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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

Aa- The. telegraph has been put
to ingenious use in London. Sew
eral of the merchants, who fear visits
from the burglars, have had their
safes connected, by means of the
telegraph, with the nearest police
station. When the thief attempts to
open the safe, he will unwittingly
give the signal which will cause his
immediate arrest. s'.1
---~-S-s----- fsa}t tEa
70 An eloquent speaker is ike a
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11
M n nj ELI j.

In this city, en- the 4th inst, a tho Office OF ~
Ia. NapHIEE; Justice of the Peace, Ward No by
F.IA. NEPHLEs, Justice of the Peace, Mr.. WILLIAM
ORAN0yEIg 10 Miss NINA DAVIS. u
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11
$50 REWARD.

A II BEAL's.-A splendid assortment of
IN DIARIES for 1868.
THE ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC and LADY's
ALMANAC and LEsLIE'B COMIC ALMANAC Tor
1866.
PENCIL sHARPENERs, q cheap, useful and
economical article for everybody.
AN assortment OFF,
FINE CANDY, CHOCOLATE,
CHOCOLATE CREAM sLIPPERS,
CHOCOLATE CREAM BABIES,
HONEY DROPS, GUM DROPS, ..s..
SUGAR ALMONDS,
CRYSTALfZED PEACHES AND CREAM FIGS,
ETC., ETC.,
. AT REALS,
Book and Variety Store,
Corner Of Third Il Convention Sts.,
jams Sign OF the "Rsd Flag"
AT RETAIL---AT BEAL'S
NEW Family Mess PIG PORK,
MESS PORK,
| t ~ RUMP PORK,
@ /" BREAKFAST BACON,
/" DRIED BEEF,
janice JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-11

- An eloquent speaker is like a
river-greatest at the mouth.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
SEPT fdeiat bod pieOer

a6erf@isEte. SEPT f9eint bod pieOer
en- anosref @inO gu fpcben. Temporal
Htantnre, >. h.oie 3eitep Rnn Slens
Eli aghEth M MI sdtt balp.
RebeF Die @ntpn Inieres aheu So
ifss battktd nun taif einen daSefG BET
sslet5 Ben 9lae sbehfo baflen, aDie Gin
S6ter &a6italer my policy, tlaniIi6 bis.
@boIera. sic mar fat f6on am Nbe
idieo nebmen unO belt iid nur nod an
ben auberiten stabtsrensen; oa fam Der
beFdn6i8e 8ifterun9sbe6fer unO Ods
uag4biim tebrte iuieber um uno iina
anf's gteue iein t06tli6es @ef66ft an
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ceres fiibles gEetters aqiE esf SER
TENDER nit fid brirt9tj Ft bdtO sdr5Gt@'
Gum &afsnoe. suinaen apirn uni. Aiss.
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fein gut She'll Ourd 8orlidt unb ll,nf9t'
basu teitrasen tuirb. ,,.
Sie @hIdbelpbia @onbention Ser
ilal4et5 ll5isnlattel bat aud bier BEN
beitea Ginbrud auf Die rabifale Yartei
lab, bas 8olf i'm Nagemeinen - unb
Oos 8oIt 1T i'm 9Ingemeinen rabifal =
sepadtsD @eld Gin, llnterl6ieb sipi>
fAeA'SieFrr, bbk dIstlheiAer 8egeiftes
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beIIen uhS G6ppsr5edOs, bie--mit glus<
nabme oteier 9rabtSieber felbit = aus.
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|, .ilafsfe .Sheater, iulaO eonserte oobisr I
ilpsrsell lsFit mt Dem alIseuleiaeu duff
iben rbosi ssfdaftiide HioetaIe
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l,ebtnsn ipirtb,, in Sic SSbe .fohtinen iiif6,
!, aIhtlana fplSsn. j 8ir, ifiaOfnIes iibri a,
gems uaperseibli6j Auferei Stabt Onr&
l2Hsenteridte iiber Siei@ Boleru in elm
abEefes 9idt ga itsHen, ats Dfss in Der
iBirtti9teit Der San III. gelpsribeintt
Die acknowledgement na6 pas SatereiIe
aud in bieier 8e3iebung fpefaIirt1 asu
lbabeaai I33sc hif nnAJ nnak ,asT
'anSb MIR and, bas @laf bdbent tperben,
.phferh bsrlbmten aaosualla,, Ben aro = s
Ben WitAsrltt ua6 l@barattsr : Darfteaera
8Qglulik @apiiorr, bet unldagitsin gleip,
Sort5 aafaMga Biet besraBen oesr gar
quftfeter III lfebea,l 6urhbcr bsrlnutet Bis
lssf aa4 lhTiaalts pod lfpdrs es seipibfisn
lpual9elt iiast sil slaHqlIaa mag
: I3a Siren Der bon Der sra6ifaIeii @btsl
IaSeIp5ia &snbsAtt6n bietbet aeTanSfen'
Sepnfati6n mfrs shte 'abts Bbitst6ihHz
,Iids STANDARDIZATION itattFnOelL Sic asrs
nip Oieiez iibertrifft, iuetde abesasli4 besr
8rdR6ented itdttfn0et, lSai bsdft;us bie
Igatttrbrigdbs Ri6t absr Shs gdtf lsiGFy
cine Standardization MAIDEN lpir6. % a =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
9tltbretD iSubtfOn 3Wtf beit'
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13

4 j z 1IIdJq
g8ir iuer0en, iObaIb es unier 6aum
ertuubt; Bic NSrefIe ber6FentEiden, tueIs
QRde big 2eEs9atsa ,ppE pen ni@t re-
sCE&nFrlia u sSt4tal BET 8b,IaOeIpbiu
Contention unter6reit, item. Sci Der Be-
---- ptEOaRs OieieT gIOfeHe B0tten mn .Oie
ssss WiteIje0er bon ,ben srtyenIen {Holiden
Staaten Gtimme, toa6renb Sie Selega<
> tea bonbea 8rrdl >@tadten: SenneIIee,
In;s asdtadp, gseFt gssirsinien, WeifTouti unb
MarblanO uur in Der 8eipreduas Der
bereits trlber bon una sebra4tsn nlge>
! IEhfskeh erIf$s AZ HHs Iuasfe sOTt
cbes 9foroens Ebeil nabmen. Bon benz
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Sei9neten SennelIee Delesaten fur Die
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ter6reiteteTi e~ber 9enbentiOn Oas fol-
genOe S6reibeH, gtueldes unter uhenos
laaasJiGent SpbsL psrleiea puEee a4ios
gBir, bic ruteraei9neten, Delegaten
bon ben fttb5nen SBalstn iftteI 6 enf
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a's saa@ra6eru Der M6rtgrer fur bic 5rei {
s.s a.ebsit;s elmer @ssioR, Oidt bebSlfert nit
bertbeiOigungsIoien i9DarSs g1arnefp,,
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tpniiaea sfatiOnaIitdt pnD 8reiheitasesi
. ttOmlnen bo6ep. mir foinnten ala DeIe;Y
saten insbr iuie 1000 Weilen weit,1
1855 nno. I'M gera6t Oerisnigeus lpeIde mir
ubertretet1 f6nnen lbirme0eE iiil iein, nod
nit baIbeh aeiaanssertlarunsen ans
zasfriebeR itsasgs Ste fiGe 8erebtiam>
san1ssih eiElet stebften @raber unb Die ber>,
AID tbe,OtgIhBsfOFe Gage Der tOeiben un0
.fdtuarjsn 2oeaIiiten- lpridt~ in 4eianzi
neut0nen So gunfen Oes Negeritirntiis
.E'r6dta. aaRir auIuf&ena aber 1lRiere nes
bereinfimmung NIT ben nod ni4t tries(
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gesisblms aus suS9afen.i. infer 3eass
NIP gu Osm,ihrigen ,su seben in Die up
peIation an zSisi 6rifliden Sersen bes1
8un6es far BUS mas unierer aReinune
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gen, uno heIilenlpir0, cine Otesisrisns Oes=
8olfes bersuffIIen. 'A'' s''i'''s s,if ss5s
saa go gesei6uct BON e. s, 9tsrfsf Sani.
,n.f 3d.. 4rneH, Sallaes Grte6rg, Sobai
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
5IIcVf Q 9glS16 VHa . III JI56 !
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n 44tiAa 1870 Ane.9 8ieI Gut
JaiiyHa 0es 9liAiiterst db,, 30 eJH,E ipir0
bopfpeTigbs ~ 81 eiHeniobeF i)pe1iAen
,fadiE6eH &lsttfL pegde rbr1t Gultas
Der 8erebrun9 oieies GtaetSmanfts
EtienaIs aAeeborts Die bpns ihHlsbefolGte
politif meiltens fpgar isbr eueDaperitb
betanpft bat, ,als eiil etlflides, tpenni
aud teinespeos uileripartetes GreiariB
nit @enngtbMsn9 abeafiibt. sal5n Ores
ben, meint bas 4Latt Il luer6e bic gtadls
lri@t ,Obne s3psiffEs aEebs 9efirsrtls
hefn0rA erllter b1beils Fl IN 1li0err raeAr
ilng65dngio .iillD bnlitifhs henfennet
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faFdftls man battf ne efiparte, OeaA
man nlitbte iidl fa9ellsg eob NIT sihent
NliliIteriuHi Beuit Hreuben feinenl
Trie6eu ma den Tonne nuh iper6e, Sb
llaH ii biefeF Entlaiiung zines Nldnnes, !.
Sen eeE &6nie nls ,Mpfb eebek iebr bod,s
hielfi Gin MnSeidjeH sH erbliden babe,
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BON SeiEen 6fF. fa6Ei6en G1naitje ees
gen bic i6rfh Dem BunNe sperstage NIT
Brenben araeionneneh eShFer flidjt en-
folgen iueroe, bleibt ,ahiuiparfen.
Die ~. 8. 81 tOilnlet 6errn bon
8euft 6ann nod fOIsen0ee @emertln<
oGera th59tsh biT seoeniiber benz
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n = v
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], "a. Q6,Mia. s. .@fpt.

lfsSt. .R9aiS, 8.sSept. ID
SD CLAUDE, sic luiirOen ses mir nit
.-a-.n Sledt berarssa, iuenn id NIT @npbaif
lneine GorreiponOen; Beginner fuiirbe !:
SD babe ben 8raFOenten 9eieben, eraift
ioebeh anaetomnteli mo hnter benz Seis
III iumb5bosen433 Sic q gBeFti5e SOft" rernt
ibn Elm GBrrnf9ahpt 80 bensSer v@epn<
bIican" ibm yssutedt eefrt" bot, Onr6t
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lid an Der BoIuutitraSe nit ben. 8oote
oaS tbp bon NltAn bIerher escnrtirsH
.647wirp, anIe9ea rtb iortit Die BaInntitr.
brrauf Inb sOur9 pie Obi9en Soaen- IAN
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So9bieieIhe absr ipobI erit, bente 9ldtbs
mittas antOmnlea peroen9,sbr @orts3s+
s,sipOnbent GbeE Siefe 3eileE iaOn 1aRars
gems i6reibt, aud es in Der Shat nid1t
.AsT. Mlbe gertb bait Nnhretu SpbHs
aasi ions iDesea euien 6uR aus BEN $aas
gu ieten, 10. mus aud BE 6eitbeidreiS
buns-um. Ole gis lln0 Sire 9eier ibS
s,sEieens teiusH .Seut gebsn per6en Furts
terbIeiben. Sen 5riumpbbo9en Ibris
gems atGbi Shy GotfeipenhshfSmit leitg
baftisen aueens phS 6adte babel re6t
Iebbaft A Die GpAtrpNes Oes 9ebeassi
Die ,,NepNRg iedl sOffce- ienes giltiE
aen GopperEeabb lattess44it ndmlida faft
sera6e seeenii6er Der : BeftIiden BOft@@t
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(eSeenentdlaIS rfFa.B 1eeeanpfern bss
praT6entra ODER sOes s@eersn1 9hts
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sebOrt. Sier heiSt Is in Bdbrbeit: Ss
ia'a @slf ma sEaib EinSsns De 8eiidR "a alasiI
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- : tef6ti0abs miro natiitIid sIaes aafbiss
udtsa, rls ben gsifafntefEai 0it gfeiallsg
M ssbeiaubrineeH, bic ct. 2enler batten jIt1
- RhfH5 ID ieiner vOlitit bettbrf. afs
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ssndhem eoh1 IG OagegeR pertuebseH, ia he
.sss.ayhe asretrer bon my policE .isifn. -
1eir fanDm bprppter aud ben slqrneH
DsFlgss sKdhAts, ter cine Set lang be-
Ssutsa6aMaa Der anssissrs sarssi bins
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13

Musber 9falH IS. Mug. Der
8rafioent Der pfdlSiideit. Sall6el8tnmI
,lrler, 8anfier qebD, in 2anbnu, bate auf
ageltern Die Sorif6noe, Der 5anOeIsf,i
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bferber eingeIa0en. nm in &nbetradt Der
MeEibittlifjntQ Der yfdinIinie5 bic banz
oelspolitiides 3ufin5t ,6cra,Vfal3g gum
@eaenltanb Der 8eratbung gu ,ira9en
nne Die Mittel gu eriud9en, iueIGe CUR
GrbaItlHtg 6es sbentf1eR 8eabereins err
9riffen peroen f6hnence 9tae 9tnluefen<
Den itiiiniten bariii iiberein, .baB Die
EfGl5 ibren bll6enben s3uffan6 bon Der
3elta an rednet, in iuesdeF Der, @rlin6
gum oeutiden 3ollbeeein geleet aipur6e,
lnb 6aB bic 'aHif0lun9 AieGeas Gereins
6ds StGdaE gum iftnterieEIeaf gtntn Glib
Deutl6lanbs ogebep lpiirte., Sie 8ers
treter oer rpfalailbeN iilaterieIlens Sntez
reiIen beidIo6en, ii9 iofort an ben &os
mig slt tuthOsn s.afb i'm aufsuforoetn;
gt4es auf5hbietsh, uin Bic sbnr@ ben
&riege 3errihenea Bertrdge sn ernenern
uno bic benz Siiocn babel auf;uetles
senSen SPfcr tidt gu i9euert. . ai.e
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nH &taAtsminiiter b. SSrieien ufi0 Sch.
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mad Berlin begeben. DenfeibeHilt 9ee
9atiensratb D. 8obel beigeeebeli.Islu
&i,g vie bas TGresos SournalM Suber<
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19
Signs of Cold Weather,

Punch notes the following signs of a cold
snap. 1t is probably sharp winter weather.
When you think that you don't know whether
the first bell has been rung or not
When 1t strikes you that your watch is at
least ten minutes last; and so If you get up
when the minute hand is Eat a quarter to"
you'll be in capital time.
That if you could only be taken out Of bed to
be washed and dressed in a second by maChi-
merry, you wouldn't mind getting up.
That another five MINUTES sleep wall make
you all right for the day.
That it's three minutes to the halfhour, and
you'll get up exactly at the hal-hour.
That it's lust one minute past the half-hour
so you'll get up exactly at the the thirty-hye
minutes.
That as five minutes won't make much differ
ence, say, get mp at the quarter puncjualy
The following considerations will also lead you
10 the conclusion .hat the winter has come at
lagt:-
That you can't get mp without hot water
That you don't think that water is quite hot.
That he had better bring a little more water,
please; and take care that it's quite hot.
That You can't gel up until your clothes are al
ready for you. ~
That a little snooze while James is bringing
the clothes land while he tetches some more not
water) will do YOU an the good in the world.
That when you 40 set up, you won't be Sec
end dressing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

Ok CENTS.-BEST ROASTED RIO COFFEE,
t1O at WILSON'S, No. 296 CHEsNUT Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

That you'll get up in exactly TOO minuls sTou
now.
ThatNthe two minutes having passed you'll
Just settle what you're going to DO to-day, and
then get up.
time; and if it's the second it's no good hurry
ing UP now, as you're late anyhow.
The consideration that Is generally required
before making move out OF bed, Is I'm itself
pretty sure sign OF the presence of winter.
SKATING IN CHICAGO
is something entirely different from skating in
Philadelphia. In Chicago the!pond owners adver-
tise not only "Ice in splendid condition, band
OF music in attendance" but still greater attrac
tions. At one It is announced that 'Mlss Curre
A. Moore, the Concord skater, skates this after
noon." Miss Moore, 1t seems, has somehow or
other taken ChicagoAby storm. e Republican
thus speaks of her.
"Miss Moore wins her own laures, and wears
them with all the grace OF queen Attired in
crimson silk skirt velvet basque trimmed with
ermne. and jaunty skating cap, her personnel IS
attractive in the extreme-at once q model OF SIMPLE
CITY and good taste. Her evolutions are nntura, ,
graceful and in perfect harmony with the music.
When she waltzes around the inclosure hundreds of
gloved hands beat applause. There IS no assump.
tion on her part, no skating for favor She gides
over the icy mirror like fairy, without effort Her
prouette excels that OF the trained ballet girl upon
,he sanded stage. Iti statuesque and beautiful in
the extreme"
Another park owner states that the ''orginal
Jack Fastai, with his original awkward squad,
Will shortly appear at his park" Another seeks
to attract skaters with a grand tournament, at
which valuable % prizes" are given to the most
graceful and accomplished and closes with an
nouncing "beneht TOR the poorn
In Minnesota the snow is from two TO three
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

Oh CENTS.-ROASTED RIO COFFEE. AT
.)O WILSON'S Tea Warehouse, No. 236 CHEsNUT
Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

Tv,HE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 9O4 CHESTNUT
i s1RT EFT, ABoVE THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
AZ AssT1AINPs 1INnPs ofFVFRY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
on HAND AND IN ANY AMOUNT, nl3
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

AO CENTS-FINEST OLD JAVA. ROASTED
ANl at WILSON'S. No 296 CHESNUT Street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-06-02
Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases o. the
Head. The sensations after using It delightful
and lnvigoratlns It opens and Iurges out all oh
~;lnctons, strengthens the glands and gives n
healthy Ia he M 1t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-06-02
Read tile Certificates Of Wholesale Druggists
a., 1874

III TODI.
The undersigned, having for many years been ac-
qmiutcd with Dr. MARSHALLS CATARRH and
HEADACHE SNUFF, end sold it in our wholesale
trade, chccruy state, that we believe it to be equal
in every RESPECT to the recommendations given of il
tyr the cure of Catarrhal Affections and that it is de-
cdcdly the best article Ne have ever known for all
common diseases OF tie Head.
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