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EVENING STAR.
LATE IEIEGRAMS Ac

The troops IN Arizona recently attacked an
Indian camp, aud killed seventeen savagss and
wounded forty. quantity of arms and pro
visions and several mules were captured fro,n
the Indians = large party of Indians attac kad
PACK tram near Prescott, killed three men
captured lot Of rifles, pistols, and anmuni
ton, and drove OF the animals
1t IS reported that a large number of films
ters have recently sailed from New York and
New Orleans for Cuba. fully armed ItissIso
asserted. by those in the interest of the roova
rent. that IN less than three weeks 10 g01 mon
VIII have been lar dsd On the sland A sparIal
the expedition ~
The Alabama Senate is engaged in discussing
ku hluN bills. and the House IS Considering
rev, Venue bills and bills regulating the cellec-
non OF debts. The House has passed a bin re-
pssilng all laws ,7hich prohibit the marriage
u bIaC ks and whites.
On Sunday last, near Creayerstown. Fred.
,lNh county. Md, a daughter of Mr.. JOAN
daughter of DR.. 7. W. Muller They vrare
paying together WITH pistol, which was nor
Known to be loaded
The National Board of Trade held ia pra.
hruinaIy session IN Cincinnati yesterday Re-
ing called to order By Wee President jobn A
GaDo, Fred Frsley. OF Philadelphia Chairman
OF me former meeting, was elected President
One Of the Republican Presidential s,ac,o,
OF Sonth carolina having resigned on arcoBn
OF disc UaiT cation under the fourteenth amend
meEi, wilson Cook. a cOlOred man, mas ban
NHOS'h " h4i me vacancy.
"A large meeting was held at Recalling. pa
deSnay evening, TO devise means 10 establish
lTre reading rooms for youEg men and me-
present. "
The New Englard Conference of Universal
us met IN Springfield, Mass, last evening
Ihe opening sermon was preached by Rev r
4. BOlles. of Portland, Maine The session
continues TWO days.
The South Carolina State Senate decided
Yesterday hat IL had no authority to elect a
JleuteDart Governor in placesof Boozar re-
slsneu- out that the election must he by the
people
Six Of the Rhode Island and Greenport Fish,
Ing Company : cat boats, loaded with fish, were
sunk near The eapes on Monday night; One
man was lost.
sullivan, who was removed from the Conn.,
MISSION Of the Peace in Ireland fo- alleged
sympathy with FeDia1ism, has been elected
Mayor of Cork.
Augusta Evans, the well-knovn Southern
Suthortss, was married in Mobile, Tuesday
night, 70 l. Vi. Wilson. President of the ii ob,le
and Montgomery railroad
Sidney VI. DIN, OF Shaftsburg. Conn, cut his
throat tuesday, morning. Cause unknown
Disrasl mas gone to Windsor to tender the
resignation OF the Ministry.
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~NIke MCCOO!e VIE " ont Let him FOL
low LIS Old pTCt.ss On, and ne now runs a.
second mat Of a Mississippi steamer.
STE- Weldon ~. c. News says that exc
cutiCns are issuing IN that neighborhOOd by
the dOZ-I, AZ sales made al little notice for al
most nothing.
S-An earnest effort IS making in Troy, "
" TO secure 10 the women members OF the
Young Men : Association OF that city The rIghI
Of voting a. an ensuing election.
RIA hrtle dan ghteT of Mr.. John W. Brown,
OF NinCeHtCwn, n. J., was attacked by u game
cock recently. and picked SO severely that LOCK-
Jaw SCI Il and resulted il her death.
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~on the night of November Laurent
Jackson. Dale, aged twenty-six, stole into
The chamber OF Racnel Mcdonald, aged four
teen, brew OUT Eer brsins and then his own
be loved ard sought 10 marry her. She dis
cOur0geG the suit, and he committed the deed
an the frenzy OF disappointed love. Rae hae
Is said 10 have beea n chIrmIng girl of swee.
and gentle dIspOsIt.oa.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EEWARD-Lost, 8 bald cow no horns:
CC one small teat; several Sits in the ears The
above reward will DO paid If returned to d X AIN
Lincoln street near Georgetown Coll, &c. de 81
CST-S3 REWARD-Yesterday.a small vel
II low Scotch IAR2IER The finder will receiv
The above reward on returnin him to IS Ii st &,
between l7th and 18th. IT.
GlA REWARD-Strayed or stolen from nv
CIV premises, corner Of @ and 81 streets east
awhtte end red COW. The above req ard will be
'" de = ao n. - return 10 me. Kfr>rv
/ OST-A BhoWN cow. rather old; white tack
d \ and breast. other marks not remembered Tie
Hinder W III be literally rewarded by returning her
or for information which will lead to Der recovery
BENZ. DARBI,
oe Z-5t "a ater street, Georgetown.
SIoLEN-From the wharf at the foot of the
~ Navy Yard Bridge, four cared square stern,
r"uno bottom BOAT. painted black on the out
side. and lead color the inside. A liberal re-
ward viii Re given for her safe return, any in
formation that may lean tn tn detection II the
thief. WN -TCHINSOy
de 2 go Foot of NAVY Yard bridge
II OST-On the Seth ut, ct or near the Post Of
d nee, $40. The finder will be suitably re
warded upon returning the money TO 393 9Th at
between q AID h. del3t'
STRAYED INTO MY YARD-On the Eth alt 81,
~ Briloled cow. The owner will please PR so
property, pay charges, and take her away Nm
BSOTH, Grant avenue, between 18th anu h SITS
west. del 3t-
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M SRRIEU.

SEjFE-FLEURY. At the residence of the
Iri5e. nu the u instant. by tie Rey. Mr. Lewis.
FlRCh SECFE, e ChilIic0fhe. Ohio, 10 S
TILE IL l iSA FLEUkY Of this city.
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STOVES. &c.

<4s PREPARE FOR WINTER.
Kefairs for al kinds and sizes OF -
Ey STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES-
~ can be found al BOYD'S STOVE and ~
HARD" ARE, i7S9h street. Bring name spo
nuhibef OF stove, Old stoves taken In part pay,fsI
new ones ROBERT BOYD, II eth, bet sno
y streets. se5 -srns
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TN.MORROW.

by COOPER LATIMEa. suctioneer.
- Lac Jerks vim Jas; 9; MeG1iLs %;
street. star Once Building.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEARLYN EW
HoUsEHoLD tSRNiTuRE AT AUCTION.
"a on FRIDAY MeRNING, December the
late 3. u. Savage, No. sol X street north,
tbetween am and 9Th streets, 1 shall sell the
One frtnch Plate Mirror. with Ma-tIe-top Table
Walnut Parlor suite (u pholstered in br-eateils,
-Four Walnut Chairs, % pholstrred 10 bise req,
walnut Msrbietop Chamber Suite
II air and Dusk Mattresses
Feather Rolsters and Pillows
ssrs sd By snd iDsrsan ccs,Pe
Extension Dining Table, sideboari
Pae pnnF fSE and ts s06sn.
Crookery and Glassware
coohng s stCye eS snd t h%a,s ~
Tin Safe. Wood and Goal
An extensive assortment If Kitchen Furniture.
il SAVAGE. 4ls;ratsr.
&c ldSds COOPER x LATImsG, AGcts.
llY GREEN VILLAS,
ID Auctioneers and heal kstste Brokers,
No. sac, southeast corner 9Th and streets
TUE MOST EXTENSIVE sTcOK OF HARD
EAEkh An tASGiCgLT9ktE iaPL Is NJ
TRfcT or GoLgMBik; ~ kdSTI6S. p
On Ri fs ZIP a. IT, tie sGtf in:t: ant
- store OF ,. P. Bartholow, ssq., OBJ
1sSa . Sn 1 the ssn
mencing at 10 o'clock a m, and cont oue Il ON day
day sS f sS
tQ,ai Implement. ever Offered for sale IN toe city
OF the most superior quaity ana srssts.. variety,
VI dee n II unnecessary 70 enumer&5s.
nols-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Acts.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID ssctioneers AID Eea. Estate Brokers,
No.S26 southeast corner ~ and L streets
FOUR VALUABLE BUILDlsg LOTS, FRONT.
AND sTnEETs S3KTH, ar aucfi0E.N ="
ON FRIDAY, the 4th day Of December next, at {
No q IS s. and Of wiltseretr t9ta -
square No ti2; being COED bEiillHg froAt ami
This property IL valuable TO say one wishing q
boy fer al Investment. Title good.
months, fo- notes bearing interest srd secured BY
deed Of trust on the premises an soESeyaneins
SO down on each lot When selt u
Rl ,TFEtLEB Co, h1stiOneeTs, :.
opposite seston House.
TRUsTEEs SALE or LOTS IN UNIoNrowN,
By virtue Of . deed Of y f r. dated 10Th Sorsn.
Der, 1851, recorded in Liber x q. No =. folio
ton C county D. o. snail osr for t sale. a. paS
lie auction the premises To the hi CHEST bidder
70. in Unie ntosn, District Of 6oiumbia. A'' D.
moniEs from the day OF sale for which the ps sln
chsser's note will be reqyired, bearing interes,
from the day Of ssle, and secured by deed Of trust
on the pre- misses. All Conveys ncing and stamps
purchasers cost. $50 down on the day of sale.
no 2c-,w J. b. wAEkLER L 90. Auot..
TO HE TOYS AND FANCY GOODS DEAL
ELS.
/ sam. SAMeTAG, Auctioneer and Commission
Merchant, has received a large assortment Of
China and Wooden TOYS
Also. large ots of Fancy Goods. Ribbons, Vel
vets Flowers and Hosiery, and Will sell the same
TO the trade en- FRIDAY, the an Instant, With
ont reserve.
de22t B. sAmsTAG, Agent.
VlTAI.NTT CAkyEp GOODS.
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u RICE IS CENTS.
SENT skaLsD BY POST.
MANHOOD

One Kyaf-si ant fry foVrlh Editior OF this
nez ms IDEAL pAmp hlet, revised aud lust publ,sb.d
By the author, Or. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause aud cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases OF youth AID manhood. liz
gives clear synopsis Of tie impodimsGts 20 mar
riage, and the remedies therefor
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. s., NORTH
CHhkLks STREET, BALTIMORE, ND
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WOOD AND coal.

WILLIAMS & DOLLY,
w NEW COAL AND WOOD DEPOT.
49, corner south II and First street east
All kinds of Red and w hite Ash Coal, Pine, Oak
eBo hickory Wood, kept constantly on hand. Or
ders may be left at tie Real Estate Office of ] b
ArrisOL. delIuE
I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON GEEEN'S
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
G., or with
o. sroRRS d co, corner 18th and r, Wasn
u. BAILEY CO., corner 9TH and r;
u. TEAUrNAN, III Pa. avenue, between -9th
and D IN streets.
J.J. BceUE- corner Bridge end high, 9sors.
town. ivrS sgr.
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VALNUT CAkyED GOODS.
PAgJoR BRACKETS, BOOK BACKS. OVAL
AND SOFA RE FRa@Es of difereut sizes
Aieo BLACK WALNUT REVERSIBLE STEP
LADpEKS Kvrry Holsekeeper should have one
Al l.. j. ROTHhOCKB
4s2 Seventh s.rest
no 10 -eo3w opposite Patent Qfice,
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EJiTaoiS rom aerte.os Of his Wo-k cow -1Sn,..
from TIC year 1850.
MANHOOD. BY DR. CURTrs.-In this arc NJ pra-
tens,9n, when he sriyi.eses Of the true are CON
dihcult 10 afford the Sufferer from uervous debtf-
y; TIE Gnerring means OF Judgment where to seek
tie difficulty. Their experience ard reputation in
tue tresin nt Of these painful diseases are the pa
fients EuST&EtY, and we'll deserve for the xork
Its immense circGis ..on.-Era.
y@nth and Ole age. IL IL a medical pubiicati N,
ably written, ans deveiores the treaf.p-ut a. |.
class q painful uaiacie-, which nave too long
tetn the Er.g - thH lLiterGs9 AID Designing :
United StTrtos GGzsfte.
CURTIs on MANHo0D.-I. doVelopes the fearfu,
shosle ON which o laTgs proportion u l.map 80
piuess Is wrecked, I'D furnishes a c hart b. ws,h
acountry would il be i'd its Youth rut int 49,
tice be philAathTopic ma scientific rBaVins hrs
laid down cause OF matrimonial "a .e-V - ghS
then lie bsnlshed from our ;sBd an ~. rs,,e ~
tie eleTvste be succeeded by r.aewSl ~ IN,
hardy, rigorous spirits of the 0ldea time -Cs,n.s.
cls.
CURTIS on MssHcoD-This Is really vsIuabl.
work for pointing out the diseases ros q aiEs from
excuses, the evils OF which manifest in eyerg
insane asy ur 10 lees ths an in the shsttsr.e con-
stitutiOn of those tndulgEg II will do much to
rreyeat the vice which, by lite prevalence among
tLe DUNG. Las GO much intEence on the present, -
On tbs future vel being Of maay.-Hsra.d.
DR. CURrrs's work. entitled Manhood 70 o,a a.
the few BOOKS before the public or sqca =
subject which can isg Claim TO the character of .s-
ing strictly profess0 pai, at the time that IL il
snd ed.csl pFscspts SiveE II il render Il inyalu-
sbie.-Masstt.
CURTIS on NANHoop.-This is truly a vain Alba
woEk, and should De in tie haads Of young snd
combined With his twenty yeSrs' esSsrieIss =;
medical referee II the t-eatms at OF nervous debl-
which this popular and ably writtsI ued,es ,rs.s1
ise o a. obsaiLeo.-SsndaH TtNss.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
L b. GOLDSIEJN & 90,
LICENSED PAWNBR0kERS,
~ EOUR-AND-A-BALF STREET W1sts
near Pennsylvaufa avenue.
Ofers she highest cash advances on al k,ujs
neTchandise, t. any amount and fJT any -
time desired 1T reason able rates.
Interest on large sums greatly reducsd. % ~
Business strictly confdehtisl.
Geocs bought for oasn and sold as prfvsts sAis.
A4l.ly
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
RI GREEN WILLIAMS;


llY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
CBANCHRY sALK or DESIRABLE PROP.
Nkh 1ln on lara STREET WEST BKrsHks
BY .virtue Of [. decree passed ~ the suprene
Scu,t cf'he Isstrist Of Columbi. 10 Equity cause
i S vi. I'll 81 @ H. nf
cember. ISIS, at 4 eiock m, Lot numbered A,
10 the subdivision Of let numberei si.tee. ls.l IA
Square numbered two hundred and eighty one,
t.s. as the same 10 designated and dist suisbai
Sn he Plan or 5ss Of 'hs city q ,,s
running back one hundred and nifty five lss, feet
one emo halt ~. inch.e, t. 9 81 foot al e,, aud
The mpIoTemeSts eoos,.ioi atso ,stOr Fran.
DIV cling Hoase, coutsisinE nine 80 rooms, vita
Tern. . sale One third cash, and tn. balance
At sir and twelve months. for which the potes Of
terest from The day Of sale, sill be required All
conveyarcfse and revenue stamps at tue cost of
1Se required s 1u Gs Sus a. the @ Of
sale. And ~ the terms OF sale are not COMPLIED
reserves the night 10 resel the premise At tue risk
and oo.t OF the ssfsuitius purchsser by aiv-r.
j BRIGHT. Trustee.
GREEN a WILLIAMS,
no sd tkxpress.l Auctioneers.
RY WILLIAM WALL 4 CO., Aucts.,
- Stores 3 and sI1,
CHAECERY SALE oEvALUABLE IMPROVED
ANe UNEMPLOYED BkaL ESTATE IN
Tux C0kkkk OF u sTREEr NORTH AND
22D STREET WEST, WASHINGTON CIlf.
a. BY virtue OF decree duly pass-d an toe
"a: Chaneery cause of Barbour vs. Morgan ct ~
"a No. III Uhancery docket No q! the supreme
Court of the pistTict 81 NouU hia the Subscribers
es Trr stees, will, on THURSDAY. the 81 day Of
December, A. ID. ISIS, st4 o'clock .. m offer for
sale, At public suction. on the premises, certain
zeal estate ia Washington city, OF the District ~
Columbia being lct ten 40 In square seventy
seven az with all tue improvements ani appGr-
teDaDces to the same belonging, said improve
ments consisting IL fine three story Brick Rouse
suitable portion OF the unm proved part Of said
property viii be soii separately from the I'm proved
portion If desired
Terms Of sale: One third cash; bslsnce n six and
twelve months. tn be securej by notes bearing III
terest. No deed gwen till all purchase pney IL
paid. Stampe and convey ancing ct purchaser 3
cost. $3.50 to be paid at the fall Of the hammer.
Unless compliance With the terms Of sale are
made within six days after day Of sale. a resale
will De bad At the risk and cost Of the default
ing purcha
JOHN ENNIS,
CHARLES NJ BATTHFWs,
Trustees.
no N3taw2w W l.. WALL co Aucts
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PAWNBROKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1892.
HRRZBEEGS LOAN CEEICE,
351 NORTH q STREET,
between ~ and 9Th streete. Immediately IN rear
National Hotel. -
- Highest advances made. Strictly conhdeu.
Il ~ -si
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&C LBERTD CRACKERg Genuine
n FRESH HOTHY-receivinG weekly
KEGLIsH PICKLES AND sAUOf0
N. w. BUROHlLL.
Corner Fourteenth and stree{a
Under Ebbftt Homo
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"IbAIAM GUIhANb,
w DEALHRLN
COAL, WOOD. LINE, CEmxEr, as
Central Office. No. 81 Eouisian sysnue, hetv 90.
Gth and 18th streets west Branch Yard, cOrnsr y!
street esst end street souTh Wharf and SteAra
Saw Mil foot OF 81 street east. large Wharf ACCOM-
modetions for loading snd unloading vessels ard
storing goods. COAL by tire cargo 1t Philateiphis
prices. ieIl-IY
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DR.. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases n
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPEB
MAToBRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses OF the natural functions at bus resideposl
No. 81 NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALrI-
MORE, where al communications should DO Cd
dressed.
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ENGLIsR AND EUROPEAN Skws.

1.-THE MaiL;''
PAPER containing the news, the principal lead
ers well digested summary, an all inter-
estinr matter from 7hs Itr1ss.
The Newspaper k;th.rto Known as the E-ssfse
etors of Tse Tirq.s. Ie Now published twioe =
Neel under the title OF
1.-THE MAIL"
~ the Price OF Threepepce per cory 80 heretofore
or I'd We X, post free.
The DAYS q bic alton VIII be Tuesday and Hrs-
Gay, ana each paper will contain the nevs and aIl
matters Of interest appearing in the three pre-
viCus numbers Of Tke Timss, which will thus b
rendered available, in q cheap And convenient
form, fer persons residing abroad or in the oolo-
niee.
Subscribers can obtain "TRE MALI through
Newspaper Agents, OF may have it from the Pub
Usher, on payment, st Printing House SQaAr0,
london. yl5-lsAlem Nv
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-kY }. B. WHEELER & CO., AGctioEeers,
- No. oil Louisiana ave-, bet 6,n Saa 7th ~
OPP Dsite Seaton House.
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TO 1HE TOYS AMP FANCY GOODS DEAL
SAN sAMeTAG, Auctioneer and Commission
Merchant, has received q large assortment OF
Also. large ots of Fancy Goods. Ribbons, Vel
to the trade On FRIDAY, the 4th instant, with
de2st 8. sAMsTAG, Agent.
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pY COOPER & LATIMEa. auctioneers
ID Late clerks with Jas. q. hc(i1ire a 90 }
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave- and Ili
street. Star Once Building
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RYJ.B WHILE CO.. AucIiop.sr,-
~ No 81 La ave. hot. 9Th and 7th ,tr-~ss
Spposite SeAton House.

nY SkEEN WILLIAMS
ID AeCtion@ers sud Heal Estate RroSet-
No. $40, Southeast oSruer 5,h sud y stress.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-28
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
JORDAN's SUGAR CLARIFYER.

THIS MACHINE eminenty combines simple
L city, cheapness, perfection and durability.
No vacuum process used. So simple as to be
worked by boy fifteen years ola. 1t cannot
easily become disarranged, and is pronounced
perfection by those who have seen 1t in opera
ton. 1he patentee will erect his machinery on
any plantation in Louisiana on convenient
terms, and will sell patent rights to individuals
or States by reference to his Agents as below:
The SuIphurous Gas can be increased or dimin-
ished, as the nature of the case may require
In the cane Juice. 1t has proved perfect sue
cess on the plantations Of T. W. Picott, Parish of
St. John the Baptiste, near Bonnet Care, La,
and the Sugar and Molasses (also resembled the
Golden Syrup,) was sold at the highest market
prices by MIR. Edward Shift, merchant, No 1913
Common street, New Orleans. The following
planters of the Parish Of st John the Bapiste,
Ia, have used this superior machine, viz: II.
Moissonet, Louis Lukes N enry q. story, St. Ber-
nard Parish, La. See certificate.
This Machine is very suitable for Molasses,
making 1t equal to Golden Syrup. Patents to
States Territories individuals, can be oil tanned
by letter, or personally, to
H G.. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, corner st. Charles St.,
New Orleans, La.
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SHERIFF'S SALES, ETC.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU-
dicial District Court-Parsh Of East
Baton Rouge-Samuel p. Greves vs.. j..
g. Charlotte --No. 15l1.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and
- sale issued in the above suit and di-
rected to the Sheriff Of said Parish, from
the Honorable Court aforesaid, / have
seized and will expose to public sale in
front Of the Court House door of said Par
ish, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the LIST day of February, 1865,
at II o'clock, A. M i. of said day, all the
right, title, interest and claim of the de-
PENDANT, in and to the following described
m ortgaged property, now in the possession
of James Pyburn, to- wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR
PLANTATION, situate lying and being
in this Parish, at about three miles from
the city of Baton Rouge, on the Clay Gut
Road, containing Three Hundred and Fiji
teen acres, more or less, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon and there
unto belonging, bounded on the North by
lands> formerly belonging to E. Beaure-
gard, East by lands of John Bacon South
by lands Of Sharp d Vail, and West by
Joseph Bernard.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
Of Judgment, interest and cost claimed
herein.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, with the benefit
OF apprasement.
ED. D. CHEATHAM,
dec3l Deputy Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISlANA-FIFTH JU-
dical District Court-Parish of East Fe-
liciana-In the Matter Of the Succession
of Winfield S. Guy, deceased-N 1920.
DY VIRTUE Of a commission issued
II in the above succession and directed
to the Sheriff Of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, from the Honorable Court atore
said, will expose to public sale in front
o. the Court House door of said Parish, in
the city Of Baton Rouge, Oh
Saturday, the list day of February. 1868,
at Ii o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property to- wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR
PLANTATION, situated in the Parish of
East Baton Rouge on Wards Creek, four
teen miles from the city of Baton Rouge,
containing Four Hundred and Eighty
(4S0) arpents, more or less, bounded on
the North by lands of DR.. Burlington and
Wards Creek, and West by those Of Curt
ley and public lands, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms OF SALE Cash, aud according to
law.
Sold to pay the debts of said succession.
ED. ID. CHEATHAM,
dec3l Deputy Sheriff.
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DENTAL MATERIALS.

A A. YEKWEATHER, New Orleans Den.
IA. tai Depot, 80 St. Charles street. Estab.
li<hed 1855 mar7-v
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NOW in store Balmoral, Cracknel, Soda. Pic
~ Nc and Cream Crackers-all fresh baked
prices moderate (oct29) JOSHUA BEAL
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFT JU-
dicial District Court-Parish of East
Baton Rouge-H. W. Greble, A gent, VS..
f. NJ. Hcreford-No. l443.
IpI VIRTUE of a writ of IT, ta. issued
fD in the above mum bered and entitled
suit, and to me directed from the Honora-
ble!Court aforesaid, have seized and Will
expose to public sale, at the Court House
door of said Parish, on
Saturday, the LIST day of February, 1865,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, Of said day the fol-
lowing described property to- wit:
ONE BALE OF COTTON, weighing
400 pounds, more or less.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of
Judgment, interest and cost claimed herein
TERMS OF SALE Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement
ED. d. CHEATHAM.
jan21 Deputy Sheriff.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

New Orleans, La, April 20, 1867.
W A. Jordan, Esq:
DEAR SIR-You have received a patent from
the United States for bleaching and clarifying
cane juice by the fumes of sulphur, ard an ad-
vertisement. signed by me, ha wing appeared in
the New Orleans Picayune, April IL, will state
that your patent is no infringement on my pat
ent for the apple ttion Of sulphurous gas for def
coating and clarifying cane juice.
Il. A. STEWART.
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COAH, IT,,

ENXTRA White Non-explosiye Coal Oil, on draft
H and in five gallon tins, for sale at
deci2 JOSHUA BEAL
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APPLES
WALKING CANES

T ,OCAL and country dealers suppliedwith goot
IL Rio Coffee at moderate prices by
dec5 JOSHUA BEAL