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Baton Km«e Tri-WHJj (iazt'lle I («nui
OFFICE ON THIXIO STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH OF THE LOUISIANA STATE BANK.
vol. xlvii.
baton bouge. la.. thursday moiining, october 5, 1865.
NO. 42.
professional cauds.
J. O. KUQUA,
• ttntoh ROOK". L* I
J.Ü. KILBO'RNIC,
Clinton, I.».
fijqija & kilbournk,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law,
WILL practice In tbe Court* nf th. f'erl.he» of
Kn»i «OU Went lleton HouK"> Iberville end
lut »ml Weit KelieUn*. su :1
DUHM SC HCRK01,
attorneysatlaw,
VOVUT UOVSK HQ V AUK,
ISatoii iivngt, Iju
Il/ILL attend to »II bu.loe». In their prof<*s»lon
w entrusted to «hem, In Kn« ..nd the adjoinlnK
p*rl»ti»«, ami lu the city of New Orleem.
*U|{17 -t
1 ti'iM&f< <.R(KX unor,"* T, »li mr»UM,
Davidson & Bynura,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ortie«- •( Bat«»« lion««-, !<«.
PKAOTICK IN THB COURTS or THE
W florlda Perisho«, »»ptie-tr
j. c. »TASSOS» *'• »OK»»»"
STAFFORD A BUlKNKtt,
ATTORNEYSAT LAW,
Offlee, Cor. Lutwel A Third Ht» , np*Uir»,
BATON ItOITOK, I.A.
WIM, practice In t.bn p*rl«ti*»nf K»«l F«llcl.ne,
Kant Iin'l Went luton Itnu<e and Iberviii«.
Ko.ioeiie autvuited to them will rnceive prompt
attention. »SM38
J. W. BUIWIttKK "• *> "H*"*"'
B( RLICSS & CIIANEV,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
o tries on caunan street,
BIT, uoawKwtum * SORTIT hixhiuii,
lin (on Itou««, I.a.
ASY bualnea» enlro.ted to th.trcare In the par
lnhmuf Kast ami Went »»ton R<ru*e, Halt end
We«f Feliciana, Point. Coupée and Iberville, will
bp promptly attended to. »«pt2.
COLLECTINO ACiEMCV.
A.'-'- CLAIMS AUAINMT THE v. H.OOVKKN
MK!«T KOR DAMAOKS TO PROPKRTY, WW« OP
HOKHICH ANDOATTLB AND OBSTRUCTION OP
CtOPS.Ao., WILL BR HIOMPTLV ATTBNDK»
TO WHKN ENTRUSTED TO MK.
WILMA»! till ..
Office at my reHlUen-c,
«p! l0 -ltw-tf B ato * Rotiu*, L a .
R. W. KNICKERBOCKER,
Attorney at Law and Claim Agent,
HAS uutd* arrangement* in New Orleanl and
tVa«l)lD(ton « j 11 y for the iar:«i«fal protecBtlon
and c«iiection of
CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Office on the corner of Pi ft h and Laurel atraete
aa«H BATON &0UMK, LA.
CLAYTON B. EVATT,
Surveyor & Civil Engineer ,
091c« with R. W. KxiaKfaa xti'a, Km|. (
< or tier of Fifth and l.uurcl «Ireel«,
da ton ROirOK , i.a.
WILL atten'l promptly t« all prols«.lon«l 1.0.1
iichh en true teil tô h m. au^ï-tra
H. W. McMAItf k HON,
ItKAL ESTATE BROKEIIH,
Accountant,» &• General Agenta,
»U(it2-3in IIATON ROUOK, LA.
JOHîf M. TUACY,
justice of the peace,
h k cond ward,
Parlait of Kaat Bntnn Kour «-.
OPPIOK, COR. THIRD AND LAURKL «TH ,
or-8r*ii(a, ovin Ttit mv mut*» »»too*.
I*'. A. NEPHLKR,
Justice of the Peace ,
warp No . on s,
al the Court I lofa««*.
n A VT NO toaiine««, I nai rendy Io nl
to nli Mixin'i«* and «ult«, *!thin '.In*
*nrll.»it «fllift law. aprS
DÎT. KU ATZ,"
«um OU f. Al It Kl, MTKKF/r,
liRtV. vrs TH1KD AND CHURCH,
( Ofpmili hh
Ju.W.M
nr. 1». I
si K> iko
IIPPII »■. I>*
m
tri«
in
. < Boarding / fouie ,)
•1« IIOI LP,, I j A.
ltrtrk,
in mr,
M'IOI HTUKKT,
»nr nirrr.iJivo,
» l'U' .pal Ohurrli,
il»fll baion itnvok, j.a.
I*'. HfCRRri,LAT,
Wat chmaker a' Jeweler ,
ÏROM <iKNKVA AND PAHIS,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
h er aul ko a r huort no tics,
I* IHK VCHT «K IT äill .K.
THE LATEST STYLES OF JEWKLKV,
HWtfl OH IIANI».
Lalayrtte Ntrret. Ilafon Ron K e, t,n.
JAMFiS McVAY,
ARIHITECT AND BUILDER,
BATON ROUGE, UA.
O'der« left at the Hardware Store, nppotlte
the Bank Balldlnc, on TUrd atreet, will be
p rowpfly «ttÉf uy; Jniji-tf
OlllOlf « AXO potatoes.
T^RCIIM ftrrlTa'i oft'ut «twif* p «r w««k gt
A the .tore i>t
JOSBUA BtAL
«■#. Jackson ,
cotton BUYER
^-And—
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CAKH ADVANCES MADE 01»
Shipment * to hi » Friend * in n.o. nnd n. y.
( tfflcr t' arnn 0/ Uinrd aw ), Third Strut »,
fumiri! -rill: vbhaiiuic Br/rn.,)
,„1(12 ' li VTO.-i UOUGE, LA.
SIMON MENDELSOHN,
HK.AI.KU IN
groceries, provisions,
Wines , Liquor *, Tobarro *, Cinam ,
—AHI>—
^-j^njljxrsr STjr»i > xa:BS,
(>>» mic . LiPAvrrrr **» FMailia S trkktu,
jun.U HAT«« KOUUK, i.A.
.hjt.lvm C. ROftEL,
commission merchant,
A^r» T>LA!.f!B IK
Plantation and Family Supplies,
COR. MAIN AND LAPAVETTB ÏTS.,
Jnljl.'l IJA'I'll Ni KOI UK, LA.
f. I j. terpinitz,
steamboat agent,
1: ECEIVI NO, FORWARDING,
c0«s1ssi0\ mebghaxt,
frost lev ku,
BATON ROUGE, I.A.
JAMES McVAY,
hardware merchant
A'«7» DKAI. rit IN
Agricultural Implements,
W 1NDOW BHADEÖ,
W A I. I, V A P K K. ETC.
/1ALLS reHpectfully Iii« attention of the
V) pobitr to hi« Inr/r atid nxcellont .tack of (joodsi
pvrtalnlne to bin Hon ol m-ro aridUe. He ue
•peakil » lilwr il aharn of pobllf. p,'.ronai'e
Store oil Third irlrei'i, 'ippo.ii.j llie ImjIMIo / 0Î
the Lounians Htate Haul«. ju yl
J. KOWALSKI,
Laurel St., Del. I.afnyctt« und Third Ht«.,
bRALKR m
PVtll lO- VAHLK AM> WKLL-NAOtC
MEN AND BOVi»'
Spring and Summer Clothing
staple and fancy dry goods.
Respectfully invite« public attcn.
ti'>« to hi« {»rcfmnl «ni afCUtiiulaMng h I ooIc
In trade, conaivting of all grad**«, from II ia floaat
down to mAdiaiu t and low-priced
CLOTHING;
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
Call and entmin« for your»elre» hl.auKirlmeiit,
which I. the Urgml and heat now ollsred in the
city, and on form« the rno«t eatlafeetory. julyl
VERANDAH HOTEL,
Stephen Rasilisco, I*ro(iri«toi'
CORN KB THIRD AND I.A VRE]. ST,%
BATON KOUOE.LA.
DOARD liV THIS OAV, WKKK OR MONTH.
(loon incus, OOOD FAKE,
And «rery attention jmld to the comfort of guest* !
Tbankfm for pa.t pair- nage, »STr»«« m
»pwifally aolltlU a conti»uanco of the «»me from
hi» frUmda »od the public (jeocrally. julyïT tf j
•f j
WASHING LOIS IIOTLL, j
f., K, î, gStwuo K* i.,,,,!
Jontl fmasn, m. roprietor f j
crpoMTE AOAOf.Mr MAt.i,,
j
Hi. I/onl« ttreat IIATOÜ KOI OK, LA. j
j
*%.The haat of Win««, Mqoani and Oigan .
k*pt at th»* Bar. july22-f.f
— — - ~ * '
H U M T K It H O U H K.
CHARLES WIECK, PROPRIETOR
Comer <>f Moin mid Third tfreeln,
BATOS ROIUE, I.A.
CABINET-MAKER AND* WDERTAKBR,
O ft HAT V A It I K T y OF
rANCV OOODS ALWAYS ON RAND.
A J* r i, i st « <; k o F
TV tu u !K(1 V ,, r.t, . , . ,
TMMMJAGS AND METALLIC CA Sf.'.S
I have al'O made all oe.;e>i«nrjr «rranjeinenU to
keep con»t*ntly on band a general ainortoxnt of
HOUSEHOLD furniture ,
WILLOW WARS, a«„ a«, a «,
tW > ia»«M »soi IW imitu *o.
The bar ia furelnhed with thn va ry b«at
WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS Ac TOBACCO.
A. BAUMSTARK,
ma of Church a Laurel » Iret 't,
BATOM UOTJOK.I.A.
GROCERY
—A 10—
provision house,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
33. R. BECK WITH,
third st., cors' Kit of ia ürkl,
RATON KOUOE, LA.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND EVERY V AR!KT V OP
l»I.A»TATI01« SI PPLIEH.
Aa^ Planter« and othxrii would do w#ll to <!»ll
before pnrrha ittg elaewhcre.
Cnflon bought at lil|(l>"t im^rlirt rnla a.
joljrfV-8ino».
JOSHUA BEAL,
Corner of Third and Conrention Ut«.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
•rKtati ncAt.r.* in
western produce,
Family and Plantation Supplies ,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS,
iand notions generally.
!
PRICKS TO SUIT THE TIMFH.
f-V~ Term» i;«*h. jtilyf
M. GRANARY,
UEAL^R I *
WESTERN PRODUCE,
FAMILY GROCERIES
-AND
Plantation Supplies Generally.
BEGB leave to inform hi» friend» ond
the pabllo at larite, that lie will limp oo
band freah and fall eopplle« f/f all article« io the
pruvliion line, which lie «1)1 »ill on t< mi to mit
the ca»h ba«l* of tradr. A liberal .hare of pa -
ronngo I« rr.pectfully solicit«!, at Iii« «tan'l on
Third atreet. jnlyl
NICHOLAS WAX,
DKAMCR IJt
WESTERN PRODUCE
- ano -
FA Mil.V G ROC EUT EH.
13 constantly receiving, direct from the
X W##t mnrf othttr qaur t»ir«, vxtiry «p«€l«n of art!
cl#; for
Family or Plantation «sr.
IIa hau irirr#)fi*«<J f > r oM tihifi/ lie«»,
•rif! In 'Ut^rmirio'J to up vlM» Om
of hlf fimtomcr*, nofl to wi'.N f linin j
torilyou th^ «tjor^of rjnwtlî* »na pr»»•♦»—hlg motto i
bfiln* • *
tk tiul( l( S*w|rw 41 «id >«riall ProflfH,,' .
Mr. It. Hol»* f MAS, well koowo ft ot»r j
will I» ä foti&'l 4 *l»<»hlri<| th ! counter" riïftrly U> *!>
tnnâ ls> bu^în«»«» c&Hh.
PI«:#.•*» «Iroj» ir> at. t.h« old »Und, n««r the Court
w >i»-r- wr ali al I t»%ppy ut nit fdtl. j
ju'yl ft
BLUM.
DJSA L HU IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
lad Plantation Hnpplics Generally .
ALBO,
CROCKERY, TW, WüOD & W ILLOW WARE
Store, Cor. Alrlea and Kt. Napoleon HH.,
iHATOV notion, I,A.
—_ j
J "DETERMINED to keep a full anil well
jj , # | ec t»<l »Mek of article» «uch a» K» to make
op * T * r1 *^ «k»«. A - B1 '" M h "v* l " \
m^rlt and reCelVA an InrrAaaed amount af pat
rouage. H a roMpeiît-fully invitAa hie old cuatomern
and the public at large, to continu« »hoir oetla a«
nuaai, aaauiing them of hl« d»t«<rrainatlou to
plea«# and aatlafy them ftn Avery particular.
jolyi-U
- — -
J
CAMILLO QUIN TE Rl),
oealier IS
HAVANA CIGARS,
Cl a An ETTAS,
! Smoking and Chewing Tabaeco,
SNUFF, PIPES, ETC.,
Comer of Third :tnd Florida *tr i;t«,
I>e»t brand« and uaalltle* of uli article» In the
!Ib,! " f * Totaeoonlat, CAM'LLO fiUINTrltrt,
UiMrp» amo on hand » choice »arietjr of "Notlor*,"
, ac h a. fln. Sock* KMvm. StalLtry, etc. to
which be invitee pobllo attention, gtiaraoteelnjf
tnfive »atl.faetlon to all rmtnrner«. julyl-tf
.
!
— - , î . .. . — • —
r,u|/,vfl a It OfVPiTntfe
OrllOflB AiVIJ rUAArOKS.
If BARRRI.H New Crnp, at reull or by the bl;l
k-) trien 1 m . Uiut ia »et* Orlwoe.
;«JrJ7 J0SU9 ABIAIi I
BATON KOL'GK, I,A.
IN addition to his large assortment of the
t*
A.B. ASUHKK. WM. HKMIlKltaoR.
ARCIIEU & HENDERSON,
KOKWAROI NO A COMMISSION
I^EÄOKC-fllLlSrTS,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT, COLLECTION
—»*n—
p u rchabin a aoenth,
Third Itrcrl, Kolon Kenge, *4«.
a aria »T h.»mik-«o» to :
0»pt. P. U. Pratt, I Capt J no. MeLean, N. O.
" W, 1!. R|( bardaon. | H W. Taylor, N. O.
K. It. llwitwith, llaton Roug», La. aasflO
.1 AM Els J. DI JNDAHS, !
WM0UE9AL» A«Ö Hl'.tAih t>r,Al,KH 19
GROCERIES,
—A*»—
WESTERN PRODUCE, j
j Winr s , Liquors, Tobacco Si Cigar«.
"OXTY BAKERY," !
! CORN RR OP MAIN AND LEVEE HTHKETB,
IIATON ftoi;«», I,A.
F. OTTO,
commission merchant,
WHOLESALE AND fîKTAfL
DCA t. Kit tM
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, |
GROCERIES, !
PLANTATION SUPPLIES;
W! r )
WINES, 1.1 QUO RH,
®JIGAK8 AND TOBACCO,
CROCKERY AND TIN ware,
AMD AM. H f*DH <>V
IV E S T E li N V 11 O I> U C E,
Hpri'lv^l p«r ntwroern almost dr.llj.
P O tto r*»«pn tfalljr an no une#« U> hli frUndic
*n'l c>'*toowira ftnd t.h« public RWii«r*lly f th*t bit i
atoto haflriff b€f n reroofr«rl froi* 4 Its form «r «ta - d, ]
adjololnjt 0ay f j» Druif at.oro» to tb« larjp Niort %D<S j
vnrehottNC luiiidiiig,
ON TIIK fc OUT H tAWt CORHMH OF TIHttD AND
LAUREL HTRRRTa,
fie la fully p-ApftrAf] t/» k»ep oo band on* of th*
Anf) tonst variAtl «»aortnierir« of th« above
ftrtic#* to bu found in the city of Hat.on Itou^»».
With bis InerraMKl incr«»ihig fnciiltl s for
obt,lining and »torln^ tiutrrhinrlizn- U Afiabled
to inoAt,nil prea#ot and futur» dAfu^ßd«, and th»r#.
for« In vit»# th«* ip »'Jul attention of purcha»«r* to
hat fad t., hoping by a spirit of accommodation to
plaaao all, and to alwaya aelj on as raaaonable
tef-ma an thj at^te of th* ma^Vet* will permit, to
aAcurA a lib ral eharc ofreff'ila* patronage
Hf" l'l««»A call bvforo purchaainjf «lioWhere
at'fflO-tf
.
j
j
M. J. WIIiLIAMS,
WORKER IM
Tin, Copper and tSheet Iron.
UAVfNO ««tahlished bioself In
tbe atx»vA baairiAaa, in thla Htv, ra
«pe rtfully aolielta the pnblir patronat?. ^\£Jr
OitiJ^iif, Plantera aß d ot .hAra, needing work in
h |a llnr,w |li plnaftA aend In 'thwlr orders,and they
will ho promptly attended to. Work guarantied.
Hhop adjoining, and North of Beal'a Varlaty
- t<»re, on Third atre*t. Julyl
r. K. PHIIYN. HOBT. Le PRUTN. j
PRUYN & J3RO., j
: €4R p ENTERiS , m WRIGHTS
-AND—
Press Builders
ha ton rouok, la.
o r( j,r* left at J»»trem«kl A MoOonnkk'« Drag
Htore, will ra»et prompt attention. julyl-6tn
lia I on KoiJiçf ^larhli' Works
f
J. «MÖLLEN »fc Co.,
MA*nr*r,Ti;a«i(» ov
TOKttÜ, M OH r 31 Elf TS,
11 KAD-STOMUM, MANTKMI, KTO.,
Cornet- of Main und Church «treote,
jolyîS HATOV KOUfiK, I.A.
JO HN TII.ANO,
WOJIKfcli tU
Tin, topper and Sheet Iron.
HAVING eatab»l*bed hlmaolf ajcaîn In the ahovo
hiialneaa, In Bnt/>n lioo^e, mo*t reapecttnlly
informa hia old fried da and tb* publie feriAraJljr,
that hA ia prepared t.o do all work in hia line.
All repairing nttended towlth denpatrh*
Hhop on Main atrAAt., near the Cethölle Church, j
augl-tf
FLOUR Î FLOUR! I FLOUR 1 11 j
OAK fcf.H,
I> OWKJKUH,
PLANTSRS AND
t AMILIKS, !
One an< »II car. «av.! tim«, ft«k, patience and r»o- .
ner, If th»y will make their pscehafM ef VUlVR j
from the an' .r.lfcnod. of, a. now »e com
In*on, eenftlnK to New Orlean»- My »toekof Floiir ;
U alway. varied and teins fr«<|0«itly r^il .nl.h
e<S. neuallv twit# per wee*, i< ilwayi freak. A{
trial eolksittd.
*n(ia 30%ava ISAt. !
N. 0. ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. «. FII« U. S.Af KT KKR.. A; KftOtflKS.
PIKE, LAPEYRE & BROTHER«
bankers,
PIALMM Ijl
FOREIGN fc DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
bon ox, stocks, <)01n a no
UNOTJRBENT NOTE®.
OPPICK OS CAMP OTKKKT,
Between Canal and Common Streets,
N iiw Orlv«n» t L».
declT-jr
3. $. WARH r,S. T. W. C*AWrORI>.
WARREN â CRAWFORD,
($ti(iC«M'»ra to Warr«n. Uilliriorf 4 Co..)
cotton factors
-Airi>
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 29 GABONDELET STREET,
julyl 1 -1m* MOW OIILRAMH, I.A.
r. pritcharo,
(Porn>e»ly 1'rltebard k Flow»' J
-a,n
commission merchant
cotton factor, i
Ko. S» Caromlclet
N'FW ORLEANS, t,A.
«Oil. ff and 51 LAFAYKiTK HTBBBT,
Salt* 1Î<KHI1-H||. 11 Tlbiiupileill«« III
—
%W Liberal Raub Aflrane®« and Itopplle« fttr
lu:'Cr ,tnmnU " f <:ntt0n ' " n,î, '• *"•' ,0
,
fov,.a A Kii.aor»**, , Larar.r A S.,r««r
Baton Kou»e, La. I St « Orieen., La.
auKMim j
.HAVER UKOTH1SRK.
Crescent City Steam Tobacco Works !
i
MAYER BROTHERS,
' i
No. «. TCHOI î l*ITOULAS MTRKET,
vktwirn P0VDBAS andHATOiiKZ,
! V «! w Orlen kk , i ,■.
w*taM î»
j^RAï a cuKwiNo, a mancfactuhcrs ov
Smoking Tobacco and Clgnr*.
9%. A btary well «eleet«! «took »oniitantly
on hand. juiy29-tf
—
NEW ORLEANS
carpet warehouse,
'
10 CHARTRES STREET.
|t«-t «<•«■>« f aieul and raitotuheuee.
We have on b »nd and ar» reeelvla|[ • larjrr
aeeorlment of
CARPETING OF ALL KINDS,
SUCH AA—
MEDALLION,
VELVET,
WILTON,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
3-PLY,
IN0RATN,
VENETIAN,
HEMP,
COTTAGE, Ac.,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
Of all widths and qualities.
MATTING,
White checkered and fancjr.
W INDOW SHADES,
Cornice* and Bande.
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
RUGS,
MATS,
ENAMEL CLOTHS,
Of varloiiD qualities and colors,
COCOA MATTING and MATH,
HAIR CLOTH, &e., &c.
All of wbleh w* offer at moderate advaoiea on
inannfacturer's prices, / or eaih.
»jgH-ly A. RROI'MNEAU «c CO.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main St., bttwwn Third ami Cburrh,
BATON RO OO K, I. A .
TUB underlined I« now prepared to receive or
er. .or all kind, of furniture and Cabinet
of Pipar à llradf >rd
augS
work. Will make or »end in the he«t manner, {
and at, the lowest Sgnree, rrt% OAS* osi.r. In the '
CndertakinfC huslne«» he baa now on hand a fine j
aesortment of Met.llle Ca«., and I« rea-'y U. re- j
eelve order» In tbl. Im» of bn*ine«, which will
meet tbe attention usually »Ivan by the old iirm I
s'rkd. ruxKK.
I
I
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j
AT BEAU'S.
,J ir » T A R H I V K IÏ —
SOAP— 40 ho*ee Cincinnati German.
LARD—15 kegs I^af.
OOKFRB— S bugs Rio and Havaas
VLOUR—40 barrel» Hoperflne.
BACON— Hem», Sbonlder» and Sides.
PORK— u lisrrels fall Meee.
CORS—lOO bags White.
HA V—25 hale. Western.
TEA—I eh»t Impwrlal.
Which will l>e »old by tbe packe«, or at retail, at
reasonable pries for tbe timet.
julytt JOSHUA BKA t..
Cheap JLight.
TUAT RBCEIVED— a n invo'oe of ftrat q tut
ti Ity COAL Oft which will be tot« »I ike low
pr,.e 't fi 20 pee Oaiiea, (stall.
ax«21 jqikvi UAL.
She
OKNKItA L NEW».
Gen. Frémont, (Jot. Zagony »od
another geutlemao, have ukea out a
pataot for expelling up that prod twee
rot in wood, and ioierling sulphate of
iron and other lubatxnces that render
it incorruptible.
A numbbr of Irish officer«, lately
connected with a Wisconsin regiment,
are about going to Ireland« Among
theui is General Malloy, late Colonel
of the 17th Wwooo»io (Irish) regi
ment, who ia a prominent Fenian.
Kx-Governor Foot« haa hung out
fiis shingle and entered upon the
practicc of law at Nashville, Ten
nessee.
In one of the New England pis
factories 791,000 pin* are made, pa
pered and packed every hour,
A correspondent who baa been
traveling through Nevada, think* thai
the silver resources of that State "are
sufficient to pay off a national debt of
twenty billions, present eaoh returned
i « oldior of the rnion .with % silver
roosket, snd then plate all Ottr vessel«
with silver thicker than they are now
sheathed with iron
(leneral Drant has had a splendid
ovation in (îincinnati, where he Mtual
ly niad«i a little bit of ft apeeoh in reply
j to OOS from the Mayor,
1 The 44th Indiana Veteran Volun
j »«ers w?re arr«*ted in Nashville on the
1 71 \ ^ 0r ' Jer ° f <Un ^hoffiM,
for having cocntrnttcd some iJepreas
j tioiM at, Stevenson, Ala., a few days
j ... . B , iv
The English nobility, as a rule, lire
! f or *o, oo, 100 years. An English
1 man of the rank of "gentleman" livea
i on an avuraije to 70 years ; the artisan
j doe» not stand an even chance to live
I to 60.
. ... . .. r , mmA s „
i An fissociation has been lormed in
Todian(l for tha parp0f(8 of importing
! or introdao i nK t b B (Jasbmere Goat
, j nt(J j H country, They have already
I uuporteù sixteun.
j Tfl0 Rrogi income of the Georgia
' Itailroad for the month of August
WftH OVCT 81 .>0,000. A pretty good
j indication of the resumption of trade
j and travel.
j The Atlantic Telegraph Company
! b 1 ""' r" a . rm "! th ", iw^°"
; their directors for entering into neo
, tiatioOs for the purchase of » new ea
' bin.
The Nashville Dispatch learns that
Federal soldierr burned all the ntgro
shanties at Lavergne, Tenn, Wednes
day night, tho inmates barely eseaping
with their lives.
Gen. J. Bankbeud Magrader, late
of the 0. 8. A., is on a visit to kia
sister, Lady Abinger, in England.
The ease of the United States vs.
Colchester, the spirtua! medium, baa
been finally disposed of, At Buffalo, N.
Y, Judge N. R. Hull fining Colches
ter 140, and directing him to pay thai
costs of the trial, amounting to 8473.
Miramon, the Mexican general, is
now traveling in Europe, and haa re
cently arrived at Berlin. His bear
ing is very gentlemanly and will, no
doubt, gain him access to Europe
sncity, particularly as his wife is aa
elegant and cultivated woman.
Wh«n tho Great Piastern left Val
entia Bay she had no end of cattl* on
board, iu addition to tbe other ani*
mais and the fowls. Nevertheless,
they had no beef, for before tbe vessel
had been long at ses, the murrain ap
peared among the cattle, And, ona
after another, they were killed and
thrown overboard.
A correspondent, writing from the
Dry Tortugan, says ;
Dr. Mudd is the prison hospital
{ nUMO Arnold is cierk 10 the ProVOSt
' L i,_ , u „ _„|„
j Marshal S OtnCO, an« opangier »DU
j O'lAOghliD are Working St their trad#
* . . , ,
I carpentering, in the engineer depart
ment.
I PER .HONAL .~We are glad to learn
that Brig. Gen. Benton, lata of the
I United States army, arrived in tho
' city yésterday, where he will remain
and devote himself to the practice of
'his profession—the law.— New Or
lean* Time*
HT The 8onth«rn psopU ask that they
inar not bs stripped of their poMsaiona
and dl »franoni»«d. Can 't grant yonr nt
qoest. rsply tbe radical», bot, il yoa bohav»
yourself, we won't hang tb« rnsM of yon.
"Papa" said Mr. Brown'a youngwit aon,
"can't 1 ifo to tho "No my boy,"
affectionately replied Mr. R. "if you are a
good boy, 1 will take yon to a«« your
dm other'» nave tUs *ft*rsoon."—
ç-eûdmotber» «t
wuifWii i/öwrt )^v$

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