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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

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tinsn Ranisl f&narsn unb psn Banrsr
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fra9Itas protsfatiou III aberre'&sn. Ct
bate an fsinsn Souusratn 9elariebsn. unn
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aufssbeu. als Gd III etnsm fur Ssftrr.t6
10 bsl.tcipenoen Atts bua.bsn pou's. Als
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b0&fsn &rsilsn Subaule fnp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

Dtsi.s 4tnp tam la&sn. otelst6 Il
lstne Grsups Asbatt:uuo fttut 3ufunf
Bot. DsI&ss Nsdt babe Id aI(o 3u flas
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rtnsen fann. Das fann Id. ,rsnn Id
ftf entf&Iofsu btn, absr pos orms RIM
fann Ii& nts aus elmer Stloptn rsr A,tsh
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ben il; btsite tf nur BEN Manns potbtbaI.
ten.
5u rttfsm ffuiNn BtwubIfttn atn0 Nt'
&oro wiecer 10 .ote Gdrber.t. In wsI@e e.,
mts n Gage Supor bs(&Io6en/ ME pieesr
lurldftbrsn woun. @nra wunrrne betm
au ibrsr Dtutisr, f.ob dter rts e1boItsnt
Arbeit unb tsn. bamtt prbuneenen Ber'
cienf, ober obne f&ntnesinee 9pfnua8
fir cts 3ulunfl. ..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
=
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Dir Bismnrt'(&sn uuper(&dmten Gor'
oerunaeu in Bsisbuns auf rie 6trsce'
sbdmtr 6uo foleeurs:
"a. &ut9se unit unauR5slt4tS 5auS
une Erustaurnib ptr 5sr3oatbdmu mi
prsubsh uerm6ae oeNen preuben ii& auu
5@ut unp iut 0,rtbsiciQuna Qtesn i.rtr
Auerif ps1pat1ts. pr flnfites 6eriol
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Qonae Webrfruft CT. 6srJoQibdmsr ~,
.8srf1auua fttQt, um de frinsrbolb Ger Nr'
nee uno GIottt aum 5&uss uno SnteyeG'
beiesr 2inper ~ psrweursn. Die Dienft.
pRiat unp Stdrfs esr Armu tpirD mad
prtu6if&sn BsRtmmunasn normttt. BIZ
Nusbstunan rer: Waanftoftsn gs(disbt
pon prsu6tf6sn Mtlttdrbst5rptn In 81
mstaf&ai' NIT ben Giolltsbd1rtu ,na@
prtu6if&eu 9runo(dBsn. III. >,
"Dte preu6il@e Rdsaeutrfa7une Fupt
Anpsneun8 auf pte Ausbsbuna unp. pis
efimnunesn dber oie Dtsnaaett. tbsn-
fous ett,en funfttsr prtuetid. Btrorpnun,
gen dtts )SerSie; '8srpRtauua, Gtrauar.
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tbiimer AZ etusu beipnbtrenr Aruee. Corps
au formhsn oper 6e So,bsbaltIi@ Der In.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
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psifsn ap barfsu., (onesrn erans tn Ner
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arrangement Ian ,iu, @tanet. xatltl
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
9Drdffbent 9pbnfony abert Stf:
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prdfpentsn. MN etn sutes Baslaflr btt
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

E Gr4A.llrel4.aa a'Fes 't.ts. Sae yeavu.
FtssH ID Anfaus mat pdIte sftlaH.s'ane
|nt&t '.set Nspsmters estln.s s.,afddttbrsn
rim, gtins sAtr,H" battn, tbm, stasn
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
81 { II e ~ d d r e !,
a11b,oeuttnb trniebtiaten YIei(tA =.

I'M. Herzberg S Co.,
go. 5 6Rl. 2te Sttaet.
batea i.t, an 5aue tint s.ls,snneae autpaN sss
Grabiatrs. IS 9ttn!
tsa.tenb aus seblstd,sn uno uussblet6ten Rus'
lin. Galteoes, Deeatuss. popftne. Balmorals,
SUD .Mdnt.l unb feteene Manttasn, fowss stn
8robeS Qaetr pon 8anep @oops. Nottons, u"e
Damen- unb 9errfn- @arber obr-Nvt,tsln.
Dir erlauteu uare Gsxubs uub bas saltte 2uelsu
nm baIbian uub 5ren 3uprr@ erudtu aae Dfroea un'
aus bemlbsu, 1at ssea paD tluts " tsStsnen.
Dte 6susn E1rrine unb Deterfeu
fSpie uue dbrse Tesdufer psrpsu allen 3snesu NIT ss'
srsCseu xufarNanldt une 55Ft&sets eu'ssseass"mea.
81. 6sr3tere u, Co.,
no. S 5fi. 3nttie etrale
zsmltsusa Metropolitan olsd.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27
@ttefel unb @@ube!
CHILD T. co

srtteIteu fseben etueu ueueu srotea eesrat>
~ frtfb er NS d d rem !S1
Re - Brasp Giraffe. swtfdben iasr nnb Bier
um(aAenb teb. Sorte unb BIZ neutfttn Wulftr,
nsl4s tdmtn psriauft psrber,u
pretfen weld febe& 6 oncurren3 unnto0lt1 mo@en
eeat Ralbslebsrue etlefsl f,r 1erreu
lonsres sH.f 0rfors Ltss o,osaas. oal"'rals Gar
baIht. VFuB. 6Hubeat.
Gins tsrrlt&e ausw1eI psu enslfa latin 9a6en. oaste
dr Daueu essubs auf 9saeQuns ausstst unb esn aue'
0s6Sen unb 0sesten.
Is at MorOsso aeusrsI uns 9andr et'esl ea!.eras.
Dnsta HIppess ar Oamen. Su bet 3tdt Mt. eaeen ee'
B1&e &sre ben as Gent Slipper et ben )?
etne erpbe ausnat oua1edb&en- uub &tnes'. eoneen
~ 9eber Hrttfel ntrb saranttrt - .
DsAeute Wrbett une Reparatnrsu Dsr1 tn s'as
OeAe befLrat.
Sur 8dnbIer
abeu utr etuen arogen Worrab 6tapl Raareh tuls
tub weIe wtr our untese 8attlttafentn
6taube Aub 6 Der RIA pber tsn DuSsnb ~ uertdun uae
sDar ~ btas.r,u Vren as 'rssat eu anberes 1austu"
O&Abt
6. 6. Qbttb, 8. s. Gtilb,
DSStsR. Vaotnrort
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12
The Gazette &Goillet
EN- ERAL NEWS

Last week Antoine Collins, aged
about 80years,l committed suicidsby
Jumping from u third story of the |
United States Hotel, New York. De-,
ceased was formerly proprietor Of q
large hotel at Pensacola, Fla, and
during the'war lost hisjproperty. He
bad recently been ndsubjectI 30 fits of
temporary derapgsmept,tla sa5i aosaag
The Young MEMS Society OF Ds.o
troit, offered Rey.auHenry Ward
Beecher $4,000 for q course, Of, six, /,
lectures, he to select bis own time, The
offer uapfecsdehtsdly large as III was,
was declined by Henry Ward Beech.
Or, with thanks for It's liberality.
A 81. Petersburg letter states chat /,
tbeisenate acting ID "a court of law, .
bas just ahgid its FIRST public session.
Tbiseis the comtnebeemsn snt of the ju-n
dicial reform not, long since deoreed d
BY the Russian Government. eyt "A
Ten thousandlnegroes areto be tried.
by, court,mar.isl,r and will doubtless 2
be executed, i is said for engaging In
the Jafdaics rebellion. ) 07' F'a'"'
Fifty Thousand people have been
added 10 the population Of Milan
since that city became part of the
idominionas !, q, d ,a7 Of of King Victor Emmanu-
i 4 man in Providence, r, l., recent
Ily deposited in an unused stove S1,.
t0O0if for safe keeping. A cold shap
coming on while hey out of towns
his housekeeper, built.,a fire in the,
lstove, and the hard earnings Of years
: were in u moment reduced 10 ashes.
. The site Of the new hotel In Louis.
wi lie Is 2l0 feet by 1870 feet Id extent
and work has been commenced for the
foundations. a The amount of money
81 ubscribed to build il is six hundred
thousand dollars.
The Memphis Appeal states that
there are. no less than nine hundred
l1"Afses Being erected In that city at
present. 'eae.j
Il For sending the wold F'keep,,' In.
Isread of "stop' in telegraph dispatch
q telegraph company bass been order
ed by a,decree Of court to pay over
ISL 900 ip damages. ~ ,a ot aa ,srt.,s.
Lord Russell has q complimentary
letter to the Governor General Of Cuba
for bis exertions in putting down the
slave trade. t'.'7 - E''".4
+, II costs fifteen dollars and q hall to
transport a barrel Of -four, worth on.
y twelve, from Savannah 10 Milledge.
VILE. ~ i. @s.5a ul nod @
P Artemus Ward is in luck o rich
uncle, having died in England, be-
yqueathing the fortunate Brown forty
thousand pounds sterling. '5'
A man ID Warren county, Ohio, re-
Gently paid $4,000, for 200 hogs, and
10 two weeks 78 of.them died of hog
! cnolera. .,tF 81. s5wt ,tu4..U ..s+ ....
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12

~ ~ The nravages Of the worm
which stripped the leaves Of cotton
plants in Arkansas, has turned out q
blessing instead Of curse, as it seems
to have caused more mature yield to
the bolis, and the cotton can be gath
cred ina cleaner condition than If the
dead leaves were present to mix with
i, The same is reported Of the cot
ton crop in Southern Illinois. The
product from the quantity planted
will be- unprecedented. : a..
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12
Notary Pssgbysc.

T WOULD most respectfully announce to nv
Il friends and the public generally, that / am
now prepared to make Inventories, Appraise-
pents, Partitions, receive Willis, make Protests.
Contracts aud instruments of Writ.
ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings of
DO. ii - :
, All business entrusted TO me will be sttend ed
10 with promptness and dispatch. E
JNO. N. TRACY,
.yustics the Peace and Notary Public.
sstls once, Ooraer Third and laurel SIS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12
TH EAsF COKNER OFTHIRD AM
LAUREL STREETS,

largest and most varied assortmenrs Of the above
artices to be found in the city Of Baton Rouge.
With his increased and increasing facilities for
obtaining and storing merchandise he II ena blsd
to meet all present and future demands and there
fore invites the special attention of purchasers to
that fact, hoping by spirit Of accommodation to
please ALL and to always sell on as reasonable
terms as the state Of the markets will permit, to
secure lib ral share Of regular patronag gs.i II
Please call before purchasing elsewhere
suglO-tf 's.f -ttss.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12

~ SEA ISLAND 1CoTToN.--A G CORES.
pondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger,
writing from Washington, saya: ,a
se The, latest reports from the Sea
Islands Of South Carolina and Georgia,
which were given in charge of the
freedmen by Gen. Sherman, is, that
they are nearly barren of products,
and hence we. need look for none of
the valuable cotton of those island, un.
til, say year from the present date.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12
mississippi Hotel,
l2o. ........C CHARITIES STREET.
Corner OF st. Louis,

IzU. -, ..... .OiANIHE' oI tbHI''.' s....l@U
Corner OF St. Louis, - i-'.s's1'
NEW ANS, La. 7if
MR. 4 AUBERT, whose furnished rooms, Char
IAl tres street, between 81. Louis and Toulouse,
wsre so we'll known, has just opened the Missis-
sippi Hotel, No12o Charities street, corner Of st.
Louis.
TRAVELLERS Will find 10 the above establish.
ment FURNISHED ROOMS, at moderate prices;
they may also have their MEALS, by the day or
by the week. III.
All VIII meet with that comfort which, foe ten
years, has been fouad In AussRTs House.
1st2e-sm 81 = sI5a5a edf foE 1sat3Ie.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12
BosroN MOVEMENT TO ENcouR

BosroN MOVEMENT TO ENcouR
ACE CoTToN CULTuRE.-A Boston
d isppaasSoh, pat etaSey Of Nov. %, reports IN
The Boston Board of Trade has ad-
opted o serier of resolutions looking TO
Increased cotton raising In the South.
efn States, 10 which the Governments
is requested, within the sphere ofits
legitimate power, to aid forthwith in
sustaining and organizing such portion
~ Ella lALA~;as- aIaa,a. rc,~ 4. Al.
Southern States as cannot be reached
BY private capital, not only on the
ground of . considerate humanity, but
also to secure their labor to themselves
aud The country.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-12

T. 0Tro pestfulIy announces to his friends
and customers and the pubic generally, that his
store having been removed from its former staud,
adjoining Days Drug store, TO the large store and
varehouse building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-19
Csst,v.es frsm the PRS rassJ


NE Prince. Hsleo. .nd Prime. Chra.n Of Mo-
sseip IL ofhoislly promulgated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-19
HOO LINn.

lfRr.-fR't night, shout ss o'eloch, = FIRE
bfo,e out IN ma tufpsntine msnuf.story of w. Fu.
lam. No. ~ fufnAu ''rse'. Tho building o.. TOO
storr hfict AMI ~. stored 9TH nateria eonsistns
N several hundred barrels " oil. ~ pertins ~
mo total dafusre snounts ~ atsaff ~ ~. suyrsed
~ be injured VI. Andres iuuFiass. hIsusn
connfeifd Fiih hose 90 40 T. SO run over In going
" toe hfs and eonsi ierabiy injured.
BRooKLYy CoNNDS CouScfL.-rho Board
Of Aldermen last evening transacted the usual rou-
tine busnes. including the passage over N. mayors
veto NJ tho contract s-srdins ~ NJ Jone. the
business ~ taxing ehaeo ~ the Clinton avenue
l,rehs. The other business vas Of an unimpoftAnt
ohsraeter
william Hunt, who va. ar.
rested on tho evening Of the 2ith ul on suspicion ~
being rnplieatod IN the shooting Of Oflcof L.nsan
Of the 18Th Precinct. .nd the robber Of horse and
rNon -~ yeetefisy unchanged by Justice bailey,
The only positve tettnony AGAINST ths pfi.,rsr "a.
gven hy boy ~ 10 named For, and the Justice did
not deem bis evidence worthy Of belief,
ARREST OK A CHARGE or RAPK.-A man
named Aaron We'll, % years Of age, VI. yesterday
afternoon arrested by Offoer Bell Of the 10th Pre-.
cinci ON a charge u committing rapo upon the
person OF child, I wears Of sEe, named rsula
Sch@nhergef. The accused IL native OF Germany
ashoctnakor By trade, and resided 1t No 81 Fuen
street. y; y. lie vii have a hearing before Justice
waiter this morning.
LOSSES ny FIRR.-It Is estimated that the
losses by fire in the Eastern District for the pas, sir
mosth' amount to the sum Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-19
MARIN f NEWS.
CLKAREID


sTEAheHfPs-H ibernisn, Liv'L Kingdsh,r. Bal,
sHlP-Mary Blades, Hogar, Of England, for Cort
bAkksmN Victoria Queenstown; Abbotsford, Mel
pourhei CIltion, Cardsnas; Nolant, Buonos Ayres.
BRlGs-Goldon Lead, Galveston; Eleanor, bait
sClIOQNERs Laura Pride, st Kits Harmony.
nhIiaI Fanny Given, Cornr sllis; Maria Innt A.
Island; Elder, Savannah; w Till, Wilmington
ARRIVED.
sIEAhSHIPl-Fah kee, St Jaso; Chesapeake
Iofuand, Me; Patapsco, Baltimore; Msstche.,er
wilmington; Moueks, Charleston; kennebec, Phil
adelphia; Greene, ueorgetowu; America Bre-
men, Albemarle, Norfolk; Champion, " Orleans
,eHlPS-Chss Baker, tof Yarmouth Nonteyideo:
western Continent Hong Kong.
BARKs-A Louise, bermuda; Aristldes Bremen.
BRlGs-J~ Murchie, ~ John, N n; Fashion, JAG
mel Gente Annie, Of Windsor. from Glacs Hay;
Matthews Bangor, No. ''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Amboy for Pembrok.
american Earle, Providence; j 5 Lane, korvich
William Flizabethport for Providence: sea Flovor
tnzsbethpoft for New Bedford whit Rock, Prov.
denee; Chas Havlsy, New Haven; John Melee
huntington; kodington. Rockland; j v Wellington
IOr'lhnd Tor Warrington; Mary lice, Flzsbethpott
ior Haven; Sarah Rsad, Philadelph "a for Boston.
Inlet Ehzabethport for n London; Caroline might,
PASSPORT Mary Ann, Providence; Anna Is Jacobs, n
Haven; Mary Howland, Providence; Ann Eliza
export for Ellzabethport IA II Gould Prov dence;
,hn Lowering, Elizshothport for Taunton; Red
JACKET phiisd. tor Boston; u smith, New Bedford;
Nicola, hachias
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

SKArISo-PREsESr CONDITION OF THE
Posps-rns PorDs OF The PACK NOT YET oPHsEp,
hTc-rhs Ice King having somewh., sof.eued his
prsslh yesterday with . little Southern air, by
which tho process Of freezing has been In degree
suspended, the ponds In Central Park were no,
opened for skating and the patrons OF the resort.
who Hooked by hundreds thi,hsrwsrd yesterday
morning. prepared for formal opening Of the
season. found he "gray backed guards ans" .s un-
compromising a. ever, and departed, hoping for .
speedy right hard Freeze" The following are the
amended 'ka'ng regulations adopted by the Cen.
T,l Park Commission, Tor the coming season.
DO mot go on the ice except by the path, provided
. uss the 100. selspen on tho gang. plank bsfor.
10 not drop any tobacco cigar stumps paper. mn,
hhels or otter articles ON tie ice - 'NF0'' AN'
AVOID eIoNds. Even thlcE ice 10 liable to crack,
cake of Ice 1t may snddeuiy IN and s.o o.
htei OF AL upon ~ Wv
10 not 90 IN the vicinity Of men engaged ia clean.
~ cautions from park keeper. should be immediate
a. he ant OF civil attention or the chsreipe mora
thAh he prescribed rA,ea by me serpeI. ot tn Wv
a., % '.A'e houses should be reported TO
Ay ant of civil attention on the part Of park
on ~ lAg NC reported " lie Cap ain at the station
VI 'Ie iHAe' oI 10 tue COmptrou er y, the Park
Arsap 30" nlu Dc hola cd ON the stall VI the Old
a'eua IL the fsrk whenever the ice is in condition.
vii h. LII ON other t1e lake or the pond. Bal
esnt Duildlnes when the ice on The Harlem i,ks !,
~ eohSltlon Tor skating,
,hs Io Nauo1A Flag viii be set on the dagstad At
ontb hassh SSSase % the pond, at point near tho
Hs,ia,n ~ VI He lake, and At the Cottage 81 tho
ai nen axe whenever persons can &C upon the ice
No one ca. :, nsss without ,erioYsy inlgrins H.
''V's' "fHs 10 The E0nsTJ in,.Isstln nam.
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General Intelligence.
by Nod to the Ssv York Sun ]

Ap.pra CALLED Al. F,y,,a Dr,oo, prno-r,,
b,. int zen .,.,,.J -, 49, IT, ~ ~ ',is
81 m Cbin,.. ch.,.c,s,. .nd I'm y. .,,,Ii, H.
Chins. -
o. 80 s'.. oooN W, 10 70 20 mproVed, shn
The on.rston Tbis n'rnb,, Jo.. 49,, ,uui'I.
goodiv ,onn.,ion .bo Iii 4. r.u'"xoI ~, -
noscd .i,nrs,,on. ~ ,,s,,,s .,r.a,. t H. 49,
r.. yn,-,- O.,
ins hllsooro Soniol Nf"e SAYS thore sa great
Smpenscs revival up In that place. Over five
hundred members have been added to the Temper
number of insbr' 49, i''' ,'
T,o -, 49,. A., .,, i
.,ns,.d ~ ~ E. ''' Wo'', u .uofrspoor1oe'
~ bwni.. l :, mat spo' 10 up"ar< Of
tb., ~ ,h. go 80, ~ nm, VIC yer or twenty times
'' '""''' VI "e'"fn ireland
IpNt JOHNSON has positively declined N
hours and II hss boon purchased by s.cr.t.,S
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Too Late for Classification.

ROARD-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE-
- accommodated With board At IS vsndewstor st.
hechanlce preferred. 964
FOR SALE CHEAP-A HACKNEY Coach.
Il one team Of horses and set Of double harness,
Apply OF CONkLlNs Stables, 433 y. Houston o.. 1858
7 ,OsT OR STOLEN-FROM AN EXPRESS
- wagon on Saturday evening, Dec. 10Th, bundle
suitable ieH.rd will be paid II let at 20 John st
y. n. LAhhHAM. 1862