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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, MAIN STREET.
Rev. Mr.. Earle has arrived, and commenced
his labOrs at this Church. He breaches each
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, and evening at z
o'clock. jan9-tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
Insurance Notice,

UNHK sroo nol, UERs vF THE TsUToNIA IN.
L suRAhCE OompanV, Dayton, Ohio, are hereby
nothed 20 meet at thu office of the Company, No. 29o
Third street, Dayton, ONO, on Monday. Janupry 4,
ls06, betw and o'elook ?. NJ, for the purpose
OF eisotlug nine nrectore 20 the ensuing year
dec20-d1m JOHk II. srOhPELMAHk, So y.
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A man by the name of Daniel Lockhart
was thrown down and run over by a hose
carriage yesterday afternoon. on the corner
of Third and Perry streets. He was very
seriously but not fatally injured.
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"A. RA RG AN OH-

ONE OF TIE REST FAEMs IN MADISON
" TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO,
FOR SALE.
Beautifully situated about oRe-halfa miles southeast
rom HIGGINS station, On the nA' ton and Western
Railroad, and about tnn-iourb Of mile south of the
Wolf Creek Turupitr, and seven mile nOrthEest o
Dsyt containing one hundred and fy-eiaht acres
About 10 acres are uuacr good luvRtion the bal
ance is well timbersd There IL large three story
BRICK dv cling house. Ttmo tarn. frame tobacco shed
and neyer-fallng spring ei good water, Ofchafd 8c
The location is decidedly healthy, pleasant and every
way desirable and IN neghborhood OF good society
and convenient To school, hnrches and mills
Terms one-third cash, the balance in three eaual
annual layments. PHILLIP sTETILEK
decl6,5tW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

Coal for steam purposes at Thomas g.
Beck's on canal, below Third street. very
low. jan4-lwd.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

FALSE ALARM.-There was am alarm of
fire about noon, and the engines rushed to
the scene of the supposed connagratiOn.
There was nothing for them to dot was a
false alarm. ---L-L
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

GovERNoR's INAUGURAL.-We received
to-day, an official copy of the Inaugural
address of Governor Cox, which was post
marked Columbus,J anuary 9th. We shall
publish il Tomorrow. Tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
DYSPEPSIA! +!
Doctor uU
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.

DIT. NTKICkLAND 3
Tonic is concen-
trated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. 1t is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges-
ton, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency and Debility
1t is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and, Dyspeptic
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where mt 81 per bottle. Nf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

Certainly; PLANTATION BrTERs will do
it when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BrrTERs Is sure
cure for. There is no mistake about 1t (;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Aguc,
and Low Spirits must yield to the health
giving and genial influence of the PLANTA-
TIoN BIrrERs. If You are in doubt, make
one trial and be convinced. .UlEr'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
An ElODement.


About three weeks ago well known
business man of ofPhiladelphia, numed Stantz,
on repairing 10 his house one evening for
supper, found that his wife and two chill
dren were missing. The servants being
questioned, stated positively that they knew
nothing of the whereabouts Of their mis-
tress, and Mr. Stantz, after a diligent
search, retired TO rest, unable to hear any
tidings of his faithless wife, On going to
his place of business ON the next morning,
he discovered that one of his most trusted
worlsmen, a cabinet maker, named Burg
hardt, had also disappeared very mystert-
ously.
The thought at once struck Mr.. Stantz
That his wife, who was very well acquainted
with MIR. Burghardt, had eloped with him.
He at first made dillgent search of the
whole city, but being unable to find the
pair, placed the matter In the hands of the
detectives. After considerable trouble they
succeeded In tracing the pair to this city,
and placed Mr.. Stantz in Possession of the
information. The latter at once decided on
coming to Cincinnati, and arrived here on
Thursday last BY the aid of the police of
this city, he was enabled to find Burghardt,
who was at work in chair mandatory.
He at once had him arrested and locked up
In the Hammond Street Station House, on
charge ofadultery. Burghardt having left
n wife and family in Philadelphia. Stantz
having ascertained where his wife and chill
dren could be found, determined upon see
ing them.
i. lle i,iterNlew was any Iilihg ouC OF an
agrteeaiDle eharacter MN. Ills wlie plainly
,olu MN IiiiO helther sne nor the cnlluren
ioveu' i' nor mao any klnuly iecllhgs toward
nm tilat she never would ilVe with nm
again, and natly refused TO return wlth
mn nm 10 l IhI.luelpilla, aiIhough ne promised
her entlre forgiveness:
seeing that ms wiie was so determined
~ 1llS sLanu Willch sne nau taken, ne con-
cluueu tnto he had Detter leave her ana re
% %iuLli Il0llle, Wnicu ne ulu on frlgay evening
,ast' ,.t' Dur rSuar9e was arralghSu IN Che fo-
nee court on saturday on the charge OF
hin, hhHiui'frS, p"S S,l m2 one "pp99arlng against
with the wife of Stantz. The latter, before
leaving, expressed the determination to
procure a divorce as soon as he arrived at
nome, ana his wife advised him to do so,
stating that she proposed to marry Burg
hardt any way - Cincinnati Gazette. . IL.
----,,,-u----,.------
oolhe Oh henry Nard beeelier slsceptl-
Oie young iauy parlshloners seem TO De
rove crazy IN thelr admiration OF Their
INorlVe preacher, ana iew OF them nave
shoWil inu'Gatlolls Inat tlley are lncllned 10
oveTuo Iile business ana MAKE ioois Oh tleil-
serves: vi Inls NUMBER Would seem 10 De
mlsS hugusIil Moore, an eliellusilstlc young
woman VINO mas occasionally appe'reu III
print, anu VINO mas now suece3deu IN get
IihS Ihe liarpers 20 puDllsh u Dook OF hers
called notes from iYaonM Futpu. IN Ihis
pook Miss moore, alllalhg 10 tlle luol OF her
heart, lwhere Is Mrs. Iiccchcr talks OF ms
glowihg eyes, 'sOul-lit lace, ana royal
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ID EsIDFNCE AND BUTCHER SHOP ONE MILE
III EAST OF MIAMlsBURO, AT MASTER coz.
Mf-SiONERs sALE
Jacoh UIschei piiC / Case No slss


Montgomery Superior
FrsnE Mayer, ei al. Deils. Court
Pursuant 70 order Of the Superior Court OF Mont
gomery County, thio. M de IN the abG We entitled
cause and 10 me directed viii ofier Al pubc ancton
~ The aolr Of the Court House m tho city OF Dayton
] ia the County end Stale AZ esaid. on
SATURDAY DECEMBER 90, 1866,
Re ween the houir Of I and 4 oclock y n on
sat day the following descTitei real estate, w
si'uaie In the County ~ Montgomery ana state I
uhiote tt and remainder of tho nl owing dec rib
ca premises, being part ~ the south qu.
OF see ion Is, Tosn one tD range siN l6) NJ. r., a.
nNow~, commencing AZ thf north. asl corner Of
Emsuusl GebhaIt's io0 acre lot thAuoa south ch ars
and nKs 10 stone sci ior corner. thence nor,h
ea5a' west chains agd - links to stone set for
corn T, theme north chains and rs nks ston IN
the Centreyile Road ihtnon south S9je east chans
and y lKks 20 The phase 0l besianng one md three
fourths acres.
sad Property has been appraised AZ si 600 and ca,
not ~ for less than two birds 0fsaid upra .stnsu
ferns Of sale Cash. WILMER BELVIILE
Master o. ulnlissioner Montg saperor Cogrt
ADAn sLkY Auy. \
ovemssr IS, 1895. noya5,sA
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Local Matters

Thomas & Beck on canal, below Third
street, are offering superior inducements to
persons wishing No. article ofwood and
coal jan4--lwd.
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Muattarg aud Commercial.
New York money MARKET.

NEw YoRE, JanuaryIS.
Money Is easy at per cent Sterling Exchange
is dull and heavy at t0SA9109.
Gold Is heavy and decidedly lower, opening at
h1ii and closing at t3g
Government Stocks are dull and We = lower.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

an Take Biokrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
lles the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves In order, clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, and
restores the lost vigor of any and every
organ. Depot 2s Dey st4 N. Y. Sold by
all Druggists. y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

eH- No lady should be without DR
TOWNSHIPS INDIAN TooTHACHE ANoDYNE
ln>her family. If she has children that
have the toothaehe il will cure them. IL any
of the family have seurvy on the gums II
will cure it. III some of the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
unpleasant, II will cure the disease, and
render the gums red and of a beautiful
color.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

LUxURIEs AT THE VERY LOWEST PRIcEs--
At A. L. Dunlevy's, Oregon Fruit News
and Oyster depot. Give him call, He Is
a very obliging young man. e-
[Dcc l9dlml aaaH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

DERSONS HAViNE CITY PR'PE TY FoE
L sale, wCnld DO vel 20 call Hs have quite a mum
her Of appicatOns tor houses and lots In the G "
hsve some very valuable house and lots in Phter-
son and y ami CITY tha will he ID cheay. hay.
aiso some Of the hest improved farms IN Montsom
cry county, for sale on reasonable terms. Also A
ie more houses in the city.
JAM = kEl LY. Real Estate IT.,
Northeast cor. Man and 20 streets
nosSbdaRlm ayton, Chic.
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CURE p Dr. Strickland"
r1I IGH ns. PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief and effects u permanent cure.
Try il directly. II is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle. T
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

HOUSE AND LOT IN OARRoLToN ATMAs fER
III COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Daniel Leghty's agm'r Ptl Case Ne si77,
Va Montgomtry Superior
Elisa Martin, ct al Dens. Cosri.
Pursuant 10 an order OF The Superior Count Of
Montgomery County Ohio made In the above entitled
cause and 70 me directed, will offer At Public huc
ton at the door OF the Court House, in the CITY OF
Dayton in the County and State Aforesaid on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, IsG5,
Between the hOuus OF l aud o'clock i. VI. OF
ssd day The following described Real Estate, VIE:
Situate IN The County OF Montgomery and state OF
Ohlo-SituRie and benR IN ihe Town Of Carrolton, VII
o. hot numbered hfty y-seysn 80 on the plat Of SAID
Town
said propariy has heeh appraaad at 81 OOO and can
not ~ u for less than twoihrd. OF said appra~rnent
Terma ash. WILMER Il. hELNILLE, U
Master Com'r Mont x Superior courl
ApAH Gear, Atty.
Move her Is 1883 nov25s5t.
UlHE DIRECruRs OF THE rEUT0NIA IHsU,
rance CompAny have declared Dividend OF ONE
DoTL4H rer SHARE, payable on and sfter hsndRy
December II, 1861 ri .....
q Cs-St JOHN bTOfPELM IN, Sec.
DAEIEL WARMERS EyrATE. .-NoTICE rs
i hereby given, that the unae signed has been ap
pointed Aud qualified as Exeauior Of The last III and
Testament o. INniel u. waIneE late OF Mo tgomery
County, Otio, DECREASED.
Dec. a. isSs. ABRAHAM WARRER
dec90x9t 'sN
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A st. Paul correspondent of the New
York Herald claims for Minnesota the
credit of being the healthiest State in the
Union, especially for persons troubled with
pulmonary affections. The correspondent
tells how, despite the cold winter tempera-
ture incident To the high latitude Of the
State, the dryness Of the atmosphere, the
peculiar character of the soil, and the al
most total absence of fogs and moist winds
render 1t most favorable locality for eOn-
sumptives, thousands of whom from the
East are now scattered throughout its ex-
tent In all directions. Figures and data are
given 10 prove that no Que afflicted with
consumption who removes tO the State be-
fore the disease has progressed too far In
the system fails tO experience relief and TO
be rewarded with a materially heightened
life. The Pulmonary Brigade of the city of
St. Paul is one Of the marked Institutions OF
the place. NatI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-09

A VENERABLE" CASH or DIVoRCEs-ln
the New York Supreme Court there is an
action for divorce, brought by the wife,
Mrs. AOker, who Is sixty years old, and has
two daughters, at present living with her.
She moved TO compel her husband, seventy
years OF age, to allow her Sl2 a week ali-
mony. IL was ascertained, however that
the old lady has not suffered any hardship,
and her application failed.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign and Domestic.

WAsu1NaToN, Dec. 1.-Commissioner
Rollins, Of The Internal Revenue Bureau,
will inform Congress, in his annual re-
port. that, from infornat alton received by
him from the South, the present assess-
ment of the cotton tax requires no change
of law or of regulations.
sr. Lours, Dec. River still on the
decline. Freight rates advancing. Ship
ments South are very heavy. Arrived,
White Cloud and Commonwealth, from
New Orleans. Departed, II. s. Turner, for
New Orleans. Tobacco dull and heavy;
no demand. Flour = Nothing doing; lower
grade, 80 so; higher $13 rs. Wheat
Spring, - o5; fall, 80 65@$2 Is. Corn
heavy, and &c. TO 70. lower; new yellow,
$685.: white $3.50; old, 9o@92c. Oats
higher, ut G3c. Rye steady, al 87@g0e.
Barley-Spring, 9217c.; fall, 81 523c.
Pork, SOL. Lard, l4c. Whisky, 81 900
1910. Hogs, 59a@6Ao.
LoNpoN, Nov. 8o-Evening.-l is said
that Secretary Seward lately sont do
ejsive dispatcht tho French Govornment
On the subject Of the evacuation of Mexico.
PhRis Nov. 8o-Evening 1t is reported
, steamer has left Havre TO intercept the
Emneror MAMMALIAN on his voyage from
Vera Cruz TO MiramH TO join the Empress
SArloJbh' MI
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1-Evening. The cot
ton market closed steady with sales Of $50
bales middliug uplands at 381S@34c.
Flour dropping, with sales at sl1 2b@sl6.
Wheat 102e. lower. Corn l02c. lower,
closing at 81 1901 10. Mess Pork deolin-
ing, at $2l 81. Lard lower, at 120l24o;;
Groceries dull. Naval stores dull. Gold
closed at 14l1l. Fraights are firm.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Sd.--The Brokers cir
oular reports the weeks sales of cotton at
I'D. The sales to day were 10000 bales,
the market closing steadier.
LoNpoN, Nov. 89.-United States 5-20's
T0M. aConsols e9sl. #,
The Bullion in the Bunk Of England is
increasing. rE-
New YoRK, Dec. r. M.-Cotton rules
heavy and nominal at 83@85c. Gold
74oX. Sterling unchanged.
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LFoF tho Gazette and Comet.
BRIGHT MORNING gTAA.
TO Mtss MAUD poRRaus or BlToH BoUa.s. Ia. TrtHsE
Z LINES AHH REsPEpTFuiLY fMseHiB sB,-wfTn
THE HtHpHsF REGARDS or TtiR AUTHOR

TO MISS MAUD poRRags or BlToH ROUGE. La. THE
( LINES Ans RESPECTFULLY rsseHiB sD,-wfTn
THE AtspHsT REGARDS or TBR AUTHOR.
Amid the brightest hours that come,
10 shed radiance Oh thy way;
when thou shalt. walk on fragrant fiowers,---
Or when midst gloom Thy Footsteps stray;
BRIGHT MoRnsa STAR so pure and free,
Oh, in thy prayers remember mEi
When weary days and nights shall come, E
And haunting shadows all my breast,
And where along The drsary path
long for some abiding rest;
My soul shall breaths tbisprayer TO thee,
BReHT MoRsIre srARi Oh, pray Tor mel
And should the links Of loves bright chain,
Grow dim and pale, and gather rust;
Should all forsaks on whom you lean
And those prove false IN whom you trust;
still undisnayed, then turn to ME-
BRreur MoREtse STAR III pray for THEEi
] know thou wilt no change can dim,
Thy pure affections steadfast glow,
III mo " ushtbb III iRHt bnhue-~
Tho same pure heart thou still shalt know;
Afar or near, thouft always be,
BRIGHT MoRElNe STAR beloved by me.
Oh surely for q love like this, ts
A love amid all trials true; f=...f. +
There waits q fairer, brighter home
Afar, beyond all earthly view;
Where all lies weary days are Ger
Aud change and shadows come no more. ~
When there, safe sheltered from the storm,
And LIES disturbing dreams are past
Where tears and parting are unknown,
II The pilsrirn's rest you've found at last; 4 /.
There'll be no further need for NE,
BRfeHT MoHpfsd sTARito pray for THEE.
fake Gaoe, November s0th, 1866.
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10 "Sal," cried a girl, looking
out at the upper story of grocery,
addressing another girl who was
trying to enter at the front door,"
we've all been to camp meeting and
been converted so when you want
milk on Sunday, you'll have to come
round to the back door"
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nag 1t is said that the Pope will
remove to Jerusalem, making that
city the capital of Latin Christianity.
The Greeks, too, are going to at
tempt to revive the Greek Empire OF
the Middle Ages, with Constantine
pie for its capital, and st. Sophia for
the Cathedral.
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The FiREMEN's GRAND BALL.
The preparations for q Firemen's
Grand Ball on the 18th of December,
would seem to indicate that the
affair viii DO q complete success, II
we are to judge from the long list OF
gentlemen who have tho affair in
hand and those who compose the
various committees. "A friend III
need is friend indeed" This
maxim should be remembered by
our citizens, and we hope they will
endeavor to give every assistance,
not only pecuniarily, but their pres
ence to cheer the noble firemen in
their labor Of love--for we know
there are rnany among them who are
members for the sole purpose OF rem
doring bis neighbor assistance If he
should be 80 unfortunate as to re-
quire tbom.
We hope to see general turn out
of The fair and beauty of our city
and parish to grace the occasion, for
we feel confident that nothing will
be spared to make the Ball and Sup
per O grand affair and worthy Of at
tendance by our citizens. It will 60
far to unite and cheer the noble fire.
men in their noble deeds Of charity.
Our thanks are due TO the man
ayers for an invitation to be present
on the occasion-which we shall, if
for no other purpose than to sec the
grand display Of our Gremen and the
array of beauty that is expected to
be present.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARIsTf On
East Baton fifth j udicial Dis
triet 0ouft-- John V.Morgnn, Tutof w.
Daniel Morgan, Administrator No. eT5
Elizabeth Marlborough Va. Daniel Nor
gan, Administrator No. 67G. asA
10y VIRTUE Of the above wrts OF
D alias fieri faeias issued In the above
numbered and entitled suits, and directed
to tho Sheriff Of said parish from the Hon.,
orablo Court aforesaid, have seized and
will expose TO public sale at tho Court
House door of said parish Of East Baton
Rouge, on f@srz -
Saturday, ths 5th day Of january next,
A. D., 1867, at Il o'clock, A. M, of said
day, all the right, title, interest and efaim
Of the defendant, In and to the following
described property, to<wit ;.fS
A certain four hundred and twenty acres
Of land situated in this Parish on the
Amite River, at about 27 miles from the
city Of Baton Rouge, on which deceased,
Henry Webb last resided bounded North
by lands Of heirs Of Whitton, East by
Amite River and West by lands of Moses
Phelps, with all tho buildings and i'm
#proyements theron. 4.,a = s#ef5s ffz4ft
Seized to pny and satisfy tho amount of
interest and costs claimed
herein, - H7Hi4antst 3 a#8s 49, #tl
Terms Of salo- Cash. T. J. Bird,
decd Sheriff.
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Ear "Who goes there ?" said an
Irish sentry of the British Legion at
Saint Sebastian. "a friend Z" was
the reply.
Then stand where you are, for by
the powers you are the first I've
met with in this murtherin country.
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MARRIEn-

DN IA 1NEGJ IjID
On the 10th ult., by the Rev. w. r. NJ
Lin6eld, Mr.. MICHAEL LANE to Miss
ELMlRA BANKER, daughter of MI,
Fred. Banker.
Also, on the same evening, At the resi-
denee Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Paul
Kleinpetor, by the Rev. w. E. M. Linfsld
Mr.. J. b. Magruder to Miss HETTIE
KLEINPETER. s
Our sincere congratulations are rendered
to Messrs, Lano and Magruder, in the
choice they have made for lifo's journey.
They have certainly plncksd two Of East
Baton Rouge's fairest and loveliest daugh-
tors. May health, happiness and pros-
perity BIO theirs and their lovely brides
and may their days be long on earth to
ENJOY the blessings they have solemnly
pledged TO each other as man and wife. /
At the Carondelet street Synagogue, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 2Sth, 1866, by
the Row. II. =. Jacobs, ALEX. DALSHEIe
MER, Esq, TO Miss ALICE SOLOMON,
both Of this eity.--N O. Times, I'd inst.
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ticle will be practically without

.ticle will be practically without
limit.
It's intended for the present to
cohfne operations to the Investment
Of 100000, and the remainder of
the power will be applied by the
stockholders to other branches Of in
duBtry, particularly cotton mills, as
soon as the necessary capital can be
obtained. We look forward with
high anticipations to this new move
rnent on the part Of our people. 1t
is, we feel assured, q move in the
right direction
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nE~I O. MORRIS, Collector and Gensral Agent,
for the settlement Of Clnps Bills, &c Also. author
ingd Agent and collector fer THH GAZETTE 4 CoHHr.
Dftbd ne tie Court House.
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.N'GaU Advertisement
Third Street Theatre.
MISS ELOIsE CLYDE. .MANAeEREss
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 9TH.


~. ~ ~. wuu,a respsotlh"y M
nouhee 70 the o''lNeos o. ba'oh rouge ara vioin-
i'y' ehat she mas secured the pest tsent mat the
country can aHofa' LOOK AZ the array OF talent!
MISS EL01SE CLYDE, tho charming Vocalist
and Actress :.
MR. 1. T. OVNNoR, o. ~. louis. IN
mles VioIohlA hMlFh, tho oharming DAM
Senss ana uotnedienns:
bliss haOhA Mill DanHeuse'
MN; JotiNNf smlfi, the treat song Man,
iate o. the Acanelny OF MUSIC, view orleans.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

EFME. 9. RACHAEL having taken the building
VI on Third street, kR6wn az the Louisiana
state Bank. respectfully Informs the public that
she has fitted up the earue in neat and comforta-
bic manner for Private boarding House.
Rooms for families Or single persons hand
sornely furnished. Sc .f1
Daily as well as permanent boarders accommo-
dated "## uoygo
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DIR. Fl. d. HARTMAN.

OFFERS his services to the citizens Of Baton
~ Rouge aud vicinity. Office at the Verandah
Hotel, up stairs, where he can be found at all
hours might or day., wbea not professionally
engaged, z..s Yea decd !.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-04
CORN AND OATS.

k0a BUSHELS Heavy 81, Lesis Oats; 100
sVU bags Yellow Corn. Just received Rnd
for sale by "t -
nuv2T JOSHUA FBEAL,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-04
STAR CANDLES AND SOAPS.

OK B0XBS Proctor GAM les Candies 25 do
As1 do. do German Soap % do. Keller's Soaps.
nov2T JOSHUA BEAB.