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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-02-24
CENTRAL HOUSE.
Third street, Bank Building,
BATON.
j2s.
ESTIMATE PARISH EXPENSES 1866.

PARISH EXPENSES 1866.
Parish Attorney y..... $3.50 90
Inspectors of Roads & Levees. $50 90
Coroners & Justices of the Peace. 600 90
Clerk Police Jury Ps'h printing. $50 90
Police Jury Sessions. ............ 300 90
District Court. 1900 90
Clerk, Sheriff & Recorder. 500 90
Assessor 200 90
Contingent Expenses. s............ 1000 OO
Commissions on Collections ... 800 90
Total. ....... ...... $6O3OO
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-02-24

Wheelyvright Wanted.
WISH TO EMPLOY A GOOD WHEELRIGHT.
L To first class workman will give good wa
ges and permanent employment
SAML ELWELL,
feblO:f Ferry Landing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
FROM TROY, N. Y.
Proceedings OF the Fenian conEress-Qr.
ganixatton Of the House-F. g. GaAlagsr
Of Bu6alc, Elected President.
New YORK, Sept. I.

New YORK, Sept I.
A special from Troy, last evening, says the
committee on credentials Of the Fenian Con-
Cress completed its labors at a late hour this
afternoon. The Congress was duly organ
lied and ready for business. Gen. McMur-
ply, Of New York vas elected Speaker of the
House, but declined the honor, when Mr.. +.
g. Gallagher, of Buffalo, was elected. ~
]. G. O'Brien, of Rochester wdG elected
Secretary. The memben Of the CongnG
was sworn to secrecy, and resolution was
adopted forbidding the communication Of any
of the business details of the session to the
press for publication. The Congress then
adjourned till nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, when Preslaent Roberts aaaress viii be
presented TIE delay In the report of the
committee on credentials was occasioned BY
the appearance of certain delegates who
claimed to represent circles in Canada. Their
credentials were scrutinized most closely, but
whether they we're admitted or not, am IN
able to learn There is one delegate here
from Prince Edwards Island. i learn from
good authority that the feeling against Gen.
Sweeney is rather on the incrsase among Ne
delegates, but it is almost impossible tOprs-
dict the result of the Congressional action m
his case, as the tables msy be entirely turned
upon his adversary by his omsalreport OF
the Canadian movement. Tho address of
President Roberts is an able and stateeman-
like document, and treats OF the origin and
progress Of the FeniAn RothefhCod, nd ~
adoption to, the present time The next
movement is being thoroughly Diseased by
members in little knots about the hotsls add
streets. ,-s* rse- =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
FROM MEXICO.
NEW OsLEASs, Sent.

NEw OnIEAxs, Sept. s.
Twenty three cholera deaths yesterday, and
one by yellow fever.
Rio Grande advices report the cholera at
Brownsville. The Courier of the 3lst says
the Rio Grands is higher than ever known,
and bids fair to wash Mstamoras away.
Gen. Bazine was as San Louis with the
object Of opening an extensive campaign in
Northern Mexico. The Journal De San
Louis says FFance has no design Of abandon.
ing Mexico to anarchy. Additional arrests
were made in Mexico on the 29th Of July.
The Courier of the 2sth, mentions rumor
of the recapture Of Tampco BY the French.
Cortenas, in his proclamation, denounces
the expulsion Of Cravajal as = military riot.
The Courier says the forced loan has 20
exhausted their resources, with such fire.
quency and excessivenes by Canalles' party,
that another revolution may be expected
within ten days. A foreigner who objected
paying was threatened with . shaved head
and being put in the ranks of the Liberal ar
my. Cortenas is expected to march On Mat
smoras. Gen. Ford, late Colonel in the
Confederate army, commands at the fort
under Canalles.
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: Nr YnRr. Sent I


The Timer says in the Texas Legislator,
of August the l4th, Mr.. jackson offered ,
resolution instructing the Commit.ee on pub
lie lands to enquire into the expediency o.
donating 800 acres to each confederate soldie,
who by reason of wounds received in the late
war is incapacitated for labor, and Il
report by bill or otherwise Il was adopted
A guirilla leader, Dick Hampstead, was on
Wednesday captured by the Regulators neal
Little Rock, Ark, who after trying him and
finding him guilty Of eleven murders, oil OF
which he confessed, they burnt him to
death by slow FIRE, which totally consumed
his bodyA
Mr.. Jackson, representative ia the State
Legislature from Jackson County Tenn, has
brought suit for 500, 900, against the Ra-
dical members of the House for false impris-
onment
There we're seven new cases of cholera and
FIVE deaths from the same disease reported in
this city yesterday. The report from Brook
lyn showed no material change in the disease.
A meeting of the Board Of Health Was held
yesteday, the Sanitary Superintedents report
showed that forty nine cases of cholera have
been reported during the week ending yes.
terday, Of this number thirty we're fatal.
In Brooklyn there were twenty FIVE confirmed
cases, of which seventeen we're fatal.
The steamer Ottawa, the pioneer vessel Of
the new line between New York and the
Baltic ports, arrived from Copenhagen d.
rect, making the voyage in fourteen days
An accident occurred on the Freehold and
Jamesburg Railroad, New Jersey, Wednes
day evening, which resulted in the killing Of
one man and the injuring of three others. The
train ran off the track one mile from Freehold
and the engine aud tender were upset and
three or four cars mashed.
New York, Sept. 7. i.
The ship Charles Farwell, owned by the
Union Navigation Co., took fire this morn.
ing, and was burned to the waters edge.
Loss, $4,000 on cargo.
There were eight cases of cholera reported
to>day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
To the People Of Lee county, Iowa.

A ths ensuing Election. proposition will bs sub.
mi:ted 70 the voters Of this county involving ths
uopIetien OF the Jail Buildn which h ct present In
una pishsd condition. and indssd very ansafs and
insecure place for the confinement Of criminals. rox
cause this unAnshed and insecure condition Of ths
buildipg Of the wosst crtmnsls of this county
made ssfe their sscaps and ~ large 10 prey
upon public 10 dav ard night gnasds
rsqairrd heavy expense 10 the county; 10 render
sscure TIE safe keeping Of thee crialsals.
A. the June session OF iks Bsssd Of eupesvisoss .
resolution vss adopted submitting % the vots Of fais
eesrsy, tue prcpcsition of appfopvisfng the Of
psvsn thozsanA dollars. This n absolutely
ssry nish the building ard make Il such plsce II
should be- The Hoard has to appropriate this
smount without to concurrence OF the voters.
The .rsigneA mbers Of the Board Of eupervsors
would therefore urgently request the OF this
county 10 corkr the nese.asy authority spon the
Board BY votisg 10 favor OF the propo.iton.
70 appropriate thss sum, for the purpose Indicated,
will net fn any eonpe the issy Of higher sn1
conirAry the county for ths sesupg ysar
been reduced one Snd one-half mill on tae dollar.
r. Madison, Lee Co., Iowa september 9Th. 1seS
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FRon EUROPE.


NEw YoRK, Sept. !.
The following dsspaaehss have been r..
esivsd over the cable:
Qurrxsfowx, Sept. I, II x.-The steam
ship Cuba, from Boston 29th, arrived thia
morning, and affer leaving mails sailed foz
Liverpool.
BREsr, Sept. 7th, IA. M.-The steamship
Lafayette, from New York 25th has just ar
rived
LosDes, Sept. 7, 2n.-The Nmss to day
denies the report which had obeainsd some
currency, Of the projected matsine1iel al
ID nee between the King Of Greece and the
Princess Louise, of England.
PARIs, Sept. 7th, A. M.-Napolson' 8
health is not very good, and he is doubtful if
he will 20 to Bearetz. The Queen Of Spain
paid . visit to the Empress Eugene q.
Droitz.
vrEyrA, Sept. I, l. q. m.-Gen. Franklin,
Austrian minister, has resigned in conse
quence Of his ill health. The Austrian ofi>
cial journals denies that Austria has any
idea Of appropriating any national objects in
Vienna.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, !. noon.-Cotton de-
cllned I'D per pound and is weak. The sales
foot up sos bales OF midling upland ss Sd.
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ST. LOUIS, Sepl. 7-P. II.
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Arrest Of an Exte.sive Forger.

LouIavrIIr, Septys.
John B. Barton, alias James Martin, was
arrested yesterday for passing one hundred
dollar worthless check on j. B. Crosby, for
tuition for young lady, and be had on his
person letter from Baltimore, addressed to
Hsriip, end q nnmber OF Newspaper clip
binfs,s detailing succes3faI 'fofeetiei "a New
Ysrk, Staunton, Vt, Augusta, Ga, which
forgeries were committed by Hardin. He
was committed TO Jail.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. I.
A private despatch received here MyS:-
President johnson has accepted the insitae
ton to visit Louisville and win Be here next
Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Report OF the Bounty Cemnissiensrs-
gAsy neessHe~A pNAtiahaNey erAAe
Present Method q Paying 6~untiea.
NV YoRK, Sent.

A Washington special sAys the boanty CON-
,n;ss;oners have at length made their 6nsl q
port They unite in q. aging .y , that .fser thor
pssipr bounties, they are unable to surxes,
sny ssferuards or any Improvements in The
present method, and they recommend .hAl
payments s. continued = heretofore, both 4
tsaiAa 81 ssDp sel6sw VT' q n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
FROM BUFFALO.
A Plot t. Bsrn the city.

aIYII BuFrALo, Sept Z.
The Express published letter taken from
. Familsou, g. W, papeE, shieh fst41cked
u in me ttfeets id Hamilton, conf1ining in
timations Of plot 70 burn BlAalo especially
the elevators It was stated some time ago
that plot existed to bnm the towns alo1G
d AmericAa harder, but tts ~Aob slAsS
was thought to be false.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
FROM KANSAS.

The Indian War-Late Movements and
Threats ofthe Hostile Tribes -CoAtinu-
ed Outrages-Gen. Sherman writes that
That he has not Troops TO Protect the
Settlements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08

JoLIEr, III, Sept. I.
The excursionists have reached this point
from Chicago, on sheir.w 70 Springfield. AT
several piaces the prssident end other prp
mlnee menoeu Of the pefty vsfe introdnced
70 The cEovaA wAo notwithstanding the IN
is pl1bsm vsss aapsnlle1 ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08

GyOR RENT.-Ths west hahof The doubis Brick
Hoass asnassA tbs scu4ksast Owner ~ gaGhth
and Exchange Streets, containing erlsvsa kocsns
sspS .rgS-EYcK Ac1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
EMMERSON'S NEW ROOK.
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NV YoRK. Sent. I

sA" ASNat oSP" -
A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas, says it
is reported from Fort Saharah, the junction
of the Fort Riley and Smoky Hill roads, that
seventy Chyenees Indians have started for
Picket River settlement, Colorado, to recap
ture two children taken from the Indians in
the Sand Creek affair, and then clear the
Smoky Hill route Of all whites, while 85 more
Chyenees have started for the Arkansas to
commit depredations there, and that they
have sent invitations TO the Sioux, Kiowas and
Camanches to join them in sweeping the
frontier from western Kansas to Colorado.
The Pswnees have broken up number of
settlements on the Salmon river and ravished
number Of women. They swear that the
whites shall not occupy their territory. Gen.
Sherman writes: nfhe settlements 70 miles
protect them" Within 100 hundred miles
Of Fort Riley the stock agent Of the Overland
Mail Stage Company, was met by a band of
Indians while taking out stock for the road
and was ordered back. He was given ten
days to remove the stock frsm that route
before their raid.
The Union State Convention have unani-
mously recommended the Legislature to sub
NIT the question of striking the word white
from the State Constitution and changing to
to the people.
Gov S. j. Crawford was unanimously re-
dominated for Governor and Major n. Green,
for Lieut.. Governor.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept. 6.
Gen. Cloud, commanding the State militia,
sends Gov. Crawford an official resume Of
Indian outrnges In May seven settlers were
killed, on Republican and Salmon rivers, and
whole neighborhood driven from their
homes, on white Rock, abandoning improves
ments aud crops. Several women were re-
peatedly ravshed and otherwise savagely
treated. In August q settlement, on one of
the tributaries of the Salmon, we're ordered
away, and their corn and other produce taken
py the Indians In each instance settlers
were ordered not to return on pain of death
Beyond these settlements members of SUR
yeying parties have been killed. Information
has been given that the combined wild tribes
OF the plains intend committing depredations
on the settlers during the fall and winter.
The Pawnees, Omahas and Ottawas, who live
on the Ostensvile peace reservation are the
perpetrators of these outrages. All the North
western settlements Of Kansas, from the sitn>
alton of the forces at present, will be exposed
10 the fury of the Indians, the State militia
being wholly inadequate to protect them, for
want of cavalry aud arms; and unless post
IS established on Republican and Sslmsa
rivers and properly garrisoned the settlements
must be abandoned Gen. Hancock has sent
company of cavalry from Fort Ellsworth to
cooperate with Kansas militia; also COM
pany to Fort Kearney for emergencies. Gen.
Cloud will visit the reservations of the Paw
nees and 0mahas, attended by military es-
cort, 10 OBTAIN indemnity for these outrages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Cholera Report-ProSramme for the
Reception of the PrsAidetiai Party.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6

ST. Louis, Sept. 6.
The reported deaths from cholera to-day
are eighty>one. Weather Yeyy unfavorahle.
President johnson will be FIRST received by
the St. Louis committee at Alton, twenty>
FIVE miles above here, where Capt. James
Eads, chairman of the committee, will wei-
come him in behalf Of the citisens. The
party will be brought to St. Louis by river,
thirty-six steamers being provided for the oc
casion, representing all the States in the
Union. On their arrival in this city, the res
ception speech will be delivered by Mayor
Thomas, and the party escorted to the Lin
dell Hotel. The ceremonies will terminate
by a banquet at the Southern Hotel. In the
evening there will be grand civic and m.li
tstX s.lsps-s,
" 10 change worthy Of note in the general
markets,
ST. Louis, Sepl. Up. n.
Cemeteries report SO burials from cholera
yesterday.
Ine arrangements Tor the reception of the
President are completed
The Presidential party are to be assigned
to the steamer Andy johnson, which will be
lashed to the steamers Ruth and Olive
Branch, for the aceomodation Of the various
committees. Gen. Hancock and staff will
accompany the party to Alton.
A freight train on the |. c. R. r. ran off
the track at the junction to-day, killing the
conductor, engineer and one brakeman. The
locomotive and several cars were badly
smashed. 4
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FROM NEW YORK.

Action ~ the Tsxas LsStslataFe-A 4
Noted Guerrilla Captured anA DurnsA
20 Dasth ~ o. .. Tresps-Chslesa me-
port-Railroaa Accident.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Sold Oat.-Ar. j. M. Benjamin has
sold his'stock Of Drugs and Books to
Mr.. J. L. Cole, who was recently Mr..
Benjamin's partner. Mr. Cole after
selling out, went in search Of more
advantageous location than Cedar Falls,
visiting Missouri and other States, and
has now renewed business here quite
satisfied to remain. Mr.. Benjamin
continues In charge of the express
business, and his office remains in the
store
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16
what Has been none.

The ladies appointed to solicit SUBJ
scriptions, we're out canvassing on
Wednesday and met with most encour-
aging success. We are not informed as
to the amount Of money they succeeded
in raising.
Mr.. Allen, Of the firm Of Bagg & Allen,
Waterloo, and Mr.. H. c. Hemenway,
Of this city, have been retained as pros
ecuting attorneys.
The Prosecuting Committee on Wed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Concert Observation-Disclosures Singing
Class will give Concert this friday
evening 1T Overman's Hall. Mr. Abb
bot has in his class the best and most
cultivated musical talent of the place,
and his concert cannot fail to be one of
the most Interesting entertainments of
the season, The programme is fine
one, and calculated to give general sat
isfaction. There are some rich things
on the taps, as we happen to know, and
whoever fails to attend will miss good
thing.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-16

Io,pG Central-The stockholders OF
the Iowa Central Railroad are notified
through our advertising columns that
the second installment of fifteen per
cent. on their subscribed stock is now
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