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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-03-21
Home-manufactured Bolted Meal

URlNG the coming week, shall be in rsadi-
~ ness to furnish any qlantity OF Bolte ed Corn
Meal, the produce ofmy own Mill, and guaranteed
superior to anything sold by other parties inside
the State. My rode of selling is at given price
per hundred pounds. GrocerB, planters and con-
sumers generally, will find il to their interest to
give me call.
marl6 JOSHUA BEAL.
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FUNNY SENTENcE.-A boy 16
years old, was indicted for arson in
Boston, the punishment of which is
penitentiary for life. At the instance
of counsel, he withdrew his plea of
not guilty; he plead guilty and the
court sentenced him for burglary, to
two years in a House Of Correction |!
Rather a fat-headed sort of SEN
tence that. "F7at burglary" as
the asinine Dogberry would pro-
nounce it.
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n L. c. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims Bills &C. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.. - Rev. j. Grafton
Lathrop will preach at the Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday, the 24th instant, at
half-past o'clock, ?. NJ.
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UNITED STATES ceMMssIQNEa's cauaT.

CHARGE Of Obtninine Whisxcy from a Gov.
ernsnent Bonded Warehouse on u FORGED
F.. Before Commissioner OSBORN.
The Cated States vs Nicholas La'oson and Adoph
Ashtr-The examination In this case was resumed
Yesterday the particulars OF which have already APP
reared In the HERALD Collector Shook testified that
tho bond in question was presented at his office BY
person named Bartopett buC that he he Coecor) did
not approve that subsequently Bartonet aormod hin
that fraud was contemplated by means of tprged
bond that two surecs sign this bond and that
those parties would each receive 5000 Tor tho use oil
their names Witness permitted tho fraud TO eliminate as
CHARGED and the defendants were arrested On the con-
cusion OF Mr. Shocks testimony prosecution rested
Mr. Bell Acting Assistant District Attorney, rcsciving
the right TO call other witnesses necessary Tho case
was then adjourned I'LL Wednesday nox when Mr.
erch counsel for the defendants proposes 10 move Tor
the discharge of tho prisoners.
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and moneys belonging 10 said minor On either OF tne
In his hands; that settlement of snch accounts SAID
George Mcdonald be allowed the Of sl0O In lieu 81
all other costa allowance. connse1 fess dI1bursenenu
and expenses in his defence in this acon and the sum
Of $500 and costs be allowed 70 ths PLAINTIFF
rs guardian for the estate Of the plaintiff and FOR thS
person and Of he defendants Joseph l. Gsrey q
the accommodation Of Mr. John Foley, the husband OF
the plaintiff who declined the once both a. 70 the
property OF his wife and the ssate and person a her
brother Joseph. Mr. Esan 10 . former partner Of Mr..
Gsrsty the plaintiffs late father and senior partner OF
the well known and responstbse paper house Of
X. Egan Co., of John street. this city. Mn
Esa. has sd sOoS' fSr $1,000 9sndn Ses.
Miller granted the defendant stay Of proosediogs,
ana It the suggestion OF plaintiffs attorney the Union
Trust Company, Of which Isaac II. Frothinsham
is President was appointed receiver, and the estate
paid over 70 TINT company. On motion for stay Of
proceedings the DEFENDANTS attorney omitted 70 make
the boy Jossph L. Gerety party e same This pis.
take gsvs plaintiff the right Y apply TO the court By
petition Of the boy, 10 vacate stay and confirm reeTees
report The motion was argsed = lssgth before Justice
George. SoDonad, has had hs trial and been removed
from the once OF guardian he should not DO permitted
TO further interfere with tho ghss and Interests e the
plainsin His Honor ordered Gay Of proceeom0 va
Gated and confirmed referees report and ordered ma
Ksran Egau the new guardian, 70 take possession ~
OF ths estate Of plaintiff and also OF the person
and estate Of the boy Joseph L. Gerey. Mr. Egan has
already complied with the order Of the court. and TOOK
possession Of the estate YESTERDAY ms s.os
McD0naid's accounts guardian, now under exaana.
tion before the referee Tue I.nes6 aeges shas many
the isems have been Enlarged fs tvcs and ~ unjuss
IN DINER ro6pectA ,trss r. sfrf-rrsA
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Livery Stable Nuisances and Their Abatement
ott n Before Judge Card0zo.

Livery Stable Nut90nce9 anu Tn0IE AUutOtncnss
Before Judge Cardoze. 49,.
cbo,l., Schneider o. James OHears-The PLAINTIFF
who is proprietor Of the premises Nos. 40 and ~
Second avenue, Instituted proceedings upon which
temporary order OF injunction wac granted RESTRAINING
the defendant from carrying on business as keeper o.
livery stable OF 1928 East Twsnty-feurth street, me
plaintiff claims that water from an old we'll located on
the defendants promises, and tue dzanags Of MANURE
&C., from his stables dow into the yard and ceas q
the plaInt,f,s pfenises flooding his basemeptA sn9
that the efuvia therefrom 10 preudicil 10 The puoQ
health and SO Offensive that numsoa Of his tcaentf
nave Vacated the buildings that Is h cot - relet %
efYect sale OF the sae and that the result 10 geae
pecuniary damage and loss 70 plaintiff
The defendant denies that the alleged nuisance "
dangerous 70 the public health, the same state Of aaAr9
having continued for ten years owing to the coniorMaA
OF the land which IL 10 that vicinity low ana mo
and cIams that the water 10 mot offensive uBclean
The case came up an order - show cause WY the
injunction should not be made pssmaness Inc soS W.
defendant NJ. Sheehau. -la.44 -
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THE 70 CURT S
UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.
Decision in Admiralty.
Before Judge Blatchford.


Dauid j. TaT g. the Brig Antelope. 10 motion
10 set ASIDE decree entered In October $780, dismiss
ing the libel In the case, and order entered January
1884, cancsng the bond given the discharge OF the
weasel, and 70 set .hs down for trial The libel
ned In October 1885, TO recover the value Of spar
furnished Ut the time OF the building Of the vessel by the
owners, amounting 10 &416, and the vessel was dis
charged from custody under bond In double the amount
cismed. Subsequently, default was entered and the
case was referred TO comm ssloner, to which an an
swer was 1led. Tho case was subsequently,
called on for trial. and, the libellant not appear,
ing, q decree was made dsmissing the libel
with costa Notwithstanding the decree the case was
noticed and put the calendar by the caimansior
the October term 1850 and Of that term the libel WAS
again dismissed with costs, the hbeant not appearing,
and decree TO that effect catered Tho proceeding
must be regarded as waiver by the claimants OF The
decree Of Aarch 1850 There vas good deal Of con;
troversy involved In the cSss and various qpesons oil
law raised and points ssbec( TO the discretion Of the
court In an elaborate review Of the case Judge
Batchord ruled in favor OF the lbelant granting the
motion 10 aside the decree, Diminishing the libel IN
the case and to set down the cause for trial. Mr. r.
Smith, ccCpse, for libelIant; Mr. w. r. Beebe for the
claIpant ~ gRfsf.
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Tsg kplls TROUBLES.

ST. LOUIS August 90 1867.
westers Dispatches report everything quiet at Fort
Hayss bus sumors uere snoat that the Kansas mill
tAry we're cut od from tho forf ~ the Indians
Major Lee Of lbs Thirty ninth Cavalry ien Fort Har
kss yesterday for Fort Wallace Win part Of bis CON-
masd.
10 Omaha from the Big Blue country that eleven
msa have bssn killed there By the IndAns wentyour
company q militia has besu ORGANISE " prssscs the
settlers.
Spotted Tall, with hrs band, has gone peace mis-
sion, AZ well - on buYao hunt. He win bring with
him from ne war path the representative ohiei OF the
Sioux and Chsysnnes TO meet the Peace Comm onsrs
A oft Laramie.
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From The idaho Statesman, August 81
Judge A. O. Cook, who arrived o few days ago, with
an smgrant train across the plains reses what he saw
Of mail matters on the road. The train crossed the
Medicine Bow about the 23d Of June AZ thai place
saw pile Of mai bags about wagon load ing by the
side OF the road Ia the mud Come Of them leather
sacks locked, and some canvas bags tied He saw mail
bags lying about In different places along The road somS
times stations and sometimes by the side Of tho road
In one place Bags OF mall matter thrown into mud
holes TO walk over upon, and he walked them him
self and others did the same Newspapers were plenty
81 such places; everybody had them. AZ another place
letter bag was found In HE road cut opsh
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sANkAvpr cuvs!.

Petitlsns Filed Yesterlny.
Eathanlel H. BpFnH and Pe'etah Wsisht both Of New
YORK RsfensA she former TO Register Dayton and the
natter 70 Register Alis1. i-ssa.-s 80
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poresvs ol the Press kxoSoeeo - Oeees -
tho Couxts s.t' & S NY At.@ .sstS Y
Before Judge harbour
A Judgment having been Obtained against Alderman
Norton some time sincs execution WAS issued and REL
turned unsatisned Sheriff being unable 10 discover
anv prouerty which could 10 applied 70 the liquidation
of the debt The plaintiff then obtained On order fos
the examination Of Mr. and other parties 70 ~
certain wha, had become Of bic property and whether
there was any which the Sheriff had failed 70 md.
During the examination on Thursday Mr. Norton oo-
iec,ed 70 answering question which were put %
him and the court advised the employment OF COUNSEL
10 conduct the examination on his Denah ana 20
cure his rights while under EXAMINATION IesseIuay
Judge barbour order q me request OF
eyclud ng reporters from the room In wnicn the examI-
nation was being held. II was rumored tnas me m.
vestqation would disclose the participation OF MI
Norton in his official capacity, In the pIoceednRs
secured the appointment Of the City Champermn enQ
If 40 would be subject OF public interest," Upon peln9
appled TO by reporters In reference 70 Inc msstes
Judge Barbour stated that he deemed within the scope
of his judicial discretion grant the ORDER OF ex0uons
and that while he had knowledge Of the oncai ok
political nature OF the proceedngs Was possible tnat
nryate matters having direct relevancy 70 Inc case
might be developed which were not u any sense OF
pnbc import II, upon examiuatton OF the testiuony
and proceedings however he found anything 81 con-
Germ TO the general public he bad no objection 70 sns
publication OF such matter. Alderman Nor1on ssseo
that individually be had 10 objection 70 the aqmlsson
of The members OF the press
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ANOTHER pusrpustmtsr Or the HARTFORD RACES.

HsRrroRp, Conn.,, August %, 1857.
The heavy rain yesterday and to-day renders necessary
another postponement Of the last days races OF the
Hartford horse fair. II pleasant Monday next the
mencspg o. ten A. y
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WASHINGTON, AGgust 20 1857.
The following dispatches detailing the events con-
nsctsd with the engagement, Of The United States
naval forces y.h iavagss tho Island Of FOrmosa have
peen received al the Navy Department -
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under scorchug tropical sun soon told on our men,
to the lett in order to Join your com mand In obedience
my original orders rhe main body at this time
about mile distant aud march to Join u The
dropping Own with sunstrokc. requiring TO DO helped
along BY their comrades Upon coming up with you
movements took place under you're eye. which makes Il
unnecessary for me to report further
am happy 10 be able 70 say that all tie officers and
msn tshaved calamity, the diminishing party, under
Master W. " Folger having The hardest marching and
being the only ones that annoyed BY the savases
SEF Sp' fS ea.ss.s ssrSan
10 conmander e T. BELxsAr. commanding Cnited
States steamer Hartford.
Report OF Lieutenant sauds.
UNrED SrArEs Srr Anss HAWTHORN,
AZ SEA, June rs, 1857
sR-The following 10 memorandum Of circumstance
attending The death Of Leutsnant Commander A. 8
Mackenzie as far 40 ! able TO state. Al about two
o'clock y. n, on the 18th inst, Mr. Mackenzie called
fer volunteer. from TIE Hitord and Joined him WITH
answer to bis call We were stationed behind clamp
OF bushes 70 Keep lookout for the enemy. few
was sent for BY you, and len charge Of the
party. Az about hslf-pass two y. n We were nrsd
BY the easny .hs had got % our ssk through the "a
dcrgrowtn, and I ordered charge and returned their
frs A. soon a. the nrnz commsscsd Nc
Mackenzie raa up 70 head the party, aud ordered
mere than thirty ysrda AZ soon a. hs had
rssshed the front he ordered "a advsnes. and
Of thsss that struck Mr. Mackenzie did uos know that
=. e. p bur-: IA I'd ~: s sons .s - = y: :
them vAck, but before We EA advanced than or.
II Va. sos asui zen minutes aisr that learned thai Mr.
Mackenzie wss mortaiy wounded 10 reach the enemy,
We charged across gunsy nsd wish long ga,s, Witch
ravins backed BY dense underercwth. II was Impos<
shs 70 tell ,bs pos'en " ~ sssmy until w saw the
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visiting tipping places and OF associating and
drinking with the persons assembled thsre he
It, improper and incompetent person TO be guardian Of
estate OF the plaintiff OF the person and OF
the defendant Joseph L. Gcreiy; that the property Of
tho plaintiff and Of the defendant Joseph L. Gerety,
would be endangered bv leaving the In hands
OF said Mcdonald the morals and habits OF said Joseph
0eney woua oe exposed 70 serious aange. con-
Mcdonald over said Joseph L. Gerety. And the court
further finds, as matter OF law that the plaintiff en-
titled to Judgment declaring that the guardianship Of the
person OF the plaintiff under the last will Of her late
father superseded on her marriage with John
Foley In the complaint stated and also that said George
Mcdonald be from the ONCE Of guardian OF tue
estate OF the plaintiffs that he ought 10 be removed like
wise from The ONCE Of ssa,dsa o. the person and estate
Judged aud decreed aud this court by virtue OF the
power and authority therein vested do declare, order
Of the plaintiff, Elizabeth A. Foley, In and BY
the last will and testament OF Francis Gerety,
mentioned conferred upon The attendant George Mcpou.
aid, superseded In the marriage OF The plaintiff with
John Foley In the plosdngs set forth And further
ordered, adjudged and decresd that said George
Mcdonald be- and he is hereby, removed from the ONCE
OF guardian Of the estate Of the plaintiff and also from
Joseph l. Gsrsy 10 aud BY said last viii ana testament
in,sres, Of saa Geos NcDonsld as such guardian IN
der the said last VIII aud testament OF Francis 0efety
deceased, be, and the hereby determined and
a an end; that said George Mcdonald be- and he ~
power authority or rghi as such euardsn either
spect 10 ME plaintiff her estate, ths dsfsndsnt
Joseph l. Gerey or his estate doing sny acs = such
guardian, or collecting recevSa transferring ~ mskfng
any disposition o. In any interfering with tne
estate OF SAID plaintiff or OF sad Joseph L. Gsrssy And
u is further ordered, adjudged and decreed snai
10 be referred 10 Mr.. Murray Hoffman 70
Scsa s1d report pr ss.ss ps and
also for the person ana estate OF the defendant Joseph
l. Gerety, and what security such guardian onens 70
give And " further referred 20 saId referee to take
and state the accounts OF said Mcdonald - euMa.n
Ana Is further ordsred adjutged and dscreed That tne
said George Mcdonald transfer and deliver 20 such new
eoardian under OATH eli TIE properly, snscts sscwes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-28
GhA-;S'S Sale.

Bv virtue Of commission and order of sale
issued by the clerk of the Marshall Circuit court,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction at the courthouse door in Plymouth,
Marshall county. Indiana. on
Saturday, December 81 1867,
between tie hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. Nj. of said day, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, of the fol
lowing described real estate situated in Marshall
county, Indiana, to wit:
The east half % of the north west quarter
of section No. five (5), in township No. thirty
three (33), north of range No. four az east con-
tanning eighty (S0) acres, more or less, situated
in Marshall county, Indiana.
And in case the rents and profits fail to sell for
sum sufficient to pay the amount demanded by
said commission and order of sale, will, at the
came time and place, and in like manner, offer
for sale to the highest bidder at public auction,
the fee simple, or the entire right tite interest
and estate or so much as may be necessary TO
paw said dema,d with interest and costs, of
Henry Pauline, Lavins Pauline, Nicholas w.
GaIentine and Norris d. Heller, in and to the
above described real estate to satisfy said writ in
favor of William P. Conover, Augustus M. Con-
over. George Dorff and William p. Conover, 1r.,
and against Henry Pauline, Lavina Pauline;
Nicholas w. Galentine and Norris d. Heller.
Said sale to be made without regard to appraise'
ment laws,
10 DAVID now, Sheriff NC.
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SheYiH'S Sale.

By virtue of a commission and order of sale
issued by the clerk of the Marshall Common
Pleas court, l will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at public auction at the courthou Sc door
in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, December 2l, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P. NJ of said day. the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, of the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Marshall
county, Indiana. to-wit
The north half Of the north east fourth of Sec
zion twenty (20), in township thirty five 800
north of range one % east. in Marshall county,
Indiana.
And in case the rents and profits f. Ill to sell for
sum sufficient to pay the amount demanded by
said commission and order of sale, will, at the
same time and place, and in like manner, offer
for sale to the highest bidder at pubic auction
the fee simple, the entire right, title, interest
and estate of Axum Garrett, in and to the above
described real estate to satisfy said writ in favor
of John Ellis, and against Axuu Garrett. and
Harvey Hostetter, replevin bail Said
sale to be made without regard to apprais meni
laws.
l3 DAVID HOW, Sheriff N. c.
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SneYiT'S Sale.

By virtue of commission and order of sale
issued by the clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court, offer for sale to the highest bidder al
public auction, at the Court house door in Ply
moui in, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, December Ell, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Marshall
county, Indiana, to wit:
Lot number seven Din Boley's first addition
TO the town of Bourbon, county of Marshall, an
state of Indiana, as laid down and numbered on
the recorded plat, with all the tenements and i'm
provements, appurtenanccs and privileges thereto
belonging.
And in case the rents and profits fail to sell for
a sum sufficient to pay the amount demanded by
said commission and order of sale, l will, at the
same time and place. and in like manner, offer
for sale to the highest bidder at public auction,
the fee simple or the entire right, title, interest
and estate of James 2. Lynch, RhOda E Lynch,
in and to the above described real estate to sat
isfy said writ in favor of Barnard Treltman and
Augustus Trentman, and against James =. Lynch
and Rhoda F.. Lynch. and James IL. Porter, reple-
vim bail. Said sale to be made without regard to
appraisemeLt laws,
l3 DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. C.
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SheriT's Sale.

By virtue OF a commission and order of sale
issued by the clerk of the Marshall Common
Pleas court l will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at public auction, a. the court house door
in P lymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, December Il. 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and A
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, Of the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Marshall
county, Indiana, to-wit:
The south west fourth "a of the north west
fourth %, of section thirty five (35), township
thrty-two (32l, range three 90 cast Marshall
county, Indiana
And in case the rents end profits fail to sell fol-
a sum sufficient to pay the amount demanded by
said commission and order of sal lie, will, at the
same time and place, and in like manner. offer
for sale to the highest bidder at public auction
the fee simple, OF the entire right, title interest
and estate of Sylvanus Garfield in and to the
above described real estate, to satisfy said wrl
in favor of Francis A. Bowes. and against Syl
vanus Garfield. Said sale to be made withou
regard to appraisement laws.
l3 DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. G.
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THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE,

This stove has again been awarded two first
premiums at our State Fair at Buffalo, one for
coal and one for wood. We are now able to an
nounce the unpa ralleled reault Of this stove hav-
ing taken the first premium at the New York
State fairs for the last consecutive years not
withstanding it has been brought in competition
with all the best stoves made in the State, and
many from other States, and Notwithstanding the
persistent, combined and determined efforts of
Its competitors 10 defeat it. And its success is
not alone confined to this State. On the 9th of
September it was awarded two first premiums in
the New Jersey State Fair, and has also been
awarded the first premium at the Pennsylvania
State fair, and has never been exhibited at a
State Fair and failed to take the first prem ium,
and the premiums il has taken at County Fairs
are too numerous to mention. And these awards
are fully endorsed by the people throughout the
country. Its name has become a household
word from Maine to California, and from the
Great Lake to the Gulf OF Mckee and the de-
mand has become so large that notwthsta ndne
our large and increased facilities for manufacture
ing. are unable to supply the demand prompt
ly. SHEAR, PACKARD Il co,
Albany, N. Y.
nstfl ii. B. DICKSON, Plymouth, Ind.
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u Tho highest price paid for produce at tn.
new warehouse of Koch & CO.

an amusing inci~ant occurred last week
in town about the size of Plymouth. Two
loving souls employed in the Merchant Tail
oring line), whose hearts were both trans
hxed on one Of Cupid's arrows, conceived
the entirely original plan of running away
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, to get
marrled-the fair damsers people being
somewhat opposed to the proposed union
Unfortunately for their well-Iaid schemes
however, on the day Of their intended de-
parture, grim individual in the shape Of a
large brother-in-law, made his appear
ance on the scene, surrounded the fair one
with his protecting arms gently seated her in
carriage and drove off, to the intense dis
gust Of the disconlate Ta-li-e-ure