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TfIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON the twcn-
i ty-ninih day of June a. ID. ISIS, Warrant in
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the Estate of
Charles l.. DeLaittre, OF Ellsworth in the County
of Hancock and State of Maine, who mas been ;tti-
payment of any debts and delivery ofany property
belonging to uch Bankrupt, to him, or for his
tls e. and the transfer OF any rty by him are
forbidden by law that a meeting of the creditors
of tn. said Bankrupt, prove their Debts, and to
choose ol moIe Ass ignecs OF his estate, Will
be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Ellsworth, in The District OF Maine. before Peter
Thachcr, Register on the thirty first day of July,
A. D. ISIS, at O'clock, a. M at the office of Lu-
gene Hale, Esq. z-
JOHN ID. HOPKINS,
u. S. Deputy Marshal as Mes sscnscr,
3w25 District of Maine.
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State OF ,iaine.

Headquarters ApJrTtNT GENERALS OFFICE,
Augusta, JUNO 18th, ISIS.
An Act authorizing a testimonial Of honor to be
prepared and presented to all honorably dts.
charged soldiers, who s,rv,d i'll the War Of ioji
and 10 widows OF next in kin ot such as have
deceased, approved February 2Hh, lSdS.
BE Il Ei.tcked hy the Senate and House of Repre- :
S2ttlticeS ia Legislature assembled, as follows:
stcrIoS /. The Governor is hereby authorized
TO ISSUE certificates OF appropriate design to all
who served in the War iur tc suppression Of the
rebellion, ami have been Houorably discharged
and u widows Or next IN hin o such as have de.
ceased, sail certificate to contain transcript OF
the record III the adjntant generals Office of the
sGryic OF Tie sold. cr.
No,icc is hereby given that the Testimonials re-
ferr, I, 10 i'll the above ac, are now being received
ut this Oliee and that all homorably uischai ;seti
soldiers, vino served IN the War OF 1851, and the
wldows or neAt in kin OF such as have deceased,
desiring TO 0btai the same, shout apply III wit
ing Sktfin name il tnh, rd at dtc IF dtSchdfge,
tomp0ay 0hd Regiment, dnd P0st Cyice doitireSS, To
the Adjuiant General oil the State, ut Augusta,
ane, who Will forward the same, flee OF charge,
If applicant Is found entitled thereto.
1t Is earnestly requested that Sclcctmcn and 9th.
er municipal officers Will bring this to the notice OF
all honorary discharged soldiers or their widows,
in their localities, that this recognition by The state
OF honorable and aithiui service may be placed IN
he h1nas OF every soldier who served in the war
for the suppression OF the great Hebcllion
Bi ORDER OF TIE COMMANDER-lN-tHiEF.
JOHN Z. CALD - ELL,
2moS 23 Adjul.tnt General CT Maine.
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r. r. P. Il.

A light cone ofbrass receives the corn, which is
held fast By double row of teeth, made Of mall
cable iron, standing within the corn, and drawn
into the cone by III ans of screw entering an iron
nut in the handle. brass leruie covers the nut
and gives bearing on tie shoulder of the COME
Two smali wires, about three inches in length en-
iend from the two angles OF the center piece with
i'll the cone, to the edges OF the room, when filed
leaving On each side, small hook to connect win
Il brass band that nittcns and stiilcnS the broom
instead OF serewing. The difference in weight be-
tween this and the ordinary broom is impereept-
iDe. l. Is Is the only patcnt in which the.amount
OF corn can be variei ut pleasure, according
you may wish light or heavy broom. II is made
without machinery or apprenticeship. Any man
or woman, and almost any child OF ten years,
make Il perfect broom in from
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Foreclosure y Offices.

W hercas .Ja,nrs NJ. Morrison and charles III
W Morrison, b'h [>HrIv, il tai cpIn-y OF
TIancock and - II" yi Mn', b. IA ir deed, dated
Hc Goth day OF Cctohcr a. u ISIS, duly ,NrUutct
ana ie.u ,it;l IN Ianco ], Registry vol. rs, page
) Is. mortgagcd 20 the undersigned II certain 10,
or ;tsrcel ut land situate Ill saia Surry, au( de-
,c HE'D as tnliolvs, II wit:-ll the land OF "c Jt-
cob Morgan farm, North ofa division lac made
hV james w Davis and bounded Is 10 lows = be-
ginning at stake and stones on t.te shore oi Mo-
gt.'s Bay; thence North Al degrees west seventy
rods across the town road to stake anu stones
hence North - 1cgrccs East, ) roS and 10 links
to a stake ami II near culvert IN the town
road thence North q. L. degrees West '> rods to
| 4 take and stones in the pasture; thence North
y degrees East ! rods and Il links to stake and
stones thence EnIth II degrees West Ill rods To
pine tree the head CT said lot. beng the whole
OF the Jacob Morgan farm ON Tie NolihW">terly
side of the road leaaing from Morgans Bay, 10
hluclil, and all the buildings thereon, except
ns tiinrrtrom about StNen'cI%lihs OF an acre
heretofore sold 10 james n. h!mbal.
..so another lot of land situated IN sad Surry
and bounded follows :-BcginniiS at TIE high
way at Isaac t,rcen's line thencc on SAID highway
two poplar trees thence SAID shore Eastery
u ro.is To Grccu's line; thence OH sald live 10
the starting point containing eleven acres more or
less Tic condition in said mro gage having been
broken by reason thereof hereby claim lore
clos urc and give this notice acruroicSly.
SAMUEL MERRILL, by
Arno WisWel his Atty.
June 3Oth 1868 3w u
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

The Agency of the Pcnobscot River Express
WA, discontinued ut Ellsworth ON the % inst
in consequence OF the rcsgnatiou Of our Ag't
Mr. Dyer. GEO. W T.. HAMMAl
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NiSTEICr COURT OF TIE UNITED

NJ
D STATES. ID strict of Maine.
In the matter Of Asa d. White, copaitner in the
firm of j. IL. Doyle " Co. banklupts III bank
ruptcy. Iris is 10 give notice that petition has
been presented to ihe Count, tins twenty -hlhth
duv OF June a. D., ISIS by Asa D. " hll", "l suilI-
van in said district, II bankrupt, praying that ne
may be decieed to have IL iu.l discharge lfoh All
his debts, ovable under the bankiupi "rt, both
is an ldlv vidual and as Il copartnef III the hfm OF
l. ii. Doylc Il Co.. consisting oitlie petitioner anu
one Joseph IL. DO, lie, whcn copaitnefsilp mas
been duly adjudged bankrupt to w'l;-ifoln 4, ms
individuI ,ttbls and the debts ol said llrin,
and upon reading said petition, it is ordered by
the & Cour that hearing be had upon the same,
lore The Court in Portland i'll said district, at
u'clocn f. NJ and that noticc thereof be pun shed
in ihe Eisw ortn American and ire Republican
louInaL newspapers printed in said district, once
n week lor tnree weeks. and that all creditors who
have moved their debts and other persons in in-
trret muy appear ut SAID time and place, and show
cause if any il ey have, why the prayer Of sald pc
titiou should moi be granted
VIM. Z. PREBLE,
clerk Of District Court ior sad District.
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Bankruptcy n Offices.
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

~ STATES. District OF Maine.
In the matter OF Newton e. hite, copartner
q bankrupt This is to give notice that Il petition
has been presented TO the court this twenty ninth
day of June A. ID. ISIS, by Newson e. White, oi
sullivan, in said district, bankrupt, praying that
lie may be decrecd to have full discharge from
all his debts, provablc under the bankrupt act,
both an individual and as copartner in the
firm of White, Doyle & Co.. consisting OF the petit
toner and Joseph II. Doyle and Asa ID. White,
which firm has cen adjudgcd bankrupt, to wit
from his individual debts and from The debts OF
said iirm and upon reading said petition, II is or
dered by tie Court tn { hearing be had upon
tie same, on the seventh day of sept mber, A.D,
I,6S befor the Court in Port md in said us trlct,
at j O'Clock r. NJ. and that notice thereof be pub
>hed in the Ellsworth American, and the itepub-
lican journal, newspapers printed in SAID district,
week for three wects, ani that al. creditors
who have proved their debts and otner persons IN
interest," may appear at said time and place, and
show ca"se, if any they have, why the prayer oil
said petition should not be granted.
bIst
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I S=P AN * Il p T G Y.

IN PAN RGPTCT.
In the District Court of the United States, for the
pistric of Maine
In the matter Of stephen 4. Doyle Otis X.
Mafks, Doyle x Marksl, Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.:
At III. worth, the 2eth day of june, ls,S
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hi' ap,
OTIS r. Marks, of Franklin, in the County OF Han
cock and State Of Maine, within said District, co.
varincis under the firm Of DOYLE Il Marks, who
have been adju,igcd Bankrupts upon their own
Petition. lty the District Court of said District
:Iw.J NATHAN WALaER, Assignee.
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n!STRIGr COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES. District Of Mrinc.

k!Siltol tOtitI Of ! iif- L NJ Ei'
~ STATES. District Of Mlinc.
In the matter OF Asa II. hic, e"FartHcr in the
firm oi " hte, Doyle TO-, m bankruptcy hank-
lupl. THIS j. 10 give netcc that l'eutt'h VA,
hr.n nrc. eittd 10 the Court, tins twenty y-ninth
dav OF June A. H., lstS, by Asa ID. VI hite, OF sui
Ivan in said district btnkrupt, praying that he
may be ,lcc.eei to have tui ai, charge rons
uli hi, debts ITovihe under the bahkIUpt act,
both as an in,iivi uti and rs coiartne. IN the
firm of " hitc, DOVE X Co., consisting OF llni-
soU one Jo>el.h Ii. Doyle and one Newton { .
White, winch said lrm ht, been adJudSea bank
lunt, TO Wit:-ircm his Individual desie ail iron
itioti is ordered by the Court III a nearing De
had upon the same, ON he seven day oi >eplcm-
uer 4. ID. lSic before the Court III lOt;laid, III
sand district 1T O'Clock, T.. NJ, and that nctice
thereof be- pub shed II the Ellsworth American,
and the Republican journal, newspapers printed
in said di> >tIIct, Il week Tor three weeks, ana
that all creditors who have proved theirdcbts and
other person, in interest, may ap Icar at SAID time
and place, and show cause, ii any they llavc Why
the pray er OF said petition should not DC granted
VIM. L. PEEULE
i
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COURT OF THE UNITED

~ STA les. District of Alainc.
,h.nrm OF Wn.tr, u,yic X Co, in bankruptcy Il
bnnhrept This is To give notice thtt petition
; II, been presented % tHc court Hi t"enft .nlih
dav "a jams \. -, ISIS, 10y Joseph H. nny'e. al
sullivan, in stIl dis I1't, bankrupt, praYIug thai
lie N ~ .,i' itc.e.,i Ia have d iciEage fem
all n- druts iruytllfe under tac I-mEfuIt act,
hotu II, AN ia4IviduaI and as Il cnii3ttnef II the
firm ui Vi hte, Doyle Co, consisting ut thr pett
Toner and t>a II. White and NeMtnA !. W mt,
Wueh sald iitm II - been aalnd&d b1hhtNNt. l3
o. said firm and upon reading sand prii.lun, It l.
ordered by thc Court that heIilH:s &c had upon
thl same. .hr ecsenth day o september, ~ u
lsS before the Court in Portland IN sad ttI>iiic,
at :. u'rlc. L. NJ, ana th.H II tice thereof he iitt.-
Ii he'd III the Il sWorh Aac. .!ct' aaii tic irP'fh-
licI JuarHai, newspapers printed III >ll't th,'llf
once WcVs iur three w"cho ah' Wat all Cttdi Gts
who have proved th1lr debt, and niiler peliohr In
interest, may "npedr al SAID li!nc Ghu rliic, ana
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer oi
slid petition Should not lie Sraided.
Nm L. plcb!e,
nil t-tn nt
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IN BAN KRUP TCY.

TNBAN PTCY.
~ the District Court tile United States, for the
District of Maine
In the matter of George Warner, Bankrupt in
Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. SIS.
At Ellsworth the 10Th day Of Jun", ISIS
The under gnctl hereby gives 'ice of his mp.
poihtmcnt a Assignee OF George Warren OF OtiS,
in the County Of Hancock and State OF Maine,
within said District, who has been aljutged Il
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court OF said District.
2w2j I. II. THOMAS, Assignee.
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tiYc to Ten Minutes.

1t wears much longer than the ordinary broom
from the fact that it is not inj jarcd by alternate
Weiling and dry ing, and cannot work Niake
loose AT the handle. 1t vii! last until the corn Is
worn out Wien it may be renewed.
Orer Fifty Orders receircd in The first
tpcAty .Joar hours
u A. OIoXE Art
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MiS tell aneo II s.
Old kentucky.

Speech ofAc Hon. IEi{tiam II. H'adSuofM
at Flemi"gsburg, ksntuthy, June Is.
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" NJ. T. IKEETt,
Clerk Of D:stIic Court for said District.
COURT OF TIE UNITED

nISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
~ STATES. District of Maine.
In the matter of Amos B. Simpson, copartncr
in the firm of A. b., 4 4. simpson, in bankruptcy
a bankrupt. This is to give notice that II petni-
tioa has been presented to the Court, thls twenty
ninth day of June A. ID. lSis, By Amos Il. SImp-
son, OF 5 llvan, said district, baDkrupt
pray ing that he may be dccrced to have full dis
charge Il ON all his oeh;s, provable under the
bankrupt act, both rs an individual and AS CO.
parinc. in the firm ct \. b., A. sinpson, con-
sisiing Of himself and Ambrose simpson, which
firm, has becu adjudgcd bankrupt, to wit :-ir, IN
his Individual deDts and from the debts OF said
firm, ami upon reading said petition 1t Is ordered
by the C1urt that il hearing h, had upon the saine
on the seventh day of september, y. D.. 1868, be-
fore the Court i'll Portland, in said district, at
O'clock +. NJ and that notice thereof DC pub
lishcd in the Ellsworth American and the iicpub-
lcan journal, newspapers printed in said district,
once Il week Tor three weeks, and that All creditors
WHO have proved their debts, and other persons
i'll interest, may appear at said ilEe and place,
and show ctusc, Il ANY they have. why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Wm. l.. PEEBLE,
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HAISTEICT COURT or TIE UNITED
s u Hi.Irirf Of M.Lil,n

IL !
Ee STATES. District of Maine.
In the matter Of Ambrose simpson, copattner
in the iirin OF A. T., & \. simpson, N bankruptcy
a ba,kltut. This is to give notice HAT a petition
has been presented to the Court, this twenty
niath day OF June, \. ID. ISIS b. Amb"o e siini9-
SON OF sullivan. in said district, bah>'ui't
prAving that hc may br 'Iecrccd to have full dis
charge from all hls debts, provable under the
Bankrupt act, both as an intilNiiiuti and rs CO.
PARTNER III tie firm OF A. i. 4 i. simpson, CON
si,tiug of him~ eli and Amos u. simpson, which
finn h,, been adjudged ia krupt, 10 wit:-irom
his iudtyi .ual deuts and from the debts OF the
sad HIM. aud upon reJiing sand petition, 1t Is or
drrca by the Count that II hearing bc had upon the
-aiae On the >rve"th day oi SChltmfcf, y. -
ISIS before ih Court in Por;l,nd III said d strict
at 3 o'tltcil +. VI an that hoie thereof lie pub.
L, he'd III the Ellsworth Az etlcat al the ltcrub
iica.l Journal ucw papers printed iii SAID d'tri'f,
o.icr Il week for til. cc weeks, ami that all clc!i-
I rs who have PROVED their dchta ald other per-
sous III i tcte-t may appear ut said time ihd
,l,ce an,. show ca,t-c II any th9y have, why liz.
PRAYER OF said petition >haalI not - -stai.ted.
VIM. T. Pi;l.,ii.E.
fI,.,. ~. NJ. i... t,rt t1F5-.Ii District.
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Clerk of District Court Tor said District
AIslIIAIr \ CCuKr UF TINE UNITE

A Is lRlCl SCIh VI tii- III
IL STATES. District of Maine.
In the matter of Benjamin +. keliihcr, member
of the firm OF ). Il. Osgood " Co., in bankruptcy,
IA bankrupt This is to give notice ihGt pelltiol
I. hnen presented to the Court, tnis tweniy-ninth
day of june \. D., Isis, by Benjimi f. kc liner,
"i EIlsW orih said distiit,a bankrupt, pray lnS
th,,, he ma, be ,tereed to lave iuli uisch.u &c
tI,,n an MS debts, provablc under the bankrupt
act, Individually and rs member OF the coparI'
ncrsllp o ;. Is. O,good y Co, consisting OF hini-
self and stephen iI. Osgood, which copa tnership
has been adjudscd banGrupt, TO vii from his
Individual dcbts and from the debts OF sad ilrm'
and uu, n reading said petition, 1t is ordered by
The Court that a hearing be had upon the SANE, ON
The seventh day of september, a. D., lsNs, before
the Cour in Portland, iii sad dislrlct al joclock
T. NJ and that notice thereof be published in the
Ellswor h American and tho Republican Journal,
newspapers printed in said district, once a week,
moved their debts aud other persons in interest,
nay appear at said time and place, and show
cause, il any they they have, why The prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
VIM. T.. PHLBLE,
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DR.. E.. GOOging,

nESIDENCE,--o the west side of Union river
II at the Homestead of the late DR.. Peek.
OFFICE, on NJ A l Strict,
over Albert I. Jelison's store.
June 18th, 1865. y
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Clerk OF District Court for said District.
- I...l,.l Il,r GAI- -p,r lE IIIE I'NIIEI

nIsTnICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
IL STATES. District OF Maine.
In the matter of Ste. hen b. Osgood, member o;
tho tllm of >. b. Osgood CO., bankrupts, Ill
bankruptcy. This is to give notice that petition
hn, been presented 10 the court, this twenty
ninth day of June, \. D., lsGs, by stephen B. Us.
good oi Ellsworth, in said distict, bankrupt,
PRAY ing lhathe may be dccreed 70 nave iuii dts
charge from ali his debts, s,provable under the bank
rupt act indiv idualiy and It's IL member OF the 60,
pailners rshlp OF >. Is. Osgood Co.. consisting OF
himself and benjamin +. i>ellher. which firm has
been adiudged bankrupt. TO Wit from his own IN
yidual debts and from the debts OF snid iltm, and
upon reading sdid petition, 1t Is ordered, that
hearing be had upon the same, ON the seventh
dav of september y. ID loGS, belcr- the court IN
Portland IN said district at O'clock l.. NJ and
tha, notice thereof be published IL the Ellsworth
American and the republican journal, newspa'
Uers pl intcd in said DISTRICT once week Tor three
wees, and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in Interest may ap
pear at said time and place, and shaw cause II any
they have, Why The prayer OF said petition should
not be granted.
Wm. =. PREBIE.
,oTn .tri ict said District,
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Quarterly Statement
The Bucksport National Bank, July 9th, IS

$217.s50 81
EDW. SW AZEY.
3w25
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A Word of Caution.

'gNHROUGH the process of Kiln drying, large
L quantities of Corn, in more or less dam.
aged cobdition-being mixed with portion of
sound grain-are now Largely made use of by
Western Millers in the manufacture of Kiln.dried
Corn Meal.
AS too much attention cannot be given to the
quality OF the food which we eat and there being
no necessity for using Kiln-dried Meal where To-
cal mills are easy of access, the undersigned
would direct the attention of dealers and consul
mers to the fat that his Young America Mills"
are in constant operation and competent to supply
all demands made upon them. No Kiln dried
grain is made use OF and every attention is given
to the securing of frst-cass grain and product
in Bolted and Unboted Meal a fair trial of which
must give it precedence over all importations.
mars JOSHUA BEAL
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Comet Burners.

UST ARRIVED-another supply of those use
u full and economical Burners with Convex
oval Chimneys to fit. The reflective qualities are
such that with the Convex oval Chimney you
obtain fully one-half more light than with the
ordinary round one. It's shape is such that the
sides exposed to the fame are removed much
farther from il than in the usual shape, thus
preventing the danger of breakage.
-ALGo-
CONVEX OVAL CHIMNEYS to fit the ordi-
nary style Of Burner.
Gzg Give these Chmneys trial. or see them
in operation, and you will be at once convinced
that they are superior to anything ever offered
IN the Chimney line For sale at
mars BEALS BOOK VARIETY STORE.
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Why Not DO It?

OCAL consumers of Corn Mesl-and that
IL comprises quite every family in the place
ud do themselves a service and give material
aid to Il home industry if they wsud but persist
in demanding Of their grocers that which is mar
ufactured on the spot
FIR myself, will guarantee the product of my
mills unsurpassed by that produced in any other
mills in the country. When the cost to you is
no more than what you required to pay for
the other, may not reasonably ask preference.
apes 10 HUA BEAL
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WANTS-FOR SALE.
Sweet Potatoes.
Great Bargain

I'm A Plantation and Wood Yard 1900 acres
L of Land--200 cleared under fence, about 10
miles above the city OF Baton Rouge, on the East
eide OF the bank of the NJ ssissipp river. The land
10 well timbered with ash, cypress, &C., and is
well adapt d Tor a wood yard There is dwell
ing anu all necessary outbuidiDgs. grest bar.
gain can be had If application is made soon. For
particular Apply to, or address the undersigned
at the Gazette IL Comet Office.
mario }. G. CHARLOTTE
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No Credit.
Notice..
A Free School.

TN THE CITY HALL, AT NIGHT FROM P.
l. NJ, to or 10 O'Clock. at the option of the
pupils, for young gentlemen and youth, net
under fourteen years Of age, to be opened MON
DAY, the 23d inst. and to be taught FIVE nights
each week.
Those who prefer to pay can 10 it, In advance
each month, at Two Dollars per mon n OF four
weeks.
Tuition will be given in the common English
Branches, Penman hip and Bookkeeping.
The School for the present, will be limited to
thirty pupils.
Those who intend to enter will please to leave
their names, this weeA with either the Editor OF
his paper, or Mr.. d. +. Raymond or MIR. JAMES
hogan. both on Main street.
marl9-tf Ar. GRAVES.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-05-14

70 Old King Louis, of Bavaria,
left mystery in the shape Of eight
Golfers, which are to remain unopened,
oneuntil 1898 and the rest until 1918