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, 1865-06-23

mrs. <sWardsa Ops+ +1ulsH-Mu@terin ring
<sut-U1*tnounted CAEnlFE-A New
xt1nmnpd for Gen. $a~fsdnN-thc
Ipkr President ra Negro Sun rage
nlodtAx E2eqNt%t OF tiAe Souah Carstl-
f~h h1.<rrr4.
, 1865-06-23

NEW ToEK, June sa,-Thc Commercial Adrer-
tstr esyt the che! topic on Change this morning
tho drn Of Eastmsn i Co., produce dsslers, for
parts unkuo*n. leaving a uenrlt amouuunz to
half million dollars. a warehou.eman named F.
connected with Eastman. The lattcr flsappea.ed
Int Saturday, rsyfne be ~aa going 10 Bost0p, and
would bs back In d.Y or two. Ills 41tecedcEts
we're Of the tirst qnsllty: LIE wss ehurchgnue
u1nr. and largely identified vita cTEry psalsewoE-
fl,v undermining.
, 1865-06-23
RtsoIultona Of the UAlom State Com
YxNtaksA OF &lh4Q.

The rnion people Of ohIo. grstefd, to Mm'eh-
y God the orr tttbro~ OF The reeeiiicn ant tns
O. me m fo2 Il, f. ~ xnte
He hs. ytuchkafed unto u. IL peopie- do hereby
resolve.
ii. That the paue tnd fame Of Abraham Lin
coin star cut from the h,.tory Of ths r3ch anri
vailed md hlupt and White We deplt'rs his un-
timely and c.ut1 death. and vencrase biz m.1aors,
mpucE -tira IN the treatment Of yexsd questions,
utd e. .psclally 10 initiate b g example IN y sting
,or shr eo.ut,en Of dtticulnes to he furnished y
ID. Ttst President Andrew lonnson, bT his m.
e.;r.r,pr reyotson TO the Union tt.rtugh yc.rs Of
aeyere tf.al has no@ our hicheet cHphfcnee,
1om loot,ns to lie o.: pe.ce
auu evil order IL the 80 called eeeed.d sta'ee,
acd that n Union men OF OHIO. We viii give hira
ouY hearty and universal support
"a. Tint he thanks Of Ohio and Of the nation
arc due to the heroic men Of our army ana Esvs.
wnoee labore and softttnGs have esved the Ae-
n11 We hon9r I5 of sad
4th. That the thanks Of this Convention nrc due:
womrr oi oh9os II . none. who VI II hsss 20 nobiy and
libtfaly sustained and cheered cur brave soldiers
in the neln. in their trying efforts to msntaiu the
| lion.
5sh. That four 1esrs o! esneuipary war. with its
fearful eact'dee a iie and !teasnle, forced upun
led 10 Us AID the world that srvaFy aud IT. lnsi.
| tattons are asfseone1la"ls optoeea to 1re"do1n
and 1fee tpefltu1oLs, and a1 the teachings ct hE.
,ory; she dealings of Providence and ons oEn
het'er experience point unesrtnsly to their oV-r-
| threw and ersdaeanon. n our only r,fegua,d
ncainet rhr recurrence Of like evils in tho future
| 9Th That while We are enxlons for m cry ra-
cons.ruct1on Of frate'nal relations with the insur
/ rcpt Ss.tsk, VIC demnnt tnat knch Reconstruction
tb1,i te a. Ruc}, tmr sId upon tneh term. as VI.
giye uEqncslouatie EA.C1ance Of The pe.ce and %
curity. 10. ol!s Of the loyal pfople uf the rebe
sisiGs, bn, also Of The peace and ptotp:ray Of tn
I'D. 1hst tbe thanks Of the loJal people Of 0af'
ard pfthe tiao are due to the three war Gov
rrrorr of ohio-Denntson, Tod md BtooEh-so
Tie earnest, faithful and patrIotsc e1trcist Of III
executive authority Of The Slste during tnrlr r.
snrt ttye Administrators; und that throuth :he'
rff,rtr. and til. hear = eo-opcratto1 Of our loya
nssr,e' the c,t,scrs end spiders. Quo s1ants /
fhe frout rspk on tue yoll OF hooor Amoag her sls
trr states, IN The great struggle for national e,
81. That tbe experience Of The 1sst four YER
shows thr ABSOLUTE nect gritty. in I'll or polite:
.eton, Of X. Ping s'eadily In vew the great pf,t
c,p,.r of our Government, n set forth IN the d.
| c9.EAt,ou 0f tndtpeudcnce.
stp. lhs, We WI cordially eurpart the lex
II ts DIR ptmipsted and pr un Sc oar coIrctlEe n
itGy;tpnl tIorts 10 ecute its triumphant election
, 1865-06-23

BoeraS, June ea--The htl1s1d match for the
chsmpiol ship OF Massachusetts. between ". 4.
Torln 4. d r. E, Wl1m1r,h, Of Boston, was played
sn,fen 10 toe tr1utser Of the champion cue sr1m
Tnhtn to Win srtl, who ~on, having I,54l p11ats
10 1uall'n ,433.
, 1865-06-23

s5H- Tho Chlca:,o 1s..<~ Of yae'a<.-5 ees-
tanned half column syncps:s Of Gen. ,shsr-
,1auFs report Of Ills Georgia campaign, 1ele-
r,=pncd I'll ihc way from Washington. Tie
Gn:irr report Ind appeared In the tribune
Of The day previous. ThEs we call enterprise.
The Tins ought to cackle at least form st
nrcr 1t
, 1865-06-23
Chicago Grlbnrle.
Fis1i,AY, JUNE % 1855.


.,,. +hc military prisoners as Alton. In
c.ata herc hec,, renovrd IN E,otfot
,,,;.,n. St. I,nn{s
rna .nbs .,intfone N 4,,p 1,nco1n uouu-
r,srt funir have reached ~ OCo m to dale,
r. now off7cia1,r dcctaca IN erect the mon-
,,ucut at Oak Ridre Cemetery, where the
late President was ln~5ea.
Gnv Or1cshr Will deliver the address Of
1yr,c,nc r. ,bc r,3fnois tr.,ops rt the Fourth
n, Inv ce,,.,,rstion at SpriuedeId.
-, ~ n,,,ots artillery. from Nashville,
,,,a a.. 11nth 1t1,no,s infantry are On their
w.,...' c,:rcco tn l,e Maid OF ana ,uustercd
~: 49, ~
nj ri. Station 1s,ana riot. bfisny alluded To
f. 49, as,n.tchcs NJ Yesterday. was desper-
49, afc,,r The tro,,h]c arose between mem.
las nr ,,e 1:sn New York. who were recety.
-.,,,,,r NJ tl,e hands of the citizens
IND ,nc NIL. New York. vho were -ruardJpn
,>,,,or rear liz. md rev out OF a dispu+e AZ
~ W. u,er;te Of the re.pect,yorer,,nenta. II
,r,s no, onr},cd nutil Major Nelson. son of
1ua-r Sf1,nn. commanding The GIih. haa
,,.n uo,teI1y wouudcd.,. -
Our NV otleans adslces report tue arrest
of E'aH',saso. de has been ior"arded 10
Na,!.H c;cn.
G.. el":'oan has been relieved OF The com
Wy RI tue Middle Department and assign
ci - ! command Of the Department west
n''h' H'sa1ssil': and south Of the Arkausas
r''c.s. with orders 10 report to Gen. Grant
t.: Instructions. .....,..,
We pm. thss mosn'ns ist.sf written W
1he iate ffcsdfht |" oos' h@on. OF 1oa's.-
ara. dated Marcb II, loo4' aha emooos ng ms
to+1 ~ rRfYF GkL Ia
, 1865-06-23

[
This case closed to-day The defendants
failed to appear, and Judgment was Rendered
iy default The parties were assessed $751;
5S9,28, The tax penalty on what was coufls-
Gated amounts to $4,000. Tue nunber Of
gallons conhscatcd Is 48ss5 g. 100. The
whole amount Of the tax, penalties, vaius Of
property con1scatcd,. etc, amounts to over
$500, eco. The whole number Of barrpis
found shipped in excess Of report L 6l5.
son on S1tu,dny, Instead Of $50, as Was Ee-
ported. Thus Iar this Is the largcst case that
has oecu1rrd In the country, anon: the many
dfsti1ler!es that have been seized hy the Cor
ernment. Peor'a is still ahead in the whisky
busfntss.
, 1865-06-23

Dosrox, June p The drying ro,r1 connected
Nl1h The auu4rs Of the Revere uo1se, took fro
!ast p:rbt, but " Is confined to the room Ia 'lcn
oi:o:s Ct the c::rk prevented any g.n'rsl a|asn
Of the e1eats. The lc-. was a fe~ bn1dr,d dol
iata.
, 1865-06-23

tT- Tic Maine Farnur says: " The season
har 80 far advanced TINT there cau hardly be
q Ieasolable douut as to the success OF sull
crop Of eruss. This is the staple c.op Of
c.nryre ia .mcrs to increase their vt ock Of
meat ca1tlr, which has lal.cu t,o l9T.''
, 1865-06-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
ERVN& ENUE-HlNHE "1lAs9s
sInsous.. aIss,fary intelligence.

[specip, Dispatch to ths Chicago Trlbune.1
1kpIAEAroEs, June -
The various Grand Masonic bodies oftne State
VIII rp,tc in grand ce1ebraron d the auoiversl-
~ Of ST. John tue Bspttit tomorrow, Hon. r.
n. Thompson. Of Tern uiuta, ia announced a.
psstQr 0. lls gGcasioa, The colo:ed Mas3n3 Msra
, 1865-06-23

serenade to Gen. Frank Rlatr-Tae
Fnllraad teiiklon-Tsbacco Sale
H. -suuEuI Of utlixnry PrlsoaeFs-.1r.
r1yni OF EuroS+d Hebe4s9 Hud the1r
=. sastEalx niA-.TAe New 2iotei.
, 1865-06-23

FIFTH DISPATCH
JsH Davis first Secretary OF ~ar ask j..
ing Pnrdnu-Frte0Nsn ANAtts lu
Missouri and ArkA nhAA.
Especial Dispatch to tue Chlctgo Tribnnt.]
WABu1SuToS, Juno =.
M1. Walker. JEFF Davis frss Secretary OF War,
ia expected here IN few oags WITH an application
for pardon for himself. Walker is the leafvid
ual who boasted in a epeech delivered
IN Montgomery. IN 1861, on The ocrasioa Of The
Inauguration of tho Frorlsiona. President Of tho
Cor iftdeTacy, that II less than three mootna this
fhe dome OF the Capitol, hut nyer Fspeult Hall.
Gen. Howard to-day Itee,ved letter frog Gen:
Ftsk, Commissioner OF Freedmen fos tho Stltcs o!
Arkansas uud Missouri. stntlnc that lhe atFstrs Of
tto freedmen. particularly In the latler stata.
arc # present In very prosperous
snd fatr wages arc Offered. There are
only. ::d eo1orsd people IN Mis-.
Rorri deCerden upon the GCy. rnWcut
for support while tL,lc arr a,d3a whites who
o4a~ ttoir cat, Subsistence from unela Sam
, 1865-06-23

France on the Verge Of Bankruptcy
The MI xtcnaA Sob Deuouuced bT
ghter*-Ihe Nou4 Testimonial to
N1ra. Llncoln- It0Ers phT OF Our Late
Prt%il< nt-The Due de 31.:rny's Pic
1urt&-1zejulcipEs III PAriA OFef the
h-fby Races.
, 1865-06-23
Mexican Loan on the u. S,
EIarlkot.
MODEST REQUEST OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA DELE
CATION.
Synopsisof Gov. Pierpont's
Message.
Ger, Sheridan Assigned to
a New Command.
C1s0.I WASHINGTON,

Ke-EHtabltAh1rrnt OF Port Offices In
X. ncEY-Dlsmts~sls Of Officers
HthUrablc Discharges.
, 1865-06-23
FROM eE.1flNGFEELI>.

The <n!daer&s festival - fnteFesttug
MILITARY 1uictl.Er1scr-AFrtyal and
rIusters &tax ~ 1roopk-e1s ceaptH for
lhe Lincoln H1ununlcMt-Ia0feF Fay-
rnuxIrfs asked Ror-Uak Ridge Ne.
icctt d AZ the Ste Of the Lincoln :.xon-
hlnetifs
, 1865-06-23

The Mexican Loah-LarGs Fires Iu
4n1iiorhia-Eo.I DlscoVErIsw tn Or--
cnp-UnIpu Victory fA warrington
Teyrftpry-lnc 4kus$lan Telegraph.
, 1865-06-23

Especial D!.2a:ci 10 the Chtc:7o fEisunc-1
TAsHrGToS, Ju1c -.
Tostmnster Genersl Denuisau ase ordered the
rc. pcLirg Of the fo?leRi1r Pot Otaces in Ken
tucky: Sprung Point. Ueory county, L. S. Mont
eumcr7. Postmaster; Fclfcssnl. GTaves county,
], S. Mend; Fiosepce, MrC1.cken corn1y, ". F.
Boyc; Arrora, Marshall county, Wn. II. Essacf1
Smiths Mills, Henderson county, ". II. Thon-
bury; Pleasant Point, D,rers county, J. A.
Bobtschtne.; Muntton, Steele county, d. O.
Smith.
Tie following arc among the dismitsals for the
vees ending to day: Captain Ira G. Rnbertton,
16,h Ksnsa+ cavalry, for defraudtDg recruits en-
listed for the 18th Ksnsss Vols, OF local bouusie.
Cent. Stephen II. Edeett. ID Pennsylvania car
airy, 70. aheence without leave, df.ohetienec Of
o.de-e End breath Of arrest; 1h Lent Geo. y
RnVt, 1T A1ksusae cavalry, for hah.'n.i drc-k-
ennees, aieobedienec Of otd,.s and tot ussnx e:s-
ftErec;fai l3nGnage toward hts superior officer !;
lit Lieut.. Jas E. Speak, Adjutant 14lh lnaia-1i !
Vols, for ucsesiton wbIe under atfa.t.
orders diemiseinr the following officers h1Ec
been revoteh. and they art honoraoy d,.ch szsed
Lieut. Col. Wu. Bell. 18th P4rnss lvanfa cavt'ry
II fitut. oEesr Rain, lnltn P-nn.yIvnni. Vn's :
ii Lieut. RoLr. n. Reed. 80 Missouri Vols. I'd
Lit Saml. F. Garh1e, Cst Pennsylvania.
, 1865-06-23

70 Wood Dealers.

Tai. If ,1nopn. At O'Clock, there will b. trs1 RI
o1ltnt,ns tuc Mt In ttnE. et r un', McCfaEe k
co = afsut En p rtur Io 1tl' 81 Maia.on It set.
Fri, . On yoIs Chur1A a.a less tnem- J c3b35 1t
, 1865-06-23

AFFf1t1ef0Nt f0N r1EuUS.
HIM. Martin Conway, formerly or Kansas. nf-
app.ieatoa for pardon rom Brig. Gen. Rhodes Of
the tche. atnT. He also brought alm'lar app .ca.
OLE from uhout 1--we otY five wea thy nrschlnfe Of
R.eLmoud who cia1m to hsye M connection with
The coyernml Mt or army, except as mcmt.ers Vi
lbe Embulanee corps, and in that c1partty to hare
rendered a.d 10 the sick and wounded Of
aTe :' ownhrs Of property in ia. turnt
cietsfct While the sS,, ,00 col:r clau.c Of tic sm
nest, pitc14,n.tl"n IL h,ngtn: over their heads.
they can neither rc -tudd or embark In business
Of pny ktrd. III. clnuot seli properly, for they
c,n't e.ve ysid lit1er, md hu.inese Of c!l k,nts
lsrguisbts tn consequence.
, 1865-06-23

FOR sALE-Osa 1ve-h we ,xet pos:a?!e Ea zlns,
VI ore Of W.hsrts pa:eas" Woot $; lifting ~ =.
ehnss c',cun t,sG SsT ne tf CfrTfs3 '1nsr asr
AAi !ol II EblA. ntIea.s- Js13a as l&s
, 1865-06-23

SECOND ulSPATCa
mrs: Mward:s 0es* 9uis..Mn.tesi".
Command for Gen.. sh~fsdaN-t
I.ptc President rkl Negro suffrage
Modest faeqNt~t OF tlae soush Csrett-
nnCommi>Atuners.
lspeclal Dispatch to ths Chicago Tdtuutsl
N,-. Sscretsry sew=rd's rsr1ains LEFT here IT
EN- ocless @ ~ no!n'n: IN fp1S.4 train ios
ssxsrn, Esif. t'er VI F-e.1, Trs. Tsnni4
S. .wssd, Gtps, H.nc,ek. aua R'eket.. Dr. Norris:
OF the army, and several ceutl.De0 eoouecEd
with the State Department., among them Hr. Grui
man the interpreter. lit. Fred. SeW-rd va. eK-
uens'5 an1ieus u accompany the renslns q MS
m.lhsT 10 their fsst 1eelpG pltce, but bis phyt1-
ciao w1uId Gut cnLsLLt to h1. G0lcE. sir. tiaF-
sEct Seward WIS aIsJ pstventsd from part. lpA-
ting "a the mou1nfa. J"ntnoy, NJ reason 9f hs n.
cu1u. tutses It the Stats peaartucct TIC Ste:
,. tasy and these Of hip family who accompanied
him will be aosent about ten days.
THE rIsHoCS1Lo CAVALRY. ..
The Secretary Of War las ordered the sDtnb.t.
&C dsehs'Se q II aiemeunscd clys'Fy n all the
RAnRuAD EXTENSION.
An s1Taneent Mt viii probably he inside hy lte
Orange d Alexandra R9i.roat CompsnJ with the
Baltimore d OHIO Ra:ir01d Compapy, aherebJ
{ ose conn uu1catlot: W,J ne hui hetWtaL "a j:
Nor,hern eI,st nd the so9t:T se Test NsEotasd1ns
u2.u IT. South tiat ch ext Lstoi, to*a,ds TED
uteser, tut also TO Richmond The hieIiysa e.
calls this arrangement plan = coEnet Wash
lEE .oE.
AProrET1ES1s.
The President hsa sppoIuted Jodgc Eamunas,
Of tic General Land survey OGce, Act!nx Com.
Ip.st1pnet uf lndi1sa A8uta during Mr. nA!es Ah
eenre In the West, j. A. Wilsol, ESQ, Ia Acting
Co1,taiseiouer Of the Land Office. Mxny belle Ta
Dslc Wilt Dot return to hia Office eEain.
NEW COMMAND PoE 7EK. SHERIDAN.
Gene,~l Hhesidstxt relieved from the eo-1m,nd
81 M,dsle D.vteiop, and assigned ~ command
| tas iiytT. HD IT. Cf cred 70 report to General
Grant for Instructions
| TIE LATE Presidents VIEWS Oh EEG1o SUI.
! FsACE. =
| The most important expression Of Frfsfde1t
| 1ntos1's views Gn the question of negro tudf.rC
hss iu.t keen given TO tn~ pm ,lIc In the oio~fne
tteI, which hc wrote to Gtv. H1hn, Of Loul.iana:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
re WAsaIsor0N, Matca 1G. 1861 {
H"p. ": aabn:
| MT DEAN SfH: congratulate you on having
fzed your name IN hi.tory u. the first FIRE. St1e
| Governor pf Louisiana. Now yon are about "a
have convention which. AMONG GthEf 1hln r.,
/ VII probably define The elective franchise
! bartlS suggest f0r 511t private consideration
/ wle;her t0me Of the eo,ofed people msr Eat bs
t 1T IN, ee frr Instance the vsTF tr-el. spd
| rt et.ily u cse wbo b-ve fou.ht CALMLY In ou1
! MIR. They would ptossh'y help in Sons trT'ug
time 10 GUme to ktep Lbe }e ~cl OF Hher'y IN to-
family Of ireedom- BIT. this Ia onfy aeueeest:p r,
! lot 10 I'll. pubf1c but TO you a-one.
Tiny 5outs, a L1seots.
/ MODEST REoEEs1.
! TIE Eprth Cerotina ucltE1tso1 very modesty
| ask thst the Gose1ul: Mt Hhau re1crin the Con
70 thesr e1Icut ton, to about Two 6nn1rsd d mil
Hon dollars. The deli gallon represent over one
| million Vi he ssurthl.xs Haeh. which ia probably
the stefeI OF their aukiet on Tie subject
, 1865-06-23

bond or olberwtte. feforc the r.t~ of tx to
Hbfch lhe5 ere linole hse been, uetetm1n+i. the
A:sessos II the district in which the lar If tn &c
ps,d viii dete1mIne the auou1t, and certify the
tAne to the Collector.
, 1865-06-23

White Winter & spting Wheat Flour.
Choice S.. Loutf. Michigan and sou,he1n Iilaois
F.cpl IL s:or. rEd los SALE = low T. * e ssEa-
Ellt+ W. u ~ gAl.34LL4..
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28
Tlle Gazette &Gntlaet
GEN ERAL NEW o.

as4sl O asfs =
Gen. Averill, the celebrated cavalry
officer, has become q resident Of the
oil regions Of Pennsylvania, and ID
the proprietor of several oil mills. NJ lna
A large amount Of wood 10 now
waiting puschsssrs in northern land
central Texas. 49,. .to -. a.
In Sacramento (California) recent.
ly, a woman procured the release OF
her husband from jail, and thas night
ran off With another fellow, Her. OBJ
,ject id procuring her husbands . release
was TO leave sonbody In charge Of the
children She is a eousiderase wo-
man. .auaoE4O wpI 9t9tj!saL 'a4iaaH
. The Minnesota gold minas, on Lake
Superior, are found TO DO much richer
than 1t first supposed Quartz has been
discovered Of great valuas.. ~. UT
A fine statue Of the Emperor r,s,o 4 Ira.
Jan has been discovered while exeav, :.
ting near the Villa Lavinia in Rome
A report is current that the ,auoh.e
ters Of the late Chief Justice Taney ara
in destitute circumstances. 80.
| Ex-President Buchanan has faish,
ed his history of bis administration
and it will soon be published.
! A number Of colored man Of Nor.
fork, Virginia, have combined to pur.
chase farm of 1000 acres, for SO.
1000, on Curntuck sound, twenty
miles from Norfork. They expect to
cut it up into forty farms of twenty
five acres each.
The passengers on the steamer AT
lanta at New York, have written q
etter. expressing the opinion that the
sieaths on that steamer were not from
cholera.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28

p g@A new invention in the manu-
tacture. of sugar, consists in she con.
eptration of cane juice by freesipg
instead of evaporation. The ice which
forms is nearly pure water, and the re-
naming fluid is found to be q syrup
of considerable saccharine strength.
The newly invented ice-machines are
applied to this purpose, and it is said
That one pound of coal consumed by
the engine Of the ice-machine produces
as great concentration of the juice
as two pounds burone under FIRE evap-
orators. fga &. .Hh 9tz a.. -s
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28
1arThe banquet given by Sir NJ,

{
1aeThe banque. given BY Sir Nor.
ton Peto, at Delmonico's, New York,
just before be left for Europe, cost
him s40,000-about 5000 . head.
Some Of the wine used on the occasion
cost $50 bottle. Flowers to decor
ate the table, $4,000. Bills of fare
printed on stiff satin, in letters ofgreen
aud gold each bill bound in morocco,
With handsome clasps, and on each the
name Of the invited guest for whom
it was intended A costly spree but
man, who, like Sir, Morton employs
100000 laborers, ought to be rich
enough to stand It. s9.t.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28

A NOVEL TEsT.-Ont in Peoria,
Ea noted whisky manufacturing region
they test the quality ofths liquor BY
the distance man can walk after tast-
ing it, The liquor called :. tangls
leg" is said to be made OF diluted al.
eohol, nitric acid, boot leg and tobae-
co, and will upset man a distance Of
four hundred yards from the dsmi.
john. ..,....... ,.,.n,, r,r.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28

Ssy 1t is strange that about the irss
words people learn to write, they al
ways write worst-their own name.
About .one-half of mankind take pride
IN making their names illegible. As
- aipunishment, they usually 6nd them.
sel~es wrongly named in print. Serves
them right. except when they figure
10 police reports. When you write TO
an editor get some one else to sign
your name, ifyou have fancy sigma
ture Of your own.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28

A number of the 9th iii. Cav,
stationed near Demopolis, Ala, writ.
ing to the Chicago Tribune makes the
following statement 'f 1t is q notori-
.ops fact that the officers have respsd
. rich harvest BY defrauding the Gov
ernment and robbing the citizens OF
their cotton, under the cloak of militia.
ny authority fr.se 7e. ..s si5f
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-28

A movement for the moral and intel
4eotnal improvement of the news boys
Of Philadelphia was inaugurated in that
c''y feceeo'iyieau 8IH ,sa4as,4 ~
The Government, detectives have
discovered in a house at Philadelphia,
$4,000 of counterfeit fifty cent frac.
tloual notes, together with the counter.
feiting apparatus. 8ts gd3 aaa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
NOMNt no MOvc,

A. proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
Vecsabe have te certificates Of those emipent chem
t Professors Chilten Of N. T., and Locke efCincinnat.
Essd Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
Hshed in conspicuous part Of this Paper from tins -
time.
Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier q
per bottle hafdozen. Of the Scandinavian Veg
etabe Blood Pills. rs cents per box, or boxes for 81
Principal ONCE and Salesroom No. East Fourth Ste
ID Bni.dng from Main st., Cincinnati o. LaborateUs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
FOR SALE BY

G.. A. COOK. Chicago. General Agent
Sold In Cedar Falls by Q. r. WALLACE, BENJAMIN
4 WAYNE. In Waterloo by W. W. FORTY and by a
Druggists in the country.
Sold at wholesale in ehicsgo by FULLER, FRENCH 4
FULLER, and all Druggists.
County Merchants and Dealers su pplied BY y
A. CRosKEY. and G. b. BECKwIrH. Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

Fhs government Is designed to promote the prosperity
end hkppiness Of both Students and Teachers. This
Val esmend itself to every well disposed mind, and
ceiyc N}s cordial support Of Lady and Gentleman
In administering discipline, partially is stud,ously
avoided. Az rooms furnished with stove. chairs,
beds:ead wash stand, wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts sheets, and pillow slips. Ladies are
to furnish all their bslding, they generally prefer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
COMPOSITION ROOFING!
EELT AaSA PITCH
1T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF FELT AND
Pitch west Of Chicago and will sell at Chicago prices
half Railroad freight added Will 20 into the country
md pus at slight advance city prices Old tin and
iron roofs made good as Good references II
CURED. W. 0. DIBOLL. Agent.
pubua1e, Saa.. 10, 1865. sly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22
Calendar.

,E.sl Term commences September 1st, and closes De
csIaoer tst 1884. Winter Term commences Decembe,
18th, 1854, and closes March i5th 1861 Summer Tern
commences March goth, and closes June 2Sth, 1865.
II ie very desirable that Students enter at the com
menccment Of the terms
No person need apply for admission who cannot oil
', not conform TO the published BY Laws Of the Ins
,utioR.
Rev. II. $. BRUNSON, P,est. Board Trustees.
L.w. WATERBURY, Secretary
Rev. Y. e. MATIiER, igeNt.
Rev. II. S. BRUNSON,
J. y. ROBERTSON,
FArsrrs, Fayette County, Iowa, Aug. I, 1864. 21:t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-22

No rerusive secar;Hnism viii be INDUCED counte
nanced At the same time, every effort will be employ t
to encourage and render inviolate the professions
Christians and to induce all to adopt the religion y
Christ. To all who respect Christianity and Its fnstu
,icl the Welcome hand win be heartily extended II
nose whose nitaeIce Is sua.7sl 10 Relg,en and good
morals, no protraetcd stay CAP \. si.2y,ag.
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S$s.ssss me- s$%$ s$ s$$$ $ e
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location.

The above nGn7ed INSTITUTION Ia located at the Village
OF Payec Faye.e Sount7. Gowa The situation of the
Village and its vicinity AFFORDS every facility desirable fol-
Institution Of Learning For health, and moral in
auences OF eleuated Order 1t Is not perhaps, surpass
In the State,
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