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va II. FARMER respectfully III uilhS the pune mat
va he will remain t short ii ne in New orleans for
The purpose of painting portraits.
Rooms cUrncr of Canal and 81 Charles. in tlc house
occupcdhv Parmly " Lyon. Dentists, where specimens
of hs painting can be seen. Entrance in 5; Charles
street. m28 I'm
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Untonndrd
" rumors of the undersigned having sold out
or discoutlnned his old and long established
GARDEN SEED STORE,
M 50 ta'stoHa hoosc Street,
Having been most industriousy c,rcu .tcd by self.
interested parties, the subscriber bcgs assure his
friends generally and the public at largo, that he
still continues within two doors of his late, or
former stand, TO he furnished with full and ex.
tensee supply of all the standard kinds Of kitchen
vegetable uardcH Secds of the growth and i'm.
port Of the present season, 1887
Since the early part of September, he has re-
ceived ample supplies, by the packet ships Weeks
burg, Kentucky, and Ark nsas, ali arrived in short
passages, direct from New York. By the Mlssis.
sipp and another packet, ne is in daily expccta-
ton of supply of Ffutt 'Erers and Asparagus
Roots, having already received invoices thereof by
mail.
The subscriber bcgs further to assure tn, public
at large, that he is at present as well tnabled TO
meet and execute orders for all the kinds of Garden
Seeds, either wholesale retail, as lie ever was
since his first establishment in January 1922
Country Dealers and Market Gardeners orders
filled at the lowest and most reasonable rates by
the pound weight, and gallon bushel measure.
Catalogues, eithsr in French or English, may
always be obtained on personal application as
usual, to WIN, SMITH
Garden Seed Store, IS Customhouse sire et
NOTE.-A constant supply of Bird Seed, either
mixed or p'aln pulvcrlZed soup; herbs, and Shakers
dried herbs,-wth supply Of peas and beans.
A fLOTlllNG-i8 cases seasouable clothing, landing
" from ship Norman, tor sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
nov 3 1874 MAGAZINE st
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eOPE--l % cols iii store and Tor sale by
III, ABRAHAM TRlER,
novl6 40 foytras S
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sNAY, Potatoes and lushAr-t0O bales Eastern
Hay, in prime orier-3OO barrels Potatoes-
81 900 IT, Northern Pine Boards, from ship Liverpool
landing and Tor sale by -.
LEVI IL GALE,
IN ct
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FOR SAIL,

A rthe nauufactory of the subscriber, Hosting
N Wheels lead Pipe, of all sizes; Sash, Plaster
Hair, &C. Turning, Saving and Grinding done as
,suai by J.OTT.
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MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE

ReNt0Uc3 from Il Cusl0nlH0uSe 81.
TO NEXT DOOR TO ST. CHARLES THEATRE
CORNER OF PoyDRAs s, ST.. CHARLES STREET.
au-9-l332.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
BE, IL. 81 n. I'd. NesyG0l

HR. IL. & d. I'D. NesyG0 EaaS,
q AVE opened house for the transacting OF gen
Il eral Commission business at Match ., aud an,
business conided 10 them shall be faithfully attended
10
Reertnces:-
III & Caunick Il CO.,
Maunsell White & Co. New Orleans
Caldwell " Hicky,
octl2-eotm.
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VfNiIE foar story fire proof brick store in Camp
d street, at present occupied by Messrs. ii
Wallace Il Co.
The three brick store at til" Of Bank Al
ley aud NiGheh street, present occupied by hiessfs
Heath & Co.; the third st ~ being fitted for bed
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rREp. WILySyNsoW

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENEPAL ur LOUISIANA,
OFFERS his services to the public il. the depart
" ments OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in town and country. fronc onsiderab experience in
his profession, and by promFtness and fdelit, in HE
execution Of business entrusted to him he homes to
merit and 'eceive share of public patronage. He viii
also and calculate the contents Of walls and
excavations. Office No Charities street, second story
back, ie7
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSl

PRIVATE BUAKDING HUUSE,
No Is, Toulouse st,-By Mrs Hoffman,.
TEVlIIS house is spacious and conveniently situated
L for men of business, near the lcvee ana the New
Exchange,
The table will be well applied and attended to, and
he Charge moderate
Boar,lGrs wishing 10 have lod 5in-, can be accommo
dated at different prices, with conmodous furnished
ICONS. Boadcrs will have the satisfaction to meet
here persons speaking the French, English and Span
sIt nns,ases aug22}m
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FOR BOSTON.
Fl The first class ship HAROLD Howes
,FfsrTs master, having most OF her cargo engaged,
zSA.ffs will meet with despatch. For remainder of
freight, or passage. apply on board or to
STETSON Il AVERY,
octl2 SO Gravier st
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ABERNETHY'S DYSPEpTIC ELIXIR.

ABERNEIHN'S DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR.
DIR. Abernethy, the greatest of English surgeons was
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the unprecedented success in
hls private and public practice for upwards OF forty
years, for the removal OF the following Diseases:
Loss nfappetite, Fatulency, Di$tenlion of the Stom-
nch Pam III the SIDE leayiness of the Head and incli-
ma IN to sleep, lregulariy OF the Bowels, aud in all
cases where Indigestion eosvc habit is found 10
exist.
This medicine must not be humble ed among the host
OF quack nostrums now before the public, as il is the
sole invention of the ablest and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced, and the secret of preparing il
was purchased by the agent for very large sum Il is
Agreeable and pleasant To the a>te acts as mild uper
ient always keeps the bowels free, nIarls ylgnr aud
strength to the SYSTEM and chceruness the mind
and few bottles removes the confirmed cases Of
Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and prevents return at any
future period.
New YORK, Eth August, 1888.
30 AludlsOn. sreet.
SiR:-in consequence of leading II selentary life |
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion for
len wears; tor the last three suilerngS have
been ilisnpportable | have trd several phySciane
and number of quack medicines without deriving any
benefit despnned Of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself the most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Abernehy's
Dyspeptic Elixir have now finished the fourth bot
tie. and know not how to express admiration of
wonderful virtues and the miracle it has performed in
restoring 10 that health which thought lost for
ever. send me half a dozen BOTTLES more and except
NV thanks Dr the blessings have co trred hv re-
siofing me 10 p'.Ie. health
Tc.l.an YOURS,
JACOB MONROE.
HE agent has IN hi possession several hundred les
moniais similar the above Of h. binary vlr-
tues oithis medicine. Sold by appointment at Doct
Johnson s. lf' BienV'lia-sueet. nov. 5-u
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pENSION BOJJRGEOISE.

Rue Toulouse n. l3, tenue par We We. HB01ann.
YET etablissement est spuCcuX, ct Sc trou'e situe
Spres d. la Levee ct de la Neuvelle Bourse, c'eat
din. an ..,ntln les nlt,lIrns.
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COMprHuLIEN5 OFFlCE-5ECOND MUM
CiPNLlTi.


A GREEABhY TO a resolution OF the Council; dated
IA 18th September, 1889 sealed proposals will be
received at the office untl Tuesday the 9Th day Of
November next,tor Three Hundred thousand Dollars,
and bearing SIX per per nHnum interest. lhe in
tercst payable scmi-annualy in London, New J ofk
or New Orleans as may be agreed on,
The Bonds To be for i 1000 each, if tha interest he
payable in the United States, and for ESQ slg each, if
the interest be payable in London The proposals TO be
endorsed Proposals tor bonds
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wholesale A gent
pROSEFCI[TS


THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be-
ginning OF the ensuing winter, a Condensation tt
the twenty volumes Of the Old and n CIV Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, TO re comprised IN four
Volumes 8.o., according to the model Of! Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is now in preparation by ]. Burton
Harrison, Esq of this city, assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court,
and by of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more ne
cessury, the original is voumnous, ex Expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest, in the other States of the Union in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence of louisiana; and the
circumstance OF the numerous principles here dos
cideG in the adjustment Of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adudged cases of prime uti.
lily to the jurlsts of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter
Convenient notes, indicating the parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those In the
authoritative forums of the other Staes will
be added to each
The work will form four volumes, royal octave
and will be delivered, bound, to subscr hers at So
per vol; in case it should be found practicable TO
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub
scribcrs will be 81 per VOL
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
je5 Camp and Common SITS.
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL INSTI-
TUTE.
Peace street, bctreen .Moream and Casacalpo, subj
.Har'!7ay.
g PECIAl. Course of Book Kecpjrg-The course
- Of Boe Keeping opened since several months,
will close in Il few days.
Many good accountants, a"ong whom are gentle
men oflligh standing in business will lie recrel-
offered to the public patronage.
A ne" evening class will he opened soon as n SAT
fcient number of subscribers will have been obnnetl
it will close in November next.
For gentlemen residing in the uppe part of the CITY,
evening class, three times Il week. will he opened
nj the corner OF 81 onis and Exchange Place, ii sub
ARE received,
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TO I,ttN /

Les prtlsioaaaires auron rag cment d'y trouver
les personnes puran les langues franchise, anglase
4 estuyRoie 23au
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NOTICE.
faNilE subscribers have this tey formed Co-rart
= nersip, under the firm q C. ~ Prttrhori AMI
10 TGge1, Jr., for the rns,etron the niueer, IN
.iness, anI have located themselves the corner oi
Magazine ahd Poy'ras i'ip'y wiz keap con
Stanllv on hand central supply al ftily t'tucrrle
and steam boat sores aud solicit the patronage a cir
fricnda and the public.
q " pRirCsfiRp
JOS. IA1E..t III
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Geux qui prenmt pension dGsireraient y logger an
dcs 4pparlc de s.crens priX bien garns ct
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A BEACH Blk ANDY-lN few bbls old and superior
4 article for sale by
READ & BARSTOW,
,,ulI Rank pIncP
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u. +. JALJ COFFEE, in grass hngs-l00, received
- per brig Star il store, for sale hv
SLAIl II & TRIER,
m'3 a. Poytlras street.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL

LOUISVILLE, Oct Is.
RemarkS.-We cannot perceive that tbo
river has risen at all here, although there
have been some reports of rises above. OF
course there are no arrivals from the south
and few shipments TO that quarter. Since
our last there have been some arrivals Of
dry goods in keels and fats, and the stock
OF domestlcs, prints, and other dry gods is
good.
BacOn.-The rate for middlings and hog
round, from wagons, is now l0A cents, and
in stores lOs and Ii cents. Hams retail at
l2I: There is small supply of canvassed
held at the same.
Flor.-There have been no TRANSACT
tons OF any importance. B1yers could
readily be got at IS so, but holders will not
sell at that price. Sales of few hundred
barrels at S. rs and So. Sales by the
dray load at So 25. The stock in market
is good.
digging and Rope The business in
these articles has been light, and mnst con-
iinue so until the opening of navigation.
The stock is heavy. Sold this week, $50
pieces of Bagging at 30 cents, and 6l0
coils of Rope at "a and cents. Arrived
this week of Begging, 1912 pieces; ship
ped in the same time, ,l94 pieces; stock
on hand, lS,S05 pieces. Arrived Of Rope
| lao coils; shipped, ,277; stock on hand,
24,650 coils.
Erchdnae and Moaey.--Money contn-
ues to be very scarce, in great degree on
account of the protracted dulness of busi-
ness. Checks on New York and Philadel-
phia are sold by the Banks at II per cent.
premium. Out of doors the rate is | per
cent, there having been considerable de-
mand this week. Rate on Boston 9 per
cent. premium. Rate on New Orleans Q
per cent. discount.
We quote Mississippi river money at o
and 10 per cent. discount. Brandon is
worse. 1t is very difficult to get it off at
10, and some brokers decline it at more than
As. Vcksburg Water Works, 80. Bank
of VicESburg and Citizens Bank of Madi-
son, %. We quote Lake Washington at
ia and Is, though we know of one BUYER
who takes it at 8. Tombgbee, IL. Ala
bama and SI; last sales in New York, 81.
Tennessee, q and Z. New Orleans, 4 and
Is.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31

,ious laboratory and chemical lecture room,
arge and well appointed lecture rooms for
Ihe professors of the institutes of medicine,
theory aud practice, obstetrics and materia
medica, splendid anatomical amphitheatre,
large enough forlhe accommodation of from
1900 to 1900 persons, for the professors OF
surgery and anatomy, as well as the other
necessary rooms for cabinets, library, &c.
The prospects of this school of medicine
are Of the most hattering character. The
profossorships are filled by gentlemen of ac-
knowledged ability; and the location Of the
institute, furnishes advantages TO students
for pursuing anatomical, surgical and chem
zeal studies, unsurpassed by those of any in
the Union, aud unequalled by any in the
western country. Among its professors are
Drs. Caldwell, Cooke, Yandell, and Short,
late of Pennsylvania University, comprising
the whole talent and intellectual force which
the latter institution could boast in 1886.
with the single exception of DR.. Dudley.-
Drs. Cobb and Flint-the former, professor
of anatomy, and the latter of surgory-are
men of high attainments in their several de-
partments; and DIR. Miller, professor of OBJ
stetrics, &c. sustains not only high pro-
fessional character, but is second to no man
in urbane and gentIemanly qualities, and
moral worth. Under such auspices, the
friends OF the institution may well calculate
upon IFS taking high and permanent stand
among the medical schools the country.
Extensive and liberal preparations were
made, during the last year, for establishing
on permanent basis, the Louisville Cole
gate Institute; but, owing to some uniortu-
nate differences among its professors, agents,
6 &c. it is not now in a prosperous condition
= | believe, however, that the citizens and city
:, council-now eminently active in the cause
of education-wil not suffer this institution
to anguish.
q There are some associations of indivdu-
n ais for literary and scientific purposes; but
| cannot give you any satisfactory iniorma-
y ton concerning them. There is, also, a
historical society here, devoted especially to
i collecting and preserving authentic details
5 of the early history of the State; the adven-
lures of its first settlers, &c. &c. am in
formed that this society is in a Furnishing
condition, and has made an extensive and
valuable collection of original documents
: bearing on the subjects above named
More dnon-Mdhoba.
| Xourc truIU
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
IuDGE on CRIMINAL COURT.
ELECTIONS.

MARYLAND has, no doubt, elected Grason,
(Loco-Foco) for Governor-but the Wings
have majority in both branches of the Lee
gislature, and of course will be able to elect
Wing Senator.
In ONO the Wings have been beaten bad
Iy. 1t is supposed that the Wings have
elected only four Congressman, to nineteen
Loco Focos.
From PENNSYLVANIA we have but few
and imperfect Ieturns-but there can be no
doubt of Porter's success; his majority will
be at least 5000 or 5000. So say reports
from New Orleans.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
WING SENTIMENTS

Ogden Hoffman, the distinguished and
eloquent Representative from New York,
uttered the following sentiments at one OF
the greatWhlg meetings recenhy held in that
city. They are and will be, in spite of the
Puny efforts of few factions but feeble
spirits, the sentiments of tie great mass of
the Wing party throughout the Union:
Lam no mans man-I AN no Webster
man--no Clay man--dRdI am no Hdrri.
son mani AM A Vino MAN AM A
NATIONAL CONVENTION MAN, |
turn to that National Convention as "a fount
ain OF healing--a fountain whose streams
II not disturbed, are broad and deep enough
to carry US safely on its bosom; or rather a,
to some goodiy tree, planted by an homes
hand, that with care, will bear abundan
fruit, OF which we may eat and live; but i
we allow the cankerworm Of personal preiu
does to eat up its roots and destroy its sap
1t VIII be like an apple of the Dead Sea-
precious 10 the eye, bat ashes and bitter
ness to the taste.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
MOBILE. Oct. Ii.


Cotton Arrived during the week 1917
bales, and exported in the same period 2O2
bales, leaving on hand and on shipboard not
cleared, stock of 1890 bales against 1852
at the same time last season. The market
has been quite animated this week, and
about 900 bales have changed hands at II
and la cents. Some of the specimens Of
the crop received this week are really beau
tiiul, and the general character of the arri-
walls much superior to that of The cotton
first received last year. One effect of the
drought is seen in a few fragments of crisp
ed leaves which the gin could not remove,
but the dry weather has left the color rich
and without a stain. From the transactions
we establish the following quotations: good
and fine, lac; good fair; fair, 10 and l3I.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
NINE MILLIONS oFDoLLARs

Unless the administration party can man.
age to procure repeal ofexistinr law, the
Government will be obliged to s'pony up''
about nine millions of dollars to the several
States, on the first of January next-being
me fourth Instalment ofthe surplus revenue,
Inc payment of which was postponed by a
law OF Congress until that day The adj
mInIstration has so managed affairs as to
ssquander this money! goodIy portion Of
1t no doubt, in a way that would very well
bear the test of human scrutiny, and the
hight of truth. Hence the mighty efforts Of
the locofocos, to carry the fall elections, sc
that, by the repeal of this law, no such scru.
tiny may be had into the causes which have
wasted the public treasure! But is not this
an additional reason why the friends ofgood
government should be on the alert, and even
doubly active, to defeat the aim of the loco
focOs in this matter2 Certainly, it is the
more important to persevere-it is the more
incumbent on the PEOPLE to obtain the VIC
tory at the ballot boxes this fall-to the end
that they may obtain these nine millions OF
dollars, according to lar, or, IN the case oil
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
CHARLESTON, Oct. IT.

CoHon-The languor which, fo- somo
time past hung over our business prospects,
has at length been succeeded by a whole
some termination, and this week our mark
ct exhibited gradual return to life and ac-
tiyity. Up to the closing hour of business
the demand for the finer qualities of Up
lands was undated, and that description is
now very scarce. The cheering accounts
from Europe and the Northern States, re-
ceived laiterly, give some assurance of a
speedy advance in all descriptions of the
article, The sales for the week amounted
to 99S bags Uplands, at from 10 to 1874 cts.
per ID.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON County.
Probate Court, October Term, 1888.

Probate Court, October Term, 1888.
"a GALL PERSONS interested in the
lands, tenements and Entertainments Of
John Pickins, decd: You are hereby cited
to appear before the Probate Court of said
county, at a regular term thereof, to be hold
en- at the Court House, in and for said coun-
ty, on the fourth Monday in January next,
and shew cause, if any you can, why an or
der should not be made by said court, for
the sale of certain real estate Of said deceas-
ed, in said county, agreeable TO the provi-
sions of the last will and testament Of said
deceased.
~..x Witness, the Hon. John M. Whit
81 $ ney, Judge of Probate of said Court
***** of Jefferson county, the 4th Mon
day in October, 1888.
Issued 94th day of October, 1888.
G. T. MILES, Clerk.
oct 81 81
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
~,
Fruits of CourtshiD--Ned Grimes wore

Fruits Of Courtship.--Ned Grimes wore
sad countenance. lie was often asked what
was the matter; but no satisfactory answer
was ever forthcoming At length partic-
ular friend obtained The following particu-
lars of him:-"You know" said Ned, 81
have been courting Sally w. a long while;
and so we had a great notion ofgetling mar
ried, when that darned old colonel -"
"Go on, Ned, don't be a boy; what about
coloneIg" "Why, you see, sally said had
better ask him; and so did, as perlite as
knowed how !" swell, what reply did he
makeG" "Why, he kinder limited round. y
"What kind of hint did he throw oulT
"Why, he kinder limited round as if war'nt
wanted therep swell, Ned, let us know
what they were, what the colonel said, to
disturb your mind sop "Why, he said"
"Said What?" "Why, he said ifhe catched
me there again, he would cowhide me Till
hadn't an inch Of rine left on my back; blast
his picterw
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
Baltimore Patriot.

FOREIGN VIsTroRs The editor of the
New s1rk Herald, writing from London
says: In "A short time it will be as fashiona-
bic among the English nobility to travel in
the United States as it now is on the CONT
tinent. The Countess of Westmoreland,
with lovely niece, six servants, travel
ling carriage, and a medical attendant, en-
bark to-day in the packet ship President, for
New York. She has engaged the whole OF
the ladies' cabin for her own use. Her pur-
pose is to travel two or three years in the
United States. She has some property in
Prince Edwards Island, which she will also
visit. She also visits Canada-the Falls Of
Niagara-and spends winter in the South
| should not be surprized to see the Duke Of
Wellington, and half the English nobility
visit the United States in two or three years
We are on the eve of great changes.
Southern telegraph., 1838-10-31
Office of the Southern Argus-Ertrd
October "a, 1899.
.LOWNDES COUNTY TRUE ASSTEEL!
The State Redeemed!!- Loco FocoiSm
= Al J...4flI
in the dusti!!
FEDERALISM PRosTRATE!!u

FEDERALISM i kOs thAlE.'''
1t gives MS infinite pleasure 10 assure our
Wing friends every where, that we have a.
gain achieved most glorious victory owes
Van Burenism. After one Of the hardest
fought battles ever contested in our county,
the REPUBLICAN Flag again floats IN
TRIUMPH over the black banner of Fed
eraliSni, and its discounted cohorts. Our
traitorous "Siate Rights Sub Treasury men"
are again informed, that though "ioSScd, they
are not missed"
Notwithstanding Judge Trotter buckled
to his back Parson Butler, he was unable to
trot through tho course. Correct principles
are again triumphant in Lowndes county,
and Judge Trotter is instructed not again "a
misrepresent the county of his residence.-
Senator Tucker and Representatives Wright
and Gilmer are informed they cannot truly
represent their constituents, and are by the
following vote instructed (DemocrdticdlLy)
to RESIGN or OBEY. The following is the
official return: