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In the drawing there are 600 tickets numbered from 70
600 There 4S7 full prizes No smaller prize than SlO0
Tickets for sale and prizes casHed by
CHAs. Z. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street, or
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans
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TRANSPORTATION

COAT FORT, SPEED AND SAY-IL
" linois Central Railroad-Quckest route frorUrlean
to New York and all Eastern cites.
GWU DAILY TRAINS lsHve UsrO morninfvening
on arrival of trains and steamers from the sOuth
Time from New Orleans to New York-SR day
For through tickets apply office tn1rleAnB,
jackson and Great Northern Railroad A Caronl3 Com
mon street. RI tunda St Char Hotel g Caeet and
| Depot, also at office Of the Illinois Central ohcG
| NJ HUI,
General Superintendtoaeo
| ". P. jog,
General Passenger Aglcago
B. r. LOT,
| General Southern Agent, leans
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEFa1RTT1a5EaFT
New Orleans, July 10, 1856.
r bJ a ys9pJn to cancel Rs ofaca Bond
Austion ice u Il and for the Parish % Wit
BoDd dated 18th day June 1865 ia the sum OF SlOyVg
signed BY O. vaeton principal and by 9as tod n spd
asGot S ~ 90 tHe condition Of sad bond being
ioy 5e faithful performance by the said o. Vaetou Of his
dqe a. SeSy ve to ali persons interested in the above
described bond to s9 b 8inet tn S Alter the last pnSca
ian Of ths advertisement, why the should not be
e hder my hand and above and the
Independents" u 'D' j. MADISON WELLS.
j Il. HARDY Secretary Of State.
ErA7 DE La LOUISIANA, DEPARTEMEEr DE L,ExEggE1T,
Nouvelle. Orleans lie 10 Juliet 1896.
A TTENDU qu'aPpIicntIOn a etc falite a moi
n par Ysson pour lie cancellation de son ooga2n Of
hce Encanteur dams ct pour la paros'e doresnS
Une obligation datee % JUN 1866 pour la de
et nm ,9asfDr e. j. j. Mascot comme securities chacun
PSI i ia ats OSoH staSt oobddnpGe pour la dee
execution par dit O. yeton de devors CONNIE Encsn
Avis est par present donne qu ont nteresses
uais e i 2i aci tours de Ia
dernere publication de avis les aisons pour esqueea Ia
Dome y dEat, c.dess 81; ce
'i'nlS Us y 1's p''-''D'' ''' j. MADISON WELLS,
J. III Il HIRDr, secretaire d,Eta.
STATE OF LOUISIANA E1EoyTIvE, oEP 4, ,sga
| EE Orleans, July ~ 1863 }
| WHEREAS, Theophltus AHf"q ny has IL. NJ;
w Piled to me for the cauGeing OF his oc bond at
! Auct6peer in and for the pc eh of Orleans, TO 1t
boud dl45 tile 18th rsy Of December, 1868 IN the Of
$1,000 gg ed ~ heophus Aupux principal ard Pasca
is K0beu as cuy the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful performance BY said Ihsophius Anfoux Of his duties
Notice hereby given all persons int rested in said bono
to snow eau % wiring the off OF the Secretary Of ts
within ninety DAYS aer the lat publication Of this advertise
pent Why bond shou be cancelled and annued
Given my hapd an seal OF Stat as above and the in
aepeHaslS' y W '1'l''A ). MADISON WELLS.
! By the Governor:
| j. a. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
RrAT DE- Ia LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L EXECUTE
Nouvee Orleans le 10 ju let 1866.
A TTEND q qua application IL etc faite IA mo
n par TheOphilus AnOHX pour Ia cancellation de son obi
CATION ofcee Eneanteur dams ct pour Ia psros
d'treans, sayoir
de dix mile piastes, sgne par TneophlDs anonx comm
principal ct calls Rob secnrte, la dite obi "a
ton Giant condtionne pour hdee execution par lie dit The
ophius AnfJux de dey0rs CONNIE EncanteuT susdt
Avig est consequence es int
essees ayOir par ecr bureau du secrt
re Etat les 80 ours qui suvront Ia dernere pubc
ton cette proclamation les ra5ons pour lequeLe lie a
obligation ne serait pas Canceile ct auRulle.
D0nne gous ma signature lie de FEtat la dat
cdesBus ct la 9Oene jour de ndependance des Etas Uns
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Gouverneur:
| CHARLES O. HARDY, Assistant secretaire dEtat.
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COTTON PREss--

Formerly "TYLER." Bounded by Levee Market,
Teboupitoulas and Richards Streets
having leased the above COTTON PRESS,
viii be prepared receive and store Gotten on the ~ OF
September LANE a oh-'AA-N
L. n. LANE,
J. HENRY BEHAN.
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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
sTEAKBoATs SAMPSON, EoUTHERNEa AND FLETA
At Auctign.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
H. M vAE soLrgGEy, Auctionesr,
Office No. II Commercial Place
SATURDAY, August 4th, at ~ O'Clock III,
- ~ me AHchags and AuGi Exchange, Royal
~ oider ei tae y > Dct Coat for the sstern District Of
IT. u @Iekios bat soUTaERNER, tackle apparel
S 40 she no" iies opposite Barracks hospsl
geam VIZ cklng boat SAMPSON her taekls aoparsr fur
nture etc. as hhe no" lies opposite Barracks Hospital Third
One undivided half interest in the steamboat FLETA her
tackle apparel &c, as he now lies Gssna opposite Jack
At the paos the following articles new in
the sampson Wareh0use- -
AGrks-J. Z. L-S golers.
2 Cylinders.
2 Pitmans
Old Pipes,
lot Of Old Doors and Blinds.
Wooden Pilot Wheel
Hosting RI, Shafts
2lsrge Steamboat Shafts the foot Of customhouse
Portable Boiler Engine and Rotary Pump complete, at
Large steamboat Shafts foot of Julia street, the
Portsbs Boiler and Engine on the Leyee foot of Julis
2 Large Steamboat Shafts at Magnolia Bridge.
Large Steamboat Boilers at Spencer Fields Coal Yard
Gosne IL Ihrd i street ard Leyee
ny- TERMs-Cesh on the spot in U s Treasury notes
FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, WITH IMPROVE.
ments thereon, occupied by W. B. Weaver, as a lumber
yard.
BY G. DE FERRET,
AUcroNEER-of8ce No ~ Royal street.
SATUKDAY, July 2s, 1866, Mt az o'clock
~ NJ at the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange,
Royal Canal and Streets pub
lie auction will be sold
FOUh LOTS OF GROUND. in the square bounded by
Frsnkiin Clio Liberty and Caops streets dssgnated b
Il Nos. /, aud and Measuring % feet front
franklin street BY ll2 feet depth bewe parallel lines
Together with the buildings improvements thereon
H57 ERHs-0Ge third cash and the balance a credit o
three years Of the purchaser
special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing eight
cent interest until final pay rnent of thenotes.
Act of sale with u Internal Revenue stamps attached
efote Edward Barnett notary public, the purchasers
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RemoyaI-rThe Omce Of the New Or
leans Opeousas and Great Northern Railroad has been
moved to No SO CANAL STREET near Old Levee.
Aprf 26 1865 GEO. W soUIREs, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-LAND IN EAST FELIGL-THIR.
r teen Hundred and Fifteen Acres valuable 4yfng TX
miles southeast of Clinton Five Six Hundres open
Land fine Gin and Mill, fine Dwelling ~ stth eight
large rooms, Store House and Dining Room at and a.
other houses necessary good Quarters Barns { etc a
6ne Well of water and one Spring. Any per8ong de-
srRhle healthy leca ion and at reasonable you'd
well to examine this place.
Apply to J. d. CALL,
On Enises.
Clinton Louisiana, July ID, 1856.
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nNnPNR,s WELL
SPEED COMFORT SAFETY
shortest and Quickest Route to CoOper's
Well.

Running Byram Station the New Orleans Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Coopers Well and Raymond
connecting there with the daily line running from Raymond to
Bottoms Station the Souhr Railroad This line will fur
nish transportation for passengers baggage express packages
or merchandise the arrival Of the morning train from Can
ton and evening New OeaUs and the short
est the Well by several miles Men constantly
poyed repair the road and the popetors Of the ne intend
and by road stock and comfortable eonyeyances
make the shortest and pleasant route to the Well For
proof of which all interested to lNMAN WILLIAMS
proprietor of the Welt Parties Wishing 70 taAs the river route
to the Well BY way of Vcksburg will find at Clinton, Miss
on the Southern Railroad branch of this line running to
the Well which the shortest by tour miles Of any on
tbe Southern Railroad W r. MCLEAN co Agents.
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THE RYDRAULIo CLOTHES WAsmEK,
AND wRINGER

The best useful invention of the kind say
household labor ever Invented.
Has and better recommendations fer saving time labs
and the Of fabrics washed than any ohsr
chine All the other machines sher rub the clothes and
them ont speedily do not satisfactorily perform their o
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There rubbing of the coths
consequently, and tear The washing ia most ra
peteR and thoroughly performed by the action of tas s
alone Send for circular, giving full explanation or esh ant
examine them at the General Southern Agency,
Good inducements offered TO agents elsewhere
sM. BARTON 4 CO.'S,
No II TehoupuoaiSs ltrsSsa
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA


GOLDBERG HOME FOR LOUHSs a n L.
y The public Is informed that the Lopiaana Soldiers @
ready receive he MANNED disabled Boldes
and all applicants hereby invited present talE
claims for admission supported by proper vouchers 20 s
ofhe following named Directors, who likewise autAnre -
any contributions, for the Of s y
from the public at large: Et..tHz
THEo. +; THIENEMAN, President, M Grays1 stress
TH0S. MURRAY, Treasurer, Sc Gar0ndeet street
Coca FREREE Secretary Union sank, I22 Can9l srsr
PETER NJ PETERSON, 400 Love street, Third DstTsEt-
Is. WA0GAMAN, 1888 Esplanade street.
CHAs: A BRUsLE, ST Gsbre P. o., parish Of IbeTyfa
GET. w. AUNDAY, Clinton, parish of East kehciRnR
w; T. PALFREgt Ceuferyile parish Of St. Mary.
NRw ORLEARs May 10, 1865 Z"
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JOINERs's
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS GEERINo VALVES,

And all kinds Of Patterns for Machiny executed with eis
patch Fittings for and Offices shipped part Of
he world. GfNS-Improved Roller Sea Island COTTON
GINS constantly on hand Address al orders to
ANDERSON Il SuHERMEHH0E
Rear " Aan street, New Y9fk,
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WANTED.

WANTED PARTNEH WITH a II CAPITAL
w Of from Fifteen TWeny Thnsana liars - invest
~ TX Ii,bu f1gr bonrs travel from they, and which
proises fne interest on tue investment can
he ndergced n NE CgEsCEFT office for n-uing week
or after that tme at Goyngton, La }. =. ner, r.
xVTANTED-TO MnRCdASTS-A TROUGH BUS
w iness man and 6rst caga Accountant has had tho
etfre coptror OF large commission ALSO grocery
house " hes to form connection partDr bookkeeper
New Ofeans He has extsns We scquaint u Louisiana
Tsxa4 and Arkansas, and you'd abelauence trade
anired Address Energy Box 2g57, rosce, New Or
leans, La with name no reference
WASTED-AN E.GLIsH LADwHo HAS
w aulht for years in the south. dc to farm
engagementtot ach il private family IS accustomed
to give in truGdn in EnEi,h Fl, neh Mand Dra~il g
Apply 70 Miss L L., "oodFille Postoace, q, via Bayou
ara, La.
WAETED-To REET-A DWELL BETWEEN
w JULIA and Wsshngt Constance anGonne streets,
for small family Must contain three ore bed rooms,
Once Office ''' '''''' ''''' '-'N '''','-' $3.50
WAETED--A SMALL oFFIrE-t CARoNDE-
w let, Camp Grayier Common streetStaBe for the
Brokerage business Address II at this ON
WANTED-A SITUATION AS wHMAN IN
w any private business, either in the city ,untry The
best Of reference given, Address D T., ~ tt1es
VIZ ANTER-sITUATIoN AS TEAG-AN EX-
w perienced Male Teacher wishes situsn some pr
yate family in the city or country Address a., at this
omca
KETANTED-TO THE MERCaAETdANUFAC-
w turers, Capitalists and bnterprisHgsses in the
United States The undersigned wishes 20 enn business
He il not, however, Of tn happy nuals, where
salary object He has worked for nott during the
war and he does not propose to work for n any more
Europe has travelled business in AL the States has
ygd IN Nav oesh s Sr op a s %
prefers doing better and knows that he can goods any
Of making his services eqnsi to capital Anyecabe par
ties wishing to establish business in New Vs. or extend
their trade in the South Europe secu services by
his interest he VIII MAKE II pbe them
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noNrCHARTRAIN RAILROA

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE
On and after SUNDAY, April LIST, 1866, the in thir
road will leave as follows:
FROM The CITY. FRoA TIE
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PERSONA AL.

pERSOEAL INFORMATION Is NED OF
L Eugene Wilson, son OF Dr. E. C. Wibf De Soto
parsh La He at he ,rd from in New o. about the
end Of September 1866 Any informal regg him will
be thar ktuy received and the parties giving oeT
ally rewarded if desired by James D. flair o. 43 Union
street. New Orleans, DR. e. g. Wilson, Pie Hill, De
Soto paTish. La
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dividend Six per cent is this day declared, payable on
demand, in Cash, to Stockholders
Also interest dividend OF Six cent on outstanding
Scrip payable 18th March, in Cash.
Also Scrip dividend of Twenty per cant on the Earned
premiums of Policies entitled to participate in the profits Of
the year ending 3st January 1866 The Scrip will be ready
for delivery on and after l5Ih March prnx.
GEO. g. SATTERLEE, President,
HENRY WESTON, Vice President
VIM K. LATHRep Secretary.
WM A. SCoIT, Assistant Secretary.
We prepared to issue OPEN and SPECIAL POLL
CIES against the
Perils of Fire, River and Ocean,
From New Orleans Ports Places the United States
and vice Also and from New Orleans Port
Portgin South Americe or Europe upon the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
and will pay all Losses New Orleans And from long
and extensive correspondence and acquaintance in this city
we hone by close business merit aud share
Liberal Patronage. , .-.-
We most respectfully invite conference with ali persons
needing Insurance. being confident that can make it their
advantage to patronize this agency
| We are, very respectfully,
L. G. NGRyEI.L & CO..
No. "a OARoNDBLET STREE, 'NHNAE GRAVIER.
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THE Creditors of
L are hereny notified that
been accepted by the Court
ors and the creditors OF Belle
further notified that a meeti
place at the Office Of Adolp
r sblie in this city, on MON
10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the pufE
ofsaid Insolvents. In the
against their persons and
Huntington, Esq, Attorney
the absent creditors.
By order Of Court, June e
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pAETN Es<s MISREPRESENTATION

NTs SOEUTTbN-lHk PARTNERsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between JOHN A. <TEVENSOg snd Itt5g
r. DIuBLaS doing General steamboat gsncy and FOR
wardug and Commission sastnoss, toe city Of en- Orleans
La under and styla Of r. VEN8GN 30 gL.9
dissolved by mutual c0nSsnsi from ard Esr this ds
JOB A SiEFEHaUn viii sign too name Of arm In
liquidation. JDH% 4. sTEYES~os,
JOHN ?. DOUGLAS
New Orleans JAY ~, 1866
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUIST ana,
THIRD DISTRICT COURT
OF
New Orleans.
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ID OsIN, OIL AND NAPHTHA, OF sU-
PERIoR QUALITY, for sale in quantities to suit par
chasers, by LOGAN, soNIAT CLAIBORNE,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
No II Carondelet street.
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JOHN A. STEVENSON zil oontinne tbe General Steam
boat Agency and Commission 1usness From; street,
New OEleans, for bts own account
New Orleans, July Is, 1856 JOHN \ STEVENSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-26

AMERICANS IN PARIs.-A letter from Paris,
in the New York World, after referring to the
Emperor's reception on New Years day,
remarks
After the official visits 10 the Tuileries, Mr..
and Mrs Bigelow, assisted by Major General
Schofeld, Brigadier- Generals Schofield and
Wherry held q morning reception for gentle
men, at the American Legation, followed by
n dinner and soiree to 4 small number of invited
guests.
On Wednesday, Prichard NJ. Hoe, Esq, of
New York, gavea dinner TO our distinguished
military visitors, which all present unite IN
pronounciug as equal Ill elegance 10 the famed
enter to nments of the palmy days OF the Re
gency festivals. The gentlemen present We're
our Minister, Mr.. Bigelow; General Schoneld
and staff, Mr. Putnam, consul ut Havre ; Mr..
Gibbs, Dr. Thomas Evans, Mr.. Beckwith, Mr..
Nicolay, consul at Paris Mr. Ball, Mr.. Blod-
gett, MIR Seymour, Mr.. Monroe, Mr. Richards,
Mr. Ehlwager and Bowles.
DIR. Thomas Evans gives dinner party to-
night 10 General Schofield The Doctor has
lately had an addition to the honors which he
has borne for several years as Il member OF the
Imperial household, a New Years gift from
the Emperor-one of the most highly priced In
France-a promotion to the rank of officer in
the legion of honor. The Doctor has been for
several wears Knight of the Order, and was
most agreeably surprised by the mark of Impe-
rial favor bestowed upon him. Americans are
now of those whom the King Il beg his
Majesty's pardon, the Emperor delights TO
honor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-26

TOR NEW K.-ATLAN-1fT
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA- cSzsSExria..
NY. The splendid new side-whcel steamship
HATTERAS, LEWIS PARRISH commander, ALBk,
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY; leave New
YORK every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were built
hey SaVs 'n spendd SALOONS and STATE
Rooms, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. p,p
Passage, Meals and state-rooms included, FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS. ,--
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
at New York, OH the Companys covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the greal
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
by this route. - ,,
Freights for points beyond New York wi be for
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
These ships discharge cargo In New York at pier
No 80 North river, and the Company steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from tho
same pier Goods for these points can be trans
ferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance Is very low by these ships, ana the
economy i'm time, insurance, and condition In
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected at
lowest rates, when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX Il CO.,
lai Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
Richmond Virginia.
CALDWELL & DUNN,
City Point and Petersburg
sc. ELLIOTT,
Norfolk, Virginia.
For freight o sI PMsITTfESGsA SYPkEs CO., Agents.
Office Iron front Buildings, Governor street, op.
poste First National Bank. de 2l-3m
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A New DISEASE IN PRrssIA.-The prevalence
of II panic in the Prussian capital, second only
10 that caused by the appearance OF the cho
lera, is recorded The trichine disease, new
and terrible malady, is ravaging Prussia, and
of those attacked by it ut least twenty-five per
centum die n death as horrible rs that of
Hcrod the Tetrach. Surgeons trace the origin
of the malady TO species of worm that
attacks pigs, and as the Germans are essen
TALLY pork eating people, and prefer their
food only partially cooked, the new scourge
has utterly disarranged their habits, and
caused feeling of intense alarm TO pervade
all classes .-.Neto FORK Herald.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Ia 90
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
' The following regular trains Will be run On
this road on and afterTHU RSDAY, December Fl:
MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on sundays, be,
tween Richmond and Staunton, leaving Richmond
atT45A NJ and Stanton at A. NJ.
A TRI-WEEKLY MAIL TRAIN, leaving Staun-
ton at IA. NJ. for the West, on tuesdays, thurs
fIIE MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connect
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at staunton, Lexington
The train west of stanton connectswi With STAGE
COACHES for Roc kbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm Hot and Healing Springs, and the "hlte
Sulphur and Lewisburg.
A FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond and
stanton connects with Freight Trains on orange
and Alexandria railroad for Lynchburg and Alex
andra. o
FREIGHT will be sent to any pol mt on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change OF cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct to any station on this road where the com
many has an agent by consgning them to STE
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, Rich
mond The charge for the transit through Rlch,
mond. including wharfage, drayaSe storage ana
cnmInissions, will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles VIII De
much less Freights will be collected at destlna-
ton. -; IN, -
Lvnchburg Bristol Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Tickets to Lexington, Va, at S1l.
Freight Office at Richmond closed at r M
II. D. WHITCOMB,
dell-ts General superintendent.
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GENERAL McCIELLAS correspondent of
the New York Times writing from Frankfort
on the Main, says:
The Saxons have been lionizing' denerai
Mcclellan He is spending the winter in
Dresden. On the 18th of December, Mr.. Won
Beust gave party In honor of King Johns
birthday, 10 which the General was invited.
A few days since he was granted a private
audience BY the King.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-26

GENERAL FORESTS BLACK BRIGADE.-It
will, doubtless, somewhat astonish those in
the North who have been led 10 believe that
the freedmen here are "agin" General For
rest 70 the death says the Memphis argus TO
learn that, on yesterday, he left for his Mis-
sissippi plantation, per steamer Bart Able,
with two hundred and twenty-four male and
female laOorers, together with their children.
With them he has made satisfactory contracts,
and designs rendering n good account In the
way Of the staple next fall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-26

WHEkE 10 JONI s. cARLIsLgg-we learn
from the baltimore Sun that ne Is n lobby
memocrn OF the Maryland House of Dele.
gaass from frederick county, where he now
Of hts works TO the New Hnmpshire Histor,cai
Society, with HIS imperial autograph upon the
Ay leaves,