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"Grape Vines.

"Grape Vines,
with an account Of -Four hardy kinds and decr
the stock Of Vines for sale ct IONA ISLAND with the
prices single and per hundred all the valuable kinds In cul
vaou" pamphlet with the above title u sent for
cent stamp
This Tract besides furnishing pice i', and description
my stock 10 intended want that 10 extensively fell
regard Grapes and in addition 10 much other matter
interest all lovers good Grapes contains full history
the production Of the Seedlings,
IONA AND ISRAELLA,
with description Of their qualities and so full
ce, precise that reader will be mistaken as to he
merits and value.
BTbs Iona has bsen briefly and truly characterized al
possessing all of the excellence in tho quality and beauty
s u. Of tho European kind. with the extreme hsrd
nes, Of habit that belong, most enduring nsves Th
hs, been still fully established by the trials Of the pres
ent season.
To meet the wants Of the mes fully In regard to h,
yin. I have sso prepared the following publications.
FlRsT-DESCRIPTIyE CATALOGUE, large pamphlet
Of pages the chief object Of which describe accurately
all of the native vine. that worthy Of attention, and to
Lb their relative importance and value, and to state the
conditions Of in grape culture In garden and vineyard
for fru for the table and Cor wine with account
"rsa wine and wine making II contains more than nifty
engvns showing OF the best plaHs for training on
buildings and in garden and vneynd.
ans an account Of the characteristics and qualities Of the lead
Ing knds Of native grapes but |, chiefly designed TO be
thorough practical reass the management OF the vine
from the preparation Of the soil to the gathering Of tho fruit
It contains than 80 sngsvns chiefly drawn from actual
vnes end Is the rssu. OF the experience Of many Year,
devoted the management Of vines and OF very
tended careful observation.
THIRD-MANUAL OF THE vlNE.-The two foregoing
ara bound together In Tbs aud in this form called
Manual Of the vine aud cs to be the most thorough
and treatise the subject 10 the language
FOR full tables Of Of the foregoing pamphlet o
"a paxes.
Send also for proportions for the formation Of Clubs Th
shows tbs best and cheapest method Of obtaining vnes and
,hs by which my stock has been chiefly sold the
past two years, with general high ss,i.fsction.
PRICE LISTS And PAMPHLET sent for two cent stamp
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE for ten cent?.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE for twenty-five cents.
MANUAL OF THE VINE for aRy oenta
y. S-ay stock OF twoyen.od trsnsplsnted vines o
IONA and ALIENS HYBRID are worthy Of particular at
tenon and have been prepared NEE. earnest demands ths
hsve not heretofore been satisfied.
CIV. GRANT,
Ions (nssr Pssk.kii). wes,ches,er Co, N. Y.
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The GREAT NV ESGLAsD REMEDY.

The GREAT NV ENGLAND REMEDY.
d.. J. ". rOLASD's
WHITE PISH CosPoCsD
10 now offered the afflicted throughout tie country
after having been proved by the test of eleven years in
the NewEnsand Sste. where iIs merits have become a.
well known the from which. In pat. Il derives !.'
virtues.
THE WHITE PiNr COMPOUND tcRG
Sore Throat Gods, Coughs. Diphthers Bronchitis Splitting
OF Blood And Pulmonary Affections. generally.
II ia remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com.
plants Diabetes. Difficulty Of Voidug
Urine Bleeding from tle Kid
ncys and Bladder CssV-.
ard other complaints.
yoR PILss AID sCrryr ~ yoUSp VERT VALUABLE
Give trial n you would learn tho value Of f9ol AID
tired Medicine II Is pleasant sAie snd sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers r. Medicine Eenefsl,y
Gko w SWEET. ~ d., Proprietor.
Boston. Msu
DLs,s BARsAs. No. II PsIkEo~,
&c. WKLLsI Co.. No. ii5 fnnklins..,
General Agents fot New fois.
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DIR. Appieby's
AFRICAN SPECIFIC,
A safe aud reliable Remedy for
DfARRuvA DfKsrsRT CHOLERA MoRBrs, CHoLsRA
CRAnP AND PAiy IN THE STOMACH AND BOWELS,
SAA sickness. VOMITING, CoLic, SICK
HsApAcHs, and other SraPTons OF
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Il ia particularly adapted to tho care OF
SUMMER COMPLAINT,
CHOLERA IsYAsrra TZxraiNG, DIARRHRA,
AND FOR QuIETING RESTLESS CHILDREN,
being pleasant to take and mild IN operation.
For sale oy
J. +. DINSHORE, No. 70 Deyst Nev.Iork,
SETH W. f0WLE SON, Proprie;ors, Boston,
and b. DIlSsisls generally.
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Adycriscueu.l
~ LONDON HAIR Color RRSrOR8R AND
INN

RESTORES GRAY H,iE 10 IT'S NATURAL COLOR
MAKks THB HAIR soFr GLOSSY AND LUxUMAsr
NuTRlCOUS AND ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
kERrs TIE SCALP CLEAN. cool AND HEALTHY
DOES NOT STAIN TIKI sKIS OR SOIL ANYTHING.
III Il NOT A DYE
As this preparation contains mineral substances.
and isyiecatey perfumed its application Is pleasure
instead Of task. AZ a dressing 1t is perfect.
Single bottles IS cents six bottles 81 Sold by Dr.
SwAYNE & Son No. 30 North Sixthst, Philadelphia
and the leading Druggists In New-York
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Special Notices.
Eureka. Eureka. Eureka.
BISCUITS. CRACkERS AND NAtERs.

Eureka. Eureka. Eureka.
BISCUITS. CRACKERS AND WAsERs.
VIZ CHALLENGE Iif WORLD.
p. A. KENSEDNs > ssiia IN, Bc.ts C-s.i,r snd
Wsier,, viz.
Cream bscu Cold Water Csse&srs.
Wine Bi.cut Buttsr Crackers,
Sod, (-r'',l G.-u', r. ne Cnoksn,
PnotB,ai. lea'ftl Oyl,9s Crackers,
Graham, NAiefs. Boston teKInj c.s,ksI',
Giarsr Snap, l,r'rsl
These the hes, ,oc,cd B.cas and Cr,is offered
10 h. marset They 81. 10 novelty 10 handre Of QUO
families. r., c... hotels bln. and insurance companies,
they hsyins then several yas They have only TO
be used 10 De esteemed Tor ~ beres Of consumer will
state that they are sold by the ns G.es grocer. in
Eew.York city:
Richard murphy Rro.ds,y 'Tnfori Co.. Foursha'-
B.ri. y. Moi.r srosdrsv. IL. s HsviIshd Fourth4ye.
Kelly & Co, broadway. :. tow.et si.thme.
Savage Son. BrosdsBy. Ufiihn Co., sl,,na's.
". IL uas.eti. kishtsye. l.. Ilisrns, sixth ave.
Hons,on-l. st.ins, Ei;hth sy.
Brsoilyn seranton, Ailsntc.i Brooklyn, Sutton Fulton
st., brooklyn. Hssin, ick..t, broos,nl ohas,pnsy
Son, Henry st., BrooAlyni g. NJ SANFORD 20, btcoaayn
d. d. Ao, by the following hr'e'. .To'e' IN The ouo"
ins cities; s.,...,, n.v.s s.u,,,
n. J., J. c. Harden, OrsnSe, n. J. DE M1a 60. Ln'
,ewcod, r. Jj H. 4. OGDEN hewesmb J. o; r,.''Sn
Las'esa n j. c.;"i.' E'oi fS.ss. roassT.pSs
n Y; Thonip.on aesl son. PLilaI.lpha r,ah Ja. H.
Webb, Philsdspli., Penn. King L Duichrt "s-h s0a
ID. C..
The trade Will BE- supplied at libersl r"e- Terms met
ca,h The increased demand fol This most pt- and n"itb
m food ha. OBLIGED rs ersfe .te. Tor uanui iactnr
Ing; Therefore have the mean. OF supplying Tue
trade TO almost .Gtsu Laso bcea induced " s's
them general publicity. -
for shipping thy are put up in sealed tin' ks, hanba
re barrels Having connection rith any "tt't nshu
aotg.cf, ali orders must be ei1ressrdt0
D. A. KENNEDY, Nhunfar'ur.f.
CambrldgeporI. Mass,
No. 10 CcartanGt'i,. N,w.Yorl City.
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IhdyeftisefaentN

THE MODEL MAGAZINE or AMgRICA.-Sep.
tcmber No. of DENOREsIs MONTHLY. with Brilliant
and Spicy Soycos will be out about the 10th. Single
copies - cents Mailed free on receipt Of price Ad.
dress W. JENNINGS DEMOREsT, No. 80 Beekman 81.
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IAdrcrti.erla anf


The BEST BRICK IN THR UNITED STArBs are
being made by CHAMsERss great BRICK MACHINES.
One hundred brick per minute have been made. For
Patent Rights, and specimens OF brick apply to ABIAN
REQUA No. q COurtlandt-st. n. Y. (up. stairs.)
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Iron IN the Blood.
fHE PERUVIAN SYRUP
SUPPLIES THE NECESSARY QUANTITY OF
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
OWING STRENGTH, ViOOR AND NEW LIFE
TO THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
A Z page pamphlet free
J. (. 0INSaORE. No. Do Dey-st. hew.fork
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"rhe Punch Of Ancrica.w

"Tse Psnca Of Anerics.w
MRS. GRUNDY.
READY THIS DAY.
VIGOROUS.
BRILLIANT.
EFFECTIVE"
fs CENTS A CORY.
SEVEN DOLLARS A YEAR
COR SALE EVERYWHERE.
Address Mas GRUNOY,
NJ n, NAScsrsT
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ADVERTISEMENT
CLOTHES WRrNGERs Of all kinds repaired by
the BAILEY WASHING And WEISGIsa MACHINE Co.. No
476t Broadway, n. y.
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IAdyeIliseInent.

JEPPERs 573 Broadway, il selling his SHOES
zoe TO tl reduction. Ladies visiting the country should
call and buy their Shoes at JEFrgRs No. 57 Broadway
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.
The public are requested to bear in mind that hosrEr
TERs STOMACH BIrrERs are for sale in BOTTLES osIr
All persons who pretend to eel the article BY the gallon 90
barrel are unscrupulous mpOsters AID the stuff they v'nf
under the name Of HosrETrERs BITTERS ia in a, p'oa-
ability an ACTIVE POISON.
trick prsc,ced by liquor mixers In the hope OF making
money in dishonest way of the popularity OF the BIT
TIERS, requires especial mention here They rehh VIE
Unable aid the empty bottles in which the rRrs rosfs
was originally contained and vead their counts" 'h'''
horrible compounds with smiling assurances OF the
ues, and excellence Beware Of these wolves IN '"e''
clothing Boy only of respectable dealers who pi''s
vain. on their good name and believe In the good 'a
Mercantile honor.
HOsTETTER & SMITH
Sole proprs,or, Pitt'bsrsbp.
s,, 3. pn,,,., I. all III. cite. end town Nor" ~
South Americ. and the wes, Inde'
k,r.Ysst aaDs. No. 50 c'd.f'-
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DO NOT WASTE YOUR MssEY buying any OF
the numerous worthless article, called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market for the .. e~ yssF, when AZ lower
price. you get reu' which TO be tho
Bssr IN THE WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs vi ose k Of brs'o ooppe'
them to attempt IMITATION te adsr'e@rlt II you
the fIll vsuo o your money cal on A. hoAios no
1a Madctl.anr OF inr'a.r aininp 4 rirnular.
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JAdvertisemens-l J

advertisement
OLD EYES MADE NBw,
Without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address X. Is.
F0oIg. n. d. No. l.l30 Broadway. New-YOrk-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12
THE GOVERNMENT COUNTERSlGN.

THE GOVERNMENT COUNTERSlGN.
The coun.er.ens Of HosrErTERS STOMACH BIT.
rERs is now somewhs. seroas vol as did1cait
business than was years ago. each bottle Of the ssuu
Inc sice being authenticated bv the OFFICIAL IND0RSE
MENT or THE UNITED STATES REVENUE DEPART
MENT in the form Of Stamp engraved Steel to counssr
fs, which s felony. See therefore, that this GOVERN
MENT COUNTERsIGN. as well as the engraved label sue
note Of hand of the propeto Is attached to the bottle rhs
label Is embeshed with superb representation of ST. George
on horseback ia the Of speafny the Dragon and unds
meath is shield escutcheon bearing. warning inscription
which advised to read before they encountss
the penalty which sets forth. Below this again s HOS.
TETTER SMITHS note hsnd the signature to which
would be rather serious business to forge the public
will look to ver6csons Of the genunsne" Of the A.
tce before they purchase they cannot be deceived Ths
proprietary label and GOvernmen. stamp both executed on
steel the and elaborate style Of bank note eo-
craving and probably the most expensive specimens
graphic ar attached any medicinal preparation
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-12

CHRvALIIRs LlPE FoR THE HAIR
will restore Gray Hair to IL ORIGINAL COLOR STRENGTH
gNs and PROMOTES the growth o' the wkaKEu HAIR stops
sins ia three days. heep. Ito head clean. cool and
Leayi can be used hce contain, nothing Injurious. Tnn
Brsr HAIR DRESSING yvzR oYrgKrD TO rns PUBLIC.
II recommended and usei hy the tr-t medical authority
Sold q, tie druss,or-s AID my ooe No LIZ broadway
assure ell persons 'he yoo1e psepaTsi.oa will do al
that is claimed ioG A.
s,s,H L. CuyvtIIss 81 u.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

An ACE or MAGEITUDE.--As the New
York Herald says, "We live in the age of
great events. Everything which is done
now is on scale Of magnitude never be-
fore contemplated. The gigantic Atlantic
cable is being laid by the largest ship in
the world. The Suez canal, uniting the
Mediterranean and Red seas, will soon be
completed. The tunnel through the Alps
at Mount Gents will find no impediment to
its successful construction by the discov-
cry of almost impenetrable quartz. The
Hoosier tunnel will be a fait accomp6.- -
The City Of Chicago Is about to be supplied
with water from Lake Michigan by tun-
mel bored under its bed. In this city, on
Saturday, we had another evidence of the
magnitude with which things are done in
these days. Six enormous boilers, one of
which alone weighed sixty tons, were safe
ly put on board the gunboat Dunderherg
with mechanical precision, and an ease
which, to those uninitiated in the business,
looks positively marvellous. The ponder
GUS machinery, the largest ever built, was
deposited in the hull Of the largest iron
clad ever constructed without the slight
est difficulty or disaster. These are few
Of the works Of immense magnitude which
characterize the present age"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

Re ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CITIZENS
Posi- OFFIoE.--Public attention is referred
to the Gard Of G. G.. BREoKiNEIDeE, Esq,
the newly appointed Postmaster for this
city. Mr.. b. gives notice that the Cit
zcns' Post Office will be re-opened for
business on Monday next, on Boulevard
near Third street.
The locality solicited for the office, al
though central one as relating to the
corporate limits Of the city, is by no means
central, in business point of view. How
ever, it is the best selection that can be
made for the present, and as soon as prac-
ticable more convenient site will be
procured.
While about to change our "base OF
operations" for the transmission and re-
ception of mailable matter, we cannot take
leave Of our friend, G. EGRERs, Esq, the
Military Postmaster here, without renew
ing TO him orr unfeigned acknowledge
ments for the uniform courtesy he has
shown US and our citizens generally, in
the way Of postal accommodations. His
Kindness will long be remembered.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

A PRArsEwoRTHY MovE.--We learn that
military enterprise has been directed to
the rebuilding Of the Bridge across the
Comite River on the road between this
and Clinton A force of about fifty men
wo are informed, are engaged upon the
work. We recognize in this movement
the characteristic energy and disposition
of Brigadier General FONDA, the excellent
and efficient Commander of this Post.
Tho citizens in their present state Of pc
cuniary disability, will have great cause
TO thank General FONDA, for his promp,
action in this matter. The government
might do a great deal toward co operating
with our people in the restoration gener-
ally Of the public roads and bridges to q
good condition, and not feel it,--whereas
if the people have to assume the burden
Of such u task without some extraneons
aid, it will press very heavily upon their
limited means and resources, and severely
cripple many OF them IN their efforts TO
get fairly started once more on the high
road to prosperity.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

TuE ATLANTIC CABLR.-~The northern
papers are running oil sorts Of rigs on the
great failure following the second attempt
10 lay the Atlantic Telegraph Cable Many
of them deem the failure permanent
one and beyond redemption.
The Boston Post seriously deprecatos
third attempt to lay the cable, us contem-
plated by tho "wire workers." and says,
"tbe public will think the time better en-
ployed in putting up the posts for tho land
wires which might have now been work
ing had the money spent in two Atlantic
cables been directed to practical purpose,
where obstacles could be foreseen and pro-
vided against, and where permanent inter
ruption would be impossible.n
The P0st gives it us its opinion also,
that there twill be little genuine regret in
America ut the failure of this Atlantic
work. The scheme was purely an Engliah
one, engineered by Englishmen and by
English capital, and there was grasping,
Illiberal odor about the whole enterprise,
and certain contingent dangers also, which
rendered it Objectionable to Americans,
though they would have been the first to
offer their congratulations upon its sue
cess ard the most generous with their pat
ronage. But now that tho unconquerable
obstacles Of a submarine telegraph are fully
demonstrated, it is for citizens of the Uni
ted States TO aid the effort in another d.
rection, for the same object. The country
which first taught the great telegraphic
principle should accomplish its most tri-
umphant application. There are better
routes for tho electricity than the ocean
one, and as other countries are ready to do
their share Of the important work, let US
not be backward in performing ours"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

MYSTERIOUS I'VE learn that the skull
and bones Of a human being have been
disinterred in yard on the corner Of Main
and Third streets. A Frenchinan, who
seems to be aboring under some mental
derang cement having twice made inef-
fectual efforts to destroy himself-frst
with II pistol and afterwards by throwing
himself into well was the one to reveal
the spot where the discovery was made.
The matter awaits investigation and
should be thoroughly probed.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

CLERICAL WIT.-One day after services
some thirty years ago, as the late yenera-
BILE Parson c., sometimes called rather d
dry preacher, was walking from church
with the late well-knowH Parson Bradley
of Westbrook, whose guest he was, and
whose pulpit he had just been supplying,
the former took occasion to remark that ii
always made him "hungry to preach.'
Whereupon the latter Immediately ex-
claimed at makes you hungry 70 preach!
what do you think OF the people 7"
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u 81 Dtyect 7a1 Conn5ssiOn far The State If La,1
Office No. 1856 Common street,
New Orleans, Aug 10, 1866.
THE Tax Roll for the collection OF tte United
L states Direct Tax In the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge Is completed and the Taxes thereon levied
under ana b. virtue OF an act entitled an act sfor
the collection Of Direct Taxes In insurrsctionary
districts within the United States, and for other
purpopes,8 approved June 7th, 1852, will be paya-
BILE to me ut the Court House, in the city of Baton
Rouge, within sixty days from the 2lst day OF
August, 1866.
All lots and parcels OF land within said district
on which the tax shall not BIS paid within said
sixty days will be forfeited to the IN ted states
n. M. RANDALL,
aE0. w. AhiEs,
ID. URBAN,
Direct Tax Commissioners for Louisiana.
*. s. DEEIcEsos, Clerk
). ID. o'cONNELL,
Collector.
BATON BoUdE, Aug. 21st, 1865. aug22-2In
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER. The steamer
Re5Mdeer, bound tor Mobile from New Or
leans, exploded her larboard boiler at the
mouth Of the Rigolets, on Wednesday last
killing three persons and badly scalding
the captain and clerk, besides abont twen-
ty-fvc others. She had on board some
six passengers, including one lady.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS Posr OF BATON Rotor, BA.,

HEADQUARTERS PosT OF BATON RoUGE LA.,
August 18th, 1865 I
General Critters, No 80.
MI permits, heretofore issued for the sale Of
ammunition or artas, within the limits of this
command, are hereby revoked.
Persons having articles of this kind on hand,
will Immediately make written report TO these
Headquarters, Of the number and quantity.
For any violation or evasion OF this order, the
guilty party will be summarily dealt with,
BY command Of
Brevet Brig. Gen. J. @. FONDA.
ELISHA b. HAMILTON. 1t. and A. A. A. @.
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lzfstors of Tie Gazette and CoDset-You
are authorized to announce WILLIAM
liz BBS, Esq, US candidate for the
Office Of Recorder for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge. he will be supported by.
augl -pd. NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Lay A New York paper, by a mistake
of the printer, was made to say of the
"Belle Of Newport, that "she had few
berries in her red hair" instead of ga few
red berries in her hair" The printer
wasn't far wrong after all, if the 'tBelle,'
was in the fashion, (Which she ought to
have been, being of course, fashionable
lady,) of wearing her hair red, q Ia Para-
sieR1s,
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Administrator Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
n succession of Henry Droz, deceased,
are hereby notified 10 present. them duly
authenticated, to the undersigned Admin
istrator, within the tins prescribed by law
for settlement. i. G. CHARLOTTE,
auRlz Administrator.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

BEE~ G. NJ. HILLYER, Esq, long and
favorably known as the able and talented
editor of the Natchez Courier, before the
war, has resumed the pen in his old fam
iliar sanctum attached to the office of that
Journal We re-extend him the hand OF
good fellowship aud wish him unbounded
prosperity.
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G-B" The rain has been making pretty
good Roadway Of late. Yesterday, it fair
ly poured" We hope it may not turn
out to be ''too much Of good thingn for
the planters.
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Mp. Edat0r--You are authorized 10 an
nonnco SAMUEL SKOLFTELD, ESQ,
as candidate for the office of Parish Re-
corder ut the ensuing election.
ang5* MANY OLD FRIENDS.
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Mr. Edstor--Please state, that OF the re-
guest Of many OF his friends, ALFRED
DUPLANTIEE, Esq., has consented TO
become candidate for the Sheriifalty of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
aug5-pd z%4
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A Coon LoAD.--The steamer FdSAio,,, on
her last trip down, had on board, when she
landed here, on Thursday night, 2,7TT
bales of cotton, besides sundry other
freight. 1t looks like old times to see
steamers Juggling away down stream with
cargoes of cotton Teaching from the hold TO
the upper decks.
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La In one Of our courts lately, man
who was called upon to appear as a witness
could not be found. On the Judge asking
where he was, an elderly gentleman rose
up, and with much empha sis said, "Your
honor, he's gone" "Gone gone u said
the judge, "where's he gone ~ "That l
cannot inform YOU" replied the communi-
catiye gentleman, "but he's dead" This
is considered the best guarded answer on
record,
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~. Edatoy- You will please announce
THOMAS +. HERNANDEZ, Esq, as
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of East
Baton Rouge, ut the forthcoming Novem-
Der election.
aug5pd. VOX PoPULI.
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Office.
To Mechanics and Architects.

CtEALED proposals will be received dur
ing fifteen days from date, for the building Of
WHAkFMAsTERS OFFICE, according tn the
plans and specifications TO be seen At the Mayors
ONCE. The committee receiving proposals reserve
10 themselves the right TO reject all bids.
D. g. MoNTAN. Committee
BAroa Rou0E, August 2lst, 1860.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-02

EsY~ The following are among the mo-
ticos put up ut petroleum town ia Wes-
tern Pennsylvania "No talking with the
chambermaidn- az high as at any
other house'--"Not responsible for boots
lett in the halln--'No sardines admitted. y