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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
Attempted Escape of DR.. Mudd-
The Thumb Screw.

The following account of the atemted es.
cape of Dr.. Mudd is rom the New York
TribWns OF last week tive have obtained
from an officer Of the steamer Thomas A.
Scott, the full particulars of Dr.. Mudd's
attcmted escape differing in many accounts
from the particulars hitherto published
The prisoners at the Tortugas are allowed
the liberty of the island, except oa tho
day OF vessels departure. At night
they are expected to sleep in the fort. The
night previous to the return of the I. A.
Scott, Dr.. Mudd slept outside the fort in
a shed, and the next morning he qnietly
" walked on board the steamer, disappear ed
into the lowest deck, and sent a fireman
! for Quartermaster Kelly. This was the
! last that was seen Of him. Soon after he
was missed at the fort, and an officer and
squad sent down to search the vessel. On
the very bottom of the vessel .ay a plat.
form resting on two cross beams : the Off
GER thrust his sword under one side, and
the colored soldier inserted bayonet un.
der the other. The roar Of pain that i'm.
medately rose told that both sword and
bayonet had reached their mark the
platform was raised, and Dr.. Mudd arose
and returned 10 his status Of captive
prisoner. lie was Immediately brought
to the fort, and thumb,screws was applied
10 him, and under the pressure of pain he
acknowledged that Kelly, with whom he
had formed an acquaintance within few
days, had agreed to hell him to csc ape, on
the promise Of receiving Mudd,s gold
watch. Kelly was there upon marched to
the FORT a drum head courtmartial held
and he was sentenced to six years impris-
, opment and hard labor in Tortugas. The
, vessel then sailed without Madd or Kelly
) the papers were forwarded to Washington
for confirmation" The introduction o.
r thumb.serew torture is one OF the many bar
barties OF the dark ages, revived by Alb
/ olitionsm. Ii has not been used in an,
5 civilized country since the Spanish lnqul
= sition, or the days of the persecution @
/. the Scottish Covenan,ers. The thumb
d screw is machine which gradually crushe
D. the thumb, and has always been regarded
i. as the most hideous and horrible instrunin u
ii OF torture ever invented. After being ex
Of ecrated and banished from the most fanat
/. ical and cruel nations Of the old world, it
10 revived in the United States by the agent
80 of the "God and humanity party "
is torture prisoners Is there no limit 10 ii
hideous atrocities Of Abolitionisni
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LEVI OBERHOLTZER, NJ, y.
hpniNvijle IA
READING RAIL ROAD.
Summer Arrangement.
July %, lS6i

Urea. Trunk Line From The No.lb
] and North West for rhilldephia, New York
Reading. PottsviilA Lebanon, Allentown. Edstnn, &c.
Trans leave ilarr sburg for New Y"rk, as follows
A. %. T. IS and !. rs A. NJ and IS NJ arriving
Now York at 10 90 A. NJ, Bui 90 aud 10 80 =. VI.
The above connect with similar Train. on thr Penn.
sy'vnnia Rail Road, aud Sic, ping Carr accompany
sba 300 ard s.'S 4. VI Tram without change
L,ayG tor R,Rlng rult vie. TamaqHa, Miner.
villo. Ashland iIne Gin,', A,nt0w Il, aud Fhidlcl.
phin at SIS A NJ and r.i5 NJ, stopping ~ kcbtnuu
snd rmcn al citations nuly
Wns Trainr GnpEtng ut III points. NJ ; - VI aud
40 NJ REturuiugi leave Nr@ York Mt A ~
h. o. noon. ani 81, Philaderphl, at = 0u \ VI and
2.,up NJ. louisville at SIS A VI ANA !,25 VI Ash
land At i.l0 VI aud lI.aI nhun. TrIcIi1 At J IS \
MSpo 2IS E NJ ani Rcaling ut "a 5a5 aud lOi5 A
~, l36 ana sos = vi.
Rsad,ng Accommodation Train; caves Reaiiuc
t9J 4 " returning from Phradelph,adt 5 Uu NJ.
Columoia kail Eond Trau. laave k"Rdinv At 10
end iO.5S A aadn.l5P N. toy L,htata, L'uG. Col
ohbie &c.
Sundays; Leave Wv York At 500 T VI, Fh,h
heiphiI 2 ID p ". ro,tsviIu 7SO VI, raAa Iu& .
", barristurgs lj " aud Kenlias at 90 A VI for
Harrisburg.
Commu atom Nieags seaso', scloo and EScu''
zion Tickets 20 and FROM all point, at reduced RATES
baggage checked through ~ pounds allowed each
Passenger q. A. NiLOhLS,
GEstR.L rCPERlSrkSpESr r,
Reading, Pa July 10, less.
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The state Legislature.
SENATE.


Phtladeiptin. ..--Jere Nichols,
A.; Jacob L Ridgeway, a. ;
9 NJ Donovan, D.; George
Connell, \.
V. Chester, Deiaaoa1 opR Mont
gon,e,y--W Wortington
A; Horace Roger, A.
VI. Bucks--O P James, d.
VII. Lshigh a,M Northampton
George B, Shall, d.
VII. Be,ks -Heister Clymer,
TX. SchuwkM-William NJ
Randall, ID.
X. Carbon, Monroe, Pike
and Wayme-H b Bear.
slice, ID.
XII. Bradford, SuSquehauna
Gna Hyoming-George
Landou, A.
XII, Luzerne-L D Sboema-
ker, A.
XIII Potter, Togd, VI hean
and CIinton-Warreu
Cowles, A.
NV, Lycomi"g, Union and
Snyder-John Walls, D.
XIV. Northumberland, Wontour
Columbia and SUI iv0n--
David B Montgomery ID.
XVI. DaUpkin ami LebanOn--
d Fleming, a,
XVII. LancasteT-Beuj Champ,
neys, A. J NJ Dunlap, a
XVIII York and Cttmbsriam-A
Heistand Gla,z, D.
XIX adams md Fr0nkfn--
Calvin NJ Duncan, d.
Xxx. Somerset, Bedford and
fnton-Geo w House
holder, A.
XXI. Biqir Huntiagdom, Mf.
RiA, ,Jumi0ta a,'d PEI, u
l. w Hall, A. /; Kirk
Haines; A,
XXI. Cambria. Indiana and
J0trsoa-tlarry White
A.
XXIH. CtarfeAi, CIrion, Csm
eron, Forrest aad Elk -
William A Wallace, d
XNlV. Wes,moreland, fayettc ana
Gree1,-John Lattn, d.
XIV. ALegheny-J L Graham,
A. Thos J Bigham, A
XXVi. Uoshington aad Beare'
William Hopkins, D,
XVII. LDwrence, Butter and Arm
strong-R a Brown, A.
XVIII Mercer, Venango and War
ren-.Thoma, Hoge, A.
xxx. Caaeford and Erie.-M
B Lowry, A.
RECAPILULATIoN.
Aoolllion. ..s......... ~
Democrats. .....'. 80. 10
Abolition majority ....7
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
TINMARE & STOVE SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
ntcrcst IN the above and the wills
hrresttnr be conducted by himself exclusively.
He has Just received aad offers for sale the larg:
eSSA est and most extensive assortment OF ANCY
tamN STOVES ever introduced into this market.
Sh His stock consists Of complete assortment OF
he be 81 Cooking and parOr stoves IN the market ogelh
er wh Stove Fixtures of every dc'crption, oven and
BOX Stoves Radiators Cyindar stoves, Cast IRON AR
hight Stoves Cannon Stoves, &c &c, StoVeplpe ana
Rwaro con stantly on hand and manufactured TO order
il kinds OF repairing done, a. usual on short notice
The patronage Of old friends and new customers 10
,o,.1oiIy solicited. A. NJ RuPERT.
FlcomgbuI. November 80 lN'N"U
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
VOLUME 20.

James N Kerns; alb George A Quig,ey
D; Elisha W Davis, ab F D SIerner,ab
Alexander Adair, alb James DoupeIly
Y0'k-James Cameron, b; a SLaw-
renee, D,
D Francis Hood, sb George De Haven,
Jr. sb ! David A Wallace, sb; Edward
G Lee, alb Jas N Marks, ab
'SchuylktN DR. X Robin.on, D John
NJ Cro,land, D; Peter j Collins, D
Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-Moses
A Ross, alb d B Armstrong, ab
SUsquekan"a any WyOmang-J I
Cameron, alb Peter NJ Osterhout, 40
1a0ga and Potter-Dr VIM I Hum
phred, 20 ; John Mann, ab
Veadngo and William L
Wbann, alb H Allen, ab
Washiugton and Beaver james K
Kelly, alb Joseph b Welsh, alb ; NJ S
Quay, alb
Hayns and Ptke---Wm N Nelson, D
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
Important Proclamation-Prom-
inent Rebels Paroled.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, }
WASHINGTON, October II, 1865.
WHEREAS, The following named per.
soma, to wit John A Campell, Of Ala.
bama John II Regan, of Texas Alex.
andcr II, Stephens, of Georgia; George A
Trenholm, ot South Carolina and
G! aries CT ark of Mississippi, lately en-
gagged in rebellion against tie United
States Government, who are now IN close
custody, have made their submission to
the authority Of the United States, and
have applied to the President for pardon
under his proclaim alton aud,
WHEREAS, The authority oil the Fede.
raj Government is sufficiently restored in
aforesaid Siates to admit Of the enlarge
ment of said persons from close custody
1t is ordered that they be released on
giving their respective paroles to appear at
such time and place as the President may
designate, to answer any charge that be
may erect, to be preferred against
them, and also, that they will respectively
abde, until further orders, in the places
herein designated, and not depart there.
from : John a Campell, in the State o
Alabama JoLA Fl. Regan in the State o
Texas Alexander II. Stephens, in the
State Of Georgia ; George W Trenholm
in the State of South Carolina ant
Charles Clark, in the State Of Mississippi
and if the President should grant his par
don to any Of said persons, such person
, paroled will he disch,lgcd.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Presideu,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

y FARMER who married long nose
and peaked chin, says he produces vine.
gar by simply getting his wife to look ia
the cider barrel.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG NJ En-

who have trjured themselves by 6. -tau practlcein
duge is " i.u alone, habit Frequently learned from
Cv companions nr At school, the effects nt WhlCh are
nightly f"t even when asleep, aud " not cured ren.
ders marrlge impossible aud destroys both mihi uhd
hody. should apply immediately.
hat n pity that young mhn, nv hcpc ol onr cnnn
~ the prldc OF his pAr"us, shrul he sbatchrd from
all prospects and rulny OF lite" by tnt cUnse
quence Of devatiug from the path uf nature ana M
duig ,up ~ raiu secret habit. such persons must
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

The husband who deyoured his wife
with kisses, found afterwards that she dis
agreed with him
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

B@~ A ocuntryman was sowing bis
ground when two smart fellows riding that
way, one of them called to hin, with an
insOleut air, "Well, honest fellow" said
he, )" It's your business to sow, but we
reap the fruits of yonr labor" To which
the couutryman replied, 60 Tis very like.
ly you may for l am sowing hemp.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

AN cSchange paper says'--"Psrties
who have been in the habit of stealing the
editors wood, will please take the knots
that our devil can't split -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
Night In a Railroad Car.

B. f. Taylor has been taking railroad
ride, and having failed, perhaps to enjoy
the ride, enjoys himself in describing what
be sew, The following glimpse at his com.
paDious ss they appeared when night said
"sleep," will be appreciated By all who
have "been there" came near forgetting
that your old friends were all on the traip;
The woman who plumps down into your
seat and regards you with thankess and
superbillcus eyebrows,as if you we're some.
body and that had blupdered into breath
dom without leave and the man who dons
his best garments to travel in mounts tbe
train as clerical as black broadcloth can
make him, aud leaves it with ibe looks of
a dusty miller. Aud the night scents are
as curious as ever. Whitfs Of boots and
smothering gusts of musk, patebouli, to-
bacco, cheese and fec. that could never be
fit to "walk on lions hill without wade
and wash in the Jordan, are Tended. As
the nigh, wears on, the fellow who always
'ais TO be funsy ackers out like a penny
dip the teu-pin of o man who had set up
right all day, grows as oourtly as NADIA.
rim, for even III omer mods" at times; the
girl with little giggle, that had been rip
pling like running water, weak, washy"
and everlasting intermits grows interesting
and falls asleep men make letter rs of
themselves, shut up like pocket knifes,
roll up like porcnpiues, diverge like Us;
trim and sharply women tumbs to pieces
and In little heats of distinguishablc gar.
ments upon the seats, the red and dissipat-
ed lamps wink slcepily and hazily at
you, and be clatter-te- clank of the iron
wheels hammer out the long, dull strip oil
darkness. Then come that mensgerie of
respiration that men havo agreed to call
snoring you have barks, snorts, snuff,
and growlsi ono creaks like rusty hinge
another poass ike au eugiue, or whiues
like spanicl, or is forever blowing out
candles. BY aud by the car windows
turn rebel-gray, for day is beginning to
dawn. Did You ever see wom an hatch
ed out! Now the golden opportunity
Leda-if thatis the lady's name we read
of-whose double yolked egg gave u, a
} Castor Poilux-if haven't forgotten all
about twas hardly more wonderful
Yonder bundle of skirts, shawl and cloaks
, as shapeless as q grist, begins TO stir
first peeps out pair of feet, then pail
0 of hands, then fair and tangled head
at last emerges female shape and Eve
b. is hatched before your eyes, and ,h,
world is better for a waking woman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28


Destructive IN ALArAMA.-The fol
lowing extracts are from a letter oi an Al
ALBANIA lawyer to a friend in Harrisburg :
Our negro population is in 6x-a d
a pretty considerable Que a, that The
men, for the most part roaming about in
the exercise Of their new found liberty do
ing but little, and that little, bad the
women and children suffering and some
with the darkest prospects ahead. In the
wisdom Of Providence ii has been deemed d
right that we have this year, throug hout
nearly ali the South, as far a, | know, an
almo total failure of the crops. In this
county many estimate that there has mol
been enough Of corn raised to supply the
people with bread, much less to latter
their pork or keep alive their stock. But
few of the negroes worked, and they but
part ally. They have no supp les. and
how they are to live until "green corn
or blackberry time next year God only
knows. Thousands stionably viii
and must die, Of actual starvation. Thei
old masters cribs and smoke houses arr
either empty or closed against them. II
casting about 10 my mind why it has beel
decreed by Providence that this fcarlu
fate awaits this unhappy class, | can thinl
of but one solution OF the mystery. Ma
it not be done 10 give their northern phil
anthropic kindred--or, perhaps, more col
rectly speaking, negrophist-an opportr
} nifty 10 exhibit their love for " the poe
negro ;" If so they bad better hurry, {
they will be as the worlds charity too gel
orally is, too late.
5 :" l have found an empty cabin {
the mountain Tor temporary refuge
have to walk to my Office in town, S
II miles, and back, twice week. ha
d not a single cent for professional servic
d since peace was declared. "
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DuNDREARY says The ouly parting tha
ever troubled him va, lhe Iatnag Of this
back hs,r,
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A Light and Shade.

Like to the sparkling wave
That sportive plays
Where gIancing sunbeams lave
In mimic seas.
go bounds the spirit when their rage
Tho angry elements nssuage,
Aud golden hues at eve presage
glorious morrow.
Like to the flower that droops
Under the blight
Like to the frame that stoops
'Neath ages weight.
so fails the spirit when Heaven denies
The one rich pift we dearest prize.
And disappointment glooms our skies
With clowds Of sorrow,
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4 MAN came into printing ofiae to
beg newspaper because" said be,
We like to read the newspapers very much,
but our neighhors are all too slingy to
take one"
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Select poetrn.
Autumn Leaves,

Ahubottih lIVu NSSs
siov ly fall the Autumn leaves,
" Changed from green to cray,
Gmblcmatic Of ourselves.
Fading thus away.
Blooming to their tenderness.
inheriting decay;
Hopeful agc and verdan, leaves
Fading thus away,
In their fnlness, in their ptiml
In their colors gay,
fastening home to mothe, earth.
whitening away.
Fleeting morials, with'ring lvavs.
On earth ne'er meant to stay.
Falling, dying, dust re turning,
Thus they fade away.
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DIR UP DE G RA F IS
EYE AND EAR INFlMkARY,
m, the s,uar2. Three poors from steele Hotel
WILKESBARRE, PA.


,NUIS INSTITUTION is now opened and
4 furnished in the most costly style. Reception,
pTivne and Operating Rooms are large, convenient aud
well adapted. The Surgical apartment contains the
hurst collection ot instruments III this country ahu
thus us faculties VIII cmuble him 10 meet any ana an
emergencies in practice lie will operate upon an the
various forms Of BLINDNESS, Cataract OceIuoh OF
the pupiI Cross Eyes, Closure of the Tear Ducta IN
version of the Eyelids pterygium Sc, &c ANA wl''
treat al forms Of sores Eye Ganuled Lids opaceles
of the Cornca ard SCrofuous diseases of the Eye lo'
geher with all the diseases to which the Eye IL sun
ject. w ,, :. ,,,,,o ~, 4, =,
DEAFNESS Will treat all the di-cdsfs common 10
,hr orran Discharges from the Far Noises IN the Ear
CntarTh difficulty ofhcarug total DeLneSs even wheIe
the Drum is destroyed. win insert an arIhGdl one
auswerinp nearly an the purposes Of the natuTal.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.-All diseases com
mon 10 the Throat and Nose will be treated ,,
GENERAL SURGERY.-Ile will operate upon ciuo
feet Hair Lip, Cleft Palate, rumors, Cancers Lan
qed Tencils &C Plastic operations by heaIlns new
flesh into deformed parts, and General surgery "
whatever charactsL II may present, ., al ,bi,,s
| HERNIA (or RUPTURE lie viii perform "%haOins %
operaton for the radical (compictr) cure OF hetnia
This is unques0naby perfect cure and is nohe VII
ule or no pain Out ofnauy hutdred operated up"ni.
Boston there has hecn no taiIHres II having ny "'
pcrftrt appTubation of all who have submitted loH
4 ARTlFiCAL EYES.-Will inseu artificial Eyes CIV
lug them the motion and expression OF the natufa"-
They are inserted with the least pain. ,
| nEMURRuuIDS, (Pnes,)-rhis troublesome Gisens !
is readily cured, Those suffering iromt VIII uo"''
! Dr. Up De GRAD visits Wilkcs.Tiarre with view
huilding no a permanent Institute for the trtuthe"
! the Eve Ear and General Surgery. The experience ,
more than quarter Of century in Hospital ana een'
al praclIce he hopes will be mhcent guarantee
! these who may Ue disposed 10 employ him,
MAY IL, loCl.--f
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r, TIL AVER M d

vrAyING chan red his residence from Montrose, TO
II WEST PITTsToN, LuEerne county, would say
3h.s patti ons and all wishing his PROFESSIONAL servi'
u IN 4 they can address him at the last named place
ny All calls in the vicinity OF tue Railroad aucH'
6sd to with pIomptness.
April 3. 1855.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28

eg'A child With three tongues has
been born 10 Scotland,
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rMRoAT AND NGs,
Such as Colds, Coughs. Group, Asthma,
Bron cbiliS, CA.arrh, Sore Throat,
Hosr.cuess, Whooping
Cough, &c.
Its timely use vii prevent

~ LMON Akf CONSUMP lON,
And even where this fearful disease i. fully dcvol.
np'd II Viii afford more ircf than any other mcdi
s,a-.
i Lawrence Ge,z. cs.sreaker of the pennsyrv,ni,
House of Representatives, says This cough rene.
dy ir now extensively uSed,and is Of the highest value
TO the community its curative qualities having brrn
trtrd by thousands with the most gratifying results
Il Is carefully and skfully prepared from WId
Chsrry Bark and seneka sna.e Root by DR.. Lew obcr
hoNtsr, a reputable phyiirian Of PhoCniKviie, Pa,
and |" sold by neatly all druggi-t' and country store
keepers"
porrsrowx isGs Jan. !.
This oerti6es that have uSed the phoepir rectoral
In my family and recommend to the public the
vrry best remedy for Cough and Colds that have
cold accompanied with Croupy Cough,so bad,iudeed.
shat II could Il talk and breathe. having heard
nuah said about the hopnix T., ctoraI, procured
hottie Of it. The FIRST dose relieves the difficulty Of
breathing. and before the child had fourth
of the botte it was entirely well Every family shod
J. {. smith. drugsi,, Of Nrw Hope, Nuck. county
Pa. IN writing To !r. obcrholt>sr say: "a few
Gays r;ncs bought two d. zen oi your uabie cough
,smedy to try, and hnd 1t very good AN as is
" all gone would liz" ynn to send nc gross Of IT,
"Yonr medicines gives btltrt Satisfaction thar any
other have ~ the store agent fNr sOme Of the
meet popular cough Preparations but yours seems to
The following is an extract from letter from Hiram
Ellis. merchant near rnttstOwu, IA Il have tried
~. PhGni1 Pertoral and 6ud 1t To be the best cough
medicine eItant II meets with more ready sale than
any other that have ever had IN my stnre."
The proprietor OF this wedicln" has s" much ronfA
dence IN curative row from the Testimony Of
thousands who have us.d IT. that tue money wiz by
PAip nAcK 10 any pun chasrr nh" IL MT satiSii with
lis effects
his 20 pleasant 70 'sk" that cmdrcn rrt fpr it
pUea lHIkTN N.FiVti EMS i"tlgn Duttl,s 0Nt.
DOLLAR
Il j. intended for only one class sf diseases, name
y, those Of the Throat anu Luugs
~ Prepared only by
LEVI OBERHOLTZER, VI, D.
FhrnNviile. "a.
eold by all Druggists and stnrcksepcrs.
A N,, q
North eixth Street. Pliad' phia, ana
&c. HELte 4 Co., No. us Frluk,,n street New
orh, General Who'esae Agents.
Bold ~ e. LurZ and EYER MOVER nrua
sisls B'ul'hnrg, and by nrly every druggist nnd
,,LEtfy s,prekcepcr in Coli mbia cuunty.
n II YOU reerest druggi.t Or rnreknrp'r doc :
no. seGb this medicine 20 not hun pat off with
Aam, o:hsT ssdicine. but send At que uf the
e1sa's fnr II.
Jur0 "a leG5.-- en-
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
vice that dreadful and destructive habit which unnu
ATTY sweeps to uutimely grave Thousands of Young
of the most exalted talents and brlunt intellec Ct
who might othetHis have enhanced listening SEN.
aPs with he thun ders Of eloqucncu, walked to &c.
stncy the living lyIc may call with Lul eonfdenec.
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Abolition. ................ 20
Democrats. ts..'...'.'. 80. 10
Abolition msjority....7
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-01

Mr.. GAYARRE's LECTURE.-The
Hon. Charles Gayarre, the well and
favorably known historian, Of Loui-
siana, delivered by request, last even
ing, in Liberty Hall formerly called
Lyceum Hall, to large assemblage.
composed both of ladies and gentle
men, highly interesting lecture on
the circumstances and feelings at
tending the cession of Louisiana
from France, under Bonaparte, as
First Consul, and the subsequent
condition of things when Louisiana
was admitted to the Union. The
lecturers manner of reading was dis
tinct and clear, and the lecture was
received with loud applause. The
lecture occupied about one hour and
a half, and in the evening paper We
may give brief outline of it from
our notes.-N. o. Picayune, 23d ~lt.