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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-21
CHANCERY SALES
Saturday. March 80. 1867.

VIM McMurry and others vs.. Jas. c.
Cnnssena and others
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A. p. Grinstead Admir-. Va C. V. White
more and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville, inAbove named
cause. | will sell at the Courthouse AZ Nash
Vile at u o'clock on
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person so acting to pay the costs thereby -re-
casioned. if such person be eompellable by iag
to answer such question or to sign .sueh exaali-
nation. and such person shall also be liable to
be punished for contempt.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-21

Ewin, pendleton & Co. and others VS..
David Randall and others.
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mars "a Clerk and Master.
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Sec. D. And be il further enacted, That the
court may on the application Of the assignee IN
bankruptcy. or Of any creditor or Witboqt any
sppiirafion al an times require the bankrupt.
upon reasonable notice. 70 attend and submit 70
an examination. on oath. upon all matters re-
latjnz 70 the disposal OF condition OF hs pro-
psrty. 10 his trade and dealings with others and
his accounts concerning the same. to ali debts
due to or claimed from him, and to all other
matters concerning his property and estate and
which examination shall be in writing. and shall
be signed By the bankrupt and dled With the
other proceedings; and the court may, in like
manner, require the attendance OF any other per
son as a witness and II such person shall fail %
attend on being summoned thereto. the court
nav compel his attendance by warrant directed
10 the marshal. commanding him 20 arrest such
person ami bring him forthwith before the coart.
nation as such witness. II the bankrupt Is in
prisoned. absent. or disabled from attendance.
the court may order him 70 be produced by tns
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BRowSAt PRINCETON Friday morning July r. Caroline Elmer
Brown, late OF New.lork.
Funeral services from the residence Of heT mother Mrs BoNA
Princeton " D. Monday puy Is at occk m The relatives
and friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend
CORsA-Sn4en Saugatnk Conn., THURSDAY Jny H. James
Co ou james Coma Of fordhAn aged ~ eSrS and
The riaS.e, and friends are ad
July H. a O'Clock from ST. Peters Church pseoPsD al West
chester.
pIySMOREOn FRIDAY july ~ n o'clock NJ after long and
painful illness Sarah Ann wife Of Lemue DhsnoTe aged W years
The viii be taken 10 Skowhegan Maine for ntemeht
GRIFFEN-On FRIDAY July l3 her late residence, No. 80 West
Twentysecogds A. wife Of the late John W Gfen IN the
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend
ave on Monday July Is O'Clock Her remains will be taken
to Rye, Westchester Co, for internent
HoMERSudlcny Friday, July T. al Fire Island James Homer
Notice OF funeral heiest,eT
KSBALLTn Broosyu Wellesley July 10, LuHsh W Embal
IN the 18th year of his ,e,
Lodge No So aud A NJ Orer: Chspttr, No lJ X A. NJ
BROOKLYN Council No t. K aud NJ and Clinton Ccnmste NO
H. r. ertlu invited attend the funeral Saturday
July from the Church the Hghs, heTpont near Monroe
place, AT O'Clock ,.
LoIsET-suddpy or THURSDAY July Alexander D. LOaet for
merry Of Philadelphia In the B5i year Of bis sgc .
The relatives friends family respectfully invited TO attend
hs funeral nom the residence Of bis nephew. Charles Derppe No
100 Aleust. Sualag, july H. a. ~ e'cA H.
Philadelphia papers please copy
LowRLIAt Newmarket n J., Friday July H. EIrs Lowell aged
% years
PELToN-on "Wednesday evening July 10 hi, residence the
North shore Island Daniel Pon in the 10th y,'Of LIS
The relative, friends Of the hy invited attend ths
O'Clock Steamboat leaves PE No. 10 North River at O'Clock No.
sEAToSon Friday July r. after lingering sickness Capt Robert
seston Gged 10 wears. -, Il, 49,,
from late residence No i23 Bedford between hioaAe aud
Dekalrsyes brooklyn, on hatuday, Judy - At O'Clock
wARD-AtSt Paul. MIMI Monday, July henp o. "sa A''s
1ll year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
RECEPTION OF THE SULTAN.
To rHH TRI11rN.

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
LONDON, July 12-His Majesty Abdul-Aziz the
Sultan of Turkey, who left Paris yesterday after
pleasant voyage across the Channel, landed to-day
On the shores of England. He was received 10y His
Royal Iighness the Prince of Wales acting for the
Queen and by His Majesty Isnail the Sovereign of
Egypt and was by them escorted to the city of Lon
Slon. where he met with unusually brilliant and
smpOsing reception. The London and Dover Rail
way station, in which he alighted, richly and
appropriately decorated and the streets through
(which lac was to pass were covered with flags, and
kriWnphal arches and festOons of flowers The en-
Sre route of the procession from the rail
way depot to Buckingham Palace was
guarded on both sides by unbroken lines Of troops
behind these vast multitudeS of spectators were
S5icLed in solid masses the sidewalks and crowded
every window and housetop. When the Sultan. ac-
Compauied by the King of Egypt and the Prince of
Wales. passed between the lines of soldiers, the
people struck by the novelty of the spectacle mani
Vested the most unbounded enthusiasm and the
shouts of welcome, cheering and waving of handker-
chiefs aud banners did not until the Sultan had
nDteIod the gates of Buckingham Palace This royal
Residence has been placed in state of complete prep
fnstion for the accommodation of His Ottoman
Rao>ty, and will be occupied by him during his stay
in London.
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FIRES.
-sr-TOss AROrfr xl4OOOO.

IN PEARI-ST-iOSS ABOUT 9lfJ,pD.
At "a o'clock on Friday morning some spirits which
had leaked from tub on the second floor OF the dstiery
% Engeharlt A CO.. No. Pearlst heated and gnited
and almost immediately the contents OF tho entire floor
were In blaze The engineer, John W Harnett who
was on the first floor, escaped satey feter BRADY ie
night Waterman. Who on the thlrd nocr al the
time becoming frightened at the repeated explosions of
the spirits in the casks and the various s aieupteu
10 escape by climbing down the waterppe on the 'front.'
and fen to the pavement fracturng his ankles, beside
sustaining other injuries. He was taken 10 beeNue te
ptal, where he now lies In dangerous cOholtOh Inc
building four stories in hight aud i IN the Oi OF an
The entire interior burned out Messrs Engehardt
Co estimate their loss stock at about S5V anu on
machinery at $4,000 They insured Tor SbVO IN the
following companies London, Liverpool and Globe
burgh City 5000: Mechanics. 5000; Importers, and
Traders 500 St. Marks S2O0 and Franklin or Phlla
delphia $4,000 The building belongs 70 the BANKER estate
aud damaged to the extent OF $4,000 Insured III city
ST. occupied by Gustav Casus as boarding house was
damaged by water 10 the extent of 500 The Primary
school building III the vicinity was also shghty dahi'
aged
MINIATURES.
MILWAUKEE, July l2.-Iiuntcr Ruegles x Co..
Walkers Point Bridge was burned this morning Loss.
S300O; insurance, 5000.
IN EVANSVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July l2.-TwO furniture manufactures
and several other buildings in Evansville, Indiana we're
destroyed by fire ON Wednesday. Michael McGinns, a
workman burned 10 death, and two other men anu
woman were badly burned. Loss $4,000
IN MORRISANIA
On Thursday night tue residence OF Thomas
Proadhead corner OF WashngtOnaye and SXth-st Nor
mture and building is estimated az about sooO ana Is
covered by insurance.
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Sor,cE TO srBscarBgRs


III. books Of subscription Capital Sck Of tbs c'"p''' "'
h. .no 70 No as Bro.ivy corner Worth 81 ia "'nh coo
odoos prem Sc. the Suae'' Ga OF ~
the srst dsy % August merit -,
Subscriber. vi please psy hor htsaehs al the sD''e
cation or remit y cheek to the oues Company snail soosas
stock remains unsubscbe and application - once rsq"e''
oder 10 secure t.
New subscribers date will =" share Al the ""s
subscribing balance esy iuAneu the eore sm'nsl "v
pad allow the dar VI Psf"e"
the calls
Dividends Companies declared sepi ssnu,u' oa o'hs
pro6 conditions tend made b BsasSs "
The dividends declared by the dsrsut Trs Compare h''
been genealg per per considerable spa' h'
several instances been accumulated besides
is not probable tia. special charter for ,fr Trust ce~P'r
will be granted By the Legislature STATE Of NsvIo geaena
feeling special legislation for os objects 'hoad he pro
bbied Constitution, consequently the Companies hrF
chartered will have advantage those sbea vii be " 81
der any general laws
The Company loan Bond sat h''S
this worth doabe 's' '""'
loaned United States Government socss or S's s''
Bonds Of incorporated Cities Of this state
And is further authorized grsos -
stocks Incorporated Cites % this
State.
This Coppnr canno, portion Of It's op Or Deposits sp'a
personal security. -
The stock Of , Comp,uy has advantage the sot Of Sss's
National Banks respect taxation IA that the C"~P''' a." nos
he liable to BAY tsIes on il. capital other fn invested f'os
Government Bonds These this CITY amount to three c's
r Circulars. with full Information be obtained at tae '@fs %
tss Coppany No 800 Broadway corner Wortbst NeHiod
ELISHA A. PACKER
THOMAS W. SIIASSOS.l
THOMAS II. READ ftoW~SpS-s
JOSEPH H. ORvIS
HENRY G. CAktkR.
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p. II. snrnmAN, Major General.
Gen. Grant to gen. ord June %.
THE FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
ORDER OF GEN. ORD. nr,l


liz amor mr. Rs FOURTH MILITARY DuIRIcII
MISSISSIPPI AND ARItAhsAs,l
NtCKsBUgG, Miss, June %, ls7)
GENERAL ORDERS No 16-As mistaken ideas on Oh
the subject Of registering and voting may pe siV" W
arise among the freedmen in this district, WHICH, u Ho
corrected would tend 10 prevent thcn lIon TX,
and voting subdiStiict commanders VIII unsc
of the Bureau Refugees Freedmen anu r,ps ~ r.
Lands TO visit every important plantation Wlthh mn
reach and instruct the freedmen upon thesg Po nss
They and registrars will inform freedmen that t9e IL
fraon where their names have TO De anu oId
taken il not for the purpose Of imposing any taN VI
ING them 10 any military or other service, but Simply 10
enable them share equally with white men ~ 'lo pi.
ilege OF choosing who shall hold office III inc So9S
state and United States wherein they reside anu ,
unless they register, they may be deprived OF tls ria
lege Whenever freedmen are lnierIeicd VIII, I 60
ened or deprived OF any advantage place OF hlie' VI
count OF their registering showing wish 10 Icssoe
they will be Informed that IL their duty 10 report
interference or deprivation that the party OlenS
NAV be dealt with according 10 law RfglsWaIs any
officers OF the army throughout this district VIII Ieo
all such offenders 10 the assistant autaht gonei
these headdarers with the names OF witnesses, uat
and places given carefully that the ohense may NC
punished. ,
BY order OF Brevet MajorGen. Ord. ,,,.,
o. ID. GREENE, Assistant Adiutant Genera;
Oflcial: JOHN TYLER FIRST Lieutenant 4jd l. q III
fantry, Acting Assistant Adjutant General
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POLITICAL
CALIFORNIA.
TEE UNION sTATE TICKET.

IRE UNION STATE TICKET.
The following is the ticket for State officers put in
DoninatOn by the Union State Convention which met at
Sacramento, June y:
sfOuerHOr Geo. C. GOrbam. At 6. Mccullough
Lieut. b. Jones. state Ire0S. r. PachecO
See. STATE ... w. H. Parks HOrJOr COin. Chas. Clayton
state Con- Josiah Howell. or sup CIR. II. FarQuhar.
Jus Sup Court j. CuTrcy. 81 PrerD o. Mccarthy.
>S'rsBr- Gen j. H.WhitlOck SupL Pub H..JOlh SWEET
The platform adopted that the Union party Of
California Is unwilling that those who attempted TO de
BtfOy the Union should De the chosen and preferred build
In RecOnstructou and expresses the wish that until
loyal communities exist I'm the lately rcbeOus states
capable and ready to administer justice and laws In ac
cOrdance with the principles of government of freedom
nd equality, that The Goyernment he administered and
She law enforced by the loyal agents OF the Federal GOV
eminent. The Reconstruction plan OF Congress IS APP
proved eghthOur law is considered lust and proper
land importation OF Chinese other people OF the
MOngolan into the Pacific states is denounced as IN
curious 10 American labor and should be pOhbtcd by
Rotae Legislation
The Congressional nominee Of the Union party IN the
Jst District is Congressman T. G. Phelps IN me ia
District ex-C Congressman Highly and III the TIA DIS
Irct, Chancellor HarstOn.
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ITm LABOR MovEMENT.-TheNew-Y York Working
mems Cooperative store COmpany-sueh was the uue
adopted last evening and adopted about Two
thirds of the report OF the Committee on Constitution ana
RvIaws and deferred the remainder until next Ihuit
day evening. at No. 267 BOwery Meantime every mem
Der is 10 frame section 10 apply 10 the management anu
frpasureTship and submit the same for adoption or ec
ton The Second Union Cooperative building eocleIy
held another meeting last evening" at John w FARMER
nstItute and the ron Of members enlarged 70 tOth
OF ninety names Mr. John w. Farmer is President ana
Treasurer pro tenn Initiation fee JOc.; weekly sun
scripti0n 81 value OF shares 81 900 each Inc steam
holer-makers, who have on foot cooperative
RnIIerShon were unable TO transact any bust
ness last evening; the storm having kept away those
members who dwell al distance from hiltar1 man
Next meeting. Monday evening The new or h III
ventors Association has elected i)r w r. Ihorne rIrS
ident, George Il. HOggson, Nce-Presldent; JOSEPH
Carr Secretary and John Cameron Treasurer.
A Co0peratlye Bank and Building Society, ana
coGnerafye Building Material Society have been pro,
posed Mr. II. c. Whaley, President OF me sa MAJ. i
Labor Unlon and Mr. william j. Jessnp OF TINS cry, ue
Correspondng Secretary have united In can 70 ~orh
inrmen 20 elect delegates 10 the next ahuh Session VI
The National Labor Union TO be held IN chicago on he
10Th OF August next b..
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO MUpnrp ~ Hon

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO MURDER IN HoBoKEN.
sJustice White Of Hoboken yesterday issued warran.
Gor the arrest Of named Murphy residing at No
nor MeadOwst charged with brtay assaultne beating
and attempting TO Kill Mrs Russell residing in Yhe sans
AOuse An alteration occurred between the NO women
when Mrs. Murphy seized chair and struck the com
sinant powerful blow, shaterng the chair IN neces
She then seized smoothing iron twas about 10 re-
new the assault but was prevented by the Of the
Russell who ia enciente, Is now cOnfned 10 her bed and
Lie Injuries sustained IN her condition may end fatally
Lhe woman Murphy has fed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, July 12-Noon.-Thc Cunard mail steam
ohp China Capt Hockey. which left Boston ON the Sd of
July touched this port to-day, the TO Liver
SDoO
GLASGOW, July 1.-THE steamship St George Capt
Hn which left Quebec June ~ arrived at this port to-
day The Anchor Line steamship Caledonia, Capt, Me
Donald which left NewYork the Goth Of June arrived
this uorf to ay.
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PERsoNAL.--AmOng the arrivals at the hotels
are the Counsellor FAzombuja, Brazilian Minister AT
Washington, at the Clarendon Hotel Gen James A.
Garfield, Ohio; Col ] B. Wilcox 81 Louis Col BAKER,
aud Capt Moulton Nevada, and Col +. Hillyer, Massa
chnsetts at the Metropolitan Hotel. A. A. Hopkins OF
The Rochester ErPress at tho Hoffman House; the non
VIM Halstead OF Trenton. Mt the Boevort House; Ten
r. s Roberts, T. s. A. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Sena-
tor spraguo OF Rhode Island, Gen. Jno Ely Y. = A.
Gen c. W. Buck Chemung, aud tho Hon. u L. dn'oulu'
NJ. C., at he Astor House.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

O. been ordered 60 the Qunnelg
detached from the Con Lieut. Commander W d
Ison and ia ordered 10 The Acting Volunteer Leuuan.s Felix
0nnnh,ug Acting Epsgn Arthur urey and Fred j. Barry At
oery h detached from toe com ing Master Pang Miller AciHg IN
Glance waiting Geo r. Nlngste Issseu ~
de Fir, Engineer Al ssnt Pymsster John fuy t
IA on detached from du'v IN ing Second Engineer John
he RnFpeer Bureau and ordered Stafford Acting Tbd Assistant
10 ,bs Ounpehang Commodore Eugineers Houey Brown ard
HdAr Barrett has ordered Philip Lg ard Carpenter John
ths command 81 the Quinnebsug Mcfarland
70 own have asOI
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AITSTRIA

IoNDoN, July 12.-Reports received here from
Vienna say that serious disturbances have broken
out in the Province of Gallica The Austrian troops
dispatched to put them down have been beaten by
Che rioters 1t is believed that these riots have been
sncited by Russian enrssaries, who have worked
upon The national proclvites OF the Scavonc popua-
1ou and created by their lnrieues feeling OF dis
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pAuROAD COLLISION.

CHICAGO, July PA collision occurred last even.
NH, ~ G,rder In Grand County. between the express
passenger train going south and freight train coming
oaeman was fatally injured. The baggage the ex-
pres car with contents and one COACH were burned
h to engines we're demolished and several passengers
We're slightly injured. We unable, yet. TO learn
The names The freight train running out OF its
rSnlar time. and should have waited at Gardiner until
The passenger train had passed.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY.

BURLINGTON VT, July 12-Nearly all the prop
erty stolen from the churches here last April including
she valuable plate OF the Rev. g. d. Stafford also po
On OF the goods stolen from the store OF L. A. Edgcl
were found yesterday by Mr.. John Too concealed III his
tDarn AZ Cooks Corner ST. Armand, G. T. Two men were
there recently aud they supposed TO have left
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-13

Boy SHOT IN NEW BRUNSWICK, y. AN
other murder was committed in New'Brnnswck' NJ d.
on Thursday night, by man named Mcolnhlss' VINO
sa Ioa named Bradley in OF his cherry trees and
nrocnrine gun deliberately shot HIM me aI was no.
dead at noon Yesterday, but no hopes are III m h
his recovery The offender escaPeo' Vo' Va"
caught
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THE COIIroE pr4,ATrA.


WORCESTER, July 12-The Citizens Volunteer
COMMITTEE oier 500 as first prize aud $50 al second
pre- Tor single scl wherries DO run the same day
che College boat race, Friday the 10Th inst Tnusua
interest attaches TO the races OF this year
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s1-IcIDE In ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, Mo-. July E.-Richard DenmeIt, book
kecner for Michans KTite * Co. committed suicide on
Wednesday in consequence OF the discovery OF heaVy
emDeZ dement's
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SWITZERLAND

BERLIN July 19-The Federal Government has de-
ci,lcd not TO send Minister to represent the SWISS
Confederation at Washington.
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THE WEATHER.

The thermometer lowest az . p m hofhhg-
yera little rainy 100 III Asrnoon-ue rainy 10y TO over
as thunder shower 49, and Tie rain continued with little abatement
70 Il o
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Siiyer-Pisied Gsods.

ICE PITCHERS SPOONS FORKS sad Table ware Of ever 10
.crp,on from celebrated aouactoie, ofe MggDeh BeirAm
MA COMPANY aad ROGERS. SMITH "a.
O. COLbAM0Rb i 20.
IMPORTERS OF FINE CHINA AND GLASS.
No 1st BROADWAY (one door above wssisy p,scs),
New
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THE YACHT JoHN 7. YORp IN pIsrREss. 7


HALIFAX, july 12.-The yacht John Il. Ford from
Lsamete Tor Paris has arrived hero In distress. she
VIII proceed on her way Tuesday.
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DIR. r.. Bunford Lighthiu
has returned CITY ash eGOYei hs cOaps''t"o eon>
from No. "a ST. Marx .piaee. to
No. WEST FOURTEENTH-Sr.
lose door Of Fahsseb
where be Al be daily consulted
DEAFNESS, OATARRH.
aud all the vsross diseases Of The
EYE, EAR. THROAT, AND LUNGS
Reception boun Go~ 9. a ua3p
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Spttial YOtitts.

Central Presbyerinn Church, Fhiethsi oss eeh imFS b
the Pastor. the Rev
DUNN TO MORROW, at loi asi Z. y IA s'eoAs 'o'''
"ras Bible adapted " all ncN"
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National Trsss Jouforsng

CITY or sBwY0Ek
UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER DATED "''
49, 1851
CAPITAL. 8, 1000. 600. SHARES 800 EACH
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MfRRIED.
DIED.

WEDNESDAY. Jaly TO- b. The Rev Ss
William Henri Ball t. Emma Augusta OAer. all OF Hsrle!
1rEr.usxsSx7x-EzB-xE
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London Hair Color Restorer.

Il never fail, to inpsn life gOsh and VsorO the -s,s'a bss
fseus and stops its falling sad produce oSta ss
eaaspg it 10 grow thick aud strong
ONLY 5sc A BorTLE-ss DOZEN
Sold b. HELMBOBD,
No 59l Broadway NevYort aud all Druggists
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n- The Paris correspondent Of the N

me- The Paris correspondent of the n
0. Crescent says, the American depart
ment of the Paris Exposition contains
one piano, one Arkansas bear (stufed),
n Mississippi wild turkey ditto, and on
stilts) and one Of Morgan's e~avalrymen,
mot stuffed, as the poor fellow did not
have his dinner at the time). A sketch
of the latter accompanies the
ment, making him more interesting than
James " solitary horseman.o. We have
here an old negro named Phil lately
registerised whom we intend sending over,
as the Grtsceats says the cases ia the
Louisiana department are entirely empty.
The only other article mentioned by the
correspondent is a huge" astronomical in
with the words BARLOW, oil
Kentucky olettered on its counter
anee.' Through this instrument the
'avalryman is looking to see what Fate
bless her stars T has in store for Louis
ana, for, at present, she has deueed little
n store for herself.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-05-25

e~ A rigid order has been issued BY
the Chief of Police in New Orleans against
all persons carrying arms, concealed or
otherwise, except those who are required
to do 50 by law. All found With arms will
be tried by military commission. and if
found guilty, will be severely punished.
Al! policemen who fail to do their dutv
IN this respect will be immediately dis.
charged from the force. A good order
and a proper one.