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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-11

General Butler has commenced i suit for
libel against Brick Pomeroy," editor of the
La Crosse Democrat, laying the damages done
to his (Butlcrs( character at one hundred
thousand dollars@
Ex.Presidcnt Pegct, of Peru, and Cabinet
have been sentenced to fifteen years Danish
ment as traitors, and mulcted in fine of fifty
per cent. of the $4,000, 900 paid to the Spanish
minister in 1865.
The latest advces from Panama state that
cholera had broken out among the United
States troops crossing the Isthmus on their way
to California. At the last accounts forty-six
had died.
The Delaware River is so completely frozen
over at Burlington, sixteen miles above Phila-
delphia, that hundred of vehicles are crossing
it daily at various points with entire safety.
The Denton Caroline county, Nd, Journal,
advocates the formation of new State, to
be composed of Delaware and the Eastern
Shore counties Of Maryland and Virginia.
The Constitutional amendment has been rat
fled by the Kansas House of Delegates The
Senate refused to suspend the rules for that
purpose.
III reported from Chill that the CniIian
Government had refused the proposed media
ton Of France and England.
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The Maryland Legislature will, probably,
pass bill cniranchising citizens who have been
disqualified from voting or holding office, under
the provisions Of the Radical registry law.
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The Constitutional amendment has passed
both Houses Of the New York Legislature,
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DRITISH PERIODICALS.

Tho London Quarterly Reviow conservative.
Tho Edinburgh Review (Whig)
The Westminster Review (Radicalj
The North British Review Gree Church,) and
Slackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory.l
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The Charestown Spirit of Jefferson calls
Thaadcus Stevens-''that warm hearted, gen
erous old man Very good The Spirit
knows how to be ironical as we'll as caustic.
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LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
.ments for its publication.

Our advices from Europe by the cable are to
yesterday. The leaders Of the Reform move
ment have decided not to make the proposed
demonstration by the introduction Of mass
ncttions upon the meeting of Parliament, but
will adopt the less turbulent mode OF permit,
ting the Reform bill to come up IN the usual
course n s of legislation. The London Times, in
commenting editoraly upon the aspect OF
affairs in the United States, says the proposed
Impeachment Of President johnson shows that
a revolution is in progress in this country, and
questionable proceeding Trustworthy adj
Vices from the Mediterranean state that the
Greek plot to fomentinsurrection IN the Islands
adjacent to Greece is spreading rapidly. For
mdable insurecionary moveu cnts have DC
Cured in other Islands bcsi'les that OF Gambia.
It is reported that Rustein Bey, now the
Turkish Minister at Florence, is to represent
his Government at Washington.
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. ARE CHANCE, for a man with limited
~ means to make moncy!--A STORE and
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE at q reg
ular depot on the Orange & Alexandria r. R..
within 30 miles of Washington, whore a good
business can be done a regular Postotiice is
connected with the Station. The property will
be sold reasonably if applied for soon. Reason
for selling out-other business to attend so.
For information As to terms, &c, apply to
S. CHILDERS,
in I'm Nnkasvilln Stntinn q G, 4 z z
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The bill introduced into the Senate, by NJ
Morrill,, relative to the real and personal prop
erty of married females, mentioned in ycster-
days Gazette, OF course, applies only to The
District Of Columbia.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE. In the Senate,
on Wednesday, House bill, to incorporate the
IIydraulion Steam Fire Engnc Company of
Alexandria, was read twice and referred to the
Committee on General Laws.
A communication from the House Of Dele
gates, announced the passage Of House dill for
the assessment Of taxes Oh persons, property,
income and salaries, which was read twice and
referred to the Committee on Finance.
In the House of Delegates, the Speaker an
nouuced that the joint commission from the
States of Virginia and West Virginia would
meet in Baltimore on the 10th instant, and
as he must attend the meeting, he would de-
puta Mr.. I. n Watkins to fill the char dur
ing his absence. .....
Mr. Robertson presented a memorial from
the members of the bar of ALEXANDRIA,, stating
that the facilities for the trial of civil and
criminal cases, and tho transaction Of business
of judicial nature, originating with in the
cooperate limits of that city are wholly made
quate, and asking for the organization of a
Hastings Court, organized on the same plan
and clothed with the same powers and juris-
diction as the Hastings Court of Richmond.
Joint resolutions declining to ratiIy the pro-
posed Constitutional Amendment" were
passed by both Houses-unanimousy in the
Senate; in the House of Delegates-yeas IA
no, Mr.. Daniel w. Lewis, of Fairfax county.
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The National 1ntelgencer opposes the pro-
position to allow the Baltimore and Ohio r.
R., the right for two generations, TO run it's
engines up to and along the enclosure of the
Capitol, in the heart of the city of Washington.
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number of petitions were presented IN favor OF
the tariff bill passed by the House last session,
and also petition from citizens of Pennsylva-
MIA asking for constitutional amendment to
provide against inequality on account of birth,
race or color. The bill regulating the time of
meeting of Congress was taken up and passed.
By this bill the time for the meeting OF Con-
gross is fixed on the 9TH Of March, - NJ. The
consideration Of the bill prohibiting any dis
rinctions in civil or political rights on account
OF color in any of the Territories, was resumed,
and, after some amendments, the BILL as
amended, was passed Pending the consider.
alton of the Til regulating the tenure Of offices,
the Senate adjourned.
In the House, resolution i'll favor Of givln"
commissioned officers aud enlisted men who
were separated from their commands tul Pay
and allowance for the full time that they we're
subject to the military or naval authority OF the
t. S. was adopted 4 bill fixing the salary Of
route agents in the employ of the Post Office
Department, was reported and passed. \ bill
declaring Clinton bridge ACROSS the Mississippi
i post route was reported aud passed by Il vote
of l0l to 49, The Senate amendment to the
bill to fix the time for The regular meeting
Of Congress was taken up and agreed to- The
Senate amendment TO the bill to amend the
organic acts of the Territories Of Nebras ka,
Colorado, Dakota, Nc, was agreed to- Inc
Joint resolution appropriatng SIS, 900 10 dciray
expcnscs Of the Joint select Committee on Re
trcnchment was passed. Pending he consid-
Grafton Of the Senate bill to admit Nebraska,
the House adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-11

Since a high tariff Of duties is to become the
settled policy Of the government, it is the duty
of the South to accommodate herself to that
policy, as fast as her resources will permit
No country, in the world, presents such in
ucements tor the investment of capital in
manufacturing enterprises, as does Virginia
And We are glad to see, that attention is turned
more and more to that field of enterprise.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07
SUPREME CouRT DECISION

SUPREME Court DECISION
april 29th.-John NJ. Bach VS.. M.
Verbois ct al. 1256-Ilsley, j. 1t
is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the judgment Of the District
Court, dismissing the opposition, be
annulled, avoided and reversed, and
it is further ordered that the oppo-
sition be reinstated and the case re-
manded to be proceeded in according
to law, at the cost of The appellees.
The suit involved in the above
decision is the one which was de-.
cided in the lower court as against
the rights and claims of the city of
Baton Rouge in and to the ground
known as "lIoyal Square" and
sundry vacant lois in Beauregard
Town portion of which property
has been sold to individuals and by
them improved.
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TpE AUGUST SHowER on Mn.

THE AUGUST SHOWER OF Me.
TEoRs.-Leverrier, the French As.
tronomer, has addressed letter to
Sir John Herschel concerning the
swarms of falling stars that will visit
us on or about the 10th of August,
which, he says, move in an orbit
perpendicular to that of our planet,
while those Of the month of Novem-
Der move in direction contrary to
that of the earth; and asks Sir John
Herschel on what grounds he thinks
this latter fact to BIZ contrary to the
theory of the nebula.
NJ. Leverrier finds the contraction
unavoidably only in the case of our
adopting Laplace's idea of the forma-
ton of the planetary system. La
place supposes the sun to have re-
suited from the condensation of the
constituents of nebula, and that the
planets were afterwards formed by
the condensation of >the zones of
vapor which were gradually aban-
doned by the atmosphere of the sun.
With such hypothesis to start from,
M. Leverrier admits that any plan
etary motion in contrary sense to
that of the bodies of our systems,
that is, from east to west, would be
inconceivable; but contends that had
Laplace known the phenomenon of
the falling stars, he would not have
framed his hypothesis.
Discussing the showers of the
18th Of November, M. Leverrier con-
cludes from them that the showers
of stars belong to formation far
more recent than that of our planets.
If showers were of a very ancient
date, they would have by this time
been transformed into a continuous
ring; and this not being the case,
the phenomenon must have begun a
very few centuries ago. He remarks
that the orbit of the shower meets
that of Uranus in exactly the same
way as the orbit of the comet of ITO
intersected the orbit of Jupiter; and
he thence seems to conclude that
possibly Uranus has attracted these
showers and forced them to follow
their present orbit-a supposition
which he supposed by mathematical
reasoning. In his opinion the aster-
oids of November will ultimately
form ring; those of August have
already done so, and are of much
older date.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

DEAD BODY FoUND.-The dead
body of white man was found in
the river near Baton Rouge Bayou,
on yesterday morning. 1t was very
much decomposed and indicated that
of person about IS years of age, and
supposed to have been the lost
engineer of the Inflated steamer
Fashion.
The body had on green plaid
pants, red undershirt and drawers
fine sewed boots, white overshirt,
dark cloth vest and white socks. On
the body was also found an Ameri,
can Waltham Go. silver watch, an
empty pocket-book with a New Oh,
leans tobacconist's card, and small
gold studs in shirt bosom marked
with diamond square.
A jury Of inquest was held over
the body and the usual verdict in
such cases-"found drowned'-ren-
dered.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TNHE advertiser, have been restored to health
l. in a few weeks by very simple rem .dy,
after havirg suffered for several yea with a
severe lung affection, and that cad disease Con.
sumption-s anxious to make known to his fal-
lowsufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used free Of charee), with the drec.
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS. COUGHS, COLDS, and all Throat and
Lung Affections The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
ceives TO be invaluable, and he hopes every sui.
fsrer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties wish
ing the prescription FREE. by return mail, Will
please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

DEATH OF Col. SAM. L. IsETT.-
Intelligence has come to hand of the
death Of Col. Sam. L. Isett, which
occurred at Lawrenceville, near Pitts
burg, Penn, on the morning Of the
4th inst. Col. Isett was native of
Carlisle, Penn, but came here in early
life, and remained almost aninter.
ruptedly during period Of nearly
half a century, a resident Of Baton
Rouge, where he was honored and
respected by the many who were in
cluded in his large circle of friends
and acquaintance.
During the first part Of his career
in our city he was engaged in the
business of merchant in company
with Enoch r. James (since dead),
and the firm of James & Isett is re-
membered by our few remaining
"oldest inhabitants" as one of the
most honorable that ever existed
here. Subsequently, and for a great
many years, he served in the Ca
pacity of clerk of the Louisiana
Penitentiary, his scrupulous exacti-
tude and efficiency as an accountant
and business manager generally, fit
ting him peculiarly for the position
and enabling him to discharge its
duties in the most satisfactory man.
ner. For the past few years, he had
been employed as chief clerk of the
Allegheny Arsenal at Pittsburg,
under his old friend Gen. R. II. K.
Whiteley, commander of that depart
ment and for some fifteen years pre-
vious commander of the Arsenal at
Baton Rouge.
Col. Isett was seventy-one years
of age at the time of his death. This
sorrowful event, the result of an
apoplectic disease, has shrouded in
gloom the hearts of bis numerous
and devoted friends and relatives.
His bereaved wife, whose infrn
health had caused her to seek the
benefit Of change Of climate, and
the society of her friends and con-
nections in this vicinity, after re-
naming here few weeks, went to
New Orleans, where the intelligence
of her husbands serious illness
reached her. She Immediately de-
parted to rejoin him, but it is feared
she had hardly time to reach her
destination before the clods of the
valley had hidden from view all that
remained of her beloved consort.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

RELIEF OF THE OVERLOOKED Dis
TeIor.-A public meeting We are
happy to state, has been held in New
Orleans, to take measures for the re-
lief Of the suffering people of Che over
flowed districts. A general commit
tee Of the relief fund has been ap-
pointed; likewise subcommittee of
cooperation.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

Bay A Pixies Peak miner, writing
to Minnesota paper, says that the
miners are much discouraged in that
region-"they have to dig through a
solid rein Of s2rer four feet thick, be-
fore they reach the gold
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AN. Tho Roston school committees

ray The Boston school committees
say, in their last report, that assign
ing lessons to girls to be studied out
of school hours has been forbidden,
and that the teachers have been re
ouired to see that the regulations are
faithfully observed.
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sg~ Dickens has been reading
his works in Ireland with great sue
cess. At the last reading in Dublin,
hundreds Were turned away from the
doors.
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TOTAL REGIsTRATIoN.-The whole
number Of voters registered in this
city, up TO IL o'clock, NJ, yesterday,
was 400. This includes only IS
whites.
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THIRD STREET THEATRE.

THE BATON ROUGE THEsPIANs win give an
exhibition on WrDsEsDAr, May 18th, 1857,
reproducing, for the third time, their Popular
and Original Combination Pantomime, AN.
IPAROS, with gorgeous Overture Ia
BLEAU, additional TRICKS, Five Magnif.
cent TABLEAUs, New COSTUMES. etc, etc.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, rs cents Children, So
cents. Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Perform.
ance to commence at s54 O'Clock.
SEATS NUMBERED Box Office at the Theatre
will be open on Monday and Tuesday, May
18th and l4th, from to II NJ, and to P.
M, for securing seats. VI
may4-ltw&8ttw W.. WALTER, sec,y.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
II Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects of youthful indscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN r. OGDEN,
40 Ceder street, New York.
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Dissolution of CO-parlnership.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
L the undersig ed is this day dissolve by
mutual consent. The business, as hereto ore, to
be conducted by J. BLeU,s, who is alone to liq-
uidate II e business of the copartnershp.
May 4th, 1867. A. BAUMSrARK,
may7 j d, BLOUIN
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D 7 z d

D T Z d:
At the residence of his brother, F. Nc
Cutchen, in Fulton County, Nn., on the
llth Of April, 1867, JAMES N. MoCUT-
CHEN, a native of Kentucky, aud for sew
eral years resident of Baton Rouge.
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.VeaU advertisements.
B. E. CLANCY.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
may7
THE GRAND TOURNAMENT.

NE OHAND IOU nm ENIs
TN view Of the approaching Tournament, A.
i kowaiski, OF the Peoples store. nott 8 the
public that he will or his g. DDS at IT ducsd raj
as a further inducement for everybody to attend
and combine pleasure with business.
Ladies needing articles necessary for the occa.
sion will do we'll to call at once at the
PEOPLES STORE,
May7 Third street.
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NOTICE.

TINE partnership heretofore existing between
i BURGESS 4 CHANEY, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent, May LIST, 1867. mayl
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE for residence a.
n OF a small family, in very desirab lie &::i
part Of the town. Apply at this office. april
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

&B L. c. MORRIS, Collector and General AGENT
for the settlement Of Claims Bills, &C. Also, author
lied Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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THE PLACE.

THE PLACE.
DbANTERs, Dealers, Heads of Families, Heads,
L without Families, Freedmen and others not
above enumerated, caLuot suit their interests
better than by making general rush for Beaps
Headquarters, corner Third and Convention
streets
Some other dealer may prefer you dollars for
halves o. eigeteen ounces for pound, but sour
word for it there is mis- hief ahead.
may2 JOSHUA BEAL
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BUTTER.

A FEW tubs of choice Northern Butter, just
IA stored and for sale at reasons BILE prices by
apr27 JOSHUA BEAL
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Meal EXCHANGED for Corn,

A MANY of our planters are pecessitated to
n purchase supple. on time, would suggest
to such as have mills of their Owl, that will,
during the residue Of tue season, exchange 70 r
choice dry White Corn first class article of
fresh ground Meal. Give me trial, and will
ensure better satisfaction than can be afforded at
any country mill.
may2 JOSHUA BEAL
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MEATS, MEATS.

C000 POUNDS very fine Green Shoulders,
~OOO 1200 pounds clear Bacon Sides,
70 barre.s Mess Pork,
just received and for sale cheapby
nayZ JOSHUA BEAL
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GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH supply of Landreth's genuine Gar
n den Seeds, at
aprz5 +. NJ. BROOKS DRUG STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

POCKET KNIVES.
A LARHE assortment of Rodgers Sons and
n Alexander's Pocket Cutlery at
F. M. BROOKS e--
maya Drug store,