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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-10
BUGGIEsl CARRIAGES,

iTNHE SUBSCRIBER would call at. csa"R,
l. tentiou to the Buggies and Car HNAsSeA
riages manufactured at his establishment as fIITv
equal in finish and workmanship to any A. the
country. He is also receiving q small assortment
OF Bngg'es and Carriage, from The North, which
will be sold at New Orleans prices.
noyI3 FRED. b TUNNARD
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

MY SCHOOL will reopen January, 1867. fhe
N1 classes. as formerly. wiI, pursue a thorough
course of study. hARY W. READ.
uee%o Principal
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ADVANCES ON COTTON.

AM prepared to make liberal advances on the
l. shipment of Cotton to New Orleans, or New
York either in money or supplies.
sept JULIUS C. BOGEL.
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THE PEOPLES STORE,
Il A. KOWALsKI, Agent.
COTTON! COTTON!!

HAViNG all the fIcilities requisite, would
IL he pleased to receive Cotton for Shipment.
10 New Orleans, New York or Liverpool. The
customary advances promptly granted,
octIS JOSHUA BEAL
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ST. ELMO, by MISS EVANS.
- INEZ, do.
MACAR1A, do.
BEULAH, do.
Just received at
janS-3w BEAL'S BOOK VARIETY STORE
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Mechanical Department.

INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF, DUMB
AND THE BLIND.
'hE PuBLiC is informed that the department
l. for the manufacture of brooms and Tor the Sc I,
ing OF chairs with cane is in full operation and
prepared to attend to all orders in that line. A
large hunter of brooms on hand and for sale
Apply at the Institute. dec27lm
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Neln advertisements,
+. l.. PRUYN,
CARPENTER and Builder.
RATION p0unr IA
BATON ROUGE, La.

rs PREPARED to undertake work in his line
l. and proGers every assurance that he will exc
cute any contract or Job work with dis atch and
give satisfac tion Orders NAV be left # MIN at
his work shop. two streets from St Ferdinand
street, near the Asylum (the Granap & residence
janl0
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RIFLES.

ENRY's 16 Shot Rifle; calibre, 22-l00 Yves.
11 sons Breeeh' oading Bife calibre, 22-OO ;
hentucky Muzze, do. do, Sl-l0U. Just rs.
ceiys AT
declS REAL,S BOOK A VARIETY sTnpE
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DALM SOAP AND GERMAN sOAP-50 boxe,
J. just received ard for sole by
sept6 julius G. BOGEL.
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MATCHES! MATCHESl,

w a. GATES improved Waterproof Matches
W IN quantities to suit purchasers at
Low A. JACKSONS
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81 WHARTON ILLINGsWORTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents. lis Common street,
Between Camp and St. Charles streets.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU-
dic'al District Court Parish of East
Baton Rouge -Succession of Jonn Klein
peter-No. 934.
WHEREAS, George Kleinpeter has
w this day petitioned the Court for
letters OF administration in the above sue
cession.
A u parties interested are hereby notified
that any opposition must be filed within
ten days from the first publication hereof.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
- Court, this 7th day of J January, A.
st. D., 1867.
+. A. GALLAGHER,
janlo Deputy Clerk.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, February l.
The provision market was firm; very
little doing In hogs; a small decline in cot
ton. Dressed hogs are held at 81 40@7 80
and a few sales were made at these figures
Live weights sold at So 4066 20. 800 bbls
mess pork sold at $50; city brands held at
$50 25@2O 80.
Shoulders are steady at 7Ac.; rib sides
sac, and clear sides l03lc.
BacOn--Sales Of 100 hhds. clear sides at
l254@l21sc. l3c. is asked, but not freely
obtained.
Shoulders, l06@lOAc.; rib sides, 1l@
ll1Sc~ clear rib sides, 12@12Ac.
New sugar-cured hams, city marks, can
yased and packed, 1516c.
Lard is firm at 12c. for prime kettle ;
prime steam Lard is quiet 11L@ll%c.
FLoUR-Sales of 100 brls. fancy atSl4 80.
Family tiOurs are firm and unchanged ;'lOO
brls. flour sold at 81, ION its merits" and
100 brls at S. 80.
Wheat-Sales $50 bushels red Winter in
sacks at 81 so. Spring wheats have a large
inquiry, yet few sales were reported; No.
spring holding at 81 $500 30, No. 2nom-
inally at 81 15@2 20. @
Oats-Are weaker. Sales 40 bushels No.
l at 81 l6c., and 600 do. at ole.
Whisky 25c., but no sales.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

FIRE.-The alarm of fire last evening was
occasioned by the burning of a stable on
Eddy street. the property of Mr.. Waite.
We did not learn the value of the property
destroyed, nor as to whether it was in
sured. But whether of much value or not,
one thing is certain, fire alarms are becom-
ing too frequent, and we again urge our
citizens to be careful and watchful of their
property.
1t is true, we have well organized and
effective fire department, the members of
which are always promptly at their posts,
but with the utmost vigilance and prompt
action, the devouring element sometimes
gets so much the advantage as to become
beyond control.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK. Fnhrn.

New YORK, February l.
Cotton sales of $50 bales middling up
lands at 3313c.
Flour more steady for low grades, and
dull, declining for better qualities. Re
ceipts, l,lG3 brls.; sales of S,1OO brls. super
fine State and Western at 50 1O@0 10; 5;eStra
Western Sl015@1l % ;choice 81 25@12 20 ;
round hoop Ohio shipping brands $40 900
II Is.
AlPork flrmer: sales 1850 barrels at
Sl9 5000 Sc for new mess, closing at
$50 so, for Western $l9@l9 % for old mess,
closing at $40 % regular; SIG G2@lI for
prime, and Sl9@2O for prime mess. Also
$500 brls. new mess at $20@2l %.
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Price, 81 per BOX, or SIX Boxes for g.
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
OTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S ,
Celebrated Female Pills.

PrepGred from a prescription of Sir L Clarke, A
H., Fhystctdn Extraordinary 20 tie Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailinR in the cure
Oh al those painful and dangerous diseases To
Whlch the female constitution Is subject IL mod
crates all eNceSses and removes all Obstructions
from from Whatever cause. speedy cure may he
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL is particularly suited. 1t will in a short time
Drlng on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These PiHs should not be taken Bv F.u,oyss d,r;,o
Me fIRSL' THREE AORIhSor Pregnancy as Hev
gre sure 20 bring on AiscarridgS 6lt az ann Other
time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and SPINAL Affection.
rains IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eMertlon PalpitatiOn of the Heart Ifysterics mi
Mmtes, these Pills will effect a cure when nil
otller ller means nave failed and although a powerful
asnguy' uo hOt contain iron, calOmel, antimony OF.
ahSthlhB hurtiul TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, winch should be carefully preserved
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
70 Is TIE tate Of eBery UdIudJLe Asdkoia. IN bs
1ouhTEHfElTED BE cautious therefore and sss
fhdt The letters "T q NJ" are 6loloR IN i6s Bottls f
mar each tbrdPper bears the FAC SMILES oT ~ -
adLares q O. BALDWLN6 co. and JOB BOSES
w Bth0ht eohteh, none are genuine.
n. Bone Dollar, with Eighteen Giants c-
Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent or w
the Sole General Agent for the United States a,'J
British DOminions NN ''''oS anu
JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlaudt ST., New York
WIN ensure bottle, containing Fifty Pine Ia,
return malI, securely sealed from all observation
OCI2daWeoU1v-6
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Central Insurance Company
OF DAYTON.


CAPITAL ..'.........r. 900
OFFlCE-No CO, east side of Main street, DE
tween Second and Third streets) DAYTON o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions of buildings, machinery, and
stock for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years, or
any less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD OF DIRE0ToRs-IIenry Herman Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump, George W. shaw
Henry 5. Fowler, w L. Darrow, A. II. II. Fol
kerth. HENRY HERMAN, President
ANTHONY STEPHASs, Secretary.
ja2sd9m JACOB sTEPHANs, Surveyor
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Peter Eagle %. George L. Deckert Before John
ID. Sheehan, Justice of the Peace of Miami
Township Montgomery County, Ohio
ON the 18th day of December, A. D. 1866 said
" Justice issued an Oider Of Attachment in the
above action in the sum of S55 12. Cause set for
hearing on the 9th day of February.ls 1867.
PETER EAGLE.
Namisburg, Ohio, December IS, Is68-iTw5
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. February |.
The money market is steady and easy at
Coz per cent.
Gold without material change; opening
353s, declining to 35]S, advancing to 3535,
and closing at 3535.
- The WorLdS money article says: Gold
closed at 3534. The rates paid for CARRYING
gold range from 2 to 6 per cent. per annum,
and gold loans are made Hat. Sterling
closed weak, with SA@S% decline.
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Chicago Market.

IHICAGO, FeDrualy I.
Holders of mess porl, generally ask $40:
buyers offer SlS SO; bulk meats iirIn. with
sales of clear sides at 10 aorll &c. for loose
Lard firm, but inactive ~ -.
Green hams firm; sales of 1000 pieces
from slaughtered hogs at l0c.
Receipts-5600 barrels flour, 4,9O0 bush
els wheat, $4,000 bushels corn, 1000 bushels
oats, 5000 head hogs.
pments-8, 500 barrels -four, 5000 BUSH
els wheat.
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DIR. STEVENS 81 co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THF.
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock H.
pltal, S3O alnut street, between Fifth and Si.t
up stairs, without the use of Mercury i"
OF time, or change Of diet. go "
" STEVENS, by special study aud experiepr-.
IN the hospitals oi baltimore, London and Pari, je
enabled TO guarantee cure In the most comb
Gated cases. Recent cases of CSonorrben nr sHnii
cured IN few days, withOul change of diat
hihdfance nom business. secondary Syuhiljs-.,,
curry. VIZ "s0 u nv
Victims of selfa and excessive yeuery o.,
lering from SpermatOrrhea, and loss OF physic
anu mental power, Indigestion or Consultation,
EIuPtions, lIa tPt, Nervous Coughs, HypochOndris &c
9n5u aIe treated lof Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia an
consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake iii
ply both. ' '' '""' ""'
Married men, and those contemplating maria q
% %soulu restore vlgor to their bodies aud minds or
pUsterity. '"'
Diseases peculiar to females treated Acl
guaranteed in all cases. Persons At u diStan
promptly cured by addressing, with statement
case, Dr. STEVENS Il Co, gao Walnut bpt,gac,
5th and 9Th streets, Cincinnati Ohio ''
once hours from 8 A. Nj, ~ 8 4. Nj SUNDAYS 10
ueCS-lXu
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A Great Crime Out-cropping.

Many of our readers will, doubtless; re-
member of a startling occurrence of more
than twenty years ago, in an adjoining
quiet, created intense excitement through
ont this section of the State.
We allude to the triple crime of rob-
berry, arson and murder, perpetrated at
Xenia, on the night of the 9TH of July, we
believe, in the year 1915. The store of Mr.
Samuel Puterbaugh, then a leading mer-
chant OF Xenia, was broken into and
robbed, two clerks who occupied the prem
ises were murdered, the building set on
fire and consumed with its entire contents,
including the bodies of the murdered
clerks.
In the rapid whirl of events of fthesel latter
days, when crimes of the greatest magni-
tude are but common occurrences, furnish
ing the press of our larger cities almost
every day with sensational items of rob-
berry and bloodshed, a tragedy like the
"Xenia MURDER" would be little more than
mine days, wonder" but not so in the
good old times Of which we write, when
life and property were held in higher esti-
nation, and the moral sense of the people
was shocked at such flagrant violations OF
the law.
Not only at Xenia, but throughout the
adjacent country, as the news of the terri
BILE tragedy spread abroad, the greatest ex-
citement was aroused. An old citizen OF
Dayton reminds us that delegation of
odd Fellows, over hundred strong, went
over to attend the funeral of Mr.. William
Steele, one OF the murdered clerks, who was
member of the Order.
A general desire was manifested to dis
cover and bring to justice the guilty par
ties. Large rewards were offered by the
people of Nenia, and several persons were
arrested on suspicion, but no evidence
could be obtained sufficient to hold them
for trial.
Years passed by and efforts were still
continued to ferret out the murderers but
without success, and the tragedy and the
mystery connected with it almost ceased to
be remembered or spoken Of
We have been led to recur to this subject
by rumor that clue to the perpetrators
Vi bilC yin lldl az ldbJ DCtil discovered.
We relate the story as it was told to us,
without vouching for its truth.
A man who had led somewhat adyen-
turous life, and "roughed it" good deal
through the world died few weeks ago,
in neighboring town. On his death bed,
it is said, he made confession in which he
acknowledged himself one of the parties
engaged in the old time Xenia murder and
also gave the names of two persons impli-
Gated with him, both of whom at the time
resided in Dayton, but have since removed
TO distant parts and are still living. A
gentleman from Xenia informs us that
the story of this confession had been circu-
lated there and that steps were being taken
20 investigate the matter by officers of that
place.
GB- The Chicago papers, now that the
great drawing is over in that city, condemn
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CORRECTED DAILY BY JOHN A. MINICK, COR
NER JEFFERSON AND MARKET.
DAYTON February 2. 1867
DAYTON Grain Market.

Wheat, 81 60; Corn, 45@5Oc.; Oats, $50
i0c.; Rye, 90c.@Sl; Barley, Sl6l 10; Tim
othy Seed, 81 IS; Clover Seed, 81 %; Flax
Seed, 81 %.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

eE-Up atTroy, one day last week, one
of our Dayton "colored gentlemcn'-one
Thomas Asberry--was committed TO jail
by Mayor Burgess, of that city, for cutting
with razor, another colorcd "man and
brother" named Henry Wilkinson. 1t was
more tragical than bdrber-ous.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02
Religious Notice.

Rev. B. f. Eaton CUniveisalist will
preach at Temperance Hall, Ohio Block
tomorrow (Sabbath) at half past ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. Subject Of Discourse: "Thc
Kingdom Of God" The Communion will
be observed at the close OF the service.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

BIG TAx.-Davis & CO., of Portsmouth, o.,
since the goth Of September, distilled and
placed in bond, 4G5,s25 gallons of highwines,
which at two dollars gallon will pay a
tax ofs93l,65O, or nearly one million dol
lars in about one hundred days
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
sCOtal and alisttlIantOus.

CHANGE OF TME.-The Dayton & Union
Mail train, from and after Monday, will
leave at 1906 A. NJ. and arrive at 7;O5
y NJ
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

GB The Chicago papers, now that the
great drawing is over in that city, condemn
it. Why did they not say something
against it before? Hear the Tribune: sit
is our opinion decidedly that there was
nothing in the attendant circumstances of
the late opera house rattle, or art associa-
tion us it was delicately termed, to make it
any more or less than a gambling opera
tion on a large scale, conducted in viola
ton of law and to the prejudice of good
morals.",
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

OPERA HoUsE.-The attendance at the
Opera House last night to witness the play
of "Camille" was of character showing
the appreciation of the talent of the artistes
now catering to the theatrical tastes of our
citizens. Miss Virginia as Camille, gave
such a rendition of that character as is not
often witnessed upon the American stage.
Tonight they play the Robbers" in
which Mr.. Buchanan will take the charac-
ter of Charles de Moor, and Miss Virginia
that of Amelia. The cast for the entire
COMPANY is good.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

II Mr.. Shipley, of Washington, Guern-
sey County, left his pocketbook in his bed
room, at Columbus, last week, with S2l2 so
in it. The chambermaid got it, but he
didn't.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

G8- The drug store on the corner of Third
and Elm streets, Cincinnati. was entered
night before last by some burglars, who
pried a back window shutter and after
gaining admission to thestore applied chlo-
roform to the nostrils of the sleeping clerks
to deepen their slumhers, and then robbed
them of two gold watches and hundred
and sixty dollars.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

tB- The best antidote to the poison OF
Abolition fanaticism TO be obtained In this
section of the country is the WESTERN EN-
pIRE, taken i'm doses Daily or Weekly, as
the condition of the patient may require
This is no New England patent humbug,
but "A genuine, pure Western article. Sub
scribe for copy and try IT,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

CoNFIscAToN-The Market Master, in
the exercise of his duties, this morning
discovered that man in attendance at
market was trying to play the "confidence
game" in the butter line. The result was
the confiscation of aboutten pounds. Rath-
er a poor speculation for the owner of the
butter. Better have good butter and full
weight when you attend this market.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02
z HOTEL
ATTACHMENT.

b. G. Taylor, Plaintiff VS.. Chas. A Brown, De-
iendant, and b. II, Miller John w. Lightly and
Adam Lang and Susan Lang Garnishees. BE.
lore John ID. sheehan, j. r. Of Miami Township
Montgomery County, Ohio. F'
ON the 9th day of December 1896 said Justice
" issued an order OF attachment In the above ag-
ton for the sum of $li9 co. Cause set for hearing
on the 18th day Of February 1857 at eight O'CLOCK
A. n. B. C. TAYLOR
Aianisourg, o., DseSsbsr ~, 1855. lSWs
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m 'AAN In lkl Ch II
To Garanciere 4 Dupont
No. 2l4, Rue Lombard, Paris.

t3oedenfdTY and .SudiOUs Occupations, GyisEs.
d"Siet1es, or whatever tends to impair the Tifai
Action OF the Brdtn, Heart Nervous System fre-
quently lead to the most DisfressiRy and KD6ar-
Tdsstng Disorders Of the WHILE SYSTEM Tu.
dents, CteygymeH and Ldt5yers therefore. who are
especially liable to these Weaknesses should re
PILLS. " 90 h'ifiS
n1 "A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
directions and Advice, printed in French Ger
man, spanish and English, accompanies each box
ana VIII VIII be sent by mail, free Of cost to any one
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for s5
sod by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent Dy mai securely sealed from all observation
On Iecelpt OF the specified price by any authorized
agent agent or Dy the sole General Agents for America
OoCAh u MOSES 4 co, % Cortlandt Street New
k 19rk Authorized agent for Dayton-W w
SIEW AAT-all orders by mail promptly at.
eehueu W. OcbdnMeOMlY-4
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Letter of Recommc cndation.

T AKIol NIHy 0, IbD1
GENTLEMEN;-Wc have used the 'SPECIFIC
PILLS. made from DIR. DRLAM ARRE's PRRsCRIp-
Tl0S during several years past in our private and
puDhc practce, and have found them most ener-
rhea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
Frsndture Emissions; Sexual Weakness or I'M
p'Wcki special arrangements of the Nervous Sys-
tenn weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and
sexual EXcesses; Reld1dtiOn OF the Genital Or
Bals; weak Spine; Affections of the Eyes; "I,ime,,
or 'Brick-Du Deposits in the Urine. 'sNliik ~,
Discharges Paleness of the Skin with Sunken
Iheehs and Bloodless Lips; ''Pinched" Features: /:
Irregular action OF the Heart and in all the CHASTITY
TRAIN oil symptoms arising from Over-use, abuses
OF loss, from any cause, Of the Nervous Force
we earnestly advise the Profession and all per
sons suffering from any Symptofaatic or Or0eItic
4Vectfons of the GENITO- BINARY SYSTEMS TO use
these iills with high respect, we are yours most
X. A. BEAUREPAIRE, NJ. ID
g. ID. DUJARDIN, NJ. D.
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Three Daily Trains East via Columbus.
Medifa1.
Life-HeaIth-Strength.
Observation-Disclosures. L
Observation-Disclosures.
DIR. JUAN DELA RRt'S
SPECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared by the MeSsieurs GARANCIERE 4 DU
Posr, Pharmaceutists, No. pa Rue Lombard
iarls from the Prescription OF DR. JUAN DELLA
MARIE, Chisef Physician to the Hospital din Nort
on LaribOscre.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-02

Boys AND YoUTH's CLoTHNG.---An en-
tire new apartment---the best in the city
just received by Lebensburger & Son, No.
los Main Street.