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NEW BOOKS.

INHE Romance of Besusncourt, by the author
l. Of Household of Bouverie.
Ghandos, by Ouida
Bryan Maurice, or, the Becker, by Rev. Walter
Mitchell.
Cecil Castlemaines Gage, Lady s:arabouts
trouble, bv Ouida.
Henry VIII and his Court by Muhlbach'
The Bishops Son, by Alice Cary.
Far Above Kubies, by Mrs j. II. Riddeli.
Elisha Magoon, or, the Old Still House, In the
Hollow, by Mrs Francis Dana Gage.
The Cameron Pride, or, Purified by Suffering,
by Mrs MaryJ Holmes
The Last Days Of King, by Maurice Hartman.
The &c ebrated Jumping Frog by Mark Twain.
Not a Hero. by Mrs. Eliza l.. Pugh
Out OF Charity, from LiitIe's Living Age.
Week in o French Country House.
Nora and Archibald Lee.
Sowing the Wind, by Ii. Lyn Luton.
Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking.
Just received at
Jaiy2 BhALs BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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- The steamer Gen. Quitman
passed up yesterday on her way to
Louisville, with very heavy freight
and crowded with passengers. She
supplies the place of the Richmond
this trip, the latter steamer being
laid up for the summer. The Quit
man will go into dock for repairs at
Cairo. Most of the fine large class
steamers have "laid up in ordinary
among which are the Great Republic
and Magenta.
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA--PARISH OF
East Baton Rougs-Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court-Successio of George Ruth
erford, deeeased-No. s97--Probate.
WHEREAS, James McVay, Admins
w trntor of the Estate Of George Ruth
erford, deceased, has this day fled in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court
aforesaid, fual account of his admins
tration of said succession.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested therein to show cause within ten
drys from the first publication hereof why
said account should not be approved, no.
mologated and made the judgment Of the
Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of Office this
- Goth day cfJune, A. D., 1867.
l. y JAS. COOPER,
june29 Deputy Clerk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARI OF
East Baton Rouge-Fifth Judicial Dis
trct Court-In the IN after of the suo-
cession of Pierre Chlcot, deceased mo
900-Probate.
w HEREAS, James McVay, Admins
w traitor of the Succession of Pierre
Chicot, deceased, has this day filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid
final account Of his administration.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested therein to show cause. within ten
days from the first publication hereof, why
said account should not be approved, no.
mologated and made the judgment of the
Court.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
- this 9th June, 1887.
JAS. COOPER,
iune29 Deputy Clerk.
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nag The Petersburg Index is in
favor of abolishing the free school
system. 1t thinks parents would
better appreciate and use the privf-
leges for educating their children If
they were obliged to pay directly
for them.
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OLD AND NEw-Raphael Semmes
on the Americom F7ag.-The follow
ing speech was delivered by Admiral
Raphael Semmes, at presentation
of colors to the steamboat CONNER
cial, at Memphis, recently:
| do not know whether the thought
has struck others as oddly as it has
struck myself, that / should be
standing here, amid this gay throng,
about to present the stars and stripes
to one of the enrolled vessels of the
United States; to restore, as it were,
the star-spangled banner to the mast
head of the merchant ship, from
which, in times gone by, l have SO
often caused to descend. But such
are some of the revolutions of history.
To the unthinking multitude I have
indeed been great sinner and a
great rebel; but to the more thought
full | have been only patriot. Par
adoxical as the expression may ap-
pear to my hearers, / have never
warred against the institutions of
my country. | have always cher
ished an affection for the principles
of the cid Constitution and the old
flag, and it was only when the old
flag became new flag and ceased to
represent those principles that l con-
scented to war against it.
One of the first acts performed by
the provisional Congress, that met at
Montgomery, was to adopt the old
Constitution as the Constitution of
the Confederate States, and but for
the confusion which would have
arisen from the use Of the same bat
tie flag by two contending armies,
that Congress would, no doubt, have
claimed and adopted the old flag also.
The two--the Constitution and the
Aag-had always been united in the
mind and heart of every American,
and it was difficult to separate them,
AS, then, our war was one for the
old Constitution, it followed, logic
ally, that we were only arrayed
against the old flag, because it had
ceased to represent that Constitu-
ton. The stars and stripes that l
hold in my hand were no longer, in
our Judgment, the stars and stripes
of the revolution of l776, Or of the
war Of 1912, and when we fired
upon them, We fred upon what we
conceived to be a new and strange
emblem that had been unknown to
our fathers. But the strife is now
ended. We were beaten in the war,
and the flag of the conqueror became
our flag. Take, then, these colors,
Captain; they are the colors of our
common country, whatever may be
their present significance. We can
all feel an honest pride in their more
ancient history, as | trust we shall
be enabled to do in their future his
tory. With regard to what l may
call their episodal history-that is,
the history which covers the four
years 81 our internecine war-it is
our duty, both as Christians and
brethren, to forget it. The war has
left many and CHASTITY wounds. Let
US, of the South, do our part, by
closing them with a tender and gen
tie hand, SO that no scars may re-
main to remind US Of the conflict.
And let US endeavor, also, to convert
this new flag into the old flag again,
that we may love it as of yore. Then
truly may we exclaim, with the au-
thor OF our national anthem:
"ThA at bappor lowe
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-04

saw The splendid steamer Ruth passed
down yesterday. Among her passengers
for this city, were Maj. s. M. Hart and two
daughters, who have been on visit to the
West
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-04

Ray Western farmers who held on
to their grain, hoping for a famine,
are now crowding it to market with
all possible rapidity. The condition
OF the new crop alarms them. In
Delaware county, Iowa, the price of
wheat has fallen within few weeks
from So 25 to 81 so.
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nay The people of Philadelphia
have taken a step in the direction of
reform, by offering premium Of
two hundred dollars for the best es-
say on the best way to secure the
election of good and capable men to
office.
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WHEELwRIGHTINa AND BLAoKsMITHINa.
Public attention is respectfully solicited to
the advertisement elsewhere inserted in
our columns, Of Mr.. Charles Lam bert, who
it will be seen, has succeeded Mr. John
Demke in the above line of mechanical
business in our city. We bespeak for Mr.
Lambert liberal share of patronage.
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e# We owe our thanks for continued
favors in the newspaper line to Messrs.
VIM. Garig, Ed. Jolly and the officers OF
the steamer Ruth.
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T. In Georgia more than seventy
cotton factories have been erected since
the war, affording employment to the
destitute AID paying good dividends
to the stockholders
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WHITE LEAD.

TUST received, one ton of fresh pure White
u lead, In 25 pound cans, a very superior artlcIs
and of three different grades and qualities, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
june20 JAMES MCVAy
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GREEN SHOULDERS.

1000 POUNDS well cured green SHOULDER
COOO will keep six months. Just storet
aud for sale by (june29l JOSHUA BEAL
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Icy Remember the Thespians to- night.
Go and get your fill of fun and merri-
ment.
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as- l.. G. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement of Claims Bills. 60 Also. author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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LINN RER.

HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
l. street, 10000 feet of Oh Dice, seasoned Lumber
consisting of Joist, scantling, Flooring, Wea the..
boarding, and Inch Plank, for sale at greatly re-
duced rates. ljune291 JAMES MCVAY
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CORN NEAL, CORN MEAL.

LNREsH GROUND CORN MEAL, a Baton Rouge
Il production, for sale in quantities ranging
from pint up to ten thou aud more bushels.
mayo ..# JOSHUA BEAL
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SDgciNz Notice.

only few pieces Of the 81 wide Imperia
" Check Mating left at
jupe5 THE PEOPLES STORE.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

FRRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indscretlon, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need 1t, the recipe and directions for making the
imple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience.
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
az Cedar street. New York
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NOTICE.

VIE UNDERSIGNED informs the public that
l. he will take Redbacks at par. and ali per-
sons purchasing for the amount of Ten Dollars,
will receive premium OF per cent Greenbscks
on the amount. 2. CAPDEyILLE,
june22 Wv Variety Store Laurel Street
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Special Notices. &t.
To COassss2ssDtives.

TIME advertiser, have been restored to heslth
L ina few weeks by very simple remedy
after having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption--is anxious to make known to his fell.
lowsufsrsrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of charged with the dlrec.
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURB for Consumption,
Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the advertiser IN sending
the Prescription is to bsnefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he conceves 10 be In.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, ~ IL will cost them nothing, and NAV
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York
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INOT A HERO.

A NOVEL, by Mrs. II. l.. Puge, of Louisiana.
n just received at
Jule27-3t HERONAN,2
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gg- WHARTON L ILLINGswoRTH. General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents. l5 Common street,
between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.
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PRICES REDUCED,

CONSUMERS and dealers in Corn Meal en-,
~ procure the best in market Of.
juneI3 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-04
A Word TO Novel Readers.

A LL who have been 30 deeply inter. sted in Sc.
n Elmo, should row study well the new book
entitled, St Twe'mo.
Those who have spent hours over the never
wearisoms pages Of Griff h Gaunt, must now by
all means read Lifith Lank. To be had at
ie20-4t HEROMAN'S BOOK 4 MusIC DEPOT
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LNOR LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS, 70 80
Il @. d. WADDILLS,
fsb5 Main street, near Thr1
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FOR SALE.

A SECOND-HAND PIANO, cheap.
"A Inquire Immediately at this d N
office. june6 ER Yssa5
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CORN MEAL,
CORN MEAL.

SEVERAL mills but no competition when the
~ best Is required everybody sends to
juDe27 JOSHUA BEAE
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TWO NEW ROCK,

CT. TWEL'MO and LIFFITH LANK, at
- june2s-3t HEROMAN'$
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OATS,
OATS,
OAI's,

OATS, OATS, OATS
/ UST stored 200 bushels very fine will make
- horse fat to look at them-price low-seou~
onomy great-pstent right sscurei-for further
particulars see Gazette a Comet.
june27 JOSHUA BEAL
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MESS PORK,
MESS PORK

FEW more barrels ieFt-more to arrive
IA soon-prices cheaper than the cheapest
call and see for yourselves.
juDe2T JOSHUA BEAl
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CORN.
CORN

IO0 BAGS White and Yellow now in ware
fAO house and for sale at the lowest current
market rates. fjunsZ1l JOSHUA BEAL
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CARPENTERS LEAD PENCILS.
A s 81 of good Lead Pencils just received
july2 BEAL's BOOK d VARIETY STORE
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UsT received something igss than stea 10 boat
u load, has been mllsd but ten days, is the
product of choice sound fall wheat is of different
grades aud at prices adapted to the circuma
stances Of the miilion-for bargains cali at the
store of ijune27 JOSHUA BEAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

Proposals for Street PaVemenIS
AAYOK,s oFFICE.

MEMPHIS TESS February I. 1871.
EEALEy PROPOSALS. VIII be- received th.s
- onie- unul 2o'c'ueE OF TUESDAY, February
gLu. Lss-. GBr grading and paving, Wlth MICH
ISBN pLEeucuf-Al1lu street, nom Auction
atufhuun= Second street. rom " luchys.c r TO
zeal. Poplar street. from Front 70 The city
HrnftS- a afns street. from Front 10 the city
limits. jefferson street, from Main 10 Charlie
ton avenue: Court street, on tie north and
south siGes OF Count Square, froIH Main 70
second. Madison street, nom Front TO the
dempliis and Charleston reilrCRd bridge;
Union street, fr1m Front 20 Wellington; Besl
street, from Front TO wellington; and Front
street, from Union TO Beal
Also. fBr paving with SIDNf-trOEt street,
from Market 10 Union Center alley and Sec
ord alley, from Market 90 Union, and all alleys
cunning nom Front OSecOud between Market
and Union Streets
Ia entire length OF the proposed Nicholson
paNu1HCut will measure aDogl STA and three
sSurtls ml-E, and The entire length OF the
proposed stone pavement will measure for
streets about tFO-lhirds OF a mile, and for
EIleys nearly two miles.
The TENS aud conditions on which propo-
sails Dill he receivrd and cherished, tpscinCa-
lions az materials and N-OrK, terms Of ayuoh
and other Information relating thereto, 10
rcguir. q, can be obtained aL this Office, or Of
Francis Foster, city engineer.
Bids must be iuciDs-t in envelopes and
stamped with fcsliaE wax across tho fold OF The
paptr, and iudurSet- Proposals for paving
-SLre-T with pavement, naming the stree
OF alleys and kind Of pavumeuU, and must be
addressed 10 tEe Mayor ami Finance Commit
Parties making proposals viii be required 20
bid for cfrh street separately.
Terms OF pay ileut are ouc-ualf cash, the
balance ina thirty. sixty and ninety days from
tbs completion OF g-rh section OF three hun
dred and eighty feet.
X. n-The right % us- Nicholsnn's patent is
cerstr0d hy The city. ard viii ho Tel 10 c0utrac-
LBrs as the same price paid 10y The ~Citv-nuecn
cents prr > ieh2 I'd
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INoUEsTs.-W. B. Cotton, Esq, held
fnquests on the bodies Of A. .. Hender-
son, clerk, and s negro deck-hand on
board the steamer Victor No. 2, now
lying at this port. The jury brought in
a verdict finding That the deceased came
to their deaths from cholera, which was
caused by eating unwholesome pork.
The jury also censured the officers and
owners of the boat for not having a
medicine chest on board. Two doctors
were procured before the boat reached
this point, but for the want of medicine
their labors were of little worth. AL
that could be done by the officers and
passengers of the boat to alleviate the
sufferings of the sick ones was promptly
rendered, but of no avail. We make the
announcement (advisedly) that it. not
safe to eat fresh pork, having good
authority for stating that ii is unhealthy
Rt this season Of the year.
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weak. Bear meat, Is to20c; venison, &c;
Wild turkies, each, zoe to 81 90; ducks, 81
per dozen prairie chickens, 81 so per
dozen squirrels, q 50 per dozen /; quails,
4Ve per dozen; wild geese, IS Der dozen :
rabbits, per 75c dozen.
HAH-There is a fair local demand for
prime, which sells on levee at S28 to $50
common, SIS tOS25. Receipts, fT3 bales
HIDE5-There is a good demand al
2 TO Sc for green /; green salted, 81 to Sc /;
lint, IL 10 l23c; salt flint, IA to Ice
Receipts, 10.
LARD-There is not a large stock on
hand Prices are firm at 10 to 14c IN
t~ierces and IA to Isle in kegs. Receipts,
Is kegs and ? tierces.
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way points tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Shs
Is 10 charge of the popular Hugh Camr.
bell, with eyeryb0dy's favorite, George
Hart, in the Office. George is known
and liked by every M in Memphis, and
people travelling with him will be sure to
receive the kindest treatment. For
safety, speed and eomfr, take the 81.
Charles Tomorrow. Larry Harmstad &
Co., agents.
FOR PINE BLUFF.-The splendid and
beautiful Rose Hambleton leaves to-
morrow evening at 5 o'clock for the above
n intermediate points. She is in charge
Of the gallant Capt. John CIayeomb,
with the popular MIR. Wells in the Office.
Levy q Miller and w. Jay johnson,
agents.
For WHITE RIvER.-The great and
good steamer Commercial is up for White
river on Tuesday next. Capt. Levy is in
charge, and George BIish, Billy Jones
n Milt. Harry are in the Office. Levy
y Miller and Jas. I. Bourne & Co, are
her agents.
FOR ST. LOUIs.-The magnificent
Belle Memphis, in charge OF Capt. Dan
Mvsselman. goes out Tomorrow evening.
Capt. Elem Calvert, superintendent and
BILLY Dill, passenger agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

FEsTIvAL.-Tbe ladies of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church intend holding
a festival in the Stillman hall, eommenc-
ing on Monday evening and continuing
through the week. The object is 10 raise
funds for the completion of the new
church on Court street. It's main feature
will be the voting for a couple of pieces
Of statuary, entitled Intrigue" of Pa
rian marble, en- bal costume, nice little
gems Of art, exquisite in expression and
design, tasteful ornaments for the inches
of salon or library, and when conveyed
as an expression of esteem from friends,
become vested with a value more pre-
cious than gold to the generous mind.
The ladies have selected as candidates.
Coils. Tate, Woodruff, B~rinkley, White
and Harrington, the presidents of our
several railroad companies. The contest
will be void of political or sectarian
significance, and can only excite a pleas
ant emulation, and whoever of these
gentlemen who, by their talents, indus
try and worth, have risen to places of
honor, shall be chosen, will possess a
souvenir of which he may well be proud.
There you will also find good things to
eat, pretty things TO see, and many
things to be had for a price, even music
viii lend its sweetest notes to the pass
ing hours, for the Philharmonic have
promised their assistance, " ever prompt
to act when danger calls"
Go all Of you to the! help of the good
It's battle against the dark evil of sin
which destroys the joys, the hopes and
lives Of so many Of our fellow beings,
moulded for greatness, assist in erecting
a temple to the honor of Him whose ex-
pressed purpose it is to prosper every
good word, work and deed you may do,
and who will surely return the bread
cast upon the waters multiplied an hun
lred fold.
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ConcaVo-COnVex FliDgis
The Advantage

or these Spectacles over all Others mc:
ISt--fhe only trae Lens hasuB being
perfectly fee from chronat.c light. 50 we'll
known 10 be the csnse of injrry 10 the vision,
and which makes the chsuge from Spe-iaeIa=
10 GLASSES Of stronger power 81 often rsqusretf.
while ia maui Instances both near and distant
objects are seen with equd facility through The
same Glssses.
2d-Can he worn with perfect ease for
any length OF time at one sitting. giving as-
tonishiug eleainess Of vision, particularly b.
candle or other artificial Iight-comllrt to this
s~pectse'e wearer hitherto ~unknawu.
7d--H hen the eyes ache or pain
through the action OF a bright light. such rs Is
reflected from snow, sunny weather, white
paper, and in reading. writing or sewirg, or
vivid co,Oled bodies, these le. ses, by scueumg
me rays, effect a most agreeable sensation ald
give great relief.
4fh.--su all nervous affections OF Z e
eye, cau-iug dull and startling painsIu the eye
bail or temple, appearance Of luminous and
dark spots 10 the atmosphere, Eeh.uE or feeling
Ike sand in tbs eyes, the disturbed nerves "a e
quicted aEd sOothed.
5th.-GrOUHd by peeuiiar machinery.
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6sh-These Speefaeles are cfenfjaeasTy
adjusted TO every case Of detective sight win
unerring accuracy, whether arising from age,
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by d NJ. BEBNHAEDr, on a rev. exact pin
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7th.--PTOGf Of superiority over tbs old
kind Of Spectacies: They are used exclusive =
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Berlin, Prussia, and elsewhere.