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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

ta3 Our thanks are due Messrs. PETE
MrLLETTE and EDwARD JoLLr, for late
papers. Also, to Messrs. AnohER 81 Hem
DEHsoN for similar favors. :st',1
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WASHINGTON z. A. CHAPTER.-The
will be an annual meeting Of Washington
X. A. Chapter, No. 5, at their hall, corner
Of Main and Church streets, on TO- morrow
Sunday, December Cd, A. D., 1855, At 8
O'Clock P. NJ. See notice of JOHN JAS
TREnsKI, Secretary, elsewhere.
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ifa tButldsng formerly the Ctrtstsaa Gaurea,)
.,rs;e. 8 BATON ROUGE, La. -
1.-THE first session will commence on Wednes-
L day, the Ed Of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits in life, without ., classical
course. Parents residing at distance may OBJ
tain board for their children In private families In
the neighborhood of thsschool. p a. 'Siss. =,
TERBs--Five, eight and ten dollars per MONTH
This School win BIZ opened at tbs time above
stated and every endesvor be made by strict at
tsntfon, regard 10 the economical education OF
the youths placed In his charge and energetic and
well directed efforts, to impArt to them thorough
education by Il AUGUSTUS B. PAYNE.
nov2-tf .s-..,s5f- ~ea Principal
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Shawls and Cloaks. '
P0PLINS AND DELAINES.
CLoTHI ING, No..
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.
JACOB KUHNaS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL; STORE,
THIRD STREET, "'
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK.
MY FRIENDS OF THE CITY AND COUNTRY
are respectfully informed that Ihaye In my store
THE BAEDsokEsr AEp LATEST STYLES OF 20
sHAWLs,
....z CLoAKs, ,NUBIAs, rrs a.
ROYAL AND IRISH PoPLINs,
a PLAIN AND FIGURED DELAIEBS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS, POLL DE
oHEvRE, BLEAcHED AND BROWN
sHEETINGs, CAssIMEREs
AND sATINETs, ra.rfM...
BALMoRAL IS 8-t .gr
And .""
HOOP SKIRTS, #M 81. l..
WHITE AND RED
FLANNELs, ooRsETs, HAIR NETS,
HANDKERcH1EFs, ST EEL, IVORY AND PEARL
BELT BUCKLES, PERFUMERY,
8N.. LACEs AND ED6INGs.
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, COLLARS
CRAvATs, UNDERSTANDS AND l7r
@ DRAW Frs, E
TRUNKS, vALIsEs AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
tZ7
as- Special attention Is called to the bargains
am now enabled to give in .', ,.', VI ~
BOOTS AND SFIoEsIi
Having bought very large lot direct from the
As- Call and examine my beautiful stock Of
NEW GOODS, " m4l
And convince yourself Of my eagerness to sell
A Good Article at a Low Prieeg
JACOB KUHN,
Third st., opposite the Bank,
oetis BAros Rouer, La.
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kB See Mr.. N. WAx'e advertised list of
Western Produce articles just received
direct from st. Louis. 1912 5
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.Esase.. =. .vICHOLSOT.

T.. . '@''@ ~. IN MIDWIFE,
.EzSue de pl7opitaS de Ia Maternits a Paris,
AHb OF THE EseiIsH LHIsc IN MoxTH HosPIfAr., sr.
aEcReEs-fs.THE FIELDS, LONDON. f
OFFERS her services 70 the ladies of Baton
~ Rouge ana It's vicinity professionally, also
In the treatment OF all the diseases of women and
and Africa. issf,..t
Consultation hours from 0 A. N. to 7, 8 and from
8 TO 6P. NJ. re I'1i@@ nov2-H
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=, Eg-We are under obligation to L. AL
LAIN, Esq, Deputy Clerk of the Court, fol
courtesies rendered us.
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LIST OF LETTERs

d EMATNING IN THE POST OFFICE AT BATON
III Rouge La, December I'd, 1865. Persons CALI
Ing for letters in the following list, will please say
ddesftfsed: 1885 II :
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RaE- Cotton closed active at New
York, on the 10th, at 81 cents for
middIing.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
FINAN CIAL. AL
THURSDAY MoRsrEs, Nov, 80

THURSDAY MORNING, Nov, 30
Coin -l4eG149M 20 ~
Misunderstanding, at 158@Ibsl4; Cheeks, on
New York, at 14056 per cent, discopnt
BAEK NoTrs-La. State Bank, 67IS6l700b7I " a
731acts. Bank Of Louisiana, 4764s0511 y@52
s4QpS6 cts. q dollar.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-22
PETER COENELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
New York.

Hav ng formed business relations with the principal
COMMERCIAL hosoR of New York. an prepared t1 o0er
every facility In the purchase of all GaFses N gnois
10 Mexican Merchants and to those who have not the
necessary knowledge as to the hest supplied houses In
the city, or the current prices NJ the market Il my
intention shOuld he favored with the conf lenee and
patronage Of my numerous frehds Nnf parii'uiry VI
those Of W Mexico, to establish permanent commits
sion business IN which II will he part II my duty to
observe thesto Of the market and give my patrons The
Trees
From tbs arpt day of May and until further advised
may be- fnund In iho 0tlce Of Messrs. Northrnp 4
Chick Bankers, No Wall sirect, where will await
the orders Of my lrienls and such others Of the m'r
camille community 40 may favor me with theirs with
the aS'nran that ever lldl possible will be done 70
rive saIsaeton TO 10 tsr desires and their interests
RNImENcEH.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-22
W. W. GRIFFIN,
N0T7RY PUBLIC,
SANTA FIX, NEW MEXICO.
Notice.

s0Nlsd Proposals for the delivery Of six hundred 900
Tons Of gooi merchants / hay Qree from rpnee
sticks, weei9 tui other worthless matter and MT clt
with the hoe. or dug up by ths rooSl for the " o
The VuartermaHtcrs department pt Port tAg, NoE
McxGn Will b. received at tho utre Of thr A. q M at
Fort craig. New Mexico until twelve O'elock " M
Tuesday, August lst 1895 The hay to BE- veil sacS
In gh mrnnar at or hear Fnft tr g, 10 the on nf
the Qnartfrnasteri Department there m duty msy
direct. The delivery 10 cnnnrnrr IN the lst ~ tern
her 1866 or as s1on ~ nolce bo htd Of The approval NJ
The contract and tho whole 10 " del we're IN or brlrre
the Slst Uctnbsr 1895 IAch Ton - weigh ? AZ
y unds, Bids for the delivery ofa less guaity umn
thnt ab 40 ntmed, will be consider d., prDviirl that
eh bil3 DO for delivery Of not osA than one huul id
Tons.
All bids must DO In duplicate, IN the names NJ H.
sec rifles IN III be written IN their Own hand Ning,
gnel 10 statement attached, IN the efrt that they
agree 10 become tesns Die rs securities. In Gaze tie
bid Of their principal este AMI that the person
bidding Il loyal 10 the y. >. Government Tho BunLs
required will b. In sum equal u double be
value IT tho whole qnntity, proposed 10 b. d.
llve"ed al price bid per ton The right Is re'evn u
reject all bids, which In The judgment " the A. y y.
arcut p1orbltAnI prices or made lresl ousO,e ps.
sons Bite to b. en11rsed 'froposEls for delivery NJ
Hay at Fort craiS, N NJ
No t0nls or implements will 10 furnished ~ The Q
n Department
LII !. NtseEN
Capt. &A.Q NJ.
AGli'tNnl Qnart-rns'tcr'' Once, u. A.
Fort Crig, n. NJ, Ord July, 1906.
No,t A.
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vslN RS latbr s,d Dictionary, 800 HIS
t.aiWn', so no
EtHr7 - lAS H'f7nNy evIs. 20 %
Ls.ta tormrnt 'rir' ~ Amc icm Law 4 roIs' " 70
ABicr'sas tbNtlouee--A s'lltcllon ni Np'rehps
RId A idt,SsF hy lar most rnneitOtatNs
o' An'rit,.-hin'i hy }. Aeaf' 2yuf', 70 On
CNhly ~ rlraiinf 3 vols, (ul elpyD l! on
.rhholi'tili l'cadIng'i 90
rwlrrs Nssst X no IaW u ryid'nct, ia Civil -
AID tfimlntl cE4s., l"ld cuH J j W
~ fards igest -! Iie LAVE L'ieher on tne
Tfial II Aetanf At mi irnN. fe'd eopir ) V'
! nls.si NJ the q icral SttNle Lih n lhe
SITE o. leSM etc etc also, lh' 'ul.tl'
Iitirn Laws NJ S'rE' A1nlh an IeN'
wheh we're 10 force before me y p'Gsf'tFn
NrnmsqaF Fincplr' Of Natural and roIi'lc =,
LiN, (efl tepl SW
ecneial Ofd.r' If Tie Wr Iear'm'nt en-
lfar1g The ytas 1851 lSS. ap' %, w
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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-22
CABINET MAKING.

The undersigned At his well known shop opposite
Jos Hrrshes building and few doors west Of rtrea
Il Co.'S store, continues 10 manufacture out VI the
best materal and in the most improved styles, all
de erpsiOns VI household furniture, such as
BUREAUS. CENTRE TABLES, WASH STANDS,
TABLES, SOFAS, sIDrBoARDs, BED rGDs,
CHAIRS, LOUNGE &C.. &c.
UudcrtiEcrs work done in the best manner and
with the utmost despatch.
House eirperterinr in oil Its branches receives
pr mpt attention and is executed by The best me-
chanics the country affords.
Turning and saving, fancy aud plain are done by
machinery driven BY horse power and with the great
est despatch These are advantages cEIoytd by NJ
other workman IN the city
Al work warfshtcd snd II satisfaction 10 not given
no charge tor work will be made.
Santa "a, Oct, q, 1854
niSu SIMON FELGgR.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-07-22
PROPO:ALS.

Sealed Proposdli In duplicate vii h r.erIvad nj
this utllca u cock NJ on Tuetddy the l6h Of Aa-
gust ls65 when uVy Wli be usnel, iur the denyery U
ihs iOowns SubsiSt .sSlOrvs Al the posts inie te
for the uss of U = Troops and Govrnmeht employee.
tho stores Ia be delivered At such tmes and / ell
quantities ne the Chief Conn ssIry VI Subsistence be
partuenl Of New Mexico, my direct.
DEPOT FORT UNION.
40 900 pounds Corn Meal, 1900 gallons Of Vinegar,
2O,OOO " Homny, II OvO pnunds Of Salt.
FORT STANTON.
i,ooe pounds Corn Meal. 1000 pounds Honiny,
'oe gallons vinegar
ALBUQUERQUE.
i2,cc0 pounds corn Neal, 5000 roani' Homlny.
FORT CRAIG.
10000 pounds Corn Meal, SoOo pouads Hom!ny
900 gallons Vinegar,
FRANKLIN, TEXAS.
i7oOs pounds Corn Neal, 10 900 pounds Iloniuy,
800 gallons Vinegar.
Corn Mtct H0mlny on odH 10 De nt M Rnd ne
iverod IN sr0n{ sufficient sUoks, 100 rounds In eSr
sack of Cora Neal aud Ilompy, ant 70 pOgnfi or one
dpd one half bushslt In each sack NJ >ah
PiHtgAr In he pure wins or cider win gar and To b.
put M dn delivered In god strong wlie tight barrels
or half harra eaeh barre to have AL least cue strong
Iron hnnn NJ Zach r'me
Corn Meal and Hominy to be made Of good white
ye NV ~
No PropOst on will bs entertained which IA con
aid al t.tb biphur ton tngy ar ui,an tlA pfnf
ring einnot Observation-Disclosures he has IN ct biz
control tie necessary means in enabo him to comply
with the terms nf the contract.
Bfdt " nnlv b. received for each post selaraely
hct'hc' G MIN ssary rcserves the privilege NJ In
errRsing or dmnish the COZ tract 10 tie eStnt Of
one tlird, the whole IN hc subject to the approval Of
the General Commanding
Two gord A. d satisfactory aAcuriiiot will sign eae
bid guaranteeing that II the einlrct IA awarded Ia
the persnn therein propSng, they wl bO security fol
| the faithful performance If the contract.
The bidder or an aihorlGd agent must no pretpni
Al the nNening nj The bills
| 4 copy ol thkadyeTtiaewent must be attached tt
each bM.
| For further Information AMY At this ofl"'
Endorse on the Envelope PropoSGIs for Subt Store
o. Pogt-
Capt. a c,s., U, s.A
| Olles Chief Com'sy, M Subsistence,
| nelarmcni Of New Mexico
sarn Il, N. NJ, May 8, 1865
No, Is. H.
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SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, JULY 90, 1866.
&udtttlatWEAIs. n
FOR SALE

valiabl: house aud lot In santa Fe, Of the stree
leading nOrth past tho Protestant ChureA The haulr,
at present occupied BY JOhu W. Du1n eouiaing three
good r1oins the o STOUT a. srt= due int nsw uH.
Der e'liystnn, aHd 10 pleAaanIly AMI desiruby S.u.
aied. inquire of
]. HouGHTJS.
Nay llth 1865,
No. ~. IT,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
AMERICAN
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
1864.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OF THE
20 ths Ysar 81
DAILY, TRT-WEEKLT Z rpr,

DAILY, TRI-WEEKLF & FIFE,
The var draua is approaching its bi,b.
interest. This ysar viii probably @a,.
Doom Of the RebeliiOn, witness The ii, Il
erumsnt restored in tbs fallen States Gr
Grated, and Slavery ob.itsrated from ths ~
events Of 'eI Uilib among the masrmo,- q,
Tho History Of the County, and dcubl-"
Glade the return Of Peace, aud Tie ss4
America upon a new career Of upra-T. ne Z
ness and prosperity. With Labor vi, ~
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on a higher platform Of intelligence aDF
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The string events Ct ths times viii h
ly depicted in tn enlums o. the Dgwos
We are resolved to re=der more va.pssi.
~tractige than ever as a faithful
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
FRANK LEsLTE'a.
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS.

lLLO 80 I
Attractive Feature. The $4,000 Pdze Novel
The Gulf Ect ween Them, BY Mrs. Aune >,
t.Uhey.. Adttore-s Of "Fa-hiun and Famine,
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In addti1n I. as attractions; az tha h5si ana
most authentic q ustr I'D PAYER III America, sur
pas.irg aI Others in tts variety. accuracy, lii In
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Fraad Lcslie's Illustrated Ncw piYr will begin in
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absorbing novel, The cult Between item" writ
ten bv the great n5yelis Mrs. Stephens, whose
Fashion and Famine Haa Il larger circulation
han any other purely literary novvl Of our day.
and IVES regarded as 50 mastery a work of fiction
that it was not only repubiished in England, but
was translated into almost every language of Eu-
rope.
The prize of SIS 600, offered with unusu iber-
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forth noless than two hundred works, ny Of
them of great merit. Among the Q Mrs. stephens
novel was selected, as evidently sur 'assing not only
all others offered, but almost everything hitherto
published. 1t is fully equal to Fashion and
Famine" and will lie as widely read.
1t will be of greater interest, from the fact that
the scene is laid IN our land and our own times;
and in delineation of character and absorbing
power it will faseiuate and charm tn -eadtr.
Subscription $3.50 per year.
Address FRANK LESLIE, Duane st. n. Y.
Copies Of the paper containing the commence
ment and continuation of Mrs. Gus novel,
"The Gulf Between them, car b had Of my News
dealer in the United States OF a ism .ovinees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
SpI.ENDID list.

All or tie goods in the above List will be sold, with
orr reservation, for 0ne Dollar each. CertIdcates Of
ali the various articles are placed in similar envelopes
aud sealed. These envelopes will be sent by mali, or
delivered az our office, without regard to choice. On
receiving Certificate You will see what article it rep
resents. and il is optional With YOU TO send one dOllar
and receive the article or net.
In oil transactions By mail we shall charge for FOR
forwarding the Certificates, paving postage, and doing
the business, Is cents each. Five Certificates viii be
sent for ST; Eleven for 50; Thirty for s.; Sixty-fve
f0r $40 and Que hundred for SIS.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick and
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ducted upon liberal, honest, STRAIGHTFORWARD principle,
and we guarantee satisfaction in all Cases. Our pat
rons may always depend upon having their orders faith
fully and pgDctually supplied. In no case Will cores.
~pondents be neglected.
Es~COrres pOndents shoulc be careful to write their
signatures plain, snd give their Post Once, Couuty. and
State. Address, GEO. DEAERlT * co.,
229 Broadway, Now York.
- Having bad business relations with the above
gentlemen, l take pleasure IN saying that tney are
honorable. upright men, and perform all they proini SAP
and the Jeweiry I have seen IRON there is genuine, aud
gives satisfaction. h. o THOMPSON,
n47-tf NurEeTy HIl ScS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
p II :

~ It makes q perfect Hedge fence In four yearz!
10 One Acre ofit set THIS fall. in I'VE years siU
make enough Wood for one Fsmityl
- II grows straight. and very tall
o. Il never sprouts from the roots; but when cut
down, viii grow again from the stump. very rapidlyI
~ II is the best soft wood for fuel, er any other
%purpcsel
~ when kept on The ground, The rails will last 80
years.
It grows equally well with. US on upland, who're
tbIs rich. rs Ia he boitomsl
~ Cutlings eight intEes long stuck IN tho ground IN
Il Fstt, never fail 90 grow
~ We sell IL FOR s per Thousand Cuttings, dsIiv-
cred At any Of our AScncies.
E- Parties wishing to buy, should order carly ofoer
Agents, 50 thAt they may notify Us in time.
CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at the above places, as
soon a. the leaEes fall.
= KS.
T R. FISRFRs Srownvtile, 3 Ascent for Nemaha
and east hair q Ri 4arlsoR CountieS.
CURTIS s BEAVER, P~Waee CITY, are Agents for
Pawre e end west half % Richardson Counties.
M TN&HAA, Beatrice, IS agent for Gage
and Jones COunties.
J h. BUTLER, Austin, agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Beware Of Willow Peddlers.
We learn that many swemps OF comnicn Wtiow nave
been Cleaned up, and ne Cuttings sold 80 Srty willow.
We get our Willow ~ SAMUEL E4 z Of La
Noble, Illinois, q responsible Nurserymsn,
NoAL OFT, best qusliiY elaiiaed Carbon oil. lang
~ ShionTyI aua Riots
RL4EsHLJy s SFA'E,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
Mirror Of Passing Ristov

Inspired by the spirit Of Democ7ev
lodging nc leader but Truth-The Mo- ta''
OcRAT viii continue to be solely lie go w
People, and prompt To denouncs and rr ns
political OF military aspirant Who ssc, s @9g
their cause.
Ia addition to our Wnr News, We shan
il eur Weekly d p-r Jhs WesslY Nevt SIS
aud also sn abstract IF he proceedings g.
and Of he Proceocicy OF L~sgiaantss CO
and Illinois,
Our T,-Wsok'y. vH coasaia a. here
the Important Ns..- Locs. AL Connsra. Z.
Of the Da1y.
THE DAILYDEM0rBT
Sasn notbt exo5lsl by any rae f.
We have Improved cur arfang-usl. t.Gr
S Il TELEGRAPH SIS
From Washington, from TIE Lever AisaslLu
srem fhe Mi-s5sri snd Illinois Ca Its.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
DEPARTMENT. on TEE INTERIOR.

Washington, G 9TH Feb, 1o56.
SIR: I have used Your ILLS il my general and
hospital practice ever Stree you made them, and
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16

INDIA Rubber and Horn. Dressing, Pocket sd nne
4 Combs, Wooden Pockel combs, 100000 Pouches
Wallets, Fish Hooks and lines, sc, n.
AZ AoLAUGRLN r SWANS.
CAUKING and Chewing Toll sceo, Cigars pipes Pipe
~ sien1s and TabScco Pouches. In grcai variety,
At Mclaughlin q Swans.
NEACKERAI, LIKE Trout. White aSh, Goldfish, etc,
4@4 etc, constantly on hand
A. Mclaughlin 8 Swans.
FSHE hest Flour from theL s. VIC Mills IN quarter
\ half sn6 whole sacks kept
AT ELAU9HLIN q SWAPS