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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-16

STORM 4 North East storm commenced
on Tuesday night last. accompanied with
rain, snow and hail II lasted until about
o'clock last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-16

.ng-~J JAMES Z. COLEMAN respectfully presents
himself d The Voters ii Alexandria for rc-eec-
ton to the Office Of MEAsuRER OF WooD ANn
BARK, at Incorporating election, and hopes he
past course viii be sufficient commcndation 70 IN
sure your support. ieo I6-dtE@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-16

Tn EXCITEMENT il UPPER MARI BoRo'. NJ
The rumors Of an ARRAY between young
man named Boyle and negro man near Up
per Marlboro. were more highly colored than
the facts warranted. From the Marlboro pa
pear ne learn that there was \ difficulty
between the negro and some white boys, in
which Young Boyle interfered when he was
attacked by the negro and severely cut
The negro was arrested the same night
aud lodged in jail. Mr.. Boyle's wounds were
promptly dressed and he is doing well.
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THE NEW +.

til beautiful to behold, and we would
urge all our young ladies', accompanied
by II young gentleman each, to 90
down and behold her in all her snort
ing, but truly magnificent ma. jcsty. Our
friend Hammer sits aboard Of the com
plicated specimen Of what mans in
ventivc genius can do, and guides with
the uncrring qualification Of an accom-
plishcd engineer. Go and see thCncw
engine. She deserves a close inspct-
ton, and in all her parts will receive
commentator. She goes forward with
ease, backs with ease, and stunts with
ease. May she never come in contact
with another engine so as to bust Il
biler,' or run off the track, or get SO
she won't go, is our wish for the new
engine.
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LOCAL.
CUTTING THE II


While we would not have our city
Fathers to forget the naming of our
streets, (Which is needed most awiully,
gracious knows, and which we fear will
never be done) we would also recon-
mend that Il law be passed making it q
fine of So or $40, or even $50 to cut Il
tree with n knife, Look at the young
trees in tho court house yard and on
the square, and see how they are ruined
by every fellow whiting on them. Ev.
cry man who is so careless rs to pr II
out his knife and cut the bark no :.
shade tree in our town ought to ,, fnod
heavily for it, We fine men For hitch.
ing to shade trees, &C., but ',.,m onn,o,
along some c reloss fell W who do,,t
care whether the tree l,vcs o.. not and
maybe has just boz .yht !, new knife.
Alas! poor tree, lIc is certain TO pccl
your o"FN' anu if he ever props his la
h~I against you, he'll not
go, son you to carry up the sap.
Mi, ines have we seen some lazy
:, Nv whiting our shade trees, and
motions filled our heart like those
that Campbell felt no doubt, whoa he
begged for his Iavori oak Yes, we've
felt sometimes like saying
Fellows, spare them trees
That Ornament our square,
Do not touch them please,
But 60 away from there.
That poetry is original with us, and
we hope no one will try to deprive us
'ofthc honor, Under the cirrumstan-
ces it is the finest poem we ever wrote.
The second verse will apper hereafter
unless our health fail us, and We quit
the profession.
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LOST ALICE.

We have no apology to make for
yielding SO much space this week to
the publication Of this tale. 1t is one
of the best we cvcr read, and should
have the perusal Of alI-lhe married
especially. 1t is not the s,cty sent
mental calibre which chaructcrizcs all
the stuff that cmcnatcs from such wri-
tiers us Mrs. Emma ID. +. y. Soutliworth,
whose %acnsation stories are swallowed
%voraciously by sundry millions of rea-
dcrs, whose literary stomachs hunger
only for the blood and thunder style Of
romance. Lost Alice is not Of this
kind, but teaches II good lesson to the
thousands ofmcn who have ruined their
own happiness by refusing to give a
kind look or speak a soft word within
the family circle. We have an instance
in our minds eye not very far from
Winchester, and who has told us so
with tears in his eyes. Read Lost Al
ice.
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TABLE OF WEIGHTS
CANDIDATES.
For ATTORNEY General.

We are authorized to announce J. j.
Womack, DIVA rcn County rs candi-
date for Attorney General in this dis.
trlct.
We are authorized to announce James
ii. Hughes as a candidate Tor Attorney
General in the Slh Julirial Circuit, in
lem essee, composed OF Coffee, Warren,
Van BGren, Grundy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Election 4lh Thursday in
May, 1850.
We are authorized 10 %announcc Mile,
I"rney = candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj in this district.
We ar auri,orlzl e,o announce &. C.. Nc.
Nancy nsn rnnu,dote Tor Attorney General
IN 'hls DISTRICT. Election IN $3.50.
We are authorized to announce H. II.
Smith a can lidate for Attorney General
from this district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15

ALMOST A SERIOUS LOVE AFFAIR ~
BULLIrr.-The Louisville .Jomadt learns
Tat Il few days ago an affair occurred
at Bullitt's Lick, BuIiitt county, n.y.,
which came near proving fatal. 1t ap-
pears that a young lady, and because
she rejected a proposal Of marriage &c
drew Il knife and cut at her and then at
tempted to sever a main artery in his
arm. The family of the young lady
then interfcrred, and physician being
sent for, it was found that none of the
wounds were dangerous,
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THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.

TIE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.
The most common error Of men and
women is that Of looking for happiness
somewhere outside of useful work. II
has eve yet been found when thus
sought; and never will be, while the
world stands and the sooner this truth
il learned, the better for every one
III yoa doubt the proposition, glance
around among your friends, and select
those who appear to have the most en-
joymcnts i'll life. Are they the oilers,
and pIeasurc-seckcrS, or the earnest
worker? We know what your answer
will be.
OF ali miserable human beings it has
been oar fortune, Ormist0rtunc, to know,
they were the most wrctched who had
retired from useful employments, in or
der oenjoy themselves. Why the slave
at his enforced labor, or the hungry toll
er for bread, were extremely happy in
comparison.
Earnestly would We press upon
young minds the truth we stated. 1t
lies ut the foundation Of all wcll-doing, |
and w~eil-bcing. 1t gives tranquility
and pleasure to the youth just stepping
across the threshold Of rational life, as
well us to the man whose years are be-
ginning to rest upon his stopping shout
ders. Be ever engaged in useful work.
if you would be happy. This is the
great secret.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15

General Scott yesterday issued orders
for the movement OF $50 troops from
northern stations 20 the frontier ofTex
as. They will leave on the 18th OF
March, in vessels direct to the mouth OF
the Mississippi. Capt. Palmer takes
command.
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Insolvency Notice.

Notice Is hereby gwen that all persons
having claims against the es ate of A. NJ
Hreed"n, decd. mus, file the same. duly
authenticated according to law, with the
Cletk oIlhe County Court, by the lSl Of
July, 1860, or they will be forever bar.
rel-Said estate being lnSo!vcnl.
ID. J. MARTIN,
Jan. IS, sc. Administrator.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Said tracts OF land will be sold on one
two and three years credit, and the ne.
groes on twelve months credit from the
Glh OF February, 1860. Bonds aud good
security wall be required of the purchns.
erS, and a lieu retained on the and and
negroes until the whole of tho pu,cha.e
money is paiI. The bidding for The As
acre tract. to commence 1t IS per acre,
the 200 acre tract at l0Cl>. per arrc.--
Lewis at slloo, Margaret and infant
child Frank at $3.50, Saran q! $500,
Alkaline 5000, Henry $500. and Bill at
$3.50. h. +. SIMS,
Feb. 10Th. - 50. Clerk,
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r.
ie horoscope . the most instructive, interesting,
""">i'i' ana "a hing Of modern inyen
W.. M
N''' Nv % YOUNG, ''Ile 100 old, Zone too Int eli
h'u'' nom w. I'll ""''''0, 10 acknowledge its wgIth
a'W "c'"''
wv wv ~ 'oi"i't'e "Itl'u Vi Il, aId il must and will
l PEI u",' ''c.| "helc'
mi r, :, n, IiJJ. Wv" IVY l'lt on 'hc world, IN
, ,I 4, W wv ''''uicSs' IeiFI ttlNc AID S%hdIlh,SS OF dc.
,,n.,n , W Z ' wv Wv 9i"I'
\,L, iHh"ir 49, " "n"'' cNP'oilhS Europe,
hen,,,,.i o " y, ,r"!th oil the gta'd aud the
. nin,t, ~ ~" Wv ,"' ''"''" 'hcl M" are Constantly
-" "'''5 ou' ''"h
Scam. i" p -" "I'''nsr N"'lcly OF payer Views Of
W,I., T,, 90, ,"la'' 'ls@id, ftuilhLd, ireland,
ina. IA n' -" i"re'uW, hoN"'N', Swit1ciIHld, SiHiu,
,,n. , , "''o> ~ ,oln, fpth"ii chl"iu, luIc'
,r,' ',,S Inlh'y, 'sNp pit, Athens, the iiuly Land, I hiia
49,, o''s'"' n"'%I', aus" "'our" historical, amusing,
N nynIn,i|o 49, ".,' W. Stt''S' PIC mes sialnaiS ,Nc
ccs, nm rhcs. md I,,hoI, ",'n "" ."trli"'a u FnIi
ncr, ,I ,na,, I"' ,'' 10 VI rance, italy,"c. lhc
Lvcr, ",,t ,a .n", "'''" " y iIoHl charitable
Lnyr in MS ,,n,yim, w. "."'H "hu lch"ea t1N'rSl"uld
ON 'L,s. n !, "? Sol"r oluUt exquisite VIZ VS.
va va ~ WIN" ''.o'Nl'% NlcieuScoic, showing II, -,
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Horse Gone.

Taken up, by Jesse Rogers, living on the
head waters ofthc Boiling fork of Elk River,
in the nth Dist, Of Franklin county, Tenn.
one sorr"l horse colt, both ofhis hind feet white
above the p'stor-joint; has IL white spot in his
forehead; supposed to be two years old ut f,ul-
ing time. JOHN Il. SLATER.
trblG R,nu,r
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y presenting you with rR EATOSS INFANTlLE
tohIlAL, We irSile To state iiS sun e. iOrity over ev.
cry hostrum that nurse OF quack has heretofore oie red
YOU.
First II the PREPARATION OF o regular pl,si
,lhn' WI" IL well qualified from muci, rxpeli"i ce In in
hltlir Complaints 10 prescribe for them 2nd.-It is
rh'lf'iy he" rom laIcrollC OF Opirte OF any Kind, and
cunV'quehtty relieve by lie owing the suffering ui your
'hlld' instead hi drHlrrln! its sensibiliiies. 3 dit is
pat up with "tedt care, as a comparison of it with any
other article for mantle complaints viii show; the
very roots I ON which it is distilled. being dug Up from
IN" 'o'e'tS unie1 the direction ~ Ia. Baton, mary of
them by his own h'InIs ith--lt Is perfectly harmless,
AID cannot nlnr The most tie icste infili, and is a Ger.
tain cure atd ichri IN ait the following cases, which is
ITS Chlri mtrlt nVrf every other ptrUai alton, viz:
FOR ALI tOMPiIIhlS INTENDING 1EETIIING
such as ~bSStNlkhN tniI', &c; also. fr IN ruing
the gun s and relieving rain. For regulating the bowels
II is uncquared. For ,nli IN th- Head It Is a sue reIieL
For GROUP, 2 most fatal AID trying OF diseases. IL can
be relied On with Ieriect confidence and heinz a pow.
rTul anti Sua'mOdiC IN all cases OF commissions or fits.
We earnestly cC"mmrh you to lose 10 TIM in prucu.
II. lasts - II costs 50 much more than other rlep
Of the hind. that We cannot sTpld such long al.
,ertisrmcnts - can thrsc whose whole expense is turi
advertising; iT th" san 2 reason, il Con M pIs its.Ifa,
~" most rrli bic to oil mothers. "a all cases, tie iii.
ectiots wra iei a,0urd each bottle, must be strictly
7 ice 25 reIts reI hottie.
SOL by CilUH " IL ICpOST, sprurris,,
No, 20, Maiden Lane, New York.
mi by all res "ciab'e druggists thTouShout the country.
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Land for Sale,

Prudence VI. rylaEt,
We.
Bluford Pylant, ct. al.
1 will offer iorsalc, t" the highest bidder, 1T
he Depot House in Tnllailolna, Tenn, on
Saturday, 18th day of April, 1860,
On u credit Of one, two aud three Years. ier,cI-
$50 cash. 900 acres Of land lying near Tullat
homa. in Franklin county, Tenn. Tho bidding,
70 omm"nc at - 81 per acre. Bond and Sc
curity required Of the purchaser. and Il lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid. The
land will be surveyed and map exhibited on
lay Of sale. III. Il. ESTILL,
81 so Clerk and Master.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR Crpr1ytc,rrr
Enclose the amount Of money 10 our address tor whs,
you Wlsh to %lurchuce name The louer, in IL hirh 'r,
Wish IL Invested, and whether YOU wish WhOles. I.a,yes
tt''' ,'l or Eishths. On receipt Of which we send What
~ o'"c,tu' by hfst mail, together with the scheme
me last OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent To
purchasers Immediately amer the drawing.
~ Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain,
anu SlVe then Post Office. County and state.
w. All prizes Of 1000 and under ~raid,mmediate', aNsr
'ht uIa"lhs-"'iIcr prizes at he usual time OF iDlays.
Address orders for tickets or Ce,tiIhcai e. to
WOOD, EDDY a. CO.. Au,ms,n. E..or,,,
or WOOD, EDDY n CO., Atlanta, Gco.I,a.
or WOOD, EDDY co., ilmlngton Del.
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H~OSTETTER'S
CH
] 3 4 8


Ir ia n f,r, liza, ,, mi,
hu,ru,, c,,uIIy ~" E,c, tt" a., ,u'I"' c.cIy HIclhhrro OF the
bnIjIy ri,,iiHu, I"I ,u ~ VT u, INSURANCE OF thr
cyciri"c ot uIIi, r,,,,,,,,, ~, ~, Nv " -" eo'' ,'hli ''" tue
,ca,iaIr flo yrg,n,n =" ~ ~ n''' tirs II ut aOir so 10
u,der ia l,couipIi., mi. ,.,iroi ,'"''n',' hr"''h Ia
pu, s,r, Is r,ri,i, f. 'h,, ,'tr ''g'I'' Tue lVf course 10
state OF thing, at in, i.as, i,,",. ~ ~ irJr"' " n''u'',
lite. For ms plrIusc II, iI,.,o,,"r, Ii"' l'ns'n anu
this cnuItry I,a,aar, ;np' a"ii','tf' l"' i"t'"t'U'cn 10
a new uleLiri,, b,t ,mn ,m, t"7 w. '','t " 4 iW
giving s,llAG,t,uu ,n All nh, I Nv a., t,"' '' 't''N'
UrrraIr uourrn,l,u , n ,n ,i =" y I'' ~ 81 iiNrIS
IrStuIi,n iI,u, IA, !, i,,I,L'" i, w 'I' 'Ncl,
the sinrle n'nrc.s :" y, y.'s n u, IT. l,".', "hn nus by
system iv tiuur, ,vc,. ,isr,'n "'7 ""''''' '''"pc he
For ,hr r,n. al u,e,o,,,,, I,Ho,,r..
Ieucy iuS.nr IN, H., :" ''n7vnt'"' 'f""Neh' rIatu
from, a morLii ir,ciin', nr =. =: ,," ""'i '"l''>' "''AIila
ting Grams nys.,,",, 'I' ''I w '""'IS lf"lU
these iuc,s In,c ,, ocI' WV INV !" ''"'"'NJ "ir
lnur,hn, Lvs,u, :, 'h", H.,
new NeliIe,s md ra;!,o "I '"N " s'm'''lly contracted by
waite, and Jiet y,iII IN. niT'',",,' ny ~" 'i"Nt" -"
nj ,b'. ,' ',,, WV vt, 9r''"!l! it""lalri by a hrlci use
prevalent IN ali irs 49,. ,,i.,r'' w - l'"""u} 'n"'c
tue cause nI q Lnh ,,, aI, W" ,,ln Guy "'irI, ana
LIrtts of I'm. ji".s,i,.' =" ~ u. T., 'l,'''' 70 "ri"hpr
hy u,inr IioSrr ~, ~, W !" " , =, W. ,t,',' Without iai'
Iircr,inox Ella h,,, 2iUM ~ III iE''S, as lrl
will rcc,,uInc. II ij,,.,s w >I;,r'S' very lHl'l'Hh
ann,,irbo tt,mo," "'io't ul some M ithrh why not uNr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15
Monday 26th day of March next

offer tor sale, to the highest bidncr, at
the Courthouse door, in the town of Win.
chester; the following property, belong.
Ing to the estate Of AbsaIem Williams
deed, WIS. The G~reenberry Holland
tract OF land, of "a acres and s polls, and
a 200 hundred acre tract Of mouulain
I.nI ,nj
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15

SEVEN NEGROES, viz:
L'mis, Nug0Iw ant mIant chiM
E"nh. Suroh, Adciinc, Wmy md
Bill,
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Land and Negroes forSale.

b. virtue of a decree OF the County
C;"rt OF franklin County, Tenn. pro.
nomcel at its Febr'y Term, 1860. in the
cause therein pending oi"F. NJ. vii.
llams e: ais, vs.. Jas. Willis, wife and
others. wi ON
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s lOO.OOD!

'-'''o frlze' amounting o...........S 81, 1856. IS6
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quar-.
tiers So; EIgh,hs So SO.
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II. j. OWEN. Z. Il. WORD.
d. Il. SLOAN. u. d. OWEN. T. H.. WORD
a. r X T " A !,
Of THE GREAT EASTERN,
the LAKGESTSTEAMSHIp IN TIN WORLD,
WITH A FULL CARGO FOR SCAN, NN&(.

cinity, thai, they
are opening one
Of tho largest,
and most com.
plelc stock Of
goods that was
ever offered in
this place. Our
Stock consists
Of part Of the
ollou Ing : La.
dies D Il L S S
GOODS, White
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THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Of Wood, Eddy d Co.'S Lotteries viii.
take place al Augusta, Ca, as follows:
Glass % draws on SATURDAY.. Fab 4 1Sgo
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Negroes for Sale.

:. VI. wi eman, Executor, &c,
W..
Isaac Hall and Wife.
! will offer for sale. before the Court House
.lnnr In Minchn.tnr Trnnn..nn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-15

VA NlRotIARS CONTAINING SCHEMES FOR
l''h MONTH WILL. Re SENT FREE OF EXPENSE,
by ADDRESSING As ARovE aF,Su
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SCOPIC EMPORIUM
f. ANTHONY,
3OS, BROADWAY, ,NEw York,

.Alei Nay lst, 1861, a, 50i, Broadway, two doors from
Tie st. Nicholas liatcI.
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Monday, April I'd. 1850

upon a crrdit OF Twelve months, lexrrnt N
.um ofSlj0 3D. the following nccrocs-tb.
biddings to commenced ut tho price anneyc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15

This bank, to be in a safe position, that is to
meet the requirements Of the banking system of
Louisiana, should have coin in vault to the amount
of s9s7,562, instead of s557,s97. True, it has a
large balance of exchange, and SO it has tolera-
BILE large capital, but exchange, in the event of
run or panic, is only secondary consideration,
something like the bonds Qhough not quite so
strong in the end1 that are lodged with State au-
thorities, to secure circulation, and though the
other two-thirds Of the cash liabilities are repre-.
scented by bills receivable, the sound and solid
foundation (onethird con) is lacking. The major
ity of the banks of South Carolina, however, show
great weakness. The expose of the above is that
of the leading bank, which at one time had an
agency in this city, and for what we know may
have one at this time dealing in exchange, and
peradyenture, operating in good factors paper.
Condition of the Banks of South Carolina fcr Iii,
last month, February, 1850.
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RESOURCES.

According to the above statement, these twenty
banks of South Carolina are in weak position
We desire to suggest to them that they should en-
deayor to conform more to the system of Louisiana
which is conceded TO be the best extant. II .he1e
is safer or better one, we should be glad 70 nave
it pointed out. The above, or the twenty banks q
south Carolina have cash liabilities to the amount
of s2l 1000, which includes circulation deposits
and amount due distant banks, which, according to
our SYSTEM should be represented by coin IN vault
to the amount of 81 l63 900, instead of 81 $50 260
not quite York shilling or l2a cts on the dollar
Southern finances ought to be stronger than the
above represents.
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eECONIs~KaANn BOILERS--FoR SALE, daiyer.
y able either il this city or On the q kssi Baton
H. ifoH Il thick Sc inches diameter hs 50 fsei long
togelher with drum 80 inches diametsr boiler oa sHte
stands connecting for front and rear safety ud
cheek valves. gauge cocks, ETC.
The boilers and appurtenancss oy
ourselves perfect order having been IN use during
only grinding season. 90
fe2l I'm iEEus u W
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK
hsa - son AND GREAT NORTHERN
1859 Transportation Departmcnt...1s 60.

Freight will be received Copsnys Depot foot Of Cal
liope street MP to $50 NJ, daily, Sundays excepeal
All freight for transportation must be distinctly
with the initials q consgnee and place Of dss
established line the road its connections
The Company prepared receive and forward freight
to all points Mississippi Central Railroad far Jack
son, Tenn.
BLANK railroad receipts freight may be obtained the
Depot Messrs. Corson Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish to them.
The Company holds responsible the value of all
shipped BY the road which be lost by fre from the
time line until twelve hours
notice to congnecs the depot in this city
This Company all the Railroad Companies constituting
the ne between New Orleans and New
York having made with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
two cities the Express carried the
Railroad Company account discontinued and all
Express matter will carried by the Adams Express Inform
be obtained this subject Of ~. McREEVER Ess
Agents Of Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt specie jewey, other express mat
ter They will received the Adams Express 90 Camp
BENTLEY d. HASELI,
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Sapt,
7. s.. WILLIAMS
n25tf Master of Transportation.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Msssh III Iaeo
+ The market continues bare Of Texas Cattle.
Arrived 1888 Western Beeves, 255 Hoga, and So
Veal Cattle. s
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For further information, apply a, the
General Ticket ONCE,
& No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
NJ. P. WHEELER. Agent.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERs-sE PROPOSALS
" will be received by the Undersigned from this day uut the
18th for the erection Of ST. Peters CHI lreh Third
drawings and specifications to be at the Office
OF Howard Diettel, Architects, Is Commercial Piase.
fslO tml5 q. MOUNTAIN, As Msrig ystreet.
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u RMovED. ......................... REMOVED.
j. g. NJ A LLIS I e r.,
Gard and Seal Engraver and Printer.
Has No CAMP STREET, in the Music Store
Mr. p r. werlein where he will be found always ready
any kind Of CARD. SEAL DOOR PLATE ENGRAVING,
the shortest notice and the reasonable TERMS Pac-
ular attention paid to WEDDING CARDS, etc.
j. C. McALLISTER, EsGRAvKR,
Nc. Camp street,
d12 2p3t-Sm At Music Store of P. P. Werleiu
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+ EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS.


fTSSszz<< ing, of Camp and Common Streets No.
l11 Liza second Hnor where he prepared perform
all Operations pertaining the teeth in the snl
coupished style He would particularly Ineaon that he
extraordinary discoveries to offer boast Of in the Art
last ten or twenty years and feels perfectly satisfied
observation and thorough ehsion that there nothing
use superior eaua GOLD PI4ATINA plate
vomiting Artificial Teeth either in regard % health beauty
a durability who have failed to succeed in the
these stais will would certainly fail in the Of other
One hours from s A. NJ ant 5P NJ dog ssn
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons reside in the city and have residence esab
smen line of the Road tickets at reduced
rates. at the Office St. Charles street.
G. P. OAKLEY,
r General Ticket Agent.
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The Coaches and Baggage Wagons Of "WILBUR's 0MNI
BUS will call of the Hotels Or IN
any city By leasng orders 81 the Office Of the n o.
j. and G. N r. R., ST. Charles street. -
L. H. WILBUR.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON,
AND -s5
GREAT NORTHERN RAILR0ADt
"@ Important Notice
THE TRAVELLING UBLIc.
go yEE gL 60
Time and Price Reducedl
THE FINAL COMPLETION
h 5+,.a. OF the
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoAD,
Enables 70 afford The gratifying Information Of Reduc
ton in the Time and Price
FRO THY
North, East and wests
Daily Trains leave the Depot Of the New Orleans Jack
son Railroad Caope and Magnolia
Streets as follows:
MAIL TRAIN at 7:3o A. M,
EXPRESS TRAIN at s PM.


MAIL TRAIN at 730 A. M,
EXPRESS TRAIN at Pm.
which make eIosc connection at Canton With Trains
the Mississippi Central Road
Tickets to the following places at prices named: