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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
Aug 10, 1867

En'tlcd an oct to repeal section second Of
article eichty-two Of the Code of Public
General Laws, relating to riots. ard to
re-euact the same With amendments.
Section Be It enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section two
Of article eighty-two Of the Code of Public
General Laws, relating TO riots, be amen
ded and re-cnactcd 80 as to read as follows :
"a No such liability shall be incurred by
any county, incorporated town or city,
unless the authorities thereof shAll have
had good reason to believe that such riot
or tumultuous asscmbIage was aboutto take
Place. or having taken place, shall have
h4d notice OF the same In time to prevent
said injury or destruction, either 10y lis own
police or with the aid of the citizens of
such county, town or city, it being he in
tcntion of this article that no such Iia5li-
" shall devolve on such county, town OF
city, unless the authorities, having notice
have also the ability of themselves, or with
their own citizens to proven: said injury,
that any cause OF action that may have
heretofore arisen uuder the first section of
said article eighty-two, shall be prosecu-
ted within the period of five years from the
'imc Of such cause accruing and lot af-
ter And all causes under the first sec
ton hereafter accfuing shall be prosccu-
ted within the period of three years from
the time Of accrual Of the same
Section , And be it enacted That this
act take effect from the day Of its passage
We certify that the aforcgoirg is true
copy Of au act winch passed the Gcneral
Assembly Of Maryland, January session,
1867.
" X. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate
Arg IS, 1867
I'm \ct to continue in force an Act cnt-
tied an Act to regulate aud make uni
form the fees of ConstabIcs, passed jan
/ uary session, cightcqu hundred and y
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
J.}MES I. NJ. l. iL.FN.

July II. 1867 til.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
For County Clerk.

Augt. 0th, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15

April 18th, lSGT.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

July IS. 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15

June p. lS6
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

W III II I I'VE OOWI Q " II
GEORGE w. SWEET, N. d., aii
Proprietor. 4ea lisa
Prepared at the u-
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
los Hanover Street, Boston. eha ~
Under the supervision of Rev. J. w. Po-
land.
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents
Stoddard, T. G. B,idwell, Fl. J. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally. l9i1 Du
feb9 div, Wit If. E.a $3.50
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
DRUGS & CHEMlsTCALS.
80 OPERA-DRUGg STORE

> STEWART g. BUTLER,
(SU.ccessor9qo W +, Young * Goa,
PRESCRIPT4ON, DRUGGISTS.
No. IS First Street. : aa
Chambers Block EVANSVILLE, IND.
A new and complete stock of
Drugs and Hetlicines, Chemicals, Per-
funeTy, Toilet and Fancy Articles. F,
s@ Prescripti ms carefully prepared at
all hours. lib rFF [au2 d3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

Steamship Pranconia Sherwood Portland
Steamship Libby Charleston Jan with mdse and pass TO
Livingston, Fox 4 Co - -
semp Andrew Fletcher Henney Fortress Monroe 81 hours
With ship ate ashore Chincoteague Shoa In tow
(r) Sourabaya sept D. via Fortress Eonoe
inst with mdse The X wet ashore on Chinco
Shoals the morning Of Dec ~ got OF on the "a ns ana
arrived at Fortress Monroe leaking badly steam pump vas ut
seamig Andrew Fletcher Of tie Coast Weekng Company She al
anchor AZ the :. w. spa 80 -
Ship Gnn Spencer London 80 days with mdse and O2
pass. to Crunel Aliutun 4 Co. -.
ship Bre Bremen Bremen days with mdse and 500 pass
10 Charles Iuling a. Co.
eE (Brera Krrkeu Hamburg 81 days, with mdse
and pass TO K ~ soman Ede Has had deaths and 0hS On
Brs R ANDREW ofMa Rosemeye Baenos Ayrcs 50 DAYS with
hides &c. G. Mngtol Has had heavy weather the entire pas
Gk Agonant B % Steengafe Bremen days With mdse and
81 Koop Co. Had heavy weather the last three
weeks Niniucet passed the wreck Of small vessel with
mast gone; been IN that condition some true. -.
BARK Rambler Lamb Mark 20 days with logwoOd 10 Metcah
Duncan Dec Heath lseamaI) died buried At
Of Haes with heavy NV gales lost deck
ogsoo buwark and vessel leaking Left sbr Rsbeca
Atwood for Boston in two DAYS - - 81,
anna tMeck Wendt RIO Ja1ero Oh days. With
coffee 10 Punch. Mencke & WendL
Brig Lag Bird Quebe Dougad Old HaYbor JAM Dee O. yis
Delaware with 0gWood &c 10 NJ A. Requa Co
Highlands Dec % aud blown of; lost and sp, sails
Brig Aspen Orb Forbes Windsor n s., u days. with plaster TO H.
Brig shford B Crane Windsor l6 days With plaster to
Mig Mnuehaha 10: Maitland " ST. Douglas St. Martins % days,
with T. whitney CO. Let no vessels Las hSa leay
Brig Export of Granville N 81 Mundy Carnas q days With
Brett Son Co Has been SINCE Dee9 within ~ miles
Sandy Hook With heavy NV gales lost AMI split SAILS stove boat &c
brig Abatross for HewlOk and brig Harriet Amelia, Tor rA
delphia, Dec 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEwYoRK.......J.x l.

CLEARED.
Steamship Prabcohla, Sherwood, Portland }. y AmeJ
Ship Albert Gasn, Dtno Liverpool Grinne Mnturn 20.
Ship Peruvian Powers Liverpool Via New Orleans CrocAe Wood
Co
Bark Reho (PTu Ploghon Gibara Punch Meneke Wendt
Brig Btwn Rove Near Los PAlmos Canares w Ewel 20
Brig MAAeabO Orb Robinson, Rio Grands do Sui W. Wood
Son.
Brig Leous (Pr Thsbsri, Huvrs De V.tu Marsh MeCuly
Brig Lndnia (Aust VeFeana Gibaratar, hloeoeh bnth
Brig G.psey DAM, Davis, S. Croir Hsnfcrd . -
Brig Hsmes (Br BSess LasuAya and Porto Cabelo Dane"
Bliss
Brig Hsrsri Cottrer Norfolk, Brociwsy l. Baker
Sehr Ben, Jones Wlmlngton, ". C., r. 4. Powell
sehr d. D. Warner Hdrsth, Charleston n L. MeCresdJ Co.
schr Pioneer, Lshrop Mobile, n I. MeCresdy & Go.
chr ~ POT, Abbott psnen, Ca c, H. Plerson
bchr Lucy D., Higgins, Philadelphia, Baker Dayton
schE Dyer, Kilhy, klIaeeihPor Hoyc1s Marry
sch John Walker Port Jefferson Van Brunt bsht
kloop Proof Glass Haleok, New flaven, q. X Rocket
Cleared sth Hamburg Dr. Bah mot John Bsram a. Incorrectly
reportedl Meyer, Breansn eloman Edya
ARRIVED.
steamshp Gulf Stream Scande Puerto sbeo Dec r. La uua
th Thomas 7h and 3, Johns r. sth, with mds and pasA
Smith DunnnE - - "a, L..
and pass 10 James Hank a.
steamship Iohn Gbson Fuller Washington. G., with nd'' !"
Bentley, Smith Co. 81, =. 49,.
steamship 6sp Barnes Morton Savannah Jan with md'a ana
pAss 10 L4vihgstea FeK y W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
ilnrt- ulnr1en's Notire.

STATE HEwYORK
PoRr-WARDESs OFFICE, No. % Willamst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the Act passed April a. 1851 entitled An Act
Oce the Port Of New-lork to all persons
having charge Of the subject matter OF such inquiry
survey that the following vessels are now under e1aHn
Wdens and that the said examinations 81"
completed within succeeding this nO on board said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
CLOTHING DRPCr, SCHUfLHliL ARsENALB{
PHILapRtFHIA, December 81, 1856.
GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
alarble AIantels.

TARBLEIZED SLATE TELS-SupeLlor
w u appearance durale half the price Of marble J. j.
STEWART, No. 6O5 Sizth-sye, between ssh = yotasts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
~ ctv 70 purchase MARBLE MANTEIS Of the te designs 81
vey prioes, A. KLABERS MARBLE WORKS No w Eo
ab ysye Msnes pat in the county Cuttlis out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
Professional Notites.

SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
~ Of STRUCTURE NARICOCELB, HkMORRhOlDS lsIJLA
si The more obscure diseases Pelvic Vce uodeI the exclusive
control Of EDWARD n DIXON, ~ D. Editor Of Tie ScpeL Once
bocrs m 90 aud 70 evenings at Dr. Ds edeaoel
ko ~ fithsye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
proposdls.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- the Trustees Of The Rseuh Ward the o of ne Cek Of no
Boari OF Riucaton Grind and kiS until WEDNESDAY
the Z3 Of January l67 At y o'clock FOR tho erection and
completion % PRIMARY SCHOOL HOUSE, The two lots Or
ground sec0utt between Avenues sl D, 10 said ward Plans
ni said School House the ohcc Of the
Superintendent o. GchOt Buildings, No ~ tTU7hr Proposals mast
g. estimate branch o. the separately and be- Endorsed
Proposals Proposals 1T "PaoIos
az for paln+uE' Two regouHbs sni approved rrs VII De
qBr from each successful bidder and us1i N4 De cons tff 10
n-Aed The School Trustees The right 70
reject any an 0tAs Proposals offered dscMc M tA public Interest
% 81 DATED Dec 81
HIRAM Nl,NER Chairman. Bo1ri n Trustees
EDWARD MICHLlNG, Secretary, Eleventh W-il
UaITzD STA7Gs MliIrAEy RAILROAD OgTicz,l
WAsHlSGroS. D. G.. Dee 20. 1916
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Oce Until u MONDAY Jaa D. for The purchase from Vie
United states Of Five Thousand $500 Folded Lip Railroad Chain
suitable Tor Gt5 T" Rail -
These CAs are stored At the works Of CORNING WINS
LOW Tror Ncw-iosk.
Samples may Oce the United States Quarter
tDrFs O1ce ~ NswIok cite Philadelphia Pela, Louisville, KY
enls-fash il Government Ponds
" J. CHILLY Byt Col aud A. Q NJ, o. s. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM PUERTO CABELLo &c Jan Tn steamship Guf Stream
Dr. g. A. Moore se1l d. Menieshon, Simon Madrid, Mr. aud
Mrs Albert J. Mash, Mr. Edward Savage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
Go Ubom II map Concern.
DentietrD.

A" DELIGHTFUL PROCESS
"a Nine teeth extracted minute without the least pain
through proy method Of nlaue Nitrous Oyi Gas No charge
fgI extracting when te inserted Complete sets 10 SIX hours y
Dr. VAN Weeks, No us Sirthaye, n y
NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ mated NuOFd Gas and have extracted teeth Tor over
Il patients that done without G=r
pule and fresh every Day We neyo I" once No 10 Cooper In
sttute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
Billiard Gables.

A LARGE number of New and Secondhand
~ BILLIARD TABLES With improved combustion cushions
be and durable cushions
Specimens tables that been constant for
years may the principal hotels and saloons In ts city
Parties intending purchase viii Cad 10 10 tr interest 10 cali and
examine stock which the largest aad finest the world Soys
tables for Holiday Presents
PHELAN COLLAYDgR No. g. to 60 Crosbyst, n I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

- NRWYORK-TIlE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST cont
CHARLES SLENIN and 0aer Defendants
pursuance Judgment u The supreme Court q the State Of New
the above entitled action j, Daniel T. In
g.llam the Reee therein named VIII 70 sale a. pabAc
he highest bidder MONDAY The Pan DAY Of December
O'clock the Exchange SaesT0om, No III Broadway
fGsE.Yok by james M Miller Auetoneer the following
d.senb- lands premises All that lot Of land situate
s and being be iole side Of Thseond street. between The
sveunas tie City o. NeYok and bounded and
dssc1he follows Beginning point The norbery line Of
dtaui westerly hundred ard hy feet from the
westerly avenue running thence nohery line
With uineyg feet nine inches point equr
dsHt Thyond Thirty third streets thence westerly
O. Ire psral With rocond street sixteen ieet eight inches
thsr olhhy ue parallel with the First uinetyeght
Get uEe inches h rhe line Of T scond street and thence
e' along the norheTy Zoe Of ThiryecoHd sixteen feet
h 70 tie place Of York November
DANIEL T.. lNGRAHAM. In. Referee.
MAI. THussroS ASsAN Plaintiffs Attorneys
vi 2sw3gS&W
ne .se Of The shove premises postponed OF Jan
i al Tue same leur ard laceDatel NsrYork December
- laei DANIEL p. INGRAHAM, jr Referee
BIS Z4Ntai2f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
Chances for Business Alen.

- ~~~~
BARGE for SALE-The barge INDEPEND-
Sk EFF t sSr E @ W sl aoss T %
FOR SALE-A PAPER MILL easy of access
Also ssiad6 cYbiyDER MACHINE complete order Also.
N''O'-A-D DfBRcKS6S ! BARTLETr No 30 B.esmanst
EOR SALE-The LEASE Give years., GOOD
WILL and STOCK Of retail fancy DRY GOODS BUSINESS
Oh o 80 Ig S,1 1sc seg it O, Nc dr,t y,
with proper capital, &c
with suitable party arrangement be made $4,000
s009in the business, as Peeial or o9etAise .,, . :,
msle TO Box No l,9is Post oaee philadelphia.
TOR SALE-An old-established RETAIL
best locations qp chance with parties wishing
For particulars inquire Of L DEYo, No. 2o8 Xnhaze.
DATENT CAR COUPLING.
SefC Coupler exhibition al the Western Hotel
COurandts NevYOrki attached any Ouy self
coupling but itself while the being detached those wish
Ing good investment invited to examine the model
Western Hotel Courlandtst, Yev.YOrk.
ITO PYROTECHNISTS.
TS gPs o % The s ss Fl N %osk % ls
deceased situated in Eas' Tsm6ge one mile from Bo59n and known
different establishments are the most extensive Of any in Nsw.Engaud
and consist Of bgidngs besides sheds and all ven
largest exhibition all tools msee necessary for carving the
ss some sde up and ready for sale The business carried
20 & sS Ha {sis s Of s9 4 10 S Or y ePsS
years property oppor
ty offered desiring the manufacture Of ire
WORKS For further particulars sPp . the undersigned at No 30 Court
o., Boston Mass !. WIN. g. COLBURN, Administrator
WANTED-A SPECIAL PARTNER, with a
capital sl2c0O enlarge established manufacturing bus
TIE capital will be secured and DE profits shown to be least 50
per cent Address N B." Box No rs Tribune Ohee
! WANTED-By the advertiser, a party to join
w him in ESrABLlSilNG COTTON FACTORY In Cona6us
building 70
5000 pnd To party DESTROYS Of investing sufficient capital TO supply
address further particulars g. NJ, POs0sce Boz No l45 n T.
/ yVANTED-TO correspond with wholesale
w dealers aud manufacturers With view y opening branch Office
IN Chicago Address THOMAS BALDWIN Name Cook Co.. III
| -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Rses....T2i sets....4sO Moon sets..,....T45
Sandy Hook...93i Cows Island O:l5 Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE.
The total number this week. $50 head, compares with
IO0 head last week, and with 57is head average per
week last year. aud with 596 for the corresponding week
one year ago, -
The number on sale to-day at the Onehundredthstmar
ket $500 head compares with 1850 head last week. ana
with 1914 head the average per week last year, and with
$500 head, at market one year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

LIAR L0ST-TWO RINGLETS, Wednesday
evening Jan 3 fhhaVe Stage. FULTON Perry and Puonaye
Cssi given BY eivitg with JULIA SMITH, No 29 VII
lAIatk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
CrPREME COrRT. City and ConntY ot New-

SUPREME COURT, City and COUNT, OF
> Nasr.Y ork.-THE BALTIC FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
P1uGs susi ISABELLA WARES wife Of Abel Wares aud ABEL
WAREs her Instant Dclsutln pursuance y Judgment Of tbs
the above entitled action RilIAhD G. BkAhlNH
al. Referee Judgment viii expose sale pubic auction,
E1chsngs Saeoo No jill BroadFay 10
&c Cy u Neiok On Monday the liih ~ q Sapus 100 -
tseye O'Clock James g. Miller Auc0reer Che losng DE-
srsi premises certain Dot parcel n lend III
r being Harlem the Tweh Mari Of The City =
IN the between Olehunirr twenty fourth ard
Oaebnnoi rsreei AID tie Third at Fourth s,1rei
follows; Hobery b. Onehundroia tsent fourth
street suhefy n The block between one hundred
md hundred and sts easery BY
90 The FOlraFe1u VileLe1 and Instant two
nirsi sud riyGse eaey thereo aud westerly by hko
parallel ne hundred and forty feet from said fourtis}e1ue
a Ted The d 80 being twenty-five feet In Width BY hundred
Get an8 eleven inches 10 depth on each sde -
RCHD G BEANIsH Referee.
JlHN FoLR PlTs Attorney No 81 Nassau street, NWYor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
legal Notices.

NOTICE TO REDITORS-PuIsuant to an
~ order d the surrogate Of the COUNTY o. Ontario r1es IS hereby
an claims against CHARLES CATH kk late Of
She rSn " Seneca q Ontario County state Of NeNo deceased to
the vouchers thereof the undersigned adaiuis
trst0r tie said deceased his 0ce, Geneva IN said county
o. or bes dsy oi June i857.-Dated Dee ~ 1856
GEO. h DbSINBERRE,
ii fsrsr r, Adminiyfrafor. Sc Of said deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Jan. 7, 1867.
Reeves Cows Voals Sheep and Lambs Swine Total
63l6 80 AS 1888 1883 40, 1g2
These were sold at tho following marletplaces;
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14
Louisiana State Fair Association.
BATON RouoE, February 9th, 1867.

BATON ROUGE, Feoruary sth, 1861.
The meeting held this day was attended
by majority of the mem bers Of tho vari-
GUS committees. The President made n
few congratulatory remahlts upon tho pros
poets for successful exhibition.
A form Of members certificate was pro-
sented anJ on motion of g. w. Roberts it
was adopted with tho additional clause to
be inserted "and emitting the holder to
chance in city lot, TO be drawn for on tho
last day oftho Fair"
Mr.. Welsbans presented plans and speci
fcations Of members, music and judges,
stands, exhibitions sheds and cattle stal 10.
On motion they were referred TO Commit
zoe on buildings.
The chairmen who were not present
were given until next meeting to state
reasons for their absence.
Mr.. Dundas moved that the entire State
be invited to CO operate adopted and tho
corresponding Secretary ordered to send
circulars to tho Sheriffs and other officers
of every parish in the State for distribu-
don.
Mr.. Larguier moved that the Secretary
ace the members of tho different commit
tees and escertain whether they are will
ing to serve and if not to strike off their
names unanimously adopted.
The following names were added to the
Committee on reception.
Octave Arbour and B. E. Clancy.
To committee on grounds and buildings:
@. W. Roberta and j. 9. Stafford.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14
LOUISIANA LEoIsLATuRE--No nday, Fe

LOUISIANA LEaIsLATuRE--N Monday, Feb.
M.-Nothing of special importance
transprod in tho Senate to-day.
In the House, Mr.. Chinn's joint resolu-
tions. directing the State Engineer to in
spoct the condition Of certain levees was
passed. bill authorizing tho signing Of
executions in certain Sheriff's sales, was
adopted. A Senate bill making IN appro-
priation to the State Seminary ut Alexan-
dria was concurred in. A bill arpropria-
ting altogether IS ,6o4 for making up dof-
cheney in past appropriation for the Loui-
siana Insane Asylum at Jackson and for
future extensions and mprovements to
said institution, was adopted. Another
Joint session and another futile effort to
elect U. s. Senator, who, whom elected,
will have TO wpD cut in tho cold, the Lord
knows how hong, with hat in hand, beg
ginR for -Iay III The famous "bear gar
den" NJ Washington. The result Of the
ballot this time, was IA follows:
Bovc", u, Gray, 80; Gayarre, 80; and
kennet, 22--l25 votes cast; necessary to
chnicr, 80.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14

FooTE's NoNsENsE.-The wise
reader who loves genuine nonsense,
never forgets that outrageous and in
comprehensive piece of drollery per-
petrated by the great wit, at the ex-
pense of a party of friends who had
challenged him to write ten lines of
English which they could not com.
init to memory in five minutes. Here
they are:
So he went into the garden to cut
cabbage to make an apple pie; and
who should be coming down the
street but a great she.bear, and
popped her head into the shop.
What, no soap? So she died; and
she very imprudently married tho
barber. And there were present the
JobIilies, the Garrugillies and the
Picalillies, and the great Panjandrum
himself with little round button at
the top; and they all fell to playing
the game of "catch US as catch can"
till the gunpowder ran out of the
heels of their boots.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14

LACoNIc BUT SATIsFACToRY.-
The following model of testamentary
conciseness is the will of the late Mr..
Sergeant Storks, of London IL leave
to my son, Robert Reeve Storks, all
my personal property absolutely,
which is not specifically bequeathed.
To kearns, ESQ year. Sir Henry
and Mary arc provided for. Tom /
omit as he possesses fortune.
Dated October 22d, 1850" This
brief document disposes OF 100000
say $4,000 per word.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14

The CONFEDERATE DEAD.-An
association of ladies has been formed
in Memphis for the purpose of rails
ing funds to erect at Memphis, or
some designated spot. a magnificent
church edi6ce to the memory of the
fallen Confederate dead, whose col.
umns and tablets shall be inscribed
with the names OF all such which
may be auxiliary societies through
out the Southern States. The names
of the followinging ladies are on the
list of honorary members Mrs. jeff
erson Davis, Mrs. Robert T.. Lee.
Mrs. Frank p. Blair, Mrs. N. B. For
rest, Mrs. L. M. Keitt, Mrs. Andrew
johnson, Miss Augusta Evans, Mrs.
}. A. Longs'reet, and others.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14

How IT WAS DoNE.-An Irish
man, addicted to telling queer stories,
said he saw man beheaded with his
hands tied behind him, who directly
picked up his head and put it on his
shoulders in the right place.
ala ha ! ha !" said bystander.
GLOW could he pick up his head
when his hands were tied behind
him ?"
"An' sure what purity fool ye
are p said Pat. Couldn't he pick
it up with his lathe? To the devil
wild yer botheration!"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14
NOTICE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Baton Rouge, Jan, 18th, 1867,

F ASSESSORS OFFICE
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Baton Rouge, Jan. 18th, 1867.
TO PREVENT misunderstan ding and further
Irregularities liable TO occur, and through che
assumption Of those who have been permitted to
act temporarily ~ Weighers Of Cotton, at this
point, IL 10 requested that all Interested In the
shipment Of cotton from this date will leave their
orders for tho weighing Of the same with Mr..
ROBERT D. BELL, who IL the only authorized
Government Weigher, duly appointed and COM
rnissioned for this I'd District Of Louisiana.
Any person who assumes TO act M WeIgher and
receives from Producer, Merchant or Shipper,
fees, or orders for same, from this date, with.
out authority from the duly COMM ssioned wsieher
ut this point will render themselves liable to t,ne
or punishment for violation Of che provisions Of
The Is'ernsl Revenue law.
HENRY J.. JONES,
janl6-1m Assessor ID District Of Louisiana.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-14

AsHAmED.-A little girl of three
years, who had disobeyed her par
ents, was ordered to 60 and sit on
the cellar stairs, for punishment.
The little thing obeyed, and after
she had been seated there for some
time, her father opened the door and
asked her if she was not ashamed.
The little girl, with tears in her eyes
and finger in her mouth, replied,
"Yes." "What are you ashamed of 2"
asked the father. She replied, II am
ashamed of my pa" The kind
hearted father appreciated the an
swer, and released her from her i'm
prisonment.-Ilegister.