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THE "HOME JOURNAL"

The Home Journal has become universal. There
are few families Of cultivated habits-few of those
who seek TO enliven and make home the most intel
igent and attractive place-who do not now receive
it. 1t is read, We believe, wherever run the golden
threads Of domestic happiness and true moral refine
ment which are woven so thickly into the stronger
and coarser web of our countrys industry and cner
cetic prosperity The Home Journal is the speaker
to the hearts Of this busy nation i'll the hours given
10 happiness and relaxation. 4 home is hardly
complete, we think may safely venture 10 say,
without the Home Journal which, besides being 4
chronicle Of the times abounds in intelligence de-
signed to cn,iyen an american home, Its Editors,
Geo p Morris and n. p. Willis devote their entire
time. skill and experience, to the task, OF giving,
each week, everything worth knowing. They par
ticuarv keep an eye on all the whims and novelties
of the dav. The utmost pains taken to present
the facts and outlines Of all news. In the literary
department we aim at sketches and reliable criticisms
and in our COMBINATIONS of TIE productions Of the
vast newspaper world Of Europe, endeavor to
avoid the tresome. and local, and transfer to our
columns the pick of English information and briA-
iancv while We endeavor to select with true sense
lof pure morals true wit. and genuine humor.
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| five dollars-aways in advance Address
MORRIS d WILLIS,
52-2m 1G7 l'uon-strcct, New York
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Representatives, IN Congress.
j. ?. Benjamin and J. Slidell, Senators.
Geo. Eustis, Jr., Thomas Green Davidson,
J. NJ. Sandige and Miles Taylor.
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PARISH OF CATAUOULA.

PARISH OF CATAuOULA.
D. NJ. Prichard, Sheriff; c. G. Duke
Clerk; I. d. Nix. Recorder; J. n. Riley
Assessor; w j. Burt, Coroner; Il. IL Gu
ny, Treasurer.
Ncmjers Of tie Police Jury.
Ward No. Ii f. Anderson,
s. +. Routh,
3 Moses Collins,
i" 4 Isaac Ford.
" VIM. S. PricharJ
6 a. r. Henry,
-" 7 VIM. L. Ditto,
8 II. Chamberin,
10 NJ d. Thompson,
il John NJ. Philips,
u Edward Dorsey, President.
Is Burrel Pool,
ii George Briggs,
VIM. NJ. Tew, Clerk; Geo. Dean, Harish
Constable; j. Q. a. Taliaterro, Parish Pril
ter.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ORES MAYO, Of Catahoula, Judge,
WADE II. liouaH, of Caldwell, District Attorney
Is composed Of the Parishes Of Catalonia
Caldwell and Franklin. Tho time of holding
Courts in each are as follows:
CATAIiOULA.
Terms-Ist Mondays in Nay and November.
CALDWELL.
Terms--lat Mondays IL June ard December.
FRANKLIN.
Terms-lst Mondays in April and October.
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THE GLOBE.

THE GLOBE:
Tie OGciai Paper Of Congress.
The proprietor of this excellent and use
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GLIDING the laws passed, during the next SEES
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December 1857.
TEEMs-One capy, daily, one year $40
one copy during session Of Congress 50 ;
Congressional Globe and Appendix 3;
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JOHN G.. RIVES.
Washington City, Aug. 1857.
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Jadicipry-.Supreme Court
E. ]. Merrick. Chief Justice; A. NJ. Huch-
anan, - Cole, w. II. Spotforl, and Corueli-
us Voerhies, assistant justices.
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GEORGE A. PIKE, General Collecting
Agent, Baton Rouge, La.
Immediate attention given to tie purchase
and Entry Of Land.
Information Gratis.
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METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL"

d voted to science, literature aud general intcih.
ecnce The Journal is profusely embelshed with
portraits Of the great, the good, and the vicious
encraviags of useful inventions; specimens from
the auilaa kingdom; lustrstions of Natural Sci
cncc Architecture, Fruits etc, 50 that the farmer
merchant, minister, parent, teacher ana scboal
shall find in the Journal not only substantial kwo
edo. but useful information and rich intellectual
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READ THIS.
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For oil affections Of the Urinary organs,
READ THIS .

HoSe dUtct<oHN &oieIY:
@eya SUCH as acute and chronicU rctheriti~.
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aXtfs ture, burning of the Urethra, Neural
Nh NJ gia of the Urethra, acute and chronic
IS I'll inflammation of the coats of the bladder
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confluence of urine, affection Of the kidneys, eau
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sbua in females (Whites) etc, etc.
~ PRICE REDUCED TO $500 PER BOTTLE.
In all uncomplicatcd cases one bottle will effect
a cure. For full particulars procure Treatise -
20 be had gratis of Agents.
1t would be well in cases of Chronic Gonorrhea
and elect, TO use, in connection with the MIXTURE
oar g Camphorated Beiladonma Injection, to be had
also Of agents--price 90 cts.
The Genuine article can be had of I. SEIIENKER
BROTHER sole AGENTS for Harrsonburg La.
4 cam. DR.. l.. c. Thomson deyotes his sole
attention TO the treatment of AL Specific Diseases,
comprising all Urethral affections Impurities of the
Blood, Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and IIcredit-
arv syphilis, causing in all their different stages
liberation of the Throat and Head Destruction OF
the Palate, Nodes on the Bones pains resembling
| Rheumatism, and Ditch treated for such, Dlotches,
| &c, &c.
| *.* Particular attention paid to cases of SDcr-
8,aiorr}na arising from Onanisrn (self-abusc) OF
other causes. This deplorable disease causes loss
Of power, partial blindness, loss of memory inca
| paeity to attend to business, attempts to commit
suicide, &c But for full details Dr. IT'S Urea
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Surgical operations performed for Fisua in Ano
in the Perineum IIydrocee, Con9enital and Acci
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False Passages &c. Al necessary medicines
Blessings, and instrument. furnished at the Dispen
sary.
! Persons in the country can consult the DR.. by
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/. {. THOMSON, MD.
Southern Infrmary, established 1880 No. az
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Of the Marble Statue, New Orleans.
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have :r-rt Jacobs eittjt! ~ my lllIY, ard
have f,,,nd !. most efficient, and ii my Judgment,
most valuable iy,'--Ilon Hiram Warner,
JUDGE Of supreme court, Ga.
s,it oves me pleasure in being able to recommcul
Jacobs Cor,lial-,nv own personal experience and
tln experience of Ely reiehbors AND friends around
me !. sufficient guarantee for me to believe it 10
bc all that il p,lrnor to be- viz Sovereign Rem
rlv."-Wm II. Underwood, formerly Judge Supc-
lior court, Cherokee Circuit
81 take great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases,
far which | believe it to be Il sovereign remedy
decidedly superior to ANYTHING else tried by
ne" a 4 t;ouldug, Deputy q. II. Of the Grand
LODGE Of Georgia.
y have used jacobs Cordial in my family, and
this, with all hear about it as a remedy by those
who have tried it induces me to believe that it stands
a The head of cvcry preparation Of the Kind, and
would recommend its use in the diseases for which
lis c.,mDo,ludcin MILES q. Dobhu'ss Cashier Of
thr Bank of the State OF Georgia, Griffin.
"If there is any credbiity in human testimony,
Jacobs Cordial must stand prc-emhent above al
other preparations for the Of Bowel Diseases
From the mass of testimony in its favor, coming III
from all quarters it must bc very far in advance
/ curative agent, II most If not al other patent
prcparations"-A Fleming, Cashier Marine and
| fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"Tl.i, efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
A. fat as Ronapartc pushed his columns INTO Hps
,a. and caiuin" communication wherever used
Georgia .Ieher-onan, May -, 1873.
| Druggists and country merchants supp Iby
J WRIGHT & CO..
! 4G-3m. New Orleans
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Tic Virtues Of Jacoys CorIi@ are too 'rcl daoore 4
rcy"tre L"co"i'npS
l. It Cures the worst cases of Diarrhma.
.. It Cures the worst forms of Dysentery.
q II Cures California or McXican DiaIIhtca.
d. IL Relieves the Scverest Chollc.
g. it cures Cholera Morbus.
6. 1t cures Cholera lHtantun.
:. II cures Painful Mcnstruation.
8 II Relieves Pain in the Back and i0lns.
q. II countcracts Nervousness and Dependency
IL. 1t Restores Irregularities.
II. 1t Dispels gloomy and hvstcrlcal feelings.
II. Ii is an admirable To9ic.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-06
S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
ALCO OHOL
EUR MING UID,
N ,yUFAcrURED BY S. CORNING d Co., &c RIVER
STR VET, CLEVELAND, Ono.
Terms. Cash Current Funds.
T. P. sPENcER's QUOTATIONS..
Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

CtScIsSArI. Dec. ,. ISIS.
Bu,ier-Sy r. Merchants fair prime, in frkns, l4lSc;
common and Sir Ohio End Indiana I0GI3e Choice West
srl Reserve Dairy in rkins l9622e for best yellow
Beans-Prime small white y 60 lbs, Sl,2OGI 25
Cheese-Prime medium and large ". R.-9sl9Szc; Best
brands English dairy, lOGIlc.
Cohee-Rio common and prime. Ili{al2lic
Candes-Pressed Taow i I2ze; Star H. Is and 6 OF
ISeGIa62oc.
Cranberres-SmaI and large bbls. per bb SO OGl2 CO.
FioCr-Ordinary and good superfne y bb s40GS SiJ5;
choice red and extra white wheat Si.s0GS5IO-
Dried Fruis-Appes. to choice q % lbs, SlSo
s2I5 Peaches unpeeled 2 30 lbs sS,259375
Grain-wheat prime red ndlwhe 81 029slli- Oats on
arrival 57c Corn prime yellow and white, e965c Prime
Rye gnd Barley &c rise.
sIolasses-Prime n. o., large and small lots SS94oc.
Os-Iinseed large and small lots 67G69c; Lard No.
So-l, 75GS5c
P-ovisious-City brands mess pork p bbl, $1,000 -
eSy brands barrel lard lOlc bacon shders and ribbed
Sides Se hams, plain and sugarcured canvased &C
Ole:
Rice-Far to prime E{,6is.c on.
SnCar-ComInon low fair and fair d7c; good fair
prime and choice 7lsG7szase,
Sseds-Flax 2 Sc los and prime 81 4eG60 Tim
ohy lbs fair and prime, sl65asI5i Clover q G. lbs
in SACKS and bbls. s. IS as 90
Eastern Exehange-pluGE p cent premium buying and
- Ne allow selling rates here New York Exchange
as We keep there and buying for drafts
Boston, Phadepha and Baltimore, we have 10 sell
O-- STRAIGHT, DEMISG L co.
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CULLIVAN'S JUSTLY CeIehrated
Star Of the North.
The best Gas Consuming Stove ia the
World!

THIS is the most wonderful STOVE
Il that has ever been mais. and tie OILY that
keep CONTINUOUS COMBUSTION Of GASES, thereby pro-
ducins most remarkable FLAME from ANTH ACIrE Coal.
By the peculiar arrangement OF the apparatus the oxygen
Of the atmospheric air is distributed equally the whole
flame, burning from the conca perforated plate and air
hambeT shall 10 the center Of the throat gig
chance for the Gases to escape unless mingled with the
oxygen which produces continuous flame, and thereby
large increase of heat This combination makes II them0st
economical heating Stove in the World Try it. ana If
our statement is overrated
The FLAME produced from these GASES makes Of the
most CHEERFUL FIRES thai be imagined and all from
ANTHRACITE Coal
The IRE can be kept through the whole season. a.
with very little care.
eyears est has been made by the public and the man
ufctner sustained in all they have claimed
this Stove.
Forsae by the subscribers the only authorized Agents
JOHN INGERSOLL 4 Co,
Dealers IN Stoves, SC, l32 Superior street
sepl5 d3m 9l9 Cleveland, Ohio
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Doc. I.
TIL n.

Flour less active, hut prices arc unchansed sales COS
bbIs al S3 for unsound; 2d4 50 for superhne
state; 81 5i 90 for Superhue wes
prn. s55 for TO medium extra western; s. &c
as shipping brands extra round hoop OHIO; the MR.
gf closing quiet Canadian -four unchanged; sales Of 405
Gs ~ - G6 . for common TO choice extsa- sales Of
Rye 4 Iur n s. 25Gi 10 - =. =, -
without material change; sales g bu at 81 l2 foryery
choice m xed Sheb0yEan 81 Is for mixed Wisconsin; 81 .
for very choice red Michigan; 81 40 for eOee white do
Ryo-scaIce and firm sales 400 bu North River Tsc,
iariev-A shqde frner; sales 5000 bu common state At
Tlc, and one half Of the lot rl-sold f9r 725se-
toru-Frner and very quiet; sales 400 bu a. 151l1c
inferior gpOd mixed weserns large portion oi the
lots il offering day Of two ago, have been WITH
Oas-Stsady at c fer state and 5295s19c for Cans
dian.
Wisy-Quiet and very frmi sal 20 bbls at &c, and
small lots SIC
PorE-Fier sales Of s51o bblC Sl7 IS for old mess
S4 2i 50 iorprime; SIS ls 50 fog new m IS included
months OF year SIS aud SIS SO an cash
paid the privilege Of taking so bhs all Janua-
T. Fehrugry aud March. the hHvers option. At SIS
Ree-NIore actve sales 900 hbs S66 country
uriue SSI9 for country mess. S9ll rGpacked do Sl3
u fd extra DO Beef hams 3u saes of 81 bbls al S4
sales
Gu. Meats-6I3514e for shoulders; gA991sc for hams
Dressed II for and choice curu-fed-
gari-FimeT; sales 400 hbls at ll9s,dll24c
Blter-Steady at l2Gl9c for Ohio; lsd-3c for state
Cheese Firm at S7slGiSAfc.
Hdas-ATaIke ct quiet an firm; sales 80 so at o s27c fer
Bucnos Ayres 25 26c for Rio GraBde. lsllOc for dry
western; ~ 1llO tor Slaughtered.
H1ps-Sta IL: sales IS bales at lCl5c per ID; cid
are n1ni1al a 4,el7c-
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE)
Saturday. Dec4, lSjS
The market to-day has been very dull owing partly the
extremely unpleasant weather. Nothing reported
-four or grain Wheat steady demand for milling Sl05
Gsl,G. Com Is scarce and bringing G4GG5c.
Highwines firm pc.
Pork only active article market. Prices are
steady at S5GS6.
Coarse salt is very scarce and held at 81 S7g6S2
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oswEeo PRopUcE MARKEr-pec. 4

lBT TELEGRAPH
FlOur-U nchangel with only moderate demaud
Wheat-Quiet and held nomnay re for Chicago spring;
81 l2s for red Ohio and Indiana 81 IS for white do
CoIii-Inacfive.
Blriey-Dull; small sales OF Canadian a. nc
The amount OF Gram IN store, this port Is as follows
45Ol bu wheat I56i5 hu corr; i40bu bariey; Sass bu
ne; Sass bu oats OF the wheat q O bu held
bv mllers, and CT the eor $500 hu for only
for this port.