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Balon Ronge Tri-Weekly Gazette & Cornel.
1
OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH OF THE LOUISIANA STATE BANK.
£
-f~4_
VOL. XLVIT.
HATCffl KÔUGK, LA., SATURDAY MORNING, 0CTÖBER 28, 1 865.
NO. 52.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J 0 I I I .1 fi Ki. ii » ft I,
ItHtOn RoUgft, Lu ] f'll'UOll. fjÄ.
FU^UA & KILHQUIlNK,
Attorney# à C ounselors ai Law,
WlfiL pr*c tl*e In Ibe l'ourls of tbo Parishes »f
«ni Wfßt Hftfnn Kotige, lbervllie artd
Käst and West Kellolana. «U:l
«>U%N X HOIRON,
ATTC ) I IN E YS AT IjAW,
CO UR T I/O US E SQ U A ff E,
Union Kong«, lin.
Wrl.r, attend In nil hiuinem In thelr profession
iMilr.mlc l tu 'hem, It tin« ml Iii» adjoining
PHrUlli.«, »ml In the city nf .New Orloani.
»u,:lT-t _ ,
TIUJll*« (iuris* IlVHttM.
Davidson & Bynura,
ATTC )RN EYS ATTjAW,
llAItu ni Hu I ah Ronni', l.n.
I;» IX PRACTICE IN THE CuÜltTS OP TUR
geptlV-tf
W"r
lorida I'uruli«
J, <\ UTAFrjMI) U w BOCK »Ell.
HTIFFOllI» k (U ( KM;U,
ATTORNEYSATLAW,
Ofllee, C'ir. lAUrwl * Third Hta , »p stairs,
dato* noüUK, la.
WIM, practice In th« (larlshes'.f I"a«t FetMin«,
East und We«t Tis Ion Itoune and Iherviile,
Bu iness tn thwin will r^ctlv* prnnipt
attention. seot'i.l
I. w. "■ *• CB*I»rt.
BlfRGKHS & (IIANLV,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
OFFICE ON GOUROU STREBT,
HCT. CoflVRSTtn* » NORTH ROtîLRVARD,
II» ion HotlK<** I'll.
ANY buslnes» entrusted to tbetr rar« In the par
Ishe« of East, »ml Went Baton lluuge, East ami
Went Feliclaua, Pointe Coupon» and Iberville, will
I># promptly attended to. sept2.
SAMUEL I'. «UKVIiS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ftorlila Street, Union Knngc, La.
tttfPi attend '» »II business piitrtl»f d to hltn
VV in East II ton ltou,t and theadjoi In» pu
I shes. ifepiilO
R. W. KNICKERBOCKER,
Attorney at Law anil Claim Agent,
11,141)0 arrangements in Nnw Orleans nn
A'rtuMiitfton Oily for Üihmuc tft-sful prosecu ion
and collection of
C LA I M -4 AU AlNHT X U K UO V tflt N M KNT.
Office 011 the comer of Fifth and Lalarel street«
augH UATON H"U<iE, LA
CLMTON II. HYATT.
Civil Buginoor
—UND—
CITY SURVEYOR,
OffloB with H. W. K mokRRR kkkr, Esq.,
Cornerai Fl III« und Laurel ««reels,
HA TON llOUOE, I.A.
WIM. attend promptly to al! proles, lonal bus!
»ess sotrusteU to h m. angïiMu»
# H. W. MCMAIN & SOX,
REM, ESTATK BItOKimS,
Accountants & Oeneral Agents,
aunU-flm HATOV Ri H t) R. I.A
JOHN M. TRAC Y,
Justice of the i M eace }
UK COND WARD ,
I'nrUh of K.ast Union Itouge.
OFKIOR, COH. THIRD AND I.AURKl. 8T8 ,
tip-aT*ms, ovr.» Tne sun biu-iab» biloo».
F. A. NKPHI.KK,
Justice of the M'eace ,
WA HO 1 Vn. OMR,
Offlreon Houlftnrd, f,»ot of Third fltreot.
HAVJNO reeumed buainep", ! a01 readv to at
Ipiid to ail l>UKiti<^8 and auitp,
ithin the
Bf till! lui
nr«
«a
aarIMt iluiny
JJ> Lt. KRATZ,
orr ici: on i. a i t k i: i. k rit eet,
BBTWKIÎN THIKD AND CHItRCII,
(Opposite Mrs. Jones' Hoarding Houne,)
juntU lf U ITOU ROt'GB, I.A.
I>r. l), i„ McKitrick.
s 1 1 k <; /■: n y d en t / S r,
OFKK K ON COWICSTION STII1CKT,
Kl'ISCOPAI. PAUSIINAOE BÜ1I.DINÖ,
In the rear of kpiNcoii Church,
der 17 BATO IttoÜO K, LA.
Teeth Extraeted Without Pain,
AND NO IIUMBÜG!
"1 "V't î>. L. ^!^^KIT»lîCK
1 / f 11 ly announce« to the puh»
Ii«, t at h« i'« prop »red hv M»eana
of an «l**ctriual apr>ll«'*tion. to ex vIZLj
Irart t eth without pnln. This pr xiens has be» n
repeatedly tested by him, and n«t in a fdntr'e in
a tan re haa there been a failure. s»*pt'20-.t'
COLLECTING AGENCY
A ll claims against the u s.oovkkn
M KNT KOK DAM AO KS TO PROHKKTY, LOSS OF
IIORPRS AND C ATTLK AND OBSTRUCTION OF
CROPS, Ac , WILL UK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO WHEN K.N TRUST KD TO MR.
WILLIAM UIL,
Office at my reai.lenre,
aeptl9-ttw~lf B aton RoroK, IiA.
SOMETHING NEW.
T)Wqn\i.irY ILLHMÏNATlNn ANT> LUHTU
l> r AT I NO i'OAI. OILS in T> and lU gallon Pat
ent HaMy l.ans, Prices »not.em'i».
an <112 .rtntfiüA R k a t..
Hon In pricts.
juljîT
CORN AM) O.VTS.
■J, and 1
J08HÜA ORAL.
^NOTHKR arr 1 .?»! ju.t (torrd, and at a redu«
J as , r. <;oldi:n & ro.,
dealkhb in
(ÏROCERIRS, PROVISIONS,
nARDWARE, BAOGIfiO. ROrE
—**n—
Plantation Supplies Generally,
l<nvri*l Ht , bot. iiaU>att0 ar»U Tl ir#,
OflfT-ltn—prt] BATON 1IDÜGR, LA.
. I. Jackson,
COTTON BUYER
.--And—,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OA8II ADVAN0B8 MADKON
Shipnimts lo Iiis Friends in N. ft. »ml N. Y.
Office Corner of laurel aud Third SU'eetA,
(OBDKR THE TKBANBAtt nvTfl.,) •
(utRlï IMTON KO ÜD K, I.A.
SIMON MENDELSOHN,
DKAr.ftH IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors, Tobaccos, Cigars,
—AND—
SUPPLIES,
OnttBB Lacayfttf akp Flobida Stbkhtb,
Junplî lîAI'IIN KUH.);, I.A.
.TULItJS C. BOGEL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DKAMft IN
Plantation and Family Supplies,
COR. MAIN AND LAFAYETTE 8T8.,
jtllyia BATON HOUISK,LA,
F. L. tj:hpint rz,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
RUCElVINO, FORWARDING,
COMIISSION" 11ERCIAKT,
F It ONT LEVEE,
BATON HOUGÜ, LA.
.1 AMES M(5VAY,
HARDWARE MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
Agricultural Implements,
"WXr^DOW BHAD£8,
WALL PAPER, ETC.
flALLS respectfully the attention of tlie
\J public to hin lartîeand eïcell«ot »took of goods
pirtaitiiug lo his lino of merc^Andise. He be
speaks a liber .1 sh^re of publk; patronage.
Store on I bird street, opposite the building of
the Loaiiana gtat« Hank. ju yl
J. KOWALSKI,
Lattrot St., bet. Lafayette find Third Rts.,
DUALKtt in
FA SHI ONABLES ANO WELL-MADE
MEN AND BOYS'
Spring and Summer Clothing
-AND
STAPLE AND FANCY DRV GOODS.
OKSrECTFULLY invites pnblic atten
A-v t| uM to liitf present an i accumulai ing stock
in trade, consisting of all «rrades, from the Uuest
down to medium, and low priced
CLOTHING;
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
Call and examin« for your»olvea hfs assortment,
which is the lar^st and best now oifered in the
city, »ntl ou trrms the most BntlfSfactory. julyl
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
John Mass, I'rottrietor,
OrPOSITK ACADF.MT HALL,
.St. Uni« llfeat BAT«» ROLfiE,I.A.
t"^»Thr best of Wine?, Ltr|«ors and Clgacs
kept at lh»> Rar. Ju'y22-tf
HUM TER HO USE.
CHARLES WIECK, PROPRIETOR
Comer of Main and Third street*,
baton kouub, la .
The bar II fnroii-hoil with the v»ry bent
WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS & TOBACCO.
A. liAtJM^TARK,
CABINET-MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
Comer of Church ,j' Laurel streets,
HATOV KOUUB, I.A.
^ G K B A T VARIETY OK
FANCY GOODS ALWAYS ON SAND.
a fut t S tock of
TRIMHIffGS A XD If ETA 1110 CA t* KS
I hav« al-o made all Deccnsqry .irranKetn^atii to
keep constantly on hand a general assortment of
nous Ojpi> L O F IIR N1 T U R E,
wBtow W are, *c„ &c , Ac.
|V^ORT)ltaS PnOMPTLT ATTBNDrn TO. oct2
Cheap Light.
UST IlECI5I%'El)--An Inro'cs rf dut qual
ity C>AL OIL wbiuh wii] b« »oldat the Jow
price of n jo per Gallon, mail.
*»8Ü- JOäHÜA BEAU
an oc Killer
—1ND—
PROVISION HOUSE,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
E. K. BECK WITH,
Timm ST., CORNER OF LAÜREL,
RATON ROUGE, LA.
CONSTANTLY ON IIA.NI» KVERY V A it I KT V 0I<"
PLANTATION HUI»IT. I KS.
BV PUntrr» and othpr» would do well to «all
hufor# ptireha iot eluewhero.
Cotton iMiiiiihl ni lilgliMt murki-l. rr.lm.
JolytV^inua,
JOSHUA BEAL,
Comer of Third and Conrention Gts.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
OltNKr. Vf, nÉAI,Klt TN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Family and Plantation Supplies,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS,
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
fJJT" Trrm* Cnah. Inly!
M. GBANAEY,
DEALER lîf
WESTERN PRODUCE,
VA M I J. Y Ö HOC K [ il ES
-and
Plantation Supplies Generally.
BEOS leave to inform his friends and
the public at lar^n, that he will keep on
hand fresh aud full supplies of all articles In the
provision line, which be will «mil on terms to suit
the cash basis of trade. A liberal share of pa'
ronngw la respectfully aollclted. at his stand on
Third streut. jni'l
NICHOLAS WAX,
DEALER IN
WESTERN PRODUCE
-AlfD
FAMIJLY GROCERIES.
Î3 constantly receiving, direct from the
I. West and other quarters, every speeded of artl
cle re»|uired for
Family or Planfatiou use.
ITn has Increaiwil fttcllltli'S f <r ohtillilns swp* lie«,
and is determined t" keep up •■»lib the - emand'
of his customers, and to deal with them satlsfar
torily oo the score of'qua'i'y and pi ice—f>is motto
being
'♦Quirk Sale« nmf Vmnll Profit®.,*
Mr. R. IÎhKK>iaN, well kn<>wn to our citizens,
will be found ' behind 1 1i counter" ready to at
tend to busin««s rails.
Please drop in at tho old stund, near the Court
House, where wo shall bo happy to see you.
juiyl-tl
J\.. BLUM.
DRY GOODS,'GROCERIES,
PRO VISIONS,
,lud riantatlon 8ug>piies Gcnerallji
A Lf O,
CROCKERY, TIN, WOOD & WILLOW WARE
Store, Cor. Africa and St. Napoleon 8ts.,
IUTOS BOUGE, LA.
Determined to kwp a f«ii
selected sto^k of articles such as £
nnd wpII
g<* to make
up s first-rate variety store, A. BLUM hopes to
merit and receive an increased amount af pat
iMtWe. He respectfully invites bis old î-tostomers
and the public at large, lo oontinuo their calls as
usual, assuring th ein of his determination to
please and satisfy tUeoi lu every purticult®
july6-tf
CAMILLO QUIN TE HO,
LEALKB in
HAVANA CIGARS,
ClOAKETTAS.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco©
SXtJFF, PIPES, E I C.,
. ©
Comer of Third and Florida str eta,
BATO* BOUGE, LA.
ÎN additiou to his large assortment of the
bes
line of a Tobacconist, CAMILI.0 QUINTERO,
Steep* ano on h i rid a choice vviety of 1 Notlors,"
such as fine Pocket Knives Stationery, etc , to
which he invites public attention, guaranteeing
♦ „ .i r .. n ♦ • , ,
to give satisfaction lo all customer,. julyl-lf
. .
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
1 - BARRELS New Crop, at retail or by the bbl
J •) Price* less than in New Orleans.
best brands and oualitiei* of all articles in the
julv27
JOSHU ABEAL
AT $4 00 PER SACK.
A_ __ . . ,„ „
T BEAL S —Coarse Liverpool SALT—
bow cargo »od fui! weight, orIj $1 QQ ft bbl.
a. 8. a höh kr.
wm. iikndeh80n.
AlttllKR & lii;M>EKS0\,
F 0 K VV A K » 1 N « & 0 OjM MISSION
MERCHANTS,
AN»~,
OENP.RAL STEAMBOAT, COLLKCTfON
—AUD—
I' U RC II A S I N O AGENTS,
Tliln! street, Bntun Hani;)', Ln.
RKFJjll PY PCmCliBlOll TO î
Capt P. Î'. Pratt, I ('apt ./no. McLean, N.O.
" VV It. m> h tril-on. I H W Taylor, N. 0
K K beekwltb. Ihtton Kouge, La. auglO
J'AMfiS J. D1 IN DABS,
WlfOLKHAt«! a Nf) R HT All. DfALRSIN
GROCERIES,
WESTERN produce,
Wines, L iquors, Tobacco k Cigars.
"CITY BAKBKY,"
CÖIINKR OF MAIN AND LGVEK STREETS,
jBATO iV ROI'GE, I.A.
OTTO,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
*—AND—'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TJteALKB IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
GEOCEEIES,
t—AND—*
PLANTATION SUPPLIES;
WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE,
AND Att. KINDS OF
W E S T E UN P R o n U C E,
Received per steamers almost daily,
F O tto respestfully announces to his friends
anil oisstoiners and the pub it) (leneraliy, that hl«
sttne having been removed Iron, its former atft' d,
(iiljoinlnjr Ilav's Drau store, to the largn store aud
warehouse building,
ON THE SOUTH BAST CORNER OF THIRD AND
LAUREL J5TRBKTS,
He lv felly p epared to keep on hand one of the
'arcest anil most varied assortment of the above
•rtltti to be fflURd iB the city of Ilaton Rou«e.
With his increased ^nd Increasing facilities for
obtaining and storlof tnerchandlne. he is enabled
to nieetsii pri'.ssnt aod future demsnds. and there
fore Invites the sp'olal attention ofpYirihasem to
'hat fact, hoping by a spirit of accommodation to
please all, and to always sell on as reasonable
icrms as the state of the markets will permit, to
secure a lib ral share of ref ular patronage
Pleas® call before purchasing elsewhere
a"glÔ-tf
M. J. WILLIAMS,
WORKER IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
pectful'y solicits the public patronag .
Oi»i«ens, Planters and others, needing work iff
his l»rte,wil pleas« nei.d In their orders,anil they
wii) be p—nspfly attended to. Work Kusranteeo.
Shop adjoining, and North of Heal s Variety
tore, on Thirl street. julyl
HAVING established himself in
the above bu«inesR, In fhl* eitv. re
F. F.. f'RÜVN. ROTIT. L. PRUTN
PRUYN & 15 RO.,
CARPENTERS, GIN WRIGHTS
-AND—
Press B uilclors
BATON ROUGE, LA.
j u ]y2j'
Or 'ers left at J-istrentsk» k McCcrmlck's Prujr
Stofe. will meet prompt attention. jutyl-tm
îlnioii Rouge MarMe H'erks.fo^
f
J. SMOLLBN & Co.,
M AÎNU FACTURIER S Of
T O ]W B S , M ONU iH EUT*,
J1EAD-ST0NK8, MANTELS, ETC.,
Corner of Main and Church streets,
BATON ROI'GE, LA.
JOHN TIL A NO,
WORKER IN
Tin, Copper anil Sheet Iron
JTAVING establish?«' him eif ajain in the above
business, in Baton Kouge, most reappcttuliy
informs hia old friends and the public generally,
(bat he " pr " pwJ t0 d0 ,n work in hi8 """
VU rtjial ri ,,(4 alttiidi.d to with il«iiatr,h.
Shop on Main street, near the Catholic Church.
augl-tf
JMKERS,
FLOIJR ! FLOUR t ! FLOUR ! ! I
OKOCEE8,
PLANTERS AND
t" A \f IT TF<*
0nfl snt , a „ an , 1Vfi time> rIaki p . t 1e nC e and m'o^
ney, if they will make their purchases Of FLOUR
f r om the undersigned, ioiüeail of, a* now so oom
™" 1 > "eodlnif to New Orleans. Myetock of Flour
in alway.i varied and beiug frequently replenish
e(ii u J aU? twice ^ „ eek] . lway , f/e,b. A
triai «ollc.ited.
*" gl2 JOS HUA B EAL.
GIN BANDS! GIN HANDS!!
A LARGE quantity of Fire Hose suitable for
Ü. (Jin Bande, eau b» had by cai ng at the
Hardware Store of Mr. JAMK3 McVAV, at prices
to suit purchasers. Th^ ha*» been tried aud
proved to ba weil a4apt«4 lor til» above us*.
attgS9.
N.'O. ADVERTISEMENTS.
W S PIK*. 2 M LAFMTFRR.A. BROTH»*.
PI KU, L .tPEYKE k BliOTIIEft,
BANKERS,
Wul.iW ID
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
BONDS, S1W KS, COIN AND
UNOUBBENT NOTES.
OKIi-li'lfi OIV CAMP tiTHKET,
Between Cftnal and Common Streets,
New Orleans, L»a.
dec! 7- y
J. J. WARREN.
T. W. «BAWiroitll,
H ARREN & CRAWFORD,
(§uooe|*orli to Warren, Uilliuore 4 ï'«.,)
COTTON FACTORS
— AND-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 21» cabonoe L kt street,
Julyll-lim* SIRW OBLF.ANS, LA.
R. PHITCHARD,
[Formerly I'rltchard A Klowei-.J
COTTON FACTOR
•—ANI>—
COMMISSION METtOHANT,
No. 53 Carondclet SI reef ,
NEW ORLEANS,, LA.
I»? " Liberal Cash Advuneea and Supplies fur«
Dished on consignments of Cotton, Sugar, 4c.. to
his address.
Reftrenres »
FcqtJA A K ildodhnk . ) P ike , LAPXTRK i B rothek
Haton Koitu», La.) New orleiit)», La.
aug8-6m
WAÏER imOTiiEttff,
Crcscent City Steam Tnbadco Works
No«. 4M and fil LAFAVÉlTK, STREET,
Snlea Rnoin—\o. 01 Tfliotipltoulua St.
—— - - • -4*-* — -•>!
MAYER BROTHERS,
No. 51 TCI 1 OU PITOU LAS STREET,
UETWJCKN rOVIIllAS MHO NATCHEZ,
New Urlcmm, La.
tiaAl.F.RS id
J KAK A CHEWINO, k MANUKACTURKR8 OF
Smoking Tobacco nnd Cigars.
•^u A heavy well selected «lock constantly
on »and. Jnly29-tf
NEW ORLEANS
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
19 CHARTRKS STREET,
llctwccn Cannl und Cnsti'mheuse.
We have on fcand aud are receiving a large
assortment of
CARPETING OF ALL KINDS,
BUCH A8
MEDALLION,
VELVET,
WILTON,
BRÜSSELS.
# TAPESTRY,
8 I'LY,
INGRAIN,
VENETIAN,
HEMP,
COTTAGE, &0-,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
Of all widths and qualities.
MATTING,
White checkered and fancy.
WINDOW SHADES,
Cornices and Bands.
TABLE aud PIANO COVERS,
RUGS,
MATS,
ENAMEL CLOTFtS,
Of various qualities nnd colors.
COCOA MATTING and MATS,
HAIR CLOTH, Ac., &., &c.
All of which we offer at moderate advnnceB on
inanofaoturer'n price»,/rr ntsti.
aug8-ly A. BROUSSEAU & CO.
1<\ PEURIIiLAT,
Watchmaker A* Jeweler,
FROM ÜKNBVA AND PARI»,
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
REPAIRED A T SHORT NOTICE,
IN THFC VERY BWT BTTLB.
THK LATEST HTYLKS OP JEWELRY,
ALWAYS ON »AND.
Lsfkyette Street, Baton llonife, I # t%,
JAMES MeVAY,
ARCHITECT AND BlILDER,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
«9» Orders left at the Hardware Store, opposite
the Bank Building, on Third street, will be
promptfy attended to. Julyl-tf
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Itlnln St., between Third and Church,
B A TON ROUGE, LA.
Q
THE undersigned is now prepared to receive or
-«rs or all Rinds of Pnmitar. and Oabinat
work. Will make or mond in the best manner,
and at the lowest figure., roa cash onlt. In t>.
Undertaking bqajoesg he ha. now on hand a line
asSortm.fat àt îletilile Case., .od If r»a y to re.
celve orders in this line of business, which will
meet th. attention nmially given by the old flrn
of Piper A Bradford.
augB rUD. ICNKE.
$be
GENERA L NEWS.
T ho Recorder of St. Lflzsruo's
Church al Momphlf, Terinnespo, ao
knowledge« the receipt of over two
thousand dollars on tiunday last, aud
live thousaod thé day following, to
build a cathedral in honor of Bishops
I'"Ik and Otcy, and other, of tho Con
federate dead.
The report in London papers to th#
effect that Mr. Robert Lincoln, son of
tho lute President, is in Pari», is un
founded. lie is in Springfiold, Illi
nois, quietly pursuing his legal stud
ies.
I lift Masortic fraternity of Indiana
are agjtating tho question for the es
tiibabHshnient of a oomotery near Indi
anapolis, to be used exolusivcly for
tb*i burial of Freemasons.
The Viehsburg Herald says that
Ijaz. Liinlsey, Ksq., has received the
appointment of Internal Revenue
Collector for the country of Wkrren
arxt the cify of Vioksburg.
Tho grape harvPHt on tho Rhine,
the Ahr and the Moselle, is stated to
be very rich this year.
Kentucky has expended over two
millions of dollars for national troops,
in addition to her home guards, for
which she never received reitnbuirse
irp«t. Mr. McCullooh baa promised
to arrange for its payment at the earli
est possible day.
A woman in New York, while drunk,
beat aod frightened her husband to
tltiath. The jury found than he wan
consumptive and that tho treatment
" only hastened bis death," and so sho
was discharged. Lucky murderess.
Rev. Isaac 8. Kalloch, formerly of
Boston, and once notorious, is now
President of Ottawa College, an insti
' ion lately established in the Indian
territory.
Merle D'Aubigne, author of tb*
History of the Reformation, delivered
;in annual address this year before tho
Evangelical Society of G eneva. He !b
now seventy-one years af age.
Texas papers estimate that there
will not be more than half k crop of
cotton. Tho cotton of that State that
was raised by Germans is said to be
cleaner and of fine quality than that
raised by slaves.
The Presbyterian Church of Vir
ginia, have resolved in favor of pre
serving tho present status of tho
Church in tho South, as a Beparnte
und distinct organisation.
Gladiateur haa proved tolerably re
munerative, having already won 671,
450f. for his master—that is above
£27,000.
The Pall Mall Gazette states that
one thousand five hundred persons
have di< d from cholera this year at
Marseilles.
Gen. I>i agg, of Wisconsin, recently
relieved from duty as ooe of the Wirz
Court Martini, has tendod his resig
nation to tho War Department.
It is understood the National Intol
ligeucer is to be the official organ of
tho Adojinistration at Washington.
J3y tho last accounts from the ex
pedition which is laying the cable
across Behring's Straits, it bad got to
tho Island of Sitke, in the archipel
ago of George III.
A rrival of the A labama from
L iverpool.—The British steanmhip
Alnbam.a W. Glover, commander,
from Liverpool Sept. 23d, viaQneens
toWn, Sept. 25tb, with a full cargo of
assorted merchandise, 10 cabin and
119 steerage passengers, arrived at
her wharf at 6. 40 a. m. yesterday,
The Alabama is an iron screw steamer
of 1,820 tons, and is the pioneer ship
nf the regular line of steamers inten
ded for ilia trade between this port
mid Liverpool. She will be followed
l»y the Florida, which was to leave
Liverpool on the 8th inst. It is the
intention of the Company to have a
steamer leave this port every alternate
Saturday. The Alabama is very
light draught, and it is expected that
she will carry 3,500 bales of cotton on
fifteen feet water, She has splendid
accommodations for 32 first class pas
sengers, and 150 steerage. On her
voyage out she encountered very
heavy weather.— N. O. Star,2\th.
KürPunch tells of a man who eat
ing and drinking anyhow for some
years, is reduced to such a state that
the coats of hiB stomach are all out at
the elbows.

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