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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-10

MARYLAND BAG FACTORY, SOUTH
H west corner of South and Pratt streets, Baltimore,
Nd, WAKEFIELD, KLlNEFELTER CO., Proprietors,
dealers in Bags Ship Chandlcry, Paints, Oils, Block,
Hemp and Patent Cordage; Fishing, Cotton and Bolt
Ropes Seine and Sail Twnes, Cotton Waste, Packing
Yarn Oakum, Anchors, Chains, Wlndlasses &c:, &c.
orders promptly attended to- sop2S-eodOm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

DIED.

Al her residence, In Evansville, ind, on
the 10th OF August, ie0d, In the goth year of
her age, Mrs ", A, DUNCAN, conAort of
MOE, infant daughter, on the "a Inst, one
month and ~ days old,
Mrs. d. was born In Christian County,
Kentucky, ana la early life became an
orphan, and being mostly raised without
parental instruction, no better instruction
than morality and industry were given.
How necessary and important IL was then
for religious culture. How precious the
golden unimproved moments, on ape
proach OF womanhood she chose for II
home her sisters house, An the little
quiet county town OF Harden, Ilis Al
her married sisters she remained for some
time with uninterrupted health; but dis
ease did come, ana the last OF her days
were no less than days OF great suffering,
Yet borne With great Christian patience.
The second conversation ! ever had with
her. she expressed great desire to be q
Christian; stated she had been striving to
abstain from vain amusementa. and pri-
vately aud publicly sought the pearl OF
great price That she had at first been
converted under the preaching of the Rev
Wm. sim. n Presbyterian minister, and
had been seeking religion aimee IN fast az
she could, aud expected not 10 stop until,
by Gods grace, abe found Him OF whom
Moses and the Prophets In the Law did
write, She kept her promise until death.
expressing In her last moments that she
would soon be at rest In her life, At NIL
times she exhibited no few f4he gfpeea
that adorn the nobieat OF her sex. She
was, IN companion, the most Affection
ate, aud, as II mother, the most kind and
faithful. oh how hard TO part with her.
Yet again hope 60 meet thee,
| When the dream OF life II he'd.
| And with Joy In heaven To greet thee,
| Where no farewell tear IN shed
Two years since, an angelic infant went
10 join the Church of the First horn then
the mother. and then another intant, and
now how lonely, solidarity ana mournfully
do pass my time. They can not come to
me, but can go to them.
our embraces shall be sweet 4. a.
| AZ the dear itedeemers feet
And WIN all the happy throng we will
! rejoice
finger on earth and mark the decay
OF IT'S beautiful things around my lone
! way,
We see it's hopes vanish, ita fondesi ties
| sewer,
Aud IN angulal ! ery, shall n be so ,orever9
Warm tears now fan upon the mounds,
bat not Away. now weave garlanda OF
fowera aud strew them about thairRraveA
but soon we shall meet again, who have
loved.
"Why art thou dlaquleted aud east down
| oh my soul9 Hope thou In God, who II
my stronghold In the day of trouble.
have drank the CUP OF bereayement To Ia
hittereAt dregs, yet Will call upon aod NJ
| long az live, and trust Him TO tho end q
life, for he In nay health, high tower. aus
| sure defender" III, DUNCAN.
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 9th, 1850.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Grand Rally Monday Night
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION.
WARD RENDEZVOUS.

The following places are selected
for the ward delegations TO meet at,
organize, aud get their lamps, before
joining the torehlight procession this
MONDAY evening
FirA Ward7rPsleFo Balz's grocery
store
seoYpd Ward Alex, MaddoH'A
grocery store. III
Thifd Ward---Seeondi Street En-
CINE House, 81, ssastaq
Fourth Ward-John L, Glover
lumba afige] Oh VItIIE
Fifh Ward-Philip Deeker's store,
Third StreeE aHf1Itm
slzh Ward-A, j. HUTCHINSON i
coal dfheesl00D v0nai
Seventh Ward-Wm, Kolle's gro
Gerry store. Ga AEt
Eighth Ward-1ngle Street Engine
HOUSE. sitFFifFt uiflH
NI4h Ward tQql9 JaF adFIll's gro
Gerry store,
Independence = Alex, simpson' i
mill,
Captains Of companies will please
report the number of lamps wanted,
at the Court House, as soon this
(Monday) morning as possible. After
the procession is over they will take
care of the lamps, and leave them al
the League Room to BIO used in the
Qualification after the election. Ward
organizations that have not lamps
enough, will obtain others at the
League Room, Masonic Hall, Monday
evening,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
New York Market.

New YORK, Oet. g.
eofroH- and heavy and 2eents low
e. sse for niiddiiHg uDi ana, aud f0c lof Or
FLouR- Opened dait and closed i0alSe
lower; s5iaii ~ for extra state and SliGs
~ MOI IL. H. o., and sla Zsgl4 O0fof trade
WHISKY 4sfofea eti91, bat prices without
decided 0haftaa! iEfaeGH fHH H4W9ff III
Dnll and dfaopihg. 1. ds,s.f
eaas sge s3sl9g d F4 s1g 49 Pc
shipping naked Western fafioatrrthe latter
an sHlTepej y3ZM9i for DO. ia store, and
VI Do f5r white Western, l'sN 'h,
p lDATS-t1ail aud dropping b5Qg55e for Chi
eago T sssggitse tpf MilWaukse, and Ole for
Woof-Rathef Inactive and scarcely go
fiTn4 prices wifff0ut decided eiiaBeSf 4565
G5e f9r domestic fleece Rol5i55e for pulled I
25ga9e Tor Texasl aDe mr California; Cape
at2seJ Gold Aezia at Te. go. .,.Ft.t. -.
lftE4ATHEEai isi1l2ek sole, ia good de-
fof bnenos Ayfes, light weight satze1s5 70
for middle do, WaS for heavy do. 8zcn33e
for California, light weighlsi H@s5c for
middle do, and sata36 for heavy do. fHY
PETROLEUM = Heavy at 25e. for Crude,
and 40g4ze for Refined Ia bond.
foRK Opened quiet and steady, and
closed nFmefJ $50 lb4s33 ~ nor new Mess,
closing at s35 80, cash sBl O0a8i rs fof old
do, aud go 75m80 % for prime; also, 4,760
bbis, new Mess, sellers option, including
November, al $50 80; ali Year. s2s b0i and
BEEf = STEADY at sl8 COOL 10 20 for new
plain Mess, aud sis OO@z 90 for new extra
Mess, CONN F. iiHH ufuIfH fHH +
DRESSED HeGs-FiFmer at i4l4@l4Ize.a
+ cor MEATs-steady, IiH htf Hfhs hiHt'f
MONEY Market rather more active, at
4as5 per G6nt. ff
4 sfEhLtsG EKoHAhG E--Duii ana nominal
at tUI51da iOs. f fiH fftt fff fiftf4i -fft
GoLD-W Without material ehangef open
ing at t4Ds4, declining 70 l45, and closing at
Total exports OF specie to-day, siss,O00
dOVkRhMERT sfoGKs Qaiet and un-
changed.
FREt6HTs 10 fdvERPo6L-2uiet b 'l
The Posts money article says the loan
market is Easy bat shows little more aef
tiyity, rates remaining at 4@b per cent, for
call LOANS, and bg7 per cent, for discounts
The stock market Is Irregular and depFessr
ed. Governments are arm, without much
inquiry. Railroad shares are lower, and
the main object with many af the holders
seems now To be 10 realize. Illinois Uen=
trail ana Fort Wayne are the strongest on
the list, After the Board Lhe quotations
were New York Central li2sS Erie 9iSz
Hudson l22l Reading il6i Michigan South
efn EkS. Fittsbufg N Northwestern As;
Chicago and Rock Island 1851 Ohio and
Mississippi certificates wa. f,
Foreign Exchange was as dnll an usual
on Saturday, Bills af sixty days on Ion
don are quoted at I0G1s q l07 for commercial,
igo5l9s@ los fof banksf4' 40, ~ short sight
i0b3s9i0sts, t 49, ,.f......,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
First Receipt OF New Cane Sugar
fl" 'n this SensOn.

The eoaatrtrader steamer Thomas Powell
arrived here yesterday morning With nine
teen barrels new cane syrup, nom the
plantation OF Dir. A, j. Sharp, on Bayou
lafOurche, parish of Assumption, con-
signed 10 Mr. l.. IL, Foley. This syrup Will
be- placed on the market this morning
The first receipt of new cane molhsses last
year was q lot OF SIX bhrreia from tho
parish OF Plaqueminea, rece we'd on the I'd
OF November, and sold at VI - per gallon. ~
Net0 Orleans Price Current. H9f
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CIncInnatl Market.

! .IEIEIIWII y CfNcINNATf,. Oot o.
business IL partially suspended to-day
owing 10 the best portion of the business
nen having gone 10 Carthage 10 hear hut
Ter.
FLOUR Unchanged and quiet.
Nothing has tfanhpircd IN wheat.
ConN-rDnll at soc for No. !. T
OAra.-Dull No. sold at 40.
RYn~sDuli and prices dropping. 81
WuIsKY--Dull and not aaleable to-day at
over we. Ia small way a3c. In still obtained.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
CoTToN-Not offered TO any extent, mid
ding nominal at tOc.
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Choice Tobacco 80 owen County New
Crop.

The planters OF sweet owen " az their
late fair at their county seat, exhibited the
fincat aud best tobacco ever grown Ia the
state, for that quality that owen County
always claims pre- minenoe-outtlhg lear
Messia, Ronald & Bro, the entofprlsing
pfoprietora of the Ninth street ware-
houses, are In receipt of samples from
eight growers of tobacco In That section,
including three cutting premiums and two
of shipping leaf when that leaf enters
the market. we eau expect unusual high
prices II IN all very superior Louisville
(DuFiFF.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Notice to Contractors.

October isT, 1869.
pEvHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
- city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until tho 2Dth day OF October,
1860 for grading, graVeling, and paving
the alley situated between Second and
Third Streets, and extending from Gum TO
Cowan Street.
by order Of the Council
A, M. MC9RfFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, October 18th. 1896.
ocH dtd Union CODY, /
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Head Qanrters I

OF the Union Challenging aud Rally
ing Committees, and all other working
men of the party, will be held for the
several Precincts, as follows;
Upper preeinet--At the back room
OF Capt, Monks saloon
Middle Precinct AT II. Nelson 4
Co.'S Auction Room.
Lower Preoinctr-At Wiltshire Il
krapkas Cooper Shop,
Complete enrollments of the names
of all the voters of the several Wards,
alphabetically arranged, will be found
at the several Headquarters, and
members of the Committees, aud all
other workers in the good cause, are
expected TO repair there as frequently
aa possible for information aud con
sultation, Buggiea, Carriages and
omnihusses will constantly be in at
tendance at said headquarters, ready
10 obey orders to bring in the voters,
By order of the Executive Com
mittee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
SheriR,s Sale.
Wy VIRTUE or AN ORDER a

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
- sale issued out of the office of the
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF
yanderburgh County, Indiana. IN favor Of
Thomas Worth and Mary Worth, and
against Soren Sorenson, viii, on t.li
SATURDAY, the "a day of November, 1895,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and
pm. OF said day, nt the door or the court
house in the city of Evansville, Indiana,
offer for sale Mt public auction the rents
ana profits, for the term of seven years, OF
the following described real estate, 10 wit /;
Lots numbers one, two, and fiVe a, 2,
and ~, in Block number one hundred and
thifty-four (l1), Lots numbers twenty zone,
twenty-five, twenty three and TWEEN. " four
On. y, %, and 20, Ia Block number sixty
tive 900, Lots numbers i've, six, seven, nine,
ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen. fourteen, M
teen, sixteen, thtrty-one, and Thirty two
@, 10, II, IL, - IA, 10, 49, 81, and 81. in
Block number sixty.eigbt E0s), NIL In the
town of Lamasco City, In the county of
Vanderburgh, and State of Indiana; and
should said rents and profits not sell for n
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said writ and costs,
will, at the same time aud place, offer for
sale the fee-simpie of said premises.
ALEXANDER DARLING, ia
oc5 W.T. Sheriff Nnnderbufgh County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

CRcuT CouRr The October term
of the VQpderburgh Circuit Court
will convene at o o'clock this morn
" tug. There.will probably be nothing
done after empanneling the Grand
Jury, aud Court will adjourn over
until Wednesday.
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Notice TO Contractors.

OCfubEH ffhs lsOo.
TKvHE COMMON COUNCIL OF FAHE
- city OF Evansville Will receive sealed
proposals until October 18th, 1865, for fur
niAhing materials and erecting brick
stable on the corner of Third and Walnut
Street. Plans aud specifcations can be
seen at this office.
by order of the Council.
A. NJ. McGRfFF, Clerk,
CITY Clerks once, October Sth 1855.
Och Dip Union eopy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
RALLY, RALLY,
IT n 10 N M Il N !

The various Committees of the
Union party will be in session at
the League Room during the day,
aud all friends desiring information,
or having anything to report In re-
gard to aiding us In securing a VIC
tory, will call at the Hall.
The two Crescent City Bands will
furnish music.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
New Orleans Market.

f19Hui Ei HEw ORLEANS, Oct. o.
C0TF0a Declined 20. sales OF go bales
~ Low Middiing at B5@DGc. Receipts / >
412 bales. Tflf No. -
HVaAR-4Fairj l8e for Cuba. 6
MoLAssks-56i96Oc frr a#
m. Y, EHoHARdR- 40 discount,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Oily N11WS.
Let every Union Voter be
I'm the Ranks tonight.
Volunteers.

All persons desiring to aid the
Committee on Torches, for this even
Ing will report to II, G. Catch, at the
Court House, this morning by {
o'clock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.

OCTOBER lsr, 1865.
TKrIHE COM MON COUNCIL. or THE
u city OF Evansville will reeeive sealed
proposals. until the 18th day OF October,
1880, for grading, graveling, and paving
the alley situated IN Block No, Is, in Stock
wells Enlargement, and extending from
bond 10 Ann Street.
by order OF the Council.
A M. MoGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks offiee, October sth, 1855.
ocS dtd Union COPY I
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Notice to Contractors. ,

OCTOBER lsT, 1885.
TTvHE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE
- city OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day OF October,
1890, for grading, gfaveling, and paving
the alley situated Ia BLOCK No. q, In the
Eastern Enlargement, and extending from
Third 10 Fourth Street.
by order of the Council.
A. NJ, MGGRIFF Clerk.
CITY Clerks Once, October eth, 1863.
ocS dtd Union cOpy /
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

HOME AaAiN.-We are glad to well
come home again our worthy and
well-beloved brother and exemplary
fellow citizen, Mr., James ID, Riggs,
Grand Representative Of Indiana in
the Grand Lodge of the United
States of Independent Odd Fellows,
recently convened in Baltimore, lie
informs US that they had highly in
teresting aud pleasant session. Broth
or Riggs furnishes US with New York
papers of Thursday evening, aud Buff
ialo papers Of Friday, for which he
has our thanks,
The arrival of Mr., Riggs secures US
one more Union vote, which, with
that of Mr. Marcus Sherwood and Mr.,
a, r. Remeni who.also reached home
q day or two ago, will fully offset the
Conservative votes boosted of by the
(omier of Saturday
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
THE EVANSVILLE DAuY JOURNAL MONDAY OCTOBER 1866

SAFELY ARRIyEDs-0nr Is citizens
will be glad to learn that our highly
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Samuel
Orr, with bis, wife and daughter, ar
rived safely il New York BY the
Persia, on Friday. He il detained a
few days, by pressing business, Ia
New York and Pitlsburg, and will
not reach home until Friday heAt.
fIe knows we Won't need his vote to
mortaw, s0awe wOdlld have ii.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

q I'VE wash our hands, - Gowter.
Your friends would be glad TO have
you wash your feet also
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

I REAL ESTATE TRAhsFEbslThe f0llDW-
ing transfers Of faai estate wer6 entered Of
record la the ONCE of the County Recorder
during the week sgdine eetebeF etll;
John AdaIa aagHst 90 Jpiiapa Bitter LOT
H. block IL SOUTHERN HhlafHeihenL, slbJ W
Anthony iteis % lfTedefiek hadin, north
west quarter ponhsast qhsfLer, sHA. A
w. i. Hawkins 10 Ghas iiine, part pf
The sopIheasL quarter, q ., u, 40 acres n,n \.
Isaac GasseiBerry 10 Hachei doodwin, lot
AZ, bieek 7, h9ai yell = hrss Addition, s.fsl 20
10, and 10, block a, paelzer's iiist Addis
'i1,, Braiiba 70 X. collins, lot 81 6leek
WI nj Enlargement =. ....s .44..4 rA 80 40
MARY A. Hubbard ~ Mary Ashley, lots
Ne and rs, block /, Hnhbard's Addition ain
eonsidetatien OFF, t,,- ,is e,.t,,,,;,,,kis0 20
Wan. 1ieiiiHan 90 Henry II, senfoenefl
PHI es 81 II a % ohal sg 80
feet on First Avenue, ,t,, s4i2 30
fhlup Deelfei Y Y h .s iPls ah,szl
in consideration OF .r,., .~-.,.lssess 40 70
Philip Locker Go VIM Haiiman, lota6,
aud ., A. Deeker's fiTst adaItl9ilis Ilzfs4sp
Phillip Decker 10 Louis dram, lots a'and
A. block b, y. DeekeP's II st addili0h ,.,.gs20O
T., EiehheTger 10 hefuafd IL. Haake,
70 ny 100 feet on First Avenue ,..,, ,,,f,,, $3.50
Bray A Cooks % raul Denison, l9ts ana
q, bIeek ~. Bray 4 Cookies eadqiFlpn 10 20
sharps's EniHfgein eat ..,, s.l.tsU
bray q aqehs % Iphn fonsli, lots ~, -,
IA, 10 and ~, block "a, Bray q COgke's addi-
ton 10 shaFpe's Enlargement, s..,l,,f,, $3.50
George jackson 10 faeeiiia mollinss lol .,
block IL, northeast eBlareeinent.s,ys.;,S70 800
August rapseh % Ritz hortz, lots IN, 10 20
and III, block 100, tamaseo .....s w 800
DEWITT ", Keller % williamson Crawford,
part af fraction \, block III. stoekweil's EnF
500
julius Maier 20 Henry w, EimdoFf LOT y,
block ~ Ialnhaen a4frt.i,ris m it'a, vi 10
Henry Mailer 10 Henry himdorf, lot y,
block N, Lamase0 u, 30
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Counterfeit.

a well executed counterfeit si0O Nation =
al Bank bill Is now in circulation. They
are an excellent imitation, and likely 20
deceive. The New York paper that gives
notice OF this counterfeit says, in length
and breadth they are smaller than the
genuine notes, and can be detected that
way. Only few weeks ago this mode OF
detecting the spurious character of Il bill
was pointed out, ana we then took occa-
sion To call on bank mote printer, OF
whom we learned that the size OF the bill
was no evidence OF Its genuiueness or 9TH
erwiae; that some paper ahrunk more
than others. and not always In the same
direction. Sometimes the shrinkage Ii Ia
length aud sometimes In breadth.
We mud the following notice in the 1t.
Louis Democrat. Of new arm IN that city,
composed OF gentlemen formerly among
thefnost enterpriAing of our Evansville
merchants; bnl TEL rn tH 81
NJ. Lyon 4 90. are located temporarily.
and have opened part OF their stock or ele-
CANT clothing ut No. 100 Fourth street, ops
poaite the Everett House. They will res
move on the fifat of NoVeHberto THE room
now occupied by r. Mead, on the corner oi
Fifth and Ohva Streets Their stock IA
the finest ever brought TO 81. i4ouia, and
they will sell goods AT uniform, low
prices. Jesse knH f WIG
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DsFThe friends of Newton Mclean
will find him at 1875 Main Street, at
Frank Rioker's new store. oo5d3t,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

B9r Look at the advertisement of
the Newsboy, Henderson races, &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

Every variety Of Shoes stylish,
cheap and durable, at TURNER'S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

Bag- III, n b. Altering, No. 30 Main
Street, have fine assortment of Gas
simerea, Cloths, and Vestings. which
they will make up TO order Ia the
latest and most fashionable style, and
it Is understood good fit, or ii shall
not go out Of the boaae. Prices pery
low. [oe4 DIT
New fine French Calf double soled
hand -eewed Boots, new and perfect in
style and quality, for VI 80 and 10 90,
at TURNER'S.
Ladies and Misses Polish Boots
and Caters, unusually cheap, at
TuRNERa So
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-15
NOTICE rn conrR acnoua

EDISTO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY.
OFFICE EDISTO b ASHLEY CANAL C0MPANY,l 1
oHAnLEsroN, M g. O.. March 16, 1885,
PYACT OF THE LRGISLATURE PASSED At fTB
ID last session. the EDIBTO AND ASHLEY CANAL
received permisson 70 increase their capita
Hundred Thou Dollars in Shares Of Ono
Hundred t$1OO) Dollars eicb.
Tho public are hereby informed that the books for
subscription 70 the additional Btook will be open from
9 A. a. to p NJ daily Ct the office Of Messrs. JOHN
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by monthly install
ment OF Of Five 1857 DoAars each and eyery share
I'D -. II. h, \. .RAVSNEL MACBETH,
7 ~ Seoretfry and Treasurer.
P.s. "carolina Times" copy and send BIN TO this
Office. XII tt,,5 s .,I ~ --'f ~ I,, a March 10
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-08
The Gazette &Go1aet

REGARDING STEAMSHIPS. "A dis
pach dated Baltimore the ~ inst,
says that new steamship line is
about going into operation, to run
from Baltimore to New Orleans via
Havana. The steamship Cuba is said
to have been purchased for this line.
We shall welcome heartily the first ar
rival.
The Rising, Guiding, Morning and
Evening Stars-the vessels composing
the popular Star Line Of steamships
it was yesterday reported, have been
sold, and are going out of the New
Orleans trade, The Company are to
Immediately build four side e-wheel ves-
sells of little less draft OF water. The
four propeIlers belonging to the Com
paLy will continue to run regularly
Neao orleans True Delta, 31st alt.
OUTRAGEOUS CoNUNDRUM. - Why
Is mab ON bis way to certain town
in Mexico, lately made famous, like
an audlclous youth preparing to throw
a sack over the head Of his paternal
parent
Because he is going to Bagdag.--
Nea0 OrLeanS Crescent. t
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-08
NEW FURNITURE.

TUsT RECEIVED, direct from mandatory, per
~ steamer Lndiana a large number of FANCY
BEDsTEADS, also large assortment Of CHI AIRS
all Of which will be sold at the lowest cash
figures. A. BAUMSTARK,
jan30 Corner of Laurel and Main streets.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-08
aSy A Mrs. Allen is advertisin

Ba~ A Mrs. Allen is advertising
in the Memphis papers, to speak at
the Spiritual Hall. Her advertise
ment appears in three papers. In ont'
she is called "trance- medium !" in
another, "trans-medium )" in the
third, "trans-mendicum." 7.
Types make strange errors. The
fourth paper will doubtless speak of
her as transient mendicant |
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-08
GW A letter from Paris SAYS job

gY A letter from Paris says John
Slidell is living in Paris. His family
goes very little into society. Mr..
Mason is in London. Thompson and
j. 2. Benjamin are also there, and j.
G. Breckinridge is shortly expected
from Canada with bis family. Maj.
Huse, formerly agent for the purchase
of arms in the Confederacy, is in
Paris. Mrs. Gwin and her daughter
are now residing in London.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-08
AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS AT

AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS AT
NICE. The Manchester Guardian
{ (England) says: ~
Several American men ofwar are
now lying in the harbor of Nice. It
is observed that the officers sedulously
avoid mixing with Englishmen, and
FreDehmen and that they only associ
ate with the members of the Russian
colony there.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-08

Bsy- A letter from Boston in the
Christian Mirror says, with ten days
Judge Russell, Of the Supreme Court,
has passed sentences upon rogues,
ticbeted for the State Prison, amount
ing in the aggregate to taCo h@ndred
and eighty gears Most of the men
sentenced are garroters.