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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-13
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THOROUGH FARMING.-Some farm
ers succeed under many difficulties,
while others fail with every advan-
tage at their command. There lis
reason for this, though not always
apparent. Twenty men may assign
twenty different causes, but one gen
eral rule is applicable to all cases.
System and thoroughness of execu
ton always ensure success, and vace
rersa. The system adopted is not of
more consequence than the completes
hess in which it is executed, but the
more perfect the system the greater
degree of advancement as an en-
lightened agriculturist. .assz.g
A farmer should limit his opera
tons to correspond with his knowll
edge and his means. 1t is foolish to
base his entire chance of success on
AN untrled experiment and no less SO
to try and do larger business than
their means will permit.
We got into conversation with
practical farmer some time since, and
his management seemed so perfect
and easy to be adopted, that we will
choose his language as near as We
can to illustrate our subject.
lie owns snug little farm of forty
acres, and has, for the past few years,
been making money. He makes it
a point to keep as much stock as he
can take good care of. He keeps
ten cows, and has them fat the year
round. Their increase he sells to
the butcher as soon as they are fit,
except two or three calves, which he
raises, and sells as many cows, thus
keeping his number good. He gen.
orally has one or two breeding sows;
has their pigs come in February, and
another litter in the summer. The
February pigs are kept fat and
butchered the following November
or december, at which time he makes
them average two hundred pounds
apiece. The summer litter is sold in
the fall. He keeps flock of fifty
sheep, al ewes, and of the long
wooden varieties; has the lambs
cropped in February and March.
l he sheep and lambs are kept con-
stantly fat. All the lambs but nine
or ten are sold to the butchers as
early lambs, and being eafly and
prime, always command an extra
price. The nine or ten lambs are
kept as an offset to as many culIs
from the old sheep, which are also
sold to the butcher, thus keeping his
number good. ~r IS
He keeps a good assortment of
poultry and makes them pay.
His grain fields are all small and
no crop is sown or planted until the
ground is first thoroughly prepared,
and strangely enough, as some of his
ess thriving neighbors assert, he is
sure to have good crop no matter
what the season.
There are various other little mat
;ers connected with his management,
which contribute to his success, but
he secret of it all is he undertakes
,othing but what he accomplishes it
thoroughly Western Farmer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICED.
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF BATON RouaE, =,

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF BATON RouaE,1
August l2tb, 1867. !
The Health Ordinances Of this city are ample
to cover all delinauences on the part of citixens
relative to the sanitary condition Of their prem.
ises. And. without any further notice the Mar
shais of the city are instructed to arrest and
bring before ne, for trial and pun hment, any
person who shall fail neglect or refuse to comply
with said ordinances, upon being notified thereto
by said Marshais.
Given under my hand and seal of office, the
date above written. J. E. ELAN,
augl3-3t Mayor.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

\ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful ndiscretiou, 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 b. OGDEh,
42 Cedar street Nav Yort,
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TELEGRAP IC-
Foreign and Domestic.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.--It is stated that
the cabinet agreed that the President can
! remove Stanton under the first or suspend
| him under the second section of the tenure
| Of Office bill.
Secretary Stanton, it is said has received
| letters from numerous congressman, in
| dorsing his refusal to resign.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The jury in the
Surratt cass being unable to agree were
discharged. Eight were for acquittal
After the jury were discharged it was or
dered that the name of Joseph Bradley
leading counsel for Surratt, be stricken
from the rolls of the court, owing to the
difficulty between Judge Fisher and Brad
ley during the progress Of the trial. 1t is
stated that after the adjournment of the
court Bradley followed FIJI her into a street
car and presented challenge which the
Judge tore up.
Revenue receipts to dav $4l5 900.
On account Of apprehension of yellow
fever becoming epidemic, Grant orders
officers absent on leave from Louisiana and
Texas may, upon application to the adju
to October Is.
FLORENCE, Aug. 1O.--The cholera is
raging with considerable violence in Pal
nero, Sicily.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. IA treaty of
peace was concluded yesterday between
Russia and Bokhara.
MOBILE, Aug. 10.-Mayor Horton was
to- day arrested by US. Commissioner W.
D. Turner, Tor alleged violation of the
civil rights bill in the case Of the negro
johnson. The case consisted in the ban
ishment of the negro who had lost a leg in
the Union army. Horton gave bail in
$4,000 for his appearance on Monday.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lo-Noon Cotton
frmer; more doing; sales $4,000 bales.
Markets generally unchanged.
New YORK, Aug. 10.-Stocks strong,
money sos per cent. Gold 14O1s; sterling
time 109%@lo9&; sight ll0L@llOA;
5-2o's of '62 coupons ll3A@llsN.
New YORK, Aug. lO.-Flour 15@25c.
better. Wheat 2@3c. better. Corn dull
and dropping. Pork 1928 35.
New VoRK, Aug. lO.-Cotton shade
firmer. Sales 900 bales; middling uplands
2S1zc Flour-State Sc 6o@Sll 25. Wheat
closed quiet. Corn 5000. lower. Pro
visions firm. Groceries quiet unchanged.
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The PRosPEcT-The prospects
of the planting community were
never so gloomy at this time in the
season in any previous year. If
the cotton crop should approximate
a complete failure there is among our
citizens well-grounded fear Of
actual suffering in our midst. Let
every one strain every nerve to pre-
vent this deplorable calamity. Save
fodder - save hay save peas
turnips, etc. Food! FooD!
FOOD!!! Let nothing be left I'M
done to secure suficiency for the
sustenance of your families and your
stock Clinton Patriot, 1Oth inst.
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w John Quincy Adams once

LIZ John Quincy Adams once
wroty "rhe great moral lesson of
the tragedy of uthelIo is that black
and white blood cannot be intermin.
glsd in marriage with gross out.
rage upon the law of Nature; and
thai, in such violations, Nature will
vindicate her laws. The moral Of
OthelIo is, not to beware Of jealousy
for jealousy is well founded in the
fact Of her infdelity with Gas
sio. Desdemona is not false to her
husband, but she has been false to
the purity and deiicacy of her sex and
condition, when she married him."
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@ The day is coming, says the
London Star, when throughout the
whole country woman shall be clothed
with the elective franchise. Rather
a thin costume and hard on dry
goods dealers and hoop skirt manu-
tacturers.
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g9 The use of carbolic acid il

IaS The use of carbolic acid is
recommended for the destruction of
the cotton worm. 1t should be-
thrown upon the plant through a
nozzle covered with wire, so as to
come in the shape of showers of
spray. Carbolic acid is evolved in
the distillation of coal tar, and So
luton OF one gallon of it to thirty OF
water, is sufficient,
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Beg Eating while the body is "a

Beg Eating while the body is "a
tigued is a very injurious habit; but
severe labor soon after hearty meal
is none the Jess SO. A large share Of
vital force is required TO properly
perform The process of digestion, and
if this is called away to the muscles
or brain to accomplish severe physical
or mental labor, the stomach is left
insuficientIy supplied and the food
remains a long time undigested.
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aar A dispatch to the ST. Louis
DEMO- says it is thought in Wash.
inoton that Sheridan will not be re-.
moved until the Stanton trouble is
settled.
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re- L. G. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement of Claims, Bills &c. Also author
lied Agent ami Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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say~ DR.. Warren Stone and family
left New Orleans on Saturday for the
North.
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FRAUD by, A Pork PAcKER.-At-
tention vas attracted to packages of
pork and lard which did not sweat
with the thermometer at 80, and an
examination showed them filled with
sand and salt. White, packer here,
has been arrested. The swindle was
perpetrated last spring and involves
$4,000.
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Mulilated City Of Baton Rouge Notes
kACHANGED for sound and perfect notes OF
- the same JulyllI GEOn6E A. PIKE
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w What it were we'll to do, it were
we'll to do it suddenly; for this and other
reasons 60 to Beal and take peep at his
late arrivals from the North, East and
West and you will be convinced that at
Beal's is the place to go when you want to
purchase the best and the cheapest.
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HAVING retired from the firm of l.. JADOT r.
20 won earnest recommend to nv fti.nds
and the pub re general Y a liberal share OF their
patronage to Ii. V BABIN, Agent, who will con-
tinue to carry on the business at the old stand of
L. JADDT co H. JADnT
Stn
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NOTICES!

I @. MORRIS, ESQ, is my authorized Agent
LIZ during my absence from this city
DIR. A. +. STEELE.
BATON ROUGE, July 26th, 1867
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LITTLE \ INDNEssgs.-S Small acts
i kindness how pleasant and desir-
'ble do they make life Every dark
'hjects is made bright by, them, and
very tear of sorrow is brushed away.
When the heart is sad, and despond-
,ncy sits at the entrance of the soul
striaiing kindness drives despair away,
and make the path cheerful and pleas.
ant @ Who will refuse a kind act 2
1t costs the giver nothing, but is in
valuable 9. TO g the sad and sorrowing. 1t
"a, ,a'ses from misery and degradation,
and throws around the soul those hal.
owed joys ',Js that were lost in Paradise.
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Dissolution of CODartnershiD.

TINHE C0PARTNERSHIp heretofore existing
L between LAMdEKT IA DOrand IL ", BABIN
Agent. known under the name and STYLE of t.
JADOr CO., is this y dissolved bv matual
consent. All debts due said firm will be colIect
by Ii V. BABIN, Agent. and all liabilities OF said
firm will be liquidated by him
l. JADOT,
Ii. BABIN, Agent
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fW Several new novels just received at
Heroman's Book and Music Store.
Call and get one before they are all
gone.
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ag The yellow fever was abating
at Galveston at last accounts.
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Redemption of Mutilated Notes

N FACED AND MUTILATED u. :. and Ma
~ uonal Bank Notes redeemed according to
ra rs adopted b" the Government
Juiyll GEORGE A. PIKE
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T Signal for bark-pulling a
dogs tail.
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ARROW TIES, TOBACCO, FAMILY Gro
CERES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIEs.-With
full supply of the above and full corps
of good looking, polite and accomm odating
assistants, Jackson has resolve not to be
outdono-keeps up his reputation for sell
ing the best and the cheapest for cash"
at any personal sacrifice which may be
necessary.
The labor saving Arrow Tie, of which
MIR. Jackson has the Agency for this city,
will be kept on hand in largo guam titles,
therefore planters will find it to their ad
vantage and save time by giving him an
early call. See his array of new adver-
tisements in to- days paper.
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ARROW TIES.
Flank Movement on Arny Worm.

rEN0 PERFORM THIS GREAT FEAT on the
E Fatal destroyer will be, to buy your Balm :
fr IN the cheapest house-lo look around then. call
at my store. corner OF I bird and Laurel Streets,
and on will not regret the ste p you have taken
augl3 ANDREW JACKSON
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ne WHARTON & ILLINGswORTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, lis Common street.
between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.
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tW- By anotice from the Mayor it will
be seen that his Honor is taking the proper
steps to place our town in q sanitary con-
ditlon. We trust our citizens will coo
crate with him and assist all in their
power to place it so-apd for every neg
lect on the part of proprietors or tenants
will be due the City Marshals if they will
strictly and impartially bring the Offend
ers to answer the charge of "disobedi-
ence" to law and good breeding.
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

IINHE EXEkC .hE5 OF this school will be ra
- sumed on Wednesday, I'd of October next,
Tuition Tor session of hins mon his - s75 On
iuiylS W d., N MAGKIJbrK
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IT AStNG been appointed Agent for the ceIe-
IL brated Arrow Tie" or Painted Bands Tor
baling Co ton, am prepared to sell the same at
New Orleans prices.
augl3 ANDREW JACKSON
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Window SasheS, Venetian Shutters
and Panel Beers.

HAVE RECEIVED aud in store, a fine as
l. sortment Of Window sashes with Blinds 10
SUIT, OF the following sizse, viz: 1txl?, luxl4,
ioXlo ana igx6 lIches, Panel Doors XXI feet G
inches and 3xS feet made in the hos, ,nsnner
and OF seasoned Lumber, for sale low.
Junel JAM rs MCVAY
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NEW NOVELS.
HEROMAN'S.
GET THE BEST.
To Merchants and Planters,

A SIX YOUR MERCHANT FOR "HEROMAN's
Al LEAD PENCIL. aug13-2t
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BUILDERS, HARDWARE.

A FULL stock on hand, and to arrive direct
"A from the manufactures at the Gazett. and
Comet Office Building, Third street.
decl5 JAMES MCVAY
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Interesting to TaX-Payers.
Sl9gcsNS Notice,

nNLY a few pieces of the "a wide Imperial
~ Check Mating left at
june5 THE PEOPLES STORE
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Our FayOrite, "2obert Il. Lee"
Our FayOrite, "Rcbert II. Lee.

lust RECEIVED few barrels of this suno,b
- brand OF Flour, the produce Of the wheat crop
of 1867, prices moderate.
ju.y27 JOSHUA BEAL
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ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICA

thsHlNG Lines, Fithng Floats and Fishing
l. Hooks-aii sz-s. FOR sale very chesp al
mar26 BEAL's BOOK q Variety STOKE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

To the Honorable the Justice of the Supreme
Court ne 1t to be holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County OF Hancock on the tth Tuesday OF
October a. ID. 1907.
ID Hancock, husband OF Peggy Williams Of
Lawrence in the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,
respectfully lhels and gives this honorable court
to be inior med, that he was lawfully married TO
the said Peggy Williams, libelee, whose maiden
name was Butler, at sullivan IN said County of
Hancock on the 18th day OF August, A. D. 1929, by
Hra III Emery, Justice OF the Peace; thai your
libiiant since their hlternarlaiSe has always be-
hayed himself n faithful chaste AN aiiectionate
husband. towards the said hbelee; that since their
intermarriage they lived Il & ther as husband and
wife AZ said Franklm, up to The tall of 1868 that
in the fall of 1865 said libelee wholly regardless Of
her marriage covenant and duty, deserted your
libelants-since which period said ibeee has re.
fused and still refuses to return to your hbelant
and to resume her marriage covenant wherefore
your libeiant prays right and justice, and that he
between him, and his said wife that 1t is reason
able and proper, conducive to domestic harmony
and consistnt with the peace aud morality Of
society and as in duty bound will ever pray.
BARziLLA WILLIAMS.
Ellsworth, Apr. 10Th 1867.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, 81 Supreme judicial Court April
Term, 1857.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order, that
notice OF the tendency of the same be given to
ed copy Of said libel, and OF this oruer thel eof
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amcrl.
can the last publication to be at least thirty days
before the next term OF Court 10 be holden at
Ellsworth, within and for tho county OF Hancock,
on the fourth Tuesday oil October next, that sal
libeee may then and there appear, and answer
the said libel and show cause, If any he have, why
the prayer thereof should not be granted.
htest,-PARkER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy OF the libel and order thereon
IS Attess,-PARkEK w. PERRY, Clerk.
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Castine, Aug. 22d, 1861
STATE OF MAINE.
TUT.
3w32 Attest Jos. II. HAYES, Clerk.

To the Honorable Senate and House of Represen.
tatives Of the state Of Maine, in Legislature
assembled:
,l'IIE undersigned selectmcn of the town Of
represent that the act Incorporating said town, by
the General Court of Massachusetts in the year
1879, included "Great Deer Island, Little Deer Is
land, and the Isles au Haut-and that there arc
several smaller islands in the vicinity of said town
par cuIarly between Great Deer Island and Isle
au Haut, which were at that time uninhabited,
but now contain about one hundred inhabitants,
and that the inhabitants of aid Islands have ever
had all the privileges Of Inhabitants Of the town
have paid their proportion of faxes, and have
been considered as gaining legal settlement in
said town BY residence same, and that the polls
and estates of said inhabitants are lnculeded in
the State Valuation of said town, and on the same
State and County taxes are assessed-we there
fore pray that the territorial linets OF the said
town of Deer Isle may be established follows
to wit: Beginning at the North Western End of
the towns OF Brooksvil)c, sedgwick and BROOKLYN,
and South Eesterly by the middle of said Reach,
to the South Eastern end f same, including
Pumpkin. Canary's and White Island-and from
the South Eastern end Of said Reach so1theriy to
the Isle au Haut including York's Island and the
two Spoon Islands near said Isle an Haut-and
also to include all islands lying East Of the ship
channel of Isle All uaut Bay-iying North Of hale
au Haul and south OF Great Deer Island And We
also pray that all official acts OF the officers of said
town towards said inhabitants, otherwise legal
may be made valid-that all taxes assessed upon
said inhabitants by the Assessors of said town
otherwise legaey assessed may be made legal and
their collections enforced--and that all sales f
real estate for on-payment of taxes and a. titles
derived thcrefrom may be made legal, provided
such sales and other proceedings were in other
respects legal
GEO. L. HosMER, Selectmen
I0SArICs SMALL, Of
John THOMPSON. Deer Isle.
Deer Isle, Sept. Sd, 1861. 3w32
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CARD OF THANKS.

The Unitariaa socity 10 under obligations TO the
Choir OF tho first independent Conversational
Church Of Bangor SRov. Mr. Everett for q most
successful and brilliant concert given Ellsworth
on the Eve. of Aug 27th.-They desire to express
thanks publicly tor the unqualified enjoyment Civ.
en- TO- all who were 80 fortunate to lie present.
The Vocal and Instrumental parts were equally Of
corded to Miss JOY and Miss Chamberlain and to
those who presided with them at the Pianos for
the unprecedented superiority Of the rendering Of
the Quartctto and Duett-also to MIR. Morse-NIrs
Croweil always admired, sang with remarkable
power and accomplishment Of voice. The Or.
ganist Oar. Davenport,) was most happy in the at
tentiou he gave to every part Of the programme
All are agreed that this community has been fav.
ored with an entertainment Of nparallcd n nish
and appropriateness. lw33
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hook Table.

DEMoRrsrs Young AMERICA. - Young
America has really found y representative in
this brilliant little periodical, which /, a. full
of stories. pictures, puzzles. toys, and fun a.
any little boy or girl could desire. II is, more
over. not ony entertaining. but instructive
containing hints and information on all sorts OF
subjects. and capital suggestions, introduced in
u way to interest children, and make them fol-
low up the subject FOR themselves. Parents
will lind it valuable auxiliary to their efforts
for home amusements and education.
Address,
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
413 Broadway, New York.
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Turner's Tic DnuiO urcx or Uni.

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u L e d

Cranberry Isles Aug. soth, 1867, Mrs. Margaret
S. FernaId, wife OF Samuel 5. Fernald, and daugh.
ter OF Jonathan Il. and Irena Stanley, Aged 81
yrs. Z months, ~ days.
kastbrook.-Aug. Is, Ferdinand Cousins, son Of
Ferdinand and Augusta Cousins, aged yrs, 5
mos, IL days.
Ellsworth.-.Aug, IS, Mrs. Jane Googins, wife Of
Mr.. Noses GooSins, Aged 81 yrs.
Mrs. GOoglns mad long and painful sickness
which she bore with christian patience, and resig-
nation. she never fully recovered from the shock
caused by the death Of two IN the late war;
one Of them in rebel prison, but she has gone we
trust where the suffering and weary are AZ rest.