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Baton Rouge Tri-Weekly telle & Comet
office on third street, opposite the branch of the louisiana state bank.
vol. xlvii.
baton rouge, la., thursday morning, september 28, 1865.
no. 39.
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professional cards.
j.U.FUtitlA, " 1 J.U. KILBO'IRNK,
Hilton Rouge, La. / UllnUiti, La.
kuqua a kilbournjs,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
WILL practice In the Court« of the Perithel of
Ka»t buh Weal Baton lUiugc, Iberville ami
Ku»t and West Feliciana. au<l
ihji1w & herrom,
attorneys atlaw,
CO UK T no USE SQ UA It K,
lint oh ItonK ^i Ln.
WILL »I tomJ to all business In thulr proli>»»lon
tiiitruatcd to thorn, In this -ml tlia adjoluiug
parlai)««, anil In the city of New Or lean«.
augl7-t
tim«»« uaicai iiavimum .... »tom »mm*.
Davidson & Bynum ,
attorneysat law,
Older at Kn.Mii koiik «-, La.
WILL Pit ACTIG K IN TUK COURTS OK TIIK
Florida Parish»*. »»ptl!I-tf
th mrroHt*.
If. ၚKNBH.
stafford Si »h km:ij,
attorneysatlaw,
Ofllce, Cor. Laurel A Third 81«, up-aUIri,
BATON ROHHK, LA.
WILL practice In the parishesof Käst. F"llclnia,
Kaat and West llnlou Rouge and iImrvii!«.
Business entrusted to them will remilvt. prompt
attention. mipt'i'l
j. w. ntiR'iKaf)..... »• *• caatiav.
ItlJlGKSH l (iiankv,
Attorneys and (Counselors at Law,
OFF J OS ON C II CtlOrt STREET,
MKT. COHVIXTION * SOKTB »Otll.KVARD,
ItIIfoil llnilK«-, l/K.
ANY buslneu entrusted to their care In the par
ish«« »r Kast and Weal Ha ton Rouge, Kaatand
wmi Kellclatia, Point* Coup<>e and Iberville, will
be promptly attended to. «epUI.
COliLeCTIKl a«enc1.
a>
L.LL CLAIMS AO AINHT Till U. S.OOVKRN
M KNT FOE HAMAGK8 TO PKOPHKTY, LOSS 0»
HORSES AND C ATT LB AND OBSTRUCTION OP
CROPS, Ac., WILL BK PROMPTLY ATTENDU!)
TO WU BN BNTRÜ8TED TO MIC.
WILDAU GU,,
OSioe at my residence,
uepl l 9~ltw-ir B atok rodu«, L a.
r. w. knickerbocker,
Attorney at Law and Claim Agent,
HAS m»d» arrangements In New Orleans and
II Washington City for the tdcoeasfal prosecution
and collection of
CLAIMS AIIAINST TIIK GOVERNMENT.
Olllce on the corner of Fifth and Laurel etreeta
aug* BATON HQUCIK, LA.
clayton b. kvatt,
Surveyor & Civil Engineer,
office with R V W. KmaKMiiioniKR, Knq.,
« orner of Fifth ami Laurel «treetw,
baton rouge , la .
WILL attend promptly to all protesnlonal liusi
noaa entrusted to h.tn. augiSSMin
w. w. McMAIN k son,
real estate brokers,
Accountants & General Agents,
aufil2~«m BATON ROÜGK, LA.
.m
.john m. tracy,
Justice of the Peace,
HE CO tri) WARD,
Parlait or Eaat Hntmi Kouge.
OFFICE, COR. THIRD AND LAUREL 8T8.,
tie-STAIM, OVER Tlljt StJN tlll.LtARD SALOOS.
f. a. nefhler,
Justice of the Peace,
WA ÀD No. ONE,
OflicK nt the Court Iloitae.
HAVING returned business, I am ready to at
tend to all buslaesa and suits, within the
earliest delay« of the law. ap r H
ok. k u atz,
OFFICE ON LAIiH IÎ I. STREET,
BETWEEN THIRD AND CHURCH,
(Opposite Mrs. Jones' Boarding House,)
junSM-tf BATON ROÜUK, LA.
l> r . ». l, McKitrick ,
S IIR a RON D EN TIS T,
llli'FKlK ON CONVENTION STKKET,
EPISCOPAL PARSONAGE BUILDING,
I« th* rear of Bpi»oopal Church,
deelT BA TON R 0 UO Ji, L A .
p. pmrillat,
Watchmaker »<* Jeweler,
FROM (JKN'KVA AND PARIS,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
rêva I red a t short notice ,
i* tor vert am aitt.t.
THK LATEST ST||KS OF JEWKLRY,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
I.«fn j ette Street, Baton Kou^c, La.
james mcvay,
architect and builder,
BATON ROUGE, la.
Orders left at the Hardware Store, oppoaite
the Bank Building, on Third «treet, will he
promptly attended to. j«lyl-tf
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
y KR8H arrlT&l» of tb« »bove .twice per week, at
i the « tore ot
u '• J0ÏHUA blAI.,
.1. Jackson,
cotton buyer
<--And-,
commission merchant,
0A8II ADVANCES M AHB ON
shi jimf nts to his Priemls in m.o. nnti n. y.
(IfflfW, Corner of t,aural ami Third Strmlr,
(rxnra titk »craipaii ttoTW.,)
âug12 BATON ROUOK, LA.
simon mendelsohn,
hkamut in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wines , Liquors , Teitneeos , Cigars ,
—1WD—
SUPPLIES,
CORNIIt lafatkttt aru florida 8TRRKTR,
junnlj BATON KOIÜE, I.A.
•hjl1 US U. bogel,
commission merchant,
a.yd HKALKR im
Plantation and Family Supplies ,
COR. MAIN AND LAFAYIOTTB 8TS.,
jqlyi:! II/VTtIN HOI UK, LA.
f. l. terpinitz,
steamboat agent,
I ! F,( ÎEI VI NO. FO R W A III) IN < i,
commsillft m erc iia st,
FRONT LEVEE ,
BATON ROUGE, I,A.
james McVAY ,
HARDWARE MERCHANT
and mulek in
Agricultural Implement*,
WINDOW SHAXJEQ,
WALL PAPER, ETC.
/ 'ALLS respectfully the atteution or the
public to his large and excellant (took of good«
p«rta!nlng to Wa line ol meroti»tidl«e. 1U* be
»peaks a ilheril »hare of public palrnmigt
Store on Third «t reel, oppualte tb« building ot
the Louiainna State Bunk. ju yl
j. kowalski,
Lnurel St., bet. Lafayette and Third Ht».,
»tcalcb in
FASHIONABLE ANI> WKI.L-M \I»K
MEN AND BOYS'
Spring and Summer Clothing
staple abid fancy dey goods.
Respectfully invites public atten -
tio* to hi« present and accumulating ntock
In trade, confuting of all grades, from th» finest
down to mttdium, and îow- priced
c lothing;
staple & fancy dry goods.
Call and examine for youradvea hin aaaortment,
which Is the largtat and beat now offered In the
city, and on terms the mont satisîiictory. julyl
verandah hotel,
Stephen Ilusilisco, Proprietor
CQIimtl THIRD AND LA OREI. STS„
BATON I10UÖE, LA. '
B oard iiy tub day, wbek or month.
«Ot»I> IIEDM, GOOD FARE,
And every attention paid to the comfort of guests
Thankful for past patronage, m 8t*ve " re#
Spoctfuily Holitit.s a continuance of the «âme from
his friends and the puMio generally. jaly27-tf
washington hotel,
John Gass, Proprietor,
opposite acaobmy hall,
Rt. Loul« street BATON KOUUE.LA.
(31. The beat of Wines, Llijuor* and Cigar«
kept at the Bar. july22-tf
sumter house.
charles wieck, proprietor
Corner of Main and Third streets,
baton rouge, la.
The bar h furnished with the very beet j
wines. liquors, cigars ic tobacco.
A. BAU M STARK,
cabinet-maker and undertaker,
Corner of Church ,J- Laurel streets,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
a orb at variety o f
FANCY GOODS ALWAY8 ON HAND.
a imi stock or
TRIM MIS G S AND METALLIC CASES
£W~OR!iKM rnosiPTi Y irrasr.i D to . july2-3ra
CORN AND OATS.
ANOTHER arrival just Stored, and at a reduo- :
tion In price«.
]ul>î" josboa bb al.
grocery
—Ann-
provision house,
plantation supplies.
• ♦ •
e. r. eeckwith,
THIRD ST., CORNER OF LA URKL,
BATON KOI/OK, I.A.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND EVERT VARIETY' OK
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
Plantera and other« would do well t* nail
before purcha Ing alaewhere.
t'olteii lieiight at hlglifat innrkfl rate«.
)uly6~3moa.
joshua beal,
Oornar of Third and ConT « ntion st».,
baton rouge, la.
OKNKKAt. »KAI. Kit JM
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Family and Plantation sii|» plies ,
school books, stationery,
fanoy goods,
and notions generally.
pk ices to suit the times.
tar- Term* Caati. Julyl
m. granary,
T) kai. Kit jn
western produce,
fa m ii ,y grooebi es
-and
Plantation Supplies ( Generally .
Beos leave to inform his friend « and
the pubiio at large, that lie will keep on
hand fresh and full KUppllen of all artlulea In the
provision line, which he will aell on tnrma to suit
the oa«h baa!» of trade. A liberal «hare of pat.
ronaje la reipectfully aollclted. at hla «fand on
Third »treet. julyl
nicholas wax,
0jcalkr m
western produce
-AN»
family grocerieh.
Is constantly receiviug , direct from the
Weat and other .(Harter«, every epeciea of artf
cle required for
Family or Flnntatiou use .
He ha» Increased Cicilitiea for obtiilhin« uupnilea,
and la determined to keep up with the demand«
of hi« ouatoinem, and to di al with them «atjafiie
tortiy ou the «core of qualify and price—his motto
hein«
"Huli'lc Suie« «ixt Small Profit».,*
Mr. R. KOMMAS, well known to our citl»en«,
will be found "behind the counter" ready to at
tend to bunineti« call#.
Plea»« drop in at the old stand, near the Court
Honne, where we »hall be happy to «ee you.
julyl-tf
A. BIj UM .
DEAL Kit in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
provisions.
An d Plantat i on Suppli es Generally .
ALSO,
crockery, tin', wood fc willow ware
Store, Cor. Africa and 8t. Napoleon gts.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Determined to keep a fun and wen
«elected stock of article« such a« jç* to make
up a Brit-rate variety «tore, A. BLUM hope« to
merit and receive an increased amount af pat
ronage. He respectfully invite» bit old customer»
and the public at large, to continue their calls as
usual, assuring them of hi» determination to
please and satisfy them in »very particular.
july6-tf
CAM1LL0 QUINTERO,
j
havana cigars,
j C1GARETTA8,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco ,
i snuff, pipes, etc.,
Corner of Thi rd and Florida streets ,
BATON ROUOK, LA.
In addition to his large assortment of the
best brands and oualitie» of all articles in the
■line of a Tobacoonist, CAMÎLLO QUINTERO,
keep« alto on hand a choice variety oV'Notiocs,"
»uch a» fine PocJcH Knives, Stationery, «te., to
which he invites public attention, guaranteeing
to give satlgfiiction to all customers. julyl-tf
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
1 r BARRKLS, New Crop, at retail or by the bid
I'J Prie»» less than iu New Orleans.
iuiyïï J08HU A BfA L.
A. H. AH0MK». WM. HKNOKHMON.
AIU IIKU & IlKiMIIKUSON,
FORWAKDIN« & COMMISSION
^yrekokc-ajesttb,
^-AND—*
oenerat steamboat, collection
-AMD-
i'utloiiahing agents,
Tlilrtl »trwt, BaUtn Rouge, La.
aar* it or i'ijimi.wio* to:
Oapt. P. D. Pratt, I «apt .Inn. McLean, N.O.
" W. H. Kloliardeon. | Ii W. Taylor, N. 0.
E. It. Beck with, Ilaton Rouge, La. augiU
james j. dtjndass,
WttnuWAt.« AMO UTAH. tJRAt.KR ib
GROCERIES,
—AKD—
vvertern produce,
Wines , L iquors , Tobacco k Cigars .
"oxt-3t BAKERY,"
OOR NMR OK MAIN AND LBVKK STREETS,
RATON KOI I.A.
3?"- ott o
commission merchant,
v —AND—'
wholesale AND retail
D KALK A IN
dry goods, clothing,
groceries,
r-AND—*
plantation supplies;
w i n e8, li q u o r8,
CIGAH8 AND TOBACCO,
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE,
and all'kind» or
W E S T E R N P It <) D U CE,
Received per «teamers il mast dally.
P. O tto respeotfully announces to hi» friend«
anil customers and the public generally, that hl»
store having been removed from its former stand,
adjoining Day's Drug »tore, to the largo store am!
Warehouse building,
ON THE 800THBAST CORNBROP THIRD AND
LAUREL STREETS,
He is fully p'epared to keep on hand ou» of the
largest and most varied assortuienr» of tha above
artices to be fourni in the city of Baton Rouge.
With hl« increased and Increasing facilities for
obtaining and storing merchandize, he ia «»shied
to nioetnll present and future demand», mid ttwwe.
fore Invite» the »p'cial attention of purchanor« to
'hat fact, hoping by a spirit of accommodation to
please all, and to alway« act) on a« reasonable
term» a» the «täte of the market«, will permit, to
lecur» a lib ral «hare of regular patronage.
IP— Plnase call before purchasing elsewhere
aoglO-tf
m. j. williams,
WORKBll in
Tin , Copper and Sheet Iron *
Having established binwelf in A
the above bu «ln «ss. In thl» city, re- J|f\2k
»pectfully »oliclt» the public patronage.
Citlzon«, Planters and other», needing work in
his line,will please send in their orders,and they
will be promptly attended to. Workgutranteed.
Shop adjoining, and North of Real's Variety
Store, on Third street. * julyl
F. K. PBÜYN.
BOIiT. L« truyn.
pruyn & bbo.,
CARPENTERS, GIN WRIGHTS
-AND—
Press Builders
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Orders left at Jattrnmski A McCormlck'K Drug
Store, will muet prompt attention. juiyl-Cm
f
Baton Rouge Marble Works .
j. smollen & Co.,
MAfWfACTORBKS or
tombs, mOlïlIMESTS ,
HEAD-STONES, MANTELS, KTC,
Corner of Main and Church streets ,
julylS BATON ROUGE, LA.
john til a no,
WOKKKJt IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
; ITA VINO established himself again in the above
II basin«««, in Baton Rouge, most respectfully
j informs hi« old friends and the public generally,
j that he is prepared to do all work in his line.
All repair! up; attended to with despatch'
Shop on Main.street, near the Catholic Church.
augl-tf
FLOUR!FLOUR! ! FLOURI! I
Bakers,
GROCERS,
PLANTERS AND
PAMILIEB,
One and all can save time, risk, patience and mo
ney, if they will make their purchase« of FLOliR
from the undersigned, Instead of, as now so com
mon, sending to New Orleans. My «lock of Plour
is always varied and being frequently replenish
ed, usually twice per w«ek, i» alwayj fresh. A
trial solicited.
au i Iv JOSHUA SEAL,
n. 0« advertisements.
w. ». PI kb,.,., <1. *. lai»kykj|«.,a. skothiiil.
PIKE, LAPKYKti a BROTHER,
BANKERS,
beai. iaa m
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
BONDS, STOCKS, COIN AND
XJNOTJVLlX.&7SrT NOTES.
omCK ON CAMP STREET,
Uetween Canal nad Common Street *,
New Orleans , La .
deeIT-y
i. I. WARRKN. T. W. OHAW»0«D.
WARREN & CRAWFORD,
(9ue«0mam to Wftrrot ), Gill »nor« a cîo.,)
COTTO N F A CTORS
— and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No . 30gakondelst street,
Julyl! -«m* NEW ORLEAN*. LA.
B. PRITÇHAKD, .
[Formerly Prltchard a ïlower.)
cotton factor
—am»—
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
no. hit Carondelet « treet ,
new orleans, la.
(3T* Liberal Cash Advance» and Supplie» fur
nlaheil on consignments of Cotlon, Sugar, Ac., to
bis address.
Kcfennicrii t
ITtiqcA * > pikk , tartrn* b ttaoTMM
Baton Rouge , La ./ New Orleans , I m .
aug »-6m
iqavek BROTHRHK,
Crescent City Steam Tobacco Works
No ». 4m and 61 lakavkttk htrkkt,
Hair* Rmim-IVo. St Tchoupiteiila» Ht.
».... • -
may er broth erm,
No. m tchoupitoulas «tri:et,
bktwkkn povdius a no natciik/.,
mow Urlcnn», I,«.
IXAI.r.H: !»
j ka» a chjhwino, k m ani7kactukerh op
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
m. a heavy well « elected stock constantly
oo hand . julylN - tf
NEW ORLEANS
cahpet warehouse,
19 CHARTRES STREET,
Retwrrii Cstnal and Cuatoinliou«».
We have on band and are receiving • laige
assortment of
carpeting of all kinds.
SCCH AS—
MEDALLION,
VELVET,
WILTON,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
3-PLY,
INGRAIN,
VENETIAN,
IIEMI',
COTTAGE, &c.,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
Of al! widths and qualities.
MATTING,
White checkered and fancy.
WINDOW SHADES,
Cornices and Rands.
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
RUGS,
MATS,
ENAMEL CLOTHS,
Of various qualities and colors.
COCOA MATTING aud MATS,
HAIR CLOTH, &c„ &c
All of which we offer at moderate advance« oa
manufacturer's price«, for cash.
aug8-ly A. »ROUSSEAU A CO.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main St., between Third and Church,
BA TON ROUGE, LA .
THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
L.er> lor all kind« of Furniture aud Cabinet
work. Will make or mend In the beat manner,
and at thn lewett figure«, rox CAi .a ortLT. In the
Undertaking twain««« he has now on hand a tine
assortment of Metallic Case«, and is r«a <ty to re
ceive orders in this line of basiaess, which will
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
of Piper A Bradford.
»ug6 FRED. FUNKE.
AT REAL'S.
j ust arrived.
SOAP—40 boxe« Cincinnati Oerauaa.
LARD—15 keg» Leaf.
COFFEE—C bags Rio and Havana.
FLOUR—40 barrel« Superfine. ,
BACON—Han», Shoulders and Sides.
PORK—15 barrel« fui! Me««.
CORN—100 bag» White.
HÂY— 25 bale» We«tern.
TEA—1 chest Imperial.
Which will be «old by the package er at retail, at
reasonable prices for the times.
july25 JOSHUA BEAL.
Cheap Light.
JUST RECEIVES*—An Invoice of ant qual
ity GOAL OU. which will b* «old at the lew
priée of $1 P* retail,
ff»'' JOSBOA IKAL.
she
GENERAL NEW«.
0«n. Joa J oh neon haa been defeat
ed aa a candidate for President of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. A
majority of the stockholders voted for
him , bat the large vote of the State
wan oast against him . a Mr. Baford
was his Buoc &wiful competitor.
Mr . Hackett has raised $2,000, tbe
sum named for the Shakepeare mon -
ument in Contrai Park , New York.
The Washington Republican pub»
lishus all advertisement « of property in
Virginia libelled for confiscation that
fills over thirty columns .
a terrifie fireoocured in New York
oity on the night of the 18th inat.,
by which two bonded warehouses and
their contents were entirely destroyed.
The loss is estimated at not lees then
three million of dollars .
Mr . Heward , in a dispatch to Mr
A dams , our Minister at the Court of
Ht James , states that tbe United
States Government will assume the
responsibility for Confederate debts
due to Hritish merchants , but will aleo
without any reference to the decisioa
of British Courts, demand the restor -
ation of the cotton which lïritish mer
chants received as security for those
debts .
The Tribune's Richmond special
says railroad accidents in Virginia are
of so frequent occurence aa to have
I oft I their usual novelty.
Pittsburg is a queen place . The
other day throe men went into a lager -
beer saloon, and two commenced
catching all the flies therein , while
the third ate the insects as fast aa
caught, on a bet that he could eat
them quicker than hi « companion »
could catch them. They were arreited
ami fined $<! each for the fun .
The Brazilian Government has ex -
p ressed itself satisfied with the explan -
ations of our ôovernment in reference
to the seizure and detention of the
rebel cruiser Florida, last year , in the
harbor of Bahia, by the IJ. S. steamer
Wachusett, C'apt. Collins.
The United State Steamboat In
spector et Detroit have made a report
of the result of their investigation
into the cause of the collision of the
steamers Pewabic and Meteor . They
cast the entire responsibility of the ac >
cident upon the Captain and Mate of
the Pewabic . Those latter have been
arrested un a a criminal charge , and
the examination with commence in a
few days .
The State Geologist of Illinois re -
ports the discovery of an extenaive bed
of peat in Whitesides county . It
proves to be excellent fuel .
Plotters to get thit country into
war with France on tbe Mexioan
question are said to be plenty in Paris .
John c. Breckinridge arrived at
Quebec on the 11th , from Liverpool ,
and left the same day for Montreal .
It is said the vacant Professorship
of Mathematics in the University of
Virginia, will be offered to Gen . Jos .
k. Johnson .
a gentleman , moving in the first
circles in New York city , recently
bad a difficulty with his wife . Ue
called in a physician , bribed him to
state that she was insane , and bad her
incarcerated in a Lunatic Asylumn .
The friends of the lady denied the al -
legation , and are making « tenuous ef
fort « to have ber released .
Johnson ' s Island was cleared of
prisoners on the 5th inst ., when the
following small remnant were sent to
Fort Lafayette : Major Style » and Capt .
Gusman , who refuse to take the oath ;
Lieut . MoBride , who claims tbe pro -
tection of British flag ; Cole and Rob -
ioson , charged with complicity in the
Lake Erie piracy ; and Henry b.
Eatep , charged with desertion to tha
enemy .
■». .«.-<• —
mrthere is a town in Alabama
w hich has an ordinance " that any
one heard discussing politics oa tha
streets or street corners of this corpor -
ation shall be arrested and tried for
vagrancy !"
ter A philosopher write « to a tailor
who had failed to get ready hi « wed -
ding suit : " It was no serious disap -
pointment . only i should have been
married if i had received th « good «."
That man will never be seriously dis -
appointed .
(^iiTB CoxTBABiwrsE.—We are told that
"like cures like." We winh onr homoeo
paths would invent a much more valuable
system to society by which "dislike* shaald
care dUlikess."— l'uneL