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On and after Monday, August 2sth, 1855,
and until further notice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot AZ follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at 8. 10 m ;, arriving
In Chicago at 4.30p m.
Through freight train at $50 m, arriving in
Chicago a. 90 IN.
Express Freight train, at 7.30 p. m, arriving IN
Chicago at $50 a.
Night Express atS.l5 m, arriving in Chicago
at 4.45 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE FRoM THE EAST:
Night Express at 500 IN, leaving Chicago at
IL midnight.
Express Freight train, at $50 a. m, leaving
Chicago at 2.l5 p.
Through Freight at p. M, leaving Chicago
100 p. m.
Day Express and Mail at obs p. m, leaving Chi
cago at 800
All trains over this road in direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSale with trains of the Illinois Gen.
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is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity ofgiv-
ingdistinct directions the destination of their
baggage to procure tickets before taking then
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only to stations the line the Chicago and Roci
Island Railroad.
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T,ur f,orro, ap,zt,u,,. ,tpon nnn

THE CorToN SgIzuRBs UPON REp
RIvER.--~We observe that about forty
admiralty suits, most Of them grow
Ing out Of cotton seizures, chiefly
during the Red River expedition,
and involving property valued at ono
million seven hundred thousand dol.
lars, are now pending In the District
Court at Springfield, Illinois. Most
Of the cotton was seized by the navy,
sent to Cairo, aud sold by order Of
tho Court The question now is,
whether the proceeds belong to the
Government, the navy, or tho claim
ants who have appeared since the
seizure. Many new questions are
involved. and vast amount Of legal
talent has been engaged by the con-
tending parties.
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q % NJ ~ H. atCiAI..
THURSDAY MORNING, october 10

THURSDAY MORNING, October 10.
CoTToN.- Market quiet, owing to u wan,
OF freight room in New York steaners
and the depression in both foreign aud
domestic exchange.
The quotations yesterday were 43@4bo
for ordinary, 49@5o for good ordinary
b4(@53 for low mIddIing, 55@56 for mid
ding aud 57@5S tor strict middling
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.- Louisiana, good
far, l4@l4A; fully fair, ls1Se. Cuba
fully fair, l6Hc, fair, 1870 &C., retail
price Loursiaua Mslasaes, fair, 871Se.;
and 1910. W gallon for good.
Flour. superhne, 80 25@fe 30 y bbl.
CoHH.--W bite, &c; Mixed, CSC. a1d
Yellow, 81 u bushel.
OATs.--stock light--GOc. y bnshel.
WnisKET --RyctIfed, retailing at 81 55
y gallon No demand for round lots
LARD.--The market is bare. Prime, in
tieIees, brings a5c.; 10 kegs, s7c. y ID.
PoRk- Stock 10 very light, Retail price
SS7 y bbl.
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JUDGg PosEy.--We had tho plea.
Buro Of meeting with this gentleman
a few days ago. on his return from
Clinton, where no had been holding
Court. He expressed himself il most
gratifying terms Of the kind and cour.
teoua attention universally shown him
, by the people Of that vicinity.
From the following, which wa clip
from The Feliciana (Clinton) Demo-
crat Of The 18th, it would appear TINT
our neighbors are ae well satisfied
with tho Judge M he is with them !.
The Fifth District Court closed its term
on yesterday evening. There were about
fifty cases disposed Of on tho civil docket
Two negroes were tried for larceny and
sentenced to imprisonment In tho Parish
Jail Tho Judge has won for himself
from this his Brst term, tho esteem and
regard Of the community
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

DBEDlENDE 10 pfDelB m tIUn from his
| A. Escslisney JAMES MApisos /" sLLs, Governor NJ
tue stats o. Leslsitnn, AZ elsotivn win be- held In
tbs Parish Of kast Baton Rouge, on the
FiHhT MONDAY on NOV EMBEa, 1896, i
between the hours Of A. M. and 4 T., NJ, for chs
purpose Of slsotipg Hsyeingr, Lieutenant toy.
srnor, Secretary Of Atats, Auditor. Treasurer, At
torney General, BUpsrint sBdsnt Of Public Edvea~
ton, one Representative ffon the Third Gong rss-
atouai District, and one bsnHtor ana two Hsprss
sshtatlyss 10 the state Legislature 70, this parsb
said election TO be holden At the places and ~ be
supervised by tho Cpmtnissieasss appointed by
the Police Jury 81 follows to.witi
LIST Precinct, court Houss.J N. Wax. y, Traban
and John U'ctbnof. ptamissie1srs.
ID Prsoinet, toity HAIL. D. BloniB, Joseph Nc.
gormick and u. sieGabs, Commissioners.
4th prsolaot, Cat psiatt.), Tom Mills, Robert
Malloy aud William Fields, Don,niisHiobsrM
eth Precinct. tuighlspdsl, Paul Kieinpetsr, br.
J. II. Hughet and Dennis Daigre, Commissioners
18th Prsssof, tlIarslson), A, bison, u Y. burnett
aud o. Forstnan, Commissioners.
10th Precinct, burlington, removed TO MorEan,s
storsl w. J. Usher, ii. X. Graham and II. w.
Green well, Commissioners.
lIth Precinct, t5apdy Crsekl, }. o. DsBbara
Win. nelly snd A. Pennington, Commissioners.
For the information Of ali votsrs asnsx h., eth
the qualifications Df voters an established by laws
iEvefy white als who has tttained the ass Of
tusnty.ons years, and who has besi . tssidstst Of
tha State twelve month next preceding the cleo.
ion and ths last TIRES months thereof IN tbs par
citis Of the United States. shall have the right
Of voting"
In addition 10 the forsgoiag qualification, every
elsotor IL required to produce the amnesty oath
prescribed m the " ssidsBtH proclarnat either
Of the sth II Dsosnbsr, 1868, or that Of the 2pth
OF May, 1866, sworn 20 and subscribed by him be-
fore eoinpstspt authority 'it y.
81 do solsrnpIy swear or affirm, In the pyessnes
If Almighty God, that will hereafter faithfully
defend the Constitution Of The United States ard
tho Union Of the states thsrsnuasr, and that II
will In like manner, abide by and faithfully suy"
port al laws which have been made during tha
existing bslion with references TO this smancipa-
ton u slaves. 10 hslp tue God"
This oath IL imperative on and after Tho 7gf h
day Of May, 1866 and viii be rigidly enforced. 70
will bs understood, At tho same tims, that u oes
who are excluded from the benefits Of this annu sssy
oath, By any of ths list OF exceptions eontaiD cd In
the proclamation, will not be allowed 70 w 10 I'M
less specially pardonsd by this President.
In all other respects this election IL " be don-
Quoted In acsordaDes with tbs provsssg a Of the
Constitution Of 1909, ssd tbs commas toner's of
this election are directed 10 make tn tr returns
without delay 10 ths undersigned
ND. CotEs7 iNAHD,
ootl7 Sheriff Parish of East lbs con Rouge.
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luz AMNESTY Darn. Persons who
expect to vote, in November, should
bear IN mind that they will not be en-.
Hbled TO do so, unless they can pro-
duce their certificates showing that
they have taken the amnesty oath.
This ia imperative; and tho time IN
which to qualify before the approach
ing election is 80 short, that those who
have not already taken the oath and
calculate on voting. had bost bestir
themselves in the matter without delay.
The clerk Of tho court, Mr.. JOSEPH
NEPHLER, ia authorized to administer
the Oath. Persons who may BIO M
able TO pay Mr.. NErnLGR for his ser-
vices in this matter, will receive the
oath at bis hands free of charge.
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OF any party

POWER or IMAGINATION. So Alexan.
der Dumas published 10 u daily Paris
paper novel, 10 which the heroine,
prosperous and happy, Is assaulted by
copeninption. All the gradual symp.
toms are most toucbingIy described,
and The greatest interest was felt for
The heroine. One day tbe Marquis do
Dalomieu called on bin.
Dumas" said he, you mean to let
your heroine die ?"
"Ot course. After such symptoms
IA have described, how could she
live A.
You mu.' change The catastrophe y
IL cannot"
Eyes, you must for on your hero
ines lie depepds my daughters"
"Your daughterel'
YES she has all the various aymp.
toms you have described, and watch.
es pourufully for every new number
ofyour novel, reading her own fate in
your heroipe's. Now, If you make
your heroine live, my daughter, whose
imagination has been deeply i'm.
pressed, will live too Come, q life to
save Is temptation"
"Not TO be resisted"
Dumas changed his last chapters.
Hls heroine recovered and was happy.
About five years afterwards Dumas
met the Marquis at party.
"Ab, Dumas !" be exclaimed, "let
me Introduce you to my daughter;
she owes her life to you, There she ia
That handsome woman, who looks
like Jeanne dare 7"
yes. She Is married, and has had
four children"
"And my novel four editions" said
Dumas; "and 30 we are quts.o
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VERY GooD.-The Jackson Nc,os
Of the 18Th says 1t is reported that
Gen. Gilmore is 10 take command OF
the Mississippi Department, III place OF
Gen. .Slocum resigned. We bad
hoped that the measure Of our military
rule in this State was fulI-but we
suppose we can stand one Gilmore.
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The PRESIDENT AND HIS Policy
OF RECONsTRuCTIoN.-According to
the New York Tribune, "tbe Presi-
dent informed Dean Richmond that
he should in no wise Interfere with
New York politics; that hs consid.
cred himself pledged to no party +;
and that only those who approved Of
bis present policy could be regarded
as bis friends. He further stated
that tho policy of reconstruction
which he is now pursuing Is not an
experiment, but the settled course
which he has determined 10 carry
out without reference to the wishes
OF any party"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
n 4 " A " IhL
THURSDAY MORNING, October 10

THURSDAY hoRNisa, October 10.
GoLp-Market active with an upward
tendency. Large sales were made on We'd =
nesday, vt l5lA@l5l4.
ExoHANaE-E rGmo ratrs for New York
sigh arSSrom u Co " ct. disc.
sTEHtl mo First cIans clear bills, range
at l5l@lb3, down to i5l@l5l4 Remit
lance, or counter ratea, l5416.
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eg-The eclipse gave us touch OF
its quality last Tuesday morning. az
per appointment. Smoked glass vas
in requisition, and everybody's eyes
were peering at the sun and moon and
saw them as "tbrough glass darkly."
The moon for while took the shine
out Of old Sol considerably, but didn't
quite put him out, Miss Luna had
to return wi'hsaIhor own "ineffectual
fircs paIrd" before the light of bis par
amount majesty.
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WlrHDRAwAL.-A letter from Mr.
II. X Graham TO some Of his friends
in our city, requests tho withdrawal
OF hIs name in connection with the
announcement inserted in our last,
placing him in nomination for the
Legislature. Mr.. Graham is there
fore, not n candidate.
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OuTRAGEous.--We hear OCCASION
ally of tho shooting, manning and
killing of cows by certain colored
individuals living in tho suburbs,
The CAUSE alleged for such wautop
conduct Ia, that tho cattle trespass
upon tho cotton patches OF those indi.
vidnals. Those patches are not un.
der fence, and of course tho cattle
take TO them naturally; hut they
should not be treated in tho manner
described. We believe that il the
parties aggriovod will lay their com.
plants before Capt. SHERIDAN, the
Provost Marshal, he will innict the
punishment necessary in such cases,
and ondeavor to stay a repetition Of
the criminal outrages.
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Gsay~ OVER BorpREAux, a young
man convicted before military
commission at Thibodesux, Of various
cr,mes, including murder and robbery
has been sentenced to be hung. Gen.
CANDY while approving the sentence,
surpends its execution for forty days
10 await the Presidents action gu a
petition for pardon which was forwar.
ded TO him on behalf Of the con
demned.
Boudreaux It is said, was lieuteu-
ant in the Confederate service, and
made a brave and chlvarous officer.
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Practice MAKES PERFECT.
ooh, Jacob" said master to his
apprentice boy, cit is wonderful to
SOC what a quantity you can eat"
Yes, MASTER" replied the boy,
- have been practicing since !
was a child" --.
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Notary Public.

WOULD mos. respectfully announce 10 my
l friends and the public generally, that ] am
now prepared to make Inventories, Apprsiss.
usnts, Partitions, receive Wills, make Protests.
MATRIMONIAL Contracts and Instruments Of Writ
Ing, 70 hold Family Meetings, and Meetings Of
Creditors, &c
All business entrusted 10 me will be attended
10 with prornptnsss and dispst b.
JWO. M. TRACY,
Justtcs The Peace a1ld NotnT.V Pubkfc,
octt4 Office, Corner Third and Laufsl Sta.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

A FINE PLANTATION In the Parish 81 ~
IN Ibeyville, situated on the hisaisslppi Null
ever six miles below the town OF piaq1sr1Ine,
having Large Two.story DWELLING HOUsE.
There are Nbo ut $40 sores Of land two thirds
whjeh 10 cleared for cuitivstion-land mt vutJeet
10 oysraDw. Fer particulars, apply at the bug
stors Of JAsTRkMhKt a Nee oRMtCK.
octl7-H
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COLLEGIATE INs~ rITUrE
BATON RoU q W, IA.

BATON rove yc, Ia.
My School will reopen or We dnssdsy, NOV. Ist.
TERna.
Board and Tuition $40 90 per month.
Psvabls 500 90 in advance
balance LIST March.
Tnitipn alone. :.,..,.--.... 10 90 per month
Payable 80 90 In advaa;s--
a balance LIST u March
Modern Languages will be taught when tho
wants Of the School demand H. At an extra charge,
an low M II can be made,
Boardsrs viii furnish their own bedding, wash.
bowl and pitcher, towels, DC.
w. II. N. MAGRUDEH.
RaTon RoUep, La. October Iiih. 1865.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

A LII persons having claims against the spc
N csssion Of Edward CrIsmap, deceased, are
requested to present tbsm t6 my Attorney, James
q. Foqna, Esq. ELIZA A. COLEMAN,
oetl7 Adm DistratriE.
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Ray~The Knight TempIars of Rich.
mond have invited tho fraternity
in Boston to visit them next month
and partake Of a banquet. Should
they accept, they will also be given a
banquet 10 passing through Washing.
ton, by the Columbia Commandery.
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ay-The r, ported escape Of JEFFER.
SON DAVIS, from Fortress Monroe, Is
not confirmed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICEl

A LII PERsONs having claims against the sue
IL cesElon Of DR.. e. " Dortch, deceased are
requested 70 present them to my Attorney, James
o. Fuqus, Esq. N. ID. BERMIN0HAM,
eetl7 Administrator.
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FOR ATTY. GENERAL.

Mr.. Mitoy-- You will please announoe
Hon. ANDREW n. HEBRON, of Enst
Baton Rouge, rs n candidate for The Office
of Attorney General Of the State Of Louisi.
ana. AT the approaching election. i
augl7 pd MANY FRIENDS.
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Our Agents in New Orleans.

bHssRH. gAHhHFH 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. e. Commercial Place. New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents In that city for
the gdsaifs rnR ,pHiaf
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We are authorized 10 announce w. e.
Wos.snIsEY as n eandidats for Repre-
sentative TO the Legislature from Fact Ba-
ton Rouge; and TO say, that he will meet
with the cordial support Of
MANY FRIENDS.
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Furniture at Cost Prices.
". ". LEFErER,

l. A L A Y ETTF SIRE EFT
EEKT DOOR TO
L. K0NDFRT's BOOT L SHOE NANUFACToRY,
BATON ROUGE, la.
DEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and tbs
public generally, hat he has on hand a complete
stock ~ tho
FINEST FALL AND WINTER GOODS
And 10 ready to furnish gentlemen with
Suits Of the latest and Richest styles.
- All orders promptly executed. ostI7-tf
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rot THE STATE SENATE.

Mr.. Mitor--Ploass announce MAJ. j. M.
TAYLOR, as candidate for the State
benate TO represent this parish In the gsn-
sfal Assembly, aud oblige many Of your
friends IN we'll M HE.
MANY FRIENDS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-21

MI. gagetfs d Ctsnstt
Please announces DIR. 10. III. DAY one
Of the oldest citizens and physicians of
this Parish ss tbs Peoples Candidate for
State Senator from East Baton Rouge
Election, November 9Th, And oblige
A HOST or FRIENDS.