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OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH, OF THE LOUISIANA SfA^TE' BANK.,
I ■ • ■ ■ ■ • J * ' * L ! . " ■ j ' : " ti ï lv I ï ;iii ! j iOTTDJ .
V<)l, X LVIL 'BATON ROUGE, LA., t OTSDAY MORNING, XOVEMBKR 21, I860. ' NO. 62.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. O. Jt'UHUA, ) J. O. KILUJ'R.\B>j
Isaton Rouge, La. / Öliatou, La.
fuqüa & kilcouknü,
Attorneys & Oounnelors at Law,
XlTlUh practice in the Courts of the Partyhçsjof
VV East Htm West Ratnh Rouge, Iberville aûil
East and West Fellciaiuij au '1
«V nEKUOft)
ATTOI {NEYS AT LA\f,
co ur t no usk rq ua r e ,
lint on Uouge, -L.11.
WILT, nt tend to all burines* in thiiir professon
entrusted to them.ip this „nd the adjoinng
parishes, awl in the tiitjrof New (trie,ins.
uunl7-t
THOMAK oanKN THVfT*. TAW BY NM»
Davidson & Bynum,
a t'l^ )rn ê y s at ii a v,
UlHc« ut lEiilni» ISouge, Li».
'11,1, rKAGTLCli IN Tili'. COURTS OF T li *
w
Kh.r'Mu Ptrr.lies.
B#ptl9-I
—
J, C. BTAFKORI» 0 W - WTCTt$K.
STAFFORD & BltfKNEfi,
attorneys at eav,
Office, O.tf. Tiaurei'4 Tfilrï SU , ûp-staîrn,"
It VTO.V ltOCßR, I.A.
VtriLLpraoMCe in th« [Wishes"! Aast Pe'fchr,
W East »n I We«t Bnton Kou^e an I Ibervh.
)in<inesH entrusted to them wül receive pi" ' 1
attention. , , m "''
J. W. BURUMB..
„...B. e. GIIA.NË
m iUiEss & < iiam ;V,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
OFFICE ON CIIU II C II S TUEE 1\
»kt. convention i*, sorts b'juluvaiib,
lünton Itmijß, I,a.
\\ T Y business en'.raited to their care in the pa
ishesof Kast and West Baton Rouge, Kast mi
Wwl K.-ii.-WnH. Pointe Coupée and Iberville, wl
be promptly attended to. sept-.!
, SAMI KL 1\ GREVES,
attorney at law
KlorMii Street, ISnton Itougf, La.
tin I,I. attend to all business eolru«t' d to Uitn
W in K^llito.. Uou. t and then.«..!
I she«. "P 180
c. n. rAVHOT, .
Attorney ami foimsetlor at
O o II II t II ou .S'À" . ;»s 'QU A R E ,
Rnlou ItoiiRr, !<«.
tin 1,1. pradicein the P«ri«besof Esst aod Welt
VV Bat n itouue an«l iberrille.
npt, attention will be Riven to tlio colloctiofi
of ail daim», not©» and accounts. '
Keftrtnresj
v v. S. i ike, .im™ m«nartd, v ncw 0rl j ang
,1. A d. uozikr, V oisin & DitoüüTj
n v2-tf
R. W. KNICKERBOCKER,
Attorney at Law and Claim Aànt f
MAS mail« arrangements ill New Orlean^intl
Washington Uity i'or Uiusuc unslul prosed'ioti
and collection' of
CLAIMS AÜAIN3T THE ÖOVERN MEN'j
Office on the corner of Fifth i>yd Uiurti (Spt»
a0 g8 BA'I'ÛN It' IÜÜIC, K.
CLAVION lî. EVATi.
Civil Eiiglno>r
—and—
CI T Y S TT R V E Y'fR,
Office wilh R. w. KMO kkrii'ickr , E h
fç orner «f l'illlianil uhii' I
BAI ON UOUGJ'., ,-> l-l
11TII.L attend promptly to all pres«irfil iiusl.
VV ness entrusted to li.in. éif.Mni
M. W. JUcMAIV i m
HI'ÎA 11 l''-STAT'E «OiJ-iUS,
Accountants &. (Jener As^nts,
aualâ-8ni UATiJt'^'W, I.A.
JOHN M. TïOY,
Jus lie c OÉ III faire,
HEtO-ffl) Vtti, *
Pni lsli of Knst Hi' » donate.
OFFICE, COK. THIRD A EAURW, 8T8.,
BP-STAIIIS, OVirit tllE HCN' f lliH SAI.OOÎJ.
I-'. A. NEK'Elt,
.lust ire of tl Paire,
WARD Nfl E,
' Office on lïôufovaVd,"Tii Street.
HAVIN't} resumed b.usln' rea '.',V , f l , a '
tend to all business suits, within th,
earliest delays oftlie law.
DU.
ori^JCI' oly ï, a IÏ' •' stkeet,
HRTVVEEN THIHVD CHURCH,
(Opposite Sirs. Jondoarding House,)
,i i ».
llr. II. !,. lMiil.. Im
S UR O K O y I) EÏ* T, « Olr rT 1 ^
offhie on ( OSlTlOV street,
EPI30OPAI, I'ARi'lE BUILDING,
In the rear of I'pal Church,
declT VA 7 ROUGE, LA.
Teeth ExtracttVithout Pain,
AND NOCJMIiUG!
DU. î). h. MoKlTH^pfrf.
fu'l.v announcehe pub
lie, f .a' ht» i> propnre yieansU fT
of an «1*ctriraI appftc, to ex- ~
tract, t oth without p This ppor^w ha» bé«ll
r«p«at»» Il y tugted by land nt»t in a nintrit» lu
stance has there bei-n urev
<'oi.s.i:<rru aüenvy ,
i t, n,uM,« AG t the t; s.oovfmv.
M' NT Ki »II I) t MA (h pi:itpEI'-TV, I.OSSOP
tlOHSFS A NI» CA TTIM » tlft^TilllCTfilNOF
' K PS, Ac. WIM, btomptlv attended
TO WHEN ENTRU8ÎT'» MF
! 1,1,1AM till,.
ice #t my residence,
sep!lu-l t w-it ) B aton rotcï, L a.
A. 8. AltOnEB. wl. ( iibnjj.ljj'.aon.
ARCHER & HENDERSON, j
wr vr a h^) f n o' d 'g 'O M M f sfro.i't
merchants,
A"* !--•
/ifkbäaäi3n: a. m .bjf atpcq i^^j« )$, '
—AND— j
71 ' I»!
PU RC i I AS i N Gr AGENTS,
Third street, union fctonge, La.
M . , rf.ItKi»)'!
"beker by permission to :
Capt. P. P. Pratt, I ('apt Jno. McLean, N.O.
u W. B. Kit h tr»!«on; j H. W. Tftylor, îf; ~
». Ü. LWcW^rith. IIa cou Rouge*.I'M»
Ni Q.
tntl
.1, .WttflMon, *" * 1
cotton buyer
; i'| t- T'. ■ /-lud»,
COM M fl$StOtf> iffißCMlöH',
CASH ADVANOBÖ MA DM ON
Shipments to his Friends in N. 0. and N. Y.
Office Cnrltcf of IjrurH'aSl Thifà SÙtâUi, j
(üsdfrthb vbraniiah bfwkl,)
hi"ix 12 VX'MlM 110 üßF, LAj
SIMON MENDKlSOIpv, i '
djialtil in ,
ES, PROVISIONS,
GROCER
Wines, Liquors, Toharcos, Cigars,
—and—
SUPPLIES,
CoiiMtR i.ii'i v..trejsn F lorida S tkkets,
juriei7 ii i'i'U.V Ii«U8iiI3, I.A.
JAMES J. DÜNDASS, 7
w>r»u*3U^ m BCT.'.n. DUUWI. >
a n o ce it iE s ?
—AND—
WESTERN ! PRÖT)ÜCE,'
, .
in*par-WI116S, ItlQUOr^ Ii «foftCCO &,ligarS.
'
"dtirt KA-KÊmr," j
!,aw,oöitfNwt op mats tEvü#:'»i«#rf,'
liA'ï'O \ ät« 0 «JE, I.A. J
JlU.tTîtf C. BOGEL
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MERCHANT,
AND DT.VLKR IN
'lantalfon ftn<I Family Supplies,
COK, maix and LAFAYETTE STS., '
.iui.Y IS fit A t'< «V ROtlQlA, t,4~. ,
1\ Tj. TE FSPÏNÏTZ,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
RECEIVING, F(WA11 DING,
eftMMISSION 1! EM HAÏT,
FIIONT LEV EM, ,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
tames tä-vx% r *
HARDWARE MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
A^ricuStiiral luipleaents,
Vv^ X UM O O Vv7" SHADES,
w a i, j, p a p it, e t V ,
p\î,LS respectfully the attention of tho
^ puni t 4o hid laric*at»d fxrf-lleno Mtook of fooöa
P- rt lir in^ to his lin <»t m. rc andi^y. lie be
-ipK.'tka n liber il share <»i public patronapr»
Store on'Ihlfd street, opposite the building of
the Louisiana State Iiank. j u yl
P. OTTO,
(M1U.SÜJÜN MlUlCtUiNT,
W HOLE y A Mi A y L> RET M L
D'HALKR IS
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
O KOCE-JR. IBS,
/—AND—x
PLANTATION SUPPLIES ;
VV I N KU , LIQUOR 8, !
CIGARS AIID TÜEACC0,
C R 0 C K E E Y AND TIN WARE,
and alt. kinds ok , ,
TF E S T E R X P R Q V U C E,
lte5eiv(!d per stinfci»K alliios'l rfatly.
F. O ttq respejlfylly snuounoes to his friends
Sid eistoiaerp ;iuJ I lie pub ic-jjeoefjly, that his
tote having ! fen removed tW.'n, it« former str.ûd,
ailjoiniiiR Iliv's Dru« store, to the lurgj store and
wiirehouse buililint;,
ON THE SOUTH EAST ÇOftNERoV TIII&D AND
laüftei. fetmi'^f? 1 /'■
lie is fully p;i'prt®(^ to beep on bs.mi ,>a<, pf th<
unrest sml niost Vnried a!JS[li i trii*' J nrs "T fheV^oV^
irtices to be found iu tlw city of Ji.tton Iftuase.
With Iiis increased and incigaùn^ f*oililits for
bt.iininir and storing inw»h:i!nl!A }jn j s enabled
to me«tiill present and future d.^n indi. anj there
fore invites the special attention ofpTtrchaserS to
hat fact, hopinc by a spirit of aneommrdarion to
pie- ism ail, and to always sell on as reasonable
terms us the st-ite of the fnarkeîj. will permit, to
secure a lib ral share of reHOtai' patronage.
Please call before purchasing elKewliere
»'iglO-tf
GROCERY
i • -»-ak d-+
PROVISION HOUSE,
FLWM'ION SUPPLIES.
■f- • ■ .
* fmui 4 : » -- - - !
B. R. BE CK WITH,
Tirrni) sr., corker of la uitKi,
' • i » BATON KOI! (iE, LA.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND EVERY VARIETY OF
Plantation SUPPLIES.
tltenu it i ( '
83^ JPlantera and others would do well to call
befofi* pûreha îiSg «Jsé where.
bottfgtrt nt highest murlcet raft».
jit1^C-3fnop.
JOSHUA 1>EAL,
Corner çf Third and Convention Sts.,
S fekVON ROUGE/'LA.
DEALER IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
Family and Plantation Supplies,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAN O Y • O O O D S, i . i
AND NOTIONS GENERALLY.
1'iUCJSS TO SUIT TIIE TIMES.
yffy* luring Cnsli. ÎTilyl
-TTT7T7 ■' ill 5 '
M. GRANARY,
DEALER IN
WESTERN PRODUCE,
FAMILY GIWCEKIEs!
-AND- ,
Piantation Supplies Generally.
DEGS leave to inform his friends and
fH
the cash basis of trade. A liberal share of pat»
ronapje -lfii respectfully KoUcIted, üt his stand on
Third Vtreet. julyl
NI Cil OL A SWA X,
f ' DEALER IN
WESTERN' PRODUCE
-AND
family groceries.
om the
ies of arti
IS constantly receiving, direct fr
West and other quarters, every species
cle requir«?i for y ) t
Favitiily or Plantation use,
lie has increased facilities for'ofttiihlne supplies,
and is determined t» keep up aj^tti the ffëmands
of his customers, and to deal with them satisfac
torily oil the flÄOfÖOf qtiÄTity and price—his motto
being
Sole4 ami Small froflt».,'
r. H. irOfflfMAN, well known to our citizens,
wili be found ' behind the counter" r^aUy to aN
tend to tfosiiife«!« culls.
Pl#a,str«irinp in a,t tlie old Htand, neaMlie Court
cusp , ;vher» we shall be happy to gee you.
julyl-tf
i\.„ blu'M.
DEALER IN
DRY GB003, GROCERIES,
P R O V L S I O N s ,
And PlaniWAnÄ Shjfpltes <>( !H'raU} .
' * è » ''"■<« Al, PO,
CROCK ERY, TIN, WOOD k WILLOW WABE
ötore, Cpr. Africa•a.iwLSfc. Napoleon 8ts.,
IXATUN IIOI GK, LA.
JAETER^ÎTNÉD to keep a full and well
JL/ selected #toek.of articles such as to make
up a fir?t rate variety store, A. BLUM hopes to
merit and receive an increased amount af pat
ronage. II«» respectfully invites his old customers
and the public at h«rge, to continue their rails as
usua., anewring' "thefn of his d^terml nation to
pfetfie artd satisfy thech in ev"ery particular.
julyG-tf
CAMILLÜ QUIKTEllü, f
DEALER IN
HAVANA CIGARS,
GiiGABETTAS,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
SNUFF, PIPKS, ETC.,
Corner of tfiii'i^ftftd tTorida str ets,
>■■■' BATON IÎOUUE, LA.
iN addition tô'Msl^^e^îfeorhiient of the
best brerids and oualitiei of all artMen in t\ie
line bt A Tobaa'coiiist, CAMILLO QUINTKRol
keep^ aiso on hand a choice variety of "Notiors,"
such as /iue Vàtk6L. kifioes* Sf <3' vm. , to
which lie in vites public attention, gi#aran^-eing
to piv i e ! srftisf'H>Ston t»? .illV-nstomers'. julyi—tf '
''J) \
fQw
Wttf 1 !
^èjjîr !
tjTK
' :
TOMBS. JIOill'MESTS.
IlKAD-STON KS, m äNTBLÄ, ETC., !
i
Çorçer, of ^lain.aud Çburçh streets, I
july25
Baton Kougc Garble Works.
. t«^ v: *■ - • • • • . , i
J. SMOLLEN & Co., c
j^klu-fctcßeb» of
.. , r.,.».- ; ïllIîf T , , .
IIA I.WM liütOrK, LA« •'
TUE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT
; , T n ,i
IN THE SOUTH,
Keiuoved from No. 10 Old Levee,
Corner of Gravier St. and Bank Place
If. CAWIDY,
SA HL nVCAIKIEIR,,
TENT, AWNINO AND
Flag »7lanufartory.
; j. IMI'ojm.KH AND DEAJJÏII8 IN
ÏÏSW fESC&lPIION OP
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
Liglit and Heavy fanvass,
FRENCH m ÉNÎiLISIl BUSINGS, &c.
Pays strict attention to making, in a superior
manner, all sorts of Fancy Boat and Yacht Fails ;
also every description of Wood and Iron Frame
Awnings,for Storm,Galleries, Office», ßtsamboata,
etc., at moderate pribest:
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF'
CA-lvrF FÜDEHSTITTJR.E,
BUCH A3
Portable Camp Cots, Chairs, Stools,
Always on baud in apy quantity.
ALSt^BYBRY DESORIPrtON OF
American. Foreign & Fancy Flags,
1 • • '
Steamboats' Skips' Burgees,
JACK PESIXAIVIS, ETC.
on ban- and made io order.
Fall Ropes, Slings, etc., spliced and furfifahod at
a momedt'À 'rfitice.' lJlodÈfc <?f é^ery description
strapped.
TRUNKS NEATLY COVERED.
N B.—Particular attention paid to getting up,
in superior style and finish, a 1 sorts of Plain or
Fancy Embroidered ^ijk, tflsgs or Banners, for
Military or other Companies; and also to the
MatiBfaétnrin^ ef<7îrtûir" Tertts, having had much
ex^nriencp in that îfn»$.
AU articles of Canvass will be warranted proof
ajptinist Wt'of nov2-y
TH0S. k ÄLEV Si CO.,
No. o, PEIIDIPO street ;
(ADJOtfrtNO m A whio EtriLDtSO^
OPflCE, No. 1J48, GKAVlEII STKEET,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
OiriuI.ir Sä# Mills, StatlOuar» and Portable Steam
Epines, Ùiriular: Cross Cut Mill mn i . hu -
ley Saws, Corn Mills, Whea,t Mills,
And Roltînl» A-pparatus,
ßhafting Puliies
AhdBblfing.
ail niwcRrrt'Bws or
vi,antaiiy.v «îachinbky and
A G II I C jU.jf, T V R A JL : IMPLEMENTS
wlijkekp constantly on iiand
a full Bupply of
cane cams, planta
tion and r'6'ad wagons,
timber wkmls an d WHlïMLB arrows,
Froth the well known 'Fsétory of
JOSHUA HOOr.ET, WIIEKL,Ntl, VA
WR have conner:tnd with esten^ive Foundries
and Machine Shops in St. Louis, Louisville, Cin
cinnati and Pittsburg, throii^h' Wbittfi we are pr*
pa.TBd to contract for any él|ts» of mafcbinery, on
most fav'oi'abl« terms, and deliver abywhu'e north
•if New Oi leatis, free of freight'.
T«0S. Ii. j BODLEY & CO.
oct21^j| , „tl i . • . : i
JYOTSCE.
r rfIE undersigned have renewed their
JL former Partnership, and will tranpact buai
ness under the Dime 6t STEVENS & SEYMOUR,
at their old stand, Nos. 86, and 98 Comme» gt.,
(ijiposite the Oity Hotel.
E. R. STEVENS,
Per W,. Ii. setmoüb.
' W.E.SEYMOUR.
N ew ôktiïakb, Julyi 1,1885. y !8
PAPER, STATIONERY
, : • —AND——
FANCY :GO ODS.
Warehouse, Nos. !)ß and 98 Common St.
VÏ7E are now receiving by almost every
V V arrival a large stock of
PRINTING,
WRITING AND
WRAPPING PAPER,
PAPER BA63,
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY of ajl kinds,
■ J And FANCY GOODS.
lUceived par steajner Evening Mar and ship
Freedom,-^- ,
41 onset CAP and LETTER PAPER.
4(1 reams COTTON SAMPLING PAPER.
10 cases SCHOOL SLATES.
2oo dozen WHIiSTEK'S SPELLING ROOKS.
160,H00 PAPER BAGS, all sizes, from X to 25®
COMBS,
NWEDDHS,'
PINS,
TOOTII BRUSHES,
And a general assortment Of
F ANC* (;üOI)S.
For sale at ^educed prices.
STEVENS & SEYMOUR,
julyl8 96. and 93 Common street.
. Uissisxippi Hotel,
120... .„,C HART RES ST RE ET ...,12ft
Corner of Sti Louis,
\ st ew O Ii I. B A « S , LA,
-\ fr. ? AUttKFîT, whnse furnished n.omi, Ch:ir
! i-Vx très strati.between St. Louis and Taulouss«,
»«re so weh knoWn, ban just opened the .Missis
fippi Hotel, No. 120 Chartres street, corner of St.
LouU- j i ,,i
TRAVELERS wilt find in the above establish
ment FURNISHED ROOMS, at moderate pHcn;
they may also have the^r MEALS, by the day or
by the week.
All Till meet with that comfort which, for ten
years ha,3 been.found ia AcoaRT'3 Housa.
oct29-3a
N. 0. ADVERTISEMENT
w. i hxi...v J. m. LAPEtr .r*.... < ...,^, bfcothi!».
l'IKE, LA FEV RE k ßltOTUEtt,
BANKERS,
DEALERS IB (JH'ill
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
BONDS, STOCKS, COIN AND J
XJTSTOXTRREISrX ISTOXESi
OFEICE ON CAMP STREET,
• i ir
Between Canal and Common Streets,
New Orleans, X,a.
dec!7-y
i.i. WAKRÏN. T. W. OBAWtOBIli
wiicRGs & (umroitii, I
(SucoeBsors to Warrçn, Giltmore b Co.,)
COTTON FACTORS
——ANDr~ i
COMMISSION MERCHASTS
No. a» CARONDELBT STRKKT,
julyll-fim* NRW ORl.RANB, Ï.A.
R. PRITCHARD.i
[Formerly I'riichard A Piqwe-.j
COTTON FACTOR
—-and— ' ï ''"M
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Kio. 58 Carondelet^ Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
tW - Libera;! Cash Advances and Sdppties ttorJ
nithed on consignments of Cotton, 8uf»r,:4ic., t<}
his address.
References t.- !
fdqda 4 kii .is .i y \ r~' > PlivB, L apeyrk a B hothek
Baton Rouge,'La. J New Öflean^, La.
BugS-Om '' if) vl j
MAYER BROTHERS,
Crescent City Steam Tobacco Works
i t ■ . : : r .! M ! !
Nos, 49 and 51 lafayeite street,
Sales ICooin—TVo. 51 TcEioufiitouSas St.
• _ -^.+ 4 '' ' -I-'
MAYER BROTHERS,
No. 51TCIIOUJMTOIJJL AS STREET,
BETWEEN PpYI>RAS AND NATCHEZ, ,
Sew Orloanw, ta.
, dkalkkü in
Leaf a chewing,& manufacturers of
Smoking Tobacco and Cigars.
$*}, A heavy well selected stock constantly
on hand. V : july29-tf
NEW ORLEANS"
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
19 CHARTRES STKEET,
CTiTo n ' K "oil
Itetwccn Ciuial und (Justr-mhousc.
We have on tftnd and are receivln^'a laf^w
a^éortment of
CARPETING OF ALL KINDS,
•. SUCH AB— , , , .j '
MEDALLION,
VELVET,
WILTON,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
3-rLY„. ".i r ; -, t
INCîRAIN,
VENETIAN, ■ '
, f HEMP,
COTTAGE, &0(,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
or all widths and qualities.
MATTING,
White checkered and fancy.
WINDOW SHADES,
Cornices and Bands. „
TABLE ami PÎANO COVERS,
RUGS,
MATS, , , j
ENAMEL CLOTHS,
Of various qualities and colors.
COCOA MATTING aöd MATS,
HAIR CLOTH, &c., &c.
All of which we offer at moderate advanceK on
manufacturer's priceg, j^>r èasA,, ' ••
aug8-]y A. BHOUSSEAU & CO.
FANCY «00DS ! FAXCYGOODS!!
GUÉBLÉ & GOURSAUD,
1 37 ...c »nttl Stre«t...137
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
FRENCH, ESULISII «te GKRMA.V
FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS,
HOSIERY, <fcO.
WE WOULD RË8PECTHJ LLY inform country
buyoi-v, that we are now prepired to show
them the most complete and best selected ptoc|t of.
FANCY GOODS in this city. A full a Mortifiant of
berlin ZEPHYRS—warranted.
belts and buck lks.
combs and brushes, of all sorts.
THE BEST FRENCH COffSETS,
FRENCH PERFUMKRIE8,
AÄd KID GLOVES.
A full Mnoof I ,ii
IIRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, ETC.
Coine and examine our splendid stock, which
has been selected by otir Mr. GUÉBLE himseif, lu
Paris and Germany, so we may recommend it for
the quality and taste of the goods, as well as the
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES,
We are enabled to sel! them for.
PURCHASE HOUSE fit PARIS :
NO. 12 FAUBOURG POISSOINNIERB.
GUÉBLÉ & GOURSAUD,
i 137 Canal street,
«eptSÛ Touro Buildings
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.'ïtii'ihd ti "•
GENERAL NEWS.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has
sustained the,State Treasurer io re
fusing to pfLy the Legislature in gold.
The De» Moihes Railroad is to be
completed to Des Moibes. Ia., by'Deo.
tf 180®.
A will was disallowed in Berlin,
Mass., lately on the ground that it wps
dictated by a " spiritual medium.''
Iq Iowa 4,438 acres of land were
taken up for settlement in September.
Strong'efforts arfl being made for
rtie*reléaée öf'ejt-ßenator Yülee from
Fort fttlkski.
I Mr.il^esar, a Swiss natuffcligt, has
declared af'tej investigation, that small
m of the carp species have been
foiind in arfesla'n wells two hundred
ifeet deep, i They have fine large eyes,
which- is not fcta «asö generally with
subterranean fist).
The^New England factories are run
ning night and day, and are unable to
obtain sufficient operatives
>v 1 til : ,.f
The population of Tunis iB 2,000,
000 souls, of Whom the great propor
tion aje Mahomedans, about 50,000
Jews,'and (>,000 Christians.
William Johnson, brother of Pres*
dettt J^Hrlsob, died at Velasco Texas
on the 30th inst. He had lived at
Velasco for many years. He was a
fp£cjiiîùpt;by trade, but was Collector
at Velasco at th& time of his death.
_2 . i '»il! ^
In Bangor, Me., female barbers are
atf the rage
Richmond papers say Kirby Smith
tobk the ämfiesty oath at Lynchburg.
Henry Ward Beecher has reiterated
the conservative sentiments of his late
political sermon in a public address
at Brooklyn, Beecher is indorsed by
Rév.' Dr. Storrs.
f i , ■; J i , "\
The largest canal in the world is
one jn, China, commenced iu the tenth
ctntpry. It passes oyer two thousand
tu'ileà and' through forty-one cities.
Admiral Porter is now engaged in
te «stablishirig the NaVal Aoademy at
Äiinapoli», Msrylandi The class of
tuidsbipma» just entering numbers
^ // • ■ ;
T^ie removal of the miscellaneous
portraits from one of the galleries at
ELattiiptoh CoüH: Palàce, England, to
the Cartoon Galléries, disclosed a se
riea of decoiîativa tapestries on the
Walls, which are of the latter part of
the seventeenth century.
" Â li—
bbdgët o# 1 F ün .— The dove was
the first newspaper-carrier, when one
mw^ng it went out and fetched a
leaf for 1 'îïoah. It contained a par
agraph on the weather, notifying him
that the heavy storm had subsided.
'I "Old Bambleboe," was the cogno
men^ Mr. T., of Newport. He gain
ed the title from (he fact of his catch
ing a bumblebee one day, as he was
Shingling his barn, and in attempting
to destroy the insect with his hatchet,
cut off the ends of his thumb and fore
finger, letting the insect go unharmed.
Uncle T , in one of his oblivious freaks
nailed his left arm so firmly between
two boards of a fence he was putting
up, that l^e bad to call for assistance
to get èitrîciited from his self-impris
onment. He once 1 put a button on a
gate instead of the post. But the
rarest freak of all was when be ran
through the streets, with his hands
about three feet asiinder, held before
him, begging the passers-by not to
disturb-'him, as be had got the mea
sure of 8! doorway with him.
Human Life .—Hope writes the
poetry <jf the boy, but memory that
of the man: Man looks forward with
smiles; bnt backward with eighs.
Such is the wise providence of
Heavert. The cup of life is sweeter
at the britn, the flavor is impaired as
we drink deeper, and the dregs are
made bitter that we may not struggle
when the cup is taken from our lips.
;n •/ j fc-i» » ; .- » —~
Conditional Forgiveness.—A
negro about dying, was told by his
minister that he must forgive a certain
darkey, against whom he seemed to
entertain very bitter feelings. "Yes,
sah," be replied, " If I dies, I forgive
dat Bigg ; but if I gets well, dat nigg
must take care."
1-iT" A New York paper »ays : "A person
high ifi authority" asserts that it jg "all
nonsense to elect member« to the Legisla
ture at Albany ; for it is much cheaper to
bay them after the electiou ia over."

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