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THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,

The W LIS ERN MON l lilly MAGAAlNE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,
CONDUCTED by w. D. Gallagher
Y ! and J. B. Marshall. The editor of
''Western Literary Journal" having, in con-
nection with Jas. B. Marshall, Esq, be-
come proprietor of the "Western Monthly
Magazine" the two works have been uni
ted, and will hereafter be published, stimuli
taneously. at Cincinnati and Louisville.
Every arrangement, being nov made for
issuing the Magazine punctually, and in
style equal to its Eastern contemporaries,
it is trusted that the union here announced
viii meet the appreciation of the patrons
generally of both publications.. The rea-
ders Of the 'Journal" will find increased
attractions in the work, from the contribu-
tons ofthe correspondents Of the "Maga-
zine;" and those of the "Magazine" will
not only find the same, from the writings
of the correspondents ofthe "Journal," but
will also get larger amount of reading
matter than they have hitherto received, /,
Not in the spirit of boasting, but to give the
patrons of the "Magazine and. Journal"
an idea of what they may expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear,
the following list of occasional correspond
ents and regular contributors, is given:
Morgan Neville, Edward d. Mansfield,
James Fl. Perkins, Alexander Kinmont,
Edward P. Cranch, John L. DiddelI, Chas.
r. Ramsey, R. Shelton Mackenzie, Wilkins
Tannehill, Charles A. Jones, VIM. B. Oaks,
Otway Curry, George D. Prentice, Eph.
Peabody, Thomas II. Shreve, Sam'l EelIs,
John B. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis F.
Thomas. Mrs. Caroline Lee IIentz, J.
A. M'CIung, H. J. Groesbeck, J. N,
M'Jiton, Miss Harriet l.. Beasloy, DR.. s.
p. IIildreath, and others.
The Western Monthly Magazine and
Literary Journal, is published during the
6rst week of each month. It's general CON
tents are Tales, Essays. Poetry, Sketches
Of American Scenery, Character and man
ners, Reviews and Literary Notices of
New Works in the several Departments Of
Of Literature and Science, Biographical
Sketches, particularly of the Pioneers, of
the West, Narratives Of Border of Adven-
lures, Statistical Papers, &c. &c. Each
number Of the Magazine contains from ~
to 80 octave pages, and the year is divided
into two volumes Of about 450 pages each.
TERMS:-$3,0O per annum, payable
at the time of subscribing $3.50, If pay
ment be delayed six montls-$4.0O, if de-
layed over that time. Number one, Of the
New Series Of this work, has. just boen
published.
or Exchanges, Correspondents q per-
SONS wishing to subscribe, win pIeass ad,
dress to tho editors at louisville Ky.
Feb. "a, 1881 Lift
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ETG NTM EDIwI0

Ii is written in pleasing style, and con-
tains lessons on domestic economy. worthy
of being read and pondcrcd by all classes
of people,
'Wc have read with much pleasure, ihiss
little volume. which is calculated to do
good. TIE author is well acquainted with
the human heart, aud dcsirOus of elevaling
The tone Of moral feeling in society,"
'lt is peculiarly well adapNcd to these
times of extravaganza and speculation
The story is we'll told throughout; and per-
sons in all the different walks OF life, may
find valuable hints
lit is rcple;o willSsound doctrine and sal
utary precepts, conveyed on the moral Of
three well told but simple sorics.'
'yVe cannot too highly commend the
work. 1t is practical in its lessons, simple
in its language, excellent in its moral, aud
conveys its lesson ia an irresistible and ill-
teresling manner
'Ifthe book sh uld fall into the hands of
novel readers, they will enjoy the pleasure
of a story we'll told
"a great curiosity is evinced to know
who is the author. 1t is said to be written
by lady; but her namc, and whether mar
ried Or single, no one knows. Ii she is not
married she ought to be-"
Husbands and fathers cannot bestow a
greater favor on their families, than by pre-
senting thcm with the Three Experiments
"The whole is designed to teach lessons
of moderation and benevolence.
cit describes real life in manner that
cannot fail to instruct while it teaches most
impresiveIy that real independence consists
in living within the means"
ALSO FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE YOUNG MANS
sit is one of the best things in the Eng
lsh language. This unqualified tpraise is
given without fall and careful examna-
ton ofits contents, and Of their social and
moral tcndenecy."
FROM MRS. L. II. sIGoURNEY.
81 was not able to lay it out of my hands,
until it was finished, SO deeply interesting
was it to me-
s. COLMAN, Publisher.
l2l Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
February, 1887. g.
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BLANKS! BLAKs!

JUST PRINTED, and for sale at thi
- Office,
Bills LGding; Bills Exchange; Notes i,r
Bank Attachments, and Attachment Bondss
Recognizances; State Warrants iSubpenasS
Erccations; Forthcoming Bonds; Alpha-
bets,. Labels and Saoo Bills, for Merc6anta
asej Cotton Receipts &c, sc,
Havinga good assortment Of JOB TYPE
We are prepared to execute any orders.
that may Be forwarded, with neatness and
despatch,
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MOTnE

"A Ii persons indebted to the firm oI
IA WILsoN and ALLISON, "A. SNYDER, Oh
ALLISON and SNvDEKs are hereby re-
quested to come forward immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned,
WHO is alone authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for the same, as be is DESTROYS that
the business should be closed as soon a
pOsstD1uaE
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept 9, 1896 30-R
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

4 FILTERS of administration having
Il 4 been granted to the undersigned by
the Honorable Probate Court of Jefferson
County, on the Estate of James Sorrcl,
decd. Those indebted to said estate arc
requested to make immediate payment, and
those TO whom the Estate is indebted are
requested TO present their accounts properly
authenticated, as soon as possible.
j B. LONG, Admir-.
September 27, 1885. 33.-tf
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EOR SALE.
COMPREHENSIVE.

FNHE subscribers would respectfully in
n form their friends and the public that
they have entered into a Coparinershlp for
the purpose of transacting the mercantile
business in the towns of Rodney, Jefferson
county, and Sharon, Madison county, Mis-
sissippi,
The Business will be conducted in Rod
ney, under the firm of Gritfng, Cafothers
g. Co., and in Sharon, under the firm Of
Carothers, Grffing, & Co.
JASPER D. GRIFFTNG,
THOS. CAROTHERS,
KINSMAN DIVINE,
CALEB S. BROWN.
Dec. l3, 1886. diff
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NOTICE.

ALL those interested in the lands and
tenements Of William and Joseph Holms,
are requested to come forward Immediately
and show cause, if any they can, why said
property should not be sold, as the under
signed intends making application for an
order Of sale at the next November term
Of the Probate Court of this county.
HOWELL Kinds, Guardian.
Oct. 25, 1886. 37-tf
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EVIIE undersigned, having letters of ad-
n ministration on the estate Of JOHN S.
NoRRTs, deed, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and those who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OVERAKER, Admir-.
Rodney, April 80, 1886. l2-tf
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n o TT 9 n

ENACTORAGE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN MOBILE The
subscriber renews the tender of his servi-
ces as a Factor and Commission Merchant
in Mobile. Circumstances beyond his con-
troll will cause him TO remain in Mobile so
late that he will be unable to see many Of
his Georgia and South Carolina friends
personally. Heis, however, enabled to say
that he has connected himself with Col. G.
l.. Mathews, of Dallas county, in the Steam
Press and Ware House business, by which
he offers to all who may be pleased TO pat
ronize him, superior fire proof Storage for
all cottons consigned to him for SALE
From his long experience in Augusta, Ga,
in this business, he docs not doubt he will
be able to give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN C. HEARD.
Mobile, March 7. 5-4m
0EFThe papers in South Alabama and
Mississippi will publish the above for 4
months, and forward their accounts for pay
ment, and one paper to +. G. HEARD.
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NOTICE.

A Ii personsare hereby forwarned from
"A trading for a note drawn by A. NJ.
Holley in 1884, for fifty dollars, and made
payable to me 18th January, 1895. as said
note has been lost or mislaid SO that | can
not find it. GUY COTTON,
January %, 1886. Soft
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A SETTLEMENT having taken place
IN between John Chaney, Thomas A.
Compton and myself, on the 18th day of
April, 1887, and having made mistake
of $293 against myself, | protest the set
tcment, and also forwarn all persons from
trading for note drawn by me and made
payable to the SAID Chaney on the same
day Of settlement, inasmuch as | will not
pay it unless compelled to do so.
ALEX'R VII LIS.
Nav 9, 1887. l3-4t
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TO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

TIE Editor of "TnE DELAwAREAN,"
published at Wilmington, Del. proposes to
preparo
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
and therefore asks as a favor, that each
newspaper publisher in the United Statcsy
will forward him by mail, one copy of their
paper. He intends to arrange them bY
States, giving their politics, &c. For this
favor, each editor sending his paper, shall
receive one copy of the Directory, as soow
as made ready. The advantage of sheet
of this kind to publishers, must be apparent
to all.
0rEditors will please copy the above
once or twice, in order to give it circulation.
March %, 1887 7
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LOOK SHARP!
NoTrcE.

THEpartnership of Ballantine g. Nelson
is this day dissolved by the death of Mr.
BalIantine. The business will only he
continued for the purpose of settlement, and
in which the name of the firm only will be
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
Smriping Partner.
THOMAS W. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodney, Novcmber.S, 1886. 39-t
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NEW GOODS.
a general assortpieatof
CLOTHING:

SUCH AS
Black and blue cloth and Kentucky Jeans
Coats; striped cashmere pants, assorted; fine
vests, &c. &c.
TOGETHER WITH
A and 7-8 Lowell dnmestics Blankets, white
and red Flannes, aud good article Of New
York plaid Lnseys; Irish Linens; dark and
light Ginghams; Camhrics, Jackonet, corded
Muslins, Null do, figured and plain; Blond,
Marinoes, "a superior article) assorted colors
Bomhazetts and Bombazines and Crcassians; a
superior article of black and light silk, Challys,
&c.
Also, an assortment Of
HARDWARE AND LBRY,
Russet Brogans Of all sizes; Ladies' and Gents.
Shoes, assorted, Gents. Boots, &c. &c. HATS,
black, white and drab, of the latest fashion an
assortment Of fine Fur Caps, ETC.
We have. also, inst received from New York
fine selection of Jewelry, consisting of gold
and silver Lever Watches, Gold Chains, Watch
Keys, Finger Rings, and Breast Pins Also,
Pistols, Bowie Knives and Arkansas Toothpicks.
TOGETHER WITH
A LOT OF SADDLERY.
All Of which they offer low for cash, or on ac-
commodating terms to punctual customers.
LAPE & SNYDER.
RODNEY, Sept, 90, 1886. 32-tf
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation living in Milligan's Bend, fifteen
miles above Vicksburg, consisting Of
G4O AcreS,
about one hundred and fifty of which are
nOwin cultivation, and one hundred more
he put in with very little trouble. Twill
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCLTMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on it. Thirty
Bales have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase plan
tahon, no better opportunity could be offer
ed to make q speculation, MS am desirous
to sell. WILLIAM NEVlLS.
October 25, 1886. 37-tf
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JEFFERSON COuNTY.

Probate Court, March Term A. d. 1887.
TWO all persons interested in the lands
N Tenoments and heriditaments, Of
Duncan McLaurin deceased, directing:
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of said county, at
Regular Term thereof on the 4th Monday
in May next, to show cause, if any you can,
why said Court, should not then order that
apart ofthe Real Estate, belonging to said
decd be sold.
/ do hereby certify the above to be a true
extract from the minutes of said Court.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-30
7zos7zc7Ts
OF
STORIES FROM REAL LIFE

-o0oO00oo0000-
TEVHE entire and decided approh
n with which the little volume, ID
"Three Experiments of Living tver}
Gently published) has been recei4
Boston and vicinity has induced the po
er to issue a new edition Of il, as d
number of a Periodical that individaa
families, in distant, as well as neigl
regions of the United States and D
Provinces, may have within their reac
small expense, these "threc moral
well told stories" ."-The subjects eonnecl
with the "mcans of living" being variou
an arrangement has been made to conlint
series, Of FIVE small volumes, all haYiu
direct practical beuring upon the duties al
happiness of life. The title of this new Pc
riodical, will be "Stories from Real Life
designed to teach true Independence, an
Domestic Economy" Each part, or vo
umc, will contain about $50 pages, and bA
complete in Itself. 1t will be issued month.
ly,, commencing this mon;h.-Priee "a
cents Part. The whole series will BE-
given for one dollar; or, if preferred, five
copies of either part will be sent to ono
address for one dollar, and thirty copies fai
FIVE dollars, or six copies of the series IA
five dollars, to one Gddress.--Paymenls are
required in advance.
Part first is now ready, and contains the
Three Experiments of Living
Living within the Means;
Living up to tho Mems;
living Beyond the Means.
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commissioners Notice.

OOBAAAAAASStVACES , lNOtECSs
NNliE undersigned commissioners ap-
Il pointed by the Probate Court of JEFF
ierson County to receive and audit clamis
against tho estate of SIDNEY SHAW, decd,
reported insolvent, will meet for that pur-
pose on the fourth Monday of each month
for sixmonths successfully, at the counting
room of Messrs. Compton and Mccall, in
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Rodney, Novcmber.s, 1886.
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OFFICE OF THE NAT. INTEL,

Washington, Feb 8. :
In n message to the two Houses Of Congress
yesterday, the President of the United States has,
we suppose we may say with his constitutional
promp itnde, recommended a contingent Wal
upon Mexico! leliigerelt purpose is, 1t is true
discalned in terms; hut for all practical purposes
| the issuing OF Letters of Reprsal, bv one nation,
against another, is actually making W ar under the
dlsreputahle circumstance of pretending peace the
while.
| We cannot say that we surprised at this
message. If we are not taken by surprise by it.
however, we apprehend our merchants and the
| American citizens in Mexico will be; for it has
| certainly come upon us all Unexpectedly as Il
clap of thunder from II cloudless sky. There was
some rens'n to apptehend violent measures on the
part of Mexico towards the United States, because
there have been rumors to that effect; but really,
II was not within the reach of any ordinary spec
ua'i"n, after the professions by this Government
OF am cabs feelings and designs in regard to Mex
leo, and its late conciliatory course, that tho Pres
ident would 80 very promptly invoke the action ot
the war-making power in the relations between
the United States and that Government.
thought has just come to our mind, which
perhaps may be the true way of accounting for this
message. 1t is this: that the President desires Ia
leave behind him, on his retirement from office.
the character of that imparliality in regard to for
eign nations, so strongly inculcated in The Fare
well Address of Washington, on his retiring from!
the station Of Chief Magistrate. In our late un-
"@Py wv iiic'e'iee Will tHe poNeti'neH'
OF France, the I&esdent taking more offence thar
the natlon at the delay OF that Government to car
ry ont the s'lpulat'ens OF the treaty, recommended
t" Congress the contingent authorization of war
upa n The commerce OF that country. Now. hay
49, me Minister of the Unitea States
'foi Mexico, on whai sufficient grounds the whole.
(s;fce il ,Y,sn nt l.; a. a 'oss 10 0o.jee.n,s
Of lie Nfn;sr ar Of Mex;no TO- liz
the ground of aeaad ;n;us,;ca -, rs II S,3;s, em
The bart If I'm, Gnvsrn,nsn, ~ n p.o.;5an, has
perhaps thought he comid ann,v ~" ne n,lssr REM
edy in this zee Than herc,ofore occurred 10 him
in ,ba casa IS RAJ. ."" ~ .I oeeu''eu !" :'''
martial as 10 ,b. ,,n o,nnt,;a. " =" ~: ~, ,..
recommend The s,me nrascr;n,;, Was us Ivy ~
as he had hereore !" ' me- on" ,hsr
We trust. and indeed W. fool n !, mS cont
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a carria e constructed from the timbers Of the
friga,e Constitution is about to be presented to
the P ,esident. The U. S. Telegraph thus COM
ments on the circumstance.
:" Thus rides our simple democratic king. Oh,
how mankind is gulicd! What beasts they m axe
of them clves And the carriage, too, made out
of tin,6ers of the Consultations! There is moral
in this of which their honest vassas did NOT
dream. He who has so ofen violated the Consti.
tuition may we'll use the fragments of the Const'tu-
lion for his royal pleasure. There is period in
popular degradation where the securities of the
public are necessarily prosituted to pamPer the
pride and arrogance of power.
We sh all all learn in due time To distinguish,
between the form and reality Of a republic
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-02-25
REETICIANA.

lkENIlClANA
Are the journals OF the Senate actually or only
typically expunged? Is thing actually expunged
by being merely tncirc!ed with black? Is Colonel
Johnson cxpnngcd whenever his wife throws her
arms around him?
Tho time for expunging the congressional jour.
nns was we'll chosen. The principle Of moral
l'nesa perhaps required, that tho Senate should
sink tsel to the lowest degradation in order TO
prepare itself to be presided over by the husband
Off negro waman.
The ceciien OF Vice President of the Eniled
States was to hsye taken place in the Senate OIL
"Wednesday. SIkey's husband was no doubt the
successful candidate.
The Ball IN Notion-Mr Samuel A Ball is adj
vert'sed ss having escaped from Jail in Savannah.
The Eastern Murcury carries the Joke to far. 1t
calls NJ Whitney ''goed and great" Does i.
mean good at lying and great al stealing!
Whitney and Benton will go together till death.
-pcrn,ont Patriot.
And we very confident that they will go to-
geher afterwards
The administration editors pretend, that the
General Pnst"ffice set fire .'by accident
those, who nfc best acquainted with Mr. Van
Buren's genealogy, say, that he an "acciIent''
DO our opponents mean to say, that the Pustutfcc
was ct, on fire by HING
s'Amone the American ladies' at Madrid, Mrs
Eaton is very distinguished in her way.-Bsslon
Courier.
And what way is ha,7
1t was said two or thrcc years ago, that n single
frown OF President Jackson Ind frightened France
into submission. Why don't he iruwn at the Sc.
minoes!
The Sun says, that s.Amos Kondal's bosom is
hell" If thal's a fact, at least say for
Amos, that his heart is in The right place.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
CLEARED YESTERDAY


Ship Crescent Hammond HAVE, maste-cargo 446
cotton.
Ship Woodberry, Tate, rpool, Gale-careo la5
bales cotton.
Snip Lagrange, Patton, Havre, L GaIe-ca,go 1926
Ship Eenown, Goldsmith, Marseilcs, 8 Thompsen-car-
srque Nj, Miller Portsmouth, master-cargo 673 bales
b Il shcver Wooster. Providence Duekiu-carso 900
bales cotton ITO, 10 bills pork tons ir'n -
aes cotton 5 hhs tobacco "a hhds tobacco STEMS ~
lngwood.
j.. C,arIes FerniiaH Kienckc, Havana, A Merle s.
Brig Louisiana, Smith, Kew West maser-cargo so bbls
phk, so fnue, 100 boxes wine.
sclr Effort. Ferry, Mobile. Mayhem. Bliss d co-cargo
schr Cysne,, i.oring, New Yok J w s,anton,-cargo
$50 kegs lard lU9 bbs FORK, ING binds so bhs
scIr Henry Lee, Norton. F"rt Brooke, & Whitney
sclr Minerva, Bs'Inmy, N"rhez Te1as. Jas Reed co
-asstd cargo, sroce les p DIVISIONS, &C.
Steamer Fallapoosa Mobile and Tallahassee, nastef-
cargo asst d.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Vesner andy. % days frm Charleston, to Rafey
All oft oa casks ire. l5ou iusl ciaff to 4
rhnyer 4 co; l. Iu'o rice mac inc, " Zarlarir 70"
MIrir P a,sco ResGr, 2e from Baltimore TO master.
schr New York, cusni"g,ao days from New YORK; to
III srr.
$50 hills pork Godf ey Biossnan CO.. GAG h"s pork, ds
dryed erf 4oo 6s bulls pork s5 kegs lard MT
sacks co,n Carnes on hoard 4i keys shot, bxes mze
@viieheauvc Walnn so5 keys lard 10 Ia" this ne /
% kegs In tier, 5U h!s pOik " nD afr btu iuk p7
ibis oil olmes hoard; 90 hn les cotton Forsyth
onwin co; g. l.ds to'ftco Il bales cotton Bran er
fasiSetna tiix s.aa n do. g hale. 81 -
d hhds IA CO; as s.cksro to order.
+ stean,e VA #sSs PiqHenine. Hall d lien
-, n 70
dn,:a hidl 3zz Seyh Thompson. 20 hliis
gar StiwSN 10: r. hfrs cotton o l,uhe & 60: "A
Gailnrd: ~ T N,chare, 100 hhs mnasses Hall 4 Bcm
bhis sug r Field hlls iuasses: IA hIs do
and suncs To c Woud 81 bills mo:asses hid su.a
2 tciiaria.
Columbia, Chandler, Mobile, Fos,all, Hin
4
PASSENGERS
Per steamer Uatad States-M,s jacob and fanily L NJ
Kenne,t. KenHe Hardenan, bcock, Nor. isnn, q
sell. Lomrdo, iday Canes, Holmes. Stevens, Asi'uru
Nchoi, GondlirO.
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The FIRST anniversary Of the Mobile Typogrsphi
sai Association was brilliant affair, according to
.he A ;rertiser. As usual, tho toabts abounded in
Typographical runs. The most sensible sentiment
Ssss given BY Mr. Hartman Of the Advertiser, aid
President Of the Association, in answer to com =.
Iaitncns 81 Mt Ksely's. II ~asthis:
..The editorial corps of Mobie-May their la
Tors be facilitated by full regular mails, their ey es
sparkle tas receipt of timely express maids, snd
they eyer live in The embrace Of i"yely 'H,a'cs.'
Thanh Heaven, that the supply Of the ialter DO
H.s%atl dass No, isFcnl ufsn Apas xesiall!
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cow WI EHsJf&E.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
1FFIcE OF TUE TRUE AMERICAN,
Ella. q n NJ al Il ,nnr

Friday P. M. 24th Feb. 1897. (
Sales of 26 hhds good quality sugar at 3-4 cents
small parcels Of prime cts We notice one sale of
tobacco 10 Of hhds according to quality and cts
Flour may be quoted at 50 o5 70 30. We hear Of
sale OF 4oo bhis at 80 25 Pork is declining Prmecan
be had at SIG u.s. and Mess at SIG So No alteration in
bacon, Lard saleable at 10 10 Ia cts. We observe
one sale Of 50 kegs these prices. Whskey sta
Of Ill bags prime Havana green at 70 Ia cts Castor
oll-no ! stands 81 50, no2 al 81 25. Considerable
dns IN hsl at former prices Sales of goo bbls of
We notice sale of 400 Louisirna Hides at CTS
metamoras stands at 10 cts Light sales of raisins
at - y; at2;; L rs Almonds-sot she'll oom-
man mand ~ a. so cts; hard shell cts full SUPPLY
transaction in lime, 400 bills at &c.
Inc weather turned quite cool last night and cen
EXPORTS OF COTTON AND TOBACCO.
From Oct. l. 1886, 10 Feb, "a. 1887.