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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
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Religions Element.

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
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viii abound with selections Of w.t. Original Stories Comic
Sketches, and Light Literature, cued from wtilRar
nercd storehouse Of fun fact and Incident aordlng in
terestlng ghtreadng matter for the Parlor and Fhe
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sE~ lTe Pfhcss ca9 Qanf,+ ~ on. G7s3s r,rar5t
FIT 70 ss,isfy. -.z1 fiy
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EDITORIAL DRAWER

and costing but FIVE DOLLARS which In years to
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-27
MILITARY ORDERS.


IspoRTANr.-Maj. Gen. Lawler issues
the following important circular, which it
would do we'll for sll persons concerned,
to take into due and timely consideration.
We. trust 1t may lead all who have been
guilty Of tie outfages complained Of, to
make full and proper restitution to those
who may have suffered from unjust spolia-
tionB ct their hands
HkADo'as DisfuCT OF EAsr LoutsIAHA,
Bston Rouge, la, July III, 1867.
Circular, No.il.I #
Until the civil authority IL fully restored,
and civil courts are invested with full and
complete powers, any person found COM
hitting depredations or robberies, will BIS
tried by Military Commissions, If commit
ted 10 the District Of East Louisiana.
And those persons who have Of late or
heretofore been guilty ofsueh depredatiUnB
or robberies, ARE wAHsgp, that unless they
Immediately return the property which
they have stolen, to tho proper ownors,
they will DO arrested by tho Military au-
.thorities, tried by Military Commission,
and tho full extent Of tho Military law in
reference to guerrillss and jayhawkers.
BY command Of 5e t la@
Brovet Nal. Con. M. X: LAWYER,
CHAS. q. stfANKs,
sgG Lieut.. Do A. A. A. q.
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The FRHEDmEn ABOUT AbEx-

The FRBEDMEa ABOUT AbBx-
ANDRiA--Gemeral C9stv's 0rdey.
Agunstkdeir T11e'sess ind Kdky0scy.
We find the following in the Alex
andria Democrat Of the 9Th:
II In useless to disguise the fact that tho
aFreedmenv of this Parieh have made this
town their base Of operations, and are
roaming about In largo numbers and en-
jjoying their new born boon in voluptuous
idleness.
We publish in another column General
Orders No. 3, that General Custer has
found II necessary 20 Issue, and we lnnst
add, sincerely hope will be enforced In
letter aud spirit
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY,
Alsxapdria, la, July Let, 1860 J
Geneyak praelB No 3.
Sincb tho recent advent os tho United
States forces into this vicinity, many OF
the Freedmen Of the surrounding country
seeusd 10 have i'm bibed Tho idea that they
will be no longer required 10 labor for
their own support and the support OF those
depending upon thorn. Such ideas eau
not be tolerated, being alike injurious TO
tho interests and welfare of tho Freedmen
and Of their employers. Freshmen must
not look upon Military Posts as places Of
idle resort, from which they can draw
their means OF support. Their proper
course is TO obtain employment If possible
upon tho Same plantations upon which
they we're previously employed. aoneral
Orders No. 20. Headquarters Department
OF the Gulf, March nth, 1885, presoribes
the rules OF contract in the osso Of those
persona In the future there will DO
40 excuse for Freedmen remaining in
idleness.
Tho coming crops, already maturing, re-
auiro cultivation and will furnish employ
ment for sll who are dispossd TO be indus
trious. Hereafter no Freedmen will be
permitted 10 remain in the vicinity of tho
camps Of thig command who arc not en-
gagged in some proper e'npl oyrnent- Those
who Violate thip order will be arrested and
placed nj hard labor under charge of The
QuartermasLer,s Department, or will be
confined 10 the public jail, until employ
menJ can be obtained Those who Oh
tered into contract in accordance With
the terms Of General Orders No. % above
roferrod to, and wh1 exhibit a disposition
10 violate the terms Of such contract will
bo subjected to severe punishment, either
by hard labor, or confinement In the pub
lie iail. Persons contracting with Freed
mon Tor their labor will furnish the latter
with copy Of such contract No Freed
men will BIO permitted to travel about the
country unprovided with u pass from his
employer. Those who do 20 will be pun
ished az Migrants. .5.
The Provost Marshal OF this command
will arrest sill persons found violating
this order. aresra 5r
Ry command OF Mai Con. CUSTER,
j. L. GREENE, A. A. q.
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The SPIDERS PARLoR.--There is
little spider In Australia that might.
with great propriety. ask the little
fly TO walk into his parlor for be
has o very neat little parlor with
real door, that opens and shuts on
hinge. ! think there is no other
animal besides man that can make a
hinge. 1t seems wonderful that God
has given this knowledge to little
insect we commonly look down upon
as among the most insignificant.
There are none of His works we can
fully despise. "All thy works praise
Thee, o Lord" A gentleman dis
covered one Of these little under
ground spider-houses, and made the
acquaintance Of the owner, and came
often to soc him, so rs to become &C
quainted with bis habits. He brought
him insects for bis food every day.
and made certain tap ON the door,
which the spider soon learned to un-
derstand. Then he would come up
and push open the door, which was
much like the lid of a box, and come
out to get his breakfast. After he
had received it he walked back into
his house and shut down the lid very
carefully. The inside was made Of
web and earth and was MS smooth as
satin. He leaves his little door ajar
ut times, and when some silly peep
ing insect comes peering round it. for
curiosity,
"Up jumps the cunning spider,
And hercsly holds him fast"
He does not take up, but down "his
winding STAIR" and. alas abe never
comes out again" s.|E.
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Headquarters District Of Baton Rengc,
BATor RoueE, La, April 4th, 1866.

Headquarters District Of Baton Rouge,
BaTos RoueE, La, April 4th, 1866.
General Orders No. 20.
A tax Of one thousand dollars per month will be
aBsass.d on the real and personal property OF the
citizens OF Baton Rouge, for the purp $50 OF paying
the Gas Company for lighting the city, repairing
and improving the streets. t g.y
All public buildings churches and charitable
Institutions, unimprovsd real estate and nil prop.
orty used oy the Uuitsd states Government, on
which no rent IL paid, win be exempt from the
tai. szEt5 s4.UF s5.s z.I=s ...#a.. i'll. =f.
William Markham, w. D. Phillips and g. NJ
Hart, are appointed Assessors and Will proceed
Immediately TO make the assessment
Gee. A. Pike Is appointed Coiisctor and ali tax
payers, on issing ndtifed by him OF the amount
appor.ionsd TO them, will make immediate pay.
msnt for The present month and on The fret Of
each succeeding month psy the same to him.
Persons not complying within ifres days of the
time specified, viii be charged double.
The money collected will be paid Out on the or
der OF the Provost Marshal, approved BY the Dis
trict Commander. HHfi
M oBDHR OF ERIC. GrE. n, r. LAwLEs. t.tr
..f ROBERT DIES ANdEs,
#.r ..=. Major and d. a. General.
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SALES.


state OF Latsrssa ana Parish OF East Bas0n
Rougs--fiith Judicial District Court-so. a4S--
JAHLErL WOODBRIDGE gs WILLIAM y. IuEsARD
Df5VIRTLlE Of q writ Of seizure and sale 70 ma
I'D directed from The Hon. Fifth judicial District
Court, Of the State and Parish aforesaid, have
seized and will expose to public sale at the Court
House door, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY., rnE 5rH DAY or AudusT NEXT,
A. D., 1856, at - o'clock, NJ, the following de-
acribed mortgaged property, to wit
certain lot Of ground situated In that part OF
the city Of Baton Rouge, laid cut by the late Isic
ard Derali, and DESIGNATED on ths plan thereof as
lot No eleven iii of sqsare No. Ave t5), insasur-
ing sixty feet front, on Church street, (now hainl
by one hundred And tiixty fsst In depth, Rfeneh
1nehsure, with all the Buildings and iuiprossni
thereon.
seized TO pay aud satisfy The writ issued In the
above entitled suit, together With interest and
cost. sAfsEE#k3aHfs & KfEHf #F #tF sstka
Terms Of sale, oash, In U. n. rrsasury Notes,
with tho benefit Of appraisement.
I'D. C0usINARu,
iuiyl sheriff.
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state Of l.ou,s.ana.-Pa,ish of lsas. Esato,

State 0f bOuI sSa Da.-Payish of East Baton
kOugs--Fitth Jud cial District Court--No. 1921
JOHa Bird u.s. HESalsIrA WILLIAMS. ..
UY VIRTUE OF witt Of seizure and sale. To me
ID direct Il ifor, the Honorable the Judge OF the
rifth Sutfe,s 'istrict Court, Of The Parish and
STATE aioye r.td, have seizsd and will expose to
public sale NJ the Court House door, In tho city
of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY., the 9Th day of AueUsT next,
A. D.. 1865 at 10 O'Clock, NJ, the following do.
Beribsd mortgagsa property, to.witi
certain plantation, known as the Arlington
Plantation, containing twenty-five and a half
srpsuts front the mississippi river, BY forty in
depth, having nine hundred and thirti superb.
ciaj arpents, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded above by lands
Of thS succession IL Guy Uuplantier
Also another tract 81 land in said Parish, adj
joining the one just described, the lower lins,
contanin. six aTpents front on the said river, by
forty In depth, bounded ~ stated by the tract
first bove desc ibsd. aud by AndB Of Phillip
Hicks, below, with tbs buildings and Improve.
mehts thereon.
4eizsd to pay and safety writ issued upon
twelve months bond. together with interest and
cost.
Terms of sale, ca@t, without the benefit OF APP
praissnent In q. .. Treasury Notes.
nd. C0usINARD,
Iuly1. Sheriff.
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state OF louisiana PA r,sl, of Eos. ton

State ofLouasiana--P a fiaia of East Hat
l.ouge--iifth judicial Dis riot Luuft- No. g4b,
LEoE BeEEtuA2E p8 WILLIAM II. 4 uHaARD.
nY VIRTUE ofa wit 81 II Jtt Ia me directed
~ from the Honorable the Fifth Judicial Court,
or the Parish aud State sisresid, havs seized
and viii expose to public aa,e Mt the court Hauss
door, IN The city If Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY, THE 6TH DAY OF AuausT NEXT,
A. D., 1866, at ~ O'Clock, NJ, the following de-
scrbed property, 70 wilt: E
A certain lot Of ground situated Ia that part Of
the city Of Baton houge, laid cut BY the Ia Q
Richard Devall, and desigDa1ed on the plan
thereof rs lot NO. ten, iOl " sqlars No .e, 60,
measuring sizty ieet front on o. urch rtrst /,
(now MAin), BY Que hHadrs'l and fifty feet ia
depth, French nleasirs, together with all the
buildings aud rnn .ements thereon.
ssizsd 10 ay and sati fy the writ issued in the
above numbered cause, together with Interest
aud coat. i2t H9
Terms Of sale, cash, In U. +. Treasury Notes,
With the benefit u aPprAissment.
ED. COUSINAHD, ~
julyl. sheriff.
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Headquarters District Of BATON Rouge

Headquarters District Of BATON Rougss
BAroN EousH, la, April 18th, 1866.
General Orders No. 25t .itst 3t8-
To insurs tbs health Of the city, DR.. l.. IL Lay.
cook, Citizen Physician, IL appointed Sanitary
Commissioner, aud ID charged With the sanitary
measures necessary 10 be taken by the citiasns
he will inspect their premises snd give all
nssdful ditActious, VIII On win be immediately
complied WITH, he win direct where the filth will
be taken 70 and how disposed Of.
Persons falling TO comply with his Instructions
will incur penalty Of not less than $25 fer each
oaense and day Of non compliance. The Provost
Marshal Of the District will afford all military aid
necessary Tor carrying out this order.
u sT oRbEE 0P ngfo. GEN b.. Il. LAwDEha
t....., ROBERT DIES ARGES,
q M1jor and II. "A. GsHetdt.
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New Corrosive acknowledge the
receipt from Messrs. RossvaIIy and
Cook, of specimens Of cotton, raised by
them this year at their plantation
near Fagot Station, on the Mexican
Gulf Railway. The fibre ia remarka-
bly, long and fine. The yield we are
informed is good, and II is believed
that AZ much rs two bales will be
Welded in d week.-N o. Pic, g5th.
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SOME few years ago there was q
notary public in Washington, m old
and highly respected gentleman, who
had held his office through NIL the
political twistings and turnings OF
our capital for nearly twenty years.
A young friend was in his office one
day, and while sitting by the sable
picked up small old leather covered
book, which upon being opened pro.
we'd to be "Thaddeus OF Warsaw"
He casually remarked to Mr.. Smith,
the notary:
Il see you have a copy of "Thad-
deus of Warsaw" here"
"Thaddeus of Warsaw - was the
reply. What do You mean 2"
why, this is u copy Of it,
"Thaddeus of Warsaw" exclaim-
I'D the old gentleman lie snatched
the book, gave one glance at it. and
cried out, "For twenty years | have
been swearing on that book, thinking
it was the Bible All the oaths
amt worth the paper they are writ
ten on !"
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.MA y OFIC.
THE GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE or
LoUTsIANA, r. and A. NJ.


.. q. A. FEItows, Of Marion Lodge, No. 90,
Grand Master.
EpwARp pAnsErr, Of ocean Lodge, No ia, Dep
uty Grand Minister
tIKoHes Al plaE of 81. James Lodge. No. a, se-
nibr Grand W arden
JosS ROTH Of Msunt Morish Lodge, No. 60,
Junior grand Warden. HeH
HENRy X. FEAskY, Of George Washington Lodge,
No. Of. arguds Treasurer
SAMUEL ~. Tenn, Of Marion Lodge, No. CO, Grand
Secretary.
JoRE @ DurLAP, Of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 50,
Grand Chaplain.
AARON IitsHrs, Of Louisiana Lodge No. 102,
Senior Grand Deacon.
JoHs A. tgtysEsoH, Of Dadley Lodge, No. 90,
Junior GTarsd UsscoD
JdBrpH r. IIoason, OF Marion Lodge, No. O.,
Grand msfJshEl I'll
4, THOMAS Ripe, Of Marion Lodge, No, ss, Grand
ewotd Bearer
GoLpaAa Of ocsan Ledge, No. ia, Grand
Pursuant. ... - ....-
N. A. cALoFqrE, Of Perseverance I odge No 4;
q. HurFT. OF Orleans Lodge, No. 49,; REsH
GuTnRREz, Of Concord lodge, no. 81 ! y. NJ,
FoRpAKD, OF Foyer Mac3nnique, No ~, Grand
Stewards GH1 h G# &## 45s H##n ka
eusrAyus soNrAe, Of George Washington Lodge.
No. 90, GRAND Tyler
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Redemption of ASutlieted Bank Notes.
The following important circular has
beon issued by the Treasury Department !:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of he Comptroller Of Currency,
WASHINGTON. ID. O.

Washington, ID. @.
The following suggestions are offered
relative TO the redemption Of mutilated
circulating notes of national banks, and
their return to this office:
First--The notes are TO be redeemed by
tho banks by which they are respectively
issued, and should not be returned to this
Office In sums less than five hundred dol
lars, or in even multiples Of that amount.
Second--Mntilated notes which have
boon torn or defaced will be received, when
presented by the bank that issued them,
provided all the fragments are returned
and the engraving or signatures are not
50 far ohliterated that 1t cannot be deter
mined by what bank the notes were issued,
Third--Fragmonts should be redeemed
by banks in full when accompanied by an
affidavit stating the case and manner Of
mutilation, and that tho missing part of
the note IL totally destroyed The good
character Of tho afiant should also be fully
vouched for by the officer before whom the
affidavit is taken.
These affidavits must be forwarded to
this Office, with the fragments to which
thsy relate, ia order that the banks pre-
senting such parts Of notes may obtain
credit for the same.
Exceptional cases may occur in which
no affidavit can DO obtained, and whore no
reasonable doubts can exist 10 regard to
the entire destruction or irreparable dam
age to missing portions Of notes-as by
FIRE, acids, etc.--~where evidence Of identity
is ample by the signature of one or both
officers, or title or locality Of the bank,
and the denomination Of tho note--where
the integrity Of the bill-holdor ia unexcep-
tionabie, and where no question could
arise in regard to afrauduient or improper
use OF missing parts; in such instances
judicious discrimination must necessarily
be exercised by the officers Of the banks.
IL IL, however, advised that such notes
be received ut their full face value, per-
feet note given therefor, q record being
preserved Of the fact, to be sent to this of
Gee with the mutilated note when returned
for redemption by the bank, in which case
full credit will be allowed in this depart
ment, " =#-t .t
Fourth--When no satisfaction can be
obtained in regard to the missing parts,
and possibility exists that any improper
use can be made of the same, it is recon-
mended that a proportionste Value only be
allowed estimating this by comparison of
the proper ton returned to the missing
parts. A record should be kept OF the
amount allowed in all such instances, and
a voucher of the same rendered TO this Of
fee, when the mutilsted note or notes shall
be returned for redemption.
+. CLARKE,
Cemptssllsg Of the CRErspsy.
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The Gazette &Guluet

umrrEs ron THE METROPOLITAN rfcoaD.

WRITES ron THE METROPOLITAN RECORD.
Tiny fingers, claspiug mius
Like the tendrils Of vine:
psarfy fair and rosy tinted.
All With dinipleb softly tinted;
Lite hands, 80 pure and whits.
Who may read thy future right
Shall they WELD this autlIsr's pom,
A scsptre Ger the hearts Of msn;
Or upon tho battlefield
Grssp the sword with nerves Of steel,
Or with forms Of beauty flush
The canvas, meath Che artists bruHh'
little flakes Of dimpled snow,
Who thy fnturs fate NAV know
Our fond hopes may all be vain,
idleness their powers may chain,
Or even crime may stain But no.
mother prsYs, a'er this be so,
They may Ito In perfect rest.
Folded DER pulssleHs breast
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Hl i p
State of IRISH of East Baton
koug Fifth Judicial District Court---No b34,
Probate--in the matter Of the succession Of GU
HgRT DAIaRE, DECEASED. & r.t.l rlt rE
by VIRTUE OF commission to ine directed from
ID the Honorable the Firth judicial district
Court, OF the Parish and State aforesaid, 1 will
eKp1se to pub ie sale at the Court House door, 10
the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, THE 5TH DAT or Auousr NEXT,
A. D, 1866, at IA o'clock, NJ Of said day the TO-
lowing described property, belonging TO the sue.
oession otdnssRT DAioRE, late Of said Parish, de-
ceased, 10 Wit: ~
4 certsn tract Of land or plantation. ON which
Mrs. Ma v Dsigre fssides, knows, as the Mulber-
~ Grove Plantation, in this Parish, containing
fourteen huhafefi acres, nIcrs lsss, bounded on
the North by lands Of Widow Dagre, fronting on
the Mississippi River; East by lands II widow
Dairre and penist9aI and West By "Holywohd
Plantation" With all tbs buildings and improve.
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale, cass, in u. 3. Treasury Notes.
ED. C1UslNARD,
juyl SHERIFF
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U A young officer in the Prus-
sian army stood looking at private,
whose brains had been blown ont by
a cannon ball. A superior officer,
thinking him frightened, spoke en-
couragingly. Said the other, Il was
only wondering how a man with 50
much brain ever came to be here.