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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-02

Measrs. @. a II. GAUGIlABi q CO., JIG Broh4way,
New York. extensye BIAsvFAQTUEtRs ASD InFpErEis
Of all the leading and most fashionable styles Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, desnn 10 Iitropse
their husineas to Ru Wimiiedlextent, have resolved
rcuulgtinus following: .. ia'tti "t .'tF ff''fI
utlalpiGArLA larrapg ufch arr el ~ and its yaluo,
are placed ~ SEALED HsvELVPERf and well mixed
One of these enYe6pes vii be sent by mail 10 any
address on recent 40 ecntsg ndf E -..r -gfI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-02
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
wAaHNnR g sIEIRK.
(sUcoIssoA 70 souErnIEA arnIlonLnhl

fia.. VvVVAs7VA ~ hohhihLhA hfhicALAhD fIls.fU
IIAVE taken this Old and popular Hotel on Second
IL street Dayton, and hope bV their attention to
businessto sustain theweli-eafped reputation offhis
wdll krown house fHr-i lWNT T Y r iNllNn''N
The services o. Nj, Henry Foster so widely known,
The patronage OF its former friendsis confidently
anticipated. aua90.d6y
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WynkOop's Iceland PeetOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, chest and pulmonary organs
Rre ever prevalent, naidous and dangerous Tho
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, eare aud uprq1
these complaints, must be- expeotoTaut anpdyne and
invgorating looseRBg the mlGus OF the throat, and
impartng tone IN the entire system, No discovery
medical salenee mastered this class OF disssses
like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland PectOial. Il is used with
ihe most astonishing results in all OF broReht
inhuenza, whooping cough, dipthera or putTld sore
thToats asthma, Group eoughsScoldss nervous rra-
bility, do. Uf-Ir. b.. t...
The Rev J.J Potter eertiies that 81 have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself anl in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended It to many others and nave never
seen its equal" Rev. j. j. Potter, BrooklynN. y,
hundreds and thousands OF important iestmoni-
ala eonld be produced, showing lis remsgksbls ldrss
and that Il never fails. .4 M .I..i..
Itis composed OF pure Iceland Nose, Balm Of Oil
cad, Peruvian balsam, Elseampans, Comifey, Bur.
dock and other invaluable eKpeessrsnt and tonic in
gradients. ltis harmless, prompt and lasting. In
xallds and sufferers eannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family should have IL. IL IL Remarkable ior
Oronp. Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
ecbOns accompany each bottle. nd E. I'M N. I,.l'
druggists. tf.If r. -
1 Prepared by DR.. D. Wynloop, and sold by ,. g.
Barnes o., New York. 1l 400 q . 7. se92dIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-02
Glotbiug.
WILLIAM WALKER,
3ol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,

NU'o Jul IHIhU NITtHf84I UhtION TOH1UI
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers WITH
L every article OF gentlemen's wearing apparel oi
coats, pantP, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkerchief
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, kc VIII do wflr II
give him call au2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-02
All Articles Sold at One Dollar Each
Without r card to VaIue. at

Without r gardto Value.
tfOn receipt the Certificate you win see what ybu
are gong 10 have, and thenit il Al your opaeiitn
sena ite doparend lake Tho article prnot turebta.
era may thus ohiRin q Gold Wat h, Diamopd King,
or any Set of Jowelry on our list fer ONE D0ulAR,
worth .hsraara no' b. ank@ PhcTHice OF Certih.
Gates IL rs follows: 90
QUE i0t 2Seshtsi fye for 81 eleven fof 81 thirty
for stI aiNtY6ya or Sl0i ono huudred or Sl5.3 3rt
AGENTs viii be allowed t,n cents On every Cer.li-
cate ordered ~ themAgroyded their remitiance
for every Oertiaat6 sud r5hi Is cents 10 as, either
m cashpr Ppaege fampa .4l4lLlHJ lt2
q. ". II. GAUGHANk r. CO.,
Opposite Exchange, ll6 BRoiDwxY, NEw YoRk
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i4so.a WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE. q
Not to be Paid for until you Know
4d what you are to Receive.

Daring the month ending February es Iso5, r. q IT.
GaughAn q Co. have had tge hon Of distributing
TEFN COLD AND SILVER WAfCHes, at ihe
price OF one della ahHh. We suilin q ldw of the
many .ayDratls Opinions Of the Fr ssi"
"Ihis Is one Of the largest films IN te Cityof Now
York, and arc dong very extensive business and
have hand the largest stoeS that csb le found IN
tht city-OocdnG Times, Pent Water Mich, October
Il, 1864. U-tlH Is.l
"1hey are large dealers, aud their stock s manu-.
artnred ia the te vt styic, AMI Of pure materials -
1eiegrdph, SaugerEes, N. Y. oct. y, 1854. Ia.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES ALL TO IRE
SOLD FOE 81 EACH
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BTATR OF UoNNTcTlcUr, County Of Hartford, Sc.
HAETFORD, January 7, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR o. STATE,

COLUMBUS, o., January IL, 1866.
tits heceby certified, that the foregoing corIec
copy Of the Statement OF the Condition of the North
American Fire Insurance Company ofHartford, made
10 and filed in this Office, for tho year 1865,
tSEAL.l Witness my hand ari seal Officially,
ISTAMP.l JAS. Ii. GOLDMAN,
Auditor of StatoY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

- The London Times goes over
Liverpool Judge pretty roughly
because he insisted that a Quaker
juror should take off his hat. Says
the Times:
can unusual episode at the Liver
pool Assizes deserves some passing
attention. Upon the jury taking
their seats in the box ON Monday, a
Quaker, who was among their num-
Der. kept his hat on. This irregu-
larity disturbed the equanimity Of
the Judge, Mr., Baron Bramwell, and
he requested the removal of the hat
The Quaker urged that conscience
compelled him to keep it on. The
Judge replied that conscience no
more compelled him to keep his hat
on than it did his shoes, and that he
must have respect for Others and
threatened to fine him tf1O if he did
not take off the hat. 1T is a rever-
ence for the Almighty said the
juryman, (which compels me to keep
it on Don't be nonsensical,' re-
torted the Judge; your reason is
discreditable to common sense The
Quaker persisted, and the Judge at
length fined him sf10 and ordered
him to leave the box. ANY person.
be added, with such nonsense in his
head is not fit to sit upon jury. /
shall call upon him again tomorrow,
and if he still persists in his nonsense,
/ shall fine him again."
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AUCTION !!

+ PROPOSE TO LEASE OUT AT PUBLIC AUG
/ ton at my residence, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22d, 1895,
my Pleasant Hin residence, eight miles South Of
Clinton, and twenty three from Baton Rouge,
near the Plank Road, together with
T o p l. A N Il A II O n s a,
about two hundred and seventy Ave acres Of
cleared Iand--most OF which 10 under fence. IN
this place there Ia large and eommodious awell-
ing House, pleasantly situated, with all out
buildings In good repair, necessary for comfort
and convenience, together with 4 fns under
ground Cistern. The House, two stories high,
with eight rooms and six fire. places. On this
place there Is also good Gin, drist Mill and
Stables, 0versser's House, c., &c.
The PLANTATION fronting on the Comits has
about three hundred acres Of Cleared land under
fence, uppn which there are some improvements
for feeding stock. and which 10 remarkably we'll
watsred.
The lease will be for term of three years. the
lessee giving bond with good security TO secure
the prompt payment of debt, az well az the pre-
serva tion Of the property In accordance with the
obligations Of the iessees
The places will be leased either separately or to.
gether to suit the convenience Of parties.
/ will also offer for sale at the same time guam
tity of personal property, consisting OF HORSES,
WORK STEERS, a tine lot of MICH COWS, DkY
CATTLE, SHEEP and HOGS, Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
consisting of CORN, FODDER, POTATOES, &c.
Also, about an acre and three quarters Of SUGAR
CANE In ntatlay. Ais the remains OF q STEAM
SAW and GKlsT MILL upon the Comite place
(Which was burned by the Federa's during the
late war;, consisting Of an engine Of thirty horse
power, and pair Of large cylinder boilers, and
some other fragments OF machinery.
T!ere Is Q fine SMITH and WOOD SHOP, and
9 workman who will reside permanently on the
place Also FARMING UTENSILS, WAGONS,
TOOLS, etc, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.
For al sums under Fifty Dollars. cash. For ell
sums over Fifty Dollars, one-third cash, and the
remainder on credit Of one and two years, pnr-
ehasers to furnish approved personal security.
JAMES Ii. MUSE.
CLINTON, La, Dec 4th, 1865. dec9-td
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~ Hon. J. M. TAYLOR, Senator
from this parish, favored us with a
call yesterday, on his arrival from
New Orleans. He comes as Chair
man of the Senate Committee on the
Penitentiary Ito which he has been
appointed in the place Of Mr.. EAaAN),
in order to look into the affairs Of
that institution and to make a report
thereon. He informs US that the
various Legislative Committees will
be prepared he thinks, to make their
reports next week, and that then the
Legislature will be enabled to pro-
coed with the work which will be
cut out for it, in earnest.
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RENTS OF New York HorELs.
The principal hotels in New York
pay rent as follows j:
For the Fifth Avenue, $4,000 3;
for the st. Nicholas and Metropolitan,
$4,000; Astor and New York,
$4,000; St. Denis, $4,000 Ev-
erett, $4,000; Hoffman, $4,000 ;
and Howard, $4,000.
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saS- TO prevent the frequency Of
"breach Of promise cases 10 the Eng
lish courts, bill is soon TO be intro
duced in Parliament enacting that a
promise Of marriage, to be held bind
ing, SO that the breach of it shall con.
stilute a ground Of action, must be
given in writing, and attested by two
competent witnesses.
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FENANIsM.-A Washington dis
patch says:
"The British Legation here feel no
uneasiness in regard to the spread of
Fenianism, whatever may be feared
from it in unofficial circles in Eng
land. They claim to have thorough
information in regard to the extent,
means and project of the brotherhood.
1t is believed that Secretary Seward
has aided the British minister in
procuring information about as effec-
lively, and with as good grace as
Lord Palmerston did Mr.. Adams in
regard to the rebel neutrality cases,
which he has not yet forgotten.
Meanwhile the growth of the move
ment is attested by the large sums
of money which it is known here are
forwarded from all parts of the coun-
try, through the mails on draft tax
postal money orders to the chief of
the organization in New York. The
English attaches here characterize
the whole scheme as kind of swind-
ling trick, adopted by shrewd Irish
men, and believe it is only the money
to be made out of it which attaches
leaders to the cause, and which keeps
it alive, through the press, and that
when the subscriptions begin to
dwindle the Fenian movement will
end in smoke. They explain the
precautions Of their home authorities
by saying that they are taken not
from fear of the Fenians, but to de-
ter the impulsive Hibernians from
endangering their necks as foolishly
as their American competitors are
now wasting their money.
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SENSIBLE ADMoNITIoN.-Av ois

SENSIBLE ADMoNITIoN.-A voice
from Mr.. j. ID. b. DEBow, (who has
become Q most jealous reconstruc.
tionist,'') admonishes the South, in
view of her future amelioration and
prosperity that "must throw she herim.
mense uncultivated domain into the
market at low price reduce the
quantity of land held by individual
proprietors, and resort to intelligent
and vigorous measures at the earliest
moment, to induce an influx Of popu-
lation and capital from abroad"
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II Isn't SEEN EBEN A BEDsTED.D-
40 old negro woman from the coun-
try, who had heard of Freedmen's
Bureau in Fredericksburg, wended her
way to the hospital, where she had
been several days, when a lady friend
called at that place for q servant.
The lady, on seeing the old colored
woman, asked her how she was get
ting along. "Not berry we'll; dey
telI'd me In the country bout bureaus
for de culled people, but I tell you,
honey, ! isen't seen chen 6edsted.
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TIMELY AND CHARAcrERIsrIc.-
We learn with pleasure that Gen,
Sheridan, in command of this military
section, hes signalized his admins
tration by another deed of character
istic forethought and good feeling, in
issuing an order to the Quarterma stsr
to furnish frewood to the associations
for the relief Of the poor widows aud
orphans in this city.-N O. Times.
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Our Public 1'hOrOughfares.

Aho @oSonSo VI iO4uHsito iuhos IA
the Golfers of our bodies corporate,
has compelled resort to extraneous
aid toward accomplishing some Of our
public works of immediate necessity
1t is gratifying to observe that a
goodly number OF our business men,
approaching their own and the public
interests, are responding to the call
made upon them for pecuniary assist
ance in the matter Of repairing the
Plank Road leading from Baton
Rouge to Clinton, and thereby rem
dering it once more safe and prac,
ticable route for purposes of transpor'
tation and travel. The spirit thus an
imating the business portion Of our
community will meet, we trust, With
corresponding spirit on the part Of
those equally interested along the
route, and particularly Of the Clinton
community.
We give below the names of those
who subscribed to this important work
on the solicitation Of committee
composed of our merchants and 9th
ers, Of which our enterprising fellow
citizen, NJ .jor ). M. HART, was chair
man. 1t is worthy Of remark, that the
amount subscribed, was the work Of
only couple Of days, and has ena-
bled the committee to place upon the
Road some sixteen workmem with
proper implements to perform and
keep up the necessary reparations !:
S.M. Hart 800, o. Wnlkrch $40, G..
Becker q Co. $40, R. II. Day $40, Mdme.
Bory $50, Amelia Michal $50, Jno. O'Con-
ner $50, g. D. Waddill $40, T. &. Loquet
SIS, l.. Rosenfeld $50, F. Otto $25 E. Fen
dIer $40, J. Kuhn SIS, James McVay $40,
Jastrem inski u Mccormick $40, Ii. Gold
smith $40, Carmille Quintero $40, s Isresl
$50, \. Baslisco IS, 4. i. Terpinitz $50,
Payne d Burke S75, W. P. Harper $50,
VIM. Boyle $40, J. Boyle $25, j. A Vance
$40 Czarlinski s5, X. ID. Day $40 g. Simon
IS. &. Bareno IS, Louis Kondert $l5 Lar
guier IL Lanoue IS, N Wax SO, Joshua
Beal $25, Charles Weick 80. Total $3.50.
The work then, having fairly begun,
and under encouraging auspices, we
hope will not be allowed to fall
through or ialter for the lack Of any
further assistance that may hereafter
DO required. Its utility is unquestion-
ably of great Importance. The mu-
tual advantages which must accrue
from it to this city and Clinton, make
it an enterprise worthy the unwa-
vering support Of the commercial
classes Of the two places, as well AZ the
agricultural inhabitants along the
Road and its vicinity.
Before taking leave Of this subject
we feel it our duty to notice the fact,
that the streets Of our city are being
generally we'll worked and put in
complete repair. The same energy,
bestowed on the roads leading through
the adjacent country, would soon re-
deem them from their long neglected
condition and give an impetus
to the value OF property in their vi
entity, and to the development of
general prosperity which can hardly be
over-estimated. Onward, then, with
the work Of improvement in our mu-
nicipal and country thoroughfares.
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fit Beats.

sAc Beats.
lust RECEIVED!
300 Bags Prime White and Yellow CORN
so :. Fresh BRAN.
80 Barrels New Wheat FLOUR.
>. BUCKWHEAT.
10 Gallon Kegs Golden SYRUP.
Barrels New MOLASsEs.
:. COAL OIL.
16 Quarter Boxes New RAIsINS.
Barrels Large pEGANS.
90 Bags Assorted SHOT.
100000 G. D. and Waterproof GAPS.
POWDER, In Kegs and Ii Kegs.
10 Barrels Heavy MESS PORK,
Gross P. & NJ. YEAST POWDERS. n
Nests New MARKET BASKETS.
Barrel Good WHISKY,
30 Bags SALT.
rs Barrels POTATOES and ONIONS.
/ Crate CABBAGE.
dec7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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~ Thanksgiving Day Thurs
day. was very generally observed
by the inhabitants Of our city and
vicinity. Nearly every place Of bust
ness was closed, and our streets were
alive with pedestrians-civil and
military-numbers of whom were
rugged out in their best abb and
TICKER" enjoying the holiday. The
day was beautiful and serene, the
atmosphere delightfully."- cool and
bracing, and altogether meet for an
occasion intended to inspire the soul
with emotions of praise and thank
fulness to the Great Giver of bles-
sings. Good order and quiet reigned,
and among the principal investments
made were such as contributed to
the comfort and good cheer Of the
sinner man."
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

Mv An attempt was recently
made in the South Carolina Legisla
surs to adjourn that body from Col.
umbia, the capital, to Charleston,
but the attempt was voted down.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

a8- The Presidents Message is at
hand, but it's great length precludes
the insertion of IL in our columns.
We hope in our next number to lay
before our readers summary Of lis
leading features.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

Il Gov. Wells on Wednesday
submitted to the Legislature a dis
patch from Mr.. JACOB BARKER at
Washington announcing that the Re-
publican Congressman Caucus had
resolved to refer to the Committee
on Crededentials the applications Of
the Southern members for seats.
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@ Extract from a letter dated

~ EAITdCI IIOI1 u 1HVVeK uageU
Alexandria, Egypt, October Q, 1865:
alexandria is every day growing
like a garden. In the cholera time,
$4,000 people left the place, and
since they commenced to return they
amount to 200,0O0-only think what
an increase Of population The house
rents have been doubled, the streets
look like bee hives, and everybody
that is not idle finds way Of living
1--WE enjoy a perfect health here"
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Bertrand Duchein has
w been duly appointed and confirmed
administrator Of the succession Of Quill
aume Dupuy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all having
claims against said succession, to present
the same duly authenticated, to said adj
ministrator, for recognition.
dec5 st
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Tnn Nav ORLEANS MAnKEr HousEs.-

The New ORLEANS MARKET HOUSES
Tho annual lettings Of the market housei
in New Orleans took place at public
suction on Monday last, al the following
bids, which we copy from the True Delta 0
the 5th .-
Vegetable and Fruit Market (French)
Jacob Geng and N. A. Baumgardsn-
securities, b. Dugart and H. f. sturcken-
price, $6l 900. Last year, $50, 200.
Beef Market French J, Jacob Geng-same
securities-$ 57 200. Last year, 81, 500.
Poydras Market, Nicbolet Foure-se-
curity, A. Pepiu-s55,s00. Last year
ga 800.
St. Mary's Market, Alexis Lemaitre-
security, Paul Esteban--S27 900. Last year
1880.
Dryades Market, Victor Laum an secu-
rity, b. II. Miller-S22,s 800. Last year,
$4,000.
Magazine Market, Chas. Kummsl--se-
curity, Philip Druman-$25,o0o. Last
year, S22 1850.
IRENE Market, Jean Despeau-- security,
Henry Laroquie and Claude Fourme-
$37 700. Last year, $26, 800.
Ninth Street Market, John Haas--secu-
rty, Michael Bell-$5,55o. Last year,
s2,95O.
Port Market, John Dunn artre-security
Robt. Pruyle gil 400. Last year, "a $50.
A portion Of Claiborne Market, q. Duvi-
neaud-security, John Dumaitre-$l0,2 200.
Last year (the whole) $4,000.
Sorapuru, j. +. Krane-security, J. s..
Smith-$3,250. Last year, $l400.
Washington Market, Joseph Noel-se-
curity, Antoine Schnerr-1400. Last year,
&725.
st. Bernard Market, Louis Crossel--
security, Joseph Cleves-$2, 400. Last year,
$3.50.
The aggregate Of the different sums
mentioned above is 1921 ZOO, while for last
year it was but $28s ,675, showing an in
crease Of $50, 700 in favor of this last sale
Ten per cent. Of the whole sum is paid by
the purchaser at the time the contract
is signed, and the remainder in equal
monthly installments during the year in
which he is Farmer. The sale was con-
Quoted strictly according to law, and no
outside privileges were granted in any
instance.
The True Delta favors the free market
system, which will permit of open compe-
tition, Notwithstanding the above exhibit
of increased revenue, and hopes that before
another year rolls aronnd the condition of
the City Treasury will admit Of the adop-
ton of said system.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

U JAMES A. Seldom, Secretary
of War of the late Confsderacy and
Ex-Governor MAGRATH, Of South
Carolina, were released from Fort
Pulaski recently upon their taking
the amnesty oath.
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Our Agents I'm New Orleans.

MEssRs. GARDNER d Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 8, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents In that city for
the Gazette and Comet.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

s@~ Mr., CoLFAx was reelected
Speaker of Congress on the 9Th re.
ceiving 1879 votes to Brooks, 80.
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VIII be sold at the same rates.
NOW IS YOUR TIMEi
Come and convince yourself thai tho articles
above enumerated will really be sold at the prices
specified. j.. KUHN,
dec5 Third st. opposite the bank.
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DIE DE-

At the family residence. In this parish on
Thursday, the 7th instant, T. W. DENHAm, son
of REpBEn T. DEsHAM, aged 10 years and II
months.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

u. s. SENAToR.-The La. Legis-
lature in joint session on Wednesday
last elected, on the first ballot, RAN
DALI Hunt as one of the u 8.
Senators from this State. The can
didates put in nomination, besides
Mr.. Hunt, were Messrs. Chas. Gay
ARE, J. @. A. Fellows and Judge FL.
Boyce. Mr.. Hunt received 119
votes, Mr.. Gayarre, 4, Mr.. Fellows,
/, and Judge Boyce 1. Mr.. Hunt is
elected for the long term.
For the second term there were
two unsuccessful ballottings, after
which the Senate retired without
completing the election. The bal
lettings resulted as follows:
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WANTED.
WANTED

A PERSON who has the capital to invest I'm
IA the cultivation, on shares, of good cotton
plantation, containing about $50 acres, ana eli
gibly situated In high land, about seven miles
from Baton Rouge. For particulars, apply at this
Office. move tjan-pd
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-09

One More Chance
FOR EVERYBODY
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