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Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS 1sEMAINTNG- UNCLAIMED in
the Posts0ifiee At EEanSsiiIesh Estate Of Indiana,
22d day of January, 1866.
HE- To obtain any Of these Letters, the appli-
cant muaf call for saddBersed letters, n give the
date of this list, and pay cent for advertising
HkB- If Hnot called for wskhin month, they viii
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
FREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, at the
residences. af owners, in cities of $4,000 inhabi~
tants or over, may be SECURED by observing
the following RHI4RSa fnn aial43 faFiaK s
l. DIRECT. letters plainly TO the street and
number, we'll as the post-ofice and State. se
z. HEAD letters with the writer's post-o6ses
and State street and number, sign them plainly
with fun name, ,rand feauest sthats answers be
thihected sacdprdinglF VII sB4. AE - -
3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors IN
a town or city, whose specfal address may be un.
known, should be marked, IN 4halower ieft-haEd
corner, with the word ssTransient." "sgvgf9
4. Place the postage-stapsp on the ripper right
hani corner, and Lsaee space betwesn the stamps
and direction for pps-gaarkfn without interfer-
N.B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a let-
ter the writer, If unclaimed within thirty days
or less, written or printed with the writer >
adDg, postgiee, ana Sate across the LEFT hand end
of tie yelops on che face side viii be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate Of postage, paya-
BILE Yhen the letter is delivered 70 the writer. -
SEC. ~, Law or l6b5s ~ FsF ~ 4ssss tsilrt
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

D@For some time past, we have fur.
nished the Coarfer such local items, as
they were in tbs habit soliciting Of
cur local editor and foreman, even while
they were abusing and villifying Us in
their every issue. We didn,t know but
What we might in this way put q scrip
sural coal Of drs on their heads. But
we were mistaken in our estimate Of
their sense of gratitude for favors con-
ferred,and have accordingly concluded
| that We cannot afford to aid in keeping
up their local columns any longer. We
we're mistaken as to The seriptural in
junction applicable totheir cases. The
one To- be applied was, that which
speaks of the impropriety of throwing
pearls before swine. ~ p
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

axsats for Dnpoot,s Powder Ce;. end Jehns9ni
nlaton M WeshfnK Afaohine and Clothss " Mrlager.
a large stock N Blasting Rins and Canister
f9sssT 3sa q alTss' Tss1iA ~ -' So. 81 MAIN sTRSxT
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

- Fl
RSAL EsrArE TRAxsFRRs.---Tho fol-
lowing are the Real Estate transfers
since January 10th, up 10 the 10th inst,
as appears By the. Recorders Entry
Docket Ebert Hl EShirk, 10 Christian
Quinnbach, Lot II, Block As, Eastern
Enlargement. Isaac Casselberfyte DE-
CIV Keller, the undivided 4 part Of N
W. or. section 19, town 6, range TO- IF.
w. Brinkmyer, to Fred Bockenkroeger,
Lots l,s2,g3 9 a. 4, Block. No.,5, Sharpe's
Enlargement. Emily Sharpe and others,
to Jacob Howig,oLOts & 7, Block l6,
Sharpe's Enlargement. Adam Seitz to
a D. URjohn, Lot II, Block 10 North
ern Enlargement. D. Joiner 70 A. Fl.
DeBruler, lot 9, block 25, Eastern En-.
largement. R. E. Strong to W. W..
Urie, 4ots 81 4 s, block t21 Ealtqrn
Enlargement. John Miller to Chris:
Htian Millers part of lot %, LoweraEn-
Elargemeht. Christian Miller to John
Miller, part of lots 23r& "A, Lower En-
largement: B. F. aGiliett 10 G. F. Rose
lcranza lot 13s sbloek 81 Northeastern En-
|largement. Peter Hsberer to Jacob
Britz, NE Fof lot 2Q4s DoHEtie ~ En-,
largement. Morgan and Babcock, to
James H. Roeeras iotssl ,s2e3 &i4, block
IL, Sharpe's Enlargement. Robert
Fergus % Joiner b Laughlins lot 6,
block s, Sharpe's Enlargement. Michsel
Jacob to Benz. p. 1GiIlett, lot@ IL. block
Q. n E. Enlargement. S. Sorenson to
Peter Spick, parts Of lots 164 Il l65,
ILamaseoJ Thonss Hawkins to A. G.
Sullivan, lIollss.I ! &iIs, block 6, Eastern
Enlargement Emil Killcher to Magde-
lang FEiemHthi lot.6 s'PlsekS Sharpe
Enlargement f. Ihlragge to John H,
Thienan, lots 5 4 s., block 4, Northern
Enlargement. A. C. Donald to Caroline
Thismau, lot ,blocd 10, sFdnfth Rn.
largement.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23


MARRIAGE LIoENcEs.-The following
marriage licenses have been issued since
January 18th:
John Caffenberger to Anna Winsell. j
Robert Reden to Mary Jane Mckay.
John Ruston TO Ann Parke.
Fred. Atthride to Maria Wahler. =
Thomas G. Maghee to Mary Ellen
Williams.
Levi Pamberger to Kate Lipstem.
John Heller to Dora Dippel.
Henry Haslsr to Amelia Wolweller.
Joseph kaihr 20 Mary Wellea.
W. Il. Newman 70 Mary Ann Leaman.
David Duncan to Mary MeDougak
Henry White to Charlotte Wheeler.
henry Munsterman to Helena RexiHg.
Ferdinand Kirshberger to Josephine
BotEmeier.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
REoonDrn's CouRr, -six Of the sabl

REcoRDER's CoURr- Six or the sable
sonasef Africa had ahearing Yesterday
befhfe the Recorders on charges of
Sighting and diaofderly conduct on M ain
street, near the Bulls Head. The affray
was quite a spirited little affair, and
hoop:poles and pistols were brought into
fequiaition. One on two of the COM
hataqts were slightly hurt For this
offsnsa against the fmsjessy of the law,
each darkey vas required to deposit
rs and costs, In iheAeit5 treasury, in all
80 90 per man. AS We did not get to
see the Recorder himself we did NOT
learn the names of the parties engaged,
buf that they we're negroes, is sufficient
for alispolitical purposes. 3
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

y PERsoNAL.-It afforded us great pleas
IRE yesterday in grasping BY the hands
our old friends, Col. John WsFosier and
Lieut.. Col Cyrus K. Drewsone on bus
iness tour and the other fresh from the
army, and both in fine health and spirits.
We also received a cali from Stokes
Bennett, the assistant ofathe " Yeteran
Sacbem, from the Wabash, who is also
expected to arrive in day or two He
will be met with a warm reception,
then he arrives, from his numerous
friends and admirers.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

ARATEp.-A whisky shop at Patoka,
which had become soigresta uGisance
that the good people Of thataEillage
could no longer stand the sannosapee,
was destroyed BY, FIRE on Saturday night
last Il ssupposed that IL was set on
FIRE BY ladies'. ItFwas kept in such a
disorderly manner thai. this summary
style Of proceeding was resorted to.
Such. .proeeedings are, of course, unlaw;
full and dangerous, add seldom fully &C.
eomplish the object sought aas u Ii
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

R@ Certificates Of merit, signed By
the President, to be forwarded to the
ndred-days-men of our State, have
been Eeceiyed by the Adjntant General
at Indianapolia These certificates will
be forwarded to the commanding officer
ofeaeh company shortly, for dietribution
as,,rf,,, B A, 4 ra eu1bers. asasaS.azs ~
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

STABsING AFFRAX-A stabbing afray
occurred in Vincsnnes last Saturday, ii
which a man namedpsLibertyH stabbeS
another. by the name Of Dubois, 30 pc
vereiy that bis life is despaired Of, s9sDu
bois was wounded in several places, W.
are informed. The difficulty grew .ou
Of bet between the parties s.sossss.s 81 :.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

Ma meeting Of the Union party of
Knox county isadvertised 10 take place
at VinceEnes on the 10th day of .Febru-
AIRY, for the purpose of appointing dele>
gates to attend the Union State ConVen-
tion lobe -held he22d0f next month,
at Indianapolis. We hope that old Knox
viii wake up this year, and give q good
account of herself. Let her be re-
deemed. sa. .r..e-...tt ~. -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

settle Indianapolis Journal gives
an account Of Il mad cow which cut up a
good many shines on theSstrests of that
city on Friday last, winding up her ca
reer by running into q wood wagon.
Her horns becoming firmly locked be-
tween the wagon bed and the. wheels,
some bystanders threw a moose round
her neck and tied her to the fence,
where she breateed her last in few
momeuta. -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

B@The Vineennes Gazette complains
that the city printing has been awarded
by the Common Council of that city to
the Vincennes San, at half the regular
rates, or at half the rates charged iudi-
,yiduals,- The Sun no doubt knows just
how to make it pay, though it may not
be apparent to outsiders.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

4 sG The New Albany Eagle says il
d pratty strongIy intimated that % large
6rst class hotel will be built in Shat city
next saAson-probably at the Southwest
corner of Pearl and Spriag streets,
Such an institution is one of the great
est wants of New Albany
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
NOTICE. g, !
Change OF Firrn

+ HAVE SOLD NY INTEREsTIN THE DRY
4 Goods, business TO- ~ Hopkins a Co., and in
fefiring from business, i return my SINCERE
thanks 10 the public for their patronage, and
hope the new firm will continue TO receive the
same. All persons knowing themselves ind bted
to win please come in and settle immsdlatsly ly,
and those having claims Ainst me are reqhksted
to bring them "a Immediately. So
jan22 j. 8. HOPKINS,
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

s@- A typographical blunder in yess
terday's paper, in an article on the Ken.
lucky resolutions, makes us Section
al" when we intended to be Nation
al
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

WANTED. young man to learn the
photograph business. He muss be- Of
/ 'gshilsmahly manners, and willing to
traHeis othing but expepsespaid while
learning Apply bYietterfor PERSONAL
lly, u to c. A. .aJohnonsa on ybearas the
sloating1 Photographer, Nswbdrg, Indi-
ana ssz1G ATIax Ina Dmsa9S
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable City Property st Public

lsHE CITY OF EVANSVILLE WILL, SELL
Il ct Pobiic Auction the promises, on Sat.
urdays the 10th osy OF February, 1885, the follow
ing real estate, viz -
The Engine House and Lot OF ground situate on
Second street, between Main and Locust streets.
The Lot Is 20 by 55 feet, nors or less Possession
given on the 10Th day of August, 1866
TERMS-0ne-third part Of the purchase mon
ey payable on the day Of sale, one-third ia six
mon this, and the remaining third part in twelve
months from the day Of sale, with interest on the
last payment, from August 10th until paid. i
Aiso,- eight lots Of ground in Haston's Ad-
difi2ns ON the corner OF. Second and Division
streets. extending 100 feet on Second street and
2O6 feet on Division street. Possession given I'M
mediately. Terms, one third cash, and the resi-
due IN six and twelve months, with interest from
the day Of sale. Deferred payments TO be secuted
by mortgage. Sale. to Commence at the Engine
Houss at 10 O'Clock. A. b.
BY order OF the Common Council
Union copyl jalsts. W. BAKER, Mayor
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

LOOMS --By reference to our adver-
tising columns it win be seen that
Messrs Catch & Williams have secured
theT sgeucy for Ahs ygreatI Msndenhall
Loom, and haveoneiu-eperation at their
bShosE EStbFe, 3rMaihl saeee This
is undeubtedlyo6s Of the greatest inven-
.tions of the age ass slabor4ssviug ma
chine, and viii prove invaluable to many
farmers hodseKolds. i's @s'9'
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

"a Mr.. Coughs lectures, delivered
in Lafayette last week, drew large hous-
es, and proved quite successful. A hand
some sum was realized for the Ladies'
benevolent Society.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

Citylan d State.

" THzEEsM Mr.. Fred. Goelee win please
accept our thanks for late Montgomery,
Atlanta and Chattanooga papers. =
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

4 n@ Il took $l0, 600 to pay or
GERS and men efthe Goth Regiment In,
diana volunteers, al atheif 6nal payment
on WsdnesdaysS ~ @ & g i
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

g9 A FIRE occurred in Delphi, Indi-
ana last week, destroying property to the
amount of 81, 900. diell .aiiisa lsas
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

s@sThs 4osb Regiment was expected
OF Indianapolis on Fridsy night. tits
one Of the oldest and bestregiments ev.
er sent out of the State. =
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

3 bFhe nett proceeds Of the Odd Fel-
low al Festival, held in Eincennes recent
y, was q, 100
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

B&- Wild pigeons are plentiful in u
vicinity Of New Albany. - p 10
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

Z Atcrio3 SALE.-f will offer sale, on
Saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock, on the
corner Of Main and Third streets, FIVE
mich cows with young calves
j23d5t. go HIRAM, NELsoN.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
-COAL.
More Coal Coming.

AOIc COd1 OOmlAS.
NTAVIGATION Is RESUAED On GREEN
I IN river and JOSEPH STEWART 4 90. will
have q supply Of Green River Coal at the Evans-
VILE wharf to-day. A supply win be kept con-
stantlY ON hand. no2l dim
Office on Koha's Boat Store.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
SALT.

/ lNTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL SUP
NV ply OF Small salf.a54 tl3faAt ssaset14F 80
no20 BAIRD 4 START.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

i sA@7We understand that DR.. Kennedy
is very i'll, and has been so for, some
days. He ia altogether unable to leave
the houss or attend robustness. S ssad
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

asfg M, .ssslE.s.s54 so tf y sa zssgpLlft -
z Sesr Wm. c. Turnock &, s.. P.
,Sehwing. having opened Gas Fitting
shop in the Steam Engine House, on
Second Street,~would tendertheirthau
to fBeir numefous friends for former
patronage, and solicit continuance of
the same Gas Fixtures for sale. Re-
pairs done promptly jan20dlw.
sst94SI = ai'ssta .f.sI -.i7s = -.
. s@n The art of doing business is to
sell goods at low rates, and yoa will'find
you don't have any dull times. Garln
has found that, by selling. goods sLeap,
he can sell more goUdR than any.
other house. OF his kind inthe city, and
he Is determined 20 sell .tie cheapest
goods. to be Sound IN the West; not COM
mon trashy goods, but "a good article
that.wilI give satisfaction 4inl all cases.
Soft you want good cheap goods, caII
at No. g., First Street, where you viii
fndathe best thatis in theimarket. On
/ ly six fine oVereoata Ieft,v and those at
cost, as will not pay to- carry that
small number over Issa jan18dlw. 4.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

= 4
e FhRcHIrp. YERHoEFF AND BINGHAM,
No. 80 MAGAZINE STREEr.-A partner
ship notice in another eolamf, Informs
our readers that Messrs., ,VeFhoef Broth
ers, of EonfsviIls, Kentucky, are ad-
mitted to a psrtnership in the old estab-'
-lished house of t. Fl. Fairchild & Co., Of
New orleapss sthessyler6f the ifmAe
after, being Fairchild, Verhoef & Bing-
Ham. During long course of active
commercial experience as commission
merchants, Measrs. Fairchild & Co, have
EARNED a position IN the esteem Of our
community, which ranks them among
thelmost hoBoreds of our leading mera
camille houses, and in .associaiing With
them the widely known Louisville firm of
Nerhoef Brothers, their commercial ia
cilities and extended circle of influence
cannot fail to- command the highest re-
street. and confidence. we take more
than ordinary pleasure in directing, the
attention Of our readers to their card. :.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
..f.a .ff.zao5ce'5nI 5e'5 81 oofhices.


sThs Auction sale of Dry Goods
siss attracting large erowds Of respsc;a-
Bile buyers, and Judging from al ac-
counts, there nexerlwas in this city a
better chance to get all kinds of useful
goods at far less Than Ordinary prices'
and indeed some things sell for just half
the eoantes prices
We do not wish friend Elliott any
harm ,sbut, suggest that !s seems very
strange why he should thus wilfully sac
rfhce his handsoae stock at this time,
anyhow q FEHH9 0WAV
But he must know what he is about.
AT The sane TING I'VE adyise ouripatrors
to go and see for themselves. We up-
derstaEd he has about twelve thousand
dollars worth yet 40, be sold this week to
the highest bidder. Sales at 10 O'Clock
IaA M aAd Q O'clock P.9 N. leach day.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
council PROCEEDINGS.
CoUEoIL CHGMBER,

s-sssslaNH 9sfe z C0UNCIL. tGHAMBERf -
2, 80 ...'ss,'l ~ e Monday, Jan, 22, 1861
Council met Present--Mayor and
Councilmen Dean, Casselberry,s He'll
man, Hoblicb, Peldaeher and Mills.
Minutes of preceding meeting read
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
II LAUCTToN.
10 CONTRACTORS.

Ia Paving Of the City Wharf
TTHHE COMdoH COUNCIL OF THE CITY
Il Of Evansville viii receive seaied proposais
until January 29th, 1865, for paving the City
Wharf Il ta4t
Bidders are requested to indicate ia their
proposals the quantity OF paving in square yards
which they propose to odo.-..----. -s 2
Bidders are also requested to state the names Of
their surities. SSscincnticns may be seen at this
ONCE. a NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks oalee, Jan. 10, 1866, .jsnl7 lOE =
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
BOATS LEAVING TO DA

The staunch, light draught steamer
Phantom, Duncan, Master, viii leave to-
day for Eastport and way landings. An
opportunity for q pleasant tripis Afford
ed all who wish to go up the Tennessee
river.
The Indiana did not reach here, as
was expected yesterday, but VIII touch
at the wharf to day for New Orleans.
The propeller Cherokee is advertised
TO Leave to-day for the WabashsriEer.
The Curlew will make her usual trip
to Henderson an return.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23

EVANSVILLE u. CRAWFORDSVILLE.
aoise NORTH.
g sJpN eff@9 Isass. ATrsse zrvive.
~. .ess5.@ e Evansvills. vlncsnnes. 7. Hauts
Accommodation. 40 10:2T AIM 2:l5 n
MaII........... .....!. ...s rs N lI:47AM $40 N
Yincennes Acc'm 2:SgP M 5:l5PM ...........s
soING SOUTH.
- 80, - Leqve, !. Leave. Ayriss.
= i ss ssil Tsrre Hapte. Ivincenpes. E'ville.
vincennss Accsm 9l.l....... s:s0AM 9:l5 a N
Freighe& a Ace'm 6:50AM l2:30p sos r M
Mafi........ ......... :20P N 6:34P N 9:UT ? u
TRRRE HAUTR & INDIANAPOLIS. !
i.s3 ,ass & 4 ai-sl1 FAoa fEaAE H4urE,lA ~ ~ n
= slgsas stsni . sis 9ie Leave afsl Arrire.
Night Express. :l3 1905 N
Accommodation :l5 A ESQ M
.-......... . ~ II 10
as 20 S:2o
oa q OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R.R.
.sas4is aiAM ~ FROM VIscEsSEs. f2ssk
Goisg East Going Wsr
... go a 6:55
.--....I 10 $50 6:oO
Passengers for
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO
leaving EyansSnls e t2s5a, ,P NJ, make close con
nection with the o. X. nj. b. R. az Yipcennes
arrive at et. Louis at !: 80 A. NJ, and at Cairo o.
1 80, A. n.
r,vyDCpa TANrTTApv o.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
WANTED.
LOST.

nN Sabbath morning. . pocket book, contain.
" ing 500 s. T.30 Bond and . marriage
eertlAcaie. A liberal reward will be paid " re-.
turEed 90 Mrs. G.. Il. Gillett's. Dress Making
rooms, No. Second street, Brsy's Block
JANIS 1w o~F
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
FOR SALE.


.-Tss-s a. To Capitalists. II ~
y A VALUABLE uuirnproved corner business
n Lot on Main street, MeEphis, Team, rs by
$50 FEET for Fffly Thousand Dollars currency and
full guarantee TO the purchaser, of IN increased
value OF at least ten per cent per amman for ths
next three years on the property. Sale must be
effected immeiistely. Apply to
iape4 lw No. 5 water street, EvansviIie, ina.
G,oR sALE-1O.ooo Feet ef Dry n inch Poplar
IT Lumber. w. d. ANDREWS, tN
jan22 1w Cor. Main streets and the Canal.
NEW GUNNIEs (AVERAoE -FOUR HUN.
IN DRRD and ffty ponnds 10 the 1baIs) at Che
loEeaf Cash price. 5',tiIi3E BAIRD START.
lan1o1 a.tsal glisrs Ftetssi 9 s,.ssi s9f
LIVE HUNDRED BARRELS sG0OD. sUPER-
FINE Flchr, Just received and for sale iat
ths lowest market price,. ~ ~ ipi
u. lAnxOtt isaa = fl.s- BAIRD h START.
-I6AA TONS PRIME TIMOTHY HAT In
1tJO Store and for sale By Cox . Humphrey.
Ae- 4 Water atrasts or at the whsFf-bcats as'-s
FARM, coNTAINIEG $50 ACRES, s5
n acres OF which are cleared; iH situated On
The 0hie Riyers about eight miles aboys. snifh
JanlT J. O. DuS UOHET CO.
x9b g1
A RARGE FIRE.PRooF SAFE FOR SALE.
n Enquire Of w. HEILMAN.
''plS wv H7YzFss ysEaE .
as3HaAs
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-23
Por Sale. at n bargain.

EOT SAI6, NJ u lBHIE BIMs
A NO. PORTABLE ENGINE. with q good
n Thrsshing Machine and two coed Oofn-
Shelters attached. by D. a. BURNETT, Lower
Bayou, three mills aboFs Henderaon-
dseI7 d&wtf
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-17

net large. Sales of sterling at 1884 10
1S4k and ls4sl, were among the ,transacl-
tions. Francs at 4 26A, 4 % and z0A'
Bank notes higher. In Northern Iunuo,
the selling rates at the counters were Il to
II dis, outside sight bills at as dis.
The cotton market was inanimate COM
pared to the day previous. Sales were
only 1000 bales at 80 to 34c. for good ordi-
nary, 35 to 86c. low middling and 80 to 40c.
for middling. Receipts for the week show
decline from last week. There was only
a moderate business in sugar. Sales are
quoted at 15c1sc. for seconds. Sales of
molasses, in small parcels, at 55c, per gal
lon for common. The receipts of sugar for
the week have been las hhds. of Louisiana
product.
There was some interruption to Western
produce transactions from the rain.
Sales of Flour were only 1000 bbls. at
"a so for low common, good superfine at
&c so, choice superfine at So, fair extra at
$40, and good extra at 81 per barrel.
CoRN-In light supply; prices stiff. Sales
of $500 sacks at S7Ac.@$l per bushel.
Good corn is scarce.
Oats Market strong. Sales at 5a1<6D53c.
aAY-ln demand. Sales at 1927 per ton.
foRK-Qulet; no change in prices. Ra-
con, SO so; prices rather lower. Other de-
seriptions Of Western produce in good sup
ply, and prices steady.
Freight market dull as usual-tonnage
abundant. Rates low-Lc. to New York
for cotton and IA. to vi. to Liverpool.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-17

LOUISIANA LEvEEs.-We understand
from friend just down from the works,
that Mr.. James Smith, levee contractor,
not disheartened by the late high water, is
at work on the Bass levee, five miles south
Of Lake Providence. He has now seventy
hands employed, and is making arrange
ments for more. His abors are concen-
Grated on the upper end at present. He
has cross levee as gua-d) built from
Mrs. James Bass to the old levee, which
enables him to continue his work. The
parishes of Carroll, Madison and those be-
low will be greatly benefited by this levee
being put up Wckoburg Herald, 5th inst.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-17
apr3-1mw

State of Louisiana-FifCh District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-succession
of Louis Levy--No. 1856.
w HEREAS, Octave Attain has this day
w filed with the Clerk Of said Court,
his application to be appointed Admins
traitor of the above succession.
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested to show cause (if any they have },
within ten days from the first publication
of this notice, why the application should
not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court, this 9th day Of April, 1865.
L. ALLAN,
apr12. Deputy Clerk.