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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14

TWENTY-FIVE BARRELS PRIME
i ! SUGARS, original packages
100 barrels CRUSHED, COFFEE, and YELLOW
au7 SUGARS. A. Y. STOKES b co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1866

Hixsukee 4 Pr au CHEN a;lwHy
rEA1Ns y PANT,
MAH ana Day Express Pas ..,....'7;'" A. "'
Ns.l. and Express Passenger, ..........s:lo r. "a.
TRAINS ARRI\E,
Nall and Day Express Passenger, ....... 81" t. al
.tsbt Spd Express Passenger s.@e A. a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
NJ 2sw ~JJ&s-c

'Ckt. !,x burden t'c icrd Ni'h soprano Contra,
- Or Tenor slos, sud Dart t:-. adapted from Colts
cn2ls slcrher song, by W Bsssfrrd, Price So cts.
n holy calm peace Divine com ramoa 10 S7c,: spirit
hear my PRAYER ~ W. Vincent Wallace IS
Lori, any God, lGrz 20 Know ISL hyrn as sung hv
grace Churc!. coU,n"ssc: by Rrsine Walsh s.
Ny s";:in iisavtn' words by Spencer Vi. Cone, r,n:
KcNcg. IS
III: pa sl, breathes Of thee Ballad by NJ Keller Is
oh! writ. me soas otrly Father Song and chorus
as sung at Woods MINISTRIES Comrnsed Is c. Henry So
A ToCd ctthine,' Ballad, by Z. J. Fit-hushs 50
G:ye me those n1oonit Hours Duet for &c Sopranos
or Soprano ana Terror by z. A. PsrAhIrst IS
Daniel 40
.sI,srrncre la Rnisseau, yantas'e by J Moiins 60
Prayer at Sea-. Romance in form of Noc,urne ~
- iasers, so
Attends Moi wait for mel Galo2 by Chas rrsdel Co
'Snls sfs' tFollos me Galop ~ A Bernstein 80
gen Price each %
'M.rui1g Dew, lancer, by Aiolph Bernstein SO
W eddng I.:.cers,' by Paul -teirhasen 40
- Charles rr;.iet 20
Lnrlne Transcribed for ano-:orte by Chas Erar 80
ri piaoe II Coin.re,' Rcci's ERA arranged by
Charles Fraicl sn
'Ieu es Etoilcs Starlight nocturr by J. l. la.iens; 50
Lore !"niit ation, Ballad b. +. G. L Holder 3,
'r-' --,;,h :, ,;a:c.., nv Richard HOFFMAN o.
'A!scrisn Petal b NJ. T. Par hurst, s.
rarrra IS
aArthss Gs c5nan "'rr oIs. tor Trs sh1
! Schools. Music sent ly mail, post paid on
| receipt Of the marked price
WILLIAM ItALLa son.
543 Broadway. New York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
MeG.eror Western Railway.

0to1tEW "S1Es1H 7<F'11E7
Milwaukee / Prairie au Chen Railway CO. Lcs'ee''
"A. TIME TABLE. 1865
TRAINS LEAVE,
N<;h hsarsgcr, ':4a A. n ca" S'Se l. ~
Coarorer, iis A. H. AMI LAW ~ "a
r-AINs ARRIVE.
r.,,n ". oys1sr lol0A n. 7ad SEQ ? N.
r,,,ercr li:0c 4 NJ aniS: VI.
WV 3. STRONG.
Asst. SHpt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
ILL ES
GELEbhAi.'"

Wrought and Chilled Iron Safes,
WROUUHT-lR0N FIRE.PROCFS
LOCKS & VAULT DOORS.
rTNHEiE Fire Proofs AFRO mannfacturcd,te
u supply demand for security against
fro. less expensive than my ce ebrated and.
superior Chilled and Wrough Iron Burglar
Rnd Fire P,oni Safes.
They furnish similar and equal security TO-
the Safe generally manufactured in the diff.
ercnt cities. hut arc SUPERIOR to them in
thor Fire-Prooi qualities and durability,
the iron beng ehectually protected from rust
in any climate, and the F.rc-Proo not sub
Jet 10 loose its ut, ity by age. This is M
important advantages g.ned to the purcha.
ser. "a sues often rust out and become
worthless in two or three years.
To sub>tantats my position, those pur.
CHI asing these Fir.'-Proofs are 40 Ebcrty, BY
giving me lue notice of tiTo and Place o.
t.inl, to test them hy Are with any other
Safeof the same size; and should they not
prove superior, will refund the money, or .
new Fire Proof rs the purchaser may de-
eide.
Last Of Sizes and Prices # Urought- frc>
FIRE-PROOF>.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

t,nce, thessfore, ;hat we take immeai-
ate stsps TO; secure the extension, OF
,,be Union branch Of the Pacific rail-
road through this staff? The general
governments has already given aid to
the construction of one branch Of this
road through kansss, and it is certain
" not too much to expect that congress
would he tqaaliy generous toward this
state.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
.Estr0u Notice.

TAKEN up by Joseph Pet7inosky"F New q"
Oregon township Howard County Iowa, on
the 5th day OF January 1866 one OK s:ar y;
all white vs. tn red neck and white strip IN
his face with horns turning in toward the
head one of them broken off, one OK l'ne'
back with white tail and belly white On IN
side of legs appraised 1t SIS before
F.. ". Allen J.
r,ov7l Attest A. k,MBALL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
ESTRAYED.

From the subs criber at Counover. one bay
mare and >orcl yenri ns cot, mare bl'nd IN
1t eye white h nd |, g. ally swelled, about
fifteen years Old, colt has white s'iH In
face bent near nose three white feet dark
sorrell, left Coupover on thursday last
plOy7l S. L. CAREY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
Sheriff Sale f Real Estate.

Bv virtue of one special execution issued
I out Of the oeice 81 the District Court of how
ard County Iowa. comm anding me to make
the sum Of two hundred and ninety six dol
lars and ft.y cents debs, with intel CSC shsre.
On at the rate of ten percent per annnm and
costs of suit assessed at fifteen dollars and
ninety cents to satisfy q judgment and de-
cree Of eo~ecl .surc that the Amos y. Combs
obsaiad against JoI.a aarewell IN the Dis
| trict Court Of said CouG-sy on the Goth DAY
of September 1865 lave levied upon and
shall fer For sale at the front door Of the
| Court House in sad county to the highest
and best bidder fig cash tna following dcS-
| crihed feal estate VI the vast half OF the
Southwest quarter and the north east quar-
ter Of the south west quarter ot section nine
teen in township ore hundred north Of
Range thirteen w.>t Of the 9Th P. NJ. on
Saturday Fehru,>v the 81 1855, at ore
| o'c.ock p. Nj OF sand day when and where
due attendance xii! be gwen by the undo
signed. JLxK1 r. IowkII,
/ nIO,5l skeriS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
SYNOPSIS OF GOVERNOR SCOS..'s
r!ESSA;.EH,

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Ma ,s5, % Nov 4 tss, saas sfs "a
Nov. 4 1861, to Nov. s55 e3sls3s5
Nov. ., 1853, to Nov. 1855 reg 23l 90
Nov 4 1853, to jan so ''o4''''
"'ss yates express VIZ P'''''s
"''''0 "n''" the a'''e SUMS "He fA''
'c' not "hsf' lHeE were ac'u0hy incur
I'D. The amount ircu'F>I from JAE"-
"'y IA, 1854, to 5''uarg /, 1870. Is
S44e3l,52 Ietat military txpehni-
'9rts t.r all lur?@ssS af' TO january
], looo' are 81 V-O %. ~.
ne governor eEseFs INTO 'I.' 'e;'''S
q us CLAIMS against 'he L > Inc d
HhE q f'fuoh Il ''e 2sv'e a." gives
ne reasch why tier raEH'eits nave
seen susEthdtd' lie "en'1nccs the
treasury oeEar'A.th' says cur cI"l'ns
amount 10 s6l6.,5o of Which oc2o
has fc'n allowed s3o:3Zo snsPeA''eH
aid sloo 'c' rejected.
FINANCIAL AFFMAs.
The financial affairs Of the state
w;re never in a aounler condition.
IKE entire d;b. Ct the state il only
1922 29575 cc,e:z,;~-.e s122,o5Ts
loaned rrop the ycrn,rent sctaoI fund
Noy.l2. 1864: loan # 900 900 r,v,.
tic J.-..~-, 1872 orl ea00 nnn rar
nnl lefeusc honds. BE SAYS:
During she entire rarlod ri tie gar
we have feyied la: two mills o. Tic
dollar for state purposes: and have H.
cured an Indebtedness ,fonlg $500
coo. vl;c. was for military expeuii-
lures dGIlHg the hrst Yea! OF tie war.
The total amount rtc,:vedin tie treas
ury during the fiscal TWO years ending
Nov 4, 1865, WAS 1911 $780, and
The rm' Mt expended fer all purposes
Tor the same Tenod is Soo2'3942
Leaving hai%hc1 IN TIE treasury OF
so, Vo' .oo..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
Estray Hfeifer.

Taken up by inc. VIlarah of New Ore.
son township on the day Of January 1866
one estray heifer color rvd white under the
belly and on the end Of tail no brands age
about one year, appraised at eleven dollars
hefnre E. W ALLEN, } +.
Attest AARON k,MBALL.
n,ny,l Co. Clerk
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

xssa, &; lss tss;sF
60 s
- !a= -! -
II ~ {
WHOLE5AI F. AGENT FOR
VIM. a. Ponds Cos Boa, Oman: Gray 4
r'os VIM. knabe s: Co.'S and other Fir.
Class
PIANO FORTE!
And Cnrhart Ncedhnm & Co.'S New rar.or
Organs MeIodeons, Church Hal rioniams:
and :. d. L. II. N, >ie,h's
A MER &c a N ORG A rs
MUSIC TEACHERS AND DEALERS
Will be furnished with SHE.f Music III.
suction Books Pianos Organs or Melodcons
a. Wholesale Prices.
xrw Nt>s,C SENT TT ANY ADDRESS, FREE o.
POSTAGE, On RECEIPT Or PRICE.
Victory a. a,.. Song and chorus, by willisnE Bral
IN
nws ,o,. eh,e, ha. passed An evo:y on the death
Of A Lincoln, by S. T.. 1h"ma' 10
I, is all up in Dixie, by Tucter, 20
J.iI in p,t,rccats. song frthe times, ~ Tucisr s.
i'm lorrusr since he LEFT NE. NJ. keeler, IS
lie, or way down in Bennsy!vsna, Hans Schmidt g.
I believed her true to me, II. Miiiaid, 40
| have so much to tell, J. X. Thomas, IS
- -. ;m rest trout to the late stephen Z. Eos
ter. and embellised with his Ii .eness, by Henry
.,,,.risS =, beautiful" Words by Borcicaul., comic
ant =
Los, star Of my home. The las song and ehorusty
,;,,,. h ,s.s! u"tr the hr, by E. G. Phelps, 50
winJ Won that. bi J. Il. McNaughton IS
Wo,n,iyht with thee, by II. Meyer, 80
Nv po,iy Ann comic, by Wis Foed, IS
Nv beautiful Lizzie, BY :: Mahon' 90
M1th.r's blessing by +. widows, 50
S, ans "n ,bs waves Daett, by w. Glover, 81
S S 10 cream IAN. ,,iuh ling star, by o. H. Gr, 81
Th.rr,s none to say good night to me, by J. II. Nc
rr,. Ma "a in H. or not at all Words by Tennyson
r. tho y" forever re-: ne" NINE, by II. Willard. 8
beautiful dreamer, flor GUITAR by Mianer, ::
E ssaa,',rt XII Kittv Nay, by D. Isaa1s $
CaIaveous Jones come, h S' c Hs"se :;
Jennie lives but for thee. by :. ManeA ~
Kissing on the sly. by j. A. Mar.ea 81
Kiss ne fathar, ere die by Wal er g.
Bury m. in the sunshine. by II. M''iard u
Angel chi d, by W. H. Burr o. o.
Beautifu cloud. by Aroce "a n r. ..
Sri Ing liz. sung by Dan Bryant, ~ Emmet &C
INSTRUMENTATION WALTZES,
EArdits, by A. Ardits ,,,,,. w. 90
Relies Of Brco, lyn by George William Warren On
Dalita G. and valae, by Eng kettener' ~
Faust by TIL Ocsten - , .,
Flowing s,reamet, hy CHI Wells -
Faust by George William Warren -
Harvest home, by Jean MAINS ou
Hearts ache by William II. Allen 50
Ida. by Jeans Manns ~
Kiss, by l.. Ardits, ~.., o oo
Kiss brilliantly arranged by E. Mttepe- 81
MARCHER AND ouiCxSTEss,
Lincoln Funeral march -, ~
Funeral march, from Don Sebastian W Ch. fraoel ~
March Hongruse. by H. Wnlieniaurt 90
March Tr;omphal-. by Dr. Perrabeau 80
March Montehegrine by II Mayher ~
VARIATIONS
Beautiful dreamer, by A. Laumach oo
Ca me not back from the echol-ss shore 81
dear mother I've come home to die, ~ U urooe 10
Lan,gar's ball, by Baumacn ~
Send for illustrated price list OF instruments and Gaia
locue OF New siu ic Address order to
iosu' - > o. J. VII lard,
Wholesale Piano Fortersnd Music Dealer.
nsx7 No 547 Broadway New York.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

From the Times of Sunday, May 18Th
F1NANoIAL AND Commemorative gold
market fell of yesterday from quotations
of the day before. Tho bulls were quiet
the day through, particularly after the re-
ceipt Of the noon dispatches from New
York, giving quotations below 100. The
variation IL very trfling.
Tho exchange market continues under
moderate supplloa Checks ou INV York
we're hold 1T b and F premium Tho
rate on Mondny will be uniform aud steady
ut n. Exchange is destined to rule against
our city for the balance Of the seasnn
Sterling was held at the counters at l4l0h
l92; outside sales l3sml30 Frames were
dealt in at 0s g4004 %.
TIE cotton markct was strong. The
uutqvorabe accounts from the interior
have given courage TO factors and holders
The sales yesterday were 1900 bales, max
ing 5000 bales for two days. Good ordi-
nary ut 30d32c., low midding at 3Gm 34c.,
and middling Mt 3Gc., indicating an ad-
vance Of &c. i} h. Tho receipts show a
largo FILLING oif,
Sugar aud Moasses The supply II above
the demand Common to fair Louisiana
rules at 12Wl3e., l5@l5Ic. FOR primo,
1870. for yellow clarified. Cuba Molussus,
by the cargo, is held At 40mi2l5c.
Flour was weaker yesterday buyers re-
allied advantages. The sales were 1900
barrels at IS %, $40, 81, 81 so, up to
$l5-an exalted price.
Corn was in fair demaud--prices Grmcr.
sale 900 saeks at 50, 5713, 30 and 92e.
u bushel.
Oats market quiet. Sales at 81 to 55o.
EaY- market quiet. A Don't lond Of
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

Ley Ex- Senator Wigfall Of Texas, who
succeeded in escaping from the South at
the end Of tho war. has been tho subject Of
many surmises and inquiries by tho pross
Of tho country. These arc now eot at rcst
by the London correspondent Of n Boston
paper. According to this authority, Wig
fall reached tho English capital como time
in March, since which ho and his wife
have received many civiitios from arsto-
cratic sympathizors with tho cause of socos-
sion
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

A NOVEL WAGER. An amusing story ia
going the rounds Of tho Paris clubs. It
appears that Il short time ago foreign
prince made heavy bet that he would DO
arrested by the police without committing
any offence whatever, or in any way pro
voking the authorities. The bet having
been taken by member Of the Imperial
Club, the prince went to one Of tho most
atistocratic cafes in Paris, dressed in bat
tered hat, n ragged blouse, and boots all
in holes and sitting down ut ono Of the
tables, ordered cup of coffee. The wait
ers, however, paid no attention to SO suS-
picious-ookiug a customer, upon whicI
the prince put his hand in his pocket aud
showed than bundle OF bank notes.
The proprietor then ordered the coffee to
be served, sending meanwhile to the near
est police station for sergeant de willie.
Tie prince was duly arrested and was
taken 20 the Commissary OF Police, whore
he stated who he was, and was afterwards
taken to the gentleman with whom be
made the bet to prove his identity
similar story was told at Vienna some
time ago Of Hungarian, Prince Seandcr
M. dc Metternich's son-iu law, who, in
order to make his arrest quite sure, took
the bank notes out of his boots.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

a59y"Dr. Hall, IN bin Journal Of Health
says oalomeI i the only proper remedy for
cholera, ard Init 10 employ my other Is
to tritlo with human lio. PR contya, Dr.
Scott says il tho Universal journal Of
Health that it cannot he douiod that great
fatality attends treatment Of cholera by
calomel" Whit shall we do, when doe
tors disbgroo so radi ally Z
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

WoRru TnY1Na.- 1t Is said that hor's
lard Is the best thing TO give hens To make
them lay. Mix II with their feed = small
piece rs big Us walnut will sot hen TO
laying Immediately after sho Has been
btokon up from her setting and thus
hens lay throughout tho whole wiutor.
Will some one tfy The experiment and
then report tho same
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

GooDs Below CosT. Soc Mr.. Tenders
advertisement, wherein no IL offering TO
sell his entire sum mer aud winter stock Of
dry goods below cost. lIo GBks those
wishing to make good bargains TO give
him n call.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

Ley Beal has received at his Book and
Variety Store the Life of Con. Thomas J..
Jackson, written by Judge Daniels, Of
Richmond. Also, Pollard's History Of the
War, complete in four volumes. SEQ I'D
vortisement.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

IMPROVED Cry PRoPERTY FOR SALE
We refJr our readers to u couple Of ndver-
tisoments In this mornings paper, making
mention of two separate pieces of improved
city property on st. Ferdinand street,
which are offered at private sale on tho
most advantageous terms.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

Esy- A report has been going the rounds
Of tho press that sole Bull died in Quebec
on tho 10th inst.n 1t IL not true; Ole Bull
IL now in Europe giving concerts, and hue
not yet hung mp the fiddle aud the bowl
This spoils in measure the effect Of o
tolernbly fair "obituary" Of tho dstin-
guished maestro, to which we gave publicity
the other day. 1t will however, answer
its purpose ut some future time Whenever
Ole Bull shall take it into his hond to pop
of, sure enough. We are truly glad that
the report of his death turns out TO be all
fiddle dc dee.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

t15y-Since the close of tho war n number
of southerners have settled in British
Honduras, and seem to be very well
pleased. It ia no doubt tho best country
yet prospected for all who are determined
to emigrato. The climate is mild and
healthy, the soil fcrtile, and under British
laws mon have as great freedom as they
have capacity for.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

EW~ The Missouri Senate has passed .
bill authorizing The construction Of bridges
across the Mississippi and Missouri rivers
Mt Quincy and Burlington, H., and Han
nibal, Mo.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15
BATON ROUGE,
TUEsD AY ,::::::::::::;:::::::::MAY 10, 1866

FOUND DROWNED. 80 negro man, name
unknown, was found drowned in the
Amite River, near Vnughn's field, on tho
nth instant. Coroner Coiiotto was called
TO hold an inquest over the body. A
jury was summoned for the purpose,
who returned verdict of incidentally
drowned.u
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

T1tg- The State Treasurer, we learn, hRa
been instructed to rofuso city notos in puy
mont Of taxes and to inform al collectors
of taxes to do likewise. 7 he order, we are
positively assured will be promulgated
within two or threo days. The cause for
this order is aserlbed to tho refusal Of our
citizens to tnke the new issue Of State
notes.-Aa0 Olleang 1Imoa.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

r-w- Tho election yesterday wont off
without d ripple on the surface Of public
order. Judge Rapor was elected Circuit
Judge, Judge Cham horain, Judge Of the
City Court. and Raphael Semmes, Probate
Judge, without dissenting vote that we
have heard of. The cause was that there
wes no opposition. There was not q
drunken man or n row a. the polls. Every
thing was conducted with tho most exem-
plary decencY. 1t was a charming cleo
ton, and the only one of the kind that we
recollect of, where so importent Offices
were at stake We wish it could be so
always. Mobile 1Fib9Re, sth.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

.y- A couple were eensured for going
to country houses without an invitation.
"Don't he hard" was the reply; eff they
only went where they were asked, they
might go nowhere
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

SELFISH One individuals selfshness
doubles that Of others, and this again re
doubles that; and 50 layer upon layer Of
ice IL frozen.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15
NOTICE.

A BIZ having claims against tho nsol-eut estate
n OF james hcGn'ehen, Interdict, are requ Rtcd
to e>ent The samt to the uudp, signed agent f,r
TIC Gutatrtx, fer recognition
mayl23t SAMUEL 2. GREEyEs.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15
NOTICE.

TFNHE ASSIGNMENT Roll for The city of Baton
i Rouge, 70. tic year 1866, win remain open At
the Mayors Office, in rhr city OF Bafop Rouge. for
inspection and correction, until the 18TH day of
May, 1865. II. l.. WOLFE,
mayo Assessor
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15
SAW MILL, wv ELLTN G
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE!

HNdE UNDERSIGNED gG,rs to sell the whole
L of hi real ozta c property in tho city of Baton
toare. .aid property consists Of a SHw Mil, a
large and com o-tamc dwelling near the saw Mil
and many unimproVrd lots IN different parts o.
the city. III OF the said property is for sale On
the most reasonable terms 7 he cav Mill will be
either leased or sold parties may desire
mAYS FEkDEKIO ARHOUR.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-15

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weokly,
(oNE SQUARE IL TEN LINES on hEss)
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-07-04
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

II A Gentleman who sufsredfof years ron Ns.
vOus Debility. Premature decay. and oil the eEses q
youthful njisefsiion. will Or the sake Of spsriog
humsnly. send free 10 al who need u. ,hs recipe Ass
directions for making The simple remedy " which he
vs.. cured. suferen wishing 70 profit BY the sd.es.
Users srpssisa ace. can DO 50 BY addressing
John b. OGDEN,
No. ~ Chambers ca. New Yepk.
Apnlss. s3--lsms
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-07-04

a BgATTIFUI. White Kerosene, Oil in one and
DRUG STORE.
a FINE andful Assortment Of Pncke, Knives and
"A Scissors. at the DRUG STORE.
n0MATUMs. Hair Oils. Colognes, and Extracts
liz foi the Handkerchief, al the
DAzoRs, Razor strops and Shaving Brushes. .,
n DRUG STORE.
IUAIR Brushes, Pocket, Round. Fine and Dress
II ing Combs, At The DRUG STORE
LyEROsENE Lamps Shades. Wcks. Burners anl
"A Chimneys, Al the DRUG STORE.
fsAP, Letter, Bill. Note and Legal Paper Note
~ and Letter Envelopes, at the
DRUG STORE.
noCKET Book. and Port Monte Pocket Memo.
L ,andum Books. srihe DRUG STORE.
a GREAT variety OfToo,h and Nail Brushes, and
"A Toilet Soap. Honey Soap and shaving. at tho
DRUG STORE.
DAINT, vsrnish. White.wssh and Backing
L Brushes, at the DRUG STORE.
w DRUG STORE.
or You wan. good smoke. 20 10 the
j DRUG STORE.
A FULL Line Of Paints snd Dye siuffs. 81 the
"A DRUG STORE.
SNrHEAT0y's and other Ich Ointment. al The
w DRUG STORE.
frIsH Hookssn LINES, Marbles. &C.. 81 the
4 DRUG STORE.
4 FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems. soms
- very 6ne, ,atths DRUG STORE.
V0U will fnd pre:iy ,Oi Of JeweIry. ct the
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Msehins Oil, superior article. al ih,
DRUG STORE
April III. az
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-07-04
GREATEST INvKNTloN or TIL EAoE..
Philo's Washing Compound.

THIS celebrated sonp has hsen IN use for nur.
1 berof years, and has given pe,fsc, ss,ishetisn.
No famils should te ~nh,ui il. II does away en-
,iiely wi,L the wash boa,d, and The usua method of
rubbing clothes, thereby saving them from wearing,
oul so soon. The Ingredients are perfectly harmless.
You can do your washing in ole I, unh Of tho time
that il requires hy using The common soap, End vii,
moi take any more IN quantity. am prepared 10 sen
the soap also receipts fo making 10 families !, k,,
dollars.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every care. or.
the money returned.
J. NJ. TURRENTINE. agsnt.
Hilsborough, Jan. .. Ia
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-07-04

TP. Having resumsd cur w,.Li, iSus. Ne hep
10 Ne abe regularly 10 continue ii Bot 10 do 90.
will he necessary that our subscribers should psy ~
~hh ptomptness their du,a We must have monty
10. provisions will be received when money espnss
he h.d. Tho,c Who do no, desire 70 continue 'nsr
,ubserip ion will plsase give y, premp, n ciies
We hope l~fore many wetls TO ptcfus better rs.
fer and hslier nh; end ss soon 81 We are snah'ea
70 Do So Win renew our type. II is our Intention 9
enlarge our sheet 10 soms~hs, nssr sppmseh 70 ~
former sizs when The return Of businss viii justly ihs
sspsnse. IN The mesn time BY csrfulnsss IN our %.
seioas Ne shall endeavof 10 msle out paper ussiv'
and interesting.
Our terms at present are 50 per snnum, OF $iips
Tor sir months. psd In advance. =.
Advertisements. = One dnlIaf pee square iof tDe
6ra insertion. and hfy cents for sseh eoniinusnse-
On linss 10 constitute squs'e. A LIBERAL dsdss'ss.
win tc nsds 10 liberal customers.