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The White House.

| IWashington Correspondence New York Herald.
THE NEW LADY OF THE WHITE HOUSE
has very quietly taken possession of her
quarters, and as there has been no recep-
tIons yet, and will not be until Congress
meets In December, the public are not ia
millsr with her style of appearance, and
We do not yet hear many criticism or much
gossip. She need not hope to escape these
things, however, as the position is too prom
ineDt for seelusion. Mrs. johnson, when
the President was Governor of Tennessee,
before the war, never cams TO Nashvills at
sll during her husbands term of office
but resided in the small country town of
GreenVille, preferring its quiet and sec'u.
sion TO the gayeties of the capital None
of the Presidents family believe lived in
Nashville during his first term of Office.
Mrs. johnson, iIOm all accounts, is q lady
very much ike the late Mrs. Henry Clay,
caring nothing for city life or gay society,
but finding peace and content in the calm,
unObtrusive pleasure of domestic the life of
her own family circle. Mrs. Patterson, the
Presidents daughter, the wife Of the new
Senator from Tennessee, Judge Patterson,
will, it is said, do the honors Of the White
House. She seems lady every way cspa-
bic of appearing TO advantage in that high
and difficult sphere of life.
THE WHITE HOUSE OUT OF MOURNING.
The heavy black oraperies and symbols
of mourning have all been removed from
the Executive Mansion-as they call it
in dry official dOcuments-and though
there was an appropriation made by the
last Congress TO refurnish (which it |
stands sorely in need of by the wsy-noth- |
ing has yet been done in that line. The |
stray soldiers and ubiquitous relic hunters
have damaged the curtains and furniture
very much. The custom of allowing every
Tom, Dick and Harry 10 stroll into the
house with dirty boots and hats upon their
heads should be stopped. If man has
not the ordinary decency 70 remove his
ast and wipe his boots before entering the
of the President of the United
states, the usher should be instructed to
'ither give him these necesss ry hints or
orbid his entrance. Your correspondent
las often seen rough, coarse men strolling
bout in the handsome East Room with
srpet-sacks in their hands eracking-whips,
With their hsts on, and tapping the furni-
1re to see if it was really solid mahogany
r only veneered. If the usher was fitted !
1r his place he would take care that such
eople, if admitted at all, were directed
oW to behave themselves.
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GOLD MARRET.

NEW YORK, August 2.
Gold is unusually dull. The present.
high rates of interest make 1t doubtful
whether the bulls can hold their own much
longer. Their large aecumulstions pro,
dnce an expectation that the premium Will
fall. Quotations opened at las, went up to
I452, and fell again to l45l.
Gold tonight at 1441.
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THE JEFF. DAVIS aIEETIKG.

NEW YORK, August 2.
Gideon J. Tucker denies having attend
ed any meeting at which was uttered such
sentiments rs are said to have been uttered
st a meeting of JEFF. Davis friends j. at
city. He says no one but q fn~one Dus
ter such sentiments, arse them to him.
seoundreI woDld.,u ButterheId also deny
Messrs. CRtiments in favor OF renewing
thstrebeIlIon in any way wore Uttered a.
the nleeting,
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FIRE.

.ATCHIsoN, KANSAS, August l.
A FIRE last night destroyed the grocery
stoTes, of j. Holthaus and +. Book, and the
oueenswars store of o. Cook and several
smaller stores, seriously damaging the ne"
block being erected by Disebaek and Lew;
The loss on goods is between twenty anu
thirty thousand dollars on buildings nOs
aseertained.
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ARRESF OT A NAN SUPPOSBD 10
BE JOHN s. SUR8ATr.

BALTIMORE august Z.
The person arrested in Texas recently,
and supposed to be John s. Surrstt, one OF
the sssassins, passed Relay Station this
morning, en- route for Washington, heavily
ironed and under guard. He was recog-
nized at the Station by 8 family sequsInt-
snce, and by an old friend who was allow
ed TO speak to the prisoner, and who says
positively that the man in irons is John
s. Surratt. The deposition of this person
was taken and forwarded TO Washington
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FROM NEW YORR .

NKw YORK, August 2.
The counsel for Ge0tge w. Parsons, of
Brooklyn, charged with sWinding his
creditors, learning thst-he was IN Europe,
followed him there and found hum in q
lunAtic asylum.
A.oolfsion took place between two freight
trains near RAvre de Grace, last evening
BY which one man and-a number OF gov
eminent horses were kified.
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YOu can't open your Lips, Ladies' with
ont revealing whether you use the Fragrant sozo-
poSr, or not. No occaEion for words Your teeth
and breath speak for you. The luStre and purity
impaired to the dental machinery by that peerless
Auid and the fragrance it gives to the mouth can
not be realized by the use OF any other artieie
accessible to the human family. 1ySl
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PROM WAsHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, August 2.
The man brought here from the West
who yVss supposed to be John 5: Surrstt
is known, II is said, 10 be some other man
His T cal name is thus far kept secret.
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VOL. XIX---NO. l8 3
rHE PREsInEn1,s HEALrH-
NEW YORK, August

The Herald's Washington special says:
The public hope and expectation concern
ing the Presidents health has not been
verified.
No Cabinet meeting wss held today in
consequence of his continued indisposition.
He is still confined to his room, and no
visitors have been received since Saturday.
Mr.. johnson has suffered from bilious a.
tscks for years at intervals, and the pres
ent we are glad to announce, present no
new or alarming features
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-03

Grand Pleasure ExcHr. R
sion TO Lake SuperlOr.-Szs4l13-5
The new, large and el gent steamer Meteor, Ihos.
Wilson, Master, will leave our dock on Monday'
August 7th, at P. M, for Grand Pleasure A1'
cursion to Lake Superior,
The Meteor this trip viii go to LA PoINTE
and BAYFIELD,, and will stop going and return
ng at intermediate ports.
Rooms can be secured and full informAtInF--
tAined by applying to 70 .,,ou.s
., No. River ct, Cleveland, o.
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FOfiee.-We shall continue selling the ee.eDra-
ted New England Sewing Machine for $40 hut Two
weshs from this date after which we shall retAii II
at 8 original price, SIS. Parties deilfing gOoo
chesp MAohine, " Il save monfy by purchasing
soon. Agents wanted. CLARK BAhhk'
.ngI.qs2 No 121 uperior st.
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POSFPONED.I

WAsHIRGToN, August 2.
The Times Washington special says the
sales of confscsted lands in Florida have
been postponed until the 7th inst, in order
TO enable the District Attorney to consult
with Gov, Marvin.
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PARnONRD-

WAsHIEGToN, August 2.
One hundred and two citizens of Vir-
ginis were pardOned to-day on recon-
mendstion of Gov. Pierpont, and over 300
other applications were received at the At
torney Generals office.
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PROMOTIONs.

WAsHINGTON, August 2.
Msj. Gen. Anger has received brevet
promotion to Brigsdier in the regular ar
my, and his chief of staff, Lieut. Col. Tsy-
lor, of the 9th cavalry is breveted Colonel
In the regular service.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-03

A West Indian pspsr gives the follow
ing as q certain cure for diptheris; Take q
common tobacco pipe, place live coal in
the bowl, drop a little tar upon the coal,
draw the smoke into the mouth and dis
charge it through the nOstris.
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Yesterday Evenings Edition,
FRoM coLURAR- lEADIH..

Special Dispat~ COLUMBUS, August ?.
..on. A. P. Stone, Collector of this Dis
trict, and formerly Treasurer of State, was
found dead in his bed this morning.
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mE PREsIDENI,s HEALTH

NEW YORK, August z.
The Posts special says President John
son il stiIl prevented by illness from re-
ceiving any visitors, except a few with
whom he has important business.
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lambs Knitting haehl1e.-eEs40s
TarUHPHAET.-Ths greatest invention Of the age
N.rrows the toe, knits the heel, complete In one
nIsca. VIII do all that It IL promised to do in our
eIroularS. Gall on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JoHEsoE, $50 Superior ST. Cleveland. ngsI2S4
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i have this day been duly appointed and qua'
fled Executor OF the last will and testament Of
Wallace ". Mcllrath, late of Cleveland, o.
P. PRENTISS.
July 27, 1865. AugS2Ss
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Fdr Safely home in East Cleveland con
tainlne thirty i've acres with four acres In grapes
aud fruits Of al kinds. Enquire on the premlSe''
or to f, Judson. jy2O-2s6l Z. WADE
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county Treasurer.-E. c. Rouse VIII
he a candidate before the Union Convention Of
this County, for County Treasurer. 30 say
-. al MANY FRIENDS.
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IbIED.
- = OoI.uMRus AdEusE2.

- COLUMBUS August z.
Hon, A. P. Stone, an old resident of Co
lumbhs, and formerly Treasurer OF State,
and the present Internal Revenue Colec-
tor, died suddenly last night.
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Peaehes.-We are in daily receipt Of choice
Peaches, which we are enabled to sell IN quanti-
lies 10 suit the demand, al reasonable prices.
,vos.2sa ]. STAIR SON, IFS Ontario st.
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GaIsanized Sheet Iron.-Best in the mar
kst. For sale law by
CLEVELAND, BROWN 4 co.,
tvqs2ss rs, q, % and 81 MerWin st.
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Removal We have removed our Sewing Ma
chine Rooms to No. III Superior street, over First
National Bank.
Augl.2S4 u. W. OhV"E Eli T" We
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DnArH OF BYKON DERNAN.

PRovIlEScE, Z. I,r Aag.-A =,
Hon. Byron DerHAn, formerly GS.vernor
Of this State, died st Ms residence ia Bris-
tOl last evening, aged 20 years.
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cents Linen Shirts and Merino Shirts ana
Drawers will be closed out less than cost OF kAu-
mans. 10 Public Square, near the Court House.
;,1yOQ.QQ2
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Cholera l-Dr. Hughes Remedy prepared and
sold by h PARSONS, Druggist, l46 Ontario st.
auRl:232
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Wanted TO Rent A House suitable for
small family, within twenty minutes walk Of the
Post Office. Address A. B @ q, Box l40, Cleveland,
Ohio. Aug2:23S
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q. A. BOyntOn, n. h., Physician and Sur
econ. once 80 Pearl street. Cleveland, o. once
bour, from to s1k A. NJ, from to and q to
n n jyl4:2S6
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q, ls6l

Two Hundred NOzen white Linen
Shirt BosomS received this day.
NJ. HALLE CO.,
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How Mcclellan got the Chief Com.
mamd.--Glen. Grants War Horse.
The Rnstnn Lo.lra,nps Naur Yorl- n..--.-


! How Mcclellan got the Chief Com.
mand---Gen- Grants War Horse.
The Boston Journals New York cores
pondent writes:
It may be interesting TO know how Gen.
Mcclellan obtained the supreme command.
The disaster st Bull Run came on the ns-
tion like an avalanche. A distinguished
citizen of New York wss in Washington
the day after. The army was without s
head, and completely demoralized. Beau
regard could have msrched into Washing
ton at any moment, had it pleased ProVi-
dence. The gentleman met ThurlOw
Weed on the sidewalk st an early hour in
the morning. Addressing Thurlow, he
said: Washington is not safe. The srmy
is mob; it has no leader; and whist is to
be dOner What do you prOpose2' said
the sstute statesman, unwilling to commit
himself The reply was: The army must
have leader. George B. Mcclellan is the
only man who has any eclst, or so far has
tell the Governor that p said Mr..
Weed (the name by which Mr.. Sew
ard is fsmilisrly known in Washing
tom The Governor cross questioned him
sharply, What do you know about
Mcclellan 2" allow do you know The
public hsYe confidence in him 2s3rsa3- 3-Ti MA
do you know he gained dvsre s5 ones He
" MesIeIn 9s;s Virgins power to do with the
McOleiisga .sg would. He could form such
LS2ps, 9ps break the army up, do whatever no
pleased under the terms made with the
War Department. One night the gentle.
man above referred TO, just IS he was going
to bed, was called upon in New York by
stranger. He was citizen Of Illinois,
man of position. He wss a personal
friend Of Mcclellan, and had been con-
nected with him ia the Western railroads
He smoke of him as 8 man Of ability and
integrity; but easily duped by designing
men, and unfortunate in the ehoics of in
struments to do his will. Said the gentle
man:
HHe is forming a corps fo- secret service.
He has put at the head of it one OF the
most unprincipled men in the country
he has defraudsd the Western railroads
out of 800 900. The name be goes by il
the army is not his real nsme-snd Nc
Clellan will have no success while this man
is st the head of his corps. You must 60
to General Mcclellan, and tell him he
must dismiss that man forthwith. The
gentleman declined on the ground that he
did not know Genelal Mcclellan. The
stranger replied; at was on your recon-
mendstion That he was appointed" The
Illinois gentleman was right. No success
followed. Mcclellan complained that all
his plans we're known to the enemy before
he was ready to execute them. A change
was demanded. 1t could only be made by
a change in the War Department Tore
Ieve the Government Cameron went out,
and Stanton, who had nerve enough TO
break the compact came in.
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KRW STYLE GOLD EAR-DROP-
/ NA COWLE5 q co.'s,
myS Isl Weddsl H0Usa,
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NUARDIAN'S SALE-ID pursuance
" OF order Of ths Prob4te Court, 10 and for the
C.unty Of CuyAhoga In the stste OF Ohio, 1 will
sell at public vendne, at the door Of the Court
House. 10 the city Of Cleveland on the 7th day Of
August, 1866, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following de
scrbed real estate. 20 wit: siiuat5 in the city OF
OieVeladd, OuyAbOgR County, { hiO, being sub-lct
No. 5S7 in Barber Lords allotment IN said city,
formerly Ohio City, being 50 feet front on Bridge
stree aud running back Of equal width to an al
lyi subject TO the payment Of Sc per snnum 70
Engins Rademsksr aad the dover interest Of
Amelia Yrsman
Appraised at S7'6 90.
Terms OF sale-s5OO on the day Of sale, snd the
balance in three years, with interest annually 70
be secured by mortgage on the premises
JOHN d. N GSKER,
Guardian Of the Minors OF William VTemAn, decd.
aup1.l92
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pUBLISHED THIS DAY.
New PIanO.POrte OOmnnsIfInns.

The Celebrated Pianist and OOmp-s>r
We are hsPpy-tO announce 20 the musical public
that We have purchased OF Mr.. james M Wehli the
manuscripts Of several of hts best and popular
NEW COMPOST. OHS,
Which have been is.usd in the beat style. The fol-
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his recent tour through the United states.
They will be found very brilliant and pleasing,
and Of abOut the oe difhculty as GOftsehalk
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VIRGINIA. MATTERS.

WASHINGTON AugLsb Z.
Governor Pierpont has addressed no
tee to the justices of the county courts OF
Virginia saying he has information that IN
a number of counties in the State persons
have been elected to Offices of Common.
wealth Attorney, Sheriff. Commissioner OF
Revenue, Clerk of Court, and. in some IN
stances Justice of the Peace, who are dis
qualified by clause of the Constitution
which excludes from voting or holding
offices any persons who have held any
l,ofica under or been member of any so
Ec.,led Confederate Congress or Legislature
| The Justices are directed to consider al
| Offices above referred to to, which persons
50 disqualified shAll have been elected Va
cant and to order elections immediAteiy =
All such vacancies.
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.

R~Patients can be accommodated with
Board at the Cure. le9:R4
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Gold 144L.
Old Five-twenties, 1853; New York
Central, 9lH; Erie, $50; Hudson, lib 4;
Pittsburgh, SO; Rock Island, 1OS; North
western, preferred, 81.
Market steady and dull.
Gold active and firm.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-26
nov28

State of Leuisiana-Parisho of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 582-William Blackie VS.. John Nc
Kinsie. 1853 'fE ~ Ia}t's8I.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and
I'D sale to me directed from the Honora-
BILE the Fifth Judicial District Court, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, have seized
and will expose to public sale at the Court
House door in the city Of Baton Rouge on
Saturday. the 9Th day OF January next
A. D., 1865, at u O'Clock, M, of said day,
the following mortgaged property, to-wit !:
A certain LOT Of GROUND, with all
the buildingsiand improvements thereon,
situated In that part of the City of Baton
Rouge, called HALLS Row, and designated
on the plan thereof as lot No. ~, nine,
measuring {21 twenty-one feet on Lafay-
cite street, BY (4o) forty IN depth on North
street, being the same property purchased
BY the present mortgager, from William
B. Roberts, per act before Sam, Skolfield,
Recorder, dated 25th of September, 1855. o
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above cause together with interests
and costs. =
Terms of sale--eash in D. 8. Treasury
Notes with the benefit Of appraisement.
aFasa A. j. BOGAN,i
nov2s i Deputy Sheriff
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POSTPONED SALE.


State of Louisiana--Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 677--Probate--In the matter of the
succession of Roland McCullom, decd.
DY, VIRTUE of commission to me
ID directed from the Honorable Judge
of the Fifth Judicial District Court, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, and will ex-
pose to public sale on %#'
Wednesday, the 18th January next,
A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock, M, on the plan
tation where the deceased last resided,
about thirteen miles from the city of Baton
Rouge, on the Jones Creek Road, in said
parish, the following described property,
belonging to said estate, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of LAND, con-
tanning six hundred and forty (640) acres,
bounded North by lands of VIM. s. Pike;
West by Brogden, Henry and Mrs. ALLAN
South by Phillips and Lacey; East by Har-
ris and Sims, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon,
Terms of sale-on credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to furnish his bond
with approved security, bearing eight per
cent interest from The day of sale until
paid, mortgage retained on the property
80 Id until the full and final payment of
said bond. .......
~. hogan,
dee13 Deputy Sheriff.
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,SHERIFF'S SALES.


State of Louisiana--Pa Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
/ No T60L Probate-In the matter of the
succession Of Lucy Morgan, deceased.
EDYs VIRTHE-of commission issned and
If,lFl, To me directed from the Hon. Seventh
judicial District Court, OF the Parish and
State aforesaid, will expose to uublic
sale At the Court House door, in the city
Of Baton Rouge, on + r. gfDn6Tf
Wednesday,. the nth of january rsext,
a, p, 1855, at II o'clock, A. M, of said
day, the following described property, to-
wit: QaIGl3Y sYafl9tiYfi4f - -.
!, The TRACT of LAND, on which de-
ceased last resided, in this Parish contain
ing four hundred and eighty (4sO acres
more or less with all the buildings ana i'm
provtnents thereunto belonging bounded
on the North by lands of Rachel Morgan:
East by Amite River South by Alexander
Courtney, and West by another tract be-
longing to the succession.
7 Another TRACT containing one hun
dred and sixty (160) acres, with all The
buildings and impro vements and appur
tenances thereunto belonging, and bound
cd on the North by Mis-. r. Morgan and on
the East by the above described tract !:
South by Alexander Courtney, and West
by John v. Morgan.
Terms of sale--on q credit of one and
two years from the day of sale, the pur-
chaser to give his notes with approved Sc
cuflty and mortgage on the land until full
and final payment. Said notes to bear
eight per cent. interest from maturity till
lpaid.y 1fialiH ED. COUsINARD,
decl4 Sheriff.
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State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 806-Probate-In the matter of the
succession of Rodolphe w. Umberhagan,
deceased.
DY VIRTUE of commission issued and
~ to me directed from the Hon. Judge Of
the Fifth Judicial District Court, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, will expose to
public sale at the Court House door in the
City of Baton Rouge, on
Monday, the 22d day OF January, next,
A. D.. 1866, at IL o'clock, M, of said day,
the following described property, to-wit :
A certain lot of GROUND situated in
that part Of the city Of Baton Rouge laid
out by Gilbert Leonard and designated on
the plan thereof, as lot No. 4, of Square
No. S, having front of so feet on North
Boulevard, by depth of 100 feet on ST..
Charles street, being q corner lot, and the
same acquired by the deceased from Jacob
Baum, by act in Book T, Of folio 1872, of
Notarial Acts, the 18th February, A. D
1852, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale cash, in U. 8. Treasury
Notes. ED. COUSINARD,
dec19 Sheriff.