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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11
AMUsEMENTs.

THR FESTIVAL Te-NIGHr. The grand
strawberry festival under the direction
of the ladies of St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, will be inaugurated this even
ing in the hall fitted up for the occasion
in the Ayres. Building, on Second street,
and will continue during the week. clos
ing with series of tableaux and music,
No effort or pains have been spared by
the ladies to render the affair an enter.
tainment worthy of success. An abun-
daus supply of fruit, cream and other
delicacies have been procured for the
tables, and will be dispensed by the fair
managers through the week.
TIE LAGRANGE BRIGNoLI CoMBINA-
TIoS.-0wing to an intervening engage
ment Of three nights at Nashville, the
operate combination, under the direc-
ton of Max Strakosch, will hardly reach
our city before Thursday or Friday, next
From Nashville the troupe will imme-
diately come to Memphis and fll the en-.
gagement made here with Manager
Thompson. The disappointment among
our lovers of the opera will therefore
amount to nothing beyond that of post
ponement Of the opening performance.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. Arrange
ments are being made by the Sunday
school children of Grace Church for a
picnic on the lawn in front of Col.
Hunts residence, on Beal street, on
Wednesday next No pains will be
spared to render the occasion pleasant
to all who may be present, and we doubt
not the grounds will be thronged with
the little folks composing the school, as
well as their teachers, parents and
friends.
The VARIETIEs.-To- night will inau-
gurate q gala week at this favorite resort.
All the old favorites will appear in sue
cession of novelties never before pre-
scented to Memphis audience. Mana
ger Broom is sparing neither pains nor
expense in his Efforts to please, and the
success with which he is meeting is only
richly deserved. See the female min
strels and other features of the enter
tainment tonight. tIAUe
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Money Market. I
PUBLIC LEDeER nyF1cE,
Monday Evening. May ii. 1858.
County warrants are very dull buying at
Sc; selling at.50 to Sc.
Police scrip is in fair demand at 50 to SIC
buying selling at IS to Sc.
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OLD HArs made pew, as4 Main 81 q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

WGxrED-To purchase, secondhand
ockswAy for cash. Apply at This Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

PRINTS that are prints 10 cents
large stock of aIpaeas at 30 cents
mOhafr dress goods. 25 cents. M !. III.
Loewenstine a Bros.', No. ash Main
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

MusQUITo bars, slightly damaged, a
IS cents bar.
RICE &ESGLE,
+ 203 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

PIrrsBURo and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 247 Second
street I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

II. B. PioKrR-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1891 Main street.
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BOARDING

DOARGING.-TW0 OR THREE GENT nay
BOARD BY application at No. 80 Monroe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

CoAL-Bigly, Mellersh 4 Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, 25 South
Court street.
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RsMEMBER HEssE & Co.'s stock ofdam.
aged goods must be sold without regard
to price or value, at 234 Main street. I
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SALT! SALT!
Cheese. Cheese!

O6O BOXES HAMBURG AND FACTORY
ZDO Cheese, OF commission, for SAFE 10" u
SCHoOLFIELD d HANAUER,
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.

LAusDRY OFrIcE, 40 Jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-11

Board OF Dfrect0rsi
WIN. FABRINGToN. ". D. GALpREATB
JOHN JOHNSON. G. b. CHukCH,
c. W. COVER.
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The Southern Advertiser.
"gIH5eigtr bts SabsRs,"
Established in lsssI

Leading Organ Of the German Popula-
ton Of the Southwest
LOUIS wUEDERMAE. Editor and Prop'r
oFFIcE-cOR. THrRD axB JEyyrEsox SIS
In Possomcs Building. Mo- phis. Tenn.
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VIM. VI. HARRINGTON, :. President.
j. q. LONSDALE, secretary.
FOR RENT.

or This Company Insures against loss by
Fire. Marine and River Risks. yI-hI
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Smus,minis.

Smustmfnts.
| NIBLO's GARDEN.
Tue ctsf y Tas.raa sTIni
rRuMPuAsT i CROWDED.
will be presented an .siir.i, - 49,
Sgw FAIRY SPECTACULAR ByTRAvA 0AxzA ~
prologue and four acts By James Mortimer emitted
THE WHITE FAwN, ,.,ies
in which viii JasRgrrt Pl5T Yg ss.s
The rec- rructd with everything new ana amer prpssss. b
nan, ~''A' on - SssDerD raorssO IotLAss =
S0AE1sF sas qt 81 naRs 1sH I csHoAvs
oRAS Pro pb5FF u 9s sf sspo ~ bERL
ACT l1fas YELLOW EMpIEE 'l6ss1
at a-TiIF k kIsspSM 81 81 AKA sSlitS
DRIGiif REALMS or TIE DRAGON yLr
An ENCHANTING srESK or GoEGfoUS sPLESDoa
'G Ss sS s A Si1r sSEnr SATURDAY
T'HE WHITE FAWN.-The undersigned
srv give notice that the 81 esesr Fair Thx
.pd Bee. sIs,
sSisri Of he law '' WiI1TiKi JAksEiT PAImER
THE BARNUM g. VAN AMBURGH
l. MUSEUM AND MRSAGERIE coNPAS,.. -.
. orEs FROM s' srSRiss FILL fill q -. 40 '
three ies dr.n.a ss sr H. PssS q a.rDns s sl
RED RIDING HOOD;
weLy s n FIX FIJI DOOR
y.m.s Ea Mammoth Va Lazy ci.s!ss D"ss
VAN xMEuRcnt Co.
''''''' LIVING WILD ANNALS
ADMISSION TO The WHOLE % CESrs CHILDREN uSpsk
IVALLACKs.
f' TEGSE Sd ReEEISTSo. FR6pa a. %
viii be pr'''n'' Pi 81 Es%''''' Drama Of
with New Scenery co.tum.. Complete Appointments Sor. Ks
'" ~ The LEs STs %HInl Dd h. YOUNG w. POLK
Mr. & i H. R5c &c MS G. BRowSS ar LEoSIEp.
Mn MILTON y, w H. , PORE EN- Mr Z ! warp NJ Nm
ShS9E' Mr. Joirs SETON NJ" NARY biHHEir. Ms. cis
b.s.u. Pavilion .,t. che !: til. WI. d. n.rh
Seen: E9,;,is, q e;T:. rear S Ds n.,sy
scrns 3-Pauins. Room - The Chateau
seeDs The Pores. near u. Chssaa a.. Co.,
The AZ FaT IL
rurpsn,v grn I Isr1oo,,s S1S''E1rsr'
lRiD1Y PEB. i at THE cAPTAs OF the WATCH
'r Sar IT90lGo YEp lit srr PArE I'M
Ioor. open at y. Performance commence sta
FRENCH THEATER.
l. "4 4hTEsSiY FvESS; RIb ai.s ~ is D''
., 4 4 sSr illiE p DS bo skSSf
in which Nile RE'LET ~ PEsys e, t'Sr 's.,'';
LES BLStx MEssIEraS BIZ BoisDoRE
i FsASsb An.
The rhsr to be LET for d; 91ts ADp the Bsros's.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ ,vv Fotr'eerthst opposite Aeaiemy Of S"'e
: MsTiSERS AZ a.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
GRHsTRSr BILL OF The SEASoSl
E Ss$ F FEs$i F ESfS F FEig F F,aS
WHO VIA 'p' TiRIItryG AND woyprrRul rEArs
UPON TIRE PLYING TEATEZF
THE YOUNG BEAUTIFUL. AND INTREPID
EQUESTRIAN AGIISrR
MISS LUCILLE MATsON,
nSS LUCILLE WA sOS.
IN Her GREAT SENSATION ACTi
EQUESTRIAN GYMsASTIC, AND ACnOBATIc
in YOyEL AND VARIED PERFORMANCES.
OLfMPIC THEATER. Begins at 8.
JAMES c adSD;; EVERY NIGHT
Triumphant suces.. Of the pe.lrs.
who appear, THIS EVENING AMI sATrRAY MATINEE Z. BE-.
GRYAT COMPANION PIECE TO PANCiOS. TnE LITTLE
BAREFOOT" ssgreT,sd By great cast u,,r,.v
Mr. W. COLLikk. nx1
Ns. c. Fox........... as.''..'''''.'.'''.'''hhAi
and LrTrLR BAREFOOT.
SATURDAY MATINEE LITTLg BAREFOOT
LITTLE BAREFOOT" MATINEE. SATURDAY.
"''''''' MR. Foxs NEW PAYroNIyE.
DARNEY WILLIAMS Broadway Theater.
ID LAST WEEK BUT oSg OF TIL BRILLIANT
ho FITS AND KyFhS FysxIsc AND M.rrs2E
CHARLES DICKENS and JOHN BGOrGaAIs
LITTLE NELL AND TIKI MA ch0ABNS
LOTTA ~ CHARACTER SONGS AND OPRRATlc SCENES
SATURDAY. Lisr LoTTA MATISEE gui ox&
DVANCE CARD.
n On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb Is. Mia OLIVE LOGAN
chs Dcd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
FOREIGN.

Paris morning paper contains an advertise
ment Of which the following IL !er I @ ~ osses
voune lady Of IS having moderate INCOME bnt posses
ting patent for new inventlOii' Nnos " ''i' s
neman of 65, well verscd IN CHEMISTRY
A Brussels journal states that petition dis-
s,ssed I'm the French Senate prayed the Imperial Gov
srD,neut 20 apply 20 the Belgium Government to remove
~ I'm snrmounting the mound which commemorate
ar hsfe Of Waterloo A. NJ Jules Bertin the deslRtl
~ fhe monument Of AmDorlx, proposes that te ln,
hon ~ sanguinary struggles shall lie replaced by
Colossal statue OF Peace, which. placed upon ia Ia
ard supported by all the nations of the world
true symbol OF the dearest aspirati0hsOf the
rcDtury and Of the reconciliation OF men ol a. of
Ga monument" as he says, Of the Holy AliiS snd
peoples united in the feeling Ol DrOtncI 10 he
civilization" voluntary subscription ~ pLnopo''1 "
started for the purpose Of carrying out tue iu'"
II has been gravely asserted by a Ihtcsed in
author that whenever Russian mas NJ snnment
England ne is always sentenced 10 IA days ab
while the thief is allowed 10 20 free. Yaot there
surd this assertion may SEEM there y, lat some wears
MAY be- some ground for H. III IL into operatOn
80 cout,in ~ n Russian Merchant vessel VIII han
Through Cheapsde had his poeket piche vas arrested
kerchef stolen. The supposed tIs 80 oonmifted for
and taken before magistrate lio We ,or 60 onncar
-, mi 4be witnesses had to be bound over 10 nPPVas
shat isv fortnight and give evidence lnS lol A. III
,zancc Il 10 appear forfeit AiVp 10 INC ~. -, o.
~ affected His vessel WAS 10 san next ia! tol
fir crow was on board, aud by the terms OI MS
Starter Marty ne must sail The magistrate hau 10
lie cond not try neither would he discharge me pr
ssa pussian must enter into the recogZdHce VI 10
.rs Tho Latter alternative he preferred Tor thch he
yners of the vessel would know he was not 10 Dihe
aod thus To prisOn sent On the Other manu. INC
friends Of the prisoner. alleging his innocence wen. pe
fore Judge ut Chambers and procured his nberaOn on
hill At the termination OF the II days the slttihEs
mt the Central Criminal Court were held. Inc nus
sian captain was brought mp in custody. the accthru
explanation, the Russian was discharged alter h"Nl"h
suffered IL DAYS Imprisonment.
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Srinting.

WIN EYERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton. ST.
w -STBAM JOB PRISTkks AID LABEL NANUPACrIE'
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lbT SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1861
COMMENCING JUNE ,. lot
Passenger Station New TweBtysevenhs and Fourth
ae. In,raLee on Twelt,scVen

TRAINS LE.vR NETWORK:
For New Haven Bridgeport 100 400 (Erl nOa m, ?l3
tEr). 80 (ir.), 3 Is 40. sud roO (fHl
M,El AtTAiier IA. bed SOUTH o and "edport hW ~
a. N ag5 AZ p. 49,. ...,,
100, 8O0 (Ex) o0l lid i2ls tEfD 1oo thLL
345 49, tx l. %. sOb (EE.l ?. M
For Dariei iOi. 800 H.O n as 40 80 pa -. 49,
Stamford It 400 (EK J. 80, Jl Rlo iEI I'D, 9W
(Erl a45 40 Tx J, 40. sd 60. 400 tEfl 7. .
For intermediate stations 1tO SEQ lo nj -I'
as 40. $50 so p m. -. $500,
Tor via Sprrgded, leo q. Oh 100 thrl HO
fur Boston via Share liuc. i2lS tLy.l, U p NJ 80.
Hartford Atd sprLgLe.d, 100 Eih lZ9 1~ tkLh Sco
-, ,o,. 4. ~
For Connscteut River Railroad leo Il l2lSp NJ to AoI
Tor ilafoI Prodenec and Pshk railroad 300 tEI) m AIS
M.
Por Haven HewLoDdon and stonngon Railroad at 400 NJ
- u.s. aOO HtO p M.
For Canal Rsioad. p Is r m. to Norhanpton.
For nous,onic RsiroaJ. $40 IA, $40 pm.
Nor Naugatuek RHilTo4. 3.cl a. ~. Or
Tor Danbgry sud Aorxah Railroad 40. 9Uca m. 4mPm
Ionuodous Sleeping Cars ATTACHED TO zoo y IA train
JAMks " HOlT Sap.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter Ar.
i rangemeu,-Chauge ~ Time-Lrave Janrs-p: Mall
Gr-eupo and sl vs,ststens connecting At hnee, WITH
and III war stations m irsn for River Head
Glrn and all xsyststops p
passenger train aud for North p saar
ds only.
Train leaves Hunters Pont at 9l3 ar at
IIuLters Point 4.iO To ta.e effect Nov 1907
4 u Sinner
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nt6 Qualifications
A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITH0GRAP CO
IN OFFICE HERALD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
A BOOK FOR ST. VALENTINE DAY.
THE LOVERS DICTIONARY.

THE LOWERS DICIIONAI1.
A POLITICAL TREASURY or LOVERS THOUGHTS, FANClES'
ADDRESSES AND DILEMMAS IndIed With nearly Ten Thousand
References Dictionary Compliments and Guide TO the Study OF the
Tender Science Pos, 8vo Cloth 50 50; GIT Edges, 81 rs
bappyebep and numerous collection Of love poems from '
suhors bur make lexicon Of oomph
en they wish pages Whist lover cannot find the where
with 10 express passion Who shall unsAtsed saying there
D. not enough i-[Sprpsfeld Republican
The volume evidently edited With great the eomprshn
ave index alone implying great de. Of intelligent aOOr-B0''oa
Transcript
This termed unique We bave few collections OF The
poetry Of the affections prepared for instantaneous reference
The Dictionary portion yersbe novelty and We can well sup
nose will be udousy consulted b. that hsIPy unhappy that bes
.sbes class for whom especially compiled Post
choice wppouYg o! tie pure aud beautiful love EragN
Evening Gazette.
rS HARPER DBOTHERS CH sSad The ADORE Work ~ Mdi1
- SlnL.so cl.nfn ~
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fnrnitur,.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID ,.u,st,i Manufacture Also solid Chusrut and Walnut Chin
Ter Suiss plan and srnsEeuta at H. FAEhAOloAs Ne Soo
(Aaai,L opposite Wooster. BGahishsd si3
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RRISTUL LINE.
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been withdraw
for w order 10 t aud rlosste hm tie line will he
covered by the st a.d setnown ght pr.pers bEfs and
DORIS which will make their trips will be
delivered with prompness ana dispatch
H. 0. BRIGGS General Manager
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professional noiirs.
Y,sal Notitts.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-REU-
n BEN W IowEs. STEPHEN HYATT Lander w. TOM
s I6WhS r"mpips the ira Of ioue, su Co., Pnrf
FAY Of s ,Ys sum m,
defendant You ,,s 20 1I asrs s. ,a'' s * fp
tupra Coa. County Of New York 1t ~. ohr Ci Ila Ciy Of
M s to 5 . o %e 3d. Si Rers nr city Sswot
DAY, amer srirs Of IN. summon. on yo exc nsys
toe pauiG, i1. act 90 will tale jadnsS,
doa With hundred and ta.atniue 5olar' par
,bso % spu.y w. s. Ard H% ., Of a ana ,
ssh. hu9 ID ; AMI I1is HYATT PSa.
IN th hSyy sG" ON T w. s a Of fss ar III ERIK Of
re @ """" BAEInw HYATT Pl,ntt.' Az
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT; City and
Go w TNpoS wI 1Iy fS1s
HYRY MAiiRR and WILLIAM SMITH def for
demand on % not .yr a n%mon. y" snd Gu to
the complain. n . .c'ou Shsh s NE ~, sd
.",rrIsT q, 80 ), wa. il ''i ci, s in S,9 :,
ssb service ron said cTpsir, within the tps
lie a q IuSdrsd .ld aI Dollar, ,pi ,seT,os &C. 81.
nS ,ns % ,ss b,s. The cost. and
iioS"p'isi inaay W q RIDDLE PlaAtf' Attorneys, No.
i in hi. dolly d il the al, one. e
the City ard County 81 NewiOrs the rite NeS
FsiasSTw raai. Attorney
SUPREMES G0TRTGy S Sgd cG%gty of
p q BE pas ne a 1I,e 10. Of 30 J.,r od ssF he
Referee sppon.d in ard by said Judgment will I'll public auction a.
No III broadway. Nrniok CITY on The
lh ay February 1863 at IL oeloek throngh Tnass Ve
al those three certain LOTS Of LAND st
situated bing ard being 10 the Twelfth
Cts Of NewYi, and Known on map Of proper
Talns oppe dsceasrd Ainafd in the I've TN
ward II the City of Newiork sureyel by Bhgts a sur
ll by the number i ~ md 9 each OF
,ad M hing terutyrse l,t nries IN sdi font sni
AMI Hundred length each she and
follows. ksier. IN front by the
Srrnn Nohrr by drawn parallel to Eighty srri
e souhery terrfom' Westerly by me
irsn parallel line Of rad Second Ayenre distance
III hundred fc. eight inches westerly ihron ana soh
81 b line d wn noery line Of Eshiythr ri street
Al the sy,ni, feet inches r"rhery thron ="
gesr the second Avenue IN foat ~ d lots NSch
sail asy Re keT opsn public hshNay ad sel
Dated New-Yofk, Feb ,, 1868. ... - ,,,,.,,,.,, p
ID "a c,n,,yp PIT. A,tr No 3wNAF
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

SPECIMEN OF THE PROPOSED In
TERNATIohAL COMA specimen of
the proposed international coin of
twenty five francs, recently struck by
the government of France, was pre-
sented on Tuesday to the President,
through Mr.. Samuel B. Rugg|es, del
egate of the United States to the 10.
ternational Monetary Conference, and
who has inst returned from Paris
The new coin is twenty four MILNE,
tres IN diameter, very slightly exceed
ing that Of the present half eagle of
the United States and the sovereign
of Great Britain. 1t bears on its OBJ
verse the conjoint inscription, give
enthusiastically five francs" and is a
type Of the proposed monetary union
of the three nations. If adopted BY
the government Of the United States
and Great Britain, this international
coin, bearing the denomination and
the emblems of the respective nations,
will circulate side by side in perfect
equality, and without impeachment,
throughout the world. National IN
telligencer.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

s9r In his Ledger story, Dickens
assumes the position that first i'm
pressions, based on the first sight of
face, usually prove correct, though
they may for time be explained
away, if unfavorable, by the tact of
the person SO judged. He also says
in relation to another kindred matter +;
II have known vast quantity OF
nonsense talked about bad men not
looking you in the face. Don't trust
that conventional idea. Dishonesty
will stare honesty out of counte-
nance, any day in the week, if there
is anything to be got by it,
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BATON ROUGE:
THURSDAY ::::::::::::::::: ::JAN. Q, 1868.

u Robert M. Lusher, our wor-
thy State Superintendent of Educa-
ton, has received a circular from
Henry Barnard, Commissioner Of
Education under an act of Congress
passed in March last. Mr.. Barnard
solicits information relative to every
educational institution within the
limits of Louisiana, and to obtain
this Mr.. Lusher asks the aid and CO.
operation Of teachers throughout the
State.-NeU Orleans Times.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable Plantation in the Manchac
n region, in this Parish. containing 26O ar
penis OF LAND-about 1870 or 40 OF which are
cleared and well improved Among the improve
ments are good Dwelling House, Gin House,
out buildings. &c. The place i, abundantly p,
piled with good water and is IN Of the healthi-
est localities in the State
For further particulars as to terms, &c, apply
at this office pnvT
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on the Plank
n Road, near Whites Bayou, containing one
baAdred and fifty. eight u 100 acres Of Lard to-
eetber with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of good Dwelling, out
houses, Corn House, Kitchen &c , and about (2t,
twenty acres cleared and under fence hlso, will
be sold with the place if desired, % seven head
Cattle and az seventeen head Of hogs; also, II
small lot of Gcrn and Fodder
For terms and further particulars, apply on the
premises to GILBERT BABIN, or to H. v
BABIN, in town. GILBERT BABIN,
deco Administrative
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
AN EPITAPIf.

Here lies the bones Of Roger Norton,
Whose sudden death was oddly brought on;
Trying one day his corns to NOW OFT,
His razor slipped and cut his toe off,
The toe then took 70 Notifying,
Which was the cause of Roger dying.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

I6r Of ninety-four Romans whose
epitaphs were gathered in Constan-
tine, eighteen were above eighty years
old-one was one hundred and eleven,
and another ond hundred and FIVE,
whose father erected his tombstone.
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FOR RI. Mt

A HANDSOME and commodous resi- -
IA dence, eligibly Situated on AfIica h,.:i
street, adjoining that of DR.. A III. Mears .4a....A
The residence is very conveniently arranged Tor
comfort, having fire place and gas fixtures Ia
each room-a fine yard, excellent water, &c.
FOR particulars as to terms, etc apply to
dec3l II. V. BABIN
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
20 boxes genuine German Soap,
10 :. Star Candles.
barrels extra White Coal Oil,
10 :. fine large Peach Blow Potatoes
New Crop open ksttle Sugar,
gs Prime iio Coffee,
barre Choice q 3den Syrnp-new.
25 barrels Extra Family Flour,
2 :. New Crop Pecans.
barrels New Crop Raisins,
! frkin Choice Goshen butter,
8 tubs ;. :. :.
5 boxes Fresh-baked Cream Crackers,
barrel Water Wafers-Fancy.
;. Cranberries,
10 :. Mess Pork.
Dealers and families supplied with good goods
at moderate rates for ready cash.
nov23 JOSHUA BEAL
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

StTOLEN from the residence # the under sir ue q.
- on Friday night, the goth o. November a
CHtSNUT SOREEL HORSE, heavy set heavy
name and tail very round rump, white star in tn
forehead and two hind feet white up to the fore
locks, branded ~. s." Fifty dollars will be paid
fer delivery Of the horse to me IN Baton RouLe,
and fifty dollars Tor the apprehension and con.
vict on OF the thief
dec5 GEORGE A PIKE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
FOR RENT,

INHE UNDERSIGNED offers for rent the 49,
L well known stand of the late /. Schun- N4!::::i
brondt, on the Com, te Road near Magno Msi.l
liza Cemetery. 1t is a comfortable dwelling ana a
good business stand. For particulars, apply on
the premises.
dec3l-3ts WILLIAM MILLER
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02

CUNDRIES, SUNDRIES.
5 bags choice Rio COFFEE,
barrels Louisiana sugar,
barrels choice Motasaes,
barrels Cider Vinegar,
barrels soda Crackers,
Kegs ItiCarb soda,
boxes Bi-Garb. sofa,
3 boxes Wins,
baskets Sweet Oil,
DO pouGds as orted Smoking Tobacco,
5 boxes Foxes starch,
chests Rack and Green Tea,
! barrel Table Salt,
Pepper, spice and Nutmegs.
The above enumerated articles-good and at
reasonable rates, for sale by
octl7 RANDOLPH & BATES
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
NOTICE.

k'ROM after this date, a competent Druggist
l. will be on hand at all hours OF the night ~
the Drug Store of J. JAsTR rAlSki On Third
street, and at the store OF J JAsTkEMSkI Il
BfO., corner of Africa and st. ferdinand street.,
BATON ROUGE October It'll, 1861
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
FOR RENT.

TNHREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the L.
l. Peoples Store, opposite he Bank, Third E.::
street. For particulars apply at the
stptl7 PEOPLES STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
WANTS-FOR RENT, ETC.
TEACHER WANTED.

4 GOOD situation Tor a good male teacher may
II be had on application at this office The
school is in one of the best country neghbor-
hoods in the parish. Apply early. d-c3I
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to me are hereby no.
"A tilted to come forward before the LIST of Jan.
uary next, and settle their accounts to save mo-
ney and trouble. dec5I J. KUHN
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
CORN sHELLER FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale one good secondhand Corn
l. sheller-Price, twelve dollars cash
noVl9 JOSHUA REAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
Old Gold and Silver Wanted,

T AM PAYING the highest price for old Colo
l. and Silver. E. FENDLER,
Jan5l Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-02
For SALE.

= HAVE on hand and for
j. sale, Light Four-Horse E.-3531-55sgSs
Wagon, (almost new). Price ESt TF1
very low. 1sMnE&zzasxlSS11ssa-Xa
dec5 WILLIAM GanI9