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/ lions airs Elfet anu WH5A0 sthoJ esss
likely To be more shaekled by the
| restrictions which strange laws, man
ners, customs and language combine
to impose upon the foreigner, than il
lthey were to continue here and enlist
their influence and energies in the
saving work of State restoration,
The chances are,r THAT in a few=years
they would realize here much more
Of that quiet and prosperity for which
they yearn, than would ever be al
lotted to them among strangers in
those strange lands. A few possess
ing ready means and a spirit for adj
venture and enterprise, undetened
by the thousand obstacles they will
have to contend with among those
ofshoots Of the mixed Spanish, Por-
tuguese and aboriginal races, may,
and undoubtedly will, succeed, but
the majority of our Southern emf
grants thitber, will meet with trials
and disappointments which will make
them rue the day they babe adieu to
North American soil.
The whole Of the South American
States, excepting Chill and Guiana,
are at present involved in revolu-
tionary troubles. Brazil and Uru-
quay, Paraguay and the Argentine
provinces, are engaged in interna-
tional as well as intestinal wars. In
Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador, revolu-
ton is the order of the day. whilst
i'll Mexico, as VIE well know, matters
are in still worse condition.
In the language Of 81 contemporary
referring to the state Of affairs now
existing in those countries, "from the
plains to The southern extremity OF the
continent, it is state Of war. Pa
cification has commenced with our.
selves, to be perfected on not accord
ing to the wisdom Of the steps that
are taken. The Western continent
is feeling the sweep Of the mighty
wave Of war, which should make it
in love with peace for q great many
generations"
From the letter Of a correspondent,
who writes to the St. Louis Republi-
can, from Paranaguay in Brazil, I'M
der date Of May 18th, 1865, we make
the following extract, which will be
read with interest by those in our
midst who may be entertaining seri-
ous IDEAS about emigratipg to that
empire: @maasa"4
II have come here to make n personal
examination, hoping to find it the Alabama
of my people, where we may say, in that
expressive Indian language, "Hcre zee rest.
At the same time, win not be too SAN
guine, nor ask any one to como 10 hot
haste Brazil is sealed book to the unini-
tinted. I have known persons to visit il,
going away tIissatisfed-nnd damning the
country, and every thing in IL. used to
see the same thing in the carly days Of
western immigration. II was 80 in Cali
fornia. Here there is o foreign language
and jealous people. was three months
in the United States studying these things,
and II have not made movement in Brazil
unadvisedly. ] have had no trouble, and
expect none. For, "where there is will
there Ia a way" But no soft-handed
clerk, --only thosewho can toll and endure,
like the pioneer fathers of Kentucky and
Missouri, should emigrate here. To them,
believe, this will prove the most desira-
bic country in the world, and q rich leg
aey to their. children" T
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NOTICE.

THE Tax.Paysrs of the Parish Of East Baton
L Rouge are hereby notified, that have depos~f
tied IL the Parish Recorders 0ffiee, a. tue Court
House, 10 Tho city Of Baton Rouge, the Tax Boil
for tho year 1864, in order that any porson ag-
rrieyed BY such assessment may, within thirty
days, appeSi and have the same corrected II found
incorrect. JAMES II. KENNEDY, Asseasor.
BAToa RoUsE, August 10th, 1866
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Mr.. Editoy~- You are authorized TO an.
nouncs SAMUEL SKOLFIELD, Eaa..
as candidate for the Office OF Parish Re-
ccrder at the ensuing election.
aug5# MANY OLD FRIENDS
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Nessrs. Edstrs-- Please announce VIII
LIAM MONGEf. ESQ ], as q candidate
for Recorder as the approaching Noysm~
Der election. q iH 31IT}t R @A'5i4V
aug5 pd. 4 MANY VOTERS.
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ElOR sHERIFI.s.

Aessys. Edsso,s-2 Please announce III. v.
ia BIN, Esq. 40 candidate for Sheriff of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge az the ap-
july25-pd. $sst MANY FRIENDS.
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Administrator Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
n succession Of Henry Droz, deceased,
are hereby notified 10 present them daily
istrator, within the time prescribed by law
foy settlement. ]. G. CHARLOTTE,
augl2 AdministEs,ogs
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sat LOUISIAN MA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
r##.ss -=oF THE--
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BRANCH OFFICE or This LARGE AND
II well established Company, will be opened on
the 1st proxo., in this city, aud will take Risks
against losses by FIRE, SEA, and RIVER. Also.
on SUGAR HOUSES, GIN HOUSES, STOCKS or
GOODS AND COTTON in transit or on storage.
The rates will be the same az established by tho
Board Of Under writer's of the Port Of New Orleans.
GEORGE A. PIKE,
aug22-1od Agent.
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Mr.. Eaatoy---You will please announce
THOMAS r. HERNANDEZ, ESQ !, as
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of East
Baton Rougs, at the forthcoming Novsm-
Der election. .r~a1 ssas#
aug5 pd. VOX POPUL1.
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Nsssra. EaStors--P Please ann0unce JOHN
M'GRATH as a candidate for Patish
Recorder, ut the approaching election.
augl- pd. MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR ATTY. GENERAL.

Ar. Edstor--- Yon will pleass annoupes
Hon. ANDREW y. HEBRON, OF East
Baton Rouge as candidate for the office
of Attorney Generalof tho State I'll Louisi-
ans, al tha approaching election. tsty
sng17* 81 se MANY FRIENDS.
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DIE DE-

Al the residence Of his father. at Mapchac, on
Sunday evening, The goth Instant, Of lackja /,
AUGUSTUS, eldest son OF FREnERick BAsHEE, aged
Il years aud mon ths,s t5d fei
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FOR RENT.

NUMBER of unfnrnifhed rooms, IA &
Il large and small, suitable for single kgss&
dodgers or small families. Situation sx~ MfaKm
tFemsly eligible. s~
For particulars, apply to the Editor of G0setts
aud OUEG. july2e-a
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our agents In New orleans.

la Messrs. GARDNER % Co., Newspaper Adj
vortising Agents, No. 8, Commercial Place,
New Orleans, are tho duly authorized
Agents in that city for the Gasette and
! Comet. -.lst .F5
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g A clergyman In Illinois wrote
an ode Of welcome for q returning
regiment, the other day. One verse
runs thus:
: And oh, come home, thou wondr1us man,
Who never said II can'ts---
We welt, we lool, we long for you,
Gene back Ulysses Grant
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Mr.. Edttw--P Please announce an cands-
date for the Office of Parish Assessor OF
East Batoa Rouge, Mr.. STEPHEN j.
YOUNG, and oblige his u akA t"
t''' FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS. ''s ,
augs. -sq
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Messyg. EdStOrs--Please announce MI @
CHARLES VERBOIS, as q candidate
for the office OF Parish Assessor, ut tn ap~
preaching November election. .-tgsJ = ~s.s
anglia a't,f1 NJ MANY FRIEN DIS. t,asrl
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aD-Nine million dollars worth of
cotton arrived at New York In July.
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FOR Ass ESSOR.

Mess,S. Filters Please announce JOHN
r.. PIKER, ESQ, ~ candidate for the
office Of Parish Assessor ut the approach
lag November Election. f3a
NUMEROUS SUPPORTERS.
augl- pd. ss ga#EaF 81 -
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-22

"THE EMPIRE PARISH This is
the title of a new weekly paper estab.
lished at Pointe.a-la- Hache. in the
the parish Of Plaquemines, by r, S.
CABo, the publisher and proprietor.
i is the successor of the Rice
Planter" which was published ut
the sans place before The war The
Empire Paris1 is printed in both
the French and English languages.
The editor, esehewing party and poll
ticians, devotes himself to the good
work of restoring the South TO It's
former prosperous and proud condi-
ton, under the motto OF "Union.
Justice and Confidence" and PROM
ises to give earnest attention to the
planting and educational interests Of
the State. Success to the Empire
PARISH. rr ".
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FOR SALE.

A COMFORTABLE family residence, IA
n situated on Main Street, opposite 4R9M
the FeIna's Orphan Asylum. A ba gain kSHsm
may be had II disposed Of immediately. skss-sss
BY applying to ii. w. JOLLY,
augi2-ln E4f On the premises.
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B. Internal Revenue Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given thai the Taxes assessed
~ on the Income List for the year 1864 and also
the License Tax for 1863 are now due. and all
persons subject to tho payment of said Taxes Ia
the Parish Of East Baton kouGe, are required to
pay the same TO me, at the Court House, In the
city of Baton Rouge, within ten dsgs from the
date hereof. Persons Deglectipg to comply with
the provisions of the set viii incur the full pen.
atty Of the law. j. d. 0'O0NNEBL,
Deputy Collector, 18th Division.
BATON Rou6E, Aug. 2lst, 1866. aug22-l0d
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AT 81 90 PER SACK.

A T BEAL'S-Coarse Liverpool SALT
u new cargo and full weight. osly 81 90 y bag.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N. ID. d. F.

2 rtst Az. We Ue &c
fT'HE Regular Weekly Meeting Of Axs2sssiz.
l. DE SOTO LODGE, No. 7, I. Q. sa!sa3
o. v Ia held at their Hall, on Main szs5VJF
street, nearly opposite the Sumter House, every
THURSDAY EVENING. at half past o'clock.
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~ We had q fine refresllinl

1 We had a fine refreshing
shower of rain at this place on Sun
day afternoon. the first we had had
for nearly d month. Weregret how
ever, TO learn, that it did not reach
far enough back to benefit many
even of the nearest cotton farms
which are and have been for so long
time, suffering from the drought.
The want Of rain has already
caused such profuse shedding of the
cotton leaves and tender bells, as to
justify the serious apprehension that
not more than a half crop Of cotton
will be realized in our Parish, this
year, and this average must be still
further reduced unless the causes
leading to this evil are made to dis.
appear by early and more general
distribution Of the rains.
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VHon. Il. I. MERRlcK, for many
years Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF Louisiana. has associated
himself with Messrs. Race & Foster.
Of New Orleans, in the practice of
the law. .l .aa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE sI';, OF 1',. IOWA.
Kiinscnberg i Wullweber, Plaintiffs.
John Bennett, A. Wata and the owners Of
the Steamboat st. Pau !, Defendants.
In the District Court Of said county. To the
atoresaid defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is ncw
on ILL.,. in the office Of the Clerk Of he Prs.
trict Court Of said Scnt county, pc'ition
If Kl,ngenimrg 4 Wullwrber. Plaintiffs,
claiming cf you the sum Of Four Hundred
ard Il, ven 20 $40 Dollars, l$aii-2"l viii,
interest and osts, Is justly due them for
cer.ain prop rtv If SAID Plaintiffs. Of that
value, taken and converted by YOU to your
own use. and also praying for a writ "f at
'a'hment on the ground that said Defend
arts are non residents Of the State Of
Iowa.
And thst unless YOU appear thereto and
defend before noon of the seco, 4 dav 81
the next term Of said District Court, - be
begun and hnlie, on the lst Monday Of
Nav, A. ID. 1865, default will be cnterrl
against yo" an Judgment rcnde. ed there
OH for the v hole a",,,n. claimed.
IL. X. 4 +. CLArssEN.
Plaintiffs Attvs.
~>/~ - ->~
L. 5. Rev. stamp, 5't.. !
IN & W. March 81, 1865 I
Anril1 sar 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

A ND THE vlGOR o. YOUTH RESTORED
~ IN EOUR WEENS b. I'm. RiCORD'S a.
SENCE Or LIFE. DR.. Rieurd. tcf P.vis aeses
sssne fess sea'a AZ ess nsss anlieitsssoa. heo q
length accorded " tie urgent request oT ~
Atnssiean pullic. ssd sppri6tsd On 6tu1t II ~
York. for the -alr q biz valued and highly prissd
Essence Of iise. This wouderlhl agent sil -
store Manhsod - the most slisttersd consassu.
printed ,nslructsons failure il impossible TIT
life isst0ring ienedy shosld " tskeu By ~
about ~ marry, - IL e1eetS sfe pefnsneat
Succese, In every case. j. crrtxin.
Dr.. Ricord's Es@ence II Life u snld u cn6se
quantities IN one for -. M wilt b ssrt 70 ~
part, cssrfaly pscked, on receipt Of fealietanel
| 70 bis accredited agent Circslaf sssJ ~ =
rseeipt cf tour sssnps. 81. y.
| Or dooe we1s " GgUodway. \. ~
jaal4dly esseaase1 - - 0ala eeeesA
IS ss3 n La SlSsr az.4 1s3 a,sz8@ /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

These Uooo9ra0oo ~ IL -
whisky. from scomblnstion 81 over 50 different
kinda Of rootay te1GD1Aee1(NAi>AUAk pr.
sset concert one witkShe Other. pFspafS9 Nm the
original formula gives 81 the greet chief, nsd
!scket. TO DR. Chopin, who usid tbsn Ssceeasfally
s.s: G Z, 81. 8 s:ss "a e ss.,3 q
ss. Liver Complaint. Consfip patton, SicA and Nee.
arising nom rpfd llvtScr Skss{ssek M0R
sun,ering from either Of these lasshsome diseases
~. nnd sure curs By the ussef thess Ditsers.
nen are perfes tly pure and free from al those
ds.nss ana eeisss. dissllybsa a11J1eN -,
uons. and psmed otfon an nns1.peri r. public.
ons trial will convince Ne meet 1cpsicsl rhs, r
~ 'ack-t y vir,urc which none other uossssa.
Icy strengthen and invi,sorate Ii. aysseu.
~ sncy are unequaied for general debility.
: ysfe sure carv Ca 1yspsxsia,
e give good and healthy sbp(tltt Pm s
leey assist digestion.
rney are The beet stimulent in ~xistenee
- ne! ~ presestive bf fever and aeus,
" ey relieve cosssipation.
They cure nervous headsche ds
me! are perfect, pure and pslstab!e.
Aged persons md dclicat. fr,nairs ia, =, an.
can savc large doctor bills by ,,sr al, hc.. ;,,,,sr
Beware 81 c"unterieiss Ned JACKIE N,s.a,s -:
oniv sold 70 bottles. with our name bloUn ~ IN.
,de ----x,,,, = ''> WV" y" sue
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For Medicsi sna Tshae ussa wnssls ~, psrseesly
pure, and need only b. tried 70 h. appreciated.
Nome genuine unieas they have our guld iabel on
| each bottle, and eur initials prcssed "a wax over
the cork. Sold BY oil druggiata and dealers
throughout the country. Call Tor out gos,ds 40
take no other. Circulars 10 the trade suppaleA
Oh applcationto BENNETT PETERS Co.
SolA nv No. IA River 81. Chicago.
8 >. Bailord. q Wholesale " Beidsrbecks 4
Miller. iune2O-dkwlv
'Sold II Wholesale In Chicago by Fuller, Finch
= Fuller, Dushnan 4 Van setback, n. b. Hsf
ris Co., and Z. T. Smith. druggist Of Dav.
euport by Reide, beck 4 ,tiller. 4,
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"OR,TEIRlCS."

Ladies' reqnlrin,. meeicMt ana Or advice in al
cases nt,endant upon menstrual obstrmbction
% fr"lapsus ttcri." or my disease incident 10
the ;yen.ia've organs. may rely upon being ca
silly aud speedily ,lIeyed.
e4y- Private Consultation Room adjoining
til. Office. " here the Doctor will always be in n
tendance during Office hours
Those residing ut IL distarce Ray call 10 per.
son, or address him IN PERFECT CoxvIrsNcg
Post Ohce Box 46o. Chicago, ILL.,
Office hours from 80 IL a. M, l to 8 D. m
and To ,, evening. dec16-u1v
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i -. aAUU98sD
lCQ u 0sH n MIR y ~
sss: g NJ "a IS 81 ~
80 90 :s. Sc. Sysssrs:H Ssrs -
t1,ns rcsr ftssf{ YtsAExsr AM
i sGkc.cious trssedy ever discovered for ~
daseas~s Of the Tbrosi, Chsss snd Lungs. y
Drs Carriers Cough Dalsam.
Thss uedie,se ,na,e.ii.seis srsjPS ~ COuui |!
produces free and easy expectOrseion. removes ~
l nsueuous nd fvui ulssssr ft0s he Ais - n4~a'
gvss eses !. dsa<sis bssahfss :,sy: q. INV, ns
s'en Of the Luays aad e1.sts : ePEkDf CoAns
| BY sooslinx sbs healing AZ pulnossry Orsass'
Dr. Carter Csugh Do1so0
is purely vvrr,sb.. in is insrvdirns. and PER.
Getty ~ lis 2 IL il au.liis-, snd - mild and
pleasant - he most drhcasr cordial y nss 49,
IN ussse~alu ~ for m ~ zen y~eSs. y i~ioess
bodies have been spid and physicsass. drug9is::s
and 81 .ho hsv. used il unite IN :.y.sS ~; =
eae NOT SPEEDY and EfflCACIOlS ~
SOY they have ever ussd.
WINTER COU00.
The harsh .irv wrRss Cough. which a@.cts OLD
PEOPLE aud lnvaiids IN . TOW ssase Of Lesnh.
can he eheciually cured By the use VI
DR.. Carers CSaGA Ds1san.
II WARNS, NO stens aud s'imulssrs ehe whole
breathing a parHius. and imparts peu lite TO tns
smscfased ~ stem. Immediate attention shooio
be given to
Cenehs, Colds. and DISEASES Of the Innes.
keadcs have you Cough. Cold, or any disease
OF the Lungs, 40 not neglsctt II. Delav - dan
yerous. Millions die annually by ne9'erting =
cmm"n cold. Coughs and colds If not cured IN
their early stage. |. al TO mption, rnd then
pc haps 10 an early death BE advised in time,
= nd procure at once that celebrated remedy
Dr. C.srscr's Ceagh Da1sana.
Winch never f.,ss o ere Couk hs aud Colds in
= fe DAYS. and has cured thousands upon ihous.
aud Of eases Of C"nsumpton after pby sicians snc
aii other remedies had tailed. snd the patients
had be. n given up 10 die This Issl.am Is the
most perfect snd infailible remedy for oil discus
Is Of the Lungs known TO the civilized world.
n. Il. AK TOR lbr. CAR1sR's CouGn BALsN.
and take nothin. else.
Plice IS e nts tor ial bottle, large bottles.
~ 80 per bottle
Sold ~ Dr. EASTERLY L CO'2 Family NJ d.
icine stree. corner Of Third aud Chestnut sts.,
81 Louis. No.. and at their branch Store w Mad
sou street Chicago. Ill.
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DIR. FRANKLIN BROOKS.

nFFicE 80 81 SORrn CLARK STREET..
OGhic.go III. Room No. Is, Uhiich's kieek.
Speci su.niioa given I" AL ate diseases
incident to both sega. Also trucera OF Gan.
ceruus Aiiecf,ans. Turnprs, Tile ~, Old Sores,
Sore E,es etc ETC. and particularly
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~ 1DpestBoes - eesea 0ooaeegs'
| II. c,nnis,iossr 81 xksiesltuss. 10 Il,
ppfoe 70 bic ssesshiy ,sport for Aarch
referring to TIE dscrens II tbs sumbsss d
the farm ss,ck VI the loyal States IL dane
ary, 1896. says: as
The decrease. except in sheep i yer,
gfest. With the return III l,exce, which
cannOt now Ire distant. the industry Of tn
farm and p anaation will resume it, Goru,eI
activity, and when the vast labor now xn.
ggsi in the Curious and successful De.
tence Of that Union which alone can r.
cure prosperity to US shall be released from,
TIT trials Of war, there will arise met &C.
tive demand for all kinds Of stick that
will taks the plncs Of The war deaand, snd
thus stlsfain present prices Tor II, ck 10 :
greater dsgree than will he commanded
" brralstst5& 81.
y il gratifying to zee the large incrvass
on sheep during the present y.ss. 1t II
4,SOO,s76. The estimated amount of the
wool clip for 1855 is ll4,509, O76 poundf--
an approximation tllut will not vary much
from the actual amount. A. wool has mot
been raised 10 10 high . price, coplpsrs-
lively, - other textile materials have been.
1t Will not meet with, NJ great diclinc,
nor one corresponding to the decrease in
thr value Of gold Every Encouragement,
is held out to continued excrtions
for the increase of sheep, especially Of the
breeds best adapted u the production "i
wool and mutton.
The continued Increase Of our exports Of
butter and CHEESE, whilst that Of 80 man,
II our agricultural productions is rapidly
decrease z. warn those interested in tn
Hairy business that the decrease Of cows.
~ appears from the tables. If not checked,
will result unfavorably TO their business,
IS well as keep Up the prices of these pro
lncts Of the dairy This decrease should
20 checked by withholding cows from
laughter. and encouraging the raising u
more than is now done
The decrease Of hogs is so large that the
log product, even with favorable crops OF
lover and corn, must continue high Th
inducements to their increase, even in the
ace If the present high prices Of grain,
re great, and farmers sll ,uld lx,k forward
ow TO such an increase, If they would
vail themselves of the more profitable |
rice for pork when there shall be de- |
line in the prizes Of grain.