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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-28
Gentlenen's Last.

The Postmaster gives notice for public inforrna-
ticn that letters and other Commnnicat ons Of the
following description are not to be advertised:
/. Let srs for persons who regularly call or
send to the post Office.
O. Drop, and Box and Returned Letters.
g. Refused Letters.
L. Letters sent to Hotels and returned to the
Office.
8. Circulars, free packets containiug speeches
or other pii nted matter.
All letters remaining in the Post 0fhcs one
month after being advertised, together with all
uch rs are not advertised are sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
All unpaid letters, including drop letters are
sent to the Dead Deter Office once week ais,
all letters wi old abolished postage stamps used
before the war, are sent to the d. l.. Office. Lett
tiers stamped with Int. Treas. Rev. stamps, are
also sent to the Dead Letter Office.
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RELIEF FOR THE JEWs.-Sir Mo
SEES Montefore, the indefatigable ben
efactor Of his Jewish co religionists,
now past eighty and suffering from
the infrmities Of old age, has but re-
Gently returned from his charitable
exploration of the East. lie has
again contributed G1O0 for the relief
of the poor Jews at Jerusalem, whose
condition continues as deplorable as
ever, chiefly owing to the difficulty
of finding work for them or their in
ability to make living as mechanics
and agriculturists. The son of Sir
Moses, who is the chairman of the
London committee for their relief,
has addressed an eloquent appeal to
the English public on their behalf.
The Jewish Messenger says that
Mr.. Hyman Moses, of Cincinnati,
has collected, by personal applica-
ton, the sum of $4,000 to send to
Jerusalem, to be expended in erect
ing "pilgrim dwellings" for poor
Hebrews who are led from religious
motives to repair to the Holy City,
that they may die and be buried on
its consecrated grounds.
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VIC TORS
RESTAURANT

II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN are ~
re pectfully informed that the above Vs9&Sg
we'll known resort, with its LADIES' SALOON,
will be kept open ALL NIGHT for the accommo-
daton of parties visiting the Firemen's Ball, on
the night of the 4th November. M fa
0ysters-in any style-Red Fish, Red snappers,
up to order.
Ali kinds Of Wines will be furnished at very
moderate prices.
Families or other parties desiring to secure pri.
vate Saloons are requested to make application
beforehand nj the Restaurant. oct26-tf
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LIST OE LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE POST oFFIC E AT BATON
IL Rouge, La, October 9th, 1868. Persons cali
ing for letters in the following list, will please say
nOyerfisfd
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TINE bRildipe known as the Baptist church. "a
L corner Filth and Laurel streets Parties u E;;||
desirous to purchase or lease the same may apply
for terms TO [oct2s-iwl JULIUS G. BoGEL.
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Ill u. w. BIaoksflan's Il !
COMMERCIALS COLLEGE,
: corner Canal ana Carondeiets ts.,

. ssHo,tsEET RA NcE ,oE4oAReEDELEF.4a
g. MABflSk88 % ia II sA9A tIsst8fs11a Il
NPEE THE ENTIRE YEAR. day and evening
~ Penmanship, BOOK keeping, Commercial Cal
taught by experienced professors. An apartment
also for ladies' Private instruction to those who
desire it. The proprietor has had fourteen years
experience in teaching in New Orleans, being for
ten years Professor of Book Keeping in Doibear,
Commercial College.
aaats aEs8gH J.W BLAGKMAN, Principal.
n n G MSsGNo'' Professors Of Languages.
eay'- Circulars to be had at the Gazette and
Comet office 80 4se 5z7=sa octz4 I'm
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q. w. Asher.

d RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and former
II patrons. that he has resumed business at
Theodore 0oldmann's Jewslry Store, where will
be found large and general assortment of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, and variety
of Notions, suited to the ladies' Of East and West
Baton Rouge. +sg s# I9sa%s juiy29-lm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. n. CONE may be eonsult-d as follows;
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs-
days Nov. %, Dec. %, Feb. /, March 8, Apr ~
In DAYTON ut the Phillips House, on Frdays
Nov. "a, &c. ~, Feb. 2, March 0, April IL.
In TROY ct tho Morris House, on Ssiurdays Noy.
o, Dec. 80, Feb 3, March 10,Aprii IA. sA y'slAfE
In SPRINGFIELD at the Willis House, on Thurs
days, Nov. 80, Jan =, Feb.s 8, March lb, April 10.
DR.. O0RE has had offices in each OF tho alb owe
paces that he has regularly visited for the past
en- years, ana he ha4 treated and cured many Pa
teRts, in each OF the above ploees, he can give The
best OF references IN each place. as TO his SKILL
Dr. CONE Treats and Ourea, all varieties OF Ohronu
Diseases including those of the Rye and Enr; makes
no charge for consultation but II those who consult
HIM des re treatment, he charges Cash Tor his Med
icines. '-f'r. tff' .f
Medicines that will last patient from four to six
months, cost from Five 20 Thirty dollars, in Cash.
Address,l DR.. H. CONE,
nov2b dly ts't rt1 81 y Coh5Sus, Quo
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so many shocking accidents have oc

SO many shocking accidents have oc-
CURED from horses running away, killing
some, mangling and woundlng others, and
IN most cases, breaking costly carriages,
and hurting tho horses. The Patent Safety
Bride and Lines will put an end to all such
needless accidents. This Safety Bride a
highly recommended in all parts of the
United States where It has been introduced
--by the use of which any horse in the
world can be controlled as far MS kicking
aud running is concerned.
In order TO prove the patentees confidence
he makes the standing offer of one thousand
dollars to any person that will bring him a
horse that can not be controlled with his
Patent Safety Bride and Lines, Any per-
son having n runaway horse or Kicking
horse, would do wcll TO call on the Under
signed before sacrificing his horse, having
tried good many OF the above named and
never yet failed.
The price of an individual right is only
three dollars. An ordinary bride can
easily be altered into Safety Bride. The
lines only require to be made to ORDER and
these can be made by any saddler for u
tri1e more than the ordinary lines. Hence,
unlike other patents the right TO use It is
sold. The right can be had by A. Helfrich,
3Oi Second street. or of the undersigned.
Also Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks Sc. For
further particulars address j. K. Denlingep
Dayton, Ohio. ltd
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gattst by GtItsrapA.
From Washington.
IsrECIAL 40 CINciNNAgg ENQUIRER

!
a WASHINGTON, December 8. 81
Since the Thanksgiving recess of Congress
Washington has been strangely quiet, In
the political circles particularly, there has
been a dcarth of sensations. Few of thcr
| politicians remained here for thanksgiving.
and even those few are undecided as to
what turn events may take within the ueNt
! four weeks. iH HaI.
The Presidents Message has banished
from the horizon every speck of foreign
wars. ..1 tFii 'Q .t
The report OF the Secretary of the Treas
Jury has allaycd all apprehension Of finan-
cial troubles. There Is nothing left now
except the all-absOrbing question Of recon-
stlnction After several days Of anxious
lconsiIltatiOn on tliiS subject, the Republi-
can Senators are understood TO have con-
clmdcd that they can not afford to take the
radical chute too far. They have conse-
gpently dctemincdto give the go-by 10
Ihad. Stevens programme, and to adopt
one little more consistent with the views
expressed by Presidents johnson.
Both negro suffrage and territorial iuris-
diction over the insilrrectlonary States will
be abandoned, but perfect protection and
equality, with white men in the courts for
the freedmen of the Soulh, aud some essen
tial modification of the ratio of representa-
ton will be required as the sine quo R0H Of
the recognition of the southern States by
Congress. The ratio of representation Is
regarded as the most Important Feature TO
be regarded in the reconstruction, and the
Republicans intend that it shall be fixed
upon II basis Of the number Of actual voters,
50 as to limit the represented class 10 the
south to those to whom Is eNtopded the
right of suffrage
This win considerably diminish the num-
Der of congressman accorded to the South
erI States under the last appointment in
reference to the suffrage question IN this
district.
A conservative member of the House
proposes an amendment 60 summers bill,
so that, in addition to n jury composed half
of negroes to try the case of u black man, IL
shall also be required that the judge shah
be n mulatto. 0-n
Most of the Southern members who were
here to claim their seats have returned
home, convinced that IL will be useless eN-
pense for them to prosecute their claims for
the present session. No doubt, however.
is entertained but that the Tennessee mem
bers viii be speedily admitted. This win
be followed soon by the admittanee of the
from Arkansas. The rest of the
Southern States will be kept outin the cold
until the conclusion of the debate ON re
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Another remarkable cure is that of n
had named Dillon, sixteen years old, also
residing in Dayton. His right arm had
been paralized for months past, so that he
could not raise It TO his head or lift pound.
After being operated upon, he was able 10
lit "tailor's goose" and hold it out at
arms length.
The Doctors rooms at the Phillips House
are crowded every afternoon with persons
anxious to consult him aud be relieved of
their numerous ailments. Thus far he has
been very successful, and has concluded to
remain In the city another week.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

DIR. DODGE AND THE CK.-Every
morning, from nine until eleven o'clock,
Clcgg's Hall is filled with persons of all
ages and sexes, to avail themselves of the
healing operations or Dr.lDodge, and all
who need treatment, receive it free of
charge. Some wonderful cures have been
performed. ftsEs
Mr.. b. Andrews, Il gentleman well known
in Dayton, had one side entirely paralyzed
eighteen months ago, and during that time
had not been able to walk without crutches.
After few operations, he was able 10 walk
about the room without the use of cane or
crutch.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

MORE THIEVISG.-W learn that our old
friend George w. McClain, of Alexanders-
vile, was relieved of some thirty or forty
dollars, on Saturday last The enterprising
thief took advantage of Mr.. McClains tenn
porary absence from his bar room, and
prlolncd the drawer of part of its con
tents. The deed was evidently committed
in great haste, as other valuables were In
the drawer at the time, and were within
the reach of the villain, who for the rea-
sons above given failed to get them into his
possession. 900 'F
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Old Tfmc Rcminisccnics.


On the 27th of December 1917, meeting
was held at Col. David Rcld'stavTn for the
purpose of forming an " Importing and
Exporting Company" Apctitioit was pre-
sented TO the Legislature for anact of in
corporation, and committee appointed to
frame articles of association for the COM
pany. 1t was contemplated TO render the
Miami river navigablc forwater traft from
its mouth TO this place, and thereby afford
the facilities for the company to carry out
It's purposes. ~" VIC EfFtF
From the 7th of March to April l, 1878,
the Miami River being ON a "high," l,70O
barrels of -four We're shipped from this
port in "nroad lIorns,p or fat bottomed
boats, for New Orleans, besides any guam
tity of whisky, and other notions, such rs
chickens, turkeys, &c.
On the 1st of April, 1919, eight fine
broad horns" left this port ON the bosom
of the foaming Miami, for New Orleans,
loaded with flour, whisky, and other no.
tions.
May IL, 1919, large keel boat arrived
from Cincinnati, loaded with twelve tons of
merchandise for II. G. Phillips and Smith
a Eaker, the principal merchants of Day
ton at that time. The boat was seventy
feet in length.
Monday December 8, 1916, the Ohio Leg
islature met Mt Columbus for the first time.
Senator from Montgomery county, Daniel,
G. Cooper; Representatives, Col. George
Newcom and George Grove.
On the oath of December, 1916, meeting
was held at Col David Reeds tavern to
take measures for building toll bridge
over the Miami River. Joseph II. Crane
and Geo. S. Houston were appointed to Sc
lect site, and H. G. Phillips, David
Lindsly, David Ried, James Steele Col.
Robert Patterson, Geo. $. Houston, and
William George were appointed directors.
The site selected was what is now the
middle bridge at the foot of Bridge street.
1t was built the following year; builder
Mr.. Daniels.
In the fall of 1917 an early frost so injured
the corn that not halfa crop was gathered
In consequence, the price of corn advanced
from 25 cts to 81 & cts. per bushel, price
deemed out of all reason. and bunheard of
at that time. What would those unsophis-
ticated people think if they could "splurge
around" and learn the prices of produce at
the present time.
In December, 1921, Col. George Newcom
was appointed Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas pro. tenn. for Montgomery com-
ty, in the place of Benjamin Van Cleve,
deceased Mr.. Van Cleve was appointed
Clerk of the Court when the county was
organized. He was also the first Postmas-
ter in Dayton, which parthe filed until
his death.
At the next regular term of the Court of
Common Pleas for this county, in the
spring of 1892, Mr.. Charles II. Greene was
appointed clerk, which he held until he
was murdered by Matthew Thompson.
June5 1921, j. j.. Morris advertised that
he had commenced the "dying" business. lie
cucceeded admirably, having died some
years after.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

SUDDEN DEATH.--We were greatly sur
prised to learn, yesterday morning, of the
sudden and unexpected death of Mr.. Clark
Roseberry, of the firm of j. 3. Roseberry &
Co., dry goods merchants in this city. He
was attacked with congestion of the brain
about noon on Friday last, and died on Sat
urday evening at nine O'Clock. He was a
most estimable gentleman, in the prime of
life, and universally respected for his fine
social qualities. His remains were taken TO
|Centrevilc for interment, to-day.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

ENGNEER KILLED,--A MIR. Barrett,
engineer Of the passenger train which left
Toledo for this place ON Tuesday morning,
9TH inst- was instantly killed, about mile
and half from Belmore, near Toledo.
A tree had blown down, and falling upon a
wood pile at the side of the track, broke,
and the upper part fell over toward the
track, leaving limb protruding, which
raked the side of the passing engine, tear
ing out the side Of the cab, carrying the
engineer back over the tender and crushing
him to death against the baggage car. The
deceased resided al lama, and leaves awife
aIsd five children. The wires were down,
SO that no information of the sad casualty
could be sent TO them; and the first knowl-
edgeof their terrible losstwas when the
liteless body of the husband and father was
taken TO their home
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
WITHOUT a RlvALy
And Justly deserves the reputation 10 has 30 long en-
joyediu Central America and the West Indies.


Au ts atendaht train Of symptoms, II Rats more like
A CHARM thanR medicine. There In nothing 10 the
whole range OF Mstesa Med la that can for moment
bear omparison withlt In this dsease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition Of the United Stnies Disp,ns
atoFy, pages 1887 aud 1883.
A series of experiments in which DR., Buh has beon
for years engaged, has Just been brought TO q
fni termination and he ia enabled 10 oer 10 the
public acombinauon o. CEDRON with other approved
ionics, the whole preserved m the best quality Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is cent?
dent has equal in the world.
He might furnish Rvolume OF certificates, but the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
by their true value. The safest plan s for every ono
TO testfor himseifthe virtues Of new medicine.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
LENTz & APPLEcATE.
REAL TATE GENTS
smos 323 Third ssrOst NsrIh side
l0PFesIfE fOwE cIOcK,l
DAYTON ONO.


DAYTON ONO.
ISoR SALE. FLAX FACTORY, COUPLED NJ
l. Messrs. Dave Co., with machinery, and aores
OF land.
laFm leo acresI mile north Of Browns station on
Western h. r., on Twin Greek, well improvsds
$4,000.
A hrick house, cor nfBroWn and Ann Sta.
A double ffame house on Hess street; pr.
double frame house Walnut street
Adoube frame hoiiae on Fihh street
A hrm ol ~ acres, ~ uiile= nom Dayton
A laTm of IL acres, miles from Dayton
A farm OF 30 acres en- 6reenVlle II. X
farm Of las acres Germantown;
A bftek houss on Hi,h street, Ro.227
tsrm OF 70 Aorss, we'll Improved dne brick. house,
and besl Twin bottom land \ mile west Of Ger
nlantONn.
A iATm OF % acres good improvements at browns
Station on Western X. X.
well improved farm Of t0o acres, Two miles east
sonora, on Western railroad
good hense and large LOS ON Main street, No 26k.
A hrm of7b aores on 0ernlantown pike, miles nom
Dayton.
Two small farms, we'll Improved adloining Liberty,
z miles iron Dayton, ~ 81 aud ~ aores each
uumbeT Of hOuses and lots 10 derent parts Of The
CITY. Alluill he sold eheap,
iTss LESTz2 KPPLEeATE, RIA.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

But the orowning glory of his he remains 10 bo
tanned in his discovery, rather combination, 'or he
does not clam to have been the dscovCrer OF CsDRoN
which IL the basis OF the Bltters offered to the
public. That honor belongs 10 the native luhnhtan Is
OF Central America, TO whom It's virtues have beeu
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with IL the Indian bids defiance 10 the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most
Gus serpents. II IL belief with them, that while
there is breath In the body, he Cedron IL potent TO
cure no matter what the disease may be.
While DR.. Bulls not prepared TO endorse this
trsvagant preenson, ,he nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination of the evidence relating to
lts virtues, th It as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either TO change
weather or climate, or to miasmatto influences,
stands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
Hostetter,s BItters ON the Battles
Field.

1t ia satisfactory 10 know that our aeld hospitals
are no longer unsupped with this lfesaving prepa-
ration Soldiers who, rs prvRt, citizens, had become
acquainted with its properties, have in many instAn-
ces made special request that HosTETrER's
STOMACH BITr rs might h' added TO the medical
stores ,fth0ir regiments, Nnl their wishes have not
been unheeded As a means Of sustaining wounded
meu on the battle field, and of enabling troops to
bear fatigung marches under blazing Gun, IL has
been stranuously recommended by distinguished
medical men, and The prospect is thatit will eventu-
ally supercede all the adulterated Hneturea, liquors
and dangerous Tbaids that have heretofore been
considered medicinal staples. The fact that small
quantity OF tho Bitters mixed with water from any
OF the soathern or southwestern riyerswll prevent
nom affecting tho bowels or the hver, should be
borne in mini by Army Physicians soIdors, and ali
who have occasion 20 visit those portions Of our
country. The who uses HosTErTER's BIT
TIERS in conformity with the directions, may rot at
deiauce Intermittent Fever and all other diseases
generated by tle action Of an unwho'esome atmos'
phera upnn m ovartaxei 4 frame. ffr. d.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

"A DEAF AND DUMB GmL.--The Trustees
of Miami Township in this county, adver-
tise deaf and dumb girl in to-day's paper.
She wandered to Miamisburg about the
middle of November, and came from, no
one knows where. She can neither read,
write nor converse by signs, is sabout twenty
three years of age, short cut auburn hair,
gray eyes, of about medium size and has y
scar of a burn or scald on the underslde of
her right forearm. Papers throughout the
State will confer favor by noticing this,
and any one knowing any thing of her his
tory will please communicate to the Trustees
Miami Township Montgomery county.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

APPLE TRADE.-During the months of
October, November, and December, 1878
barrels of apples were shipped from Tlnln,
Seneca county, amounting TO Sl6S34,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

eTsT DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pills
are composed of chemical vegetable ex-
tracts, mostly from plants growing In our
own country; some of these plants have
direct action on the liver, Others upon the
skin, others on the kidneys, and othersupon
the bowels and lungs. IL is by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made TO possess the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing dis
eases growing out of arrangement of the
bowels, kidneys, or liver. In eronic dis
eases, or diseases long standing, such as
Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, Constipation of
the Bowels, Erysipelas, Scronlla, Golter,
Scald Head, Barber's Itch, Sore Eyes, Pim-
pies on the skin, and old sores, the treat
ment with the Pills should be continued for
n longer time than with less stubborn dis
eases. These pills have become so much
of a fayonte, that Il Is only necessary forus
to say that they are for sale by all the prinei-
pal druggists and dealers in family medi-
eines.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

Herman, at the Opera House has every
style of hat and cap to adorn the upper
story, and is doing q fine business in his
line. els $50 20 & l4tif T. VIZ
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

WANTED IMMEDATELY.-Two strong
able-bodied men, to keep out the heavy
rush at Kline's Jewelry Store, No. 800
Third street. aluu ,u1l % del1d3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11
REMOVED DTopEARL STREET
VIM. DoDD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hans, GAPS. FuRs ANp STRAW ao0ns;

Have removed from the old stand ON Main
street, to their new store, on the corner ef
Vihe aud Pearl streets.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

E&- STANDARED HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
The agent of Humphreys IIomeopath-
ic Specifics has received very important
addition to his list of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies in the shape of
Specific No. "a, which cures diptheria and
liberated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained wide celebrity among the medi-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient reliable
and convenient. An extended advertise
ment In another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices, The cases for fami-
ly use are especially worthy of attention,
and also the new department of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters of ofHumphrey's
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, is at
b62 Broadway, New York,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

A LITTLE boy named Emor, fell into tile
canal yesterday, near the Warren street
bridge, and was with great difficulty res
cued from drowning.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-11

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS 1
WORM LOZEN G. Ei{S, IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO ttt
DUCTION ATTAINED
REPUTATION AS WIDE
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF N OR II Ii A NJ h II l G "A .