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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-06

THE CIRous.-Look out for the big Cir
Gus to-day. We presume it will loom up
this time, without fail.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-06
VIEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
FINA NCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING February 3.
GoLD--l59@l39%. Market dull.
Demonstrating, 14S@l4SA.
The stock and uncurrent m oney markets
are quiet, with very little doing.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-06

A LARGE LOT OF
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs,
LADIES' AND CHTLDRENS SHOES,
0fall kinds and qualities.
BLANK ETS,
TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
NIIRIAS etc etc
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-06
E. FENDLER'S
DRY GOODS e. CLOTHING STORE,
THIRD STREET,

II Il u 3 I II Il u T,
Nearly opposite the Bank,
Now offers his stock of goods at small advance
on New York prices, and will sell Clothing espe-
cia1ly ami all sorts Of Winter Goods, AZ very low
rates. The following Goods will be- sold at a low
figure:
FINE SHAWES, HOOP SKIRTS, all kinds
P0PLIAS, WOODEN GOODS,
DELAINEs, ENG. MERINo,
, 1866-06-28

Tobacco StntI.tlca- The Turf-Stlow
StUtn1 In Etnia-DnmaGe by Flood IN
the lkau*ns Ktvcr-Thc Chicago Ex~
cuFsfvnkAt+&

StUIn1 In Etnia-Dama.e by Flood IN
the lkau*ns Ktvcr-Thc Chicago Ex~
cur>iuntAt4.
[epscial despatch 10 the Chicago Tdhune.]
ST. toU1s, No.. June q.
In m article upon The manufacturing iatrteeta OF
st. Lepis. the Democrat makee comparison in The
Frsde in tobacco between tbs years 1860 aud 1866,
from which the following rc.ul1 appears In 1850
,herc were Twelve manufacturing establishments
IN st. louts, with capital Of sloo,o IN 1865
there were -ElxtySuo establishments, employing
tsro m,Ilacrs pnd half Of capital being more tt7n
million and hail IN excees Of lhe capital lnSes
cd in the entire Siata in 1850 The Government tax
ntont on 1ohaeco manufactured In st. Louis. IN
1sG5 VA. F1.171, ,G31, the tobacco being valued at
about J. ecu, ,0t0 dolarr-.n increase Of eighty Ter
etnt over The the total product the State 1860
ano one thon-and per cent on the product OF 81.
In 'he .1ot al the Abbey Course Yesterday, be.
tween Tacte:y-. Pilot, Temple. Nabockilsh and
tolara, 1ackey won in three straight heat.; ume
s::2Shs. 2:s8 and 2..2oH.
AdVices ftomSalt lake TO the ninth int, u,cu-
1iou tnat tremendous soow, hall aud rain storm
las just passed oyer consIder4b portion Of th4t
TeII1loly. The enow Wa5 fr m a foot to FOO! anu
lal! deep, aud on the mountains tntoe feet deep.
1ban three AID half lnche. In depth oye1 The whole
suItace Of country visited, aud serious Ie*hets
were To be apprchended.
1lree blldcee en- The Union Pacific Railway, be.
b. the late dood IN the KAness River.
The cincinnati c1curkton1ets. accompanied by
large delegation OF C1I1cns, took survey OF our
harhor aud The env,rons OF the city On 'nc seamer
Jnlia This nlterro Don. A bonnteous COLLATION. vas
eprrad On board, md toat'e and speeches, and
oan-lns and raut,c. nI1ed the time mo.t
piesran II. Sesterda5 afternoon the party
we're taken to the Fair Grounds, Lafayette
PaEk, Dc. country reaidencs snd botanical gag-
den Of Heng shaw, where they were kindly
entertained bT i.s bospltah1e proprietor and this
morning. they visited the Lfndell Hotel ("hcre they
partook OF IN eleeant lunch), the Mercantile IL
hary room-, and other places Of interest In the
cry; Alter which they mate thorough inspection
OF The Nicholson pavement, which Is now beiny 50
party viii leave for Chicago Tomorrow morning,
tia tne Alton Chicago Railroad, where, 1t is ua-
dertEood. mot tospitabe entertainment Is being
prepared for lle1a.
, 1866-06-28
FROM LOUISVILLE,


poIi1ica1-FscnevoIen Toward Fire
men-1arkets. &c.
Lou1ny11LE. Ky.. JUNG 27-1his mornings pa-
pcrs publish The withdrawal OF Bofdinc aud Seaion
from tho candidacy for the Clerk OF the Court Of
Appeals. and horst The name OF General Robson. a
a compromise capdsdaae- Everything Is now har
monions In the Union party.
i great Democra,ic rally for southern Indians is
aunonnceo 10 take place !. New Albany
General E. KIRBY Smith cr1 ated quite nu enthu-
Siam At the meeting Of the Board OF Trade yester
day.
Enjah Appellate, tust returned from serving a
term in the PcEltenttaIy, who, after cnFttng and
aburinR police officer for h1s a1re.t, attempted to
shoot him. had his trial this day. and Is held 10 an
swcs 10 En- Indictment
Every memoer Of The Fire Department has been
presented nl1h lie and Incident insurance policy
1oE f. a0, through the ncncvoleoec Of on citizens.
antteipatsn. IN advance. Money is easy at from
to II per cent today.
Heavy showers prevailed last night. aud the
Vcn.her Is nOw cooler.
FRAEKroaT, KY, june a6.-There Is great Gu
;bu,satm among the Union men, at the nonIna-
tion Of General Hoh.on as Clerk Of thc State
Court OF Appeals. Arrangements are making for
an Immense celebration meeting tomorrow.
, 1866-06-28
Tho MapncTeChBF AsantvcsAary-Thf
kR3N Kt6uatktaat RlHfatl.

Tho Mapncr.ChBF A4lntvcsAary-The
New krhu@hhak Piano.
In our report o. the pleasant anniversary Of the
t;ermsnia Aannef.chor On Wtdnes cay evening last
omittt to atate that alter Mr. Bautnbach's test
OF the elegant Kaushaar piano. presented 10 The
eouety By stessss. krau-haay s. Co., OF New York,
h.ouXh ht1r ngtuts in this city, Messrs. Molter q
Wurlltzcr, OF No. g. Dearborn street, the Society
unanimously passed tho following resolutions:
WHEREAS, We, the members OF the Manner-chor
Getmsn1a, Together with thelr Kueste. among whom
are seyesa members Of the chicago press, ,ake the
OCCASION Of their frat annual festival fitting
opportunity TO te-r1fy to the excellent qualities Of
the pIanos manufactured by A. KraushaaF & Co.,
New York, one Of which ne baye heart on this oc-
cas1oo: kfchuc-s ard beauty oi tone, and dutabll-
ity and elegance OF finish combine 10 mike them
t1ozt superior instrument: thexefoE., be It
Rtt0{ce5. Taat TIC shall recommend the pianos OF
i. Krausaanr i Co.. for which Me- ers. A[oi,cs s.
WuTlftzcr, s. Dearborn etreet, are the general
agents for the northwest, to the musical public,
aud request ,ue gentlemen Of the nress now pro'ent
TO usc their 1nfAence 10 enable the above named
manu1acusefs TO enjoy The fruits OF their labors By
giving thin full credit for lheit we'll deserved
metlis.
In accord.nca with the resolution we mott
heartily eub: crlha 10 the deserved praise extended
By The society, and surely tho prlisc OF society
composed Of conscientious veteran mustca4ug, Is
10 t1isht ttbute 10 the excellence OF these lnst1u
quality Of tonr; they take front rank among the
maDy pianos now Id the market In these days,
when eyesshod5 Is studylng the plano, every one
Wtd do we'll to examine this ptnno before COM
mencfnr. and those who have commenced may
ind It equally to theE profit to call md sea them.
, 1866-06-28
FROM DES M0INES.
The BENTON Postum Conservative Con-
clave-Ta1k lnduiged III. ftcsolu.
t1otlh Adopted. aud Nominations
Made-A III o3x Lamentabfe FiZzle.
Especial uespatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l

The Benton r PoHtum Conservative Com
cluvc-Ta1k lndulged III, ifcsolu.
t1ous Adopted. aud Nominations
Madc-A uoss Lamentab3e Fizzle.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.]
DEs Mo1sEs. June q.
This Benton. .Cou.eryatiye-D -Democrn :lc.RepuhM-
canUn,on-Copperhead johnson. on.possum-kangnroo-
wax hgper CONVENTION WAS called to order at forty
tavc minutes past three O'clock. BY Bseyet Brig.
Gen. Tborns Hart Ben'on, Jr. Brcret Brig. Gen.
Bsnton called Mickey, Of Lee County, to the
Thar. The Cha1r requested B1eyet Brig. Gen.
Btn,on to ttate the object Of The meeting. B1eyct
Brig. Gen. Benton then nominated L. P. McKtn-
nie, Of Clayton County, Secretary; John &. Lyon,
Of Polk, nominated P. F. Bartlee Of Polk, Assist
ant Secretary. The nominations were cat1ied.
The Chnlr Then inquired Of Brcvet Brig. Gen.
Benton whether ihe organization WIS temporary
OF permanent, and the reply vas that 1t was tenn
pofary.
brevet Bfisadier General Bentou then moved tho
appointment Of COMMITTEES on permanent orRant-
zailon, and The Ghatr n "a sppointe9 J: A. Eser, q
eqmnittee- The committee ftr1reu and during
their absence Hfcvet Br,gadier General Benton, Jr
read The csll for tho Convention, and SAID II wss
DTcyet 11igaaier General Thomas Hart Ben.
Ton then said 10 rare 1he tronb'e Of committee
ennnises Vice. III M % Ed not pesn eIsned. tSat
tuch gentlemen b. invited to ttgn the cali aud be
lhen admitted and he made motion to Tint et-
TIE committea on permanen, ORGANIZATION re-
norted Coi. L. q. Mickey. Of Lee Comfy. Prcsi-
Tsnt- i ~ Stnnrf. of Scnit Corna7. ard i. A.
Ererf Ier s,onn1v. V,ca presiaen,k. ana 1hnsamP
FrTetsries A in lie temnorary orraniE aiinn. The
1rnnrt wrs adon.ed.
isne1,f I,rfo. Gen, Thomas Ilart Benton. IT,.
nm Ynovri III nnurtntrrnt ar cornmfIite or Ave
10 firstt retniui1ops,
M. BsI]lnces. Of Lee County, ruosed to amend
by harinc one iron esch judfc31l District. rcpre-
senfed ii THIS Conrcution On tne Commtffee.
which amendu ent was ruuelched, The. Cnair an.
pointed Brcvet Dr1c. Gen. Thomas na1t Benton,
fr,r: BalIipgez, OF Lee, ). o. Butler. Of Muaca-
Rtcke.t. Of 1oulsa County, Commlttee. on re7oiu-
i1one.
Mr. Edwardf, Of Lee moved that thoso present
, 1866-06-28
Nan ADVERTISEMENTS,
| n S U R A N c E
CIRCULAR,

HheEess. The fafs ot stofSgs o5 PITT olsav Coal a
E1fh Oils, ind thelr products, greatly Increases 1ne
oaa&ef OF t1e In iht ptehes occupied - soefA and
properly seoai-:, Inc also hlzarda The LIVES Of hi
oesupenls sno OF ne nstatan when called upen t
auhdue nze In iueh locality; therefore.
Notfee u hereby Elrcn bJ tne rnder,feuef odrers
AID agents. CndrEFi1sta ofChlcax,, that On md sfe
tie Est DAY Of in ,, a. D. :s va viii moi 1n,ur,
oudnzs nor thsts contents uhers szy Of ihe above.
named OILS or ttc17 pso4ucss by vhat.ouyer nsna
they may Be known. lfe stor.u.
Ih1 - not Intended 10 apply to D1ells1R Polices
where KEr.sero Oil Is used for lights only,
Manufacturing estshishueats, hers II l., sb.o,nt.1v
necessary to Use Benzine. Will receive permission to
keep limited quantity in cosed tn can COT to hc
opened except py aayitRht.
Fer the purpose OF Feailleg teaned Kerosene De:
mstson Will be given TO- keep not to exce.d three Ut
nEc haIre In close tin esu. 10 be drAxu only By day
Alfred Junes, Agent for
no11i11a naainSdI't5s. IT, ihsseesy. iS: e. Se* Fos
Reso1u:e Fire Ina. To-.
Atfra1t{c Fire Ina. Co,
Richard D. Tnn Tagcnen, Agent for
security I'M. Co., OF New Yo1k.
Henry Il. Brnwn. Secretary
Garden City lns, Co Chicago, and agent for
Hops lAs; Co. Il ovtde1ee.
VIM E Rollo, Secretary
HS1San hsrss.ns IL cP Gn4tssso. md sseatfar
Cha{ler oar irs Co. Gartfbr3
!. Farmer, see,s.ar,
Commercial Ips, Co., Ca,caco. md ao,n. for
washington 1n'. Co. New fo't'
Tcall d Fisher, Agents fur
Ycnkers 1nt. Co., New York.
ssa sssss@ea e IL IT c. se ass1 Efz YORK.
Frunefs A. Hof51maxr Qervetp-
Germsa.a 1ns- Co.. Chicago. and agent TOR
FIsaai,n ~ MI au aa,1f F11e "a II; H. eG, a., c
John Janes' Secretary
's '' -''' ~D'"ko'
0nus y. D.oAst n3eas A"@
Home !ns CO. New York
Harmony Fin and Aszine ins. Co., xew York.
~ u,,,
Faiton 1n.- Co., Hev York.
1xsIaa9e ias- Co., :.
Equi,aoie Flle and Marine Co., Providence.
NarIssan,eu Fie1'.nd ,ta,,nac, !.
ma.-n Il, stea-n. .ve,..e
Hsr1fo.d rrs. c.. H.r,no,A.
Htseaem a'nnes;icnt IL, r. e, e ;.
Relief iua- "a, New York.
t1oion ius Co,
o!1neueo Mn,. f"e ano j" H'ne 4as' eo- springfield
Hone 1na Co.. New Haven
T. L. Miller, Agent for
5nte5nanonM ins. ~, n9H OK
Arctic 1us, Co., New YQfk,
f1o1:arncr ~ WWsshipyson rcs, Co., Pro7saeuco.
a:anas Aas,sus IL: L. e, 2, New York
StandAJd lEs Co..
Merchants lns. Co. Provldenee, 4. l.
ut uf.,. r.
Metropolitan fps Co.. Nav York
Commerce las Co..
a,.y- y. H..
Ins, ca. Eotlh Amcrtca. philadeJnbta
hat1on1l !ha. Cos HoAton.
H9rNlcn ms. 70. moi Hicu.
AlpanJ tltJ 1aS. Eo.* ALBANY.
re- rAu,,e
oe vs. Ioa'AAR9 u N0ss AKcuAa I'VE
North AmeIicsn Ius CO.
Malket flEe lnt co.
65fAIystte fHe LIS. Sap =.
CITY Fire lns Co..
, 1866-06-28
FROM GALVESTON.

Texnn PoIItics-The Wheat Crop DC.
GALVESTON. June "a The Union vote is larger
thhd Of thc whole vote cast. when The weatern
and central counties are heard from. Trivts
County. The seat Of government excepting tw3
and p eree SIG for Representative; Hancock {:ou-
keYTatiye) 275 and GraF {un1unl 21s. This Con
teryst1ye yote ii kollu for the amendments, whlle
tic Uuion vote is aeaiust them.
VAIyEsFoN 14ne af.-TEo men were eeflou.lY
wounded eud Another killed ii row u tho polls,
, 1866-06-28

Flight OF Raez from st. Dua1ing0 t0Hi.
lrmeo-6nrrtt1cd Condition of Moae- =
snrT AHatrs IN Jamaica.
NEw YonK, June e7.-The steamer Moro Caste
b:fn.s Havabn'dates Of rhe I'D mat.
This report Of the s2ccee uf the revolution In ST,
Domingo and the f1l3ht Of Baez 10 St. Thomas IL
couGlmed.
Merrapt1le afaits IN damaIcs arc suffering mon.
e'ary crisis, due iorh- impending WIZ In Europe
AID lsifures III England
, 1866-06-28

.R1CuHoxu. June .7.-Pdllaxd nas arnczted this
fortne for posting Ja1nca aud balfed IN the SUN
Of 914CG0, to appear At the Mayors Court to.mnr-
toN. james has not yet bven aTrrstcd.
, 1866-06-28
TROM NEW YORK..

Iarge Arrival Of CI:ars-TcatjmoutaG
tn VIM. Lloyd a1aerlson-SsEclterfD
Weather.
NEW YonE. June a7.-The steamer Moro Castle,
MhIcn err!yed Ut this roet today. from 11avann,
ta= G0ou 0C0 c!eaEs freight, The tarEeet quantity
tets srn anxious TO avoid Tho impending higher
thrift.
The Fbst publishes proposition, signed BY nu
mesous prominent gentlemen, to present Wm.
lloyd Garrison With ssoc00. Is Testimonial Of
their appreciation Of hts past iabo1s. Among the
signatEre4 are Chief Jnsilce Chase. Governor Bull
locE, ex.Goyc1ror Andrew. 5umfs speed, Il. ".
Emenop, Gerril Smith, b. F. Wade. Aenator, j.
D. HENDERSON. Chandler Howard Grimes. Eye,
Cunpese. Williams and other.
NEW ToEK, June s7.-rne weather to-day has
been unusually warn,-el degrees In tho shade.
seyc1n] ca.es Of sunstroke arc reported in this cty
and Brooklyn.
, 1866-06-28

vhiltt The Empire has neither men OF money It's
Z tuaiiou il prreasiuns mud endangered.
In Mtxleo, puch1a End Quereto The FL 7pefur has
ordered draft.
Don salvador Mtrques de Ma,mo, dit IN liz
vana on The I'd inst. e
, 1866-06-28

instant, contains the fo.lowfne:.
"0n Sunday afternoon. Coroner E'r was sum
monCd 10 hold m inquest on the body Of 4 m1n
found OH The roAd IN tho Burns valley, bout three
mile. from town. A jury WAS called, and shs fol-
Ior ing facts were elict.ed: The deceased was a
Norwegian, about G3 years Of aet, who had lett
Norway ZONE lhree months ago, together with bis
!annY, Intending 10 70 10 Fillmore County In this
s!s1c, where h. has a son living On arriving 1t
Chtcago u1s means fcl! shoEt 20 that be left his
'anilI there. and proceeded alone to Highland
Prairie, wher4s he ostained money from. bis
eon to pay he expen.e Of bringing hia faml'y from
b,ck, walking from Hishlsnd Pralrle to Wluona On
foot. SUNDAY VA: an extremely bot aay, ard the
eoms beated IN beexerciEe b. dTanE too fseely d,
cold water. and died in consequence. This was al
the Information eiiclei. and verdict was re-
turned accordingly. Che money alluded to was
found on the person Of the decsssed-whose numc
we have nat learned. The body was inferred bY
direction Of the Coronat, and Information concern
i.ls The unfortunate mau was rent By come OF his
conntEymen here to bis son in Fillmore County.
The money viii be forwarded to tua relief Of the
family in Chicago
, 1866-06-28
MiIIWrights and Joiners Wanted,


A Eoo1 business mar, accustomed to the Wooden
Goods Trad- And Possessing capital. c9a 0nd III op-
portutlty 10 joli htuEe In this city hsEiuE PIES
finn h33&
, 1866-06-28


TREASURER, E. WA1icr.
Directors, i. l.. DeElcnac, n. Rousseau, t. Man
U1er, o. T1enierc. F. Clsmeai and 2. Benoit.-
The day vas ce1enEaled On Tue.d2y by appropriate
eolcmutde7 and festivities. The ceremonies opened
Church, when \ collection WAS t4ken and donated
TO the priest bj the society. After NAYS grand
cinner waa ciyEn, 81 which toasss were p1ooosed,
anorg ohers, to Canaoa thtir mother land and
TO The United states, wh!ch aere appropriately re-
tpouded to BY several OF the members present. In
rho evening taH was gwen which closed tho fes-
fIFItle&.
, 1866-06-28
TOBACCO CHEWER'S TR0CHES.

a wholesome sud n1easspt suss'tsnst fof Te6acco
hfr the yrr thing Ehewer8 want 1t church and the
pnrlor to obytstc splitting. They GEAR the voice.
strengthen ne l1aSs and 5eGulste stomach % H1a
Highly Recommended BY clsEtymen- soid by al
T71g. Gsocesy n.d CANDY Stores: IS centx boz: Q:
rcayIv TO bozepCr3- Wholesale Denot EAMhFf s
VaLLETIE'5 Commission Roo1is.-4 Hl1wan Bn!io' @
n Q5ix
, 1866-06-28

Soc1ErE ST. EAR BAr11srE.-A few days ago
the French Canadians Of this city organized co.
c,e,y fot ii. purpote Of celebrating st. Jean Bap.
ilsie dsy, which Il ceneraiy observed By them as
national day. The society was composed Of the
foIoN Eng of3ces3:
, 1866-06-28

o oek Is complete, comprising everything destsn-
ble,. Remember
, 1866-06-28

burned up. The employees eecaped With slight IN.
1unet. eAve one poor fellow who perlthed. There
wae Rreal deal Of oil among the freight. The 70.
peated explosions rendered my attempt, cYcu If
the hest and smoke had not prevented it. TO entef
The tunnel sbortivr- Fru.n the air &h4tt smoke
and, At 1nteynlt flame. Lliho1gh como Aity or ex.v
feet In height from the roadway 20 the summit OF
the thaf, ,osa.hc1 with sounds resembling The
roaring Of mighty cataract of s7ver, Indicated the
Character OF the coudsg.atlon that WIS running
underneath. It was deamed advisabla to let It ex-
pend lleeM- The fire continued 10 rae throughout
1he whole OF The Day and nssh' aud It vi, not un-
til tx o'clock p. IN, thai II had become sufficiently
-rtduced 10 enable auy one 10 Enter the runncl.
A decision Of no little Importance to the
people Of Tennessee was made BY the Supreme
Court. during liz laet sitting. The c1fe IN ques-
'tton i thus: During The mt 5rar Of the VIZ the
yDasntfs in this case made safe Of eoms negroes.
Before, however, the payments were made, the
necroes became lee, by sartne OF President LIN
-colr't proclamation. The result wsx that thn de-
1cndants refused 10 ray the ann stipulated in the
.eoptract, ,rnu the ground thai the plalnlG III the
-case had gwen Nsrsanleee TO the elect that the
negroes were to bt elases for Tile. md tina: The
proclamation in question destroyed these rights
wMran,ect. delegated N the salc made By the
plaintiff. The court decaded that all slaves puf.
cbared prior TO or during The uar, the emancipa-
tlou proclamation destroying the r3ght to haA
euch bla.cs that the loet must fall upon the pr
tics holding the property nt the time the procla.
uaalton was made.
In the Senatc on the eth, Mr. Anthony
tntrnduccd h!ll 10 establifh certain post ronIes
hetnecn The unlsct s.ases md Europe and TO regu-
late The tnt trortAuch ot mnlls thereon and reduce
the e1pcnees tnGeos. MIR. Wade repaired bill 10
tepeai the act 10 rettocede the Comfy Of Alcxnp-
drsa, In The D'etrics Of columbia, to The Stats Of
, 1866-06-28

Grand Onion RalIy1n Marion County
Indiana Sexte Dental AAsuciatloa-
The Sinking Fund tnTeAt1=xtfon -
Rn-e hail match-yoldtcras Un1on
Meeting at Rockville.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

a rflya0fOoicAL sn~ oY ykRnfAota cos
n ,@ans sssfiy - p~s~s sne - 49, tts,s ssa
rvxFinss ~ 80 ~ sha -. *. A. 80 ri
ks.,n 40 s'.s.~ -lss ''.e,.. - sssy .sr~ =. 1syls
satsnfs ysh - uwssrrsntts ~ ssf1ss III go t~ss III.
s.sss = s.rs . ssy.s ..s '~1sg. - sn~@ issa.a
usfsss- 80 ~sa3 sng- ts~t Skr.s~si ss..saaa s~uf
y 80. ssss..ry y ssss.. = ssg = $780, -,
Als~nT. n v -
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
THE TURr.

FASHION nuRsE.-TROTTING-oN WEDNESDAY,
August l. 81 4 Match for $500; mile repeat
1Ax match for $40 mile and repeat harness. owners
JOsEfH CROCHERnN Propr,ssor.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
T,AsT HORSES FOR SALE.

gentleman having further use for last horses
TOR sale As hne lot Of Trottng Horses YORK.
among tnem are the celebrated Of known
~ tne PATTERSON Team. They considered the fastest
team IN the world They have rotted together
III s 70 ols mile IN 2s two miles in Sif and
No LADY ELLA. one OF the Patterson Team; dam In
Seh queen an AbdAhah mare Flying Cloud; l6 hands
high, years old: trot In S:S0
No. 2 LADY BELLE mate % Lady Ella; dam the PARA
mare Abdsah sire Ethan Allen; years old tot in
No s. Black Mars LADY WILKES: dam star m.rs.
oy George Wilkes. old and one Of the finest
nnu pest young the county, l5z hands high
trot double In $40 and better.thsn 2:S single.
NO Sorrei Marc sU dam Fanny Fern, Rrandam DR..
ms years old l5'i hands hishi promising young
together In 2.45; beat $40 single
No g. Kentucky bred Gray Horse by Pilot; years old
lev York 6ne good gait and improving an the
sound and kind IN every way. -
They win be soil At auction at tho Fashion Track August
ct O'Clock, w. and can be the track one week
box AS0l New York city. "
The New York herald., 1866-08-01

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The New York herald., 1866-08-01

| EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
| THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's STEAMSHIP HANsA,
a. v9n nterendop, MASTER carrying the United States
ght ssu IRON the Bremen pier foot OF Third street,
SATURDAY. August II.
BREMEN VIA souTHAxProN.
LONDON HAvRs. Rsf'eS RffHisaRfYsTa AND BsExEs.
AZ the follow Sng rates payable in gold M equivalent IN
tho nrst cabin, $ic second cabin. sos sO
the steamship NEW YORK. O. Ernst
% s' pssEess poSfsiSES fSRs CO.. No. @ Broad ..rs..
CrEA4 WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW AND
The favonte pssssnger steamers Of
- THE ANCHOR LINE.
KINGDOM. To san Saturday August
To san Saturday August u
RArzs or PASSAGE, sAsAsIl csRRErcv:-
so - ysPoo s Gassow Belfast Derry o. Dusn cabins
Prepaid cerincaiss }roin these ports 10 Hsw Yorf s
10 Hambnrg Havre Antwerp ~, cabins 500 and 30;
FRxscis nXc9osxID Iec95 sc CO, Agents.
No. Bowling Green. New York
TlAPsCOrTs STEAMSHIP LINE
L Steam weekly 70 and from Queenstown and Liverpool
by the following nrst class iron seamshipa:-
BOSPHORUs, ASIA,
PROPONTTs, GAMBIA
DELAWARE, CAROLINA
PACIFIC, CONCORDIA.
Cabin passage )l0o; seeraes, SSo
Payable In currency.
oueenstown at lowest rates.
fAFscoTT BROS. ss South street.
The New York herald., 1866-08-01
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

49,
YriiE ANGLO.AMERTCAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
tLiMfrKD1
OPENING OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE,
18TH OF JULY. 1896
Srw YoRK, July 81. 1864
PROVISIONAL CHARGES FOR THE TRANSMISSION
or MESSAGES THROUGH THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH CABLE
From any telegraph station In America 20 telegraph
station In Great Britain for twenty words including
address of sender ard receiver, ed In gold
for additional word, not exceeding Ave letters.
twenty shliingS sterling per word.
Prom any telegraph station In Amerc. 10 telegraph
drrss of sender and receiver f2i sterling In gold
For every additional word not rxcecilnr nve letters
twenty one shlings In gold per word.
Prom any telegraph station In America 60 telegraph
station IN Africa Asia India, for twenty words
including address of sender and receiver not eIceedng la
all one hundred letters f25 sterling Ia gold.
For additional word, exceeding hve letters,
twoniy i've shiings per word
The letters IN all words after the first twenty viii be
counted aud divided by each ve fractional remainder
will be charged word.
Messages In cypher viii he charged double the foregoing
rates All figures ntsndcd be written
In fun length and viii be charged nj words.
Messages destined for places beyond tho teiegraphic
tam will be forwarded by mail.
The above tarn OF charges has bcsn received from the
secretary Of the Hearts Content and viii be
observed until further orders.
MARSHALL LEFFERTs.
Consulting Engineer. New York