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The sonrLg EssEsoE or ruE QUEEN FLOWER

The SCDTLg EssESCE or TnE QUEEN FLOWER
q, IN, Tao,,c. 4. eone,rs,ed IA rBAIoss NioHr Btoor
ryo CrREus Perfume delicious permanent spd refresh
ns. that In ali The yarre. Of agra scen theis nothing
,ha, san vie with g. sold ever. where.
To1TERIyG AND FELDLB DYsPEPrfcs, ner-
vos invalid. Of boh ,e- .nd all who solsr from general
debility or local wcfns. receive Immediate sfd Perm'nen
benek, from .L.. mos, wOoderl Of rufksh in'igorans
Bioxrrys. sipcr bottle. DepVi, No. DpeS't'N u f0'
! .alc By oil Druggists -.'n NJ.
LATEST rROY EGYPT.
PgSSfs rGIPliAS Loius, - -
,S ,is adj, Of ti ui,.-r, ds bllns h- Icru1e.
- FrSssY's evprrts Lorcs.
' 1..'Hn prsifzris kGyFfrts 80, |. f-...i
CAUTION 10 Tus LAsfpa ir
Don't be ipr ,'td upon by bsvns fort ram.' forced
ya 5 q, s' M sIi si ,ss 'd
nrsrr nse Any oh'I sosrL For 'aie oy al DrsIs and
PeIisIrsa a4. ..s -.t. :. ..t Tlrl 1rrf
MsauLe,urea by tie romisioi a a.s. s..f '' .'
r. 4, ffssEr, 49,.
r. e. End od y ssd sd'psr sacy S 6oS e Y
LDwia 4; LovpJor, ''.n
.D.H lrgl0 iD 40 80 40. 70 Ful,uirst ~ y.
EygapEIL's WEDDING Cam DEPor, No. 80.
Bro,drsy. N, YA tr tt~, sad gy'l elegant .ylr. Of
wrpDiSo Asp vpTNs cAap. fnEscn AorE tAran. So.
BArcnEtoRs uAIR DYE.-Thc best. in the
word reIisc neintsI relais h.ae's and arsnisneoa'
N ofec, lie ttnyire 70 .snti WlLttss A. BArciAIos
letbv tlipfufriss. Factory No. III Bpfrhv+t ..
IRUs3Bs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS. SUsrENSoRY
BASpAoys, spP2oHrsh, Go.sikxsn Cos Radical Csro
arsss Unlee only st Se.s trsey-s Loiy stspdsns ' D.
ARTIFICIAL LMBs Marks Patents, with Rub
boz uapds AID FEET received the highest award 0oLD
gni EYa TIA IEsr ~ us greet faI .! The AineTieap Va
siiloie, g Aoiygsinisl ID cs by Oo,rpmet autldIi'
ly Send Tor Pamphlet. a. A. MARKS 53 Broadway .,I.
MARvIN's Nrw PATBNT ALUM AND DRY
pL.sr,R IIa, AID tuneLAs sIIvta Par. sApgS l,sby
ornamental, wsrrssted peiicsty dry. Alec sIse
souu,spt Of BAnhcn and Merchants SAPta i HIH o' 4
/ n F-U'. .-r MARvis Co, No 26S Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL LIfE.LTE PICTURES.
Csr'es lsnetis " pr do1sns pspieses b2 AL mega
Tive, IesalsT.d r. q. Lrwn, No. i6s ChsIh.nstr n y
Bo0rs AND SHOES, at reduced prices, at
Josrs krswAsps Nos. 10 spdl2 Apn-st. Newiork.
TngRB's RUsu PDR TIE UNTRIMMgD Fancy
HATs a, GSsss No. SD Bfosiwsy So elegant 30 dashns
| 80 ohrap. ..nl .iF ',.i FA,I .II iet.t|
HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cts.~-Backo or Br0wn---
Reliable Depot G6 Johnst Sold BY druggists eytrywhefr.
ARTIFICIAL LrMBs- b. FRANK. PALMER, LID,
GU TEA ssss ssss rtIxsEt,sgSR R r. u u
ton. CoAnisoxsD ~ susasoS osAsRAL BAkSnA Y. D.
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JAMES PYLKs o. X. SoAP.-Made from best
m lterias similar TO tho Old English White Soap; be
oomcs very hard and uuiiab.e to waste away IN tl'
wash. Sold By grocers everywhere--Dcpot, No. ~
Washin gton.st., N. Y. r I ..,
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List Of Union Meetings in Ncw-York.


List Of Union Meetings in Ncw-York. Of,
900 rbay,d1y Nee q
d M,Iasu-lIon sDTLER ~. NOBLE
pswnso--.irn. $ :. CAAEl
MS.Ami iALis-tien JOHS II. MAkTINDALE.
oocrrmrrn- !s" Hem. 4 I ( ( msRNftf SsaKFfSf sat r,
F.I.v,1tIop TUGS SS {; g., AaS9Ro. sNx -'--,'
fAYEr rEvfLLg--Rry. B J. ltts. .'-. Pr.
M.LLkxv.LLE-W.-H RuRLElGH. s.9.,
co,.ss- 1ri tSfsIaA HaAVHitn cJRr Fl Fl @
Io1-ao--lIon, GE0; +. AkbeEsAMs roqT Is
r..rr.sgnen-u -uoG r,tsftt srfttFS e.; & 3 ! Squ1r.
#:s. s f,IgS s s SsSf}aSStr SHRaSSt
Owsso-PATRiCK COaREI e.g.t
prKArs VILLAGE IisS Iie" 4. !. : rAHKEFi rtnSEfr
Jory,ravs cOhms.a eoMi.iiAN ssn II ii ii. iBuRLEIoH,
synsousx-O-n. :. +. CAREY:
. Yoxkra.-iion. CHAuaoEi M' 'DEpEw
HAosals- S% 'ss 3 4 hILfSfArnrcK. nIS
fsssuas fs. alsH eoSssss-.tioe GEORGE II. andrews.
Hosrnoros- iiSs. JsnEs tnFsiD r. WairiSo inIS
rasy--rroops BuriffiKl filTless e. 2otIE. n'i = '.
Irm,ol-6ien. $. y. CAREY. ,eysIduGl sl 9at
LIILLaF FAILs1,AIeg ~, x MhSRS ts,i ~, WILSON. rii s
CAsAsousVa-7Gsp Joi!X e. MASIiNpA.A o,sl
Moq.rr- Non, asa; ( ( 4 4. rasNirT' rAENEr ss bas
ggsEcA FALis--u3n. TAOS. q. ALvORD
kiSosaho6x-Hon. CfiAuNCEY NJ. pEPEW.
I Hrbsos--tion. ", r, BRUCE. f-HLL l.fIf fl.l
DMpEr NiLLA0g-Geu, =. \, CAREY.
fEIxiagn--Rrv. X l. IVES.
MipoLgrovs-0en. q, w. HiNgs of Msss,shuse... W
Mogddy, Nos. q, I.-...
NswBpeas--non. BUTLER q. NOBLE, -
LocnP .ar--ocn JOHN u, MART..npA1E.r.., = n
FEsK,kLL-lion cIlArAcEv I. bEfEW. i...,.
Gsssvy--rAi.'ck cORBsrRpsl. fHl
scuRALcTApr--Uep.S >, b. CiAhf I'LL. LIZ.
u Hon. CUAtNciY NJ. DFpEw. .r..
IJJ-s ,'-i-- Heat JOHN A. '.ioupsoN ..''
OSKipA-ron. THOMAS u, ALVOhD. ~
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OLD EYES MADE New, 81
! Without Spectaees, Doctor or Medicines, Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Address. Y. Is
FOOIE, M. D.. No i.l30 Broadway. New.fofk iHur
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LADIES afflicted with Discoloradons on th'
f,ce called moth paiches uith freckle-, shovd u.s.
Dr. PEKgys celebrated MoTH ASD FREcKLE LOTION
II Is iniallibic. Sid by oil drus6i,ts. N ..
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lAdveftifenIrnts |

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST Ham STORE In
New York has REMOVED 10 No 32J Canalsl. J.. BAsTkr
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THg FISgyr OvykcoATs EVER SEKs IS THIS
CouSIgi n0w ready far s,ic. 90
4 v. BtuKAw No. 81 Lnfnvette.place.
No - Poaftn.avc opposite Cooper Unbn
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ylfImlJ Grand Mas Meeting ail
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DIsTRICr
l2ih 18th, 2o,h, 2ll AID 2ci Wards -fslI
1Scurich men ~ thr seventh snsis ,a pistrlc. ihs
are in favor Of the Election ol |rIlI.
'.'- .--.' THOMAS NURPHY ftlal.
represent them IN tho sera'r of the State OF NcwYor
sioA,Fsby requested 70 assemble IN .,iiiD ..r ~
. . g, MASS MEETING .,,.o .tt.
al EVERETT HILL cor Of Broadway and Thirty fourth.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. J,
r1 .l. o.. A7I o'clock sl 1870 'urI
20 nifty hs Nomination snl {, t,sr speh 9eaHes rs ma
bs necessary to seoio lis Election. .,t,'
number of eminent sPeAhsI' viii be present to ajdrss,
fhe u1Sn Aos,ion, Of the Disiiet ars yar,oulasy In
viIed to PaT'ieieste ~ hi. drIaen.us'ien- .lf
.f.t,i fa5i inaaR tkIrahhlSDM kIrahSM. s.,ras2 ls,h w1d,
oil aaGn asi Sh6sSE SSiElbbisHASHiN bi Has iNhuSr
ga COTS 80 osxnIrxI o. AnaAsasnKrs. f.l 'tp
v,aaqf sis1Ac sihs1aaAjlstE J. eLiyEist yEisstOfH }seh ward
rolearoasSs sSsScAaA & 4 aAsFa5h kIEhY q }s. Ward.
s... ~. ~ WI WI 9 ''Eiio Eh4oS. |'sdw.rd %, 81
Great Union Meeiins in tie Academy, Of Music.
Brooklyn, on FRIDAY EVENING, November D. unaus the
auspices Of the CENTRAL UNION CLUB.
MsjorGen. JOHN A. LOGAN Of Illinois, lf
MsjorGsn JUosoN L. FITZPATRICK Of Nsw,Jsrsey,
H9n. wM, D. KEhLgY.M NJ, O.. Philadelphia,
Hon DANIEL 3. DICKINSON OF New.lorf, y,
Will positively address tho meeting , r, Ir..
Aransemen.s wili be made for outside meetings r
-i.lh' '..J' tii noIi X. NJ. uRfSWOLD, President
Epw,s A. srrpwEtl s~cntsry. a".
NotIce. -uNIoN CENTRAL Coalairr. E.-A reeula
meeting this ccanmswti bshed at ftsdq Isrtrr,
BrasawAy and Twenty ythbds'.. sa fhiIa,DAfEVENiNO
ss''a'a's 'asa (" u s'ls'. yANrs KELLY pr,,sl,..
ilsssY t !, 4 a; 4 1tIysl,r' Is Secretaries.
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~ A contributor who is "some "
in the "poick" line, sends US some
lines by way Of parody, which are
decidedly sentimental and excite us
almost to tears. Their tenor is lager
ly and their strokes of humor and
satire mastery, but for personal con-
siderations which we can explain to
him, we prefer not to insert them.
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u The last OF the Mameukes, Of
whom the first Napoleon said /: "Could
| have united the Mameluke horse
with the French infantry, | would
have reckoned myself master Of the
worl a." and Of whose valor Sir Wal
ter Scott gives sucb glowing de-
scription in his life Of Napoleon, re-
Gently died in the Marseiles asylum
for Egyptian refugees, after having
been in the French service since the
beginning of the century, and having
been wounded at Eylau, Wagram and
the Beresina. His name was Baraka,
and, as the last Of the Mamelukes, he
presents as many interesting charac-
teristics for the romancer's magma
ton as Cooper's last Of the Mohicans.
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D0- The London Times says that
the Thames tunnel is "but the shadow
Of a shadow" in comparison with the
gerat Lake tnnnel in progress at Chr
cago for the supply Of the city with
pure water. The construction of the
latter is carried on rapidly. The Chi
cago Republican says oft: 1t now ex-
tends into the Lake a distance of g.
$50 feet, and each day shows fur
ther advance of from eleven to seven
teen feet. Three sections of the iron
cylinders were taken out to the crib
yesterday morning. The engine, also,
and large part of the machinery,
were taken out during the day. The
fourth cylinder is now being put in.
These chambers are square additions
or wings on each side of the tunnel,
and occur at every thousand feet! AT
the intersection of these chambers with
the tunnel, are turntables, ON which
the dirt cars are turned and run into
the chambers, when cars coming from
the opposite direction wish to pass.
The chambers eighteen feet on each
side of the tunnel, and are used for the
storing of brick, cement, and sand.
The mortar which is to be used in the
next thousand feet, is also made in
them. Thus it will be seen that these
chambers serve as fresh starting
points in the construction of the tun-
mel. The iron cylinders will probably
be sunk about two weeks hence. It
is worthy of remark, that as yet no
one employed on the tunnel has been
injured. 94 II
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TELE G. R A p Hi C..
The President and the South Caro-
lima Delegation.

WAsHINGToN, Oct l4.-The dele
CATION from the South Carolina State
Convention had an audience with
President Johnson to-day, and pre-.
sented the Conventions petition, ak.
ing the President to pardon Mr.. Da.
Wis.
The President in reply, said that
there was no disposition Oh the part
of the Government to exhibit a thirst
for blood shedding, or to follow a per.
secution policy.
Reported Escape of Jeff Davis.
lew York, Oct. 16.-A Washing.
ton special TO Sunday paper says it
is thought that Jefferson Davis has
escaped and is now on his way to
Nassau.
1t is said Mr.. Davis got out of For
tress Monroe in the disguise of ne
gro stevsaore, and went to an Eng,
lsh ship awaiting in Hampton Roads.
The vessel sailed Immediately. Fur,
Their accounts say Davis's escape
was winked at by high officials at
Fortress Monroe.
The Elections,
The Republicans have carried the
election for State officers in Iowa, by
10000 majority.
n1he Republican majority is less by
10000 than it was at the Presiden-
tial election, last fall.
Gov. Bosom, the Democratic can
didate, supported the the Presidents
policy.
Gen. Stone, the Republican candi-
date, endorsed all the Radical ideas
and plans on the question of negro
suffrage. Many of his old officers and
soldiers voted against him.
The following Congressman were
elected in Virginia First District,
Garter; Second, Chandler Third Bar.
bour; Fourth, Ridgway; Fifth, Bolts;
Sixth, Stewart; Seventh, Conrad;
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TO the Voters of East Baton Rouge,

| FELLoW-C ITIzENs-At the solicit
citation of numerous friends | am in
duced to present you my name as a
candidate for your suffrage at the en-
suing election, to represent you in the
State Senate. ..
In taking this step, I am not un-
mindful of the weighty responsible
ties and obligations attaching to the
position, should I be successful in
the canvass, nor of the sacrifices
that ! must necessarily make to serve
you faithfully.
While therefore I have hesitating-
ly and with difidence announced my
name as candidate for the State
Senate in obedience to the wishes of
those whose preferences and judg-
ment 1 could not disregard, | hope |
may not be considered as presuming
TO arrogate to myself qualifications
superior Or even equal to. many hun
dreds of my fellow-citizens for this
important station.
But such are the evil times upon
which we have fallen such is the
Impoverished and ruined condition
of our once happy and prosperous
State, that it behooves every citizen
to come forward with alacrity and
act his full part in saving something
of the general wreck and replacing
his State in that proud position
which it formerly occupied.
Upon the next Legislature will
devolve the consideration of subjects
of the most vital Importance to you.
Your destiny for veal or woe; wheth
er you shall be invested once more
with your civil rights and placed in
the path of independence and pros
perity, or sink down into wretched
poverty and anarchy, depend upon
the political, intellectual and moral
complexion of your next Legislature.
The measures that will come be-
fore the next Legislature must be so
many and various and SO complex in
their natures, that it cannot be ex-
pected that I shall discuss them in
this short address. And the time
between this and the day of election
is so brief that [ can hardly do more
than visit few neighborhoods and
families and make known my candi-
dacy.
I trust however, fellow citizens,
that two terms in our Legislature as
Representative from the Parish of st.
Mary, before | came to reside among
you, and my residence in Baton
Rouge for the last twelve years, will
not have left you ignorant of my con-
sentative political principles; nor of
whatever qualifications | may pos
sess to represent you in Legislative
capacity.
Should you see fit to honor me
with your suffrage, and elect me to
the State Senate, can only pledge
you my best abilities and undivided
attention and constant exertions to
secure the adoption of such measures
as will tend to elevate our State, pro-
mote peace and good will, give Sc
curity, restore law and order and de-
velope and foster the agricultural and
productive interests of the State.
Yours, respectfully,
RICHARD II. DAY.
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Reg The New Orleans Pacayume
comes out in an entirely new dress, the
type nsed being from Bruce's New
York foundry. The .Pscayune looked
well enough before, but its appearance
now is surprisingly beautiful. 1t at.
fords us pleasure to notice this addi-
tional evidence of the onward pros
perity Of the old PIC.
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Rsy- The masses Of the National
Conservative Union Party of New
Orleans turned out in full strength at
the St, Charles Opera House, last
Monday night. Among the speakers
were Messrs. GEO. S. LACEY, A. P
FIELD, II. G. CAsTELLANos and
Judge ABELL. H rs
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sg~ A large mass meeting of the
National Democracy was held in New
Orleans on Saturday evening last
The speakers were Messrs. CHARLES E.
FENNER, A. S. HERON, ALBERT
VOORHEES, and ISAAC E. MORSE. s-.
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Carpenters and Joiner's shop.

TN this department Mr.. HARRISON THOMAS will
i have the charge and control OF the work, whose
promptness of execution and superior workman
ship, is we'll known. Buildings erected and re.
paired. Stores and Saloons fitted up in the neat
est style. Water Cisterns of any desired capacity
and Of the best material and workmanship, fur
nished to order. And all other work In the line
promptly attended to, at the shop on Third street
opposite New Theatre. aug2o-n
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FOR RENT or LEASE.

A FINE PLANTATION In the Parish of 49,
IA IherVilie, situated the Mississippi gl
higer, six miles below the town of Plaauemff1e,
having Large Two-story DWELLING HOUSE.
There are about 40 acres of land, TWO thirds of
which s cleared for eultivation-land net subject
TO overflow. For Particulars, apply at the Drug
Store of JAsTREMSKI q McCORMICK,
octlT-tf
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ITO Builders
AND
PROPERTY HOLDERS.

PROPERTY HOLDE RS.
T0 facilitate all who may contemplate building
or repairing their property, am prepared to
receive and all any orders for such building mate
rails ~ are not usually kept on hand here for
sale. such as STATES, TILES, DRY sSED FLOOR
ING CEILING, Etc., and at very small per cent
age above cost. And will keep on hand, LII MBEk,
BRICK, LIME, SHINGLES, CEMENT, PLASTER
PARIS, PLASTERING LATHS and HAIR, with
such other materials as may be called or in con-
nection herewith FE
., will also attend to making out Bills of Lumber
and other materials, and will personally superin-
tead the erection Of any buildings, or the con-
struction II any work In correction with the
Building Department, on reasonable terms.
aug26 JAMES McVAY, Builder.
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Notary Public.

WOULD most respectfully announce to my
i friends and the public generally, that am
now prepared to make Inventories, Appraise-
ments, Partitions, receive Wills, make Protests.
Matrimonial Contracts and instruments of Writ
ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings Of
Creditors, &c.
All business entrusted to me will be attended
to with promptness and dispat h.
~ ri JNO. M. TRACY,
Justice ofhe Peace and Notary Public,
octl4 Office, Corner Third and Laurel SITS.
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Gag If Mrs. SUSAN EccLEs, mother
Of GEORGE EccLEs, a private in Co. G.
1st Regiment Indiana Volunteers, is
in this vicinity, she will hear some
thing Of Importance to herself, on ap-
plication at this office.
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liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.-The sales of cot
ton this week just passed comprised
one hundred and eighty thousand
bales at further advance of three
pence.
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We are authorized to announce w. J.
MoGIMSEY 90 q candidate for Repre-
sentative to the Legislature from Fact Ba-
ton Rouge; and to say, that he will meet
with the cordial support of
sm MANY FRIENDS.
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MEssRs. GARDNER & Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 8, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents in that city for
the Gazette and Comet.
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kes~ Mexican Intelligence state that
Lieut.. MAUEY has been appointed
Honorary Counsellor to Macmillan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MANAGERS: lE
J. @. Charlotte, P. Gapdevielle, Geo. A. Pike,
J. Z. T. Ii ynss, P. Burg, Jr., John Gass,
l.. Jadot, NJ. Granary, r. J. McCabe,
=. Trahan, Irehee Pujol, j. v. Jastremski.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
T. Trahan, B. J. McCabe, P. Z. Ris,
A. Kowalski, Phi. Machet, r. j. McCabe,
J. g. Charlotte, J. b. Tracy, P. Capaevielie.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
J. NJ. Pujol, Frank Letef, F. Cooney,
George PIetzer, Joseph Paban, J. J. Mitchell,
L. Legendre, A. w. Bates, George Gimler,
FLOOR MANAGERS:
J z. T. Haynes, II. Abramson, r. Cszsdessuz,
B. J. mcCabe, P Burg, Jr., G. q Breckenridge
l.. Jados, John Gass, Felipe Castro.
W- The proceeds Of the BALI are to be applied
to the purchase Of Hose for the Company. .n
SUPPER AT HALF-PAsT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
~ Ladies are requested to present their In.
vitations at the door.
f.. GRAND MARCH, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMEN's TICKETS. 81 SO.
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"oOF HOUSE,
Furniture at Cost Prices

A BAUMsTARK respectfully informs his
~ friends and the public generally. that he is
now closing out his large assortment Of Furniture,
consisting of
ARNIOIRS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS. &c.
All of which Is in good condition, and offered at
cost prices Call and procure bargains, at tine
store, corner Of Laurel and Churc streets.
nnk1Q-tf
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&s- G I'D 10 New York on the 10th
closed at 1851, and Cotton was unset
tied, closing heavy at &c. for Mid
ding.
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

Mr. Edstor--Please announce MAJ. j. M.
TAYLOR, as candidate for the State
Senate to represent this parish In the Gen
eral Assembly, and oblige many of your
friends as well as his.
A t MANY FRIENDS. aI
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FOR SHERIFF..

Ar. Eitor-Please state, that at the re-
quest of many of his friends, ALFRED
DUPLANTIER, Esq, has consented to
become candidate for the Sherifalty of
the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
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IT is believed that there will be nc
change in the Cabinet before "the tenn.
per of the next Congress has been as.
certained."
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19
NOTICE To BAKERS ,

TTSHE price of Flour being sl4 per bal rel, Bakers
i will give 20 ounces for dime. the ensuing
week. JORDAN HOLT,
oct17 Mavor
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19
Baron RousE, La, Oct. 18th 1866
FOR ATTY. GENERAL,
FOR DIST. ATTY.

Mr.. Edator--You are authorized to an
nounce X. w. KNICKERBOCKE
Esq, of Baton Rouge, the present able and
efficient incumbent, IS q candidate for re-
election to the office of District Attorney.
FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
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FOR CLERK.
FOR RECORDER.

Editory Of the Gazette and Conet-You
are authorized to announce WILLIAM
HUBBS, Esq, as candidate for the
Office of Recorder for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge. He will be supported by
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19

Eighth, Hodge. Three cannot take
the oath.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19

A FIRE CHECKED.-The roof OF
Mr.. L. DALsHEIMER's house on Lau-
rel street, took fire on Tuesday last,
from the carelessness of some boys
who were letting off fre-crackers in
that vicinity. Fortunately, what
might have ended in a serious con-
fagration, was checked through the
timely exertions of a few individu-
ais, and the damage done was COM
paratlvely slight.
Boys and grown folks too, ought
to exercise the greatest care in guard
ing against such accidents.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-19

q New Orleans, October l6, 1865.
Capt. Brown is just the man to
carry out the above desirable pro-
Dgramme. He and his clerks are al
ways prompt and obliging prompt in
supplying us regularly with the latest
New Orleans papers--prompt in their
delivery OF freight land obliging In
their attention to passengers. BRows
always was popular captain-it's "a
way he's got, to be SO. Time, which
works so many changes, does not seem
$40 change him bit in respect to clev.
erness and popularity. "Long may
he wave" .....a.