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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-27
The Great National Excitement.

The intense excitement through
out the land, consequent upon the
action taken by the President with
reference to the removal Of Secretary
Stanton and the persistence Of the
latter in. his retention Of the War
Department, has become somewhat
aIlayed, though there is no telling
how long this subsistence of the
angry political storm will last. The
elements of strife and agitation are
by no means dispelled, and point to
elimination which may convulse
the land with shocks of violence i'm
periling the national existence.
The latest dispatches from Wash
ington, bearing date the 25th inst,
represent the passage in the House
Of the Resolutions to impeach the
President by vote Of 126 yeas to
AZ nays, and the probability is, that
the Radicals will press the measure
to the point aimed at, although we
believe they will be checked in their
insane proceedings by counter
pressure on the part Of the people
and the Senate and by the judicious
determination arrived at by the
President to submit his interpreta-
ton and construction Of the constitu-
ton and the laws, to the decision of
the Supreme Court. :
Meanwhile the President remains
firm and mistaken in the steps he
has taken and in a dispatch of the
Gath, be is reported as saying that
he recognized no one but General
Thomas as Secretary Of War, and
that he meant to recognize no one
else. He concluded the interview
by saying: "God and the American
people will make all right and save
our institutions"
The president appeuds to his mes
sage nominating Ewing secretary of
war the assertion that he has not, and
does not intend to violate the tenure
Of Office bill, or any other law, and
argues deliberately his right even under
that law to remove Stanton and ap-
point an adj interim secretary.
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and ''unwardly mediate all the day.
upon subjects calculated to inspire
the soul with aims and hopes which
carry it beyond this groveIing earth.
If there were no other incentives to
such resolution, the demoraliziDg
elements which are sapping the foun
datious of society, no less than the
present fearfully perturbed condition
Of our country, would seem sufficient
to prompt every virtuous mind to high
resolves in the sacred cause of refor-
nation and regeneration.
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THE CARNIVAL.

Our pleasure-seeking population
did not lack for those resources Of
innocent pastime and amusement Pc
culiar to carnival week and which
aid so materially to fill up the meas
ure of life's joys at each recurring
advent Of that merry-making season.
Several charming reunions in the
form Of surprise gatherings and in
vitation parties came off in private
society-some of them remarkable
for the beauty of costume and the
pleasing presentations Of character
fanciful, as we'll as outre, which they
exhibited. At the City Hall, on
Mardi Gras eve, large number of
the young ladies and gentlemen Of
our city were entertained in dancing
festival given by the members Of the
IL. M. Club" There were many
DISCUSSES in domino and mask, and
not a few Of the costumes displayed
on this occasion were rich and beau
tiful, while there was a full proper
ton of attendants decked out in
attire of the most fantastic and
amusing descriptions.
During Mardi Gras day, the streets
were alive with masqueraders, some
on foot, some in vehicles but the
most of them on horseback. "Motley
was the wear" and there was gen
eral mingling Of every one, at times
forming the most ludicrous, mirth-
provoking scenes imaginable. The
entire populace seemed to have
turned out to witness the grotesque
pageant and to share in the
"Sport that wrinkied Care derides."
Thus passed off the gala event of
the Carnival in our midst. We have
now entered upon the forty days
period Of Lent, when observances of
totally different character will prevail
among all whose religious faith and
tenets incline them to rigid course
Of fasting prayer and penance, as
a counterbalance to the free lati.
tude given to their late indulgence
in worldly sport and peasure. Doubt
less It's we'll it should be so, for
does not the Good Book teach that
"there is time for all things %
Let us all, therefore, betake ourselves
to reflections of more serious cast
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MI AFRIED:

In this city, on Thursday the goth inst,
at st. Joseph's Church, by he Rev Father
Delacroix, Mr.. P. A. BARIrEAULT to
Miss ROWENA E. COONEY, all of this
city.
At the residence of the BRIDES father,
on Thursday, 20th inst, by Rev. A. G.
Payne, Mr.. DAVID W. PIPES to Miss
ALA V. NORWOOD, both of East
Feliciana.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Williams, in ST..
Helena, Mr.. VIM. p. CLANCY. of East
Baton Rouge, to Miss SALLIE ANN
CLANCY, Of st. Helena.
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BRoTHERLY LOVE FOR THE ARR.
cAN.-Rev. DR.. Boynton, of the Con-
gregatlonal Church at Washington,
whose prayers and sermons have been
Of the most Radical stamp, has de-
monstrated the extent of his brotherly
love for the African by refusing to ad.
NIT two colored men to his church.
To make the offense greater, he
preached a sermon to justify their ex-
cluslon on spiritual grounds. "Moses
refused to be called the son of Pha.
roah's daughter" therefore the races
should be kept separate in the church
and 10 society, he rsued.-Spring-
field Mass Republican
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TAKEN UP

pY MR. DENNIS, of this parish, .s~ze--
ID on Sunday. the 23d inst, two al 81
Cows and Calves which we're VSnAN
brought to the residence of the un- --M---A
dersigped in this city, where they can be re-
claimed by their proper owners on proof of own-
ership One of the cows Is of a reddish, the other
OF y chestnut brown color; both the calves are OF
a red color. One OF the Cows is branded as fol-
lows: A-E, the other with diamond mark
with semi circle within, and has cropped ear
feb25-3 JEAN MARIE LORIO
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DEAp.-Private VIM. Jones, Of
Company A, goth U. S. Infantry,
who was SO terribly mutiated by the
premature discharge Of a cannon, on
Saturday last, has since died. lie
was native of Pittsburg, Penn, and
was held in high ESTEEM by his friends
and comrades. Death must have
been a welcome relief to the unfortu-
nate man.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-02-27

FREAK OF MISUNDERSTANDING
a thunder storm in our city one day
last week, pecan tree. situated on
the premises of Mrs. L. f Powers,
on Government street, was struck by
Lightning. No other damage was
done to the premises, but by some
inexplicable mystery, the same er-
ratio visitant found its way into the
gin house opposite, of Henry Conner,
about one hundred yards distant, and
managed to consume therein guam
tity Of lint cotton slowed away in
the different rooms, but without
burning in the least any Of the inte-
rior or exterior portions Of the build
ing.
Here is subject worthy the in
vestigation Of electricians. Who can
explain the marvellous freak I?
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

SrOLEN from the residence Of the undersigned,
- on Friday night, the 29.h Of November, =
name and tail very round rump, white star in the
forehead 3 I'd two hind feet white up to the fore.
locks, branded ~. s." Fifty dollars will be paid
fer deliver of the horse to me in Baton Rouge,
and fay dollars for The apprehension and con.
vicI on Of the thief.
dec5 GEORGE A. PIKE.
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Strawberry, Tomato Plants, &c.

A FEW HUNDRED of Wilson's Albany Straw
IA berry plants said by all judges to be pre-
hundred, also TilGen's celebrated Tomato plants
price 20 cents per dozen. Market vendors and
families will be supplied with the choicest vege.
tables and plants of their season at DR. DAYS
Garden, corner of Government street and East
Boulevard. JOHN MORAN,
feb29-lm Gardener
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FARM FOR SALE,

10 MILES from Baton Rouge, on tho Bayou
- Sara Road. 1t contains about 100 acres
oil splendid land, about so acres cleared and un-
der fence. The improvements are amply suffi.
cient for residence and quarters. PRICE $40
per acre-half cash, the balance in one year.
Apply to JULIUS 9. BOGEL,
jan25 Auctioneer.
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BE E. c. WHARTON Co, No. SO Common
street, between Camp and Magazine, New Orleans,
are our authorized Agents for that city.
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T1HEsE POWERFUL, ACCURATE AND WON.
L derful'y effective weapons, carrying eighteen
charges, which can be fred in nire seconds, are
now ready for the market and are for sa lie by all
the responsible Gun Dealers throughout the
country. For full information, send for circulars
and pamphlets to the
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.,
feb25.3m New Haven, Conn.
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TO BUILDERS.

II AM PREPARED to fill orders at short notice
i for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, PANEL
Doors, SIshes and Blinds of all sizes and quail.
ties, at lowest market rates.
mar5 JAMES McVAY.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

1DS AEPENTS of land situated on the
fLC Bayou Sara road twelve miles from Ba-
ton Rouge, with improvements, consisting of
good Dwelling house, Cabins, CUrncril J, and 60
acres OF the land are open and under cultivation
The other is heavily timbered. For terms apply
to JULIUS @. BOGEL,
feb22 Auctioueer
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HOME MANUFACTURE,

TINE MISSOURI MILLS are now turning out
l. fine article Of Dressed Tongue and Grooved
Flooring which will be supplied at very low prices
for cash. tfeb25J A. A DEiAhODERIE
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EAST FEL1cIANA.-A meeting of
the citizens Of this parish was held at
Clinton on the 18th inst, for the pur.
pose Of organizing Democratic Cen
trail Committee. Hen ~ Marston was
called to the chair and G. W. Reese
E. J. Pullen were appointed Secreta-
ries.
A preamble and series of resolutions
were adopted, expressive of the sense
Of the meeting and pledging adherence
to the National Democratic party.
J. Fl. Muse addressed the meeting
in an able and eloquent manner, anil
delegates were appointed to attend
the Democratic State Convention to
be held in New Orleans on the first
Thursday in next month.
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TO DEALERS.

rARDEN SEEDs.-Dealers wis hing to replsn.
VI ish their stocks of Garden Seeds, can do so
at The store Of m
jan30 JOSHUA BEAL
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20 A story is told in the French
papers of merry pyrotechnist, who,
finding he was about to die, caused
his workmen to make a number of
candles, which would burn a short
way, as usual, and then burst into
brilliant corruscations. Those can
dies were given to the priests, who,
at the funeral, were to chant around
the corpse, and while engaged in
this solemn act the fireworks went
off, to the great CONSERVATION of the
clergymen.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A LARGE assortment of siverware and Pebble
II Spectacles in steel frames; also, Genuine
Ell. lish Steel Watch Keys.
febZ5 r. FENDLER
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Ell EGR a 2 FL &c
Washington Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-It is understood
that Gen. Geo. Fl. Thorn as has telegraphed
to the President declining the proposed
brevet prom otion.
1t is ascertained that Gems. Grant and
Emory, the latter commanding the De-
par5ment, will obey no orders of the
President that conflicts with the tenure of
Office bill or the expressed will of the
Senate.
1t has not TRANSFERRED, however, that the
President has issued or intends issuing
the President has confined himself to civil
proceedings, and has directed that to m or
row an application be made to the Court
for quo aOarranto against Stanton.
The President has nominated Thomas
Ewing, of Ohio, Secretary of War.
The excitement to-day has been great,
but events have made no progress, and
this evening the town is tanning down.
The more wild Of the Radicals assure cir
cles of listeners that ten days will do the
work. But with each hour they are be-
coming less confident.
The House adjourned last night at half
past eleven and meets tomorrow at ten
o'clock.
Stanton has been lodging in the War
Department since last Friday. He was
recommended 10 pursue lnlS course Dy
Congressman who apprehended that an at
tempt would be made to take possession Of
the office by force.
Gen. Grant yesterday detailed Col. Carr,
a member OF Gen. Emory's staff, to remain
at the war Office and the guards have been
doubled.
Large numbers Of members of Congress
called on Stanton to-day and held long
Conversations with him: They assured
him Of the support Of alrthe Republican
mem bers; that their party would act as a
unit 10 both houses, and now that impeaeh-
ment was fairly inaugurated there would
be 20 taltering until the matter is COM
pleted.
After the impeachment resolutions pass
tomorrow, Stanton will go home, as his
friends think after that event the Presi-
dent will venture on no aggressive meas
ures.
Nearly all the Democratic mem bers, Mr..
Seward and many prominent citizens aud
strangers called on the President to- day.
The excitement which pervades other cir
cles is not perceptible at the While House.
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W See Beal's latest advertisements in
to-day's issue.
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A KNoTTY PARAGRApH.-Ana-
Mas ?. Knott has obtained a divorce
from his wife in St. Louis on the
ground of "cruel and abusive treat
ment." He was Knott, her hush and,
and she was Knott. his wife. Now
she is not that is to say she is
not Knott, and he is divorced, still
he is Knott. Why not !?
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PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE!

T HAVE just received full assortment of the
l. various qualities of White Lead and all the
standard colors ground'in oil, in cans and packA-
ges to suit, at reduced rates.
marl2 JAMES McVAY.
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Furniture.

TINE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale large
L lot ofFdrniture, at reduced prices
febl6 NJ. GRANARY
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az L. q. MORRIS, 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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Communicated
Siliiman Female Collegiate Insti-
lutte, Clinton, La.

This institution is one of which it's
liberal founders may justly glory; and for
| which our citizens may be thankful.
ITS FACULTY.
/. The Principal, the Rev. "A. G. Payne,
is teacher of experience, diligence and
afability, such as comm ands the highest
degree of esteem and confidence of his
Faculty, pupils and patrons. This is sufi-
cient security that the six ladies filling the
different departments Of instruction and
government, are of the like order of merit.
l spent five or six days in the institute
and know that the pupils hold the entire
Faculty in the highest esteem.
PUPILS.
2. Number about 65, are of the best
families, and are prosecuting their studies
with such zeal and success as promise all
good to themselves and satisfaction to
their friends and teachers.
MONTHLY REVIEWS.
8. Attended by parents and others in
terested, admonish both pupils and teach
ers that time is precious, and neglect sure
to be exposed.
BUILDINGS.
4. Beautiful and spacious, affording
every convenience for study halls, class
rooms, music, painting, &c; bedrooms
made comfortable with good fires and
light; we'll ventilated and kept in the
most perfect order, with new furniture and
good beds. The dining room offers good
and abundant food, at the reasonable rate
of 500 per month, including washing,
light and fues.
All other rateslow as any good school
can afford.
5. Most delightful and ample; ten acres
give room for free exercise, under the
deep shades of Magnolia and Beech, of
original forest growth; well supplied with
cold and purest water.
THE PUEBLO.
6. May have full confidence that here
their daughters will enjoy good health :,
maintain good morals and man ners, m axe
rapid and solid attainments in science, as
in ornamental learning.
The communication by railroad with
the Mississippi river at Port Hudson,
20 miles, makes this institution easy of
access. A. r. GRAVES.
OAKLAND COLLEGE. Feb. 10Th, 1868.
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FOR RENT.

THREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the a
l. Peoples Store, opposite the Bank, Third Isl
street. For particulars apply at the
sept17 PEOPLES STORE
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CORN sHELLER FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale one good secondhand Corn
l. Sheller-Price, twelve dollars cash.
novl9 JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with ~
n three rooms well finished. For par WI
ticulars, apply at this Office JANIS
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COR

COR
I'm BAGS now in store, $50 bags to nrrive
lUO in day or two.
feb22 JOSHUA BEAL
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Blame BE keerful that you alias git
your muna before you Civ your muna.
Ef you air onla a quarter Of sec.
ond to late you won't git thar in time.
We've got lots Of men with toweren
intellex and brillyent genyus and all
that, but then you see we need just
a few men of good common sense like.
There may be sum sweet sadness
in chung the bitter cub Of adversely,
but the most Nv 'em in this section
would rather have terbacker you
know.
Ef wise men never, made mstaks
this wood be hard wurld for FOOLS
OF whom CRATE menny are which.
Its no use to be mizerable 10 da
because you're afrade you can't be
happy tomorrow.
1t required all kinds Nv men to
maik up the world, and so you see
there had to be some egotistikle durn
fools for hotel clerks.
1t don't talk as much sense to
pick lock or forge a check as it dus
to not do it.
When it rains pudden you hold up
your dish, but don't spend your time
watcher for shower.
1t don't take smart man to be
fool.
You can't do bizness without sense
any more than you ken start cooper
shop on bung hole.
A man who don't kno emmy thing
will tell it the first time he gets a
chance.
Ell enjoy emmy thing more than
the prosperity of good man, it IL the
punishment If an internal scoundrel.
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SHEET MUSIC.

l. get it at TIE published price by leaving your
srders at
fb32 BEAL'S BOOK VARIETY STORE
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PLANTING POTATOES.

DRICES REDUCED.-50 barrels Boston Pink
i Eye and Jackson White Seed Potatoes, now
in store and for sale at reduced prices by
feb8 JOSHUA BEAL
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GODEY,S LADY,s BOOK.

LNOR MARCH, 1868. just received at
J. BEAL'S BOOK AND VARIETY STORE
feb22-l0t
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CHEESE,

= K BOXES good Western Reserve Cheese, now
~ in store and for sale to dealers at the low
rate of Sixteen Cents per pounds.
teb4 JOSHUA BEAL
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Onion Sets and Garden Seeds.
4 FRESH stock Of Landreth's Garden Seeds
~ and Onion Sets on hand and for sale by
feb22 JOSHUA BEAL
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CORN MEAL BRAN.

CORN MEAL BKANe
SEND your bags and cash 10 the store of
~ JOSHUA BEAL and purchase Meal Bran for
your stock, at the store of
feb4 JOSHUA BEAL
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DEATH OF MARK IzoD, Esq
Mr.. Mark Izod, an old citizen of
Natchez, died in that city, last
Thursday evening, after lingering
illness. Mr.. Izod, or "Uncle Mark, !"
as he was Familiarity known among
the young had been long connected
with the Masonic Order as Past Grand
Treasurer of the Grand Lodge, and
was formerly Sheriff of Adams
county, and was highly esteemed by
all.
Born in Waterford, Ireland, in
September 1905, he came to Natchez
in 1928, which was his residence to
the time of bis death. We record
his death with feelings of regret and
sorrow. - Concordaa hteHigencea,
18th.
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FOR, RENT.

A NEAT, comfortable and commodious 49,
IA Cottage Residence, containing four ID
rooms, a kitchen and servants room; q, sip
good aistern; we'll supplied with water-the 10.
cation very pleasant and desirable. Apply to
feb,5 JAMES MoVAY
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A REMARKABLY SToRY.-A gen.
tleman, in whose credibility the most
implicit confidence may be placed, re-
lates the following singular story, the
parties to which, and the material
facts involved, are personally known
to him:
A young lady named Helen Hun
ter, living between Dycusburg and
Princeton, Kentucky, during a pro.
tracted religious meeting held during
the month Of November, fell into
trance, and remained in state of ap-
parent unconsciousness for period of
FIVE days. When she was aroused
from the state of lethargy into which
she had fallen, she related the expe.
rience Of the five days, during which
she protested to have passed into the
other world and witnessed the glories
Of Paradise as we'll as the horrors of
the bottomless pit. But the remark.
able feature of the story is that she
predicted that three young men, then
apparently in the most robust health,
would die before the year was out.
A week after the prediction was made
one of the young men took sick and
died in few days A week or ten
days later the second died, and on the
first day of the new year the third ex.
pired.-EvansvsUe Journal.
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Early 6 oodrich and Harrison Potato

A FEW barrels of the above named Pota oes-
"A for seed-wll be received within ten days
OF date. These Pot.to are new varieties, extra
carly, very choice, and reputed to be enormous
producers. (feb4) JOSHUA BkAL
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To Grow Your Own Seed Potatoes,

FINO GROW your own seed and of the finest
l. varieties known call at my store and pur-
chase few pounds of the Harrison and Early
Goodrich. They are large producers, very early
and keep spendidiy.
febl5 JOSHUA BEAL
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DEMOREST'S LADY,S BOOK.
DOR MARCH, 1868. Just received at
l. BEAL'S BOOK L. VARIETY STORE
feb27-lOt