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OFFICE ON THIliD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH OF THE L-OtTTHlANA STATE BANK.
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VOL. XLVIL
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BATON ROUGE, LA., THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1865.
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NO. 54.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
j.o FUIJÜA,
Raton Rouge, I/»
J. (I Rll.BO"RNB,
Clinton, I (ft.
FUQUA à KtÜhOÜHm
Attorney» & Ceniwflors at Law,
Wtlil. practice III Ul» Court» of Ihn Parishes of
Knit h mi West Haton Rouge, Iber ville »ml
Bast ka<t *Mt Pellnlaoa. : l
nnnN A HEBRO¥,
ATTC JKNEYS AT I -AW,
ao itii t no iinte -iQ t'A
Ilnlp» II«««", '■»>•
WIM. »ttoiKl to »I! buMtie». In their profession
entrusted I" litem. In tbi* .nil the adjoining
parish«», h tul III the fllty of New Oflenrrt.
BUgl?-t __
THOMAS HB««* IIAVIOSO*.. Tl/M BVBUM
Davidson & Bynum,
ATTOKN E YS AT Ii AW,
Ofll«» at Unlo» !/*.
WIM. PRA0T10K I H THE OOtllTH OF THE
Florida Psrlnhes. «Bptlli-tf
j. it. .......u. w. bbcmm .'
HTAFFORO A BIMIKNKR,
ATTO UN JOYS AT LAW,
Office, 0»f. Laurel * Third Ht» , up.»tali»,
isvro* iioruE, i.A.
Wll.r. practice 111 the parish«» of Klint Pe'lcim*
Rant Mn l West lliton Rouge »od Iberville.
Ilu«lne»s etttrueW'l to thani will reiiiive prompt
attention
I. w. *• maus»,
BtfltKK«* & CIIANKT,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
OFFIOK ON vtTuttonHTnanT)
MRT. OoSYSMTIUM 4 HORTB »oumVAR»,
Union Ilnnge, l.ia.
ANY business en*rustert tfi their eure lu the par'
ishnflof Knut mi'I West »»ton Könne, K»«t «nil
Wext Feliciana. Pointe Ooup»e and Iberrille, will
b» promptly »Ue mit"! to. sepli.
HAM MSI, P. (UllKVKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
florl.1* Rlreef, Union (longe, I.w.
Wi 1.1/ attend to all tm.ina»« entrusted to klm
111 Hest ftrtnn liouyi, mnl tbeadjol In« pur
I nhen. SSftnlO
R. W. KNICKERBOCKER,
Attorney at Law and Claim Agent.,
ÜAS mail« arraugeiceola In New Orleans and
WashingtonOUy for limine :es«ful proaeoullon
Hod oolleotlou o'
CLAIMS AllAINS'f THE OOVBRNMBNT.
Ofllce on the corner of Fifth ami Laurel street«
aug8 II ATI IN It'iUUK, I. A
cfàïTOH B. KVilTT.
Civil Hnsinoor
CITY SURVEYOR,
Office Willi H. W. Ki»IOK*an«»KM, Km].,
( nrnerol IIKIi and l.a.nrcl »(reel«,
HA ION novo P., I.A.
WIM. altem! promptly to all pTotesflnwal tnnd
'tie»» etitruated to h m, atij2(Mtn
H. w. mmm & kon ,
KJIA I. ESTATE liltOKI'iltS,
Aooounbnnls & (Jenernl A^anin,
aan.Mm (IATON IVi UOH, f.A
JOHN M. TRAOY,
JuHtirr of lite fertf«,
ft/caoNo wa nn,
Pnrl«h «f KnJtl Union KoiiRt.
OPriOR, COIt. THIRD AND I.ADRKL BTH,
BP-»T*tUR, OVFlIt Ttlg BON BII.I.IÂRII »»tOO«.
P. A. NMPIi I.Kit,
JhhUrr of the Peace,
WA /IIJ No. ON K,
onw on HmilfTftnl, font nf Tblr»!
HAVflVd renunip'l T am rea<1v to ut
to all >»iiF»lti**«9 hik] ftiiHic, within Mu*
•iiiÜMt delay* ®f th« liiw. afi^w
• riTTT
JJU. KRATZ,
orricp. on I. ik it it ii I. K i iiKr/r,
HKTWKBN THIRD AND OHI7ROH,
{Oppoml/> Mm, Jone*' Honrdiny Hoiue,)
Juuït tf IIVTOS IIOU«K, IM.
Hr, I). I» Mekitrick,
s una no y i> en t/s t,
(IPI'IdO OH C(IHVR!VTIOI« ITHKBT,
KHHOOPAI. l'A RHIINA(1K nim.DINO,
In vhe rear of Kplsi-ipal Church,
ileetT HA TO N tlOVtiK, t, A .
Tcflh Extracted Wiihoul Pain,
* AND NO HUMBUG!
DU. I). I», N'C&lTftlDK
fu'lv ariHuMnô«* '<• »lit;
II«, t » Ii« la u.-f*|iar*il hv ni' an»
nf *n tl^trj'-al appMfàtlnn, t<» px
tract wilh "i| pain Tbh rmo^M hwa b«*n
»«p»>*<pfl1 y loNfffl by Mm, anil nut In a ftiftffle Iti
atanre ha« th«r« been a fallui ». »<«pt25- f
COLÎiûCTIIfCI AÜEHCV.
jV'.I. OI.A1MH All *ïnkt TIlH d p.oovkrn.
MKNT FOR dam AUKR TO PltOPHRTV, i,os^ of
HOnSUCH and oattiib and drstiiuotion of
crops , *o., wiuii in? promptly attended
TO when ENTRÜ8TKD TO MB.
W1M.IAH Oil.,
0IH«e at my residence,
ne pt lS-Uw-tf lUro* RnuoK, L a.
NOMETIfINU NKW.
1)K9TQUAMTY U.l.lfMfNATIXO AND MURI
I» OA TINO 00A I. Oil,ft. In 5 ami ÎOk*II ou Pal
ent Hefety Cam. Prlei« tnoilerate.
eu» 12 .ItISIlllA RR* T..
m
ONIONS AND POTATOES.
I ~ RARRRLH, New Crop, at retail or by the bhl
!•) Prices I««« than in New Orlean«.
julyîT J08UU AltEAL.
JAS* P. ÜOLOES fit 10 M
DFAf.rn« TÎ*
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
hardware:, baooino, rope
— AND—
Plantation Supplies Generally,
f.etire^ HI.. bet. l.afiyeHe «ml Tlilril,
ortT-lm p.lj IIA TON HOOrtK, i.A.
.1..faeknon,
COTTON BUYER
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OABII ADVAN0E9 MADK ON
Shi piiir ii Is to hiR Prifiiuls in N. (I. nm! N. Y.
Oß"e Onmtrnf /mwH awl TMrA Htrmtl,
(«aura Tit* vhram'ah HOTBI,,)
a„ K ia B4T0N HOfJOK, I.A.
SIMON MENDELSOHN,
DRAkKR IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wiucs, Liguori, Tobacco*, Cigars,
—AND—
FAMILY StJI'ï'X.XBS,
(>1r»«r I.Ar* TrTTK «»II Fl."Blll* HTIIallT*,
jnnelT IIITim IIIHUJH, I.A.
JUliXUH C). WMïKI j,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ANI» nfCM.RIt IN
Plantation and Family Supplies,
cob. MAIN AND I.AFAVKTT» RTR.,
J„lyi;i lIA'rilll HUVIHC, 1.1^
F. I i. TERÎ'INITZ,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
llKCfilVINO, FORWARDING,
GOIUMISSION MERCHANT,
f no NT le van,
BATON KOUÔÏ2, LA.
JAMES MiiVAY,
HARDWARE MERCHANT
AND IlltAt.Pn IN
Agricultural Isiipleuieiito,
WINDOW 8HADEH,
w \ 1.1. papeh , E tc .
tIALLH roHpootfully Ihr al.^llitirtn of tlie
t pqbltr tn hi" larjf»» and p*Cfll»*nk fefcotfk nf gnn<1a
p.rtalLine In Iii« lin • nf mero'iftnclina. He bo
ipaaha a liber il «bar« <>1 pnblic patrnriaK p
Htnre on I bird «front, npponlte the building nl
the bOQftlUII Ftat»» Hank. ju yl
J. KOWALSKI,
Lfttirel St., bet. Lftfayctte uud TUird Bts.,
UK.Ar.Bn in
K/tnillUIVAni.K. AM» WIOI.I.-HIAIJK
* MEN AND ROYS'
Spring and Summer Clothing
-AND
ST A I'll fi AND FANCY IHIY GOODS.
Respectfully invite» public atten
tion tu liii prewat an t a'cuniuiailnK «took
In trade, ronalstlng nf all grade*, from the finest
down tn medium, and low priced
CLOTHING;
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
Call and examine for yotlrxelre* lila aaa^ment,
which Is the largest and beat now offered in the
city, and nn ferma the mnst aati«fartory. Jnlyl
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
John Mans, Proprietor,
OrrOSITK AUADKMY It A 1.1.,
Ht. 1,0 nl« street BATON K«t'«K, I.A.
tA.Th» he«t of Winee, I,l<|tior« ftii.1 Oifsara
kept nt lh« Bur. 1 |u]y22-tf
BÜ.MTER no UHIi.
CHARLES WIECK, PROPRIETOR
Corner of Mum and Thud Hirtels,
n*T(W HOt OK, I.A.
The liar 1h fnrnliiheil with the very bant
WINES. LIQUORS, CIQAHS A TOBACCO.
F. PERRLLuUAT,
H\tfrhmaker *1" Jeweler,
FROM (IKNEVA AND PARIS,
WAT0HE8, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
REPAIR kd AT SHORT NOTICE,
TUR VKRY BRRT BTTI.R.
thk latest styles ok jkwkluy,
A !- W A T R ON HAND.
Iiafayette Sti ref, Baton Iton^e. hn,
fr. K. PRUTN. ROI1T. h* PRUYN*
PRUYN & URO.,
CARPENTERS, <JIN WRIGHTS
-AND—
Press Bulldors
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Order» left at Jastremekl & McOormlck 'a Drug
BUire wlli meat prompt attention. Juljl-Cm
WKOCJ^l K Y
—A *0—
PROVISION HOUSE,
PLANTATION StïHTEt
E. R. BECK WITH,
Tilt til) ST., CORNSn OF L a UHICL,
HATON ROUGE, LA.
OONBXANTLÏ ON HAND E Vit lit VAIUKTV OK
Pl.AKTA'rlON Nt PPI.IE».
fW Planter» ami olhcrB Wotllil do well to call
hefor« pttrohA Ing etiiewlier»,
(Jolt,oil hmiiçht nl lil|<hest nmrhel rat«*.
jttlylMJmo».
J03HÜA BKAL,
Corner of Third and Oenrention St«.,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
OBrtttlMt D*AIE* IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Family and Plantation Snpplicx,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS,
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
PRICES TO SUIT TIIK TIMES.
PUT" Term* Ciiah. julyl
M. GRANARY,
tiP.At.BR IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
FA M H. Y CIHOOKUfKS
-AND
Plaiilation Supplie» Generally.
B KtIS lfiivn to inform his fripiulft and
t he publia at lariza, that he will kwp nn
liand frneh and full »tippll»* of all article, in the
pr«Tl,|nn lihe, which he will Boll rm term» to suit
til» caah li»»iB of trado. A liberal aharaof paU
rnnnK« 1» renpentfuily »olielteil, at hl» nl-nnil on
Third Btroet. julyl
NICHOLAS W AX.
DKALXR IN
WESTERN PRODUCE
- anii -
FAMIIiY G ROC F.RI KH.
I H conslitntly reoßlying, direct from tbft
Went and other 'tua r ter», every »perle» nf artl
cl» required for
I'liiiiily or PlnntHtlnii imp.
Me ba» indènHd ftielHMca fbr nbt/âihtnjt M«pr>lteH(
and I« doter mi nod im Ue«p up wjl^) f b** demanda
of hl« cu«lnmera, and to deal with' tbem Railnfar
torily nn the aenreof quality «nd prfa***-hlii motfcn
b«|ng
«'Hnlrk iiim I Small pi'oflmi*.*
Mr. R. JrOlfKMAN, well known to nm.-riticenn,
will be found "behind tho counter" reu/ly to at
tend bii«lne«s calla.
Plume 4rop In at the old ««tand % near tlie Court
11 oil «e ( whetM W" «hall bo happy fr» acc you.
Juljrl-f f
A. I3LUM.
C" UK A J. Ell IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
P R O VISI O N s .
And Plantation Supplies iienerally.
A 1.80,
CROCKERY, TIN, WOOD & WILLOW WARE
8tore, Cor, Africa and St. Napoleon Bta.,
BATON MIIIWK, I.A.
I \ETKRMTNKl) to keep n full and wall
J / aelected etock nf Artlelea »uuli a» c» to make
up a (IrBt-rete variety »tore, A. III.UM hopaa to
nn>rlt and receive an Inereaaed ntnnant af pat
roiiHKO. He respectfully Invite» hl» old customer«
and the public at large, to continue tlieli' calls as
rtuml, uBBtiritig tlieni of tiln dejnrmlnatlon to
please and nalisfy them In every particular.
jUl,vt!-i'
CAMiJLLO QUINTEKO,
DEALER IN
HAVANA CI&ARS,
a J Ci A li ETTAS,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
SNUFF, PIPES, KTO.,
Corner of Third and Florida striotR,
HAT«!* HOUUK, I.A.
JN addition to liisliir«« a^aortmpnt of tho
A liest brande and onailtiee of all article» in the
line of a Tobacconist, OAMILLO QUINTKRO,
keep» ai»o on hand » ehoioe variety ot"Notloca,"
Bue!» a» Il rie Pocïnt Knivett, Stationery, do., t6
which he invitee public attention, guaranteeing
to give satisfaction to all customers. julyl-tf
Baton Rouge Marble Work
J. SMOLLEN A Co.,
MANÎTFACrrtTRleR« of
. .. .v „„ -, .. I
TOlWB^i Hl OIHUJHEWXa, ]
julyJf. baton rougb, i.a. i
II kad-htonk8, MANTRI .8, BTO.,
Corner of Main and Church street#,
fi.k. AltmikK. w*. iiENDfcnaöi».
A raili;u & ïii :MM;I:SO\,
FORWAttÜINO & 00 M M I8RION
jvmx^o^aLAJsrxs,
r-AKO-,
OENÉIIAÏ. «TÈAMÛOAT, COLLECTION
— A*I1—
PCTTtOlî AHTN O AGENTS,
î,, .
Thlj.l a(r««l.. Ilaloti Rou|(r, La.
»Brck HT P*RMt !i9loS to !
0»pt. P. I). Pilait, I Oapt .Inn, Mel#Art, N.O.
" W. 11. HH hard son. I H W. Taylor, N. O.
1%. H lleckwlth, Ilaton Ilouge, f.a. auglO
JAMEI8 J. DUNDASS,
w H()tfi .sa t.a ano hitail intALia i*
GROCERIES,
—AND —
WERTRRN PRODIJOE,
H illes, Liquors» Tobacco &. Cigars.
"OITT BAKBKT»
OOHNBll or MAIN AND I.RVKR KTItltRTS,
MATON IIOI III,, i.A.
37* •
COMMISSION MEBCflANT,
V ~AND —'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
nCALEH IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
QROCIIKIBB,
^-AWD—,
PLAWTATIOW SUPPLIES ;
WINES, LIQUORS,
OrOARS AND TOBACCO,
CROCKERY AND TIN WARE, I
AND A fit« KINDS off
W E S TE JIN rit O V U CE,
JUcelved per uteamers altuoet daily.
ï. O tto reflpe jtfully Announce» to hl» filenj»
and ctiMother» and the pub 1 !« genwrally, that lila
»(die having beau removed troiu It» (orra er atand,
adjoining Ilav's Dtug »tore, to the large store and
warehouse building,
ON TU* Dtnril RAST (JÖRN Bit OK THIRD AND
I.AUI115I. 8TRRRTS,
He I« fully p epared to keep on hand one of the
lerne»! end most verled assortmoiirs of the above
artlces tn be foil»'! in the city of Ilaton Rouge.
With 1)1» in creased and iticreailng facllltlc» for
obt'iinlog anil storing inercliatldiae. he la enabled
to m».! »II present and futur» demands, and thore
focn InVlles the tp'clAI attention of purchasers to
that (not, hoping by a spirit of accommodai im» to
pians» all. and to alwaV« »ell on as reasonable
tcroi as the »tit.o of the market» will permit, tn
secure a lib ta I Bbare of regular patronage.
%-W~ Plwt»é call before puicuaalng eirewjier#
a"g10-tf 1
.tolIN T1LANO,
WORK»» IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet fron.
HAVtftd established himself again in the above
business, in Ratlin Rouge, mint respectItilly
informs hi* old friends and the public generally,
that he I» nr»pnred to do ell work in his lino.
All r«'|>nli-ti>K attenilcll In avilit despnlrh.
Simp on Main street, near the Catholic Ohtirnh.
aiigl-tf
M. ,1. WI I jl JAMS,
WORKItll IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
ÜAVING establifilied himself in A
the above buslne.s, In this city, t*-£E a
Spectfutly solicits the public patronag',
Citicint, Planter» and nlhnrs, needing work In
his line, will plee»e senil In their order»,and they
ill be promptly attended to. Work gusmntneii.
Hhop adjoining, and North of ileal » Variety
Store, on Third Street, julyl
JAMES MoVAY,
ARCHITECT AM) BUILDER,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
*H-.Ord*rs léfl at the llsrdwar« Store, opposite
the Hank Building, on Third street, will he
promptly attended to. julyl-tf
THUS, B. BOBLtiY k €0.,
No. s», l'lvRDIDO STREET,
(AnJomjitu tuHomu noiLot*«,)
ofpick, Sin. lan, (htavirr »trrkt,
NKW OBLKANS, LA.
Circular H bw Mill», Stationary and Portable Steam
K.ugines, Circular Cross Cut Mill and Mil
ley Paw», Corn Mill», Wheat Mill»,
And Rolling Apparatus,
Shafting I'u ill»»
And Belling,
au , luwcainiowi o»
PLANTATION MACU1NKRV AND
AURlCtll.TtJllAIi IMPhBHIBNTS
WF, K8JÉP CONSTANTLY ON UAND
A full »upply of
OANECARTH, PLANTA
TION AND ROAD WAOONR,
T1MBKU WHKJBL8 AND WHEEI.BARROWS,
From the well known Factory of
.IONIIUA IIOOI.Rir, WIIRBI.iNfl, VA.
W* have connected with »»tenalvo Potndrlea
and M ach lue Shop» in M,. i.oui», Usuiavili», 01«
cinnatl and Pitt»burg, through which we are pre
pared tn contract for any das» Of machinery, on
most favorable terms, and deliver any where north
af New Orleans, free ol freight.
TWOS. H. JiODLEY & CO.
N. 0. ADVERTISEMENT«.
w. «. pfKC,.. ti «I. M. LAP8Wnf.ti4.iM.,a. »wym ta.
PIKE, MPKVKK & BROTHER,
BANKERS,
naAt.it es i«
rOREIOÎ* a DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
BONDFt, STOOKfi, 00IN AM)
TJjPTOXJK»B!I^r , r 3&JOX33Ö
omVK Ol« CAJWI» ITRKBT,
Between Canal and Common Streets,
New Orleans, I.*.
rteel7-y
1. i. w a amen.
T. W. OBAWFOItl).
WAftltO & ( KAWF0R1),
(Stioneifl'/ra te Warren, Oil linon» A Ho*,)
COTTON FACTORS
— AI»«'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No W OARONDBI/KT 8 'fHK®*,
Jnlyl 1-dm* »KW OR1.X4A1, I.A.
R. PR I TO HARD.
I Formerly Prltçbai'd A Howe».]
COTTON FACTOR
-»•AND-—
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No . M Carontlelel atreet ,
NKW ORLÉANS, LA.
Pif" M lierai Cash Advance» and *uppl|«* (ur
nUhed on coDai^unionta of (Jollon, Fugar, Ae., to
hl» addreB«.
Ilefmne«» i
foooA A Kilsooipi. I I'iri, |.*i-nBi A ItaoTAtaa
Raton Ronge, I,a. j N.w Itrlaen», 1,»
augS-fim
WAVER naOTHRU«.
Crescent City Steam Tobacco Works
N ob 40 and f.l I.AITA ÏK1TH BTRKKT,
n ' t .H om| ,
• «■ * - —
MAYF.lt BROTHERS,
No. Si TCHOlil'JTOULAS WREST,
P.BTWKF.N P0ÏDRA8 AND NATO Ilk,/,,
Hew OrleaiMiLn.
D*Ai,ren ta
J BAF k OHKWINO, A MANI/PAOTUISBRI» OF
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
*%. A heavy well selected stock constantly
on hand. julylflMf
NEW ORLEANS
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
19 CHARTRES STREET,
Reiweeii tanal nn.1 Cutientltenie.
We have On l and and s>» lecelvlng a large
assortment, of
CARPETING OF ALL KINDS,
SUCH as—
MEDALLION,
V elvet,
WILTON,
BRlTBSEtiS.
TAI'EHTRV,
3-ply,
1N0RAIN,
VENETIAN,
HEMP,
COTTAGE, &o.,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
Of a!) widths and qualities.
MATTING,
White checkered and fancjr.
WINDOW SHADES,
Cornices and Bands.
TABLE and PIANO C70VBRS,
RUOH,
MATS,
enamel cloths.
Of various qualities and colors.
COCOA MATTING aud MATH.
HAIR CLOTH, & o„ A., Ac.
All of which W« offer at moderate advances on
manufacturer's prie«»., Ar i'Hh.
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a full line of
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«ENERAL NEWS.
The new Lord Mayor of London is
» Jew, g zealot» adherent of the faith
of Isfaei, in a kingdom in whioh the
Christian (Jhuroh la a part of the con
stitution. Religion, like philosphy,
is rapidly becoming eclectic, and the
indications multiply all over the world.
A M at, a morns paper says seven reg
iments of negro troops were mustered
out of service and disbanded in
Brownsville on the 2d inst. Most of
these were Northern negroes, and will
bo furnished transportation to their
former .States without delay.
Gsn. Obangiirttior'i health, which
has been reported to be seriously fail
ing, is, hooording to last accounts, ex
eeilcut. The gallant General is now
in his seventy-second year. Since his
banishment from France in 186], be
has chit fly resided lit Brussels.
A circular has been prepared at the
Treasury Department, addressed to
collector's of customs at the various
ports throughout the United States,
notifying them that hereafter the ta*
on cotton tutu lie paid at the place to
which the cotton is delivered instead
of at thn placj from which it is ship,
pad.
General John B, Hood is soon to
marry a charmin« daughter of Gen.
Win. Preston, of Kentucky. He will
after wauls live in Texas.
•lohn Chinaman is about as ready
ss anybody else to follow a bad ex
ample. The news of the defalcations
of Jenkins and Ketcbum had hardly
more than time to roach 8an Fran
cisco when the cashier of a Chinese
bunk in that city vamosed with «4000
of the bank funds.
The Nafchitoches Times says thoro
will be no mail facilities betwaen
Texas and tho mouth of the Red Riv
er. Nobody is willing to tako the
eon tract at the prices offered by the
Government.
Gottschalk was (Sept. 16) compos
ing a piece for thirty piano*, with or.
ohestra accompaniment. Jlja idea
was to give, as a final, farewell to Cal
ifornia, a grand festival, with all the
cooibincd musical force of San Francis
co under his leadership.
Ii«wis B. Smith, u Portland, Maine
official, recent rrceived one-fourth of
fifty thousand dollars—the Inform
ant's share—in the matter of an in
voice of oigara, condemned and sold as
smuggled,
Tho Vicksburg Herald learns from
tha telegraph operators in that city
that communication is now had with
Monroe and Shreveport, La., Hous
ton and otbor places in Texas, and
that the lines are working in good
ordor.
Tfie King of Wurtemburg lately or
dered all the " poople" who sat in the
botes which arc vis a-vif with the
royal box in tho theatre of Stuttgart
out of them, dselaring that " he would
have none but nobles opposite to him."
Tho Chinese giant in England put
a clause in his oontract that if ho died
he should be sent free of expense to
China, Ho carries his coffin with
him.
The King of Ilanovor, it is rumored,
has composed au Italian opera, whioh
will be produced at bis capital city.
Pio Norio bas signified his displeas
ure at the masonic honors which
Louis Napoleon permitted to be paid
on the occasion of the late Marshal
Mngnan, master of the French lodge.
The sculptor, Foley, has executed a
tine statu* of Stonewall .Jaoksoa, but
it is a matter of decided embarrass
ment where to put it.
The sum of about three millions in
gold bas recently been invested in
Colorado mining lands by English cap
italists.
A general movement has been com
menced by the officers of the U. S
navy to petition Congress for an in
crease of pay.
ter The Court Journal statos that
Mr. Charles Dickens, who is now in
Paris, has had a sunstroke. He was
quite insensible for Home hours, but,
we are happy to say, speedily recover
ed, and is now quite well. Mr. Dick
ens is a groat walker, and does his ten
or twelve miles every day before din
ner. This, no doubt, ia the secret of
hi « bodily health and freshneas of
fpirit ; but it wfts hazardous to pursue
bis English habit under the almost

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