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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
Merchandising Ser pennfpIDantf@en Gcferbau,
OefenfNaft.

5arrisbur9, 16. Sat- Die Nder.
au<@eelidaft bes @taateS ta9te teute In
ptel er Stabt. SuYb 6amiltDn aus Oaup6iu
So. purbe gum Draltpenten errGblt. Der
8eldlub purpe an9enOmmen, DEM @pn9reB
ben gpr1ala9 GIT MAIDEN, cine 6unOeteuer
ein3ufIbren unb 10 bic &epenuen 3u perme6s
rem. Ser 8el6luB wurbe bauptId6lt6 an=
9enOmmet, unt DEM in Der Sdafs5u9t anse-
rt&teten @@aper .burA .pte 5unDe pur3u-
beu9en. =
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Ma9iFrats zWn3rigc,
s.. 81. Gserp.
Sml. @Dmrab,

SO. 3 Slio TreOerid StraBe,
%enapfetIt fGI sar pIIeettrune pn MuSRdnben
Uttetbertt Drttprs8fednunee II. 4. n. unter Buitherune
f&afe. 15ian1mtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
Ma8FenY MSnSfem!!

n gX9cienar S,npRrtatton In erIster Nannt9faEtiiiett.
T4Sss$ garticltlr -~l3asfen; Sutianer, Gbtnefen, 3tse .
!4G rer, @rsmtten. & iirien, gteger; @tieie uub @elteie,
a. Wiler unb S3mise, SlaeferaeatiG, 9und, Paul
u Ntp, EbiermnSfen, Drobimnffen, fetbene II. papterne
NaFen, S9nurr- uub Sddsnbdrte, 9rufmGs.
en-, DETERMINATION, fene Wlasfsn fir Qp8en &c.
Ger. y. Stetnbd0,
Uan1-O 70 ~. 8altimpreitr, Ode GrtpOlets @lGp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
@noIiGAcr &pratb. 1tmterrid)t.

3tenhag, 9 ga uar, 8 ubr @Benb8 bee ib ned cine
Gldfe fWr 6erren drgefdrger, welde bic engtti4e SproGs
fpre@er, ieeo unb f9retten su lernen winideit. Qtejert-
gen. melGe nod went9 Cter gar tetne 8enntntB Ter SprdGe
t1ter. wpQen lid ocfiGief bdlb me Zen. Der ltnterrtdt wtre
Dienfaos unb Treitags QbenbS une GcnntaeS 9iG6mittd8s
erttetlt unO te. rdBt has 9pnprar SIS pterte!jltrliG TN 8pr>
$, Wdnner
f6i,n-, 53 Gerlaanffr. sri1Geu Spmarb II. Gutapitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
@eSDGftS>0nsei0e

ySDtt5.
Baltimore, Is. Sanuar 1866.
Gpnrab 3euI, ppn bar frdBern Gtrna . + a u I &
BAT ben nun AT bag GefG6ft feIbf ibernpmmfn
nab 10 ,rb dQe S6uIten ter lesten Sirn he abIen; aud 1T
terrelte aaein autprtftrt, tie &usiante lester 5trma gu cel-
lttitren unb bafur su a~uttttrfn.
SO. 0rduI,
ttintbp) pnrab3euL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18

N~ufsepaBt!
gDtr taufen fcrtwdbrenb
bdumtpOllsre 3umpen
itber Dirt, dIte Bt6er, Yamptlets, 3ettun9Spapitru u. Fin
unb tabIen BITE h5Gfen pretie boar.
Rntgbt & Spbnfon
(26ouIS) 31S. GbarlesRt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
SSrDnf Str. &beater.
9onnerftqg, BEN IS. Sonuur 1866
&tertes Oaltlpiel bou 0Hilie @cnec

-
9onneritqg, ben 18. Sunuar 1866
&tertcs Oaltipiel bon 0tilie @cnec !
auf nlgemeines gerIangen p~iefetfplt,
Ser S@mfterjunee BON 9nom unS S{e
SGr1e Dpu @att8
pter
Die 3Wil(inge.
SptttfGe9 Gfardfterbilb in 4@ttreilunaeu brn Sroutn,or,
l. Abt6. Der Setratt to- ntraa.
u 2 E 8etlnutftaft i'm @8irt6staufe.
g. n &as ~percttelte Duel.
T. n 2as QDteterlnteR.
pftfpnEn:
0tonfo'S Dc SedtDiIle, cine rei6e @tbin
Is. Qsrr,un n,uu,. Cttifie @enee
= Wafnp, eapttatn. .....' Q.UOnaSnt
" Qtlatre, Msnfs
= SuIoME, gpeit6et @0intntfa,r RcnrSft
SuPtlte," SfD enter bet 2tnbprm ell,
Annet e, G-ImmermGr6en .... Srf SSuaS
gseaaro, S9ubnader ou8 QSCn. .....,,.. ST. ypcn1oa
n SWultSS5 len |Fe9elCGn' Gttilie GjeHee
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n pa 1uet so Qrnfc- nm orcor ca" ~
n Sdmtliet Circle so Sin Qiot in SenSeIks, o.
@aaerte 25 Gig. ~ $50
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9eaffre9, Wv. 25 %. Dalttnnprefr, yut I024 MR. nr rs
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
Nus %enRfpIpanisn.

pttt5burg l6. San. - Sic untpn>
Convention Don NQe9bcnY=@p. nomintrte 6eute
General Sames 6. MoOr9eoO fir @uuper=
neur Don DennlYlpanien unb fir Oeleaaten
aur St1at5=&Dnpentipn TbpnaS 80. War=
1boa, s. 81. &trfpatrif, ST, 9. Garnabar,
Spbn Druoo. General S. $. Golfer, q. %.
Made9, S. 6. 5au, SO9n $. 6are.
SIS purpe bel9lDfen, Die 9oltttf be8 9rd>
%iOenten SubniOn 3n tnpO1iren, einen S6ubz
3pQ su recOmmanD:ren unb 3ur Nrbett utfG=
big 9epprpene SolOaten III Sftcen gu BE 9df=
tt9en.
2Ius @sHsSitsinien.
@1eeltng, II. San.-Ote @e1ebqe-
bung BON @sl f. tr9tnten ureaniirte iiA 0e=
tern unb wablte bic alien 8eamten. Die
8otidoit bes @ouSerneur6 1T Elm neutliGes
unb frafti9es Document. Die 9teIultate Der
inan3ie0en 8eri4te be8 Qluottprs uto S9ab-
meilters iino iebr befrtept9enO.
Der NDiutant=@ General melDet, baB Der
Staat $1,000 Mann fir ben &rteg &C.
felt BAT.
Der @puberneur leet Der 0eleb9ebuns Bee
Ionbers bic Sretl4ulen ans 0er3 unb recpmz
manbirt Iiberale @eIebe In 8etref Der 8pQen=
pung beS SameS~ &iSerS, DeS Ganapba ,@az
malls unD Der @Uotn9tona unp SbtO=Gtlen>
babn.
Gin 6dliaer, psl9er li4 fir ben General
6. 81. Mc@opf, aus Der all9emein perebrten
5amilte bteleS Namens aus Sbio, ars9ab,
wurpe seltern perbaftet, Gr reilte ais McGoUt
burG's 9anb unb trieb etn 1ebr fre6e5 Spiel.
8riefe, welGe an tbm 9efunpen tp1rpen, Be-
peilen, baB er elmer 8ali9min3er-Sanpe an.
9e66rte. st ptrb 6erte DerbSrt tperpen.
sEus 9entudf1.
New<gprf, II. San, = giner Spe-
3talsDepelAe 3ulol9e famen pplitilde &dmpfe
in &i9monb, &entudp, Dor. Die 6antilten
Darilb unp Gasenasb iparen Die Setter. 6S
Qnbanser Der beiDen 8amtlten nabmsn Nn>
tbeil ant Der &auferet mnb e6 FAM gum &ama
pfc, tn welfem Elm Naun 9etGbtet, 3 Mfaun
tSbtli1 unp 6 I1ner perpunnet ta1rber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
g%lprlGuffoe Mn1eioa.

Metren 5dbirei9en Breun6tr utb gffdnnttn made '6
ttern1it bic Spriauige Nn;ei9e, fB t4 am Jirrt09 D Sc
bruar, einfn . a II peranfdlten mcrte, retter, mas tentr
f0e @emitbli&fett unp al8emfine @eitsrfeit antetttfit,
laetne ~fruberen Bale nod tbertreftea iol Nette'e S fpdter
dr. SDbn SIanf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
@prlduf0e Nnaeiae.
Mtoske1t-Doll!
9~}orlanfAe Mttsstee.

Der 6 ermanta MGnner+ 6 rta6t feline
Wit9lietern unb 8reunteu bic ~ersebenfe NnSetee, tab er q
6afna6t, ZEN 10 Te6ruar, tn Der Gpncprpta Saae feline
Wastentau atbalten pirD.
bea27-2mlp) Dd8 @Dutte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
GrpRsS Teuer in &bilnbeIpbiG.

96tIabelpbta, II. San. 6eute Mor<
gen 5 l1br Brad i'm Dampftefel Gaum Der
GilensieBeret BON Merrif8, ait Der @de Der
Stem uno @albinetpn frabe, Seuer aus. Ser
iaiepene ercBe @ebaube Der Sabrif wurben
gang 3erit0rt. Der Strluf iUa etA iebr 9rpe
ber ietn.
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6rantOiS Sc 8eaupiue, cine rej6e eybin


4 &eierSirte Ytate in biefen 0tduinen 25 Cts. mebr.
~ StGsts inb In Der WuFtaf ten.e orbluno srn g SD,
SSa1free9' Wv. 2O5 %. galttmpretr, grt I024 ll6r 1rS
IbenpS an Der 8aTe 3u Gaten "7' ""'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18

Vl1c feFe 0tra ttt ntllef WoH!
Die SQl8bur9er 8rCtetanten.
9tfUriftes @sntaIte in 5 &btfetGun8en Spn &rtPar NHafr.
l. @tt6, DaS neue @tift.
2. GIN Stdotandur @pteS.
3. Onnia al majorem Del glorlam.
4. r &te Austreibuug.
8. y Die neae Fetna y unb her Gttte 2ubn.
MR. Dec vOrnust4tltd farten anbrans's balter i'm.
na Sibe sRteter StHnte hes Cages reierptrt petteh.
Qnfan8 pracis s utr. aa7en.gr5f'uns 7 upr.
&tntritt 25 Cts. 8tsber unter II Sabreu 10 GtS. Sinner
nnteE 4 Sabten BADEN Our4aus feinen 3ptrttt.
3u;reat saptrei4tm geiuae labet srnsb,nf Elm
DGs @pmtte.
0te 5arbiunB ts @tafs TT RE befarntti8 ttHrriIde
Bert chung Ser 9rcteitanten bur6 rem nat fden 8arft-
GrBbtfAOf 2erpOlO 6irmtuan CUR Belt res &e9ensburssr
Nei6a tags. 8eit: I73l-32, ga Staf tn cut unp ka9.
l6Sofsj" % nj. BAD.
GcmcDrDia &benfer.
Inter 9irection be5 6rn. SD. M%eaubert.
8rettas, 10 Sanuat 1896.
10. @Vrfepun8 i'm announcement.
SSr0m @Dc6binanS,
Sine Roiie ais Webi3in.
G6araftertilb NIT @efang tn 4 Gtten Ban gp. Ratfsr.
Dtenfn8, 23. Sanuar 1866.
90. @pr IfeQun9 i'm Abprne ent. (tpfr)
q 9g7gg2, OrOkes s}0c0l nnb Sufrnu1enial
%sS Gnuccrt
R Mm Trettag, 10 Sdnuar,
irirb ta8 Gpneert Ter ct. Paul GGule Tleetfr, In ser
8reGtmaD 6ane %fattfnten, rpju ale S6ul= unb RtrGets
freanOe, etenip bic trsunte ter NuIt unb bes @elaUees
bier,ur6 '~r'unbtidft .etns labeu werten. Sntem tr gaItt-
more 2~teterfrans 9rp ef0r 9eni@pw. irptc aud bsr @au8sr-
GbOr fer @onalfr. STRIDE, 6err 8lei@. tbre sutt8e Wttwtr'
flung sust fagt BADEN, 70 periprt6t r8 Concert jetsm Seiu9ir
etret an8enebmen Nten2. Die &tnnatrne 1T sum Sefsn cer
rbtgen SduIe Yin fang 8 l9r Gbrnp8.
GtGet8 a so Cts, 8tneer a 25 Cts.
(mp-fr) O1s @pmtte
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Jlellg klN1ciaen.
8ertG9t0n1l0.

~%ASS%tSFS|HSt
ltnter3et6netsr, auf Rem feinem Greuute $ tnrb Warr
am lfbten 6reitdg &benb b%efe8neten lln8lidsfln f3 te;ies
tenb, ais terleIbe BON metrern Ndubmprbern nte6er9efhla-
gen unb nm Ieine %fimmtItte 8aaribatt teraubt purHe, fin
eet f6 trpb Der %grpn0lDfen @siprG6e unb 8erlluntunFen
esBen ben Gtaraftlr res 6rn. Wtdrr peranlab auc tteient.
gen, meids eiwdtee TErberungen al ten'elten bateIt fpatfn,
~ erfu6tn, fel6tse tnnertal5 IA Ga3en betm neten
einSureiden.
Ser ,Nmeriean" un6 Ter Commercial Mbserttier" tpIrben
dnf ncig t~anteln, tenn ie ttre aus Der 9uft eri6ndppten
0ermutbuneen rre9tn res SCrtGuS ter Bsraubun9 beS 9rn
WIrr pteerrufen HnS ben &~batteftanb %pabrteit8. etreU Be-
rtbten t~pirfen. Geo. Npf,
(bS) 8elar GraS.
GrO6=2o9e be8 @taate8 WarNl0No,
l1nabbdngiger 9eutider OrOen 6arng art !!
Sdnnmtltde WiteIteter ttc1er @rcs.2pge trcrten su ber
am b~cuttsen Nbenb nm s ubr itattfnbsnctn re9elmaBt8en
Ser anmlung reGt 3ablret6 3u erfbeinen bbfidt etneeiaren
6etrrt6 6 II ! er, OrpB Barrie.
(bo) 9 q 1t. 9 d. Il NJ a II II, Or. Gefr.
GESilIiam ctr. S%au9eretu.
giele Setren, mel6e QDidens Rnb, eiren ueuen SauBer-
elm Al e%rlnten. erluten aae eiejent9en, tpelhe bft5lttrtten
nlnIhen, nGhnen Trettal, ais AM 10 fS, AbenbS lbr BEL
6rn. Gtpra Warr, Nr. 1866 gDiltamfr, at eridetren, no
fofprt taS Gtnlfrstte9elb In Gmpfdn9 9enpn1rten lpirb. Gin
f~drette9slb nut 10 Cts per Mnt5Cti.
@iele Breanbe: 6etbertG, TraE.
Sptn g @ulB SdGBt.
(mitp) @rnf @tOBner, Stir.
g. 0entcfe, Or. taeeb.,
SO. 8 9. Sigh Str,
ertFe6lt ft6 benz beuti6en @nblifrH BEL alien sprfclt.
menben Grant9eiteu. Q8ia1mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18
GrO6=2o0e 0e8 @taatc8 N1arDl0No,
matchmaker 9eutIder Oroen 6aru9 art
6. Oentcee, Sr. toeeS

SO. 5 9. 6l9b ST.,
en,pteGGt ft6 benz beuti6en @ubtifunt BEL alien bprfcnt
Renben &rant9eiteu. ~(18ia1ut
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-18

IUPS,
Marbles,
Balls &c.,
Wholesale.
O y. 5tetn5a6,
tjalo-) 70 I'd. Balttnnprtfr., @de GripsletS Aues
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gu permietben:
4 f46ne 3immsr SO. GAL 6 Str. gtprb, auif&sn 4. unit 5,
SLrQBe. (NnffoN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17

F. OTTO respectfully announces to his friends
and customers and the public generally, that his
store having been removed from its former stand,
adjoining Days Drug store, to the large store and
warehouse building,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
GROCERIES, &c.

---ltS N# Z q ~
50 barrels NESS PORK, Il a5tta>t
100 tarrels FLOUR, 'a att'
100 do Peach Blow & Pink-eye
aaTi POTATOES,
Is tubs choice BUTTER, JIIIV Yd
80 barrels WHISKY Y 5 tisrcss LARD,
IS boxes CANDLES. 10 barrels SUGAR,
% barrels AOLASSES, gah dtSi sd
10 sanks RIO COFFEE Ha slI a,g
3chests choice BLACK &GREEN TEA,
zaalaba8 tssA 8tf " tas14Na HtFna 81 3
10 barrels BUTTER CRACKERS,
80 boxes SODA CRACK ERS. ia3T4g
10 boxes CRACKNEL BISCUITS,
IS boxes SOAP,
rs bo.es PICKLES. piin.t,s,, quarts, ! gals,
3 Casks Clear. & Ribbed SIDES,
9casks BACON SHOULDERS,
! cask SMOKED ,JOLES. ia,
sHd eao ,uaf saisu sa1 45ait saa ,9.eat
$50 sacks CORN, yellow and white.
ioG t .sel' PATS OATS loo s.ck kl BRAN Al !,
SO sacks Fine and Coarse SALT,
g barrels CEMENT, IS barrels LIME.
80 boxes CHEWING TOBACCO.
10000 domestic HAVANA CIGARS,
50 boxes CLARET.
51lbo1es CHAMPAGNE, quart, .nd.pints,
70 boxes MADEIRA, PORT & SHERRY,
3 barrels HOLLAND GIN.
cask Old COGNAC BRANDY.
% barrels MACKEREL. i aEij
10 Kits lido Nol&2.
10 kits SALMON, II IN
10 3abbls Fulton Market BEEF, choice.
100 boxes SARDINES, @l + aaan
do boxes GOLDFISH. 4s4ts4 BIZ .4.5
81 Tuoq y euab gtieatIet t3lg3aaf am.aU
sfaov rs ifsA af9a Il fat d 5s.iars4 atf91-
% ssiH5ah p4 ~ tEatis z s .siJH4
Nv afEaa lb eaelf 81 80 tft sfsad5
,a41SCELANB0U4yAbe ~. tpsa
Il 3 ,995i lirTLibraU 9fo3s ct .saaa4S
CAN F FlRt rrslo'q VT m etgaa
eaisSaob iars asa CAN MEATS. al kinds.
TOILET ARTICLES, tsa t4 iI 7si4aa !,
's7'' Ht'i %Heb s1o3t g - PERFUMERY.
..s s. FANCY GOODS and Toys.
GLoVEs& LADIES' dre,.,s TRIMMINGS,
,laaafa TRUNKS & vALLISEs.
zHATs& CAPS, HOUSE FURNISHING
i n. II GOODS. 4, &e. &c. &e,
now il store and far saIa ch... rlcu
ais JULIUS C. BOGELs
AIamhye& Plastathoa Supply Store.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
SHOES,
HATS,
HARDWARE QUEENsWARE,
AND

ALL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
We return thanks for past patronage and hope
the material and low prices We now offer, may
promote our mutual interest.
EDMoNsTON & WELsHANs,
Rail Road Depot, West Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
JULIUS

-Tgf7-- HoTEI fsa#F III asEsE
.Ia1Jeo roEtrsfts Hs
.tr z a7iH ~.4s3sEtf ~aaiaha8T4ff
COMMISSION MERCHANT GENERAL
:, ~ "A A II tirw q 1d 585IaI3 Ia
.at4 3 tfga ~ ttitf9 sv7da aaf 7i hataarsa
i, mfs .83sf 4 4 gssg15e5 a gsb atGI
s.aa ait r---DEALER ~ ei# h3ii /
le, ut W. q5f 6s4saa sd fify .af1~ 9fa
~s4 yea1 tga asi aat J to'aE M
FAMILY AND PLANTATIONS SUPPLIES.
II t88t ff1gh e {s3 sst @s5 @"s1{ 40
t4e asst .eifnrl 93it til ,.a a a~s5i9'5 r.
@ .aF3afa .tH4bas faH 4a8 A stsaLatnfH
,.5 CORNER x4INt LAFAYETTE SIS
tivt ot gff84aTe !.
.albL re. T0tHT kitI14a "
NJ n, a ,a,s BATON ROUGE, y :. s ,,@
saayyfs3 x.sg I'D n3aF3di att9e s#t
a. shaH W. as3iG haha.ad esei. lalia
q4f VII fsa ,4 a6a1ltaJ sif41.
SCI g &c. aal q.
IS kegs NAIS, assorted sizez,
30 doz STEEL HOES, No. l, 0,
Is doz BLIND BRIDES,
IS dos PLOW HAMES, +.
10 az WAGON HAMES, iron bound, !,
6coils PLOW LINE,
10 aetts double WAGON HARNESS,
asuay ao4ssF 4onGH sa@1aE
10 setts CARRIAGE 4 BUGGY Harness,
lorsetts SINGLE BUGGY Harness,
~ : ! . nEN / BOYS SADDLES,
20 LADIES' Misses SIDE SADDLES,
~ dcx RIDING BRIDES, assorted,
Is doc WHIPS and LASHES, rs zrs3
9oc0OKINGSTOVES. fixtures complete
tfB sttg HID 3}s.H9 e trH Eis
100 5KMLET5 and OVENS, al sizes,
doS HAN BOILERS, 4a4nD
doz WAFFLE IRONS, for stoves,
12doz PADLOCKS asd DOOR LOCKS,
Is doz AXES and HANDLES,
80 doc KNIVES and FORKS,
! doz double-barrel SHOT GUNS,
I'd JI&FsaslE Z "sfts 4titfF 81
a.sas aafss Ii afatt gs sat
doz RIFLES
100000 PERCUSSION CAPS,
Us SHOT POUCHES,
doz GAME BAGS, -
$50 sacks SHOT, eli sizes,
u doz GUN TUBES,
1000 CARTRIDGES for Colts Navy Piss
Il Colts POCKET REvOEvERs,
IS 4sie5 1900 ,sia iHi kEaH 81. te2
fafAE44. ttt8. Hs 5t# .attGs
tatr H4rfel0 - L t..t,N FL
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COMMISSION MERCHANT,
'D'A'''
GROCERIES.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-17
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
IS THE MOTTO OF THIS HOUSE.
O N. ASHER, AGENT,

Lafayette Street, Baton Rouge, La.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-07

THEY find il hard to give 1t unheistating
support; of course they do. That's the
rebels and their estimation Of isAIy Policy
and the Philadelphia Convention that we
mean When man is guilty of deliberate
treachery, he may receive piaudits, bat never
confidence even from those to whom he kss5
sold himself. Thus the Griffin Gas Heruld
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Emerson's Agency.
THE "FLORENCEu

SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible ieed motion,
which enables the operator
10 hxsethe work carry eth
er way, or 70 change the d.
rection and fAster the end
ofssarns by turning . ihnmb
screw They are ncsseless
and can be used where quiet
tn Necessary Their stitch 10
the wonder Of All. because
Of Its combined elasticity,
strrngthEnd beauty.
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SIMPLE John Cinnamon. ont in California.
n, ne donbt, mach abused. and deserves
syUrathv. A letter writer at San Francisco.
says Poor John, ignorant Of the language.
and without much knowledge Of the laws. is
Liable to be 'chetee' very often NV friends
told me that, IN the niiuirk districts, miner
out of cash would sometimes make q raise bv
levyMg tax on the Ce'estials for his own
benefit. The poor Chinaman can't tell the
genuine 'saxee' nan from the bogus article,
and with mournful heap Mclean man,
manhee taxee.' hands ove- his hard earned
SILVER. Even the Indians. I am told, have
learned thef fashion of biatknsshng John
SO that, with the tax he is compelled to nav
monthly for she privilege of mining, he NAV
we'll ask himself If thisis che Christian land
which sends missionaries to convert him from
his heather darkness to the light OF the Cos
pei Y
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DixaA Ceasessss.

HEAR hfx.-Ie local belongs 10 the Bread.
and-Bnaers. party. He bsss hslensed. . that
party ever since he was knee high to a CALI.
niper. be expects 70 remain ia that nsani
zatlon during the reign of Andrew johnson.
or any other man. He believes in The Con,
stltution rs il was. and as it is. BE believes
In Andrew johnson as he vas before his
patch work or reconstruction made The conn ,s
try look as seedy as Lazarus He believes in
the resurrection of the dead, excep. IN the
case Of the Democratic party He believe
IN Ihad. Steyens and in tAe stssrfyrs Of tbe
political Church, from DR.. WErfe6 oF Epnk e.
hin to Abraham Lincoln of SpfiaRfeid. He
believes in reisihutive judgments in reserve
for ap6ssate Presidents, Is ven a. fpr. fallen
angels, He beleYes IN aalvsAasA by faith,
and in 6rstseanssp POST Offices FinsiIy he BE-
ie~es IN bresd>aud buftEf, and fsbors for
s aes s5 assai' u 800 z '60Rt0
1t is evident from the foregoing observ.-
tious that Ye Local 10 90 accredited member
Of che Brsaa,endyRater pgPWHgIFantes2
ofsce. He soaA lie sos&i{s Is Idis9i6n ~
the Cou5t QkSk James Il sssl&S lssa him
TO succeed General Fitz Warren Henry a
minjee41oyogs> 91le>kS! 5 5ul1ft 60
hih uack, on pinch, 70 take the Des Noines
Post Ofice, provided Bro. feesdale il anx.
ioustoget .edlpfE lAss NY t0as kouH 81
too much for his AccidencyI Andras. Johp.
son, % ask 4 ttlfow Who has blazed away i
Coppeyheads for 6ve ysass faonas ssuiwssse1
~ me Register Office, - get down 8. his
knasAssAAs aesspsra6a Tor &abR4Eak erH8
country, and hated its enemies. We are kr
Dresd,nd- butter kst IKE He Republicans.
generally, of the FIN District. ve vonId
rather sos6 - ose ruASns M n h6Hesf ~.
sag than take the faxes. odeevsi n 15vs -
ccndii'on thatEeshstx1ti4kaElhe biddiur
81 ApdreE 5ohnsoA asd kisi thsmoas.e.-.
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have never raised our hand against
nth in her struggle for her rights In the
or her independence out Of is; and
eat now what We said during the war,
fore zoe sroatd take up arms agaiaa tie
pc ,ooal3 sn1tr cur right arm to be ser
ON our J,as. We are perfectly willing
them Conservative Union mem into
prch-as our Methodist brethren re-
nembers-ca SIX months trial. If
sssdacf she'Rseires property and skon
~epe~tance. we viii then receive them
fellowship They must be prayins
rs for one year before they "a hold
r pray in public. Their pfiyi1ees y
Aaee from the period they are ndsitted
party, but they have no part IN ~
conventions or pulling the wires.
eEfs rssesrod for Old Line Dencc~ots--
ko have stood by their party in adver-
veil as prosperity. Confederate sol
ee.'
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HE Memphis Conservative is the title o.
democratic organ which has been started
over in the capital of Scotland County, No.
John Gharky, a migratory Batternu. editor.
whose services are at the disposal of comnu-
mites that want Butternat newspapers run
into the ground, and will endure Gharky $
odious presence for the sake Of his intense
CopnerAeadasin, runs he machine. There
will be large amoup. Of democratic lying
and ''Hic Jacsf over defunct secesk ma
per all in six months.
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MAS Q n I G..

Eagle Ledge Ne. l3-Hold. its regular meeting
ehe dSs Tuesday evening before full moon in each
month.
nerlaH LS1xs No. -. abils II. tsx,aust
nosfh'y asestiAs ~ Arst NeA&t evening III SsAch
month.
Aasenic Hau-Corner Seventh and Main strss<s
Gate City Royal Arch CAap1er No. -
Holds its regular meeting the Art Hrday svsnng in
sneA meash - y sstst'sls
RAxvAn C0UAea1 Ne. E-Holds in rsxulsr nest-
iag thsscouA GriAag svsning = eqh 2enth,a 81 10
Danaseus CennanAeFy 81 Knight
Tenplars Ne. 1-Holds cgpclsyO svwy Ws&se,
day ssssieG lor IN ~ 1nsefts1A& y sdTosI
HnM y Court eereAJa &A sssss1z
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Lol The PooR IsptAs.-A St. Paul cor.
respondent Of the Quincy Whiy and Reru5-
licaa, SAYS:
The lnjnn OF course is here's and no. in
the pomp and circumstance Of bead and tin
sci trappings. not yet, nj present, in the less
romantic rig Of hreech cltth and greasy blan-
kst- hct dressed on, in iacket and pants Ike
any other man. They have come down
from the 4 ed River regions, withtheir little
OK pony carts 10 trade: There is no plumed
ehiefeain. skimming the Fiivery wave in his
bark canoe. with lis BOY aud qaiver at his
back. and his eve gteaming with liquid FIRE.
There Is oaly a ragged aad swsgeenng jack.
a't1ales. with hair and hat down over his ewes.
aola,ag TO a driN thong tied round the horn
OF q little shaggy brute, and trudging along
ANGLE deep IN the sand. We shed no senti.
mental tears, first because the noble Indian
q fennimore Cooper, is So gnoble humbug,
and secondly. even if it we're true. he is bet
Ter of to fall in with the common lot. and
add, if i be but little, to the worlds prodnc,
tions, and earn his bread hy the swea. Of has
BROW
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TINS blooaand thunder Of political strife FIRE.
qaently goes of in smoke. There is terri
bic cloud Of that, but the roar Of battle
ceases q, times. the clouds lift and the war
ring gods are found TO be not such 6ercelv
eyclopean gods after all. A correspondent
speaking Of the peaceful breaking up Of
Congress says
.tIhad Stevens and ,Eldridge embrace.
Kelley and LIE Blond greet each other warm.
y in then, parting Schenck and Rogers
shake hands and the Parting is happy one
among all.
Now sound charge Here is the din Of
battle again.
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Greensboro She'd, a democratic Or
Feaeaes reconstructed faith, to which
the attention of those Republicans
e toward the Ny Policy" fold and
'e absorption in the Copperhead De-
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Another lot Of Morrnons has re,cbkds III ~
Joseph, Missouri, en- route for Salt Lake.
About seven thousand have already n.sssd
through, and more are expected.