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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Nsw BUILDINGS. Hon. B. Overlook IL
putting up : store room on Richmond ave-
nue., one door north Of tho Minnesota
House; size, OK 81, two stories high ).
Wolfgang Eich, builder. Il will be COM
pleted about the first Of September. Mr..
y. intends occupying it Is store.
b Mr.. G. Huber is erecting dwelling
house about one square back Of TIM DEn-
ooRAr Office. Its % 80, with an 4 Is Z
y, and two stories high. A. E. Hussey,
builder. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

CLormNa. Burbank Bros. have just re-
ceivsd . fresh invoice Of that splendid
ready-mads clothing, II embraces the
latest styles, 81 coats, pants and vests, "a
rying in texture Of goods from the most
substantial to the finest brosdoloth, and
q low figures. The clothing brought BY
this firm Is considered almost, il not quite,
90 good g custom work. BE. PRES @.ssg 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09
n s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u !. n ~ August 7th, 1866.

10 L0Mpe0N EeNoe AID NORMAN B. FyOveS:
u SINS: You and each of you are hereby notified that
on the 22D DAY or SEPTRMBKR, 1865, ct 10
o'clock in forenoon Of sad day, shall appear ct the
o. 8. Land Ones, at st. Cloud, Mimi, and offer proof
section 2, and = Il NV section II, township III
range "a, upon witch / hled my Deelaratory State.
msnt No 26l5, On the IA Day q March, 1856, and
81 ana ~ ANDREW ~ CANNON
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Our friend, viii Kinkead, chief clerk
in the War Department, has favored us with
. number of official documents pertaining
20 that Department.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

SHOOK HIS TEETH oUT.-John Dorr
drives on the Abercrombie route from st:
Cloud to the stYankee Dhtchman's." Every
body knows John; he is . good fellow and
. good driver. One day last week, while
coming in, one or two Of the passengers
complained that they were making slow
progress. john bided his time, and COM
ing to .: stlmpy and. veil corduroyed
place put his team to their psoss. The
coach jumped and the complainers
bumped; the springs cracked together, and
50 did the complsiners' heads; until, at
one terrible jolt, all Of the upper teeth Of
one Of the poor fellows fell out Of the coach,
on to the ground, and under the Wheel
literally shaken ont Of his head. It was
possibly some comfort to the individual
that they were false teeth. and he could get
anew set; but We doubt very much if he
ever again insists upon Johns ddving fast
when his judgment tells him he ought
not. :"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

AHorHrR.-A week or two since We
spoke Of hne brick residence being put
up by one Of our citizens. Mr.. Joseph
Broker, one Of our leading merchants, is
also having a fine building erected in the
upper part Of town. It is located on block
II, about the centre, the entire block be-
ing fenced in. The size Of the main build
ing is 80 < AZ, with an L % < 80, both two
stories high. The location commands =
fne view Of the Mississippi and Sank Rap:
ids. The mason work will be finished this
week and the house be ready for occupancy
about the first of December. Mr.. E. Sta
Pies had the contract for the mason work !;
Smith & Volz, the carpenter work.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09
RaAI fsrA7z sAIss.-Ths following
ttansaotions are reported ainae the lot inst.

3gE =. s a. - ,s.s. !. M ]. 1~,t..@,.
RIAL EsTA11 6AL1s.-Ine 1oA0N1nS
a, % q . 3 .s,..o> a. !. -. go
tfansaosaons s5o ~ y sA.S g
h.;n~ ,en. ai.hk davaf
Delne ave ~. : 90, 80. -. =. . .,,.s.o
Rachael Nooroto $500, LOIS ma ploee ~
II :. $. ssG g v Maass -. f1see. Wv
\. 1o9Ee, 10Y Y ANA =, !. 80
e %oss! = W saas G s.ats 100
- noD y y nse, eootn "a = = ,.x
ios eees - y. : ~. 20 :. 3sS
!. M =: LAW, Iot Diock - AoO
N y, s. y 'o's =. : At : 81 Il ia
/" e = yk o.ts1 49, - rm.,a,...ra -
Tiss,sr sI Sot. ssnd hIoet ia tao
- q ~ i.sr,n, io4s IA Z
~; =. ssaHanss aoe s'sa = :. ia
stSA = .sS ~
10 ia Tne ae y e'oPaea VIZ NO 2 no q 9S
~ :. -. = =, 5,,,., - - ~ =
g; Huber e John L Thompson south q iot IL :,
DOCK =, y: Vlood, So. -. ~ ~
scns ~ a aS scs1et 'o's = s' IA
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

: -1--
HoMEoPATHY.-We are grati6ed to learn
that our. old friend and Pennsylvania
neighbor, DR.: T. N. Berlin, in conformity
with the wishes Of numbers Of the citizens
Of this place, has concluded to locate in St
Cloud and enter upon the practice Of his
profession ID this community. DR.. Berlin
has, for the past two years, engaged an
extensive and sueee..tkl practice at 0tsego';
in leaving which locality he disappoints :
host Of friends, but, Of course, TO the gain
Of this place. DR.. B. practices under the
rules of: Homeopathy. His Office viii be in
he side room at Marlatt's drug store. We
wish him, SID are confident he will have, :
large practice here 5:
Aco1DENT.-Mrs. Doroas Mclaughlin
had her right shoulder dislocated yester-
day forenoon. A number Of horses had
broken into corn field, and while Mrs.
Mclaughlin was engaged in driving these
out, one Of, them kicked at her, and it was
in attempting to protect herself that she
fell, causing the dislocation. The injuries
was attended to by DR.. Wheelock.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

-"Extract of Tobacco, for sheep wash"
Just what every farmer wants-fills ticks,
cures soab on sheep. For sale at Marlatts.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Green corn is plenty in market at LIT
cents per dozen. Sc .a'-s sl'.e
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lrr RMIcs.
Republicans Conservative Grurrai '.n,-


Republicans Conservative srnrrni '.n,-
ut.lrr..
N informs meeting 81 the Erpubt an C"uscr,asr,e
Central Committee neid lasf Saturday sxenir.
tlcr r,ans, o. Twepty-'Liri -fglrt ami Brual
~as risc pnno,pai bu tfaA ~ ted ~ rciti,oa
10 fettnnr pass' s-ion of their prcsrnt hcad'p
against the dsmsnds OF tie rrwA organized Radical
Central ,ommiti~e Among ihr q -itngu shed per
pr,sen, Hoa apram uszeuan Pos imasic I
kellv Revenue Collector sheridan Shook. Joseph
u. Tn lor Eayenae Assessor DAVID Miller, Den
uty Surveyor G"rpc u Van Erunt, Senator Mos
phy, rharirs = sp.nser and olhrr radicals.
Di,-.ni IL snfsn esssaa- sac ns-~-tfur
casled nffAF - fhorus Nurrv tierl OF the First
eFss~srts John ~ Costs and Assistant R.yrpuo
Asssssot Henry a smith ofelaied Secretaries. sur
Ncyor Wat enan tool the ioH and eHdeayored Ia
10 the Wnds af the asanbiag hai ~ had not lett
th. Union ,omit.e aud t.si rnD-r " IN. old
COMMITTEES who suup0rted Governor fenton had aban.
dnled "a. mon party end he pruposcd that % commit
tee he appointed - ~ ihe veanrss Of those delcgaia
Who ref3 81 entrance The hall, which propo
siton unsuirnoay assented ~ and Surveyor Wake
sol 70 inasfrr Kelly appointed ou the com
nite. together \ ith three other nsmhcr. Tho rad
cab present hoi arYu~ snd puanar.oas, Al
tnr there PROMISED - b. ff.. hght, bui the good
Judgment 81 of the lrai III. members prevailed
and the meeting pilogracl
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fl'rou the n fpais Timrs sspl a
fns rrsA< ngbt between Davis and Nooi has rst tho
fanny IN biass 81 e.ciiement Yesterday morning
several of the lsdsrs the lsts battle met saloon
on Chestnut street when considerable talk took
pare 10 the fu~ris and fangs % m. respective
bstanu IN tn. ~nnount~s of "Wednesday The Tart
~ rsch man equally earnest IN fber pfasss 81
DAVIS or Acscol until prominent sTortng man ~ tbs
against NeCoo, heCools barkss woaid pat up O. 600
~ 81, 00o-Hsrrs not To light a. hurdr~d aud
forty pound. veht Harris has fought several battles and
has shown gooj game with considerable the
manly an ~ SELF defence He not heavy baN man,
ihis weight wil show bn u capable ~ large
share a punishment and gives M until the lat
sli'nmer u sirre.s has died The offer ~ match
Harris AGAINST ncsooi Acoersd by admirer a The
champion tie y pIstiuns ~ the bet bsing coniing.nt
upon the consent ~ the parties contestants
No soopef had the above match le~n creptsd ihsn the
same gentleman Jark fooneyt offered 70 back Joe
Cobum ~ New York against Mo- oni for Any amount
frofn 800 10 81 500 the hght 10 OF IN Missouri o.
Illinois Tho friends ~ the champion who pfssent
inssi@i that this match would ~ made and started on
% hnd man ~ pat ~ forfeit " gu ~ fensufrrsd
that ~ is.a IN Anfy land toburn and N'ooi fought
battle 0s hour AMI sixteen nagteN DURATION 70 which
Hetog va defeated, iiosc wbo .fns--ed heaool
then and On weipeaias, cannot oai have Hotice how
much more clever he hss become In real fssc ssenee.
perhaps he has not reses.i hs, acme ~ skil witch
Cohurn hns; but then BE- u gamer more active 90 -
feet. md harder hitter Wool seems ~ dspcud
altogether too much biz right hand and In sirixibw
oni leaves TOO many ehaD.e- for he antagonist -
ret home the aud Dyiy Hs ieft hand um~istA
- far he showed on Wednesday, for a osrtaniy
very harmless. The ngtt Z y cone~ -, ~. dras =
nus srgw crowd ,han any battle Wet has tsksn place
q tho COUNTRY Tor long ume aoiurn ps,~ssssea rsni,
courage and heart and very lively snd BARI hitter
Ne Nil ~ tsegfaphed. and VI lie cnnaenta The hNht
ell ass placs wibln the nes; three mouthM ThlA
tho AK fancy rrvlss. bl whether v wN asuoHnt -
"a yihns morn than tall rrnlains " BE- .e"1.
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rnn Hfslr n tlsr tltwsIu svsar.


sor.u.,s- tr,..-t sc.sl,oony nj Several "a H.
49,. x...,.., :, 49,. -
w =, = 49, go, j.
~ i"hN's' ~ b'@'""f b''N ~ 'N'"h'' "'n"s ~
TIE Seventeenth pfcginct ftHIon bgu-a "a. body ~
psfr III, nonotrl VIVA ,.a fran, lf,s,ar, ~ "a. ss.I
f'tff"' ." Ap' i"'h slAA'" fi"" no "s'""ny ~
several ~tnesnH wpald aYgear that, tho night la
,rn alan ,,,a..t ,.., ee.,sa a. yo.. 4, f,,,u, AZ
-. ..
hsso"n sia'he' aAa w. ~su1A 1p"h w" haaa ~'N
ttrk b. nan sntae nalae AZ prvssat Gnsnown
III. o.,l,Sgi., \. tig A. .tt,to.y.
:, -.
nun. fi'''RA"A iNtWhs = ~ ~ AAf' f'tN"'"
.lrest. tNrfN,a '-~un Monday evening tl,re~
..ts Linz, - .,,tls, IA from. ~ ss..s.'. t,..
sA"Nt htf mth1t 'trA~rN" ~ came AA"ns Az" AeAs"
re a. H. with Am ~ tAesry,a, wen, there md
,,a . ,,.4nte - t.nt .rn -. tn.. ,.t,,,.a q, IA,
-. -. n.
l'oi'a aud 80 iyna s'AaiIs IN TIA ball Niih the
grni bali ONaL ~ Ba aa.d ine. 'ieu aroused
~ ID h..lrg a., b,,a II ,i, ,a.1., = a.or....t a. A
-.
~ fRAn '"A' =" hAi Ab"l'A"."k ASa"N nun uae' ~
could forget and lnI 10 tis place, fiynn
then f.aHbt bold ~ ~ an1 ~ lad ncugne kpnckd
hifa d0~n 10 fhe hsn whIs .cafilug heard some
IN tie az n.iiyo EiluB lair nhoa IL ds@esssd
thea rvrppt 0g' 70 lhe atrst, sflrf doroAseds
sister osns 10 me md aa3 z !. ds-etti ~Aa nsas deaf
the stft.ts | b. the pisc~ fcneasrd
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ar@na uafss fer tss Internationally.
Tia Ataa1e aaa - hfsss = ~ iAss ~ - stss.
nc W 80 80 osiass Wae - geisssfptis sts,e thsr
vi ttst "a snsAgpa s.us " hsas - -, 80
shssufsasstlg Y ~ 5000 ~sts with ia fsrxw.
ktAists CHs. = FsAsasigb@ l.rs rsny - sa~
ifis.As ~ a. Nsb saf @fsas.fs - 80 .sfss @tsssn
f.1i~f 80 kNsmtss So @wnt a fa'i ~rsnrsA. sn6
spssea y fee c<st4s~a tass - rsh's al tss -
shssixsF 49, ~ 10 igtttf - ~ AiAsntes ghs
ssnsl vVmgSF - ~ kfhlst<A - fts iss a%saos 49,
90 fsttss tsiss 80 90 ~ tts sussilNs = at* $3.50
49, trssF~f. fA~ 9ssbs A. a 49, fmal sssF~~
10 as gs.s A hrss ssss1ss - se~s~r y. A~sa
ssss-~i - - t9wtsst a. IA frFwh = tesss fse~1s
y 800 sssss asrs'r " 80 ~.bse 49, 81 rssf@s
saftnsuysty
s.ssssf - srts@rcs - st@ssarsSEs
r.n.srsa.. nsps ~, $50
10 ae@s ~. - 80 su.sDs h.ss ~. cisS q sss~s.
70 svv.a k.-~ iam 80 "a ~.sssn - ~~ssss
sfsn<~ msss ssss.sn iAss 80 sfss tAFsa ace
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Cans. orth. Quarrel.


The following detailed account OF the din,nl,y between
Ale Representatives OF the United states the Island OF
Cyprus and at consantinope and the Sublime Porte
referred spec is cable telegranwili I've found
Of considerable interest matters of great import may
he evolved from the atop jus, taken by Tie on.
Hr Morrs:--
Some time ago the American Consul Al lsrnara IN
yprus Mr.. Luigi Palma dc ocsnols, took into his
.ieo Nussulman naiiv. named Mnstsphs
.Shortiy Afterwards the mudr % me claimed the
az drawn conscript seeking to evsds military ser
aud, on the Consul refusing TO give HIM up. ordered
~ Of zaptlehs 10 The house Of the American
Lula< dragomsn--a certain cc-,snd Bebess- and carry
the man
,hareupop the American ccnsal addressed formal
complaint the Governor of island demanding the
sishment Of the muar and ample apology for the
Aged outrage HE Consular dignity On inquiry
the facts however. tho pssi,s considered The mudr
he the right and therefore refused the Consular DE-
sand
ur Palm. de ,espols accordingly .',u.psndcd rels.
pns," and referred the matter IN the Hon Joy
Sris, the American Minister 10 constsnt,nopie The
tsr gentleman, accepting h. subordinae's version u
facts, addressed energetic snd csicsoricsl 70
As Parte, demanding:
Arsf-1he dismissal ~ the tnudsr.
,2sowe-A personal apology from N. pashs the
Csssai - ths house ~ The latter wih smui,speous
unisis OF twen>v-onc gems 10 the A,nsrscsn aag
Yssvd--rhai done, ~ ai-rois.l u the Psshs himself
nsv<A-The liberation ana payment Of . substantial
Dpempensstion 10 the csyss, husiapha
10 the event OF tho rories nnwillingpess " conc.ds
-Four points. Nr morris requested Admiral Colds
commanding tho American squadron In nc
nesn 40 send ons Of his vessels 70 Lar
b has been done
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pIymsus, thaveh.

A. fiymosth ohsreb ifookiyn. Rev h-ary ward
Beechsr delivered a lin tho morning. asleina Ma
ter, from Tho forty third cisp,sr seventh and twenty
nilh ver-s Of Isaiah fveu ons that called ~
for hxy. created him FOR M s.ry A. ~ remarked
thai theology underzoss usosssous change from tn
lapse of sgcs arising fran tbs ohsnges Of meas opln,ons
snd beI.fs IN other natter Toe .eesiu
belefs are much Affected ny relsioas. ri.
belief are more o. les Affected W secular beliefs
II ~ere essy show thsi ledge and TIE doeirns
a tue hansn mind anderie almost The wlgls range n
human belsf e1c~r, vufe physci rsteves Oar -
iiefs respecting teiefmns mshosa ~ stsraipn
AMI government ssntAl phi a~ophy app~d " gi0as
culsr Department q sntsl ~ losophy ne selsnes n
the DIVINE mind snf the Silence " govaftlex
human mind. NrntA philosophy, ftvei1feIs IN
regard a. tha esei1 fefatloun, coHstlates esh -
piled 70 questions y oamnsun slss All th'u msnsgs
ulent % the dt~tfina ~ e0vrrnnsnt f0F atH goYeru
among rsen neuai pfssisrn, sitbeusb faIltl
pier 20 10 ttsr tfeaH ~ fvnr FgVsrSua9na men have
trsn-. eud.nty Important s4hjec4 ths 1ess = tsr
TINE respssrns msnial yhiie~cghy sn1 nj ri~nco x
human s0ssfneent Ud l6s4s gwen rlnes - msues
and tstef a tbs divine ggs~fNn@tt - no h1rha
mind has tscoee 10 to- eoorsptl1a = - orn
phlsphy Tho gr~si faci - lrafh - fhi rsuls
from age " ne bat ne Torn u - erpfrspqn nfght
AFR The lifs a uod snd - gassfnnisas hsi nos
BEEN npruyfd utsa sh1fe thst sheh 49, TftsE -
Moo, sof goa rsrefai Ersacss kng sanstlng a.
Mband.nt Fe-ibeaa And w1 sfsfias fusfty ~ ths~s
sod yst that ~oui ~ fsans elssf ths T1r sluAs
the lnlqohy ~ ~ f4ftsr Bpoa 80 children All ps
the Cd ldrsBs rblir~a - ttr sbfa Aad f04fn $50
tons God id tn ~ or sets 'ssa4ns Z s,nshssei
a. - 4snt ard names wth 81 So Hfttag etefMTtsy
i.gr t.se - sta ~ snses q lllusffaissa
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-tsn. % ssasH = ibs - ,ssg g. ~ isf..~s =
the Cia,sy 90 r,-aSsea - svsuisa y siaasp ~
lsEs 10 NJ caisssy rgaspai shsrsh - us eosssr ~
your,a .sssns ana r-sasy.sns &s~~t - sJ~sssr
ioos 90 ~ sss n. rsasaxs Sgsn S.bsnssh--rrby
ne hoa~ a gsa fss.ssss Hs rssns,s~s thss = ani
i1 s,sisasnoa uisos srF<oprsssiy - wsas rss.,
snws H. sks esnaton - ihs Assss.a eb2srs a ~.
frs<rrs dsy wtsssver night - rs.sssny sspys>~x
Ger koly osssw sssly 10 e~sss~m~ rbs bssk@g
tksn a.srsss~a 81 krxih h~ oAo~s shgt
h.a led ~ the STATE - srsfs us
s9ss~< " slsssyu~n n ro1<aes.en. ~ rss~@d pea
ssss,ssslon ssts - swss.stl.s % ss~ssss
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BY THE CABLE ~ sgFqf7GT}'.7lh 90,
IMPORTANT FRo. g3sk44l
SfcIsl ItltGHam 70 The ssw .oss "a

gEcHl TELEGRAM TO I'VE NEW ,Gae &6AtG
Ui0pcuIly Between abe United :, Tres H.afsf ~
and the Sultnn-Admirat d, .shorea<e
Dispatches n War Vessel Ia the aaaua ~
Cyprus.
LONDON, Sept. 80. ~
In consequence of difficulty which .ts.e
existed for some time past between The U,"el
States Consul in the island of Cyprus and ei
Turkish authorities, the United States Minis
In Constantinople, Mr.. T. Joy Morris, h
demanded full Subtraction from the Sultan an
b Cabinet
Pending the negotiations, which assume
hther serious aspect, Mr.. Morris communi-
dated with Admiral Goldsborough; and the
Shifted States wsr ship Ticonderoga Captain
Charles Sieedman, which has been lying of
she port Of Venice, despatched thence for
Cyprus.
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B sPECisL CORRESPONDENCE.
Y U ssiA.
orr 81. PfTfHsuse tsuMspesngsrl.

~ pxrEvgrEg, sept . ts1
nm iS.frHrt1ies .lseis
! . insurre1iior of the Poles ID s,era hss ceused
scnsailou here ami ior while nc meet Awning
Srs were IN circulation CONCERNING Z va ssd
several thoussud political ~silss W. we're en-.
NO in the construction % roads and .eles-ubs from
gk the AMOR had broken ioose from Their
D. killed the Russsn oriosrr appointed = watch
!, AMI ned insp ibe woods ~ TtsnshalKala whese
sSpected to b. joined ~ ,he'r fellow sufferers from
ninss, Eaass snd other plseca AcoosdlBg 10 con.
runU they Intended 10 dsscana the AMOR % siko.
|fpI. and there aeife upon tho ahps IN ,bs hrfbor
embark fer Aincrcs, according " others Their 90.
~ nothing les. than 70 roase he native ulbes ne
30, Barsies rungoox, Cilisks, Ae against Rus
ID with lher a-sisisnce 70 establish ~ ,ndctendsn,
80 m Ue far Fs.i
oFfsIsL ssrorn
\ ven dssvhs ,sTslos u DO sr.w risy s--evt
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Dedis alton OF the Renan Catholic Protec-
tory AT Addresses by irsh-
bishop nsCioskey aud Rev. VIM. Quinn
The Object Of ths Institution Breshrr
silent n 90 Poiiliss nethodiss Episcopal
Chnrsh Preachers Con,e ntion--DesadaI
anniversary of the Dskalb avenue Brook
lynn Methodist Episcopal Church The In
crease of the Niaisiry The Vices Of the
Clergy. No.. Nc.
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Services sppForfiA- ~ the observance Of ~, dstNdsl
sunnenay ~ the nAEslb Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, between ket and franhln streets. BFoos,n,
held IN ina, c,Gce yettcrday Ia the afternoon
brief sddre-s delivered BY the pastor. J. W Lsck,
In which no alluded - TIC founding and progress ~
the society and 10 OF tho eharges which bad taken
place during that PERIOD Tho ~ ety was formed ~
about the tiras the rreat revival sud q Tho
fruits ~ - elrnc@t efforts h. nn pleased to
the crfion uf thousand praonE hoo
died al whom ttli 10 communion with tho rhurb
The aha OF al, 'hnrrh ~ a crafty naly pfor
condition. anu indications betoksn happy sesalir
a. the NEXT
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bAARIME INTELLIGENCE.

Steamships Arrived Dat.
Queenstown. Sept ~ tsos
rhlps Scotf., from New York, September ~,
from New York. september ~ arrived here
10 proceeded 10 i.ivsrpooi.
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iMERciAt INTELLIGENCE.


ItvxEFooL, SEPT ~ lShs
M Brokers cifruiar reports thai the sales Of
The week ending FRIDAY, September IS sim up
&CeO bales Prices have CONSIDERABLY sitssced. and
mr. urlande are quoted at ifad The ssies Friday,
scra Is 600 baieS the market closing y al further
- o. one-alarier - penny per ppnnf Ndilins
isl4Ld rhs rock j. 20 600 bales 1~lew ihe ssti
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

~ The city of Tours, in France
has a statue Of the illustrious Philos-
opher, Descartes, in one of its public
places, with the motto on the pedes-
tai ogito, ergo sum- think,
therefore l exist. The citizens,
when asked by strangers, say it is
the statue of Monsieur Cogito !
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

Prepayment being compulsory, newspa-
pers not fully prepaid at the above rates
cannot be forwarded by the United States
and Prussian closed mail.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

NATIVE FRulT.-Our friend, Tom Bias
iisco has on hand several fine specimens
Of tho pineapple grown in this parlsh.
Call at hia fruit store on Laurel street and
examine them. Tom is an extensive dealer
in native and foreign fruits, and keeps also
choice supplies of groceries and wines, be-
ades vegetables in their season.
We invite attention to his advertise-
mont.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

NEW ORLEANS MARKETs.-The market
reports in the Tuesday afternoon editions
Of the city papers, represent gold at 1927
@l48 against l42, the closing rate Of the
evening previous, and cotton advancing
under the favorable influence of the Now
York kilograms. The quotations on Tues
day were as .olio~s Ordinary, 27Q29c.;
good ordinary, so@82o. low midding,
S4985c.; and middling, 36@37c.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

NEW ORLEANS BUSINESS FfRH. We &C.
knowledge the receipt Of a late business
circular from the firm Of Lee Crandal q
Co., Cotton FACTORS and General Commits
MON Merchants, No. 1913 Gravier street,
New Orleans. This firm is one Of the
most respectable and reliable in the city.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

es- A. t. Stewards great branch
dry goods house at Savannah will
measure AZ front by $40 feet deep,
and have six stories. It's height
will be 80 feet from the sidewalk
and it will be built of pure white
marble.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

A New SWEDISH PAPER.-A fine.
large weekly sheet, containing 80
columns, and bearing the title of
Svenska Amerikanaren, has Just
made its appearance in this city. In
politics it is Union Republican,
Chicago journal.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

aB- Mr.. Breckenridge, Postm aster, has
our thanks for supplies of late interesting
papers. Specimens of the same as well az
variety OF others may be had at his News
Depot.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27
DIR. CannOn'S Cholera Mixture.

A FEW BOTTLES Of this celebrated medicine
IN can be had at
REALS BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
septlS.l0t.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

RATES OF Newspaper PosTAeE To TIE
CONTINENT OF EUROPE, ETo., by THE UNITED
after newspapers posted in the United
States, and addressed to the countries
herein named, for transmission By the closed
mail 10 Prussia, must be fully pre- paid to
their destination in each country, respect
ivoly, at the following postage charges on
each newspaper, viz +:
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

LATE FAvoRs.-We are under obligs-
tons to Col. J. 0. Fuqua, for copious files
Of late New York journals-the Herald,
World, News, Tribune, Times and Evening
Post.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27

EF- The officers OF the steamer ala
fourche" and assistant wharfm aster Jolly,
will accept our thanks for "more" late
Now Orleans papers.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-27
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Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekiy.
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