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Baton Rouge Tri-Weekly Gazette & Comet.
OFFICIO ON THim> STJftEET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH OF THÄ LOUISIANA STATE BANK.
vol . XLvn.
I ÏATON ROUGE, LA., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1865.
NO. 33.
IWESSIONAL CAltDS.
J (I. (fliytIA, 1 J.U. KU.BOIIKNK,
Union Itooftri, I.v f UltoVMi, I«.
FÜQÖA à KIUKHJRNK,
Attorney» & Counselors at Law,
WIM, prant.in» Irl Ihn OOUrl« of th» I'arl.tin, of
Knut mill Wn«t Haton Rouge, Iberville anil
Knut «od Went Kellden«. *>u)
m; IHN 4 II£BHON,
A I 'T< > I tN E Y S AT T .AW,
count no u nK s qua un,
Iii. I tret !(<>■■((•'• Im,
WILli nltfvii«! tu nil linnlnrr«. In thuir prof.*«lnn
entrusted tn thorn, Iii tili» und tb« adjoinirlj;
perlihm, und In tho oily of Now Orlenn*.
«URtî-t
.1. c. NTAVFOttD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ofllc«,Our. I.Huri'i A Third Kts .up-stalrs,
BATON HOIJKK, I.A.
WILL practice hi Urn Perisho« of East
11«trill Kmi^c, Knut Uaton Hou^e rrni! F.rrt
P.lielans. Jely4~«m*
.1. W. HUHU»»« t. R. UHAKBr.
Kl ltUCSS k ill it ISO,
Attorneys and Counselors at. Law,
it F Fl CK ON LUI V flC // HT II KK T %
MRT. l?0M1Tk]VTV(7ff ft MONTH M'Hft.fcV AStl,
Bid loi» Kniitfc, |,i«.
ANY huniiionn rniriutttd to thttf earn lu Di« par
inh*ui of l' uni und Wfnt Union it«-u|fe, Kantwoi
VVw* t Krllcluna, l'oint« Goupéf and I bfîf vi II**, will
lin promptly »Hun'lert to. saptV»
R. W. KNICKERBOCKER.
Attorney at Law and Claim Agent,
MA H mud. nrnwtK«m«*iitfl in New Orlnmis end
Washington Oil y for thn snrvesirful jirf'.iM'lltlijc
.lid collection of
CI.A1M8 A0AIN8T TIIK GOVERNMENT.
Office on til* corner of fifth und Laurel «tront«
» mb H BATON ROUOR, l'A.
CLAVTON B. KVATT,
Surveyor <St Civil Engineer,
onto* with It. W. K*IOX*B»Oc**«, KW|.,
« nrn«rof I Kill mill I.aiir«! »Irffl«.
IIA TOt! Ii OIW K, I.A.
WIM, at lend promptly to «II professional luisl
n«.» entrusted to hint. aiigtt»-4m
a
W. W. McMAIN k SON,
IlEAI. ESTATE BUCK 101 IS,
Accountant« <fc General Agent«,
«u.i 17 iim RATON ROC» H. LA.
JOHN M. TRAOY,
Justier of thr i*rar.e,
H KO ON l) WARD,
I'nrl.l. of Kn«| Ilnlnn llini||r.
orrfOK, COR. Till It» AND LAUREL H'I'H.,
ri r-Mr*ittn, n»»a Tim hon au.LiAaii »ai- oos .
F. A. NKPHIjER,
JuHlirr of thr Peacr,
W A U l> No. O N K,
Offirr ill thr f «ml llouar.
HAVING r«HUin«<l tiuslnen*. î am r«a<ly to al
fMiil to nil biiMitiOMR aii'l aultN, within Ilm
«im IlfiKt ilola,y« «f I lie Uw. AprH
DR. KRATZ,
Ol l in: IIW I, A ( H I". I. »THIOr.T,
IIKTWKKN Til I HP ANI» 01IIIII01I,
( Oppotitr Mm. Jon**' Hoarding Hou»*,)
jnn'M'tf IIATOIV lll)|tllK, I.A.
III. I». 1*1. BROWN,
Jfomu«opaltilo Physician & Surgeon,
11, ATK OK 8T. LOU 18, MO.J
I) iC.MI'ICl'TKUl/fiV ofTxrR III* prof»* union a I R»rTic0n
ll to LIim r|tir.*'in i»f Hatmi Koii^a and vlolnlty.
RHflr»»iH M l>i K «lloi:!/. *»f Now OrKmtifl
ul tho Hartley ijouKft. .IUKI'» -'in
«A
■^nTO
Br, 0, 1, Mrkiirirk,
.V in; n k on i > k v t / s r,
OI'KK ir, (»V l'IIN\ KVTION NTH K KT,
KI'IrtOOPAl. PAltHONAOK H0II.I)1N(1,
In tbu roui of Hpini'upnl Church,
.lsi-lT It A TO If KOUOK, LA.
<ii:OK«E A. IMliK,
Ci ï; NKRA t. AGENT,
Oitloe, on Thir<l Htrent,
BATON ltOI'GE, I.A.
Vfitl i»l.t.n<J tirompily, tho rnltfctton ami Mttl.mnut of
I' Uli 1.10 ANI) PIUVATK CI.AIMH,
fOTK,». II IM.. S «K KXCII ANUK.
A IVO ('NTS, UK NTS, KTO.
«»-All burin««* thiit, no h» tr*iw»ctiid hy
Afinry or Oomralmlon, promptly und JaitkfîMy
«tteniitti to. ui«jl3
F. PBHUII.I-.AT,
H'atrh maker X . leirrler ,
FROSt HKNKVA AND PAItlB,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
REPAIRED A V SHORT NOTICE,
IN Tit» fUT BÜKT »Ttl.*.
THE LATEST STYLES OF JEWELRY,
à I. W A Y H ON HAND#
liHfayette direct, Union Houge, La*
JAMES McVAY,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
tft» Ol dorn l*rt «t th. Ultra w»r. 8tor., opprmlt.
lUe Hirut linlUUog, un Tblrd .trert, will It.
pcoiaplly »lUnJrd tu. julyl tl
JË. Jarkmm,
COTTON BUYER
.»And—«
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OAHll AHVANCE8 M AUK ON
8hipmr.nU to Iii» Frirnd* in lï.O.and IV. y.
\OfflO', < hnisr '[/ iMwd a »A mm Mrrrt*.
(0M1IKM TU' vaKAII'AH »OTKI.J
„HglZ IM TOM noun*. I-A.
SIMON MENDELSOHN,
l»|r.At.KU IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wiiim, LlgnorH, TolmtroK, CUdm,
—A HD—
TPj^i&TLrsr stjfipiliiei»,
( V #im L»r»rr.rr* »Kt> K lobi BA H tukktu,
jun.1T BATON MOIIUB« LA.
JIJI/I17SCJ. BOÖE1/,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ar«H M'A 1. RR IM
Plantation and Family Supplies,
00 It. MAIN A Nl) FiAKA VETTK STH.,
jMlyU IIATOIV imil(ilt,I,A.
F. u I J: iu j INITZ,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
J< |;UJKIVINa f FOftWARDINU,
AND
COMMISSION Uli III' IHM,
FRONT LKVEK,
BATON HOTJGK. f-A.
.1 AMES McVAY,
HARDWARE MERCHANT
AND DKAMTft IN
Agricultural Implements,
wxx<rr>ow öhaübö ,
IV A I, Il I» A I» V. H , KTCi
tlALLS rfHpcctfully I ho attont iirn of t he?
* puhtir to hiM laruu
U public to Iii« litr«« ninl nxnellmii «took or good m
M'rfilr.liiK to hli lin«« '»f in »roh and Ina. I ir bo
il In«
i" yi
iipi-nk. a lilinr il uhsnr r.l piihlir |
Mt.ru» mi I liirrl ulnii'l, nppnnlt.
th. l.rtiitMiHri». .MtAtu ItiriiU.
.1. KOWALSKI,
Lriurel Ht., Ind.. LnfayoUe and Third Ht«.,
llRAI.rit IN
KANU ION A ULK ANI# WKtiL-IIAUK
MEN AN» BOY»'
Spring and Summer Clothing
-AN!»
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY liOODS.
RKHI'fêCT FULLY invites public Attno
tlon U» Ii« prosorit nml a-cnmuliittuR ntook
in trml«, «'onRinting ol nil icriir|t*n, from (Ii» fln«t
down Ut iiitMliutn, nml low- priced
clothing;
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cull mikI ex molli» for youmoireR hin ««nortruonl,
which in tlie* litrR* Ri and bent now olf»r«<d in Urn
city, mid (>n tprin* tîif. mont RatUflurtory. jnlyl
VERANDAH HO'J'KI.,
Sli'|ilii'ii Itusiliwo, Proprietor
COllNKR THIRD AND T.A VREl. STS„
BATON ROUGE, LA.
|>
IJlMltD II Y THE DAY, VVICEI4 OR MONTH.
ciooi' iikoih , <;oou park,
And rv«ry ntlpiiiion puid to the comfort of gUftRtfl
#i|!. Thankful for pant patr< D»ge, "^trvi«,** r«n
upoctfuil/ wolititu .t rootinuance of the aaw« from
hi« fritoidn and Uie puhll« tuerie rally. j«ly27-lf
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
John (mass, Proprietor)
I
Ol-rOBITIt aoa t>KU Y n AT.i,, j
Ht. I,onlH ntroot BATON llODWB, I.A. j
— I
tHfc.THe bent ot Winea, I.lqnom and Cigars !
kept at the Har. jidvXJ-tf
HUM TER HOUSE.
CHARLES WIECK, PROPRIETOR
Corner of M ini and Third tlrerti,
BATON KOI'CSK, I.A.
The h*r In nirnlnhod »Ith thn mry he«t
WINKS, LIQUORS, CIQARS & TOBACCO.
A. BAUMSTARK,
CABINET-MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
Corner of Church <}■ Laurel ulreet*,
BATON ItOCUK, L.A.
A OUT V A R I a T Y 0 T
FANCY GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND.
A rtll STOCK 0»
TRIMMINGS AND METALLIC CASKS
far-One*»* prcimpti .t a tt «n or, i > ro. July2- :;m
CORN AND OATS.
ANOTllltK ArriTAl Ju.t »tored, «ad «I « redae
tl m IB prlOM.
jul;ïr JOHCA a HAL
ÖROOKBY
—Amp
PROVISION HOUSE,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
..
12. R. BECKWITH,
THJno sr., CORNER Of LA VRML,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
OONHTANTI.V ON HAND KVEltT VARIWV <)t
PLANTATION MI'PPMttttt.
0if l'Untum mid othnrn wniild d<> well to o«ll
hefrjrn purr-hn inn .l«»wli»i"f.
('ollwi I h» I |[ I i I «I l .l)(l>*«t mill knl r'nll'li
July« llino«.
JOSHUA 1» HAL,
Corner of Third and Conveiitio» Mtn.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
ftKN rit ai. i»r a L ru in
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Family and rinntutinn Kuppiiri,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
fancy goods,
and notions generally.
I'lllCEH TO HUIT THE TIMES,
1ST" Term. C'««li. jnlyl
M. ORANARY,
DRAI.RIl IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
FAM 11. Y GUOCKUIK«
AND
Flaiilatiou Sujijilies (»ennallv.
REUS I«« to ioform hi« Iriend* and
M J the public at mrga, that he will keep on
iiand fr»«!» nnd full eupplien ut all artSoleN in th<
provliiion line, which he will noil on trrma to «nit
the oanh banlR of trndo. A !ih«ial t^hareol pat
ronage in renpei tf'ully MOllcitnd, at i»ia atand on
Third atroet. julyl
NICHOLAS WAX,
DRAf.KIl IN
WESTERN PRODUCE
I AM 11 ,Y GROCElili'.S.
18 conMîatitly reottiving, dirent ffom the
Went, and Other quartern, t*vei y Rpeelee of art i
cle required for
Family or l*lnul>ttion use.
lie han lnci"«an«Ml faeilitiea for obtalhio./ auppllea,
and in determined to keep up with the rfemauils
of hi« riiatomern, ami to ilonl with then natiafne
torlly on the at-oro of qnnlity and IiIh motto
being
**(lul< k Muliie »ml Kamill l*r«llle./
Mr. It. ÜOKITMAN, wrll known to our citir.oon,
will he found "behind fho counter" ready to at*
tend to b 11 Iii nenn < a I In.
l*li»ano 4rop in at tho old ntnud, mar the Court
flou»»«\ wfn»rr* we Rhnll he happy to nee you.
Julyl ft
A. BLUM,
DKAf.KH in
nnnftPnirn
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
... _
PROVISIONS,
Ami Plantation Supplies liciuTally
AliHO,
CROCKERY,TIN, WOOD k WILLOW WIBE
älore, Cor. Africa and ^t, Napoleon Uta.,
IIATOIV HOUCiK, r.A# ;
- 1
DKTEEM1NKD to keep A full und woll j
»elected «tock of articles nuch an gi to make j
up % flrat-rntu variety atore, A, ÖI^ÜM hoper« to j
merit and receive an increaaed amount nf pat- j
ronage. He respectfully Invites bis old euatomera 1
»nd the piihll« »tUrge, to continu, (h.lr o»lli A» |
»«"or""« thorn of hl« ill,termination to !
ple»«i> »od »«tliify tben In nrery partlrular. I
july^tf
CAMILLO QliINTEKO,
I) KAI. KB IN
HAVANA CIGARS,
CIQAKETTAB,
Smoking: and Chewing Tobacco,
SNUFF, PIPES, ETC.,
Corner of Third and Florida «tr et«, I
'
BATON not' OK. L.A. j
j
IN addition to hi« large assortment of the '
beat brand« and analitlm) of all «rtlrln« In the
line of a Tobacconist, CAMM.I.O QUINTKRO,
keeps aiao ou hand a cholna variety ot "Notlonii,"
«neh aa Una f'ockrt Xnirrw, Stationery, etc., to
which he Invite« public atUntlon, guarantueing
to {Ive «atlKfartlon to ail i:untnwer». jalyl-tf
. .... I
ONIONS AND POTATOES. '
I c BAKRW.H, New (Jrnp, «t r.tall or by tb. bid
1») Prisaa leaa tkaa In Naw.Orlean«.
ialr«7 JOSIIÜ AttKAL.
A.n. Annum. wn . iikndick ^ oN .
AIM HER & IIKNDKRSON,
FO Ii W AUDI N <i A (ÎO M M I HS 10 N
JVTEIt01«-A.IsrTS,
/-AÄB—,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT, COLLECTION
;
P l ) It Cil A B T N Cl AOENT8, |
Third atmet. ll»ion a«u K . , i.n.
mtrrn nr r»f into» lo :
Onpt. r, 11. IVntt, I c»pt (no. Mrl*»n, N. 0.
" W. II. Itlr k«r(1rtr,n. I B W. T»jlor. N. 0.
K, It, Itwkwlth. Union ltoiifc, I.«. aoglO
JAMES J. DUM) ASS,
WffnU'jlAI K AND RTTAII. UKALRH I«
G HO OERIES,
W IÜ8T KHN PBO D t J O E,
H iiies, Liquors, Tobaci o &, rigarN.
"OITY KAUEÄTT,"
OOKNÏilt or MAIN ANI) LCTRK ft'l'ltEKTB,
BATON liooa;, I.A.
F. OTTO,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
v_ AND
WJIOI.KKALK AND RETAIL
OKALKU IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
OBOCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES ;
W I N K8, I.I Q 1 1 0 RH,
CIOAHB AND TOBACCO,
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE,
AND ALL. KINt>8 «9
IV IC S T H 11 N J'K.ODVCE,
ttm-elvnil pnr «tMinoiN »iton>.t ditlly,
V. O ttd rti»p«)lfully announce to Irl» frtnnd.
... I, .. . i.
arol oURtoroefR and the pulmo geuorally, that hi*
»lor» having hewn removed Iron* it« former atand,
Ijoining Dny'u Din«: ntnfe, to the larjje »tore and
warehouse buildînR,
OMTIIK HOIJTII KAHT CORN BR OP THIRD AND
LAURKI« HTRKBTH,
fie is fully p epnred to keep on hand one of tho
lartceM »nd moat varied anaortiocnra of the above
articoa to h»» found in the city of Baton Hou^e.
With hia iimreaaed and inerealin^ facilitfea for
obtaining and storing merchandize, he ia enabled
to mofftnli présent and future demanda, and there,
fore invite« the appelai attention ofpurchaaer» to
that fact» hoping l»y a aplrlt of accommodation t(»
plean» all, and to alwayn nell on an reasonable
termi aa the atate ol Iii« markets will permit, to
secure a III» ral ahare of regular patronage.
Pleaae call hufor» purcliaaing ein» where
auglO-tf
M. J. WJI JLIAMS,
WOllAKR
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
4
HAVINU ewtabUnhed Iiimnelf in
the ai
above huninenn, in thin eitv, re
apixtfully ao 11 fi I a the public patronage.
OlLir.Mun, Plantera and othern, needing work In
hiw line,will pfoaan nend In their ordern, and they
will bw profjiptly attended to. Work guaranteed,
I 8l ' op "nil North of Bedl'it Vnrlrty
1 1 ^ 1 Tl,rJ ,ret _J?L
. v, k. i-itt.'YN. bobt. i,. eavrx.
! PRXJYN & BRO.,
CARPENTERS, «IN WRIGHTS
— AND—
i p ro »« BulXd.ome
^ \ TON ROIJQE LA
;
1 Orders left at Juatreronki k McCortnlek'a Drug 1
j Htore, will meet prompt attention. julyl*6m
j ^
j JJalOUl ItOSlgO MarfclC WorkS#
j
1 . U1i . . f
| ,J ' "MOLLI-.N i\C IvO.,
! MimtrAOTOlMlwi or
I T0 1TIH>S, JTIONIJIWE1ITR,
II l',ADSTON ÜH, MANTKI.H, KTO.,
Corner of M«in and Church street«,
m
jnlyï» BATON KOIMSK, I.A.
JOHN TUJANO,
WOKKKK IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
HA VINO e«t*bil«h»d hitn«r.lf up«!» In the above
bo»lne»ir, In Bstoii Rouge, mo*t reipeottally
inlirm« hl« old friend* and thn publie generally,
I tfcat be I» piepared to do all work In Ma line.
' All repairing atUniMM wltl» daapateb.
j glsop on Main «treat, near the Catbolk Cburab.
j augl -tf
'
FLOUR ! FLOUR I S FLOUR 1 11
'tl ROC 1KB,
ßAKüR»,
PLANTRR8 AND
KAMI1JÏ8,
One and all ran «»v. time, rl»k, patlenre and mo
ney, If thev will mike their purcba*»« of fLOllR
Iron) the underaigiied, in«lead of, an now so corn
:to Nee " " • —
I won, «ending to New Orleani. My atock of Iflonr
' alwayn varied and being frwinently replcnlah
i td, n»u«!ly twlea par week, laalway» fre«b. A
trial nollclted,
I *«l^
JOSHUA VIAL,.
N. 0, ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. ». Vitt M. umni.,. I. »IWTIIBR.
PIKE, LAPEYBK à BROTHER,
BANKERS,
F0BEmN k D0MESTI0 EXCHANGE,
BnNIKS, STOCKS, COIN AND
tJisraxï ûKEisrT 3NTOT»JS.
okkick On camp hthkrt,
n 0 tw«an CJ aha I Miel Common Htrwt«,
N»w Orlmnw, Ij*.
dor IT. y
I. J. W**RKM. t. W. OÄAWfOlt».
WARREN & CRAWFORD,
to War*#a, (Jitlfttor** k Cö.f)
COTTON FACTORS
—AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2» tURO.VKKI.KT H'J ItBBT,
Julyll -Cm* NKW ORL.KAN», I.A.
J t. PRIT C11A R J >.
I (forinrirly l'rltrh«r(l A Klowof.)
COTTON FACTOR
-»*«
commission mkucjiant ,
No. AS Carondület atr«et,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
HT" I i 1 I m. mi I C««h AdrftOOr*. »ml lliippll.» fur.
nlnh.rl on cotiHl|rntii.otii of Cotton, Haunt, Ac., to
Iii« «ilcJr.«.
Rrlrrmtr« i
Voijt;« A K ii. C 'iv«nk, I
oinjn, f*.f
Httou lloiiK'
!
I'ikh, ».»rurnr ABum-ium
«w OrlMtM, L«.
HAVER RROTRERII,
Crescent City Steam Tobacco Works
Non. ttl «ad il LA KAY KT TR 8TRKKT,
Malm R .nhii —Nn. 51 Trhoiipllnulir« MI.
MAYER BROTHERS,
*
So. SITCHOIfPITOHlrAN STRKKT,
RHTWKKN POt OHAS ANU NAT0HB3'.,
• „
WfW
ORAMMm in
J KAF A CHIIWINO, A MANUKAOWIKRS 0#
Smoking Tobacco and Gigari.
A lie«Ty ».II wlKflted itrirl. onoiit.»riUjr
on hand. july2t»-tf
new orleans
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
1» CHARTRES STREBT,
Helwri'ii ffinitl mnl <;M»t»mlton*e.
We h«vc on hiiod «nil >r. rM«lvlng A Urft*
*««oftni*bt of
CARPETING OF ALL KINDS,
SUCH AH—
J MEDALLION,
VELVET,
WILTON,
BRÜB8ELS,
tapestry,
l-l'LY,
INGRAIN,
VENETIAN,
HEMP,
COTTAGE, to.,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
Of nil width* and qnalitieft.
MATTING,
White checkered mid fancy.
WINDOW SHADES,
Cornice« nnd Bund*.
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
RUGS,
MATS,
ENAMEL CLOTHS,
Of Titriou« quftlitioi« »od color*.
COCOA MATTING and MATS,
HAIR CLOTH, &c., A., &o.
All of wbleh we offer *t moderate arluaoen on
maoal.c tarer'» prie.«, for mth.
aogß-ly A. BROirnSF.AU A CO.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main Ht., between Tblrd anil Chnrch,
MA TON ROUGE, LA.
THE undaralgned I« now prepared to reflelv. or
.era ior all kind« of fumltur« and Cabinet
work. Will nak* or mend ia tb* beat manner,
and at the loweat figarne, roa cam ohlt . In the
Cadertaklng hualne«« he ha* now on hand a fine
««»ortioent of Metnllle Ca«m, and r.a'lv to re
ceive ordern in thla line of basin««., which will
uieet tbe attention naually given by tho old firm
of I'lper * Bradford.
aau'ft FRIED. HJNKK.
at beaivs.
Jü#T A RIII V 16 D —
HOAP—40 boxe« Cincinnati Qarm«».
I, ARU —18 kega Leaf.
C0frKB-5 bap Rio and Havana.
K1/H1R—40 barrel! Huperflo«.
BACON—(laiat, Shoulder* and Bid««.
PORK—tS barrel* full M«**.
OORN—loo bag* Wblte.
HAT—26 hale* We*lern.
TBA—1 chest Imperial.
Which will b* wld by th. package oi at r.tall, at
reasonable prie«* for th. time*.
July% JOSHUA REAL.
Cheap MAght.
JVUT aBCKIVKD—An lovolrilof «r.tqnal
Ity GOAL OIL wbltb will be told at tb* lew
prie, of (1 îOfer «»H ob , retall.
«i|M JOaiQA MAfc.
lite
OKHF.RAL NEWS.
The population of Wiaconain is 865,000.
That ol Iowa ia770,000.
John Welsh, a rich PotUville miner, ia
(lead. He began with a pickaxe and left
off witt an income of |ßl4,808.
One dry froode firm in Chicago did a
buslne*« of 90,704,009 last year.
The Ohio Bolter*' Convention In Ohio,
which nominated Alexander Lout? for
Governor, con*i*ted of sixteen individuals.
Lord Lyons, formerly British Minister
at Washington, is to succeed Sir Henry
Util war a* British Embassador to Constan
tinople.
The crop of bears in Aroostook county
promise* woll this anason. The children
who (fot alter berries along the margin ot
the woods are ollea frightened by them,
aud tracks arc frequently *«eu along the
by-reads leading to and from the back
settlement».
The Itslian Government haa ordered
foar-ironelaila.
Tho English have completed $000 mile* of
railways in India.
Pnvmsster E. W. Eddy,who waa among
tho lost 011 board thn steamer Brother
Jonathsn, was on bis way, at the time,
with $100,000 in Government funds to pay
riff the troops In Oregon and Washington
Territory. His clerk was also lost.
The Japanese ambasssdora now in Eng
land have been struck ol a heap by the
steam plow. Fourteen or ilftrnn of them
would get nnou the engines at once and
travel over the ground, and they seemed
11 ever tired of the amusement.
The Utiga lUrubi says a daughter of t.ba
old i>uko of Wellington, whom her father
disinherited for inarrying against hia
wishes, passed through that place with her
husband on Monday. The lady ia a
blonde, and endeavors to add to her beanty
(t,hey say ) by coloring her eyebrows. Tim
couple are just from Huratoga.
Mrs. Lewis Washington, whose huaband
is a rebel and relative of George Washing
ton , is appealing for the restoration of lier
property which has been confiscated.
it is said Gen, Grant aud the military
authorities generally, favor a military trial
for Jeff Davis, but tue Adminstration in
clines to a ci vil tribunal.
Considerable excitement haa been caused
among ihh Fenians at St. Louie, by an
edict issuer I by Archbishop Honrlok, for
bidding tho use of a Catholic Church for
the funeral of Head Center McCarthy, or a
Catholic cemetry for tho burial.
The exorlns of the Fronch rural popula
tion from tbe eastern townships, saya a
Lower .Canada journal, not only mill con
Unties, but seems to assume something
fearful in it« proportions. Tho reason ia
high wages offered bv the New England
tactories, which are doing a heavy business
and are short of hands.
Tbe Mile-beats Race at Saratoga w*a won,
handsomely, by Lexicon. Tho age ofthat
noble animal Is not given in tho Report be
fore us; but wo take him to ho "Bright
lexicon of Youth" referred to by Rlcliaiiou
as containing "no atteh word aa fail."—
I Mrs Grundy.
A Western paper speaks ofa wild turkey
"shot bv a HjwrUman weighing twenty three
pound*." That must hare been a very
large turkey or a very amall sportsman.
A French chemist has invented for »Um
mer use a fuel of this description: Ground
charcoal four parts, starch one part, m ado
into paste baits which ara dried. When
kindled, they will burn without »moke or
flame a long time, with intense heat. A
four-ounce cake will boil one gallon of wa
ter, it 1» stated.
Axtkmo» Ao ai ».— Artemu» Ward hna
begun his Mormon lectures, agsln, in New
York. Some Idea of hia intention« may be
obtained by reading an extract from hia
prospectus, which starta out thus :
The ftisti vltlos will be commenccd by the
pianist, a gentleman who used to board it)
the saine street with Mr. Gottschalk. The
man who kept the boarding house remem
bers It distinctly. The overture will con
sist ofa medley of a! ra. including the touch
ing new ballade, "Dear Sister, is there any
Pie in tho House?" "My gentle Father
have yon any Fine Cut about you I" "Mo
ther, is the battle o'er, and ia it Hale for ma
to Come Home from Canada I" and (by
roquestof many families who have haven't
heard it) "Tramp, Tramp. Tramp, the
Boys are Marching I" While the enrapt
ured ear drinks in this sweat mu»io (wa
pay our pianist nine dollars a week and
"find him,") the eye will bo enchained by
the magnificent green baize covering of
the Panorama. This green baiaeooet forty
cents a yard at Mr. 8tewart'a «tore. It waa
bought in deference to the present popu
larity of "The Wearing o f tho Green."
We shall keep up with tho time», if wa
spend tho last dollar our friends have got.
Artomus i» well aware of the power of
the press in influencing poblio opinion ;
and he strengthens hl« prospecta« with tb*
following clippings from the loading pa
per« :
[ From the Bteanivlll« Mechanic.]
is a locturer of about seven comio horse
power, anil can easily draw eixteen feet of
water from the eye» of an averago andi
enco.
(from tbe North American Nurse, New Haren. j
Must be good f or the cholera. Wa ahou Id
like to «ce him promptly applied.
(from the Sheboygan (Wit.) Hugl. «f Liberty.]
Artemu» Ward. — Tbi* great lecturer
called on ua to-day and ordered quite a lot
of job printing. Wo con»ider him oae of
the groatostTCoturcra in thia country.
[ From the Bkowh«g»n (Maine) Clarion.}
* » Although bis atyla ia different
from Washington Irving'« wa cannot be
blind to the fact that Mr. Irving'a, atyl# ia
different from hi«.
[from tbe Railway Oasette. j
* * Not a dry eye in tho audience.
Many could have borrowed money of him
on the »pot.
[from the Hoboken Expounder.]
Ko family should be without him.
gl gr Life is tbe riddle of riddle«, which
wa mutt »11 give op.

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