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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

THE FIRST REGIMENT Bows IN Blue in ;h's
city, have arranged 10 attend the monster SOL
diers' and s'ilors' meeting IN Ph.ladeiphis the
first of next month.
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RECOVERY OF HON. JOHN ..LoG.N.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CsICh@o, Sept. 17.-General John A. Logan
has 80 far recovered from his illness As to per.
NIT him TO leave for has home Al Ctrboudaie
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TIE GOAL TRADE.-The shipments over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd, Tor the week
ending September ~, amounted TO 15.;0c 10 tons.
Ry the Chesa peake and Ohio Canal there was
dispatched from this port, during last week,
Ce.., o. tons of coal, forwarded by the follow
ing companies Cedtral, l,-EAI; American,
I.iTI hg: CONSOLIDATION. I.5l2.0 .0l; G.. Il l. 20 !,
cir -; Borden, :3s.n5; Hampsh re Il baltimore,
1: So is National, ,: .02.--Cvmteriar AiteyAanon
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE MAINE ELECTION.

Republican Majority thus far 2t.o5I-
Probably Republican Majority in the
State 22. 900 TO %, 600.
Especial dispatch TO the Star.l
Boston, Sept I7.-Rsturns have been re-
eeived from 3i6 towns in Maine. These are
mostly official, and show that The total vote of
those towns was f21,29Q. Gov. Chamberlain's
majority thus far is Hl,2A over Pilisbury,
which largely exceeds the estimates Of the
State committee. In many III ths smaller
towns the Republican vote was urexpe eily
increased. There are about one hundred small
places yet TO hear from, which may bring the
total vote up 70 ~. 900, and give Cha nber lain
a majority Of between ~ 900 and 23,CUy.
lBy Associated PTess.l
AUGUSTA, MAINE. Sept. T.-Raturns from
34o towns show a Republican major, y of q, ia.
Inc balance will increase This maIority prob
ably Loo more.
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From the Hudson Taylor Book Store, N4ssrs
French Richardson, We hsse PGtaan.s Mug
asine for Dctoht~.
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Baltimorc Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ]1.-Cotton frmer. at "a 4
for Middling Uplands; Flour dull ard un-
changed; Howard street Super s. s. as LIS: do.
Extra, S1U.25aSl2; do. Family, Sl2. .25aSl IS;
CITY Mills Super, SS.75aS9 do. Extra. SlOl
sl2.25: do. Family. SIP .5OaS 325; Western Su.
per, S7.75lss.5O; do. Extra, 80 9JOasIO.5O: Wheat
hrm; prime and choice S2.4naS2.7I; ordinary
Sl.40: Provisions easier. PORK, S3I: Bacon-rib
sides, 162a17; clear do. I7a17 Z; shoulders, IL
hams, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

INTERNAL REvkNUE.-Ths receipts to-day
from this source were S2l4,657.sl.
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FROST IN WESTERN NEW YORK

ROCHESTER, Sept. 1S.-The first light frost OF
the season was experienced here last u gbt but
no damage was oone to vegetation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

nS-A negro. after gazing At the Chinese, ex-
claIn ed, .Ifde W white folks rs dark as da, out
are, wonder what'e de color 90 dc niggersn
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Gerernment Securitiea,

WASHINGTON, Sept Il, lo6s.-Jay Cooge &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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y You've RAsChL.--A CORES spondent, writ
ing from Hill, n. H.. Relates The following in.
stance of precocious deprayity
Last Saturday night Mr.. Boynton, a highly
respected citizen OF this town, had been at
work at Bristol and started 70 90 home on foot;
when he had proceeded part way he found his
own team standing by The roadside in a piece
OF woods. Stopping 10 examine and ascertain
how it came there, he was fired AZ from behind
Il neighbcring tree. and received the contents
of "A shot gun III his face and head, infiicting
severe but not dangerous wounds. The per-
sen " no fired the shot dropped the gun and
tcok TO the woods, while Mr. Boynton took the
team and returned TO Bristol. where he had his
wounds dressed, and sent Sheriff in search
OF the criminBl, who was found and appre-
henGed the next day. He proved 20 be Mr..
EJyaton's son, a lad about sixteen, who had
been sent from home 10 meet his father with
the ,caIn. When questioned regarding the az.
r. iT ne said he meant To take the old mans
money and 60 TO peddling. His father, il Is
sald. declines TO appear against the boy. and il
Is rrobable he may escape the punishment he
a fp u
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REVENGE AND ABDUCTIoN.-Recently Mr..
Sayman, OF Hamilton. Canada West, who was
a widower, determined TO bring light and glad
ness into his his lonely household by the intro
duction Of a new connubial partner The
happy union had only been consummated
when second woman, who had kept au eye
on Mr.. Saymans estate, appeared on the scene.
and made much ado, PROCESSING TO feel the
despair Of sighted affections. The damage,
however. was beyond repair, and the afflicted
one could obtain no rsparation which the law
would justify. Vengeance found lodging in
her breast, and She resolved upon a course
which would bring equal sorrow upon the oh.
iect of ner affections. Awaiting a favorable
opportunity, when Mr.. Sayman was absent for
promenade with his chosen bride. the dsap-
pointed woman entered the sleeping carr and
abducted the tirst-born Of her victim, a bright
lad OF eleven years Of age. Mr.. Slvman has
made great efforts 10 recover rhe lad, aud sue
ceeded in tracing him the Caledonia, when &c
be was taken IN a wagon, and il is opposed
that the woman continued from there TO the
United States. The lad was piled with llquor
before being Iaken from his fathers residence.
Mr.. Say man is greatly distressed by the occur
renee.
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AlTHO08AfAIN0,lN In ALL IT'S IRA UoHRs
done ~ IkENOH q RIOHA RDeON
-. oseooneBD end LithORraphsrs
SSA fenna. ayOpue.
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ARMY ORDERs.-The following officers of
the Corps of Engineers upon the expiri-
tion OF their graduating leave have been or
dered 10 report to the commanding officer of
the Engineers Post and Depot of Wiilet's
Point, for assignment to duty with the Engi-
neer Battaiien:-Second Lieut.. JnO. q. ID.
knight and Brevet Second Lieuts. Edgar w.
Bass, Jas. II. Mackall, VIM l.. Marshall, and
Jas. ii. Willard. Second Lieut.. Richard L.
Hoxie is ordered TO report to the commanding
officer at jefferson Barracks, Md. for duty
with Go. L. Engineer Battalion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

PEEsoSAL.-Rear Admiral ID. ID. Porter is
at the Ebbitt House. Och. John T.. Null
ford, of Richmond, Is at Wizards.
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Baltimore Stock Mari,

Baltimore Stock Market. To-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. I7.-NIrginia 6's, old, in
scribed. Az bid, 4sH asked; do. 1s66. 4s 4 bid,
% asked; do 1eo7, a. bid, 49 asked; do. coupon,
old and new, 81 ! bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

New York Grain Mar.et Is.day.
HEw YORK, Sept. 11.-Flour 5alO cents
lower Tor common grades. Spring Wheat 2a3
cents lower. Corn a shaee lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

SECRETARY MCCuLLoCH has postponed the
use Of stamps distilled spirits tIIl the lst of
November, when they will be ready fer all
parts of the country, inciu ding the Paci;i,
coast. The time for use Of the stamps on to-
bacco, snuff and cigars has also been post.
poned, but to what time has not been definitely
fixed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

= SATISFACTORY CoSDITfoE OF AFFAIRS IN
MExICo.-ExIract OF letter just received,
dated Mexico. August 18th, 1S6S:
''AfaIrs here go on very satisfactorily. The
work of restoration is progressing very finely.
The revolts in the NOM tains of the State OF
Puehla, which might have been serious affairs,
have been satisfactorily settled. There is pros
iratlon IN the country, the natural result of so
many years Of destructive war, but no;with-
standing this the financial condition OF the
Government is very encouraging. There but
little danger that IL will be overthrown by any
revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. X. BARNKs, Surgeon General Usited ststes
Army, W Washington.
p. J. HORWIrZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Nsvy, Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

BUCH1GNANI AGAIS-Hts Arrest on q charge
Of Seduciion.-Mrs. Margaret Buchgnani
formerly Mrs. General EaiOn) appeared this
morning before Justice Dodge. at The jefferson
Market Police Court, with her counsel, Mr.
James 4. Morgan, OF the law firm OF Fine &
Morgan, Nos. "a and l6 Wall street, and made
an affidavit setting forth substantially that
Antonio Buchignani, her husband did in 1886,
In the month of October, abduct and Inveigle
Mary Randolph, granddaughter Of the com.
Plainant, end carry her of TO Italy, where he
Ayed with her IN prostitution and adultery for
one year. and then returned e Canada, and
subsequently, 10 the United States. On this
affidavit Justice Dodge issued warrant for
the ayr st Of Buchignani. Miss Randolph is a
daughter Of S nstor Randolph OF Virginia, who
died about six years sge. She was beautiful
and accomplished girl OF sixteen when she be.
me the ctIm Of this villain. The unfortu-
nate old lady, MTs Buchiguani was much ag-
ltated when in % urt and her hand trembled
SO much that her signature was almost iliegible.
She seemed determined, no wever, ~ punish the
vile wretch VINO has been the cause Of so much
di stress 10 the family. The penalty for the
crime of seduction is, in this State, not more
than two years, imprisonment in the State
PIisoD, and not less than one year in the Peni.
ten tiary-N. !. DemocTut, 16k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

REAR ADMIRAL WM. MHRvINE died in
Utica, n. Y, Tuesday night, aged seventy
eight. He entered the Navy when a lad and
finally rose TO the grade Of Rear Admiral IL.
~as engaged the first year of the rebellion
lighting for the Union, but his advancei age
compelled an early retirement. His funeral
takes place to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

COLONEL MARI, the first and only Revenue
Supervisor as yet appointed, left here last night
to enter upon his duties IN Missouri and con-
tiguOus territory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

LOVE AND SMALL POX.-Tha San Francisco
correspondent OF the san Jose Nero try writes
the following: When tell you the actual fac:
that three or four thousand people were vac
cinated IN this city last week, you w Ill readily
understand that yellow flag waving In the
bi eeze Will create a degree OF CONSERVATION and
excitement that VIII n least rid that irnma-
dlate neighbOrhood of all the noise and dis.
turbance of haxkers a9d hucksters, passing
footsteps and free uent visitors. Well, a certain
popular and very eccentric youug lady, who
has 4 string of beauX atta, he'd to her glove
finger, conceived the romantic idea Of test
ing the sincerity OF her devoted admirers who
professed 70 exist only on her smiles and
often avoWed a Willingness to die for her
She availed herself Of the temporary absence
OF her parents in the country, took 4 servant
into confidence, procured 4 yellow flag, nailed
1t 10 the gate, ard awaited the ssbreaking out''
OF the news X broke, ana The rIdIogs spread
like wildtre; the neighocrs urged each other 10
report the case to the Health Officer, and insist
that she be taken to the Pest House Two or
three ''devoteds' sought the vicinity 10 make
assurance doubly sure. and on spying the sig-
nal retreated hastily. denying themselves even
the light diet OF a smile. The family physician
was questioned, but hadn't been summoned,
and at last an officer boldly ventured to inves.
tieae The case, and learning the ruse, prompt.
~ removed the flag. but not until the fact was
fully established that she was abandoned TO
her fate, whatever it might be. by the swarms
OF summer friends who lived In her smiles
and in the prospects OF her fathers bank ac-
count The lady is still willing to accep. a
genuinekfiend-when she finds one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

The CLERKS VoTEs.-Eforts are being made
by the various State organizations here TO per-
feet arrangements tor getting ont the vote in
the Departments and obtaining furloughs for
the clerks. A meeting of New Workers has
been held here 10 provide the necessary ar
rangements and TO consult upon the bes. course
to be pursued. Ohio has already taken similar
action.
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ATTOR

ATTORNEYS,
VIM T. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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Wall Street To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept. E.-Stock market firm
Exchanges Gold, q; =; 5.20's, 1862, ,I3S; I0-iO's
registered, ]; North Carolina 6's, S2I, do
new, al; Virginia 6's, 54
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RECONSTRUCTION ExPRSsEs.-The Treasury
Department has RENTED to the Paymaster Of
the Fifth Military District. since the begin.
mig of the year, 3oI 400, being the reconsruc-
ton expenses for that district.
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NNvAL ORDERs.-Captain J. +. Armstrong
has been detached from command Of the navy
yard at Pensacola, Florida, and is placed on
waiting orders.
Commodore Theodore =. Greene has been or.
dered to command that station on the 18th OF
next month.
Captain 4. q. Parrott has been detached from
command OF the receiving ship Ohio.
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A CoMNIssARY FOR ALAsKA.-Geners,
Grant has ordered Brewer Major W. H. Bell
Captsin and Commisslry of Subsistence to
proceed via New York and the Isthmus or
Panama, and report in person At the headquar.
ters of the Military Division OF the Pacific for
assignment TO DUTY as Chief Commissary OF the
Department of Alaska and Post Commissar
at the p" <foccupied as the headl uarters OF that
Dep .fment.
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OFFICERS:
@. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent,
EMkHsON W. PEET, Philsdelphis, Secretary
and kstuary.
Ee TURNER. Washington, Assistant Secretary.
TRANGIS SMITH, NJ. ID Medical Director.
j. EWING BEARS, n. d., Assistant Medical Dr.
rector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

ATln fourteen races in which paper hoats
nave been.used this year, they have won clever.
~"No card WEDDINGS, owning TO ridicuIe.
are not so numerous as they have been.
|The clttle disease has broken out at In.
dianapolIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

Hon. H. Il. HcELEUED, Comptroller of the
Currency. rs at present confined TO his room
by sickness, but is not seriously all as has been
stated, and will be able to resume his Official
duties in lew days. The report that Mr.
Hulburd intends resigning is certainly without
foundation. 1t cannot be ascertained AZ the
Department that he has any idea Of so doing
During the illness OF Mr. Hulburd, John Jay
Knox, Esq, Is performing the duties OF Comp.
IrOller.
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THE APPROACHING SEssIoN OF CONGRESS-
Ire subject OF the session on Monday mkt l.
The general topic of conversation here to-day.
ai 4 the probabilities OF action Of the two
Eouses are beIng discussed. IL is urged by
mary well informed gentlemen that there will
~ the greatest diF guilty in securing quorum
"a tEe Senate, ss cvcry Republican Senltor
.-JIl Maine to Missouri will be necessary tp
-tcUre the thIrr' five which constitute a quo-
-vu o. tha; body aL- hundred and seven
members eOrsti;pc. quorum Of the House
Ile ere are but few senators or Representatives
in the city yet
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

s- The premises Of Mrs. Stokes, on
ent times of late and numerous turkies
and chickens stolen theretrom. Last Sat
urday, about o'clock in the morning, a
fine pig, which she had in her yard, was
about to disappear in the same way, but
fortunately, Mr. Montan, of the Advocate,
heard the squealng OF the pig from his
room in the Advocate building, and on
opening his window, saw a large negro
man endeavorinr to bag the pig. Mr. NJ,
with his revolver, fred at the thief, but
the rascal made his escape through the
front gate, dragging the squealipg animal
out after him for some distance, when he
turned it loose and it was afterwards cap
tured and restored TO its proper owner.
Following the track Of the thief, signs Of
blood were discovered, but itisanot known
whether they came from wound he may
have received from the shot or from the
pig he had knocked, upon the head with
an AK, intending, no doubt, to kill il.
The thief, we are informed, is known,
and, if caught, can be lden titled.
This infamous practice of thieving Ean
become alaoge Their toe common, and where
the perpetrators are caught in the act,
they deserve the most summary sort Of
punishment.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

Mr.. DAVIS IN CUBA.-Jeferson
Davis took rooms at the Hotel Gu
bano. At night, accompanied by
the captain and purser Of the steamer,
Mr.. Davis and lady visited the Place
Of Isabel II, and entering the Hotel
Inglaterra, went out on the balcony,
where they passed few moments
viewing the large crowd passing.
Mr. Guarco, the proprietor, offered
the best rooms in the house to Mr..
Davis. which We're Of course declined.
lie insisted that Mr.. p. and party
should partak e Of champagne and
other refreshments, and these they
accepted Mr.. D. and party then
visited the Theatre Tacon, where he
was the exposure Of all eyes. Mum
bers Of persons called upon him at
bis hotel, and were much pleased
with his manners and appearance. |
went, too, and though ! had seen
Mr. ID. frequently in past years,
never saw hun in better health. He
was quite courteous, and is always
dignilied. passed some fifteen
minutes in his company, but politics
were not alluded to. He is evidently
better pleased in talking on otEer
subjects He spoke Of the Cuba as
a fine boat, and OF the courtesy OF
Capt. Dukehart; said he had fine
trip, and really seemed to be in
good humor with the whole world
Car. Of the n. Y. Tribune.
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To FREsHEN RANCID BUTTER
Here is a fact worth a years subscrip.
ton to a paper: ''To pint Of water
add thirtyg drops (about half q tea
spooDfuD of liquid chloride Of lime.
Wash in this two and half-pounds
of rancid butter. When every par.
tlcIe of the butter has come in con-
tact with the water, let it stand an
hour or two; then wash the butter
well again in pure water The butter
is then left without any odor, and has
the sweetness Of fresh butter. These
preparations Of lime have nothing in.
jurious in them
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Tn GDNHETErEsT,AIaR

Rs'HF REV EDWARD A WILSON viii send
a tfr@o o charge TO aii who desire H. h. IRE
'crpu 5:th the directions for making 4, rs 1g
the sinple remedy by which le wts cured of a
4''sns Rsction and that dread disease Gem
seihF''@h. Ills ouly Object is " .susft he
afflicted and I've hopts every sufferer wit. ry this
prescription. 81 ii viii cost them nothing, aud
mas prove hiessUG lease adore s
REV. EDWARD ALISON.
10. lG5 South Second IT., Williamsburg, \. Y
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IE FORMATION.

/ INFORMATION guarantees to produce l.Ixu
IL risut q. With Of hair Hpon a bald head or
b-arile.3 are alsl feciye Tor the rer.oy.l a.
Gs'ntics. hlo;cales, k.ruptsnns. ~. III
The saiu, leaving the same SOFT, clear, d Aeiu
tlf4i, can BE- obtained without caarga d, !i,ress
iaY TffDS T u.4tPHsk0 nh.aTist
sHptig So Broadway New YORK
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BATON ROUGE:
TUESD :::::::::::::J A N. IA, 1865

LEASE OF Coal LANDINGS The two
coal landings in front Of the city the
one at present occupied by McDonald's
boats, the other, by Petersoi's s. were both
leased ont to Capt. D. P. Scott, for Me-
Donald }, by the City Council, 90 Saturday
last Capt. scott's bid, s2,575,- was the
highest. The lease Is for the current year.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

MARKET SCENE AT HALIFAX
The market scene was so gay and fresh,
however, that we were rewarded for
our trouble, IN spite of the non appear
ance ofthe Chizzencook people There
were dozens of farm women Ia COS
tunes just as picturesque as the
French peasants, if we couid only
have thought so-standing ia the
open market place, surrounded by
their bass cts 80 CLOSET Y that there was
hardly room to step, great baskets OF
purple and white lilacs, punches OF
pansies and wild colrmbine, Of yellow
blttercups mixed with the fine cIare;.
cylored grass, shining white eggs, all
sorts Of green salads, etaooth round
spinach, ridgy dark leaves, the ft.e
olulsh-green Of cabbage tops and pur-
elein, slender pipes of garIlc, siny,
glistenlng onions, stalwars rhubasb,
and here and there An odd saImou,
looking alive enough TO have run Of
on his oHo hook out Of the fab n.sr-
kct, and got in here by mistake Out
10 oil hin glory Of black aud silver
mail, worth ou'y ten cents pound) !;
buckets Of SCARE: chukeebe-rles, bas
ket' Of radlshen, artisticaIy heaped 10
alternating masses Of red ond white
The most aciightsome baskets OF all
we're the baskets Of butter and the
etaofgray rein deer ross, W7eathed
#ith ground pine, &c be used for FL
ing crates in GUNNER. The butter
saskets we're dtaoet u,th "hit, ilnen.
sad had iringiag tips Of tern pc.p,rs
out al the ends. Lifting the vet liner
you saw in each basket, lying ca bed
Of sweet fesns, twelve little round pots
af butter, made and stamped that
morning -innocent of the ghon,iDa-
tion Of salt-apd only t7ensg-f7e cents
pound. MosG CT theae baskeia Of
butter had IT one end TWO bottles OF
cream, showing white and Hazardous
through tie coarse craso fifteen cents
o bottle and the bottles held a quart.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

70 A million bales Of cotton,
from India, are at present on the way
to Liverpool. Uncle Sam will have
to wake up.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

10 A French company is extri-
eating $4,000 worth OF silver day
from the refuse of the old Greek
mines managed by Xenophon two
thousand years ago.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

FRENCH PICTORIAL SYRuP.-An aamirs
Bile remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
ETC., ETC., prepared by those skiIlfuS phar-
maceutics-J. Jastremski & Bro. will b,
found advertised in our columns elsew here.
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GROCERIES, ETC.

N e w S TOR e .
FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
40 BARREL Choice Peach Blow Potatoes.
I'LL 40 oarres Pink aye Potatoes for lianting
20 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
z barrels SauerkTaut,
8 barrels Choice No | Mackerel,
10 barrels a $50 ted liquors,
halt barrels Pigs tert,
hall barrels picbicd Tongues,
3 half barrels Golden syrup,
half barrels Spare KIDS,
10 boxes Raisns,
25 boxes Soap,
70 boxes Assorted Crackers
2 boxes Candies,
81 boxes Candles,
5 boxes termlcelli,
4 boxes Macaroni,
4 boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
500 Smoked shoulders,
5 kegs Ere h Western Butter,
5kegs Fresh Ioshen Butter
Kegs FRESH Holland Herrings,
tierces Lard,
kegs Lard
Also, full assortment of Wines Liquors,
Oacco, zig .rs, Crockery, Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received At
n WAX'S NEW STORE,
dec2b Opposite the Coutt House.