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U. s. $40 Six per cent. GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome pre- mium, and are exempt, as are all the Govern ment Bonds, from State, County and. Municipal taxation, which adds from one to othree per cent per annum, according to the rate levied on other property. The interest is payable semi annual ly by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker.
 The interest at 7.50 per cent. amounts to
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Y 30 LO AN

These notes are issued under date of July lt 1865. and are payable three years from that date in currency, or are convertible at the option of holder into sI"' "H ', i'
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r E K M S
F A r T o N. BooKSE2IsIER

Will now. MT. Printer, occupy that space you so kindly left open fo, him during several weeks past.
 The fact is, you know, that Booksellers, that is the magnates of the Trade, have season of comparative rest in summer, an don't care about putting forth announcements-neve less, it was very contiderate on your part to reserve 6 space in your columns for me, and you did well to remind me that you had done so .p ...s
 Please inform your readers that an i.l read- mess to fill any order in my line with which may be intrusted
 Readers and Book buyers will find some val uable and noteworthy Books in my establish mcnt on
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 Also, good assortment Ot fine
 STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, .- WRITING DESKS, -sSaF~ gz, And a variety of .t.g.E,s
 FAN CY GOODS. Subscriptions received for all the current Peri In the SCHOOL,BOOK DEPARTMENT l claim ability to beat all opposition, and SC Il at prices which defy competition.
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 My place is easily found. It is located on the principal street, leading to and from the hailroad Depot: the Mau and chief thorough fare of Fashion, as we'll as of business.
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ELIZABETH A. BISHOP. Litohaeld Co ss.
 vs bSAL Litchfeld, ROBERT II. BISHOP. July 2lst 1865.

Upon the Petition of Elizabeth A. Bishop oi Cornwall in said County against her husband Robert Fl. Bishop, brought to the Superior Court to be held at I.itchield within and for ssid County on the second Tuesday of Septem Der 1865, showing that she was married by the name of Elizabeth 4. Gorban. to the said Ho bert H. Bishop, that she lived with him in the faithful discharge of all the duties Incumbent on her as the wife of said Bishop until the 5th day of December 1860, when he willfully de serted the Petitioner and has ever since for more than three years last past wholly neglect ed and refused to live with or provide for her as his wife, and has wholly neglected to dis charge the duties incumbent on him as her husband; andshowing that the petitioner had oy her marriage with the said Bishop one child, a son now living, of the age of seven years, and that the said Bishop has wholly neglected ana refused to furnish any means for said cnlld support or education and praying for a divorce from her Husband and the custody care ana education of id child as by said petition 0ated July 18th, 1865 more fully appears.
 !. Ahd II appearing to me that the said Bishop ls aosent from this State and gone to parts to tne petitioner unknown, it is ordered that no acs 4l the pendency of said Petition be given 70 said respondent by publishing this order for gnfee weeks successively before said second rraosa:ay oi september 1865 in the Litchield s.aua.sr . newsbaper in Litchfield in said iseE Y commencing on or before. July 27th s s5ssi4s VIM. L, RANSOM. Clerk
 < ra3 of Superior Court for Itchaeld co.
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FARMERS ATTENTION.

DRICES REDUCED to near the Old Prices
 The Hubbard Moving Machine took the first premium over seven competitors at Ridge field, Ct., on the 20th June lthas taken over 100 such premiums at public trials within the last years. This Machine is unsurpassed in material, workmanship and style of finish, by any in. the market; It cuts the grass when wet just as we'll as when dry and at any speed you choose to drive. It operates as naturally on rough and uneven surface as upon level. Chas. Conn. E. L. Thompson, Bethlehem, Local Agent. <. lSSwe
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77-3O LOAN
T Fl IRD $ F RI E s, $23O, ,OOO, 900 s~#

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the sale of United States Securities, offers to the public the third series of Treasury Nctss bearing seven and three-tenths per cent. inter- est per annum, known as the .
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Wlliskers! Wh skers!
DIR Y HOODS,

M have during the past week made i'm w portant additions to our Stock of
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Order by Gen. Heron
Freedmen Ordered TO Remain with
Their Former Masters.
HKADq'Rs NORTHERN DIVISION OF LOUISIANA,
Shreveport, La, June It'll, 1865.

HKApq'Rs NORTHERN DIVISION OF LOUISIANA,
Shreveport La, June 18th, 1865. I
General Orders Ne. "a.
Great and sudden changes in the condition of
anv class Of people are always productive of
suffering, and the transition of the blacks from
state of slavery to freedom cannot fail to CAUSE
temporary suffering to all classes. Already this
is being manifested by the negroes leaving their
homes and setting out en- masse, for the military
posts, aad with no definite purpose, except to
leave the scene of their former bondage.
The result of this state Of things, If allowed,
would be-
1st, The loss of the crops and the entire ruin Of
the agricultural interests IN this part OF the
State. IS
I'd. Untold suffering. starvation and misery
among the blacks themselves.
Without attempting, therefore, to regulate all
the various interests arising out of this question,
and which pertain properly to tho Freedman
Bureau, the Major General Commanding deems 1t
his duty to make such rules as in his opinion will
best prevent suffering and restore quiet at the
present time. 1t is therefore ordered that all
persons heretofore held as slaves remain for the
present with their former masters, and by their
labor secure the crops OF the present season. The
only place where they can obtain living for
themselves and their families 10 in the field,
where they have been accustomed to work If
found wandering about the country, or gathering
Mt military posts, they viii be arfestsd and pun
ifhed, ana all transports and private steamboats,
running on Red River are prohibited from carry
ing this class Of people except upon q written
pass, which will be given only in exceptional
cases. If necessary for them to leave home or
visit any Of the military posts they will be fur
nished with pass by their employer to prevent
their arrest as vagrants But while it ID found
necessary during the present unsettled state of
the country to make these orders relative to the
blacks, the planters are reminded that he mat
ter depends largely on them, and that only by
20 n Areatmauf of thn ha ads thew hODE to
ture and harvest their crops and carry on their
plantations.
Definite contracts must be made with the ne
groes, which will be binding for this balance Of
the present season
Planters who endeavor TO do this in good faith
viii be assisted in all proper ways, and it will do
much towards restoring quiet and confidence.
BY Command of Major General HEBRON:
VIM. III. CLAPP,
Capt. and Asst. Adj't. General.
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THE PRISONERS OF STATE. Tine
Springfield Mass Republican says

Springfield (Mass.) Rep@bIsea@ says:
The classmates where Davis and
Clay are confined in Fortress Monroe
are delightfully."- cool in the hottest
days The prisoners are allowed no
books except the Birle and Episcopal
prayer book, no newspapers, no pen
and ink, and have literally nothing to
do. Clay smokes necessarily. Davis
tries to engage the guards in CONVEX
sation, but does not succeed much, as
that is prohibited. AS these depriva-
tons add nothing to the security Of
the prisoners, it is difficult to under
stand them. 1t is not common to
punish the worst criminals in advance
OF trial. If Mr.. Stanton had even re-
Taxed his rigor 80 far as to permit the
wives of Davis and Clay to reside
near by and visit them occasionally,
it would not have been an extraordi-
nary stretch of clemency, A great
and powerful nation need not be more
cowardly in su,h matters than a petty
European despot.
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MN 8 owe.
THE GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA, II. and A. NJ.

J. q A. FELLOWS, Of Marion Lodge, No. Gs,
Grand Master.
EDWARD BARNETT, Of Ocean Lodge, No. IA, Dep
uty Grand Master
GEORGE A. PIKE, of st. James Lodge, No. ~, Sc.
nior Grand Warden.
JOHN BooTH, of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. so,
Junior Grand Warden. sgg
HENRY r. SwAsEY, of George Washington Lodge,
No. G5, Grand Treasurer.
SAMUEL N. ToDD, of Marion Lodge, No. es, Grand
Secretary.
JOIN g. DUNLAP, Of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 80,
Grand Chaplain.
AARON Harris, of Louisiana Lodge, No. i02,
Senior Grand Deacon.
JoHs A. STEVENSON, Of Dudley Lodge, No. ~,
Junior Grand Deacon.
JosEpH T. HoRsoR, Of Marion Lodge, No. IS,
Grand Marshal. ~
THOMAS Grips, Of Marion Lodge, No. 6s, Grams
Sword Bearer.
A. GOLDMAN. Of Ocean Lodge, No. la, Grand
pursuivant. .f ssE
M. A. CAIoSeNr, Of Perseverance Lodge. No. 4:
@. p. HuFRT, of Orleans Lodge, No. rs; RENE
GUTIERREZ, Of Concord Lodge, No. Q; J. II. NJ.
FosDARD, Of Foyer Maconniqae, No "A, Grand
Stewards.
GUsTAvus sosrAe, of George Washington Lodge,
No. IS, Grand Tyler.
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NORTHUMBERLAND Of East BATON

Stateof Lonisiana-Pa rish Of E.ast Baton
Rouge-kifth Judicial District court No. 345,
LEON DONEGAL Us. WILLIAM Y. IuNNARn
RF VIkTUE ofaRfit OF ii a., TO me directed
- from the Honorable the Fifth Judicial Court.
OF Che Parish and State aforesid, have seized
ana will expose to public sale, at the Court House
DOR, in the city Of Baton Rouge, ON
SATURDAY, THE 5TH DAY or AUGUST NEXT,
A. D., 1866, at I2 o'clock, NJ, the following de.
scribed property, toswit:
certain lot Of ground situated In that part OF
the city Of Baton houge, laid out by the Is,e
Richard DevaiI, and designated Gu the plan
thereof ne lot NO. ten, lol, Of square No iva, 90,
measuring sixty ieet front on Church strset,
tnos Msin), by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth, French measure, together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and ssti-ty the writ issued In the
above numbered cause, together with interest
and cost. -sEa
Terms Of sale, cash, in U. s. Treasury Notes
with the benefit Of appraissment
l-. I'D. C0UsINARD,
1ayi. sheriff.
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SHERIFF SALES.
state of Lsulslnna.- Parrish al East Bacon 4.

state OF L@uisfmna- Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court--No. 348-
: JABLRaL WOODBRIDGE gs. WILLIAM +. TuasARD.
DY VIRTUE Of q writ of seizure and sale to me
ID directed from the Hon. Fifth Judicial District
Court, of the Stats and Parish aforesaid, ! have
seized and will expose to public sale at the Court
House door, in the city OF Baton Rouge, on a
SATURDAY, THE 5TH DAY or AuGUsT NEXT,
A. D., 1885, at ~ o'clock, NJ, the following de-
scribed mortgaged property, towit;. bf
A certain lot Of ground situated In that part Of
the city Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late Rich
ard Devall, and designated on the plan thereof as
lot No. eleven (11) of square No. five (5l measiir-
ing sixty feet front, on Church street, (now Mainl
By one hundred and sixty feet In depth, French
measure, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. ~ f5t]F73 s4ls
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit, together with interest and
cost. f r5r @@- tfN
Terms OF sale, cash, In q. s. Treasury Notes,
with the benefit ofappraisemeht.
ED. CoUsINARD, a
julyl Sheriff.
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state oss.ouIslana--Parlsh OK Easf Baton

state oS4sDulsiana--Parisho OF East Baton
Rouge-Fitth judicial district Court--No. 1921
JOHN BIRD rs HENRIETTA WILLIAMS.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale, to me
ID direct d, from the Honorable the Judge of the
fifth judicial District Court, of tbs Parish and
State Aforesaid, have seized, and will expose to
public sale at the Court HOUSE door, In the city
of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of AUGUST next,
A. D., 1865 at i2 o'cock, NJ, the following de.
scribed mortgsged property, to-wit: &.
a certain plantation, known as the Arlington
Plantation, containing twenty-five and a half
arpents front on the mississippi river by forty in
depth, having nine hundred and thirty superb
cial arpents, together with all tho buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded above by lands
Of the succession Of Guy Duplantier.
Also another tract Of land in said Parish, adj
joining the just described, Gu the lower line,
containing sis srpents front the said river, by
forty In depth, bounded us stated by the tract
first ;bove described, and by lands Of Phillip
Hicky, below, with the buildings and Improve
ments thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy writ Issued upon
twelve months bond, together with interest and
coat
Terms of sale, cash, without the benefit of APP
praissment, in u. y. Treasury Notes.
ED. CoUsINARD,
iuiyl. Sheriff.
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The Gazette &Gn1lret

The PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF
ALABAMA--HTs Conservative Antece-
dents-Lea0ts e. Parsons.--By yes
terday's telegram we learn that this
gentleman has been appointed Pro-
visional Governor of Alabama. We
congratulate our people on this piece
of most excellent fortune, as Mr.. Par
sons is well-known by, character
throughout the State, and personally
so, to a great many, and is as widely
known to be gentleman of tie high
est social characteristics, generous,
kind and conciliatory. As a man Of
intellect, he stands second to none in
the State; and through the whole
period of this war, was brave and
earnest advocate of a conservative
policy, and defended it with boldness
and skill. He was universally look
ed on as the leader of that policy in
the Legislature Of the State, of which
he has been many years a member
Ifthis appointment of Mr.. Parsons
indicates one thing more than an
other, it is that the government in
tends pursuing liberal course to-
wards the State--at least we hope
so, for whether the South deserve it
or not, it is yet a fact, that no coun-
try on earth more requires both a
lenient and helping policy; her
fields have been devastated, her
homes have been destroyed, and the
defamation of her men have sent the
cry of orphanage, and the sigh of
widowhood and desolation, through
all the land. IF we are not disap-
pointed in the appointment, and we
do not think We are, we may soon
expect Mr.. Parsons on, to accept and
discharge his duties, and familiar as
he is with the condition of the peo-
pie, his policy viii nationally be sup
posed to have in view the sad facts
which the last four years have Gre
ated. - H0ntgOaneyu Mail.
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The Freedmen's Bureau.
xHpoRHANr ORDER BY THE PRESIDENT

WAR DBpAKTMEN, ADJ'r GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, June II, 1863. I
General Orders No 81
The following order of the President of
the United States in relation TO transfer Of
abandoned lands, funds and property set
apart for the use of Freedmen, to the
Bureau OF Refugees, Freedmen and Aban-
doned Lands, is published for the infor.
nation and guidance OF all concerned:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
Washington, D. c., June II, 1865.
a. Wheyeas, By an act of Congress, APP
proved March 3, 1865, there was estab-
lished in the War Department a Bureau Of
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
and to which, in accordance with the said
act of Congress, is committed the super
vision and management of all Abandoned
lands, aud the control of all subjects re-
lating to refugees; and freedmen from re-
bel States, or from any district Of country
within the territory embraced in the oper-
atoms of the army, under such rules and
regulations as may be prescribed by the
head of the bureau and approved by the
President; and ,phereus, it appears that the
management of abandoned lands, and SUBJ
jects relating to refugees and freedmen, as
aforesaid, have been, aud still are, by or.
ders based on military exigencies, on leg
isation based on previous statutes, partly
in the hands of military officers disconnec-
ted with said bureau, and partly in charge
of officers of the Treasury Department. it
is therefore ordered, That all officers of
the Treasury Department, all military of
feers, aud all others in the service OF the
United States, turn over to the authorized
officers of said bureau oil abandoned lands
and property contemplated in said act of
Congress, approved March 3, 1865, estab-
fishing the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, that may now be
under or within their control. They will
also turn over to such offices all funds
collected by tax or otherwise for the bene-
fit of refugees or freedmen, or accruing
from abandoned lands or property set
apart for their use, and will transfer TO
them all official records connected with the
administration of affairs which pertain to
! said bureau.
I ANDREW JOHNSON.
By order of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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Headquarters District Of Baton Rouge,
BATON RoUaE, La, April 4th, 1865.

Headquarters District OF Baton Refuge,
BATON RoUaE, La, April 4th, 1866.
Gearrui orders No. 26.
A tax Of one thousand dollars per month will be
assessed On the real and personal property of the
citizens Of Baton Rouge, for the purpose of paying
the Gas Company for lighting the city, repairing
and improving the streets.
ALI public buildings churches and charitable
institutions, unimproved real estate and all prop
erty used by the United States Government, on
which no rent is paid, win be exempt from the
tax.
William Markham, W.. D. Phillips and s. M.
Hart, are appointed Assessors and will proceed
immediately to make the assessment,
Geo. A. Pike is appointed Collector, and al tax
payers, on being MOTIF ed by him Of the amount
apportioned to them, will make immediate pay.
ment for the present month, and on the first Of
each succeeding month pay the same to him.
Persons not complying within three days of the
time specified, will he charged double.
The money collected win be paid out on the or
der of the Provost Marshal, approved by the Dis
trict Commander.
BY ORDER or ERIC. GEN. n. K. LAWYER:
ROBERT DIES ANGES,
n9j0T and A. A. GslsesaL.
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EnlinisteriMg the Amnesty Oath
i'm Louisiana.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
New Orleans, July nth, 1866.
& Excelency the Governor Of Louisiana:
III have the honor to acknowl.
the receipt of your note, of yes
ay. in relation to the administering
he amnesty oath, authorized by the
ident's proclamation of May 18th,
|, far as the action of military off.
lis concerned, instructions, blanks,
the necessary books of record are
being prepared and will, soon as
bile, be distributed to the officers
,rized to administer the oath.
do not think it will be well to per-
as a rule the civil and military
}ers Of the State Of Louisiana to
,inister the amnesty oath until the
4hority of the State, as well as that
sthe United States is fully re.estab-
he'd.
No charges or fees will be demanded
J any officer of the army for admin
bring the oath, except such as may
] necessary to defray the expenses of
hitting and stationery. This will be
in the order, and will
be the best way Of correcting
lie extortionate charges now made.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your ob't. serv't.,
E. r. S. CANDY,
Major General Commanding.
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~ Ireland is about to have con-
ferred on her novel honor. Not
withstanding her centuries of devo-
ton to the Holy See, an lrishman
had never attained to the prineely
dignity of Cardinal.
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Internal Reressase.
UNITED STATES EXCISE TAX, !

UNITED STATES EXCISE TAN,
18th DIVISION OF LcEIsIANs
IBERyTLLE ND EAST BATON ROUGE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all "lncome re-
IN turns" for the year 1864, must be made 70 me
within ten days. Persons who have not received
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, on Florida street,
or at tbs office Of the LOCAL SPECIAL AaEaE'
on Lafayette street, near Laurel. -
DAN'L L. NUDGE,
Asst Ass'r 18th Div,
BAFog RoueE, June 18th, 1865.
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Headquarters District Of Baton Rouge,
BAroS RoUGE, La, April 4th, 1855.
General Orders Nc. %.
To insure the health Of the city, Dr. L. L. Lay.
cock, Citizen Physician, is appointed Sanitary
Commissioner, and is charged with the sanitary
measures necessary TO be taken by the citizens.
He will inspect their premises and give all
needful directions, which will be Immediately
complied with, he will direct where the filth will
be taken to and how disposed of.
Persons falling to comply with his instructions
will incur penalty Of not less than $25 for each
ofeuse and day Of noncompliance. The Provost
Marshal of the District will afford all military aid
necessary for carrying out this order.
BY ORDER o. kRI9. GEN. n. 2. LAwLER:
ROBERT DES AHGEs,
Major and a. 4, GfRsTal.
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state Of L4oulslana--Parlsl. of Ease Batos


Kong fifth Judicial District Court--No. DBL,
PrObate-In the matter of the succession, Of Gri-
BERT pArGRE, deceased.
DIX VIRTUE of commission to nae directed from
~ the Honorable the Fifth Judicial District
Court, Of the Parish and Stats aforesaid, will
expose to public sale at the Court House door, in
the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY or AUGUST NEXT,
A. D., 1855, at ~ O'Clock. NJ Of said day the TO-
lowing described property, belonging TO the sue
cession Of GILBERT DAiGaE, late Of said Parish de-
Ceased, towit: Es ,B
certain tract Of land or plantation, on which
Mrs.. May Z Daigre resides, known as the Muiber-
ny Grove Plantation, in this Parish, containing
fourteen hundred acres, more or less, bounded on
the North by lands Of Widow Daigre, fronting on
the Mississippi River; East by lands of Widow
DaiGre and Pension, and West by hollywood
Plantation" with all the buildings and improve
ipents thereon.
Teams of sale, each, in U. S. Treasury Notes.
I'D. CoUsINARD,
luy Sheriff.