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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04
~BARBARITY OF SPANIARDS.

This is related in Washington dis
patches
An interesting letter relative to The
Cuban situation has come to light. A
Spanish gentleman wen out to Cnba
severa: months ago to claim and inner
itance that bad been left him. He says
that at Neuvitas he learned that nine
!Creoss<were going presently to be shot
They passed near him with a firm step,
with heads erect, and with a look of brave
determination. Arrived at the fatal spot,
they seated themselves on a bench al.
ready prepared for them, and at the
sound Of the voice of the officer who
gave the word to fire. cried out, "Hur-
rsh for Cuba! Hurrah for Cespedes I"
After they bad fallen. the volunteers
stuck ~bayonets into their bodies.
At Gibora he saw a group of armed
men marching toward a house of modest
appearance Wishing to see what was
about to be done, be followed the sol.
diers, who arrived before the door, halted
a while, and three of the party entered
The latter cried out at this moment
"Here is the insurrect. Here is the
mambi |" .sWbat do you wish 2" said a
young man ; :" if it is | whom you search,
l am at your service, but do not brighten
my father and mother Without cere
mony the volunteers seized upon the
speaker. and beating him along the road
with the butts of their muskets until they
got close to the cemetery when there.
they ran him through with at least TWEEN
ty bayonets.
From Santiago de Cuba comes news
OF a thousand atrocities committed by
the Infamous Francisco Peres, to whom
the government in that part of the Island
has intrusted the direction of matters in
Guantanamo and Baracoa. This bad
man wanting every sentiment of human
ity and every moral principle, has been
robbing and assassinating every Cuban
who was believed to be a Liberal. Whole
families in the vicinity of Guantanamo
have been murdered by this bandit
Young and old persons hav been butch
cred by bis knife. and his companies not
being satisfied with the villainies COM
mitted here, passed on to Baracoa, where,
aided by . few other assassins, they went
from honse to house. Hundreds of per
we're ir this way murdered, and with
free consent and knowledge of the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
In matter succession of Octave Landry.
deceased. No. 465.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of e. ia. to me
directed in the above entitled and num
oered cause, of date August the Oath. a
d 1863, from the Hon. the Parish Court
~ aud for the parish of West Baton
Rouge. State aforesaid, and against the
pIoPertY, real and personal. rights and
credits Of Treville Landry. I have seized
and will offer at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House
aoor OF this parish Of West Baton Rouge
SATURDAY, the I'd day of August A.. D..
1909, at IL o'clock a. a., all the right,
ute and interest and claim of the defen.
d"nt Irev'lle Landry. IN and to the fol.
lowing described tract of land to.wit:-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

at was my invariable custom in my
youth" says a celebrated Persian writer,
TO rise from my sleep to watch, pray
and read the Kur'an. One night as |
was thus engaged, my father, a man Of
practiced virtue, awoke. Behold said
| to him, : thy other children are lost in
i%rreligious sIumber, while | am alone
awake to praise Cod Son of my SOUL
said he, 1T is better to sleep than to
awake to remark the faults of thy bretb-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

The jury met on June 2Sth, 1869, with
the following members present /: IL, He
bert, Landry, Kirkland, Pope, 0. Hebert,
Stevens, Durable, Chinn and Hereford.
In compliance with a resolution Of the
police jury, the undersigned. treasurer of
the parish, presents the following list OF
parish warrants and bonds issued prior
to and during the war, and which were
not issued for war PURPOSES, to wit
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
W. w. Kincheloe VS.. Lingo Slaughter
No 46.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed 10 the above entitled
and numbered cause, Of date August 81
a. d. 1859, from the Hon. the Parish Cont
in and for the parish of West Baton
Rouge, State aforesaid, l have seized and
will off r at public pale to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House door
of this parish of West Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of October. A.
d., 1859. at IL o'clock a. NJ, all the right
title. interest and claim of the defendant
Lingo Slaughter, in and to the following
described lots of ground, to'wit:
Three certain lots of ground situated
in this parish at the ferry landing, and in
the town OF West Baton Rouge, being
lots nos eight, nine, and ten in so 1are
no.. ten, measuring each thirty feet front
ny one hundred and twenty feet in deptb.
English measure.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
OF judgement, interest and costs claimed
IN the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement.
J. V. DURABLE, Jr.,
aoe1o Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04
STATEMENT OF THE LEvEE FUND

70 warrants issued from Bv amount of one per
-4 th, 1865, 10 'une 7 cent tax on 81 !622 on.
1863. 1892 % ............ $li62< o.
appropriations for which Nv balance Of fund 7. turn
no " arrants. 1881 Al ed. ...............4 Al so
TO notes due Hart g. He
bert ............. 500 90
Balance due Treas 81 10
10 balance unexpe d.
d.............. 1867 IS
Total. -. Gil y662 81 Total. ...S1l662 81
By balsnce, June 7, 1865. ............. 81 667 IS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

The foregoing is a correct statement OF
all claims thus far presented to the un-
dersigned. Respectfully,
W. B. Oh .MBERLIN, Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Durable it was
Resolved, That the eport of Mr.. Cham
berlin, giving a statement Of warrants
other than those issued Tor wal purpose
before and during the war, be amended
by striking out the item of two hundred
and fifty dollars in favor of w. B. Cham
berlin. chief of police, and thus amended
same be adopted further
Resolved, That in lieu and payment of
said warrants. bonds of the parish bear
ing 5 per cent interest Der annum from
date to be issued to the koIder thereof.
payable one-half on Is. 31ne. 1870. th-
other half OF the lst June, 1871, signed
by the clerk aud president of the police
jury.
Report of the committee to examine
the condition of the finances of the par
ish, June 28th, 1869, which on motion
was excepted and ordered to be spread
ON the minutes of this body
To the honorable members of the notice
jury of West Baton Rouge The under
signed, q committee to examine into the
condition Of the finances of the parish
and report at your next meeting. beg
leave to submit the following az the re-.
suit Of their labors
From the 4th day of November. 1865
to the 7th of June, 1869, there were as.
sessed for taxes for the years 1866. 1867.
1858 and 1869. the sum of 1922 400. ot|
which only $5.54l 05 have been paid in
the treasury, leaving yet due a balance
of $l6.85S IS of parish taxes. We find
also that a special tax of l per cent. of
the taxable property was assessed for
levee purposes. That of the eaid tax of
$ll,622 Oh, the sum of So, 1922 sc has
been paid in, leaving a balance unpaid of
80 During the same period the
following amounts 10 the treasury. to wit
For lease of the ferry, $3,O57 Is unex
pended balance of levee tax collection,
$40 so; from parish licenses, S21O go ::
from fines and justices Of the peace $l63
81. There is also due the parish for lease
the ferry to Nov 1859. say $3.50, and
for licenses for 1869. say $500, With
The above We have all the credits of the
parish, and now we will examine the
During the SAM period, com
nenc'ng with the reorganization of this
BODY, to the date Of our appointment, W.
lnd that there we're issued warrants for
PARISH purposes to the amount of SO 413
OF which $7,906 Sc have been paid,
eavlng a balance of unpaid warrants oil
'l,oO6 80. We find that warrants have
'een issued for levee purposes for $4,822|
~. of which SO. 1922 66 have been ,aid
a balance unpaid of 1899 63.-
here is also due for money borrowed
or levee purposes from Messrs. Hart 81
1eoert $5OO. An amount of $500 il
nnnO1od IN hn o1c@ L.. 4.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

Napoleon III. has discovered a method
'of c~ondensing Hour 60 that it could not
only be transported 10 less bulk. but also
be kept dryer and sweeter.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

Qneer--That the heighth of a healthy
mans ambition should be to get an itch
in the Temple of Fame.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

a cottage is to be built at Saratoga
ior Eugenie. who is advertised to come
to this country iucog.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

Dan Rice says that it is a comfort t.
know that bis wife ran away with a gen
tleman.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

The Chicago Post styles Victor Hugo
the " champion gusher of the universe :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

Young ladies who play croquet arc
known - maidens all for lawn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

Motto for a rejected suitor--He woed
and she wouldn't.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Parish Court
ln matter succession of Trasimond He
bert, deceased. No. 7O2.
WHEREAS Trasimond B4bin has this
day filed a final tableau in the above en-
titled and numbered succession-
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to the h~omologation of said final
count and tableau must be made in the
Clerks office of this parish within thirty
days from the first publication of this
notice. W. S. LOBDELL.
Parish Judge.
CLERKS office, West Baton Rouge this
7th day OF August. a. d. 1869.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

How to turn peoples heads--Go late
to church.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Coprt -

In matter succession of Phillip Der.
nard, deceased. No. 7O5
Whereas Henry NJ. Favrot has applied
to this court for the administration of the
above entitled aud numbered succession
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to the appointment of said
Henry NJ. Favrot as administrator As
4toresald, must be filed 10 the Clerks
office of this Court within ten DAYS from
the first publication hereof.
o. NJ, LEBLANC, Clerk,
Clerks office, West Bouge, this 4th
day of September a. d., 1869.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

List of levees 'built by the parish to
form part of report Of committee to ex
anime into the finances Of the parish,
June 28tb, 1869. General statement
showing the levees built, their cost, to
whom paid and to whom set due :
Warts to 10. Nj. Duhraca Kincheloo 1ovoo
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

To outstanding parish b. balance due for taxes
warrants. ......slsO6 &c of 1866. 1867. 1868 and
To outstanding levee war- 1865. .........sI6 ,858 IS
rants. 999 63 BY balance due Ievee
10 note OF Hart & He fund ............7. 1871 80
bert. ............ 500 90 Rv an cunt for licenses for
Amount o, jury certificates 669............ SO 90
av'.......-... 500 no By amount due tor the
appropriations, no war erry...-....... $50 90
rants issued. .....l59l Al By balanre of collections
Balance due Treasurer If returned ......... 40 50
parish funds. IA 81
Balance due treasurer Of
lcvre funds. ...... 81 Ii
0 baIauce bro, ght over
. ....... 1854 II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

Total. go. s25 ,74s SO Total. 49,. IS 74s SO
By balance. June I. S69.......... SO ,554 Al
By this summouing will he sren that
the debts of the parish, since the war,
amonnts only to SIS. 194 So, and its credits
+" s25 748 80. showing the sum or 500,
554 81 over and above it's liabilities. 1t
must be observed that the credits are
based on the taxes to be collected, and
the amount of these taxes has been taken
from the tax rolls of each of those years !;
that large deductions nus be made for
delinquent lists, for commissions on col
l%pctions and Disbursements, which will
reduce considerably the receipts.
However large the allowance, we may
safely rely on a large balance in our favor.
We are we'll aware that owing to frequent
changes in legislation, the COLLECTION OF
taxes has been much retarded, to the
great injury of the parish ; but these
causes, brought about Ivy meaApres beyond
your control, and now removal, the col
lection has been resumed and progressing
in a way to induce the belief that in n
very short time sufficient funds will come
INTO your treasury to absorb the Uutstan
ling claims, and supply the treasury
with funds to meet all further demands.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04

|. The above list shows that 'Oo 10
have issued for $4,s22 20; tb., .na
pr'at'ons have been made for .h;a polo'
warrants have yet been drawn. - no, 1 40
D expenses on the Kiuch.Ios l.. ~.
amounts to $2,243 Is: on tho 'evee
'evre, sl.s56. For the other levse. 'sy
payment has been made 10 one v.,' as
we refer You to the list to show II. 'au.,
Of each You will observe thu, ~ cost
No: 294. in favor of VIM. Wh;,s s
slo9 o., is INCLUDED in the forcoo;"s
list, but it was paid in error on, e
general fund Tue
We find that under resolution. Of d..
March 2lst. 1885,. forty bonds Of coz sos
each, were filled by the warrant c,s. 1'
ten of which we're signed bv tho n.a.;
dent OF the police jury; the Others s,;u
on the warrant book OF the ten a;...a
~ the president, four have been n.;S hu
the treasurer. We would recom,o.0;
that the warrants not disposed Of to bs
returned to you to be cancelled. Sincs
making the foregoing compilation. Il bs.
been d Uncovered that the three w.,r.n,s
issued respectively to B. Landry S,m
Lr7+que and 0. Landry for $50 6e. ara
amounts included 10 the item Of s357 ~
aud the amount of said warrants shonl5
go to swell the balance 10 favor Of tho
special leyee fund.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-04
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

aug2S
, 1869-02-09

few ta:e Slice Messss. West, Farsar Com
u. through It cir agent at Springfield, Ar. J. G.
A5tts, employed u nsn under the lame OF viii
f;rnt "a agent Hts nIst Efforts were very euc.
ctts'u', and. hc.tg apparently religious, at
tet ttng meetings. ETC., Mr.. Ayrcs concluded 70
seEd him 10 Decatur, and did 20 without, a.
usnal requiring references. Matters went on
suot thly for soms time, hnt dnal,y. his reports
not coming promptly. Mir. Aytcs went to Dees-
trf to ascertain the situation Ct Affair.". Arrived
there. he learned that Mr. Williams
had left and taken his m.chlnes, worta
Eunc 800 along. md the people said
hc had boxed mp The machines and gone to
NoAweuua, eighteen mics dlrtant to sell them
NJ, Ayre1 at once knew that for that distance no
pty,re would be done. and Immediately suspects
&C the ruth. After long search. and Questioning
d1a, men and railroad aRent+, 1t vas ascefta!ncd
The boxes hsd been shipped to J. 4. Moore. To.
leto. Nj. Ayrcs proceeded thlihcr and Tracked
the freight urter different nnuses AID different
weiehts to Bufslo, ana 10 fAfif. Canaaa, ~heFe
&c secured It. snottad a5ou. de. paired OF securing
| the - sgeut, wnen. while returning 70 Banalo,
he discovered Mi Man" get'lax on tic train At
Suspension brtdee, and, quietly keeping watch
Of hun. hsd him errettea ii Buffalo. ue made q
complete confession 10 the Superintendent Of 70,
lce. Ct buf1slo. aud renaLded 10 {ali to avail
! II .At. Mr. Ayfe8 deserves great credit for HI.
perseverance, in tracking and securing Mr. L
". btockWcll, IL the agents" tzue name iu1nl
! out 10 be,
, 1869-02-09

TREE Heris Appreciated. -ssUfowass
bronchial THocnEs.' hare hccn before the pub
lie many years. Each rear ands the Tro:hes In
rome new, distant lpcs1itIes. In various pa1ts Of
orec upcd, TIC value OF the Troches Is apprcc1a-
ted. and they are Kept slsays at hand, to % used
as occasion requires. For Coughs, Colds. and
efFiracy
, 1869-02-09

TIE new Bahcock Patent Fire Exunguistes, a
woraesfally constructed ergiue, seeming to
posscss all tho rcquitcs for service, Is now to be
seen at the sgency, NJ. Ia Warrington strcct,
UEe laudable point percopt1ble In Its eonsruc.
tson il 1ta siuplictty, small boy being able to
t. while II 10 c!aimed hat Its efficiency fs ba.
sord question. Messts. Chickerlug & sons plar o
uanutac:ofy, IL Boston, las tT3ce been saved
from dcstrnctiou By its employment, and from
nurcrous quarters where its power has been
tetted come complimentary Recommendations Of
1fa Irttit. "
, 1869-02-09

There IL now on exhibition ut The City Hotel,
Shcpard's Patent Natural Current Float,ng Wate,
Power, which, 1t is clsimed, has tna merit Of
driving all kinds Of machinery. thus saylnR tho
experec of dam, costly steam power. extra labor,
fael. etc. II y an ingenious Invention, and IL
well worthy Of tfi1l. htaso and County rights
are for tele by the exhibitor, Who will remain fos
Two Eetke.
, 1869-02-09

. new EoRx, Feb. 6--1he extreme prices for cotton
have tendency to t0patt nrmness TO tbs cloth mar
ket. and we not a. AdvRnce By agents OF Nc per
inRs; such a. Atlantic 4. Appleton 4. ladiaa bead
exep oai Appsoa aheh L. arsn
f.9m @ isHs f. lie: asents' p1ssa ..o nciax n?w
Oihcr s,yles OF ot.on goods thc7c Is no particular
snarss 70 observe Prizes arc gsassall{ s:esay nd
trade is not very lively. Cottonades are IN good
stauest and advancing n synpathy With cotson ;
job readily At sa5.fa ;caise. and tEiae 10 In good
demand at $3 4pt j2c the latter for extra fine r1y.
, 1869-02-09

The Juniper far soap IL the best
toilet scan made, 1t may be used with TN.
punity By ladee With the most tender skins; at
the same time It Is invaluable as q remedy for
pimples. rough or chapped hands, and all cutaue-
0us diseases where ctacr soaps cannot be used
without aggrayattnc the ralady and giving pain to
the patient. Manufactured By Caswell, Hazard
& Co., New York.
, 1869-02-09
BUSINESS SS0T1cEs. S

ou'lon.-Unscfupulo Parties arc
Offering bare md worthless imitation Of t>ol-
gate & Co.'S celebrated soaps In the Wsetc1u
nnrkcts.
The trade and the public are cautioned aeaiust
Purchasing any not containing the genuine stamp
Ct Io!gate d Co. CoLokTE + Co.
Iii. =. Colgate vii! call on the uada to re-
rk5y tntz
, 1869-02-09

Thosc who buy Wal,h1m watches are sure Of
getti1p eood'onet, hnd, - We are informed. At 1t
iess& twenty-five per cent cheaper sAtsI than
watches Eaaan cl4swht1e N the Ulltea States,
Orally fQr QpAl1tY.
, 1869-02-09

Al ten Thousand who hNve tried II
nee Of cost 90 positively certify that wolcott'a
Pain paiEt will curs pain and remove disease,
why tufter Come and TIT It, free Of cost. At 1s9
south CLARK Street. Chicago.
, 1869-02-09

II ron value life and property ges u
Fire E1Singuiehc7 for your building, The price
IS within the reach Of all. send for circular.
United States Fire Extiugutsher Company, head
Office pey e1eet. New YORK.
, 1869-02-09
Boarp GHantR0.

DOARD-Apd a comfortably furnished
{ami1y. Terms moderate Reicfensea e1chSn4aa-
Adoress, with null particulars. 4 G, Tribune otce.
pOARD-In Christian family, BY q Joung
d man y ho DOES not wish tea or coffee ar fns tonr
bread. Vest Of HLsred 4nd south OF Kaudolrh-+-
Address. with. terms per month, a II L. Tribune
, 1869-02-09

Another t1rand Opening IN Atato Htrxse
Fa1'y aiivn ia Tho importance Of tho Rsow!nx
uadu Of Tho Nosthwost Mt. lanea Bhsrkcy, OF
1tsookl,u, n. y. Tin txtunt,so dcalor In marble
cn dn, has leased \ deuhly lot f7hm Mo.sta.
bowen nros. Oh tho southeast coEues Of Htats
And Madison ttrtcts, built nuo brick bui!hing,
and established hfsnch house undes tht tuprf.
vtslun anu control Ut hr. N. q. N!asd1ls and Mr.
hhAFkeJ, Js. 1no establishment will be formally
optned on Heonesday, The itth last, at II
ocleck noon. With ths nntst collection Of marble
hud granite monuments, statuArJ. maut.ls,
bft tnxed AID chlyaplztd Eo1d8 tyey Aacn tn tho
West. Thn bnlsdtnR ts commodions, and we'll
calculated for the uae fsr which II WAS designed.
lhc basement 10 htted up for the display OF
ante!s, of which thcra Is hnc collection Of forty
varieties. Thn frat foor. With ceiling OF nine.
teen 4 ct, ID nled with grand afsay Of beautiful
spccimcns Of marble and alab8ster statu4Ey, and
marbe atd prantte Monuments Of the dneas work.
Msnehip. from tue largest colt ctlo1 In the Union.
The eecoId f1ocE, or gallery. reached BY massive
walnut sta,ftaec, presents va11ed assortment ol
bforzed and galvanized chair, scttees, Iron rail
tnes, etc.. for lawns and cemeteries. The large
platr < ass windows arc devoted to the display oil
the huest speeimeue OF mans handlHosk, rem
dcred douhly beautiful by the dooa Q! light from
an immense ekJlisht.
Mess1e. Htnatale e. Skarkey will he prerared
to Welcome The Chicago pnblic at thelr opentng
With an aHsay ncrtr eQualled tn the Northwest
AID fsun ptstonal acquaintance We guarantee g
COURT Gus recrufion. Th t1rm Is prepared to 11
orders Tor al kinds Of work in Their line. frog
patterns Of the plsinest OF most elaborate do
tlELs.
, 1869-02-09
4gtsn11aI.

pERs0SAI-A reward Of 80 will be L. given
TO .nyonc who Will 1esre T1t9 III "a
q aiss IaSy Am nj, ojssao1Fo1. oftoesnsposs> Ind.
nEpa1NAT-Ay Young gentleman Of refined
7..tss .nd ncasessed uf fanampIe fortune. desires
The cenn.tatauee of an Intelligent and aETeeao!o
1ca9fcns .trituy coEndsnt,a None ned answss
aTcepf ipose Wno d2 20 from : siaSsEs @ @anres' An-
, 1869-02-09

RT j. 3. CHAMBERS.
PAwNBRoKHR's SALE,
At LIPMAN'S LOAN OFFICE. corner Of Clsrk and
Madlsou-ats.
LAST DAX OF CONTINUED SALE.
On Tuesday, Fob. 9Th, at sX and r. NJ. con.
fisilDE Of
$50 GOLD WATCHES,
Made By Tobias. tsoskell. Johnsen, Cooper. and
American Makers.
500 Fine Silver Watches,
Made py tho celebrated English. sE1ss aud Ameti
can Makers.
DIAMOND SITS,
Finger Elncs. and Pins, Fine Gold Jewe,rF Instru-
mtuts. Medical nCd Law Books.
Coats, Pants md Vests.
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