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leaned out OF rear window b2t caught and com
nitlcd 70 the county jail Tor trial ON has way th,hsr
he made dash from Burns, Who pursued him iiil hs
Was likely escape, when Burns hrod t%o shots from
revolver hut 10 effect smith reached Jersey ,hy,
but ovcrtAken and lodged Ia safe custody After
pursuit through great part OF Hudson cliy.
llllcu GsuGso--rhe parties arrested some lime sss
for gausng oil without ccnss brought before tho
Reeorder yesterday morning aud two Of them, named
Thomas Hown aud william George, were nned tss
each
MARROW EscArE-NnnsGss or Cas- DnyEas Late
on TUESDAY afternoon Of the dummy cars was ranning
up Montgomery s,rec, foaewsd closely by hoboken
car when the former s,oppa rather suddenly 90 take
Passenger Inc diver Of the Hohossn was noe
waschtul enough, and the pss % hts iato the
other through the platform slckiag ON tho head
Another man Jumped on 10 hmsef and had the
been crowded on the platform freo.ily the case,
the consequences might have besn serious.
Balls Ferry.
ssR,ncs Acsisxsr. a young mar named Cray fon&
Paterson, who was on passing Wait ~sh frisnas
driving yesterday forenoon in ifxs wagon
psny with hts uncle when the horse g.ye on tho
river road throwing him his head ous OF the wasos
Ne was quite stunned and AZ one time ms compiler
changed that the old gentleman nsed with alarm,
especially IN there was ono near. Ansr the lapse ~
an hour The young man slowly recovered and wa8
veyed the WeehawSen tcrybos, to Ssw York fer
medical treatment
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UNITED STATES coSsSscslR's ufrx

and aelling parchment or paper having imprvss.on,
thereon OF internal cigar sisinfs btoayha
40 Yesterday before Commisio Ser o.boFu He waived
his . "a an Ration AMI was bold 10 has in O. 900.
Bernard waichnian, scclsaed 81 HAVING uttered
terirt 500 United States 1ua-ry note hcld - tss
ia tho sum N o. GOO
Wal CTos1y, charge or issglng roUnioIlrt tsy
cent STAMP NEs also Lria 10 baA ia a. 900
tHG auKDsK n1aHD A. ankRicAs rE~ss ~
FAiKnsO
lloyd Brown "a cna0ed 4air who, ALREADY rooglsA
~ the iirrnp y charged with hs Ing narlared Jau~s
beutg.oy, Dad of tho Annrnsn xhip 20 aihna
Godfrey tue hay ~ Palermo Sicily. Uvughf W
III further examination also frank Brswae ans
D.sd Fat, Who are ascn-ed VIII bsnE snesss,ries "
the alleged rns.reT. ~ rrogfrss ms'ie slth ths
csss. vAion possge.sl IN A0Dlay 0ss a. tSssvs
oefafk
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sfws fscm rM ptcTr COAST.

~ FFtNfI-FU, NuAtN d Nv
dssraicL from vic.0Fm states tha tbs rnisa sgatss
steamer sagtna~ srrvrd There yesterday
y u stated fbr rasssneers recently srnvsd from
Tapic and Acspsic0 thsi Hutsoto ard wsals
FORE had gone over 10 th- iibsrss
Tn French hsd notified lsrss nunnier ~ the inhsbl.
tsnts ~ Acapulco sssi 10 the fesbr. ~ the town
and orcer arfoired ~ enumand tlein and desiiniDs
serve we're assss.ed ltom $40 " s2h per morth
The aInonnt u bniicn shipped from virginia liv and
Gold llIl Sevaaa tnrlug tbe past seven months ID
g. sol g1r The sf1runi ssiir11sd fcT th~ present
month from the same source j. 81 800 oe0.
Minlnx shafes veal. Oyhf $50: rhoIlaf Pos0-i.
siTs klrha slos S-ass 5000 Ye.g0s lsctsl soog
Iiuefai, sr3 Legal tendsr', Tita
Tue British steslss sparrow HAwi from Nlctofs,
srTived today
sax TAtxcDso, Angue 4. 1890
Nin.rr shsrss show hfmgess. but trNnsallons afr
nshf Imperial 81. EetLsr. sl45 Ssssg. so o.
t@Eni isndsrr. ne.
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MARYLAND NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.
SPECIAL TstGaaa 70 TIE new YORK HERALD
All the Anti-RaJicai Elements Unitin1 Great
AGGRESSION OF nion voters in BALTIMORE.

NALtsoRk, august :, 800
conclisory resolutions passed by the Democratic
State Convention DAY ard the delegates chosen % tho
Philadelphia Convention give gGca satisfaction 70 The
entire fusion Of I'll the anti radical elements At tho
suinl state election.
The delegate 10 tho phlisdelph.a Convention chosen
~ ,he conservative Union aad democratic parties will
readily combine
The most hopefc feeling now prevails among sli sup
norers OF the rresdeEts policy.
Nearly two thousand new voters voTs registered IN
Baltimore ycss9.day pnd today, mostly democrats who
heretofore unjGsty excluded rom ". rois
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Iat t,trss sumS CAST.


HtI1FN TuukcI HfhaI AHd IaII
ArGgsr s.--~eyssi cia,<- ysnVer E,4v~.
Bok..--in ,ais Gaze iar pls1n,E. w h,StlsS~ .e,s
co. sserd'el against Ls aef'ndsni' s,sasasx h,a a.,
srlh o NE rros's ihs hirr1s S.sbi.lmsBi. rss
ouns Up befofe mo Csn.D'> ~ -, .,. "s y"
asy sae 'eas Tow 80, Tor che purpose OF renissax
ceoAyas, w ~ only whsca waa arisi npon
,sa, os ,,as Brook. The Court dsrsd che melisa
u,si II u npdrIAlood that tho ftSeks nr.h.rv
sp' any ,hs case 70 tho Court Of Appeal.
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CALIFORNIA DELEGATES 70 TINE pallApflpHA CONVENTION


The Democratic State Central Committee yesterday AZ.
pointed tho following delegates ~ the Philadelphia Con
vcnlon First district Joseph Thors aud samuel purdy
Second district Jno Disli. SAINT u hnrlini f'lfd dis
rlct Pierson Bredpg Thos +. Hanson. Delegates nj
large, WIN +. Coleman, Jas. A. MCDoagal W. " Cope,
and Jackson temple
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Appoints .n,s 81 Delegates 10 the Phiisdaci.
phis G0ns rni ION.

EAfrMOeE ArgUis, Isbt.
Tho democratic State Convention niss here to-day and
appointed tie following pcrons 20 represent tn Htato IN
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Convection For the Western shore,
Thomas g. prsii u BALTIMORE; Hcnty G. G. KEY. OF =
Mary For the Eastern shoe H. D. csfm,chn"l, Of
Queen AMOS; lssac ID. Jones, % Somerset First de
iric, .jcsoph A. Neeks, ~ Kent, naa~i Henry, ~
dorchester Second diglrei--itichad GrAson, Of Bsiu
moo county Henry " Archer, ~ Hartford Third
district " steele Of Balii,nore: William colious VI
gat imoie Fourth Dis,fcl-R a. Cook, ot washing
tou; T. Peudsy, ~ Carroll.
The Convention al onFned Nth lss.n 1hsess a- -
drew Toi Lsou ~+~r-~~
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ARRIVAL M yHf TAalFs.

Tue esra cansrd steamship Carts c.p,.a tAs.lsaas
which 'aii Liverpool 81 on. O'clock .. shs snsfnosn n
TIE x.,h OF July ana onssns,osa the foo~tas az.
fsvea si this port ssy yesterday mofaipr asr rrg,si
a.. hseo fully anilcipsied
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VIRGINIA uH.tsaIes 70 the PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION

Ric1aOSp, Va, August :, labo.
The Dis.ro, Convention nj Petersburg today ap-
pointed thu following delegates 20 Pr lade4pha Ihcs.
Wallace, John X Keiby. DR. T. q. gobinson and George
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nols have established &C Inos Soldiers College and MI
tary Academy 81 Fulton for the purpos. TIA
soldiers and sailors Of Ilaoss and their
Resolved. That eonmenc 70 tho soldiers Of state
desiring education, " the favorable
All our patriotic aud benevolent ctxeas.
The following preamble and resolution adopted
BY silent standing vote OF the Convsnson:-
Whereas since tho assembling Of the last Illinois STATE
Convention. tbs favorite Of Illinois Abraham Lincoln
then President has been stricken down BY tho hand Of
assassin the nation left the loss OF ia Chief
NATE aud the foremost In tho OF freedom and tbs
VAion: therefore.
A.sol,sa That this Convention. standing in nc imms
diAN neighborhood Of the martyrs bones seyeuty
IN hoAor OF the iussTous dead the memory OF whom lea
snroh ed among all the virtues which sdorn soiena
which he slain.
The following State Central Committee appointed
az followA--Msmbers nj large--A G. Hessing. br y
brown. GENERAL J. n. Hsnic. District nsmbers-N
williams, q Moore, James Dcnsmorc, D. Mack, Emery
Hough y. Waite. William Mossiisrd, A. O. Babcock.
J. l.. Morrison, y s. Martin, Thomas Quick. C. sIoo.
Addresses OF srest length and ability were delivered
by General Logan and Senator Trtimbuii aud brief
speeches BY Hon \. NJ Moulien and General Hurbnt.
The Convention then adjourned.
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odsasAs0.ssTssiI A sioia;IAa66 AsS;.f A.
' sSnfssD ~ rbs sgsssf!r Ca a. ssar.I
BTAfrIffrH. .-Esfefeuees-Wo1sn 81 rsr~ sd sssrss
los beauty A S. fsp0 fss srosiwsy sSd sras< -
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Convention ef the Illinois Grasd Council
Of the Union Lcaxac Of Amsricnj
SPpfroFIxfD. Auausf 4 IR6d

Of the Union Lcaxac of AmsricnJ
SrsrorisLD August Z, 1s65
The Illinois Grand Council OF The Union League OF
America convened yesterday and held three lengthy
cret sessions. The organization has fallen into disse
since the las, Presidential election, bat II is In
tended 10 regsnerste II Tor during the presen,
psgn.
Resolutions were adopted calling upon all tho leagues
throughout, the State reorganze and aer utmost
sndosvors in the Of loyalty
The Council elected the following grand
President, Hon. H. G. Tngcrsou, Peoria; Grand Vice
President Captain v D. Nolan, ConiraliH Grand Assist
ant Vice President j. ~ Norton, Tamaros; Can't Treas.
urer, T. II. Melvin, Springfield; Grand ha.aha' pr.
James i. smpson, carroiton; Grand Sentinel Homas
y. Crowder, SPRINGFIELD; Grand Secretary, George w.
Harlow, Springfield. Grand Chaplain. Rev, y n Ianda,
Galesburg Thomas Turner former Grand Pies having
gone 90 the johnson party, his place wss declared
vacant and Hon. w. e. i0gefsoi elected IA his stead
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Rate hSi..'s li.ir D,.. The ys-' la tie " sSsa.
- tif - fsf DE ~ asiff fff.ss. nssAts a-~4s
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wuut8tfeaM FtarfslNT furn tnA Mafatnf ttNflsh
nstsi Hsls sri rsisa' Hisst fi-sssst Uefr1r ts.-s
sf-st Said b sfiessf
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Al rri>rs ts-s~d !" Is.si Lotteries. ts.---
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4 iesf Holders e4t - sfdsf, " 80 sal fslsi ID
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Ii@r.ree igr. -tmer -~~i.a u.rsis.- Nc,
= 800 Ea.s4se &sslss - aat t@ffssg -
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X Hn I'll y fef*hNsM* ~ sH NNN M - NF MN#Mt
a. Bggsawsf 80 sfaf&.s.s Natta " =
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SO $3.50 a. ~ iAFfsst. stssf~f $50 go So
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A Little rr1nLi~ la the Csssp John A. Lsssa
Nominated t.r CONGRESS ~ J.arsr-A Full
state Ticker selected, &-.
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-14

TIE THEsPIANs.-The organiza-
ton of a Thespian corps among the
young gentlemen of our city having
been perfected, we are glad to state,
upon information from our friend
Mr.. A. Read, the President of the
Society, that the members design
making their first appearance before
the public in the course of week or
ten days. Due notice will be given
of the exact time and place at which
the performances may Dc expected
10 come off. Look out for some rare
histrionic treats
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DIBBunsENENTs.
Market houss


A contract entered into By Street Com.
mittoe with Mr.. Moffitt for refitting the
stalls, &c, in tho market for the sum of
$500, was approved and adopted.
contract with the President of the
Gas Company to furnish tho city with
light .or sixty. hree street Tampa, dating
from May lat 1855 to January lat 1857, for
the price OF $40O por month was agreed to.
Re-olutions relative to providing tho re-
dtmption Of claims against the city by
means ofthe new city bonds, we're nd opted
The Mayor WAS authorized to deliver to
the Auditor bonds to The amount Of ak
thousand dollars these honda to be signed
and registered by the Auditor and deliv.
cred TO tho Treasurer which latter officer
shall then proceed to pay off the debt Of
the city contracted previous to the 18th
day OF December. 1862, taking the regis
tered claims IA baas and the same TO be
paid in the following order:
lst. The circulating notes Of the city, is
sued Juno 18th, 1899, shall be paid during
tho pre- eat month Of August.
I'd. A II warrants issued by the city and
now outstanding and unimpaired. shrll be
paid during tho month Of September.
Sd. All accounts and Bills Registered
audited and approved by the Board OF Sc
lectmen shall be paid during the month
of October.
4th. All Bonds. Coupons, and interests
due shall be paid during tho month Of
Novemb er
When tho ak thousand dollars shall
have been exhausted in tho payment Of
claims of aforesaid, the Mayor Is author
lied to continue tho delivery Of bonds to
the Auditor in the manner and form, aud
for the purpose prescribed as aforesaid.
Monthly statements are required to be
published Of transactions of Auditor and
Treasurer in above matters. Registered
claims to have preference. The bonds to
be receivable for all taxes, licenses and
other debts due the city twenty five per
cent Of the bouds 30 collected aud received
into the Eseasury (under no circumstances
to DO re issued shall be act apart monthly
laE the final redem ntion OF the bonds
The city not to be Responsible for claims
ngains it barring date from 18th Decem.
bvr. 1862 and AuRuso lat, 1866, and for
which 3laims no warrants have been given J,
the city during said period having been
under military control.
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A REMEDY FOR CHoLERA.-The
New York Sun republishes the fol-
lowing as an excellent remedy for
cholera, and n good thing to "keep
in tho house" II is the same remedy
whichis prepared and sold by Messrs.
Jastremski & Mccormick, of this
city:
Mix in a small bottle equal parts
of the tincture Of opium (laudanum y
ti,cture of rhubarb tincture of cap
sicum, (red pepper,) double strength !;
tiacture of camphor; sweet spirits
niGre essenc, peppermint, double
strsngth.) Then shake all the in.
gradients together, cork the bottle
Aid have it ready for instant use.
1t will keep for years.
Dose For an adult from five to
thirty drops-according to const'tu-
ton and severity of symptons-every
fifteen minutes For children give
proportionately smaller doses-say
two, four, six, eight or ten drops, as
the case may seem TO require, In a
little sweeteued water.
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ME- RIEn-

At the residence Of the bride, In this
Parish, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev. John
Gerry. Mr.. JOHN MEADS to Miss MARY
r. BEHERNS.
May every joy and blessing known to
the coujugal state be realized by the happy
pair in all their sojournings along the
waysides of life. Thus do we remem Der
them in return for the complimentary
token Of remembrance with which they
honored the printer. All hands pledged
them, az in duty bound, from bumpers OF
the sparkling grape' which came apro-
DOS to the occason
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SAINT VINoENr's CoLLEaE, Care GrRAR-
DEAu, Mo. We dopiro TO call tho alton
ton Of parents and guardians to tho ad =
vertisement in TO dny's paper of tho above
old and highly respectable institution. st
Vincents College has been long and salts
iactorily patronizcd bv many Of our friends
10 THE and other accti ,n~ o' Louisiana and
II will be pleasure to them and Others 10
know hat its acsdemical walls and groves
ccnt'nno lit q. Of yore with the Tampa Of
intellect and knowledge. shining like hea-
con lights Of mental and moral excellence
and usefulness to tho rising generation.
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The Caterpiliar-Necessit of Va
rying or Diversifying Agricnl-
tuTal Labor.


We have it from undoubted nu.
thority that this i'll omened insect has
made its appearance on the planta-
tions Of DIR. s. 6. Laycock, Mr.. Il.
III. Burk, Mr., IL. b HARRISON and
others in this parish. From the
rapid manner in which we are told it
is developing itself, great fears are
entertained that its ravages upon the
cotton will prove in the end very Sc
rious.
What with the long continued in-
furious rains, in the ea'ly part Of the
season, the precariousness of labor
aud other drawbacks, and perplexi
ties attending the present ways and
means OF culture, and finally the
three per cent tax imposed by Con
gress upon the cotton, our planting
friends will, many of them have rea-
son to thank their stars if they can
manage to make enough to pay OK
penses.
BY the time the present crops of
cotton shall have been harvested and
sold, we think, unless something
wonderful turns up in the market TO
benefit the producer, that planters
will begin to realize more fully the
necessity Of dive'sifying tho products
of their fields. In common with
other conductors Of tho press in the
South, We have frequently taken oc-
casion g. impress tho necessity npon
the minds Of planters, but 81 broken
in are they to the old accustomed
harness, 50 welded to the single idea
Of cotton, that a change of routine in
their pursuits would seem to demand
super-hunan effort.
Evil elements the combined re-
suits Of .unfavorable weather, the
visitation Of the caterpillar, high
taxes, reduced prices OF the staple,
&c, may, in the form of dressings
in disguise" compel numbers of our
Southern planters to resort to a
diversl6cation Of crops next year
Should this turn out to be the case
the ice once broken would lead, we
have no doubt, to such successful
and profitable experiments upon the
manifold resources of our soil as
would create surprise and delight,
and cause planters to wonder and
regret that they should have left
these experiments SO long untried.
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STATE or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an rAa1, IA.

STATE or LoUIsIANA--pARIsH or EAST IA.
ton Rougs--Fiilh Judicial District Court No.
SID ncessslop VI Daniel esarlas. decosasd.
DY VIRTUE OF comm ssion issued Ia ,h, aboys
ID auecession and directed TO the Sheriff Of saId
Parish, from the Honorable Court aforesaid. win
expose to public sale In front OF tbs Court House
door OF said Pa ish In tho city OF Baton Rouge,
MONDAY, the 4th day OF September
next, A. 1866, ut II o'clock, A. M, OF said day,
the following described property, to-wit.
Two certain Lola OF Ground 10 that part Of the
regard and designated on the plan thereof a
Lots Nos Three t3) and Four ~ OF Square No
Fifteen nc containing, together. one hundred
and twenty feet In depth, all French msasnre
together with all the buildings and Improvement
thorson.
Terms Of sale cash.
.ugls ED d. CHEATHAM. Dsp'v sharifT.
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STATE W LouIsIANA-pAnIsn on EAST ia

STATE nE LoUIsI ANA-PAHIsH or EAST BA.
ton Rouee-finh Judicial bistri,t conrt.--t uc-
cession Of Aurors and Bsrthol new Bouche-
Ne 65,-pFosase #
WHEREAS J. q O. arrotte hrs this day alef
w with the Clerk OF said court hia applicable,
paying TO he appointed Administrator of this
above snceession.
Notice 10 hereby ri en- to all parties intsrestsd
TO show cause or any they have). within ten aym
fir m the arst publication hereof why said sppli.
cation should not he granted,
Witness my hand and tbs seal Of Office, this 18th
cay Of August, A. d, 1s66.
sugi4 " A. GALLAGHER, Dsp,y Clerk.
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OF IL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-14

THR PEOPLE AND CONGRESS-
Senators and Representatives con-
tracted with the people to serve two
yeas for six thousand dollars each
After getting elected they voted
themselves ten thousand dollars each,
thus swindling the people out of nine
hundred and forty four thousand dol
lars E! This is patriotism.
When the poor, working
clerks of the departments sked tor a
trialng additional compensation the
Radical Congress couldn't af I'd il !
This is Patriotism Washington
Republican.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-14

icy Mr.. Phillip Machot, Of our city, as
per advertisement OF Mr.. Oscar Boro.or, of
N"w Orleans, which see, will mako liboral
advances on consignments Of cotton 60 the
house Of Mr.. Borcior, We take pleasure
in recommending our friend. In tho coun.
try to both Mr.. Mschct and Mr.. Borcier a.
gantlomop who will deal justly, Ronor-
ously and eccomm datingly by thom.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-14

DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF Two
STEAMBoATs.-A fire broke out on
board the steamboat Adams, lying
at the foot OF St. Phillip street, 4th
District, at a quarter past 3 o'clock
yesterday morning. The steamboat
Saratoga, lying alongside the Adams
caught fire shortly afterwards, both
boats were entirely destroyed. The
steamboat Nicholas, lying adjacent,
also took fire, but it was extlnguIshed
before any serious damage was done
The fire is said to be the work OF an
inesndiary.-N. 0. Bee, llth.