Relief Association, it was
ReSOlUed, That the Constituti ton and
By Laws Of this Association be published
for the benefit of all who feel Interested in
the objects for which it is formed. 1t was
further
ReSoIUed, That the thanks Of this Asso-
citation be rendered to all who so kindly
assisted in the arrangements for the En-
tertainment, on The evening of the 10th
instant. Mrs. BURLINGTON,
President.
Mrs. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
By-Laws.
ARTICLE Livery member of this As
ISOLATION shall pay an initiation foe of
twenty five cents, and monthly dues of
twenty five cents, and ten cents for alb
sence from regular meetings without
good cause.
ART. Irregular meetings of this Asso-
citation shall be held the first Monday of
every month.
ART. 8. All voting on the reception or
expulsion of mem bers shall be by ballot;
all ordinary measures shall be USga Uoce.
ART. 4,-These Bylaws may be
amended by proposition in writing to
that effect az enc meeting and receiving
the approval Of majority of memb ers
present at the next meeting, after an in
terval of one week.
Constitution.
We, the ladies Of tho Parish of East
Baton Rouge, for the purpose of assisting
1.-THE Soldiers Relief and Monumental
Association" in the objects of said Asso-
citation do ordain this Constitution
ARTICLE l.
SECTION 1.-The title of this organiza-
ton shall be The Ladies Auxiliary Sol
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

FuNHE UNDERSIGNED hearing 1t reported that
i he was the person who manufactured the Ice
Cream for the Ladies' Tableau and Musical Enter.
tsinment given ut the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
on the 10th inst, and inasrnach rs he had roth
Ing Whatever to do la the making or furnishing
said ice-Crearn, which was made by the negroes
at the Asylum, and which was spoiled In the max.
Ing, he takes this opportunity emphatically to
deny the correctness Of tho report In question and
to protest against the Injustice of It's circulation
AZ calculated to reflect irjniiously upon himself
personally and upon his business as copfectIoner.
Respectfully,
N. ANTOINE.
RATION Rouap. Julv lstb. 1896.
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IMPROVED GARDEN ENGINES.

ID J. MoCABE, on Main street, one door from
~ Third, has inst received null supply Of
the above highly improved and valuable engines
These engines are very useful for the extin-
gushment OF fires, sprinkiing Of gardens, and the
washing Of windows carriages. &c. r# - s.
Families should weigh well the Importance of
securing 80 useful an appurtenanee to their pre-
misses. .
Call and examine specimens on hand and for
sale. julyI9
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diers' Relief and Monumental Association,
of East Baton Rouge. g.
SEC. 2.-Its members shall be those who
sign this Constitution ut the time of Its
adoption, and such others az may he here
after elected according to the provisions of
this Constitution.
ARTICLE II.
SECTION 1.-The officers Of tho Associa-
ton shall be q President, Ave Vice presi-
dents, a Treasurer, Recording Secretary
and Corresponding Secretary.
SEQ. 2.-Oiicers shall be elected annu-
ally on the Goth of Juno.
SEQ. 3.--In the event of vacancy In
any office, it shall be filled by an election
TO DO held after one months notice to be
given by the President; In the interim by
appointment Of the President. ..=. ~
SEQ. Ain all elections majority of all
votes cast shall be necessary to elect.
SEC. Ono member shall be entitled 10
vote who is in arrears for monthly dues
for three months, and any member failing
to pay the regular dues for six months
shall cease to be member unless excused
by the Association. -
ARTICLE III.
SECTION Lit shall be the duty of the
President TO preside at all regular meet
ings, to call such special ones as she may
deem necessary, and to appoint all com
mittees, unless otherwise provided.
SEC. 2.--There shall be elected LIST, I'd,
Sd, 4th and 9Th Vice President, one of
whom, according to order, shall perform
the duties of President, in case of her abb
sence or inability.
SEC. Sit shall be tho duty of the
Treasurer to receive all moneys Belonging
to the Association; to pay out the same as
ordered by the Association; to keep an
accurate account thereof and to make
quarterly statements Of all receipts and
payments.
SEQ. At shall be the duty of the Re-
eording Secretary to keep correct minutes
Of the proceedings of the Association, and
TO attend to the publication of such notices
AS the President may direct. -
SEQ 5.-lt shall DO the duty of tho Cor
responding Secretary to conduct all corre-
spondenee of tho Association and to pre-
serve copies OF all correspondence.
ARTICLE w. gs
There shall be an Executive Committee
of nine members whose duty II shall be to
collect contributions; TO take such steps IN
in their opinion may be considered de-
sirable for the purpose of raising means;
to provide suitable room for the meetings
Of the Association and to make all neees-
sary outlaye for its comfort and conve-
nience. But all such outlays shall be sub
jeet to the approval of the President.
ARTICLE V.
SECTION Amy one wishing admit
lance into this Association must be intro
dnced by some member, and majority of
the votes shall be necessary for admit
TANGO. aHr'4t "a
SEo. 2.-The votes OF wo-thirds of the
members present at regular meeting
shall be necessary to expel member.
ARTICLE VI. 8
This Constitution may DO amended by
the proposition to that effect being sub
mitted in writing at one meeting, and
vote of two-thirds of the members in
favor thereof at the next regular meeting,
held at least thirty days after such pro-
posed amendment.
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10 President Johnson and Sec
rotary Seward have just been elected
honorary members of the Sclavonic
Brotherhood, new organization,
said to include seven hundred thou
sand voters, and composed of Poles,
Bohemians, SiIesians, Moravians,
Servians, etc, now citizens Of the
United States.
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STATE OF LOUIsTANA-PARISH OF EAST BA-
ton Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court-No.
894- Pro6ate---Succession Of NeRoin Bergsron.
WHEREAS, John NJ Tracy has this day filed
w with the Clerk Of said Court an application
praying to be appointed administrator Of the
above succession
Notice is hereby given TO all parties interested
to show cause (if any they have). within ten days
from the a. % publication hereof, why said appf-
cation should not be granted.
Witness my haad and seal Of office this 18th
day Of July, A. D., 1866.
julyI9 II. A. GALLAGHER, Dep'y Clerk.
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PARISH CONVENTIONAL notice else
where inserted, calls upon the voters of
this parish who are friends and supporters
of President johnson and his policy to as
semble at the Court House in this city, on
Saturday, the 2lst inst, for the purpose OF
ratifying the action of the Democratic,
State Executive Committee in its late ap-
pointmsnt of district delegates to the Phil
adelphia Convention.
The object Of the proposed meeting is
one Of no small Importance in it's bearings
upon whatever of political prosperity may
be in reserve for the future Of our State and
people.
The gentlemen appointed as delegates
from this district are among the most able
aud Trustworthy citizens of the State and
we hope there will be q full representation
of the popular vote and sentiment of our
fellow-citizens OF the occasion to give
unanimous ratification and approval to the
appointments. ........r
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"YouNa MEMS AssocIATIoN."-

"YouNG MEMS AssocIATioN."-
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation from the young Mems
Association of our city to attend a
Soir6e to be given by them at the
Verandah Hotel on Saturday evening,
the 2Sth inst. The invitation is
signed by d. Levy, Chairman, and
II. Hirschler, Secretary.
. We shall endeavor to do ourself
the pleasure of being on hand at the
time.
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.FASSAIAN'S PATENT IRON TIES
-s-f6a--
COTTON BALES.


MY BUTTON TIE was the first offered Tor SAFE
w to any extent In the South, and has been
used by thousands Of planters with universal 40.
the shape of the button since ID was first intro.
euesa, ana nave alfo procured patent for
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eonal sIzes. and sas sne,s,. ~ hoairs' " ~ ts,s
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The aduantspss ~ IRON svsr ra,, r.. h.,nr
ton are now unIyeraa,ly 'aeknowsaaea III ho,an
tbe hsle IL .,,eh ~, ~, acAnowsueea aulos
and fastened with meh No. saa,1i, 10Th ~ ~
countrv pressing and y s. s ~
norta lessons Immansai .i ,a, az s'a
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ranrement Of lshor In ne ha snan Iope. Ine de-
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70 Lady Franklin has just re-
turned from the East-84 and in ex-
cellent health.
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10 1t is said the Portland confs.
grafton was caused by boy throw
ing irseraeker among shavings.
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Nfw Aoprrtisfnlents.
pARIsu CONyENTyoN.

FHNRE voterscf East Baton Rouge who are friends
l. of Andrew Johnson and supporters Of his
policy, ars invited 10 meet at the cou't House
Saturday next, luly 21st, at 10 O'Clock for the
purpose OF ratifying the action of the Democratic
state Executive Committee In the appointment
OF delegates to the Philadelphia Convention.
july19
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EV Heroman has received "Godey's
Lady's Book" for August. See adver-
tisement.
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rE Thanks for late papers to our obli
giug "river- side" friends Amiss, jolly and
Stroube.
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Flu N IL " r. AL.

The body Of the anented Lieut.. Adolph
Kent, of this city, who fell at Murfrees-
boro', Tenn, in December, 1862, having
been transferred hither for Refinement,
the last sad rites of burial will be paid it
by his surviving companions and friends
this afternoon.
The funeral cortege will form at the
residence of his mother on Government
street, at 4 o'clock, and proceed with the
body to the Presbyterian Church where
appropriate services will BIO performed
The body will then be conveyed to the
Magnolia Cemetery.
.Adolph was one Of the bravest of the
brave young men who joined the Confed-
crate army ut the commencement of the
late war, aad was always at his post doing
battle through thick and thin, until cut
down whilst performing one Of those he
roic exploits which 50 signally marked his
soldierly career.
The members Of the Soldiers Relief and
Monumental Association are notified, as
will be seen by the following, to attend
the funeral Of this truly brave and gallant
young officer, whose untimely fall is
mourned by 30 many friends and former
associa tes: ''"
NoTloG. The members of the Soldiers
Relief and Monumental Association are
notified to attend the funeral Of Lieut..
Adolph Kent, First Louisiana Infantry
( Regulars) O. 8. A., this evening, the 18th
inst, at A p.M from the residence of his
mother. W. TUNNARD, Pres't.
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THEsPfAN SocIETY.-We learn
with much pleasure that there is a
project on hand among the intelligent
young men Of our city for getting up
Thespian Society. We hope sim
cerely that the project will meet with
triumphant success. After while,
we may expect to see Pixies Hall
completed and furnished in elegant
and comfortable style, preparations
to that effect having been made
Then, with well organized and tai
ented corps of Thespians, our citizens
may look for many rare feasts in the
way of theatrical entertainments.
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WRAPPING PAPER.

TR0CERs and other Merchants now ordering,
" their Wrapping Papers from New Orleans,
will find 1t to their interest to ealh and examine,
my stoek-paper heavier and charges saved
may28 7r JOSHUA BEhL.
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DEATH FROM SUIcIDE.-Mr. The
ophile Bertrand, an old Creole resi-
dent and merchant Of good standing
in our city, cut his throat on Sunday
last, from the effects of which he
died on the following Tuesday. He
was laboring under depression of
spirits to which he had long been
occasionally subject. He was very
good man, prosperous in business
and had accumulated considerable
property.
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JUST RECEIVED.

IN BARRELS DERBY DAYS W Risky: 10
" half barrels do barrels Gid bourbon.
For sale cheap by uy7l JULIUS O. BOaEL.
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This Constitution may DO amended by
the proposition to that effect being sub
mitted in writing at one meeting, and
vote of two-thirds of the mem bers in
favor thereof at the next regular meeting,
held at least thirty days after such pro-
posed amendment.