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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-04-05
PRICE, THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
AgritnltaraI.
From the Bremer County PLGni..
The Homestead.

HoU TO make Il attractive. re.--APple Orchards Prof
table improvement. Hoae 10 plant Tie Tees and
take care Of them. m.--Hqrdy Tdrie,ies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

GrEsM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIyE'.FooL.
- The lrst class new iron steamship
MANHATTAN
VIII sail from New York the 10Th August.
Cabin passage, $40, sieerage. 81
Apply to WILLIAMS GUTnN.
Hroa way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

new SHIFTING TOP BUGGY: ALSO 4 No TOR
II Waglu SDdtodly 1T greet sacgice, ~ rr3ssm8n's
stable hry sesoni street bctaeen Lexington third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

A FINE BAY HORSE, SIX AIRS OLD, i5ll HtNps
- hs, warranted sound lnd kind; has las s aud
must be sold Anlly At II5 and III West Twentg third 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

I,oR WHITE MOUNTAINS ASp CANADA; ALSO goR
II HAsTPuHT AID SO. JOHN v r..
VIA PORTLAND.
Tie hr,t class .iaaunshps DfRffsO aud fRAN'DNIA
form semi.vessy linz between New Ycrk and Portland
svfns rtrr " Es. river York aud brown. wharf
Portland. every Wednesday aud Saturday. tP, The
Dlrgo View YORK Saturday and Portland 90 Wfd
ne.lay New York ednssd=y and
Por aud saturday TITS one Of The mo-, ste 'ns
ana agreeable rouies from New YORK % the Willie Noan
tsns Long Island aud vineyard Sounds y Portland Ad
~ Grand fraak Railway 10 Gornam. which - sheni 80
rlle. the Glen Hone
Tho this Ne are ns~, sud their accoufnols.
tons Ia passengers STRICTLY hrxf class
Passage Portland incadlnf siatsrno'n Ness .rfs
Through Tickets TO kss,pOr o. ocaiai' y . joins
Tes.t. procured al - rsan pier - East river.
y y h~ER AEsnt p-r y Eass rivsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

A HANDSOME Il SEAT HALF SPRING GoALBDX
"A Road Wagon for sale low; made TO order by W boi
Brothers. Apply At private stable i23 Thirty.
sixth street Ninth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.
TuE GrsER.L TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY MArt.
srEAMsnirs nErwEFN NEW YORK AND HAyRE,
The ,tersii new vessels on this ssyore route for
continent win all from pier No. 81 North river az foi
LAFAYETTE ......... Icmarls Saturday, August %
rEsFIRR. Duchs-ns saturday -sp'sinber "a
VILE DE PARIS sarmoni Saturday, Oetob-r6
PRICE OP PASSAGE IN .Otp.
First cabin sass second cabin 80
Inriuilnx table wine IN either ei4ss
The steamers of ih be do cary
Passengers intending "a liant at Bses wiz he furnished
with railroad coupon ks AMI their baggage checked
10 Paris At additional ehargs % ~ for arst and ~ Tor
For further Information apply 10
GRO. NcKfSzIR Agent. - Brosdwsy.
,I,ArscoTrs STEAMSHIP I'M -TEAv WEEKLY
L H. and from QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL
ROspuDRIs ASIA
pRornSTIs GAMMA
DELAWARE. cAHOIISs,
PACIFIC. CO>cOnDlA
Cabia rsssaes sino; STORAGE, ts,
payable Ia currency
csss,s sn'' @ '"1 passengers fro" Le'P' OF
fArscOrr BRdfnrRs co, - South street.
CsrEAM wEFkLy 10 And fRpM QUEENSTOWN
- AND LtvtRPUoI-
CUSARp LINZ
Is, vsr1 ME- ME- w wyrbrsbY s ssr.
stecfAsr passsgr an PAYABLE " currency
WILLIAMS GUloS, - Broadway.
ID lssrNGHRs PR JAVA AEE REQUESTED To w At
il the wharf Jersey fiy, AZ ~ usloek A. ~,
"Wednesday, IA Inst r. GUARD. 500 Bowiins Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

A SUPERIOR PAIR or TRUCK HORSES, SIX YEARS
~ Old sound ard Kind well 81 cd AMI excellent workers;
wegh ss19 hs pcc 500 Apply 10 }. A. Bahcock Co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

A NEW LIGHT, oNE-HoRsE RocKAwAY, SHIFT
~ ing seats; sold ut great bargaia al Davis Rich
auond's, lJj South street, II Peck slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

INOR SALF-TuREE YOU'VE HORSES, wARRA.TED
sound, knd and gentle, with two coal Carts. brick
Cart Harness. 10 he 33i West Forty third street
the dock at the foot OF TIC street, the
going West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
TRAVEL, EMS, GUIDE.

TRAVEL, EHs' GUIDE.
f,oSEY ISLAND rfRRY-THF SHANNON Str-
W sfiDN. lefvss thr.apber srest ~. ~. AID @s
Der street, a - w.. snf =. Morris street N'el =
10. Z and otort.
<,ogrY IsIANp.-grfCK, sAfE ND rtrA-ANr
~ roul~ grors ~ Wal South ~ Ftdsr lsrIy. tAks
Greenwood Shlri 9TH sah,
View rrseh; and Cnney Island rsre - ernis
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM rtu.uoAD~. =
Ill Trans 81 Abany and Troy. cDrre ing -h Nof,. y
snd w.ssrn rsns. v~w fors liufsnp RIVER RAJ
rad TAfish sr~s' sd frnth sysrue - an ~ a y.
ard 4 7 ard N r ~. sad par~gn nsft.f, I-snty.
slath aEa feUrh sysn1e a " " sud 3f u iA1
~ ". trsln va iius.on river .li ruu Sundays
Hss.IinE sitarh~f /. sd u y n. Hslrs y. r
trao .isS MtAsed sesllns srsfy nsF ssssp rs
rainrssgs vksl y ran through n Osfsnshrs "a " y.
~" y Nm ~ vsSDERBIIr We rrssssal
NogNiSg LINZ roR rEEksNiLl -lIiE soEr.t -
vi iaav~N III stfert tkr Makn tff llNsJ ~
" iaafss fhNty.fosgih s'f.-i isassf Nss"ass DEF.
Ferry raiyfosB. Nyses rng ~tnE H..rrst 49, Nfss.r
rein. sud Vs-rlsnss. fs'nrns = ~ Y y.
DF0CIsR soRsfSa hotr ~ rErkssiiI-t
TX IN. Al vcr.sv. p.s'lers, D0hbs fsfsy fsuy iowa.
syss hlue sns sna ssf.fstfsw I've So SO sss.el
ssaIasr U.u sesGsUs. Japan - fslief = wlA 49,
fon n nsf.s stree sssff I. unss JUS. r's".r-
tneases snalu4 - uirly .4f street $3.50 49, hsffn'
Ins ies.s. r.~kssn 80 r "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
SAILING VESSELS.

L'Oe ADELAIDE SOUTH AUSlRAiIA.
u Thea No I clipper bark HERs'iiFi VII saH ~
above por sspsnbsr L. sud take few nrst cs,s
'''' wv >. fifRsa co ~ sou,h william stree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

.gtngst ~ rafE tfnIYATfos. wa. ~ .ALss
"A 4.w usrkN ices ts'snt mNeAsa So Eatiaea -
si'nrp t.t1b. 49, f.sfiY u s4ssnss 49, hsets =.
ta~stt Maat# A. ta8nm ftAa rt.fsa@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

A SIxsaATED GERMANTOWN RocKAwAY, PHI.
II adelphia make; In good order: for sale cheap Apply
al private stable RS West Twenty FIRST street between
l,ghth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

L,oR sALE-A GOOD roNv WELL MADE, sUIrA.
II BILE Tor W business; also Express Wagon
nov. Inqule ]. 3Il West Sxlcenth sigeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

4 rcTToN SALE OF CRnckERY TAsLE GLASS
a ware, Cutlery, ar--IENRY q. EVANS aucon"er
viii general irs To suit the retail trade
guesday August ~ at 10 o'clock NJ IS barclay street
sale without, and goods carefully repaoksd for ship
mon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

A UCriON NOTfcE.-BoOTs AND SHOES
"A W. N. HOLliNasIEAD AUCrIoNEER.
THIS DAY cru SDAYl AUGUST ~, AT TO-. O'CLOCK,
BY CHARLES q. WAkREN,
AUCTION RouMS, Y coRILANDI sTkhET
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY PACKAGE SALE or
BOOTS SHOES BRoDANs. RAIMoRALS. CATERS,
sLifEEKs, &C. FOR CASH.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OF. M0RE OF
CHOICE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN
GREAT YAkiEsy OF STYLES, SIZES AND GRADES,
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21
mORsEs, CARRIAGEs. &c,

A LIGHT CURTAIN COACH; SIX SEAT ROcKA.
"A way, Coune Rockawny; depot top Wagon; Doctor
raaeton lager WSson skeleton Wagon Road Wagons;
Harness new aud second hand ladies' gents Saddles
aud Brides Sheets Whips, Nets &C. Apply at ,is9 aud
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Departed this life at 10 o'clock, on Sat-
urday night. the 18th instant, at her resi-
dence, in the city of Baton Rouge, Mrs
SARAH RHODES, aged seventy years.
This venerable and highly respected
lady was born in tho State Of Georgia in
1895. When young, emigrated to the
State of Mississippi, where che married,
and in 1915 removed to this State, whore
she has since resided. II is the fortune Of
but few mortals to reach the age allotted
by the good Book; but she was one Of the
fow allowed to witness the great changer
through which We have passed since she
was ushsred into existence. She brGvely
fought the "battle of life,n and has de-
scended to the grave revered and respected
for her virtues and true Christian piety by
all who knew her. 1t is saying but little,
that in the discharge of her duties as wife'
mother, true Christian and friend, Sho
came fully up to The mark. She leaves
but ore child, the last of six, and several
grandchildren TO mourn her loss; but they
should not mourn as those without hope,
for she died the death of the righteous.
In the full possession of her faculties, for
tilted with the sacramepts of the Church,
with the holy minister of God by her side,
and conscious Of her approaching d,ssolu-
ton. she passed from time to eternity as
quietly and serenely as child sinking
into q swest Stun Der. 1t should therefore
be source Of great consolation to those
she left behind her, to feel assured that
she was fully prepared to meet her Creator.
and that she is now member of the com
pany of the Heavenly hosts reaping the
reward Of well-spent life. eBiesssd are
those who die in the Lord" H.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

The PERFECTION OF RED TAPE.
The undergraduates of the English
University of Oxford have lately quar-
relied with their bread and butter
or more correctly, with those who pro
vide these and other articles of food
in the college. A sturdy writer to an
English journal, again some account OF
his suffering, and his search for res.
ponsible head upon which to lay the
blame from which we get a glimpse of
division of labor and responsibility
exceeding even that practiced ip our
city governments
yesterday evening the dinner pro.
Eided for the mess to which | belong
was, as usual, perfectly cold We &C.
cordingiy sent for the maneiple, and,
after complaining to him, requested
him also to observe that the hot water
dish on which the meat 10 placed, was
not only not properly heated, but as
cold as tho meat upon it.
COB, sir 7 replied the official, 4
have nothing to do with that; that is
the business or the general butler
He is accordingly sent for.
"Have you the charge Of the heat.
ing of these dishes p mo, sir the
other butler does that. I've got to look
after the spoons and forks Send
the other butler then
"Presently the other butler,' ar
rlves, and the following dialogue en-.
sues {:
"You have to zee that this dish ia
properly heated 2 yes, SIR Then
Why is it as cold as ice tonight?
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
The Eight Hour Labor Movement

Quite a general movement has
been going on, especially among the
large commercial and manufacturing
districts of the country, bearing on a
restriction of time in labor.
In the press and legislative bodies,
and in public meetings, says the
National Intelligencer, the subject ef
hours and wages Of workinglnen has
of late been much discussed. The
State Legislatures have generally,
after much consideration of the mat
ter, refused or neglected to enact the
eigbt-hour rule. Before a committee
of the House Of Representatives a
proposition of the sort is pending,
and a member, who is one of its
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
But, I hayeo,tethe charge of heating

But, I hayeo'tethe charge of heating
the water, sir. 80 "a 80
"We were getting tired Of sending
for people, now but, determined to
get at the bottom Of the matter, il
possible, SO we dup the cooks boy,
who, as butler No. 2 said, had to
heat the water. + ztGs
owe expostulated with the boy,
and received some excuse about "a
hole nths boiler and mot being able
to get it mended on Sunday ANY
how said we, if there isn't more
water in the thing than there is to
day, it will never keep any think hot
'Ob, sir rejoioed the day, 4 have
nothing 10 Go with putting the water
in; I've only to heat it put in.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

A MONSTER SERPENT, OR WHAT s
LEFT OF Ir.-Mr. NJ. Dykes of Liv
ingston parish has left with US the
hide of monster rattle-snake killed
by him not long since on the Co'yeI, 10
tnat parish. The hide, which is well
preserved, measures seven and halt
feet in length aud ten inches in
breadth at is broadest part. The
tail eliminates III seventeen rattles, In
Guiding the "buttou" at the tip. 1t is
a marvellous relic and we'll worth the
inspection of the curious. The tough,
Dess and beauty Of the hide, render
it susceptible of being converted into
shoes which would be at once durable
and elegant 1t IS for sale.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
Corr.oE HOME, N. O., May 9, 1866.

Ky Dear %r-Your letter, of January
ION, enclosing u check for seven hundred
ani sixty eight dollars and seventy five
cents, ha- just been received, having been
forwarded from Stanton, Va. / regret
that the long delay in reaching me, has
gwen you cause tor thinking me indfer
eut or ungratetuI. y
But, Us you say, cit is u free will New
Years offering, aud EXPRESSES The deep ana
sincere sy IN pathy for he family Of the SOL
der whom you delighted tc honor while
living, and whose memory is still held in
grateful remen brance," | cannot refuse to
accept it. Indeed, could not, and have
10. declined any such testimonial of love
aud gratitude to the memory Of my pre-
cIoLS husband. y
For the KIND words of sympathy ex-
pie ,sed in your letter, tender t. you,
snt TO those you represent, my sincere
tha ks, and assure you that it is a comfort,
anG strengthens me to bsar my great loss,
to lie the rec pient of 80 much affection,
Kindness aud generosity from our noble
hesrted Southern people. y
Yours, very truly, -a
M. a. JACKSON.
G"c. A. Kstchum, Acting Nayqr Of 81. bile.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

How TO CLEANSE 4 CIsrgaN. As
many Of our citizens ara frequently
annoyed with unclean cisterns, and
are necessitated to resort to cleans.
ing proc ess, we give the following,
which we find communicated to the
columns of an exchange L.
Another simple thing / have acci.
dentally learned, and it too, if not geo.
orally known, ought to be, relating
to stagnate, odorons water cisterns.
After frequent c!eanings and other ex-
periments, all to no positive psrna.
nent utility, | was advised TO put
say two pounds of caustic soda in the
water, and 1t purified it in a few
hours. Since then, when | tried
what is called concentrated lye, | had
quite as good a result. One or both
of these articles can be obtained at
almost any drug. lists.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

DEoDoRlzERs.-Now that everybody
is least taking about cleaning up
and making every thing sweet and
pure against the appearance Of
cholera, the following list of cheap
and valuable disinfectants may give
somebody needed information: VI
Two pounds of sulphate Of iron
"copper" dissolved in pailful water,
and poured into vault will proven.
the formation of sulphuretted by.
drogen gas for some time, and will
generally be sufficient to remove all
nuisance.
A layer of charcoal dust will pre-.
vent the escape Of all offensive odor
from any decomposing substances.
One pound of nitrate of lead dis
solved in pailful of water, is excel
lent for sinks, sink drains and vaults.
If other things fail, chloride Of lims
is always effectual, and may be freely
used ia vaults and upon other collec-
tioEs of filth.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

Coop APPOINTMENTS Thomp.
son j. Bird, Esq, the Sheriff elect Of
this parish, has appointed Mr.. Ed
D Cheatham as his Deputy, and
Mr.. Eli Brooks as Parish Jailer.
John McGrath, Esq, Parish Re
cor'er elect, has appointed Mr.. B. F.
FL. Skolfeld as Assistant Recorder
The above are all competent and
wor by gentlemen, from the "bosses'
down. Having entered upon the
discharge Of their respective duties,
we cordially wish them fair weather
an ] pleasant sailing throughout their
Cf3eial career.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

DoLBEAB's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, New
OR.EANs.-W We publish below II list Of Uhe
stud GnLs Of DOibeur Commercial College,
who received the honorary degree of Mas
ter of Accounts Gu yesterday, May 10, 1875.
1t will be Understood that at this college
there is no vacation, no fixed time for stu
dents entering, or tor awarding dIpiomrs
bus as soon rs students are qualified to en-
ter upon their duties as booEkeepers or
business men, the degrees are conferred go
as not to detain them unnecessarily. Oar
ing each month there are quite number
who receive their diplomas. Students are
required to have q certain amount of prac
I ;aI knowledge bsioie they can obtain
The d. ploma, which is passport over the
c,untgV.
ii ). Ferguson Of La. Nathaniel W
God oold, If Texas, Il. b Ford OF Miss, T
+. Erian OF La J. y. iuckett, Oh Miss. NJ
j. sail, Jr., Vf Texas, a. Ii. May OF Ia
Lawrence CuVanrgh 3t Texas, E NJ. Byrne
OF Ala. j. NJ tn a5Ose OF d a., j. N Ful-
ier of La, X. ID. Lauier of Miss. G.. b
BAIus vi la, Geo. +. Cock OF La. w. C
Dykons OF Ala, J. NJ Steurns Of La, u,
Nj Dannis of La, J G. Dyer. OF Texas, |.
Z Fort Of Ga, Mr.. Selkirk, Texas.-Aeu
UrIeaaS Times, 2otb.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
[For the Gazette and Comet.
TO LIZZIE B., NEW ORLEANS, LA.

When fsirer forms around thee glide,
And all is mirth and elee,
/ ask thee but TO Pause awhile,
And give one thought to ne.
When in the silent gloom OF night
Thy fancy wanders free, H
Mid all the moments spent in bliss,
o them remember mol ro
When plunge in sorrows deepest. gloom,
Thou dost bawail thy lot,
Then turn to me, thy constant friend,
For III forget thee not.
In all thy weary pilgrimage
Through this bleak world of care, e
When thou art almost forced to yield
Thysslt to dark despair. -3
Then think Of me whsss'sr thy fate,
However hard thy lot, g.s s.aras1 @
For an still thy faithful friend,
And shall forget thee not
~ CHARLES.
Baton Rouge, La, May 23d, 1866.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

.PENITENTTARY MADE SHOES
The Louisiana Penitentiary at this
place, is now turning out superior
9rality Of pegged brogans, at the
rate of three hundred pairs a week.
So our friend Louis Kondert Informs
us, and he can vouch for the fact, as
the shoe department is under his ce-
pable supervision and management.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
Another Letter from Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson.

MAYORS tFFI9E, CRY OF MOBILE,
M'nie, May 18th, 1866.
Editor Mobile Daily TmeE:
Dear SIR have this day received from
Mrs. T. j jackson, u letter ack now lodging
the receipt OF the amount sent through me,
To her b, the citizens of Mobile. | cannot
d. 80 more appropriately than by copying
such PORTIONS VI her letter rs feel she
wJuld NOT object 10 ha7lng published.
Yuur7, very trnfy,
GEO. a KETcHUM,
Acting Mayor.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

20 The total revenue derived in
New Orleans alone, from the United
States Internal Revenue Tax of
two cents per pound on cotton, for
the year ending April goth, 1866,
amounts to $3,171,5Sl 70.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

"a 4 correspondent of tie Bos.
ton Journal writes: There seems to
be in Washington general alarm at
the drift Of things. and some SEN
ators who have opposed the admis.
sion of representatives from the
States lately in rebellion now ex-
press themselves ready to vote for
men whose loyalty is unquestioped.
Unless this is done the Democrats
win organize the next House.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24
"Quick Sales and Small Profits p
fNoTrcE

THE UNDERsIaNED willrs eve proposals up
u to Friday, the LIST Of June, l. 50, rom parties
withing TO fnraisht supplies 70 the Louisiana In
situation for the Deaf and Dumb ard The Blind
vi Fresh M at, takers tread and Fire Wood,
In such quantities as may DO rtquhed Tor lhs en-
suing year. asa.r
Those Offering will state the best tsrms on whirh
the reveal o. teller will be fur tbed ior payment
~ be made monthly sstAF htah FE &@
All bids will be snbj CT to the appr,.ysl Of and
such. scu it5ss anay required by, the Boardios
Admi, i3tratcrs.
For tho qurlity and quantity required, apply
TO A. X, MAE1is, Superintendent.
e A o'o MINOR Finance Committee,
BAros ReUGE, May 23d, 1865. i15,- saIr.F
nH- Advocate please copy. -l u. - ~
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

The RED RIVER OvERFLow.-TheC addo
Gazetre of the 18th, says that four ffChs OF
the cultivated Lind on Red River is over
fl ,wed, and the remainder 10 saturated.
The prospects OF crop are gloomy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

A LII suhscrii ees TO; he Life Of Jsckson. whose
IA aubseriptio wee in be ose the 18th inst,
Can re e We their cop es from Il e A. eat.
those e,ir,ng hrst .opies ofihis vaiusble wo X
CHE only edition auth RET by he widow of
Gen. Jaes soL) .hou a subSc,i mmedi lteiy.
stfy,F .| .#e FTr gaGF " VI. HEauMAN.
maya Ageat for Baton Rouge.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

The Amazon, it is expected, will be
very high this winter. 1t ID winter there
when it liz Summer here. -...
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

- John Quincy Adams has been ar
rested in Pelslqms, CAL, fol, stealing
chickens. Thus is a great name betowled.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-24

Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind.
A LII PERSONS having claims against the above
IA Institn.ion. are he eby notified 20 pre- ent
Item 70 the urdersigr ed at the office OF the Pr rish
Recorder WI hin thirt, days rom the date hereof
with view 10 settlement II found correct,
JOIN n, f ooosNoR, Finance COMMITTEES.
BATON ROUGE NAV 9Th 1866.
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Baton Rouge, La, May sd, 1866.
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MAY RITTER.

OSl LBS. FRESH MAY pUfTfR. Just re-
SCO ceived and for sal. w {l4
may22 JOSHUA BEAL.
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4 reduction Of the currency, ad-
dod to its spread over a widening
area of population and territory, will
bring down prices, and greatly i'm,
prove the situation of all mechanical
and agricultural labor. l1EI3