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Wanted.
7. y AoULfoh. J. N. REED.
GGsaggETCEg & e Ea!s.s.MO.

COUNTRY Jeans Linsey, Socks, Feathers Wax, Ginseng
- &c, in exchange for goods.
noV4 4. J. DUNCAN g. CO
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The Old Stand of KirkaaH & Ellis.
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suALL RESTDENCE FOR SALE

A SMALL franc dwelling, kitchen, &c, with At or
acres Of fine gsrdng Land, the purchaser may DESIRE
about 2A miles from the city, the Galaiin Pike.
great bargain " Ill be given for 1S or 4 cash.
d x w BROWN,
dec l2-wIm A u Cherry street.
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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS
fgzEEzA-h dzNNAA ST1EslA
Ar-aAsI@l

REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS
60 s.
The stauneh and approved light water Packets
SEVENTY-SIK, BARCLEY, Master.
SVALLOW, ALEX FRAZIER Master.
PRINCESS NJ. AIKEN, Master.
having been thorougs overhauled and newly ated on
with superior will their regular
ten day trips the t rise OF water. The eommandants
and courteous clerks these VII give az Clnelg
'',5st5 oet5l-5m. --5l'''' H ii. HARRIs0S, Agent
G.. E. HARDY.
~ zsHaAs Hszc. SAse
CITY LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
R hand number Of choice Horses, Bugges, Carriages,
~ &c which will be let reasonable terms. I will
r kespp Of horses bugges &C. MY charges always
be moderate. and by strict attention 70 my business,
H'p0 " ~ G. 4. HARDY,
No. - College Street,
Dec TO- 81 Immediately below Broad.
HAVE this dsy sold nv interest in the CITY LIVERY
IND SALE STABLE 10 c. s. Hardy, who will stn eon-
speeully solicit continuance Of he same 70 the STABLE
dec 10. L. i. hAhD1-
Persons of COnSumptiVc Habits Read This!
no THg G Il RqENBERG COMPANY; Porthe first time
in m life an Induced certify to the truly wonderful
fleets Of pOpnar diene, bus IN sending you the cert
h.sts Only dischargihg duty that owe 70
the Gaen5efZ Company and more especially 10 suffering
humanity.
enough with rssesuess, splitting Of blood and
other dangerous symptoms Of consumption immsdi
tsV called truly skGl and scientific physician, who
tod il was q case Of consumption. he treated him 70
several weeks, but he gradually grew then had
anohsr scAu OF great reputation in lung diseases He
nj ella naefd ha hone ~
sad said was useless 70 spend money in t
ing o cure him
Ihld previously promised the GrRfsnbsrg Agents
fMsssrs lovely that when the doctors gave him
ard agreeable SURPRISE tns began % improve
after TAX only i've doses he took only two bottles
and three bottles Ofthe Gr9feuberg sassgaria
Compauud, which the small OF nine collars
81 20U. and he is doing good me servoe on the panta
consider him perfectly sound AID vel as be is al
hearty strong, without vestgs or sign q - IT.
JOIN MYEIS,
Claioorue, AiE-
Ibave ussi the GrfenbuTg COnsumptye's baiH ssele
eases OF oasumpLOn prtcfce. Win he rgpt 81 si-
fsrtad uish ali sould use IT,. MEnAKIS. Pa. H.
TotLen's Weils isnn'
The Graenbefg Ccnsum ptivo'i BALM viii ehs1l-1 S-g
lr uuruon and ali CON plautE OF the lunes ~ CO.. o.
rold8r the Inugsand Chest LznguOr Comhined 80 ~
Breathug Paias in ths Chest and Srouenhl5 - ~ - -
berg COnsum plive's Balm will effect eolls.-, f,-
prevent ths iis-ass Lom becoming or Rl., -. -. -
uop InalI cases delays 4re gerous ln.J s,-e- -
dred fold 70 all diseases having tsnoesoy :, ,,1
We earnestly advise all 10 procure ne
iH .,.oss E,sfrp Il e. per hottie
~ AN' Pii0' u ' ARK McK ENZlbi Nashville,
-, ,,h e,,s.fsDbarreE = O. FOR Tennessee Alabama
AgeoI IoI lAe oi'0'H' dec l2-0
-,---,,T1,- akfR EG0 ckIc
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N9heafs NKneaf!!

THE undersigned having orders for Wheat will paw
L highest market dehFerabie At MeCIeG & 1erTass
house, coTnerOi Broad and College st.
K. WEBB,
Coftob and proSpr- Rrolysr
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LIVING UP TO RuLEss-Mr. MeCalfum, superin.
tendent of the Erie Railroad is strict constructions
ist and severe disciplinarian; he discharged con
ductor for passing the family of director who had
pass as the conductor knew but had left it at home
Soon after the new year came in, Mr. McCallum took
the cars himself and being asked by another con
ductor, who had the Of the other fresh in his
memory, for his pass, showed one for 1885, the con
ductor refused to acknowledge it, and though the
superintendent explained and said it '@a right,
and if not would be made rght, the conductor would
not yield, but made him pay his full fare, and We
trust the five cents extra for not buying a ticket
Mr. McCallum will probably not venture abroad agar
without having his pass up to time.
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THE PRINTING OR COURIER BILL.-Since the defeat
of this most strange conception of some singular BRAIN
have observed demeasor on the part OF some rev rev
much the reverse of other days. After the vote
was taken, one of the Senators from New Orleans,
Mr. H., sat for minutes as in the deepest medi
tation-whether it 1ras or teas not true. His pecu
liar look attracted the attention of many without as
within the bar, and elected the remark, al would
give ten dollars to know how Mr. H. feels, without
having to suffer what his countenance indicates his
mental mental agonies.n For future reference, we append
the list o ayes and nays, and cannot refuse to award
to those noble men, Messrs Dereese, Evans, Munday
their vote against the obnoxious proposition, thus
showing they could be just and true to right, though
party required otherwise. ,,.r n,;r. Do,
lerin, RYAN, Richardson Semmes, St. Paul, Sterling,
Woods, Withers, Griffin NJ n
Naqs- Beatty, Burlington, Chew, Ducros, De
freese, Evans, Gardere, Heard, Locoul, Munday
IBaton Rouge Gazette and Comet.
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spa ST. sRssys
TsSms %s RI & ASam Selma IsGs s sseS WaSsss
Lss Williams, Ark 7 Fleming No; q F Gates lady
pnnkl Mrs Barasss and q EVANS Aberdeen 's I anss
j W HIM. u IA Ellison, C Dr q VI ,UIisk Wm i
lady and sy,t, isier o. Scott Watson. In, Higs
md lady Nsshez Mrs Stiles children and Texas
Nasslsz; HIS Pass Christian; Jghason, NE eys ss
sss;sos ssE:ssst aGs1. S, sssss lssy
Woods, tsssyiih Caldwell Gibson, Haton oase Mss
Gnon, Marin Lsfssehs; Tapgss, j. Jsas
Coast = noasiaasN
bert. d dssssI $ Carson Rsasses La; W ~. ~,
snd s fS Ms sT ssisnss M s A s sss ss
" c@Pssll: Black Rys,s Green {: siory i 4. L
Tsssaa sss,. Msr,
jones' Miss Jopes, Miss q set Grand ssaii. Han
psf5ssfs M PS,nns gsso9 " krqIss I wss
GsImass s Lewis ;a so ,Iss NSny9sa sSa y
WIZ sh,o Ms nss WHY WHY tenn RBps9sr, Ell Soa y &
TeRp ySsyan; s,snma ~ Ny aal SM ~ jts
Soaiep Rob Mullen T panes l J a 1s R,r "a ady ~; Nj
Newark. HSS '.Fr st-7 ,7isF}, h--R = IN Sinaoats,
ST LOUIS. ..Hs Shaw sehens Thor, - ,-.1
sro;hs Mrs stroher Ms Mts.I Eslsem siss A A b
aaie Aaasss MTisSs psSsaa Nsiss q ssp5 6
anssss asnp pE sassq saSss ass is Nlss
sisesss shiiarsa and Mrs BIisissi ehi
and vie ls Ira & splanas nnn ss,sn + Mossaa E fsa e.
I faopassy, Rranses J q Eilendef, La.
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Wed Orltar,s 4aiIp Grestellt.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1867.
Bussncss-General Items.

Hu8lnCA8-N1Gn6rAl Items.
80. -~-
It was lively on the principal streets and thorough
fares yesterday. The weather was clear and bracing,
and general good feeling prevailed not however,
because the Legislature in the city, but from the
congregation Of visitors from all parts of the world
even from the kingdom Of China and we do not
know but what we might have met with some Japan
ese in our perambuatons. IL We did not see Japan
ese, we saw bank committee man, or member OF
the congregated wisdom which was supposed to be
at the capital Of the State.
The mails are something like the Ajax of Louisi-
line againbut it is very hard work to cure
the obstinacy Of contractors. The mail due yester-
day failed from beyond Mobile, which indicates that
Stockton or some otlef place east of Mobile has
great attractions for mail contractors. Some how or
another, the mails by the Arabia, from Liverpool,
have put through within three days Of the time
when due, ~. e. ~. ~ r.. .,i =. .-- = .--7 ?
II the Postofice Department at Washington has
any bowels of compassion we urge on it the neces-
sity of allowing the postmaster of this city more
assistance in his Office. The delays and inconye-
niences of our own citizens, who have boxes, are
great but the delays to transient residents and per-
sons from al parts of the United States are much
greater People have to wait their turn at the vari-
then have to depart without being served. Then
blame and reproach are cast on the postmaster and
his subordnates, and the general character of our
city is also denounced. Federal officers in particu-
lar, have to take good share. It is very strange
that strong delegation in Congress, particularly
the Senatorial, cannot get the pitifnl sum Of six
thousand dollars, ont OF the twenty-five millions in
the treasury, appropriated towards paying for the
services of eight or ten additional clerks in our post
office. There is no mistake but this is great coun
try it would not take much time to find out the
great men in authority. We, trust the incoming
administration will at least have some exalted views
of the general requirements Of the commerce of The
nation, particularly Of New Orleans.
If any of our antiquated citizens do not believe
that New Orleans is increasing in importance ant
extent Of population, we Recommend them Go go t.
the yestibule of the postoice any morning from to
O'clock When a mail is at hand, and edge their wa,
from Exchange alley through to Royal street. w
also suggest that those who have no important busi
ness on hand will not block up the entrance by stop
ping to converse the events of the day, but per
nit those who have business to attend to- to have re
ingress and egress, without being obliged to dodg
this way and that way Royal street is, however, to-
contracted for the increasing business which appear
to be concentrating in and about the enyirons G
Canal street. 4...., r.- ~. =-..aN
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OUTRAGEOUS CosDrcr OF BRAZILIAN OFFICIALS
TOWARD AN AMERICAN WHALEn.-We are indebted
to Capt Samuel S. Sparrow, of the bark Cambridge,
now below this port from Pernambuco for the fellow
ing account Of the treatment OF New Bedford whale
cember Capt. Barton Rcketson arrived at Pernainbu
co in Brazilian vessel with the officers and crew of
ship Canada, whaler of New Bedford, and reported
that on the 9th of November, in the evening, his
ship struck on reef nine miles from shore, and
about forty or sixty miles North Of Cape st. Roque
Immediately got out kedges and proceeded to haul
the vessel out through the channel by which she came
in; got her aoat having started the water ana ignt
ened her somewhat, and lost only the false keel No
one from the vessel was allowed by the captain to go
ashore nor wereany signals made for assistance none
being required. ,5.-..:.,s...,,.
On the fourth day Brazilian dfiicer, with soldiers
came on board and ordered the captain to stop heay
ing on the wndlass,, lthe crew were still engaged
kedsipg the vessel, oat9 On his refusing to do SO
they fixed bayonets and drove tho men from the wind
lass The captain then told tne olneef ne snon,u
proceed in his duty, and essayed once more to man
the wndlass but again prevented by the soldiers,
He then called all hands aft, and in their presence
abandoned the vessel to the otcer, and tod nm ne
should hold his government responsible. The Brazil
ans having got possession, Stacked away the hawser
and let the ship again on to the rocks, Cup to
this time she had made no water to speak of9 where
she pounded all night, and in the morning had hve
feet of water in her hold. Capt Rcketson, thinking
that the officer having had an opportunity to sleep
on the natter, might repent of his rashness OF the
day before, again called all hands, and n their pres
ence offered to take the vessel again. (although mucf
damagedO with i've feet of water in her hold, pro
yided the soldiers would leave: bnt the officer per
emptorily refused, and Capt Il. then made his tina
abandonment, resefvlng the private property OF him
self and crew. He went on shore ana thence 70 Pei
sui there protesting, etc. The Canada had on boars
besides her outfits, 10 bbs, sperm ei, taken on th
line. boston Journal, 18th alt. ,- -
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the back track in the matter of legal advertising.
The iniquity was too outrageous for that body
to perpetrae, Upon the 4th inst the passage OF the
bill was reconsidered, and it then killed by tie
vote-l3 to Is. [Natchez Courier, 7th inst. -.
We do not believe the bill would have passed the
House had time been afforded for ample and delabe-
rate discussion. We are confident it would be de-
feated now, could it be brought up again by large
majority. It was ."sprung" on the House. and
forced through under pressure of the rule, applied
arbitrarily, without regard to what was due to par
liamentary courtesy.
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ELorEMENT.--During last week;a ease OF kidnap
nns for matrimonial purposes, took place in our par
En- which created little excitement. free mulatto
man, mai by the name of Gouiais, for the past two
Years resident of our parish working at the coopers
trade, succeeded in gaining the affections OF quite
SI and persuaded her to elope with him to the
consulnrnation con of his happiness. by union in the
holy bonds of matrimony.,' warrant was soon
procured and pursuit Immediately giyento the erTng
they were overtaken at about l4obdeils storeE The
giri was arrested but her paramour succeeded in
eyading the pursuit of the officer
[Ponte Coupee Echo, 7th inst.
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FRAScoN1A HEARD FRoM.-A letter from Franco
MIA, N H. dated on Saturday, the 2ith uit' reports
the following facts respecting the weather IN that
arctic region:
The spirit thermometer this morning indicated 40
degrees below at halfspast A. NJ, CATER the sun
wns u and shining brightly sank to 40 degrees DC
low in twenty minutes! The mercury itself was
solid! This is the coolest weather ever known N
Franconia. Ore could he exposed but lew minutes
trostbittep before they were aware 0t it, ..
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Further Texas Items.

The Galveston News, of the 9Th inst, has the fol-
lowing paragraphs: 'lg l-.- rez
There is report of heavy rains on upper Trinity
and OF slight rise in the river several boats are il
readiness to 60 up on the announcement OF suffi-
cient stage OF water.
Receipts of cotton Mt Houston amounted to five
hundred bales during the past week and an increase
of arrivals at that point and at Richmond is In pros
pect, weather having become warm and sprlng.lke.a
Business generally has been extremely dull here.s
The arrivals of cotton have been light, and trade
in the staple has teen decidedly less animated rs the
necessity to operate for vessels under charter appears
to be overcome. Sales during the week amount to
about four hundred bales we find II necessary t0 re-
duce our quotations for lower grades in accordance
with the decline at New Orleans.
The Newsstates that the Rev B. D. Dashiel Metho-
dist clergyman located at Columbia Brazoria county,
for the present year. shot young man at that place,
named Orlando Orr, the 22d inst At last accounts
it was expected he would recover. Mr.. Dashiel was
bound over in the sum Of $4,000. '' ~ g. :. rs
The Houston Telegraph of Wednesday last says:'
We understand that an abolitonist from Boston or
that vicinity, has been circulating incendary papers
and documents in this city for two or three days past
The boys have taken him in hand to-day, and at last
accounts he was in considerable fear that something
A young man calling himself Thomas W Willamson,
representing himself to be an Assistant Engineer IN
the U s. Navy, was arrested in this city on Wednes-
day last ona charge OF forgery seems he has been
stgping at the Rusk House for several weeks past,
| living high on champagne and other extras, and in
payment Of his board bin offered the landlord draft
pnrporting to be drawn in Baltimore, and endorsed
by the Messrs.s Block Of Galveston for the sum Of
$500. = s',-.. ~ , ',' ts.,1- e'.:l',tt.&
A daily paper called the Age Of Commerce. and
edited by c. H. Hanson, Esq, has been started in
| Houston. ss-4- 20 ~
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MysTERIous MURDER.--A New York dispatch OF
the lst inst says:
Dr. Harvey Barnel, a well known dentist of this
city, was found dead in his office yesterday morning,
with fifteen stahs and marks OF stlaugulation en- bis
There were no signs of robbery having bee., COM,
mitted and the faise of the murder is sngcpded in
the deepest mystery. ar. slss.-' e'...S ~
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0NEGoop TURN Deserves ANoTHER.-A favorite
daily bits from the Mouth Of its mistress, day
perched, IS usual or. her shoulder and inserted his
beak between her iiI not as it proved; to receive,
but to give or hide for one good turn deserves
anothef the grateful bird dropped an immense green,
fat caterpillar into the lady's mouth.
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THE LAKE.

f7E. FOR MOBlLE-DAILY U. S. MAIL
LINE Winter ArrangemenThe splendid iow
issss&a pressure packet steamer Cuba, r. A: Hurn
master: Florida, ". H. Hutchings master; Califor-
MIA. l.. Myers, MASTER built expressly for the Lake
trade superior acconodaioone the above steamers
Poptchartran Railroad DAILY the arrival
Returning will stop Pascagoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS. '-
Cabin Fare each way. ...............SS
Deck ..---.-....:......2
nj z. GEDDES, Agent 10 Bank Place.
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"A 7 C HAF ALAY,A RIVER.

Leaves on MEDNEsDAY, Job igst.,st 5PsM ,,n
A., A. w: Glaze, & E E. t9a'i5lies osG P mss.s. will
and all landings on the Acafaaya For freight passage
''1n feio T j. NJ JOHNSTON CO.. Front Levee street..
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Y zoo RIv E r.
? Will leave on WEDNESDAY, l1th' inst, at 5PM =
~ FOR LEFLORE, CIR REENWOOL

II Sidon Yazoo City Saaria all intermediate
sS%3A lsndings-Tbe light draught passenger steame,
Alton, dr., G. Witham master will leave as above Fo
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
fe4 r. u. RANDOLPH, AZ Union street.
The Aiton Jr receiving freight the fooo Custom
house street .,,l4 ....i..
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GIVE HUUspRED rHoUsAsD poLLARs

By Supreme Government of Nicaragua passed
on the 2St August authorized Loan OF
$500 onciated the the city of New Orleans
under the direction and agency Of the under
signed. ,,
This Loan made payable in twenty years from the LIST Inst
at Louisiana and is carrying six cent per
mum crest payable annually asoAt the Bank of Louisiana
This has also set apart by this decree One Million
holders for their ultimate payment the Scrip for which Land
we are also prepared offer for sale Since the Government
has established permanent basis we think those
Inducements to capitalists asd
They offered for sale very reasonable terms We
would invite parties who feel Interested in this enterprise OF
Importance examine the above Decree which is OF
record at the othce VIM. Crsy, notary Of this city
NJ. PITCHER,
- : s. F. SLATER, .
Agents.
For ssls by -. N. PITCHER :,
n24 If 10 ~ y AZ Carondelet ST., corner onlon.
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1856, 6,Is57-MEMPHIS AND NEW
lsSME1kaSS ORLEANS PACKET 1lNri.-in order to ac-
s&z@ commodate the public, the owners and masters
Of packets heretofore in the trade between the two cities
have organized a company TRI-WEEkLY LINE OF
PACK FITS between Memphis Orleans hinder the
and style of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRIEANSPAek EFT
COMPANY ~ x1,,,,, .,-
The comprising the Line all Of the FIRST
inferior the West South for speed comfort and
safety. - - ,>.,,,,-, 40,
viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, AT s O'Clock p. NJ s5.
Rs-Particulaz attention will be paid to way business
MONDAY PACEErs-
Nebraska. C. B. Church. muster.
InxOmar, L, McDonough, master.
-wEDNEsDAY PAcKETs-
john Stmonds, j. w. Goslee, master. .-s'
H. II. w. Hln, Thos H. Newell, master.
FRIDAY PACKErS-
Ben Franklin, NJ. q. Aaders, master
- Belfast. H. l.. Church, master; .
Shippers passengers rely the puuctualy Of the
boats OF this Line.
The Line Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Line and with all the railroads and boats for Nashville ST.
Louis, Louisville, etc. ~
of the patronage hitherto extended to the
this Line is respectfully solicited For freight or pas
sels 6m JOHN i. HYDE CO., 6s Poydras street.
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ROCTOR BAAKEE TREATS ALL DISEASES

II FREE OF GHARGE.-Dr- Baas will also give special
attention the following named Diseases Coughs Colds Con
sumption Group, Influenza Asthma Bronchitis and all other
diseses Of the throat and lungs Dr. Baakee will devote par
tcnlA attention I've aatncnt OF Lumhago Scrofula heu.
masfa AID chronic Neuralgia, Paralysis Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia Piles and all de snsemens Of the otnach liver
boelS all chronic female diseases Special at
tenon will be given the treatment Of the Eye and Ear Dr.
made discovery Of fluid tat will produce
perfect absorption of the Cataract and restore
vision eye without the of the knife Dr. Bankee can
thousand certificates of his perfect m cur
ing Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fistua Swengs or Tumors
descrptop and without ie Of the knife Special
arrangements made with Dr. Baakee for the treatment
of the last named diseases they will require his constant a
nr. Bank OF the most skltul and
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fae ia
personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed DR.. Bnakee encosnE postage stamp
five cents from distance, correctly stating the nature o.
the disease shall promptly answered. and the patients treated
by correspondence, free of charge ~ r.
e,,s"'>s'! ;, DOCTOR BAAKEE.
d22 6md&W No So Carondeet st., New Orleans, La
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From RArIpgs. The Alexandria Democrat of
Tuesday last says; = - 7- r, t5.ss
Large class steamers are compelled to tighten in
order to ride over the Fallsriver is not rising Some
rain during the past week but not enough 10 affect
the river; the past few days have been clear and
warm with an unclouded sky, T--@'r- - u .t' -