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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

FRosT AND A FREEzE.--Jack
Frost came down upon us in this
region yesterday Wednesday, morn.
ing, in duplicate fashion. First, there
was the faky white, covering the
face of nature with a hoary mantle.
and then. the darker but more trans
parent pattern perceptible in out
standing pools or vessels Of water,
and which, those who saw it, pro.
nounce ice
We think now that there will be
very little malarious disease left,
during the remainder OF the season,
to require "freezing out" It must
have pretty we'll received it's quietus,
and We hope it may never again b.
resuscitated.
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MURDER AT PoRT HuDsoN.-A
shocking case Of murder occurred at
Port Hudson, on Friday. the lst in
slant, at about l l o'clock, A. M. The
perpetrator of this deed was colored
man, known as Andrew Jackson.
His victim was A. G, Mcdonald, of
Clinton, a gentleman well and favor
ably known to many Of our citizens,
from his connection, several years
ago, with the Advocate office in this
city, in the capacity of book-keeper.
Mr.. Mcdonald was walking along
the road at the time, in company
with a friend, when he was inter-
cepted by Jackson, who, with gun
loaded with buckshot fired upon him
and killed him. There had been
some previous difficulty between the
parties, but nothiag as we can learn,
tojustify the horrible deed committed
The murderer was brought here
under a commitment aud lodged in
the parish prison, by constable +. A.
Triplet, of Port Hudson.
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II Ell EGG r "A z Fl TO


LONDON, Nov. 4-8 P. M.-The vote OF
tho towns in the provinces Of Rome are
| unanimous for Italy. 1t Is now reported
that Napoleon requires Victor Emmanuel
| 70 cxpatriato Garibaldi. II that 10 done,
| Napoleon will retire.
| BERLIN, Nov. Count Won Bismarck
says officially to-day that the government
| Of Prussia In at present neutral on the Ro-
man question.
LONDON, Nov. -Noon.-The PROPOSE
ton TO settle tho Roman question by the
popular will OF the Romano was not Ma
| poloon's, but was the spontaneous Hugges-
lion of Italy, Prussia and France.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-The Moniteur says
Mourtior sent d note to tho French lega-
ton at Florence, saying that the Italian
advance was In violation Of law and treaty
and Napoleon will not approve IT by word
or silence, and naks an explanation OF
Italy. Only two French regiments are in
Rome, but troops arc continually leaving
Toulon. The Papal forces will immodi-
ately assume the offensive.
LONDON, Nov. 4.--The Journal dc st.
Petersburg prints an official copy of tho
joint note Hent by Russia, Franco, Prussia
sworabIe for rejecting their advice.
The hrst quadron Of tho British expe-
dition to Abyssinia has sailed from Aden.
Tho Fenian panicin Liverpool continues.
Moro troops have been sent there under
command Of Sir Alfred Horsford.
Only three of tho Feniaus convicted ut
Manchester will likely DO hung.
Spain has recalled ali political eIilos.
Edward James, M. r., for Manchester,
Ia dond.
Z WARRINGTON. Nov. 4.-Total registration
In tho city OF New York, 1873 900; last year
II was l22, 900. Registration In Brooklyn,
81 900, an increase Of 5000 over the vote of
last year.
The President has again refused to in
torfors in certain orders Of Pope and scho
field, the law giving him no power to aDnul
or modify orders.
ST. CRoIx, Nov. 4. There 10 considera-
bio excitement here occssoned by tho re-
ported sale Of the Danish Wost India
Islands TO the United States.
WAsuInaToN. Nov. fisherman has is
sued u general order To his troops, an
nouncing treaties OF peace with certain
Indians, and directing cessation Of hostili-
ties against them.
A Times special says it is false that
alarming accounts have reached Grant, and
his sending orders down South TO preserve
ponce at all hazards.
The Herald's special says Dnvis's trial
will DO postponed till May, att the request
OF the prosecution.
The president Is considering tho pardon
ofJamos A. Siddon, Endorsed by Greeley,
Burnside and others.
battalion of PaPal Zouaves are to DO
recruited in Canada.
NEw YonK, Nov. 5.-stocks dull but
steady. 5-2os, old Issue, losA; new issue
lo7L. 10 40s, l0oA. 7 3os 1861. Gold
l4oH. Cotson dull ; middling uplands
lS1ac.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4 Evening. - Cotton
has been dull all dry closed at decline
Of nc. Middling uplands SIC. Sales
$4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Noon Cotton heavy
and declining sales small !; prices un-
changed.
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Photographed 10 the Advocated
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT.
N. Y. CITY $4,000 MAJORITY.

New YoRw, Nov. G.--Fire your can non
Now Yorkcity gives the Democratic State
ticket 10000 majority.
Brooklyn gives 10000 Democratic ma
jority.
The State Of Now York is Dem ocratio by
80 900 minority.
The Democrats carry Boston by 500
and gain 43 900 In Massnc husetts, but lose
hat State by 1900 majority. Tho New
J,rsoy Legislature " undoubtedly Demo-
cratic.
. Tho Kansas Legislature in Republican
by a decreased majority. Negro suffrage
probably carried in that State. Female
suffrage lost. Returns from Wisconsin
show Democratic gains Maryland elects
tho entire Democratici ticket. The Board
Of Health of Now Orleans declare tho OPT
demic dead.
Gold and cotton declining.
WAsniNaToN, Nov. 8.--The military au
,horities aro actively engaged suppressing
negro military organizations. The Presi-
dent has directed Con. Grant to order tho
military Commanders Of tho Districts In
the South to do tho same.
PARIS, Nov. 5. Garibaldi IL defeated,
hs followers are killed, captured and scat
cred and himself and son prisoners.
Later.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6-8 O'Clock. $500 No
gro suffrage defeated in both Kansas and
Minnesota.
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1~ The death of Lord Rosse, o

D6y The death of Lord Rosse, OF
astronomical fame, was announced by
the Atlantic Telegraph a few days
since. His fame is particularly iden-
tilted with that OF his immense tele-
scopn--the largest in the world
which. at his individual cost, was
constructed years ago upon his estate
in Ireland. This gigantic instru-
ment, which has proved so valuable
al aid in the noble science to which
it and its eminent owner were de-
voted, is Sc feet in length and 7 feet
in diameter and weighs IL tons. The
spectrum, which is marvel of per-
lection, is of copper and zinc, and is
6 feet in diameter and So inches
thick. 1t weighed, when taken from
the mould, 3 tons.
Lord Rosse was born in 1900. His
family name was William Parsons.
He was a member of the House of
Lords, to which he was chosen
in 1s45.
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~ The house where Gen. Zach.
Taylor was born, in Orange county,
Va, is now used as a barn.-Er-
change.
And the cottage building, SO long
the residence Of the old General and
his family, which stood upon the
brow Of the Garrison grounds at this
place, has, like the old hero and his
wife, disappeared from the face o.
the earth. The same green pastures
on which "old Whitley" used to roam
at large look as natural as Of yore,
excepting that they have been shorn
considerably by the effects of storms
and old age, Of the beautiful China
trees which lined both sides OF the
avenue leading through them and
which afforded 80 agreeable and re-
freshing retreat to those who, in
the heat Of summer, were wont to
seek their grateful shades.
Old Whitley, too, that faithful old
charger, is dead, but his pasture
grounds and the spot where his mas
ter's cottage stood, are yet alive and
redolent with the memories Of de-
parted glories. According to the
Indian theory, the "old war hoss'
has gone to feed in pastures of peren-
NAL verdure, freshness and beauty.
Not unlikely, for have we it not from
still higher source that "all flesh is
grass :" and what more pleasing des
tiny to the veteran equine than to be
turned loose where he can, by a pro-
cess Of change and reproduction,
Craze ad ltbitum in all his feshly
majesty, and when surfeited by in
diligence, undergo another herbifer-
GUS transformation, and thence again
re-assume his carnal body, and SO on
and SO forth, changing from one
condition to the other, forever and
eternallyl
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WiLD"VARMINT" DESPATCHED.
For some time past, our Livingston
parish neighbors residing along the
Amite river, have been troubled by
serious depredations made upon their
colts and calves by a regular built
tiger. Watch was kept for the ami
NAL, and luckily, a young man named
Cochran came across it the other
day, and downed the "critter" with
his gun. A trophy, in the shape Of
one of the paws Of the tiger, was
brought to our city and exhibited in
proof Of the conquest obtained over
this lord of the forest.
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THINGS IN GENERAL.


boh 'H'ph all gong w Jew rum
don't think i am totally split, bekause
w happened to hear from me at this
crate drinking place. am here on
Urgent and melancholy Dizziness, look
ing for mi New Foundland pup, not
quite monlhs old yet, that | lost
lately.
Saratoga never appeared tew me
40 i'e. from white swelling as it duz
now. baint seen dozen people Of
balloon perswashion, but almos. every
one | meets ackts just az tho they had
some good common seuze, and had
brought enuf along with them to last
while they staid.
Shoddy and Petroius hav gone to
Europe, tow astonish Paris with their
paste diamonds and fine gilt lamiIys.
They are about thousand stran-
gers here Just now, and the liberal
way in which they invest in the kath.
art'cks ov the situation is suggestive.
Yesterday | saw bride and her
new Teller at Congress Spring. She
was n ROXY and roomy bride. He
was bilt to run in shallow water,
rather light draft chap, ! thought,
but he took 8 consecu,i glasses with
out ninching, and | think would hav
held one more.
He look d a hundred pounds bigger.
WIZ filled with horror at the
sight, but soon had awl mi fears
soothed, when | saw everybody pre-
sent wash themselfs internally with
five or six tnmblers full Nv this liquid
salt and pearash.
My stay here will necessity be
small kant get no track ov mi Nu-
found land pup. with one white foot
and star in his forehead and biz
nes before drinking being one ov my
best hots, shall leave here before
long for Montreal or Saint Lewis in
search Of the dogg
One Of the perennial feevers ov
Saratoga IL drove of tame injuns,
with their squaws and young por-
poses, who come here each drinking
season, from the outlines of Kanady,
laden with braided baskets, bags OF
of bread, and harmless bows and or.
rows.
These people might have been good
injuns onst, but each successive por-
polse grows paler and meaner, and
if it want for their nastyness, there
Amt 3 boarding school misses in the
whole land with poetry enuf in their
bid tew call them "the noble red
men ov the forest
The fact ov it is there IL more truth
than poetry 10 injuns, and the truth
IL, that cayenne whisky and other
kinds ov civilization, has outnanked
them.
1t requires a good deal ov good
sense tew stand whisky and civiliza.
ton
A wild injun IL most magnificent
cuss without doubt, but a tame iniun,
one with more milk than molasses in
hiz face, IL almost az near good for
nothing az a counterfeit bill on the
bank ov New found land.
Injuns to be good and profitable,
must live at least 2 thousand miles
from ennybody else, and always stay
at home, and never see a missionary.
P. 81 have just this minnit re.
ceived dispatch that thare IL one
more Du found land pupp in Freehold,
New Jersey this morning then tbars
waz yesterday at this time, with fu
white hairs on the end ov his tail.
| shall start immtgin'el y, and II l
kan only rescue my rurp before he
gifts contaminated, shall be as proud
az rooster
Tn hasfa Ooo1 Rva
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~ A Frsnchmsn, on coming to
America and finding himself utterly
unobserved--no official asking bic
passport-no policeman logging his
'teps--no mayor demanding his bust.
ness--fs't very lonely. and exclaimed
that be was taken mo more notice Of
than II be was a little dog!"
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For THE STATE FAIR.-Mr. James
McVay has received at his store a
consignment Of very fine looking
plows from Des Moines, Iowa. They
are intended for exhibition at the
forthcoming Fair to be held at
Baton Rouge.
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~ 1t seems shame, that. when
there are so many hungry children.
the ladies use 80 much -four upon
their faces.
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DRY AND GREEN HIDES.

WILL give this highest market price for Dry,
L Green and Sailed Hides deli w: I'D a my store,
No. % Lafayette stieet. When you Kill calves
and bsevss, remember that economy ia Che road
to wealth-savs the Hides and bring them to me
and get green and red backs for them.
l.. KONDERT,
dec6 No. IS Lafayette street.
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THE EPIDEMIC IN New ORLEANS
a friend writes to us from New Or
leans, under date Of November 5th,
as follows:
The epidemic, as such. has run It's course
died out the natural way without the in
tervention Of frost, though there are those
that claim that frost has occurred. They
are, am satisfied in error a. to that, I'm less
in theseldays Of Reconstruction" one can
be gotten up at q higher degree Of tom
perature than ever before known. There
are few deaths from old lingering cases,
but hear of no new ones occurring.
think the Board Of Health at its ses-
sion tonight, will declare 1t no longer an
epidemic.
1t has been sad, gloomy summer to all
who have remained here; not 80 much
from the number of its victims, ~ its uni
versal spread.
think it now entirely safe for absen tees
to return, and they are wanted, IS business
is showing signs Of opening With brisk
ness and activity.
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~ Gen. Mowers revocation OF
his late order displacing Sheriff
Hays from Office. leaves that gentle
man once more in undisturbed pos
session Of the Orleans Shrievalty.
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A famous Judge came late to court

One day IN busy season;
Whereat his clerk, in great surprise,
Inquired Of him the reason,
"a child was born" his honor said,
And Pm the happy SIRE"
"An infant Judge 2" "oh, no." said he,
GAS yet he's but crisr.n
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bD- 81 will never marry a woman
who can't carve,' SAID Jones. "Why
not? be was asked Because she
would not be help.meat for me.
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~ The yellow fever cases have
got down to six or seven, per diem,
in New Orleans. They will soon
get down to Daught.
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STATE OF LoUIs1ANA-FIFTH .Ju-

STATE OF L0UIs1ANA-FIFTH JU-
dicial District Court--Parish of East
Baton Rouge uccossons of Gcrgo w.
Holden and Caroline Williams, Deceased
No. $50 Probate.
NV HEKEAS, George w. Holden Of
w said Parish, has this day applied to
DO appointed Administrator Of the above
entitled and numbered successons.
Therefore notice il hereby given to all
persons Interested therein, to show cauro
nj the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court,
within ten days from the frat publication
hereof, why his application should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and zeal Of orr
49, said Court, this 9Th day of No
IT, 8 vember, 1867.
JAMES COOPER,
now .. Deputy Clerk.
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~ l.. G. MORRIS. Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims Bills. 40 Also. author
iEed Agent and Collector for Tux GAZETTE ComEr.
Once At the Court Ioune.
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ID 7 Il d.

In this parish, on the 3D. inst, Mrs. J. c.
JEMEYSON, consort Of J. W. Jemeyson,
aged az years and 8 months.
On Friday night, the LIST inst, HAIR
RlET THOMAS, wife Of Mr.. William Ed
nonston, aged about 80 years.
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APPLES, POTATOES & ONIONS.
FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable PLANTATION in the Mapchsc
n region, In this Parish. continuing 30 ar
pents Of LAND--about 49, or id0 OF which are
cleared and well improved Among tho iutroys-
ments are good Dwelling House. Tin House,
out buildings. &c. The place L. sbundantiy sap
Piled with good water and IL Ia obs OF the haalthi-
est localities In this state.
fcr further particulars as to terms, DC, apply
Mt this Office. nov1
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BUYS CORN.

r STILL continue to purchase all small lots 0
/ Corn offered at ny Mill.
oct29 JOSHUA BEAL
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M A RRIED=

On the nth ult., at Hope Estate, parish
Of East Baton Rouge, La, by the Rev.
Father Dolucroix, Mr.. J. II DU9GAN. OF
this city. to Mise ADELE IDA FOWLER.
Of tho above parish. No cards. Neao Or
Trans Jimes.
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~ Every man cherishes In bis
heart some secret.
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PEAS WANTED.

MARINERS having Lady Peas for sale by the
l. barrel will find u ready customer by applying
At the store of PHILIP MhCHET
octl6 on Lafayette street.
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~ Adversely is bitter. But the
great poet says that its "uses' are
"sweet."
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NOTICE.

LNROM after this date, competent Druggist
IL will be on hand at all hours OF the night, At
the Drug store Of J. JAsTR nMsKi, on Third
street, and at the store OF j. JA3THEMSRI IL
BkO. corner of Africa aud 1t. Fe' dinand streelg.
BAT0a RouGK, October 18th, 1861.
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted,

AM PAYING the highest price for old Gold
l. and Silver. n. FENDLER,
jAn81 Matchmaker and JewsIer.
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81 WHARTON l. ILLiN0swoRTH. General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents. lIb Common street.
between Camp and ST. Charles streets. Now Orleans
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FOR RENT.
HOUSE TO RENT.

SITUATED on America street.-the property OF
~ MIR l.. st. Martin. For terms APPLY 70
septl7 j.. BONNECAZE
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Cotton! COttOn!! Cotton!!!

Cotton! COttOn!! COttOn!!!
NJ oTioE TO PLANTEns.--The underAigped,
J. dealer In Plantation and Family 5uppl.og
takes this method OF informing the Planters In
general, that he Is prepared to
SHIP COTTON
To his Merchant i'm New Orleans,
FREE OF CHARGE,
making liberal advances on tho same In CASH or
GOODS, rs may be required, and will give his
personal attention to get such Cotton entrusted
TO his care, Ersghts lower than are usually
charged by Agents
N. Wote@ caab pyicea 7oaid i0r Cbtion.
aug29 ANDREW JACKSON.
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WANTED, WANTED.

WAN I'D, WAN Ell.
r AM IN IMMEDIATE WANT OF $50 barrels
L. Dry White Ear Corn, for which wiz pay Ono
Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents por barrel.
oct6 JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE.

A LII THOSE having claims against l. 2. Me-
n Cauley, deceased, are notified to present
them n D fUQUA,
oct26 Parliamentary Executor.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

WE CAN sell you Crushed, Powdered aud
w Brown Sugars; also, any kind Of Coffee
your tsste Graves.
now RANDOLPH 4 BATES
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WOOL WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for Wool, bury 0
IL pic.ed, At the Office Of the tenitcntiAry.
sept6 J. II. MATTA, CLERK.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A SITUATION ms teacher In private family
"A residing In the country, by lady who can
give the best Of references as to qualifications and
responsibility. Salary not 10 much Of 4 n oijec.
~ the securing OF n pleasant, retired and respec-
table home Apply 1T this Office septic
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To Jefferson ARdrc,rs and EmgeRiw In.
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II viii remove all neryous affections, depres-
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obstruction, fears Of insanity, sc. II will re-
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have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil prnc.
tees
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One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in al
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Also. DIR. JoINvILLR's SPECIFIC PILLS
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 10.
FLOUR-Firm and fair demand; lO OF
a1O so for family.
WHEAT-Actiye demand and prices
bigher. closing at 2 17a2 Is for No. red
and 3Oa2 80 for No. and extra white
CORN-In demand and prices higher;
az for No. l. 49,.
RYE-Advanced to Is and market
very firm.
0ATS-Dull at 57a5S.
BARLEY-In demand at l % for No
COTTON-Unchanged; middling 26t
WHISKY-Steady at 80 in bond.
PROVISIONS-Firmer.
MESS PORk-In demand at 23 sc FOL
fnture delivery; holders ask "a 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm at lltal3t; buy
ers at even figures.
BACON-Firmer; shoulders l2t; clear
rib sides l5i and clear l5fal6; holders
asking the latter rate. The advance III
New Orleans made the market hrmer.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-2Oa22.
LARD-Firmer and in good demand
at l2t; holders ask l2i.
CORN-The short crop is inducing a
speculative demand.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Declined 10 l5al Ii
and duh;
LARD OIL-Firm at 1 90.
PETROLEUM-44a45 for refined.
SEEDS-FlaXseed in demand at uoa
, 10: no demand for clover or timothy,
SUGAR-Firm and in good demand
at l2al5 for raw.
COFFEE-Firmer; RE, 23a21f.
GOLD-14l buying.