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y. N. PEARSON,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration, with the will an
nexed having been granted 10 the undersigned
on the estate Of Elizabeth Short At the Deccm.
her term, is66 q the Probate Court Of Pamela
county, iherefnre all persons having claims
against said estate will present. them within The
time prescribed ~ Law, o. lhey will h hreser
harvd, add al thozs indebted 70 said estate
VIII cave costs by Faylnr Up Immediately.
WILLIAM II. SHORT.
r1srie-et Administrator.
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Notice is hereby sivsu ihs, De- in
maa 4 Hardy Is dissolved b. 49,
and persons Indebted to u vih
and settle with the money, o. W.
approved security. - ~ VIII
business Of The arm immsdisieiy-
are IN the hands Or @ =. chzps'.A
nnfT.lm alif CHAPMAN -
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Every patron obtains q watch 81 ~
mngement costing but $40, whilehnl
worth $3.50. No Partially shown-
MessrS J. Hiekling 4 Co.'S Grvi Arr9
Watch Co, New York City, wish bi11t
ately dispose Of the above maenifc1sH
Certificates naming articles, are plss
sealed enveloped Holden are sniifis = ,
articles named on their certificates ~ \
ment Of Ten Dollars whether Il NJ
worth $3.50 OF n worth les. nerhas
any Of our certificates entities yus p -
Gle named thereon, upon payment inn
Of Its worth, and rs no article v1issd -
$40 Il named on any eertifcaies u v'Hs1
be seen that this Is no Lottery Ill
forward legitimate transaciich, 80
participated nj even by The mot aa'dssi J
A single certificate win Be xui b ~ 4
paid, npon receipt Of IS es.1 =
eleven for a., thirty-thres sud rs-.
UNI for s., sixty-sIs and more n'sss's l.sn's
Cor $40, one hundred and 90 1912
for sis. To. agents or ihos vnz.sk
meat this Il q rare o~ppehunisy. nss
mately conducted business duly saSaa
the government, and open . ~ -
scrutiny. Tar rsi u.u
Address :. HICKLIEGs 10,
a. lao Brsadvzf-s<sf ~
fe-3m CITY q 49,
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ny the Jst OF
w hite liquid
ENAMEL


Fer Improving and BsaudgiHg the Com
p%'ttiQn.
The most valuable Aad perfect preparation 10
us kf giving ihe skin beautiful rearllike
int that ; oaly huna IN youth II quiekly
um5rti Tan. FrctkicS pimpies, Blo,ehs.
Moih Patches s-allounesl Eupiions, and all
Impurities u the skin. kindly healing the same
lcsrinr tie skin white Ard clear as alahasier.
IL ~ oaunot te detected BY the closest scruii-
~, and bsing = vegetable preparation is per-
fctiy harmless II q the only article u the
kni usi BY he French. and j. considered hy
he Pansha a. Indispensable 70 s perfect toilri.
lpwarh a 5000 bottles were sold during
tbs pat yoar, . f1fciehi guarantee of IL eff
ary Price taiy - oehn sent ly mail,
POSTPAID 90 receipt 81 an order. b.
BERGER SHUTS CO. Chemists.
uE25-ly 2s5 River sipe, Troy n. Y.
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EXCELSIOR
Hair ExterminatOr!
For Ranorina SuperAaous Hair.

For R%aa0riag Supegfaous Hair.
To the ladies especially. this Invaluable de-
platafy recommends iself ~ being an almost
indispensable article 70 female beauty, Il eaaly
applied, does not burn Of iniure the skin, but
acts directly On the roots ltis warranted 10
remove mp-riaous hair from low forehshdS or
from any part Of the body, completely, totally
and radically srdTatiug the ZANE leaving the
skin of, smooth sad natural. This Is the only
article usel By the French. and IL the only
real eHeetual depilAiory IN existence. Price Is
eent per packaEr, sent postpaid. to ahy al.
dfcst on receipt n an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO. Chemists
msf23-iy 2s5 River street, Troy, \. ~.
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LIVERY STABLE
Al BATEsvILLE.

The undersigned has Just opened a new and
eommodisus FEED and LIVERY STABLE,
where the public will end superior acoommo
dhiions for horses, careful o%stlefa, aud The best
proyendcf, such ne onts hay, corn, fodder, aud
bran. Vehicles aud horses for hire 10 fespon.
siblc parties. Daging done with dispatch aud
~ all business lnlrusted 10 me In q word, my
motto Il, Live and let live. Don't forget the
Jcfiptural pfecept, that "a mcfclful man Is
merclml TO bis beast p aud when you come TO
town, put your horse up At my stable and have
him well fed and groomcd, all for hny cents,
and In a short while he will be a better horse
and you a better man.
jal0.ly SAMUEL =. EGHOLS,
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OIL Regions Of Pennsylvania.
Atlantic and Great Western
RAILWAY.

nrFsrs e low and time As quick a. By .ay
other route.
Through tickets aud hAevars checks No ass
broadway Nsw York No. 10 State street and
IS School street Boston; Depot nad Union
OaeeA Cleveland No. &c Clark street. Chira.
n0 IN Cincinnati, Al No. so West Fourth street
~ = eefnsr Broadway and Front streets rs
Nins street., NJ U. y Nail Line steamers land.
ine. tes q Vine street, and at New rssssnrss
Depot u The Cincinnati. Hamilton 4 Dayton
h...zf Ia Lsaissills. 1t s. W ssrnsr Asls
and Mr. streets and IS Fourth street and q
NE Offices Of connecting lines.
~ FULLER csa1 Ticket Asssi
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b BEAUTY
AUBURN, Golden, Flaxen 4 slIken Curls

forcc1 TO grow upon the mooihest hcc in
MS RESTAuBATEuR CAPiLLAIRE, the
most wonderful discovery In modern science.
acting upon the Beard and Hair in an almos,
miraculous manner. II has been used By
the elite Of Paris and London win the
most iatisrinx success. Names Of all pur-
ehasen will he registered, ahd II entire atlL
faction u not given in every instance, the
money will be rhserfully rrfanded Price hy
mail, sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive cir.
cnlan and testimonials mailed free. Address
BERGER SHUTS 4 co. Chemists No as5
Rnsf street. Ttey. n. y. Sole agthh 6t ths
Vnited States mar23-ly
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Wti#Aft ~ lhe ~ tty n Hsy isuf ftil m
iaa premises khIgn A. ihe Michael idahi pltfnI
a|as mile N1fhesli N ne town n pihaia.
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North half ~ section I l0Waship =, Hhae 4
Hest containing three hundred ahd ivehl5
aefti, lyihk IN Fanala toudlf. State u Miiaii.
Hppi Tefmf Oha.ihifi fash, talsute III
shd eighteen months lime 10 equal miscellaneous
#lih approved security.
marriott r. W Lf0ifT,
Admit N Michael Light deceased
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N. ]. ROssEL.
VI. J.. ROssEL,
GROCER, COTTON FACTOR.
slsiiai tBHD AND ,siKH ,sisnHoH
tensssssSsa .sesrkSsSs,,
No. 81 Main st. cor. Gayoso,
.ns ~ sgiiar4o AsHpAi, Tenn. +

&c eutsEnrsps. Of D-Soto sosnty. Z per-
mansAfiy ncsssd with NJ, and al orders o.
business entrusted 70 The house win rsesise
prompt atisnfon.
naggine, rups and rlantssiv supplies slway.
on hand On lilsrni Terms Z ia dt4a
sreil attention giFpn 70 The ale cf cosiun
and eshet rFoduees sfsos rectisinE and for
vsrdiHE. ~rs1a
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, psnoa csssn \
the Circuit court Of said county. No IN
William d. Pollard vs.. Samuel Dseisu
Attachment issued the 10th day Of psbur
1867, against the estate Of the nd ds,sdr
for the sum OF n thousand dollar, rssarr.h
TO the Circuit Court Of said county. ycdr !
hereby given TO the said detndGss &sxI
Dickson, who resides at or near Rehn. II IL,
county Of Pickens In the State AsAan
that unless he appear before said sssn as
next term thereof and on the fni az 4 n
term, to be holden at the court-hcas daI
county, In the town Of Pamela on he Ksui
Monday after the fourth Monday d Id
1867 and plead 10 said action, judgnnin
be rendered against him, and the ssials 10
ed will be sold. 10. HARRiS0y
March 23d, 1861. riar. On
Miller 4 Miller, attorneys lfAf
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THE #EEhLt
.PAN0LA STAR
Is wmlsnfb ~
rsnoir, Nais-issipf,i,
tvFaY sAT0hbAY
tsns
fhe sfAh be- Z lafpef Circulation
than ~ fte papers Published n thi'
metion n the State combined and
NJ subscription Idst "a steadily
increasing, making II tie most De-
simblo ApvERrsis0 NEmuN
Ever Published 10 North Mississippi.
II is located IN one Of The most ox-
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.COTTON-GROWING REGIONS
in the South, in a populous and
wealthy county, and in DIRECT
Railroad Communication
with all parts of the United States.
USITESS M Il
will not fail to note the advantages
to be derived from communication
with the People through its columns
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Railroad Communication

with all parts of the United States.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-10
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,

Departed Ibis life on the 18th day o.
December last, in the 47th year of his age
WILSON TATE member of Plains Lodge
No. 30, a F, and A. NJ, and was in
terred on the 20th with Masonic honors.
Tho following resolutions were adopted
and ordered to be printed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Architect of the universe to suffer death
so soon again to enter our brotherhood.
Therefore be it
ResoIged, That while we bow with rev.
erence to the power that strikes the blow,
we can but lament the decree that takes
from our Lodge one of her best and most
useful members. Be it further
Resolyed, That the coincidence of the
Lodge be extended to the family of our
deceased Brother and as tribute of re-
spect for his memory, the Lodge wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the space of
thirty days. Be it further
ReSolgea, That these resolutions be pub
lishel in the Baton Rouge Gazette and
Comet, and copies sent to the family and
friends OF the deceased. And be it finally
Reso1ged, That we regard this visitation
OF Divine Providence as another sad warn
ing for the living to prepare for death, for
little did we think. when we parted with
our beloved Brother, in full health and
vigor, that we would behold no more his
face among us, or hear again on earth his
welcome voice, which we trust is now
tuned to the praise Of his Creator, and he
enjoying the reward of we'll spent life.
JAMES NJ. LoUDoN)
JogN A. MoHUsH,r Com.
j. D. NETTLEs,
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MASONIC MALE ACADEmY.-Ml

MASONIC MALE AcADEMY.-Mr.
Augustus B. Payne, of Baton Rouge,
has arrived and will on Monday next,
open the above named school for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Payne comes well
recommended as teacher and gen.
tleman Of high order, and will be as
sisted by Messrs. j. M. Kennedy and
John G. Wiley, both competent and
worthy young gentlemen who will
give satisfaction to patrons. By way
of introducing Mr.. Payne to our read
ers, we would remark that he served
as Lieutenant in the Sd Louisiana up
to the surrender of Vicksburg, and
was then duly transferred to the
heavy artillery in which capacity he
served in the 22d Louisiana Bat
talon, at Mobile, until the final
surrender, with the rank of Cap
tain. n. c.-C2inton (La.) Patriot,
.5th inst.
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~ We are panied to announce
the melancholy tidings of the death
Of John Baptiste Roth, who died in
this town on the 31st ult., after a
lingering illness. In times past de-
ceased was one Of the principal
members Of the extensive dry goods
and grocery firm of Roth, Deblieux
& Co., all Of whom now sleep their
last sleep. Mr.. Roth was one Of our
most estimable, energetic and exem-
plary fellow-citizens, and his death
creates a vacuum in our midst which
will be hard to replace. He leaves
a large family and an extensive cir
Gle of acqnaintauces to mourn his
untimely end.-Pionecr, Plaque
mine, La 5th.
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DIsTRlCT CoURT.-The 9Th Ju-
dicial District Court for the Parish
of Iberville convened in this town on
the I'd inst, Judge R. L. Posey pre-
siding. There is a huge docket this
term, and a large number of lawyers
and litigants present. Although there
is not a large criminal docket, yet
owing to the shortness of the present
term there will probably be but few,
if any civil cases tried.-Iberuizze
South, Plaquemaaae, 5th inst.
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~ Several Of the Vicksburg mer-
chants made up purse of one hun
dred dollars for the men of the oath
U. S. infantry, as a slight testimo-
NAL of gratitude for the great service
rendered by that command at the
late disastrous fire. The gallant
Oath Immediately turned the amount
over to the mayor for the relief of
the sufferers. We are at a loss
which most to commemorative liber-
atty of the merchants, or the noble
charity Of the "boys in blue"
"Ons touch of nature makes all mankind kim
IN. o. Crescent
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Real Estate and Labor Agency.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, respectfully beg
wv leave to call the attention OF Capitalists
Planters and Freedmen to our circular.
We are well acquainted with the lands in this
section of the country and familiar With the char
acteristics and wants of the Freedmen and have
a very considerable influence with them in thiS
vicinity. - '''-'
We can procure Land and Labor for parties
wishing TO make Investments In pla ming m fa
vorahie terms to the Planter and satisfactory to
the Freedman. W
Parties wishing to make arrangements for leas-
ing, or labor, or enpl oyment through an agency.
wou,a 40 wen 10 give US personal interview, If
possible. TANSEY 4 ROBERTS.
Baton Ro1ge La
omce-ooars House Square, over V. Hsuds,s
''''e' decl3
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REMOVAL OF TRooPs.-The officers
and troops Of the 65sh Colored In
fantry under command Of Brig. Gen.
Edgerton, left here yesterday per
steamer Julia, for St. Louis, where
they are to be mustered out of service.
The Regiment has been stationed at
this post for about q year, and gener.
ally exhibited marked order and de-
corun whether on or off duty. A
heavy artillery corps of colored sol
diers still remain at the garrison.
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To the stockholders

OF TIE
Is. r.. @. 7. & O. r. r. GO.
PURSUANCE If a resolution of the Board OF
i directors, passed December 9Th, 1866 in COM
piance with an act of the last Leg, slature an
election will be held on
Monday, the 18th day of February, 1866,
to take the sense OF the Stockholders whether or
not they will empower the Board Of Directors to
lease the Road for term Of years if in their dis
cretlon such lease be to the best advantage OF the
Company.
Election to be held at the domicil of the Com.
pahy. G. J. BARROW,
jams Secrstarv
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NOTICE.

HAVING been enga ged here oue,. 20 aears T
IL am prepsredto SURVEY aud suB.DlyIDE CRY
Ions and PLANTATIONS. dccurately. | have The
only complete sETT OF MAPS showing the original
ship Maps Of this aud other parishes.
Wm. g. WALLER,
Surveyor, &c.
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q The Philadelphia Press says
q Berks county cattle dealer paid a
boy ten cents for two weeks service.
Oughtn't a freedboys' bureau to be
established in Pennsylvania
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~ Samuel Fl. Torrey has been
commissioned by Gov. Wells as Re-
porter of the Supreme Court of the
State Of Louisiana, be having been ap-
pointed to that position. -New Or
leans Picayune.
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% 1t has lately been discovered
that the whole of the sulphur used
at present in Illuminating gas land
which makes that gas SO offensive)
may be removed by bringing it in
contact with the ammoniacal liquor
which is an almost worthless product
OF the same gas works.
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- 1t is said that there are not
less than one hundred females now
in the hands Of savages, lately cap
tured from the frontier counties Of
Texas, and constantly subject to the
grossest outrages.
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s@ The Boston Post says that
when denouncing gambling the New
York Herald forgets that young Mr..
Bennett just sailed away on $780,
900 gambling expedition
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The Late Governor Allen.

|
learns that the remains of that hon
ored gentleman and soldier III. w
Allen, which now rest in foreign soil
are to be transported for sepulture t
Baton Rouge, and may be expected
to arrive by the 18th or 14th inst
The Allen Monumental COMMITTEES
at late special meeting in New Or
leans, decided to confer upon oul
city, the honor Of receiving and re-
tanning the mortal relics Of one who
in life, was bound to her citizens by
the most sacred ties of friendship
and association, and who though
now in the cold embrace of Death,
continues indissolubly endeared to
them and to the whole State, by the
most cherished memories, which true
nobility of character can inspire in a
people.
The name and fame of Gov. Allen
is common heritage to the citizens
of Louisiana. He loved them as
children Of one family, and, in re-
turn, was beloved by them for those
high born qualities which constitute
the self-sacrifcing patriot and states
man, the generous benefactor, the
faithful and heroic soldier. Their
sufferings in times of dire commotion
and distress, were his suferings, and
TO alleviate their sufferings, to rectify
their wrongs and 70 minister by what
ever aid was in his power 10 the
general good, comfort and relief of
both citizens and soldiers, were
among the chief ennobling objects of
his ambition. In all of these he dis
played spirit which might we'll
be said to be "above all Greek, above
all Roman fame"
The Monumental Committee, of
which Col. j. 0. Nixon is Chair
man, has appointed Col II. NJ. Fav-
rot, Hons. j. Z. Elan, j. NJ Taylor
and Alex. Barrow, and D. G. Montan
Esq, to procure suitable place for
the final interment of Gov. Aliens
remains and to take charge of the
funeral services on that occasion
This committee has appointed other
to receive the re-
mains-another Oh intermint and an.
other on procession, Grafton and cere-
monies. In each of said committees
are embraced the names of manv
citizens of this and the adjacent par.
lshes, who have undertaken the nee.
essary preparations to discharge the
duties con6ded to them.
1t is hoped that there will be gen.
'ral gathering of the friends of the
amented deceased from all quarters
# the State to pay the last sad hom.
ge Of respect to all that is "of earth
arthy" Of one whose high career may
e said to have been commenced and ,
timulated to development in our
cry midst. Though "the silver cord {
as been loosened" and "the golden
owl broken" yet the. brightness and =
roma Of his good pane will hang a
:ound his destined receptacle here, '
Turing from afar and near unnum-
cred throngs Of the present and future :,
,nerations, like pilgrims coming to 0
ingle their tears and inspirations at
me favored shrine.
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60 Among the munifcent dona

20 Among the munifcent dona
tons lately received by the Ladies
Benevolent Association of this city
from the ladies of the Southern Fail
Association at st. Louis, was a large
box crammed full Of dry goods, dress
goods and ready-made dresses of diff
ferent sizes, all of which have been
safely slowed away for careful and
judicious distribution among the suf-
fering poor, as fast as emergencies
requiring such distribution are dis
covered.
A portion of the hundred sacks of
corn which were received from the
same source, will be sold for the ben
eft of the poor, while the rest will
be ground into meal and properly
dispensed by Mr.. Joshua Beal, with
whom the ladies have made advan-
tageous arrangements to that effect.
The ladies feeling deeply grateful
to their generous and oble.hearted
friends of St. Louis for so timely and
gracious an outpouring Of benevo-
lence and bounty in behalf of the
destitute and needy of this vicinity,
desire us to make known their pro-
found sense Of acknowledgment for
the same and their proud admiration
for conduct which cannot fail meet
ing with the appreciation and bless
ing of the Father of Mercies.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnershin

IEfHE COMPREHENSIVE here tofore existing
L under the name and style of LACQUER 4
LANOuE, in the Hardware business was dis.
solYed on the 3lst December. 1856.
The undersigned will continue in the sal me limo
at the same place, and will attend to ALI ella i'm
for or against the late firm
JOS. LARGUIER
JAM Corner Lafayette and Florida Sis.
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SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!!
An BARRELS MESS PORK,
IO tierce plain s. G. c. Hams,
box Breakfast Bacon,
l box Bologna Sausages,
10 kegs spiced Pigs Feet,
hogs eads New Crop Sugar,
80 barrels Extra Family Flour,
80 bales Timothy Hay,
so barrels Irish Potatoes,
300 bags White and Yellow Corn,
60 bags Choice Oats
90 bags Choice Bran,
Is bags Coarse and Zine Salt
10 tubs Choice Butter,
rs boxes Keiier's Soaps,
Is boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Soaps,
Powder, Shot, Coffee, &C., all of recent arrival,
now in store and for sale by
jams JOSHUA BEAL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii PARTIES in the Parishes Of East or West
"A Baton Rouge having Cotton in their DOS.
session belonging 20 or lost from ste .mer Fashion,
will Immediately report the same to Capt Scott,
Special Agent Board Of Underwriters Of New
Orleans. at the Mayors office. or to the Mayor of
Baton Rouge. All parties not complying with
this will be prosecuted to the full ex ent Of the
law. JOHN X. SCOTT
special Agent of Board Of Unde writer's.
Jan2-zt New Orleans.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-10

~ L. c. NORRIS Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims Bills, &c. Also, author
iEed Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE CoxET.
Office at the Court House.
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NJ. COMBS, JR., g. co.

A LII PERSONS holding receipts given by Mr..
"A McAliister, Solicit g Agent for this firm
are requested to call upon ne within three weeks
and thereby secure an early payment of their
claims "a ''''i
Office at Freedmen's Bureau. East Baton Rouge.
l.. G. ALLISON,
or COMBS 4 ALLISON and
NJ. COMBS. JR, d Co,
lan"-'w Memphis, Tenn.
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MARRIEDs

On Bayou Crosse Tete, at the residence
of Mrs. Emily Voolfolk, on New Years
Eve; by the Rev. Mr.. Philson, JOSEPH
B. VOOLFOLK, Esq, to Miss MAGGIE
JOHNSTON.