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DRY GOODS.

nRESSMAKING.-MRS MARSHALL WOULD IN.
- and the public In general that she
is located at l2 West Prince street. where she pre-
orders In dress and mantle making Dresses
cut by Taylors system. Trimmings ready made. Under
Clothing Morning Wrappers and variety Of Fancy Articles
constantly hand
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ACCIDENT TO STEAMBOAT Wednesday morning
last tho steamboat Thomas Hunt met with an accident
nearing Fsctoryvle Staten Island by the breaking
OF her SHAFT She was taken 10 Factoryville for re-
pairs.
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The Chenpess Newspaper and Best Lit,
Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for The present week, now
contains two very interesting stories, entitled
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-22

The yellow FEVER AT New IBE
RIA.--The following is a complete list
furnished the New Orleans Times. of
the deaths that have occurred at that
place up the 10th inst.
Anatole Coudroy. Frederic Mestayer,
Dudley Walsh, Fourcade, father and son i,
Dauterive, father, Tertule Broussard and
son. DR.. Mattingley and daug liter, three
children of Marmontel Bieuvenu, II Es-
eonbas, Arthus Darby, J. D. Wood, Divide
Leblanc, j. B. T. Etie, Joseph Ducas
Jacab Ray, Jacob Goldstein, Williams,
Mime Gillian, U. 2. Enneau, Mime Lesbel
and daughter, Mme Theozene De Ia Hous-
save, daughter of Edmond Provost, e
son of Eoi Derouen, Jean Labadie, Nine
Pierre Rozler, Rabb, Mutz, Albert Oliver,
Erard Derouen, Mile. Pellerin, Oscar Bien-
venu, Ambrose Rlenvenu, Nine Williams,
Mme Jeanue Lasusse, negro child. To-
tai. al.
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u I Il D.

In New Orleans, on Thursday, the 18th
inst, THERESA EMILE, eldest daugh-
ter Of Julius Gfuneberg, aged 90 years and
for the past nineteen years resident of
this Parish and lately removed to New
Orleans.
At New Iberia, St. Mary's parish, La.,
on the 18th inst. yellow fever, DUDLEY
a. WALSH, aged "a years
But few days since Mr. Walsh was in
our midst on visit from New Iberia, and
left for New Iberia. Soon after his de-
parture from this place, took the fever CD
board of the boat and on arriving at New
Iberia, died. The deceased was partially
raised in this parish and was brother to
Mr.. r. NJ. Walsh, Of this parish. He was
highly esteemed by all those who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance for his many
virtues.
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A SAD AFFRAY.-On Monday night, the
10Th instant, an ARRAY took place between
Mr.. Edward Cousinard and Mr.. John
Hawk, bar-keeper at Mr.. Nick Wax's
coffee house, in which the former received
D serious wound from pistol shot, break
ing the bone Of the right arm. near the
body. The attending physicians have not
yet decided whether amputation will be
necessary. On Tuesday evening Mr.. Hawk
appeared before G. W. Bucknef, j. p, and
made a deposition; witnesses were sum
moned and after examination was dis
charged. 1t is stated by friends of both
parties that no ill feeling existed between
them prior to this sad affair, and were it
not for the miserable and contemplate
practice that our people have of late got
into of carrying weapons, this unfortunate
affair would not have happened. Our city
authorities are sometimes too lenient in
bringing to justice parties who frequent
the baI-room and indulge too freely in
drinking, which ultimately result in just
such sad occurrence as the above. No
favors should be shown, when the peace
and quiet of the town is disturbed, regard
less Of the position the parties hold or his
standing in the community, he should be
arraigned.
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SHoT IN THE MouTu.-On Wednesday
morning about 2 O'Clock, n young negro
boy by the name of "Aleck" attempted TO
commit robbery by endeavoring to enter
the store of Mr.. Solomon Goodlove, on
st. Ferdinand street, near the market, by
raising the window sash. Mr. q. being
awake, seized his pistol and fred at the
thief, which took effect in his mouth, rs
was ascertained after his arrest-but made
good his escape at the time, az the pistol
was loaded with small shot. There is no
doubt but "Aleck" is the same individual
who entered and robbed the store of Mr..
&. on Sunday night last of dry goods and
shoes. On Wednesday morning, about 10
o'clock, "Aleck" was caught on the Per-
kins Road, by Mr.. A. Monget and a COL
ored man by the name of Peter Franklin,
and brought to town and delivered to
Marshal Brady who took charge Of cal
eek" and placed HIM in safe quarters.
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% Governor Orr, of South Car
DINA, in recent conversation with
a correspondent Of the New York
Times, in reply to question as to
his views on the future, is reported
to have said:
off the collision of the races is
kept off for four or five years, intelli-
gence will do here what it does
everywhere else-control the votes;
but we have a fearful ordeal to pass
through meanwhile, and | have not
the heart to seek to raise the veil
that shrouds the future
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coast as well as in the in terior-m ostly in
termittent fevers, which, the physicians
say, are peculiarly obstinate, though not
usually fatal. In some few localities, as
at Duncan E. Kenner's, in Ascension par
ish, the cholera has been fatally prevalent
Up to Sunday last, learn that there had
been thirty deaths from cholera among
the blacks at Kenner's, and that the place
had been abandoned in consequence. New
Iberia, in the parish of st Mary has been
suffering severely, see, from the yellow
fever. Strange how those diseases appear
at times in localities where we least ex
pect to find them. FL.
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CRoPs.-The cane crop is growing
rapidly, but it is not quite as good in
this parish as it was last year 1t
is generally believed that about four
thousand hogsheads of sugar will be
made in the parish. The corn crop
is generally pretty good, but it would
have been much better had it not
been for the June rains. There is
little or no cotton in st. Mary for
the cotton worm, so we can bid the
little ID Observation-Disclosures Ban.
nrc.
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New Cry GOVERNMENT FOR SHREvE-
poRT.-Paragraph 10, Special Order 100,
reads thus:
The Mayor, Chief Marshal, and Board
of Trustees Of the city of Shreveport, La,
having performed their respective duties
inefficiently and improperly, in not afford
ing adequate protection to the lives and
property ofctizens of Union principles, are
hereby removed from their respective Of
fees, and the following appointments
made in their stead, viz
Louis S. Markham, Mayor !. 4. G. Regis
ter, Chief Marshal.
Board of Irustees.-J. B. Lewis, First
Ward VIM. Schnewr, Second Ward; j.
C. Beall, Third Ward; J. Fl McVean
Fourth Ward Samuel Levy, Fifth Ward
VIM. M. Turner, Sixth Ward.
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[For the Gazette and Comet.
FLOWERS FOR THE EARLY DEAD.
BY H. K. W. FORD, A. NJ, N. D.

The following lines were suggested, OIL
receiving note from lady friend, re-
questing the author to send her som
flowers, to plant over the grave of he
little child; and with permission they ar
respectfully inscribed to the beautiful an
accomplished Miss K. p. C---s, of Batol
Rouge, La, in fond remembrance of he
many virtues and days Lang syne, wit
the kindest regards of the author:
Fond Mother let her sacred tomb
With brightest flowers be crown'd,
And they will scatter as they bloom,
A grateful fragrance round.
There plant the rose and violet,
And pink of many a hue;
Fit emblems these of human things,
For they soon perish too.
For as amongst earth's fairest flowers,
The sweetest one of them,
Blooming few bright sunny hours,
DioPa iioHi ltS paItue steHu,
So, too, among thy little ones,
Death came with silent tread,
And stole the fairest of them all,
And then away he fed
Early upon thy lov'd ones brow,
Baptismal pearl drops fell,
Yet fled she ere the Christians VOW
Thou scare to her could'st tell.
No moro does now this tender Lamb,
Of Christ's own flock and care,
Sing here below her matin hymn,
Or lisp her vesper prayer.
Fond Mother, meier again on earth
Thy lost one wilt thou see,
Nor hear her tones of rapturous mirth,
Or laugh of childish glee;
For she, tender bud, too frail
For this rude world of strife,
Hath faded, but now blooms again,
In fedeless, holier life.
Sweet roses now her grave o'erspread,
The myrtle softly creeps,
Pertaining DER the earthly bed,
Where little MABEL sleeps.
And if, when bending DER her tomb,
The silent tear should flow,
Their moisture, like the evonlng dew,
Will cause these flowers to grow.
And thus will flourish, by thy tears,
Sweet blossoms fresh and fair,
And twining garlands worthy of
A Mothers love and care.
Thou would'st not here below detain,
The flower thou most didst love,
Fer thou wilt find it soon again,
In fields of light above.
GREENWOOD LODGE, August 18th, 1867.
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MRS. MARGARET BUELL..

NV LIE OF Gen. ID q. Buell., who has had a
w Growers BAKER MACHlNEin constant
use seven years, says she does all kiuds Of wo X
hemDing, Telling, tucking, and everything that
the hard can do; and that he prefers it over Ill
'thsr machines on account Of its durability of
work, elasticity and strength of stitch, ease of
movement, and simplicity Of contradiction
Numbers Vt GROVER BAKER MACHINES
have been In use in this Parish for years, and'no
In one case have they failed to give full satisfac.
ton
Call and examine the MACHINES
aug7-3t Il. W. HEKDMAN. Agent
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GoDEy's LADy's BooK.-The publisher
has our thanks for the September number.
1t is unusually interesting and can be had
of Beal's and Heroman's Book Stores.
Frank Leslie's Magazine is also to be found
on the counter of Beal' IS Book and Variety
Store
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-22

W At railroad meeting held a
few days since in Natchez, Rev. w,
Il. NJ. Linfeld delivered and excel
lent address. So says the Natchez
Courier.
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W Beal is out in this mornings paper
with long list of choice articles for the
family and plantation Ause-which is
offered at the lowest cash prices. He has
also large supply of the Arrow Tie and
Band.
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THE ARROW TIE.-Planters and dealers
will bear in mind that Mr.. A Jackson's
arrangements to furnish the Tie at mod
crate prices, cannot be excelled by any
house in the place. See his notice else
where headed Arrow Tie
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FAIR MEETING.-The President
of the Fair Association calls meet
ing at the Mayors office on satur-
day evening at 5 o'clock.
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a9~ The Northern portions of De-
Soto county are considerably excited
by the appearance of pack of wolves
IN that vicinity. Already five have
been killed.
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To CO7sSsx2als3fdUes.

TNHE advertiser, have been restored to health
l. in a few weeks by very simple rem dy
after havirg suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that read disease Con-
symptoms anxious to make known to his fell
ow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IL, he will send copy of the
prescription used (fee Of charpe) with the direc-
tioDs Tor preparing and using the same, which
they will find 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 conceives 10 be in
valuable, and he hopes every sLiFerer will try his
remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing and may
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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HAVING retired from the firm of l.. JADOT K
90 = would earnestly recommend to my friends
and the pub ic general a liberal share OF their
patronage to Ii. V. BABIN, Agent, who will con-
tiune to carry on the business ut the old stand OF
u. JADOI GO l.. JADOT.
August 5th 1857
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- The first bale of new cotton
picked in this parish was received
by Mr.. Willie Garig, on Saturday
last. 1t was raised on the plantation
Of Mrs. Garig, which is being con-
Quoted by her son Mr.. George Ga
rig.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the sue.
n cession of the late Elz beth and Joseph
.ionget are hereby notified to pre- sent them July
authenticated to the undersigned within fifteen
iays-aud those indebted TO said succession to
come forward and settle the same wi bout d lay.
aug17 WILL lam MONGET
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GREAT WAToH SALE.-Attention is d.
rected to the great Watch Sale of Messrs.
Hill, Porter 81 Co. Of New York, in another
column. They say that their sales are
open to the most careful scrutiny to tho
public.
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Other

From the same report we notice that the
deaths which have occurred are chiefly
among strangers.
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Rp L. c. NORRIS Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement of Claims, Bills &c. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE & COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUs.

BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS.
4 FULL supply just received at
n jelS BEaL'S BOOK VARIETY STORE
STATE OF LOUISIANA-FIFTH JU-
dicial District Court-Parlsh of East
Eaton Rouge Susan E. Rodgers. wife,
VS.. G. w. Hacket, husband ~ No. 1910
June Goth. 1867
\ JUDGMENT by default having been
"A regularly entered and more than two
judicial days having elapsed, defendant
still failing to appear or answer, and the
plaintiff having fully made out her case by
the law and the evidence adduced, it is
therefore ordered, adJudged and decreed
that there be Judgment of separation Of
property between the said plaintiff, Susan
+. Rodgers and her husband, G.. W.
Jacket; that the community of acquets
and gains be dissolved, and that she have
the separate control of her property.
1t is further ordered that Susan Z.
Rodgers, plaintiff, have judgment against
aud recover from the said e. w. Hacket
the sum of Four Hundred and Eighty
seven Dollars, with legal interest from
this date, and light of mortgage for 5000
from the LIST Of January, ls47, for s240
from the lst of January, 1857, and for $l47
from the lst of annary, 1867, and that de-
fendaut pay costs of suit to be taxed.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court
this 18th day Of July, 1867.
(Signed) r. 7 POSEY.
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
A true copy: July 18th. 1867.
JAMES COOPER.
Deputy Clerk.
do hereby certify the within Judgment
70 nave been this day recorded in Book C,
Folio 233, Notarial Acts.
Given under my hand and seal of office
this 18th day Of July, A. D., 1857.
JOHN MoGkATH,
aug22. Recorder.
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Dissolution of CoparfnershjD.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
l. between LAMdEKT JADOraud CABIN,
Ag4bt known under the name and style of l..
JADUT Co., is This d y dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts due said firn viii be collect
oy V. BABIN, Agent. and all liabilities OF said
firm will be liquidated by him
l. JADOT
II. v BABIN, Agent.
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sas- A man can 60 along without
advertising, and so can wagon with.
out greasing, but it goes hard.
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ty The following is the daily report of
DR.. Dirmeyer, Secretary of the Board of
Health of New Orleans, from Aug. 18th,
to goth
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NOTICE

rs GIVEN to al persons havirg claims against
i the succession Ut Henry j Heard, dece 4sed.
present the same for recognition to SAMUEL
2. uREVEo, Attorney for Tutrix, and thoe
owing said succession are warned to paw the
same without delay. augl5-3t
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8E- WHARTON & ILLINGswoRTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, lis Common street.
between Camp and st. Charles streets New Orleans
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects of youthful indscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
simple 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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40 Cedar street, New York.
NOTICE.

MY SCHOOL will reopen MONDAY, septem-
Nl Der I'd, 1867.
augl5 BELLE W. SMITH,
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COLLEGIATE INsTJTUTE

TINE EXERClhES of this school will be re-
l. sumed on Wednesday, I'd OF October next.
Tuition Tor session OF zine months .........S75 OC
iulyl8 w. h. N MAaRUDnR.
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Apples, Potatoes and Onions.
40 BARRELS now in store and for sale bJ
fSJ aup22 JOSHUA BEAL
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ATTENTION, DEALERS!

FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR.
1DS BARRELS assorted grades ef new wheat
l. III Flour, now in stare and for sale at a
bargain by
au522 JOSHUA BEAL
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r. T. LEE
I AM just in receipt CT anothet shipment of this
i very choice brand of Flour. 1t is strictly
fancy" and is offered at great reduction
on former prices.
aug20 JOSHUA BEAL
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.frrOaC Tie.
THE ARROW TIE AND BANDS.

LAVE now in store, 100 bundles Iron Ties
i aud Bsuds. to which l would invite the espe.
cal attention of Dealers and Planters. Dealers
supplied alta liberal discount AMI easy terms
augl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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Strayed or Stoleu-s25 Reward.
Old Gold and Silver Wanted,

T AM PAYING the highest price for old Gold
l. and Silver. T.. FENDLER,
jab3l Matchmaker and Jeweler.