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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-06

Hump. BACKED PEopbE.-A French.
man who has hump-backs on the
brain has devoted much time in in
vestigations as to the monography
Of hump-backed persons. 1t is in
Europe, under the temperate zone,
that he has found the most. They
are most numerous in Spain, prin-
cipally in a small locality at the
foot of the Sierra Morena. One is
found there in every thirteen In
habitants; in South America, Bue-
nos Ayres, etc, he found the least,
In France, the department of the
Loire contains the greatest num-
Der; the deformity exists there like
an epidemic; in Orleans the backs
seem to be cut in every shape and
pattern. A singular fact is this
The deformity has an intimate rap
port with the confguration and the
aspect of the country where it il
produced. Thus, the humb-backs Of
the Pyrenees have the shape Of points
and peaks, while those of the inhab
itants of the sea side show from TOP
to bottom as successive layers
The hump backs of the plains are
fat and spread ont something like
mushrooms. Taking the average
Of figures Of all the hump.backs OIL
the globe, the statistician comes tc
the conclusion that there is not less
than one hump-backed person il
every thousand individuals. The
average height of every hump being
seven and a half inches, and the
given population of the earth being
one thousand millions, in multiply
ing the million of hump.backs il
contains with the height of the
humps it will give 625,oo0' feet
That is to say, in placing all the
humps on the top of the other, one
could climb by that strange ladder
| of Jacob, over ten Cordilleras, twenty
Mount Blancs, eighty Mount Toms
to which could be added, to make
up the difference the Pyramids o
Egypt and the steeples of all the
churches Of Europe.
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NO. g.

is with my own color, yet | sympathize
with you as the weaker race and !
cannot forget that during the rebellrt
ion many Of you fought for the preser.
vation OF the Union, and that those Of
you who remained at home In the
then slave holding States, were for the
most part docile and faithful, and
made no attempt, by force Of arms, 70
gain even their own freedom. ! will
see to il, as for as can, that You have
your liberty that you are protected 10
your property and persons, and that
yon are paid your wages. But, on the
other hand, | will set my face against
those Of you who are idle and disipated
and prompt punishment will be inhict-
ed for any breach of the peace or yio-
lation of the law. In fine, ! will be
| your friend as long as yoa are true to
yourselves and obedient to the laws,
and aslong as you shall labor, no mat.
ter how feebly, If honestly and earnest
| ly, to improve your condition. It is
nv duty, as far as I may, to render
the Government 'a terror to evil-doers
and a praise to them that do well j"
and this / will endeavor to do in rsla-
ton 10 the whole people Of the State
| Of North Carolina, without fear, favor
or affection, reward, or the hope ofre-
ward.o
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T4e Gazette&G Gpntet
Our ssAmerican Citizens Of African
Descent. y

1t was never intended by Provid-
ence that man should be placed on this
earth 10 rove about in idleness, while
so many abroad acres" exist to be re-
claimed and brought under his cult
vating hand. The abolition of ofslavery
by no means lessons the obligations
of the blacks to toll and labor for sup
port, and it is high time that the scales
should fall from their eyes, that they
may be brought to see and understand
this matter in it's fullest import. --
The President Of the United States,
as also the Governors of the several
Southern States, and the Generals oil
the Army in command Of their respec-
tive districts South, have made re.
peated and emphatic declarations ol
late, illustrative Of their ideas and con.
ceptions Of freedom, assuming its true
meaning to be "the right to labor fol
ones own support and that of his fami
| Ily," and thus to promote 'Iife. liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness" This
principle and prerogative is a condi
tion precedent to the general welfare
and interests Of society, as well as indi
vidual honor and good standing; and
being properly understood and exer
cised, will not fail to bring conviction
to the minds of all, both white anc
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-06

- A letter from Edwin Booth,
in reply TO a "traternal and consoling
letter." from a committee of Masons
in New York, has been published.
Mr.. Booth says:
1t has pleased God to afflict my
family rs none other was ever
afflicted.
"The nature, manner and extent
of tbo crime which has been laid at
oar door have crushed me to the very
earth. My detestation and abhor-
renee Of the act, in all its attributes,
are inexpressible; my grief is unut-
terable, and were it not for the SYM
pathy Of friends such as you, would
be intolerable.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-06

have not been OF the crowd OF
pms and place huntersthat have
mockery Of Louisiana politics,
hsted the money Of an impoyer-
community; but they have been
\ business men, and have won
|eceived respect therefor. OF
|, there have been exceptions,
RS and miserable interlopers.
. exceptions prove the rule
fe under deep obligations to our
btizens, and should be ready to
Nledge them. The men who
ZONE the most to disgrace the his
/ Louisiana politics in the past
a,ars, have been old residents.---
1t the State pay-rolls for the veri.
Of this affirmation.-N. o,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-06

aFoRE1GN WAR.-We have at
semi-official assurances from
Rngton, that no new demand has
fnade upon England with refer
! TO the Alabama claim. The
for damage has been made
1time to time during the past
years, but no more emphasis has
|ecently given it than when first
red.
b thing 10 very certain: The
b Of the United States and their
Enment have made up their
} to stop fighting for the present.
has no longer any attractions for
Whatever we may say about the
oe doctrine, or the Alabama de-
.tions, we do not propose to 60
Ir with either England or France
can decently escape conflict.
the waste of the civil war Is re-
d and our finances have got into
Ing order, we may have a little
with England Or France to keep
ands in; but just now abe uniyer-
Z ankee nation is intent upon
}, and nothing but a most intoler-
provocation would provoke US in.
ight. IN. Y. World.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BUSINESS MEN AND FAMILIES.


We intend that o copy of the present
number Of our paper shall be left at all,
or nearly all, the family residences and
principal places of business in our city.
We shall do this with view OF early en-
listing the attention of our fellow. citizens
to the claims of our journal upon them for
u more liberal and extended patronage
hereafter.
We shall be thankful to every one feel
ing inclined to subscribe or advertise, to
favor US with their orders as soon as pos
sible. Subscriptions will be taken ut the
rate of one dollar each per month, al
ways payable in advance, but no subscrip,
ton received for less period than three
months.
Advertisers will find it to their advan'
tage 70 give us call, in every instance
where they desire to contract for certain
quantity of advertising and for specified
time.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-06

~ Governor Sharkey, the Pro
visional Governor of Mississippi, was
a Bell man in 1860, Judge Parsons,
Provisional Governor OF Alabama,
was a Douglas man, and w. w.
Holden, Provisional Governor Of
North Carolina, was q Bgeckinridga
man.
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aeR- The residents Of New Orleans

saS~ The residents of New Orleans
have contributed largely and with
hearty energy to the development Of
the mercantile and other interests Of
the city and State. They have gone
10 work with enterprise and capital.
and, to great extent, have rebuilt
commercial prosperity here. They
have been cordially received by the
old citizens, and have We'd with them,
in honorable fashion, in restoring New
Orleans to her once proud position
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gtne G0rte at Synpalt6e.

Gin Drsbiarr. msl&sr Epi6rfnS or IN Glib qs
muifa tp0tnbafs rar, Eit Gin sirfidr5 @lltsl or.
gen nrreEie S4naGbiit, fri0r6 g}crfaufn, 5,raHf,
5rilcn rcr SD. uno Geminal Cr3anan, 70 mic
rsa earicn 3aB zen llnoronungrn, iplar curd
psteTtiiGIr ua6 Inlu6aFte Gs6tGu,tr p;rurfaat
rertcn, crfun.ra. GjroGe 3lGtm fa6 trrclia
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j'rant!n uac llnsIddIt6tr n b;lftn, a,osHft ID
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8ctraaf;n In tiacm vrrii,Bdim Gtgelcg: 81 Il
8cno S.nion6 ~ leEhtn, sore rri5wFtJ Sat
unS ;par fire ioUn So Fsu.
Sd 70 Aut un0 l<5, rEu g,aGmpl.a On
cslrPt, al Sic lsItl otrr,byt cin. gEtuBhs al
SoIepb 3. Snnon,
Staticn D. 8i6sl 9aRs, gtuYotf City
SctUtrr l8. 1864. ~ roiS
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@bciLaIs unb Rs!a:l 0tueAifin aEb Gbmjfcr, Me
2i&SSlt oamtLtan 5tra5t. .nahc 9e9nu2srrer OH
fslIoDszollIf in Qgeataur, Na
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
Turirt Guren SNlten
Surirt @urrn SuiteE /!
6u,irt Gmen .calsn -.
Sin 2(ufitnb tann suer Gepen Foifen

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@Sritsrs teiHs EHinuts unO perIbaifs tir cen pee
.tor /: z rr y, al eapaU uuO N?artius a1vut.
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osn yc7ant.
0uiiGn, 9erfdItunaCn uno Raubbcit!
nEein on3ntIiaiib tuyb ticf,a Vt,tcral srrus
;uvrt.
l.--JF tsEl,.>s sen, Nib rnp ousensbn il rel.
mer.
2.-1R tsyfdNe a9nyi r.tb sIattasGl5en oai
'sn cSrunSiittn iuirmm,n seTgt.
3.-Gr 'utftrnt ale urausaHbms 9tfGbls i'm ttu
pals.
4.-Gr tusfrut ale Isisunssn;u in Zen euftrghrtn
5.-Nsrits MIN rurb unl:rs bsrptrragenpfrr
Etr tE rUcnmllutitt
6.-Gt IN osrtsIes cine 9rcbs caife far Sttdbs si,
IN ssr ?ufI,brurs Isirsn.
7.-OCitb' ilt unIba5tar bti @rtittvn9in ptr
| EintIrr.
s.--0Srff55 IN s;n %agfaSsu 9straubt rcrcen
| rttds inn 2uE hos hGhis gc6 ;cISn.
9.-Dsris!ts it nab lcsnuffbsn Grunr6esu ~
| 'crsitGt.
lO.--Gtr3dst st ni5t--gsetsrol sprup-subs
:sitet veu
QIrpaa uno Rortin,
on itrem Orua'cbr in GNEnTaun.
D,tSmhtr l6. lsG}. n4t,
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so 8 rpcc y Qtb or.

Gin rt8t 8utis 2IIor!tmrrt ron Panrss unt
phteeNotrstc 9rSsr, aua 2tinInslst,r, tvrt6,s
ne4 In 8ulrT 3fit ftn6eis6t puyar, gu taEtn bal
.- s. 9, 3ofer,
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@r. y. 81 gaSoGms.
gegtbin @unbarBt bee .37. 3e9iment5
Penniplpaniiber Sreirpilti9sn BON
Der 0otomacz zlrmcc,

| fSHHI ID'OdHiIlDPt OtPllDlul9PH ppN
Der potomaes sQrmce,
geanf6t ben Gtnpp9rnn bon qQsntann uni
Na6barf4aTt trtannt 3u MAIDEN, taB in 5c!9
Der @usmuiirvuns brS 8ssImsnts tr Iih bautrni
IN Alsntaun rtso1ssldfen fat, sro CT bic 0rarll
Der Webtttn In alGen3wet wetei
aubunetmrn trabFGtigt. Sntem Ct on tfn tlu
itaen S6la6tsn BON 5rreridsture, Gbancsary5
Dtlr, Sranflin's @roIFng u. +. ~. S6rtl aenpm.
rsn, brIibt er umfifisnSf grfatrunBrn ais gEunop
d,jt, ea &C sum cpsratrenom Corps su aftGren
rte Gre bate. 1nb ba er nit Ser1&ttenfr
p0IPitGIsrn IN Gsrtinoun9 fano, Iammele or Id
oire praftiid1e SennInliT, ,atIrsihfr GrantGritrn
p'i@'n fsr Mtnia untsrwprfen III. Nttlttn tl
81 tlH ! tlma 4 6 tS0ratutrter ttS
5sffrion Mebiral College ron Ybilacelpsia, unp
abt bic YrariS ter MstisIn lfun felt i9 Saarsn.
1 Da sr in Der SebanSluns BON Quacn JEranF.
GsitfR Sitl GrfdGruns bat, tpi nI&t er IiN teIon.
psrS fas 3utraurn Solder ,u rrbtttrp, weGr an
Eran'Gfttrn iensS pihttssn Srbars leieen, tnccm
r Iacn S!sts irbrnS na&tr bic Sagrt laas tlinb
DdrfR.
gr Iatst aud Dttirnistn etn, iusife an frc,
niIdfn Sranftfitrn lsbsn, OILS IA llhS atte ell.
t'rnre Geftpiire gBaisrfuat, Cfiir wtltsc sr sin
5etnabe Hnfsbltarss Sr!mjttsI teiibt') gliertn-
Rrant6cilsn, (rel6s turH brfdnttgm Gtmsr,
otfrtnlb tsn 6iiftrn une I'm &rru; ~ e,srnnsn
itnb D 9lb'umatism Neryrn=Srant0etsn drps
niihe Sul'n GrcnIfas Gm@fdle; @plrpFe
ceer Galiu&t; Sanbpurm Qb,ebrung Der Sin.
Ger 9srstlcpfsn Saut. Srnufbritsn GIraptl;
tHUpf piIss 8rant.Sopfwe9 IelanGoIit
cstr 9iit3iu&t; Sfrcffsln 3lnswurm SalS.
Strant0sttr, (mGssn bic urIa&tn lrin rrld,e Fs
pSllrn;) Setter. 2Iuh 8rantttiten weldsn tas
rslbIiar geInls&t untsrwprtrn 1T, iopie Grcup
Crsl6tr lrlGt iitsrwunbsn rsrSrn Fam wenu ,ei.
tl9 Serge r6fir sctrus,n nib D Sranfbetrn
etr Seefr, Ger GunSfn, bss Screens, unO iiters
taurt ole Sranttrtrn WsG6m Ter ntn1ali,ss
S6FFer untsrwotfsn II, wsnn iI' lsltar finb.
9'er 3uf In Ter StaSt pSer i'm Sanb wlrS
prompt sniiprc&sn, tr Sn9 cter giaat. Ter
SoItor Iisftrt feline sismsn WtbI3lnn Ia all.n
ddltn, Gnb srfport ben Yatisnten rabur4 bic
&oitn unS @dbs bisftltm in ter QputGs!s ,u
Rolsn. 9r Ipritt Dsutf6 unS GnatiI&.
Sfttt uaO gBOtnuns- SdS.SR Gdt ter 9scn
ane gGa!Irub' 'Straeen
8sferrnsc--NGlb. 9irsmia4 S&iRttl, 9tni.
Saswocb, Gil., SsrtSius Rstsr, Gfa., q. GAud,
&c., Ghrp. 3. 8auman unb G9rrp. Stb.
aItataun, gpriI IL, 1864. nt6Ui
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Die
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ber NGreiniaten Etaaten.

ptF StTelal9GeH STdRTen.
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
Gitie gSnbr fnb aus8riislt auf 9tuturitdt
,intr Ntts tes GcrsrsiTts Der 8cuinis!en Gtaa.
ten, paIiirt ben 25lsn Gr6raar 1862. Gle tptr.
esn bcewt4cn 8 iinf fs3wan5t9 g NJ
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ialItar fnb. bic 8seieruns lib a8r oaS 9is6t
pprtsbGtt, Srislttn nod 9rlauf bon fdni Satrtr
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5atus. 9srsm Sanor fnb bic gctSrigrn Gcu,
pens Grstbdngt, unb man tat, wfnn man feline
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atJul@nsisn un6 bifIeIbtn an r8rno einrm
9aEfsl l1auIi resr Gazing. 9ultsutr rin;urstatn
no biz 9ntsrsfeu ptns atjug ttjatIt werbrn.
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aBtnttn tsr &tsitrunS onesfrllt finO fir zen
GsVfauf btsfGr GdRosr, 70 lino birfslprn gu tatrn
IN ptm 8anf SauIs BON %. s. Slumrr
unb s o., lcrit In Der D me Slaptn n a
. AMI In alltutaun. gGsitsr Nuatlmft tr'
ttdlen bic a8tnttn. ..- ..-.. &
@barlcs 9. 8ufb,
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AasniaAn, GEHI 20, Ra5S
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ll10tlenC Bett=BCOn6ets, GereitS
Gt6 unO 6lumtgG 6Ctt Gep=
Didle

itirifugt, tG5 ier Harn faufen psrbst
llEterSetHnster min Idt nu6 10 temfrFta, ras
o03tda CT ME In tsr Naabar6alt Scn aatwn
csra,!i1rn GtattHsm'nts 0Ol!e sinIanmrllr. .unr
CT aud niat wiini@t IOl6s iu Sfrtldncrn, baturh
eaB sv ats4 Nubnn PrabIt bag rir in Irinrr ggpls
lenmaaufaFtur gemahtfn Qrttfel ole antun IN
osieH Ganossiteil Eel psItsm iitrtrsifcn Rdj bens
np6 bic 6unSlGaft Der allsnlaun gBuQsnrndtlr,
felt untevSfi1nrter btslslbt inns Sat, gan, rnUrm
ecrmsbrIC, uno jtvar ri6t nur aus Scr gia&tar,
i6aIt, ipncern aud nidt ipsrig aus tsEa&0artrn
GaRnttss, ic eab autssbsbnts Gr9rt6eyun5cn uns
SErmetruns tr WaI6insris il9rli6 roiGwtupte
unb pral untsrSei6nstsn an9rtra6t murten. I'M
Ineem CT lfinen Runhsn biermit SrtnSliGl tantt.
rinEdte er, RA fsrner AQsn. ipsltr lire gBolt nadt
err Nlensaun gSollenmarufaftAr brtnafn, oaSu6
ndslta ~ MAIDEN. baB or ibnrn aus lbrer gGoq.
8att unp l9Bns Stchfs fir SonntGss pSu g&aT.
lsu!tn Ssrfrtt0t, unb Spar III ttGtaen YrrIfsn.-
VisDTtrs GGss ssirtssma6tr GtpfFe, fpwie aud
SanEtts uub Gsrpthe, psrbsn 3um 8erfaufpoud.
!et8 5s6aItsn, ar Fer GlIsntaun gBolicnmtble, ios
lit) eum Wnrtts8srtd. an Der flsinen Qttsa we
Ger 6robs G4crnlsin if, tEt -.
SenrD 9lbritt.
9. S.-0OGs risb iists ettauft uno b.,
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u taun
S{sOaeGs > ggS i6Dge.

Diclss Gtablfcmfnt il gang teIcnbers einee.
rhtst um fir Saurn unb @nbrrs aus i6rer al.
8snen 2Eolis cute bemssma&te Stoffe gu perfsrs
ti8sn, uro es iretbsn bier niGt nur bic grrE9n.
ticbsn Irtiisl, als
Sud-, Satinrtt, 6albIsinnb GlonrQc,
Struntpfsarn &C.,
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Dgctcr 6errid's

''yil5m!s @ltHI5nsh. rSal!i0: gtfa6reR6s giQsp
fiCnerS aui tif ectrn wtrtcao StSfftn.
0et . 4 a t sr fdr S2af. uaO Geitsl4mr,en.
@ua 3 ferbrPUI9tr :, u!u gfr.Ss fl, au.
TEN 3rfaae 81 rrtalttn, 3u ba6fn td
5. .. Gfofer, QpotbsFsr,
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Orltg & g StpGr.
Qninnn r,lD NR nrtin


Hbti,TaIs unb RsEa:l 0tugaiF,n GEb Gbmfcr, sc
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fstIcusspaUt in agcNtaun, spa
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trGr 0stBjucn oIrhh?rn, tis nir ale Stm @cr
IT. pbar49terSs 9Hna5 .uhersten.
Q1ehfeSScuQS nmS Gl1cm;falicn
ocrtaufsn reir ollie popatSren Waltrmscituta, pu
iiatrtten, tau3o Irlittl, eaarSls, 6aGT. saSad ur
3abH6drlfsn, 6tujo, TttabM, GampEius, Acaau nj
oon Der teiTtn Suoiltat, &GblsUGi:gampln, (Euit
luo Sel;eampen trctc!R iun Grcnu,n p;R Nc3t!nt
am9sdnnert) WdfbsS, SfnfBmSry, SvH;GL Cart.
lofts, SY3srCiGn, u. lt.
@icncsrs Nafmgrtomtsjt rirb rtr Gutiry.ian,
,cn igj!IihsH Gtihrsjtur9,n Gspihm.t
Stc5rbaltsr iuo otb;UnsSvSu ciueCla>tn ftt an
llusH @sriu5 ju uod,sn. she PC in Cen Gjtgs taG
fm, inetm mir nit EotriianteH une ~y&rcrt,ur
S!urtbnn9sn eCtrcf,n hab,n, gvoSUrCb mir ihrr
iufs ctrhHlbaftttt uerfautsu tGRucr.
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