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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-25

so cases Shaker preserves,
Is cases W. II. Dudley preserves,
For sale cheap.
CONAwAY, JONES & TATE,
1913 No. 800 Main street.
A Coon BARBER SHoP.-The place Il
obtain good shave or your hair trimmed
in style is at 4G3 North Court street
where splendid set of artists. heade'
by John j. Borg, are always ready to at
tend to customers in a proper manner.
CHANoEnY CoUkT. - The following
cases we're disposed of in this CourEyes
terday: NJ. c. Murdoch VS. w. Johnston
ct al. Decree for appeal; George W
Winchester, ct al, VS. H. G. Smith, ct al
Decree in favor of compliments
STEALING IRoS.-Robert Davis, ar
rested few days siace for stealing 10
of iron belonging to the Memphis anC
Charleston railroad, has been bound owe
in the sum of one thousand dollars t.
appear at the Criminal Court.
RECOYsTRUCrING AN ORDIYAECB.-T
Ordinance Committee of the City Coun
ell have been ordered to reconstruct tha
relating to privileges so as to cover the
sales of merchants on their own account
or on consignment.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-General Bank
head, late City Attorney, was robbed o.
eight hundred dollars in city scrip, at the
corner of Jefferson and Main streets
about nine o'clock last night There !:
no clue to the robbers.
Corrox SToIEN-The stable Of J. H.
Atkinson, on Whites avenue, about siz
miles from town, was broken open last
night and two bales of cotton carried of
1t is thought that it was taken away IL
two wagons
SCHOOL ScRIP.-The Board OF Alder
men have decided not TO accept al
school scrip at par, bui 10 appropriate
four thousand dollars per month to meet
current expenses.
THE Olympic, Second street. between
jefferson and Adams, is now the resort
Of the masses. Only twenty five cents
admission l25
BASE BALL-A match game OF base
ball will take place Sunday, 2F1h inst
at the extension Of Main street, between
the Eagle aud Pride Of the South clubs.
Game commences at 1890 pm. The
pablo are invited 3
IMPORTANT RENovAL-Dr. c. d. Stan
lev has removed his Office from 2Os Main
stree, to the Posioffee Building, No. 10
first h0or. ~
Do you want plovsl Go to Treat !
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14
THE TOURNAMENT.

The exhibition promised for to-
morrow, will be essentially novel one
for these parts. Extensive prepare
tions have been made with view to
render the occasion as far as possible,
one which shall correspond with the
graceful sport and amusements of the
joust and tourney Of the oldcn time,
when gallant knights and beauteous
ladies, kings, nobility and gentry
oil were wont to mingle and partici-
pate in the observances peculiar to
such class of entertainments. a-#2
A full array Of gallant cavaliers,
panoplied in proper armour will be on
hand to give diversion to the scene
and with we'll poised lance to "run a
tile" with one another in harmless
combat, typical Of "mimic war"
A multitude of spectators are ex'
pected-many of whom will doubtless
be Of the gentler sex, who are regarded
as special patrons Of the knightIy or
der, and from whose mild influence
in the reign Of chivalry, proceeded
many of the amenities which charac-
terize it, -5z
The orator of the day, Alex. Dali
sheimer, Esq, has arrived from New
Orleans, and will be present to con-
tribute by his gifted mind and in
spring eloquence, to the classic pleas
ures Of the festival.
There will be music and merri-
ment-a bran dance and barbe-
cue---a happy commingling of the
ideal and real-to carry us back to
the early ages when Europe "gaily
moved in all the wildness and vigor
Of youth; the world was vision,
and life DREAM" and to bring US
back again to the commonplace
usages and customs of this more
practical and prosaic age in which
we live.
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Mass MEETING.-A very large
gathering Of the freedmen took place
at Courthouse square in this city on
Saturday last. A stand was erected,
from which several speakers, colored
as well as white, harangued the
crowd. Some Of, the speakers were
from New Orleans. The speeches,
with the exception Of that delivered
by Lewis Thomas, of this city, were,
for the most part, intensely radical
and were received with rapturous
applause.
AS a political demonstration, it
was quiet and orderly, if we except
certain marks Of disapprobation
manifested at the dissenting and
conservative policy advocated by
Col. Thomas. The Col. we learn,
has been ruled out of the Radical
Club. He has, however, many
friends and adherents who, we are
told, will 60 with him in the forma-
ton Of Conservative Republican
organization.
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stac We notice, in quite number
of our exchanges, editorial acknowl-
edgments Of invitations received to
attend the Tournament and Barbecue
to be given here on tomorrow.
These Acknowledgements are couched
in Aatteripg terms, some Of them
highly complimentary to the Ladies'
Benevolent Association, to which
the credit belongs Of getting up the
project, and are profuse in good
wishes for the success Of the under
taking. We may hope to meet on
the occasion with a number of our
confreres from abroad, or at least,
where they cannot attend personally,
with their representatives, as some
of them have promised. We can
promise them all cordial welcome
and kind treatment.
The ladies', we are told, have met
with much good success in their
canvassings in the country, having
gathered together large number Of
contributions in the way of beeves,
Sleeps. fowls, &C., for barbecuing
purposes. ...
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14

DR.. PLUMER ON DEsPoNDENCY.-
The Rev. DR.. Plumer, formerly from
Baltimore, but now President of
Columbia, IS. O. Theological Semi
nary, in a recent letter to a Southern
minister, makes the following re-
marks upon dependency;
Il am glad to find so general a
persuasion that we ought not to
yield to encouragement. Despond-
ency never raised crop, never made
a scholar, never built up a church.
God has not called US to hopeless
ness and misery. Let us hope on,
hope to the end. If we are feeble,
the Lord is mighty. If we lack
wisdom, let us ask God, who giveth
literally, and upbraideth not. 1t we
are cast down. let us thank God
that we are mot destroyed 1t we
are 'perplexed,' let us be careful not
to fall into despair In our case
dependency is needless, sinful and
great torment"
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To CO2ssss2asl2tiUes.

TIME advertiser, have been restored to health
l. ina few weeks BY a very simple remedy,
after havirg suffered for several years with 4
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption-'s anxious to make known TO his fel-
oxsuferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge), with the direc
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will hnd a SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he eonceivss 10 be in
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, W u please address reH H
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, y
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
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~ We learn that there is a

~ We learn that there is a
quantity Of supplies here sent BY the
u. s. authorities for the destitute
poor in the vicinity of Clinton, La,
and that the Quartermaster at this
post is ready'to forward them to that
point as soon. as they may be sent
for. The Mayor of Clinton, had
better see to it and send on the nee
essary vehicles Of transportation.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFT JUDI
cial District Court-M. j. Wyatt, wife,
vs.. Geo. W. Cage, husband-No. I'LL
March 9th, 1867. -.T-
THIS CASE was this day taken up for
i trial, according to previous assessment
and the Plaintiff having fully made out
her case by mpetent evidence, and the
law and the evidence being in favor Of
Plaintiff and against the Defendant, it 10
therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed,
That Martha J. Wyatt, wife, have judg-
ment for and recover from Geo. W. Cage,
her husband, the sum of Two Thousand
Dollars, with legal interest, from the 28d
day of March, 1867, until paid, with legal
mortgage to date from January lat, 1855,
that the community Of acquets and gains
heretofore existing between them be dis
solved, that the wife have the free adj
ministration Of and control over her sepa-
rate property and paraphernal property,
and any she may hereafter acquire; and be
separate Of property from her said hus-
band; that Defendant pay all costs of
this suit.
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court. this 18th day of March, A. D., 1857.
(Signed) K. T. POSEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
. A true copy: April LIST, 1867.
B. F. BRYAN, Clerk.
Recorded in Book G, Folio 254, Judicial
mortgages.
JOHN MoGRATH, Recorder.
BATON RoueE, April Sd, 1867. mayl4.
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~ A benevolent lady went to
visit family who We're said to be
almost starving. She found them
half clad, cold and not a morsel of
food in the house. "What do you
most need q What would you like
to have2' she asked of the mother of
the family.
"Why, | almost did want head
dress; they're SO becomin' !"
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscreton will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send fres to all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
Simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do o by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN, %, Mn
% Cedar street, New York.
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E. MILITARY ARREsTs.-Col. Her
bert and Mr.. Mulkey, residents of
this parish, were arrested by the
military, q few days since, and taken
to Baton Rouge, on a charge Of
homicide. We have no particulars.
Patriot, { Clinton, La,J III inst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14

Twenty MINUTES FOR Re-
FaEsHMENT."-The following expe-
rience of a humorous traveller, who
attempted to get dinner at Xenia,
on the Little Miami Railroad, is
worth reading by those who have
had similar experience, without a
like good humor, as well as by all
who enjoy good laugh
Twenty minutes for dinner I"
shouted the brakesman as we ap-
preached Xenia.
Arrived there, l entered the din
ing room, and inquired OF the waiter
"What do you have for dinner?'
Twenty minutes" was the hur-
ried reply. s @ss :
l told him that I would try half a
dozen minutes, raw, on the half shell,
just to see how they went. Told
him to make a minute of it on his
books. He scratched his head try
ing to comprehend the order, but
finally gave it up, and waited upon
some one else.
approached a man who stood
near the door with a roll of money
in his hand.
"What do you have for dinner? ?"
Z "Half dollar" says he.
/ told him that / would take half
a dollar well done. l asked him if
he couldn't send me, in addition,
boiled pocket.book stuffed with
greenbacks, and some seven.thirties
garnished with postage stamps and
ten cent scrip. Also a Confederate
bond, done brown, with lettuce alone
(let us alone). I would like to wash
my dinner down with National Bank
notes, on draft"
He said they were out of every
thing but the bank notes, and he
then ordered the waiter to go to the
bank and "draw some"
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- Mr.. Kowalski, of 'the Peo-
pies Store" showed US yesterday a
curious freak Of nature-a chicken
with four legs. The little quadru-
ped did not seem disposed to make
much use Of the appliances given it
for locomotion-not knowing per-
haps, which leg to put foremost in
the attempt, or fearing lest it might
appear ridiculous and be a foul pro-
ceyding. A joker who has taken a
squint at the phenomenon, pro-
nounces it "most strange, foul and
unnatural" ~.s5 z--
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aH- Up to Friday morning

ag- Up to Friday morning last,
the number of registered voters at
Clinton had reached 228-1S2 COL
ored, 46 white. yasa-uy ~,
At Plaquemine, 700 voters had
registered up to Friday afternoon.
Of these only so were white. r.
Up to Friday noon, 535 colored
persons had registered in West Fell
ciana, and so whites.
The whites everywhere, are wait
ing patiently for the published off,
cial report of Attorney General
Stanberry.
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~ The butcher, Death, never
snares a man because he isn't "fat
enough to kill"
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THE RICHMOND RIoTs.-The re-
cent disturbance between the whites
and colored people Of Richmond
should, we think, teach all who ex-
pect to reside and rear families in
the South the Importance of tavoring
kindly relations between the two
races. The fruits of such doctrine
as has been laid before the negroes
of Virginia recently, tends to exas-
perate them and to promote what was
called by one of their papers "a black
mans party" We should look upon
such an organization as fraught with
infinite evil to the social safety as
well as the material prosperity Of the
South. We hope to see all the po-
litical rights intended by law &C.
cured to the colored people. More,
the great mass Of that race neither
desire nor expect.
But the attempt to precipitate con-
fscation and other social relations
than those which have existed here.
tofore is unwise and dangerous. 1t
is especially to be noted that: l. The
Richmond colored rioters would not
obey the orders of Gen. Schofeld,
given to them by him in person.
2. They were dispersed by the bay
onets of Federal soldiers. We have
heard limitations here that the CO.
lored people have been advised here
and elsewhere to employ their power
for themselves, and to nominate a
colored ticket. These things all look
to forming division upon the basis
of color, and may tend in time to
array all the whites against the
blacks. This would be very bad
for the blacks, and for us who rely
upon employing their labor. We
trust these riots will not come any
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TO rHE'MEMoRr OF MIS- JUDITH HyAMs spRloa.

TO rHEMEMoRY OF MRS JUDITH HYAMs spRIGa
The win ry dawn was in the East,
The chill light struggled through the gloom
Where faint within the grasp of death,
she lay 1T point OF doom.
And through the groves Of evergreen,
As bright the Orients flush arose,
With 1t her spirit sprung to seek
The land where no wind blows -
All little hands your task 10 wrought!
ALL fairy feet your race 10 run,
Before the shadows the eve, #5h
Had dimmed your mornings sun. h
donel gonsl the golden hair which CLEANS,
And shmmsrs on her marble brow,
Mocks with Its living glow the lips,
Cold, still, and silent now!
Ave lay upon her ifeless breast,
The little babe whose span Of life -
Was measured BY that minutes space
Which held tho deadly strife.
The strife of love, and death, and woe,
whsa summoned from lies festival
She laid her down to die.
To diei Great God, our darling dIel
The bright rose blghted ere Its prime
The music Of o. hearts sweet flow
stilled In Its first spring timsl
Bring violets they crowned her hair,
And nestled on her snowy breast,
Br ng snow-drops for the memories
They hold Of peace and resti 5zss zssz af
And scatter Ger her fair still form,
Pale winter blooms which through the earth,
Though winds may blow, and tempests rage,
Spring up In fairsst birth.
But thou. Judo, who from the gloom
Of wintry skies hast passed forever
Safe with the Reapers flowers abide ~ q
By the Eternal River. M.B.w
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THIRD STREET THEATRE.

THE BATON ROUGE TfIEsprANs will give an
exhibition on hIpSEspAy. May 18th, 1857,
reproducing, for the third tins, their Popular
and Ors inal Combination Pantomime, AN
+. TIPAR0s, with y gorgeous Overture IA
BLEAU, additional TRICKS, Five Msgnif-
cent TABLEAUs, Eew3 COST UMEs. stc. etc.
PRICE OF ADM .sI0N, rs cents. Children, 80
cents. Doors open at ~ o'clock. Perform
ance to commence at So O'clock.
SEATS NUMBERED, Box Office at the Theatre
will be open on Monday aud Tuesday, May
18th and 14th, from . to IL NJ, and . to P.
NJ, for securing seAfs.n ti7tai4 stbs& &
may4-ltw&8ttw. w. J. WALTER, sec'y.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-14

sJ- L. G. NORRIS. Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement o. Claims, Bills, &C. Also, author
ired Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE COMET
Once nj the Court House.
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farther South, and that they will not
degenerate into a war Of colors.-
~. O. Bulletin, 11tb ainst.
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FN- The following touching lines, by
Mrs. Williams, Of Alexap dria, will awake en-
sympathetic echo in many heart, be-
reaved by the sad loss of ono who was
SO lately an ornament to our society. She
has faded from life while yet in the bloom
OF womanhood, ere time had chilled her
heart or age had tinged her loneliness -
AsV Orleans Crescent. .z5-.. 7.
.Let Me Go, for the Day Breasketh.,'
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cRowsIrG or THE onkEN on LOVE AND BEAUTY AND
se5esssg HER MAIDS OF HONOR. ssY I'd 49,, f.l5vg

The victor to crown his choice Queen. The
second champion to scarf his choice LIST Maid Of
Honor, wish ii cri-colorcd scarf. III q third cham
pion, his cnoioe I'd Maid of Honor, with a scarf
OF ope solid 90 lor ot the tri Fourth and 9th q
champions, their acnoice, ga nd Attn aids of
Honor, With scarfs. of one solid color Oh tbs tri
The Queen and Ter Maids 10 present tokei to
their tespectiye champions aud hsDc.foith to be
worn conspicuously BY thsm during the lestivi-
ties, etc.
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Grand YOssrls0na e2tt
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BATON ROU GE FAIR GROUNDS,
MI a x 18th, I 8 9 2

sEyEHC1 Programme
PART I. GRAND ENTRY.
The Knights OF Ohristendom led by the Knight
OF the Cross and the knights of Isamisrn by the
knight Of the Crescent Evontions Or horseback
by the combined forces, The two knights Of the
lists dressed ID complete suit 81 mali and their
followers in suits representing knightly accrutre-
ments Of various calors, conterrirg the accolade,
etc. -
Part Ill. TILTING.
The Knightsof Christendom on the right and
the Knights or 1siamisni m no LETT, the Hsra DIS
sounding simultaneously the charge Tits, Ave
In number, TO each knight--tistance 100 yards;
time, - seconds TO each tit, etc.
.saa@ a@&8#a g0a 4 aA}aH a8NAaa
Part iii.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-09

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spreu6entoe 1pur3tlttn TIN peer3t1 btrt@as:
ten Granffurtsr 10 ttef pttie. Man pet&t
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