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% ssas s:'f isl Nv %... rSy ct !, r.:
Whost an1 Is.vss Of the family respectfully invited
81 Louis papers please copy
oAMaJh Ihur'day morning June John Carr in the mi
F.ne: service. at the Washington ssssr. NJ r. Church.
o'clock M Ss.::i.s' and fds.ds as n,ssd I 70 :sss
DIxON-On Wednesday, May 81. o. consumptou Matilda
A. wife of Rev. William T. Dixon. aged % years and
The relatives and friends Of the family are hereby invited 70
sttsnd her funeral from Abyssinian Baptist Church
wsverlyplsce wet of si1thavs on Sunday morning Oh
GRUMMAN-At Rye westehester Co.. on Thursday June
l. Lockwood Grammar, in the atth year Q, his age.
The funeral viii take place Saturday ct the T. Church.
Cars leave Twenty seventh IT, New.York. sts;aoa an.
MoWILLTAM-On Thursday, June I. Kate simm youngest
child of John and Margaret McWliam aged 10 yesr'
Her funeral win take psce om residence Of her Parsnf
No. oo1 Degmwst., Brooklyn, tomorrow tssfurd'yl ID
inst. at 3 o'clock.
PARvIN-On Thursday. jane ], Maria W., widow ofrsar'
son Parvin, in the 44th year Of her ase ...u.,
attend the funeral services at her sts Iesidsnce NO ~
South secondst Williamsburg THU friday afternoon
Her remains viii be taken to Port Jeris NewYo. for In
terment.
ROGERs-At Brooklyn on wesns.dsy Nay 81 Fine AZ:
su,a daughter Of Dwight B. and e. Augusta Rogers eseds
months and 10 Days. 80.
ufer little children 10 come uno me- for OF such bthe
kingdom OF Heaven
Boston Herald please copy.
Boundbrook NJ j. May 10 In tie I'D yen OF
bis age John Steele late resident OF sonervie.
On Wednesday March 70, on bosrd the ship
Resolue Ia the port Of Shsnghse, China OF corumpdon,
Horrce Webster E aged % years, Of Dr. Webster Of
the New-York Free Academy.
"a BRIsKIE-On Thursday morning June !, Msry, widow
Of the late Andrew C. Zsbrskie OF Paramus, N j. In the
9lst year OF her
Relatives and friends Of The family respectfully invited
attend the funeral at Parsmus Church. Saturday. ID inst
at O'Clock r.
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4 RAY OF HosE-TO weak, debilitated Dys-
pepticS grooming under life ofagony, we Offer
PLANTATION BIrTERs
good and remedy This remarkable medicine re-
eves Sour Stomach Headache Heartburn Distress after eat
Ing and all the symptoms Of Dyspepsia, at once
II, good effect ia felt upon the first trial
PLANTATION BIrTERs pes.snes tonic in the world
The old the young the middle aged acknowledge their
wonderful health giving power.
No change Of diet necessary while using them. Eat all
you want Of the best you can get.
PLANTATION BrTyss exhausted Natures great Restorer
They give tone to the Stomach and brsncy to the Mind
and driving away
- the doubts that roll
CIrnrnerisn darkness DER the fsintng SOUL"
To PROVE Ir-TRr BorrLH.
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The Marriage Of Negroes 10 be Encouraged

From The Richmond Republic.
The following General Order has been issued
II is eninently proper that negroes living together as
man and wife should be married. and should be held
responsible for their conduct toward another and
for the care and support OF their children:
"HDaxA MILITARY DIvpIos o. The JAnEs
RIoHsosD, Va, May q, 1865. J
"GsSKKAL ORDERS No al The atterton Of clergyman
who Authorized by tho laws Of Virginia
and Moth Carolina TO perform marriage ceremonies Il re
,pectuy called 10 the 81 coored and women IN
their respective parishes and districts who have marital rea
tion. without contracting marital obi cations Such
should be duly instructed in regard to their social and domes
a duties pnd especially regard ths duty support and
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GperiaI Notices.

Fifteenth Assembly District Union Association.
regular meeting Of this Association will be he'd THIS
(Friday) EVENING at the Union Reading Rooms, No. ~
FouE Rave at Il o'clock. THOMAS MURPHY, Prest
J. SOILS RlrrgRBRASD Secretary.
Union General COnnnittee. Regular Monthly
Ms-ting Of the above Committee for the month Of June
be dispense with of s falling the day SET
apart BY the President Of the United States day OF Ma
tonal Fasting Humiliation and Prayer BY order Of the tx
ecutiv6 Committee. JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
tn ~
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CAIRO. Wednesday, Ma

CAIRO. Wednesday, May 81, Ist3.
Gov. Clarke's message to the Mississippi
Ieoisl.tnre has been received After adyertng to the
responsibility Of his action in calling the Assembly to
gether aud to the trying circumstances under whch
IL tie power Of tho Confederacy Of the Southern States
and be expresses satisfaction that his humble part was
performed with fidelity to his State and obedience 10
turn to the Union, and says the circumstances sur
rounding them will induce them to consent; put the
necessity being the result 'of military power VIII rem
He advises the adoption Of tie speedes measures 70
accomplish this in accordance with the right OF tue
States and liberties of the people He aludes to the I'M
precedented uhanimy with which the people oil Miss
ssippi in sGi through their authorized delesstsa "
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RARRY,s TRICopHERoUs FOR TIE SKIN AND

BARRY's TRICoPHEROUs FOR THE SKIN AND
HAR-Paronned by the principal families In Europe and
America This excellent article Is admitted to be the stand
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the HAIR IL
prevents its falling off, eradicaes Scur Dandrnn &c and
keeps it in the mos, beautiful condition Its haofun use
renders the of oil pomaum any other preparation
quite ,uperaaous. Sold by Newbury Sons No 4o st.
Pars London Ocvey No II oueen''t, Jersey, Europei
Slayer No 22e Picsdy. London Jones Co.. No. ~ boa'
evard de Cspucins Psrs Birch, No Molesworht DUB
lin; Antonn Post No. Hsmbursi Gotthulf Nos'
Hamburg; Henery Highest, Guernsey; Green, No. 20 high
st. GranthAn, Linconshe Congaa, Madrid SPAIN Corpo'
Havana Lyman Brothers, Canada Morton Co.. Nova sco
tia Graham Newfoundland Burgoyne Co., San Francisco
Watson Prince Edwards Island Hempstead, Belize honda'
ra. Pou, Panama; Niobey. Brazil Mo-" Co.. Australia
Hargou Vera Cruz Mexico; Kennedy Jaapai wer Pru''
.ia Locs.e Russia; Barrat China Manlove. Japan; frn'
cpal Office No ia Pear.. Newiork, aud BY al druss'''
,hroug the United States.
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The philadelphia Cooper-shep-A Benih-
cent Institution.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. June l. 100.
Since the organization OF the Cooper-SnoP
pasra.hmsnt Saloon in this city, IN 1861, there have
been entertained 32 900 soldiers passing through TINS
city on their way 10 the seat Of war; at an expense OF
SD 600 This noble institution, togethef VIII !ns
Union Volunteer Saloon have been entirely supported
by the contributions of the people of Philadelphia
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20 the Associated Press.

. WASHINGTON Thursday, June !, 1868.
As but few witnesses remain to be examined,
II Is supposed that all the testimony in the conspiracy
cases will be closed this week and several days OF tia
Aext will be consumed in the arguments, which are TO
be in writing. The Hon. ReyeIdy johnson has pre-
pared long protest denying the jurisdiction OF the
Military Commission TO try the accused
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Movements Of Troops.

BAL1IMORK, Thursdav, Juhe ], ITOJ.
A considerable number Of troops passed
Through here to-day for home The 18th Connecticut,
The 2tb Michigan the l40th Pcnnsy yania l45th Penn
sylvapia tile Second Battery and 10th New,1ork'
from Fort Delaware, also passed through for Wash
ing
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Boston, Thursday June J. leoo:
The steamship Bosphorus, from Liverpool tne
18th ut arrived here to-day with $50 passengers se
i, the pioneer boat Of the line between Liverpool
Boston and Philadelphia.
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mARRIE ID.

JAMEs-GLADp-on "wednesday May 3D. by the Rev. d.
a. iss and Susan Louise Gladd youngest daughter oil
David GIadd OF this city
xIpp-uYArT-On "Wednesday, May ~, at the Church Of
T,n ND Ems A. daughter Of the late James Hyatt NJ
d. ali efthis city.
PYE-pEAN-On Thursday, Juns2 BY the Rev T. ~ Ehs
E. Dean, esq, oil ofthis city.
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Business Notices.

The CELEBRATED PIANO-FoRTEs.
VIZ. KSABn 4 Co.'S
PrAao.F0RTR WARER0oks
No. $50 BRoADwAY
GRAND PIANOS,
SQUARE PIANOS
UPRraHr PIANOS.
splendid assortment Of the celebrated "Knabe" Pianos
Of every STYLE in Gud. Square and Uprsh will always DO
found In the new, spacious wsrerooms,
No $50 BROADWAY.
Tbs Knabe" Pianos have received the most cordial testi
rnons from the highest Of the musical world such
TuALBxss GorrscHALk, SArTER sTEAKoscH, MuIro, An
.currs and many Others.
}. BAUER Co.. Agents.
No $50 Broadway
up stsiT&)
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IAdvertisemelt
JRPFERs, No. 573 Broadway, is the best place
10 buy Ladies and Childrens Boots Shoes and Bathing
Shoes He 10 selling at about one half last years prices
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FROM THE sOUTH.WEsT.

Gov. Clarke's Message 10 the Mississippi
LesisIaiure--He Admits the Confedler'
ncy Gone Up-Reconstruction Dimc"t
"A. Plea for secession-He RECON-
mends q Repeal Of the Ordinance, and
neuou.ces the Assassinntion.
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Mas. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsToRER
and DRESSING have equals and should be used at th
sea.
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X. Il. X.

N Ike lie
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
RApwAYs REGULATING FILA vegetable and innocuous.
operate and relieve in three six hou Sx pills
equal the drastic pellets surchased with csoms and
other corrosive minerals They spe-they never fail
Equazns the disturbed circulation, they control feveri
mildly evscustins the bowels. they remove the disturbing
cause Instead Of wrenchng, convusns and Irritating the
d.hargng organs the pills soohe them like healing emoi'
en and are justly regarded the only safe catharc and
Alternative for ladies' and children Being coated win wees
,n, ,hsv ar, pleasant to take. Sold by RADwAY Co..
~ NJ Maileu.lne and by druggists Price rs cents.
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The Throat and Lungs.
AwORK FOR THE PEOPLE.
CARLETON, Publisher, Nev-York. has just ready Dr.
new work. containing clear and conprs-
hensve description Of the and successful system entitled
NEP'H THE RAPY.
For the Treatment Of
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
Csarrh Asthma Affections of the Voice Laynseel Broa
chsl and Pulmonary Complaints. Inflammation OF
the Eyes. and the various diseases Of the
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
DIR. EDWARD BUNFORD LIGHTHILL.
NO. St. Mark splAce, NswYork)
Author Of "a Popular Treatise Deafness It's Cause
and Prevention" etc, etc.
One 12nse Volume. Price 50 Cents.
- Sold by an Booksellers and sent by mail FREE
ceipt of price. 50 cents, BY
CARLETON. Pubishes New.Yosk,
No. A3 BROADWAY, corner Of Lspeuardst
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AdvertisernentI
ITCH ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
lluEATpN's DuNTNIxr

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN ~ Hours.
Also cares Salt Rheum, Ulcers. Chilblains. and all
Fruptons Of the Skin Price 80 cents For sale by all
druggist by sending 20 cents to WEEKS POTTER,
Sole Agents No. 40 wa-hingtons Boston. 1t will be
forwarded by mall free Of posage to any part Of the
United States.
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DIE ID.

~ ARKsON-On Thursday June 1865 OF dropsy OF the
hest DYE Clarkson, sged Sc years and months
Rnn.ra nom his late residence No. Mortonst OF m
on Saturday June Relatives and friends OF the family
aud Of Lis father w law. William Mclean, ~ invited
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WEST POINT RAILRoAD.-The Montgomery
and West Point Railroad Company. says The Mace.
T,lesroyA have patched up the damaged engines and
five Nat cars and are now running trains from the
former place To Chehgw. within 10 piles OF Mont
gfOmery. Trains pass over the Whole line but for
bridge DESTROYED near Chehaw which Is being rebuilt.
Passengers going had better 90 through Atlanta,
sad from thence take their chances To Montgomery.
We know nothing beyond except that steamboats, can
be Obtained on the Alabama % Mobile and also on the
Tombigbee 10 Columbus and Aberdeen.
Augusta Transcript.
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Mrs. S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORE
aud Dazssiso for restoring color aud natural beauty.
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IMPORTANT To SOLDlRRs.-Gents' all wool
Suits Slr Boys all wool Suiis g., at ]. " BRoKAws,
No. ~ FouIta-sye., sad No. W Lafayetts-plsQe
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Mrs s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsToRRR
and &C, the roots producing RAPID growth ana
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Manhattan Plate Co.
HIRAM YOUNG,
MANUFACTURER OF PLATED WARE,
No. 20 JOHN.ST.

a.. H. I.,.. and varied assortment Of PLATED WARE
oO..r. In mari of ICE PITCHERS, TEA SETS, URNS
CasTERs. CAKE BASKETS, SPOONS and FORKS, q
greatly reduced prices.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-16
Sharp Correspondence

w. Z. Kahn, who is awaiting his
trial for murde, and treason, has re-
tanned Geo. Il. Curtis, ex-Judge OF
the United States Supreme Court,
MS his counsel. The following cor
respondence between Mr.. Curtis and
Gov. Brownlow explains itself:
New York. August s.
HIS Exceliency Gorczror Bro,1n-
iom-Sir: l have been retained as
counsel to assist in the defence of
w. &. Kahn. now under indictment
murder and treason. No one has re-
quest.d me to write to you, but when
l las, heard from Mr.. Kahn he men,
toned the manner OF his contine mt,
and could not help being shocked
by its unnecessary rigor. ! am not
gnorant Of the state Of feeling in
Tennessee toward persons on the
Confederate aide, who may be, more
or less justly obnoxious to popular
Indignation. Into the merits or de-
merits ct their cases do nc, wish
to enter. excepting in the instance
Of Mr.. knin, as J may have a duty
to discharsc on the issues which tire
State has formally made with him in
its l.sa! tribunals. But l cannot
think it unb-eomius in Inc to sug-
Sest to the authorities Of the State
tina, Indictment and trial on capital
accusations, and tn. detention nec.s-
sary therefor, are punishment enough
i'll adyance ofthe possible end Of such
proceedings; aud that all unnec-s-
sary rigor attending the confinement,
wh"tever the supposed provocations,
is what all men may justly d-plore.
| am sensible that all the Union peo-
pie of your State have endured great
suffering. but the dignity aud hui
manity with which it shall admins
ter its laws and vindicate its sover.
-isnty, will have much to do with
its good name.
Let me beg you. sir, to use your
influence or your authority, and to
see that this person is treated with
no more severity than his detention
requires.
am, sir. very respectfully, your
obcQleut servant,
GEO. T. Curtis.
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GOV. BROWNLOw REPLY.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. EN-. DEP'T.
Nashville. Aupu.t Is. 1865.

STATE OF l ESNE>sEE, EN- DEP'T. !
Nashville, August Is, 1865.
Geo. T. Curtis. Esq Ser York
Sir: Your favor of the 9TH inst is
received. Upon some letter or ines
mage from one w. Z. Kahn, r t.lon
in jail at Knoxville, you are shocked
by the unnecessary rigor OF his con-
iinement. and suggest that the dig
nifty and humanity with which the
State shall administer its laws have
much to do with its good name" l
know nothing of the nature OF the
report your client may have made to
you. but l know the Sheriff of Knox
county, to whom your letter should
have been ado dressed, and know him
to be an excellent mar, who has rem
dered gallant service as an officer in
our army, and l am confident that
any statements OF your client, charg-
ing the Sheriff with barbarous treat
ment OF prisoners are untrue Your
client, no doubt, thinks it very hard
that he should be confined at all for
the conscientious () discharge of his
duty as an officer, in such insigniti-
cant matters as hanging and starving
few Union citizens. whipping 9TH
eIs at the stake, or at the cart wheel,
and stripping Union ladies who were
passing through the rebel lines. of all
their clothing, except what they had
upon Their. persons, for the heinous
offence Of thinking the rebellion
wrong. In this ,pinion you may
agree with him. I. who do not pro
fess to'be so deeply versed In Vatte'
and Puhtndorf, cannot.
l shall enueavor to see that the
State vindicates its sovereignty, b.
administering it's laws with dignity
and humanity; and while profound
ly grateful for the eolicituds you man
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rupted civil law in places within the
Union army lines on the FIRST Mon
day of September. 1864. and where
they voted to adopt the constitution,
much more will they interrupt civil
law in places that were in rebellion
on that day. aud where people have
never voted on the constitution a,
all.
In short, turn the matter whatever
way we may. we are compelled to
believe that on the 9TH day Of Sept,
1865, there was in the parish Of Bos-
sier an Interruption Of c1v1i laU, and
SO are compelled to conclude that in
assuming Jurisdiction over John
Gaines. a freedman, Judge Weems
did violate Par. No. 2. Of Circular
No. s. No penalty is assessed. The
high personal worth. the eminent
legal attachments, the uufaltering
iaithfulness of Judge Wecms to tn.
government when all around him
failed. are his sun and shield to-day.
1t is no part of the design of this
bureau to interfere with the business
of Judge Weems' court. except in
the matter contemplated in this case.
White men may sue each other be-
fore him as much as they please. and
We will not say one word. They
may sell each other out of house and
ho1r- by DEGREES from under his hand,
and so far as this bureau il concerned
it will be all right.
He may imprison and hang as
many white men as he pleases, and
no opposition will be raised by us.
but during the existing interruption
Of civil law, he must not touch
negro. Jurisdiction over him be-
longs exclusively to this bureau, by
act of congress. approved March Sd,
1865.
Judge Weems gave notice of APP
peal. and was granted thirty days iu
which to assign his reasons.
THOMAS CALLAHAN,
Assistant Superintendent
of Freedmen.
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Shreveport Prices Current.

We give the quotations rs far as
We can arrive at them. Our market,
as regards prices. has not, as yet,
settled down to anything like uniform
prices.
Cotton-Midiling-a29c p 10.
.S~gQr-l24lsc + ID.
Nolasscs-650s y gal.
FIouy-Sl2a Is T. bLl.
Rlcon-lSc a30c + b.
Cofce-40cG ajc y ID.
IFAtsky-Rec,iiied, s33-,Texas
s4G- y gal.
Cun1ies-3Oca3 b.
Corn-50cG- T. kushcl.
Bags,ng-34cG45 y yard.
Rope-25cG-Pi ID.
.Naiis-SlO9-P keg.
IIi1es-5cG b
Pota'oes-SllG-P Dbl.
O1-Lard, a. = gal.
VIOLIN SHREVEPORT,
Full Blood-Cl-au, goa 25 y Ii
Onc-huJ to Three. fourths Blood
1920 = ID.
Natire-lO0l2 y 10.
BURY Wool, ! price. according TO
quality and order.
Hides have declined in New Or
leans + C. per pound; wet sailed
sac T. ID; for dry, not worm eaten,
or damaged, ] price.
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United States Of america.

ATE OF LouIs!ANA-Parish OF Caddu
BE IThNOHN THAT on the first dav
y; August IN the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty Eve, and
the Independence of the United States CT
America the eithty- ninth.
Before me Thomas Francis Braie, a
Notary Public in and for the Parish of Cad.
do duly commissioned AID qualified. and
in presence Of TIE Witnesses hereinafter
named, and undersigned personally came
and appeared the several parties whose
names are hereunto subscribed who de.
clared.
That awaiting thems.lve. of the provis.
ions OF an act passed by the legislature OF
The State. entitled; AN Act for the orgarsi-
cation OF corporations for works of p.tb-
lie improvement and utility. aprro we'd
March the l4th II s55, they have coEenau ted
and agreed. and do BY these presents
covenant. and bind, themselves and those
whom they represent to form themselves
into. and constitute corporation for the OBJ.
iects and purposes. and under the stipu-
! lations and regulations followiug-to wit
ARTICLE, lst-The name and title of said
corporation shall be the Postern Bayou
Navigation Company. and its domicii is
hereby established in the City Of Shreve-
port. State of louisiana 1t shall com
| mence business under this act of incorpora.
ton AS soon as the requisites of the law for
organization shall have been fulfilled and
it shall exist and continue for the term OF
twenty five years from the date hereof IN.
less sooner dissolved. as hereinaftr. provid.
ed tor, during which said period said cor.
poration shall have power and authority
| in the corporate name aforesaid, to have
and enjoy succession TO contract. sue
and be sued. to make and use corporal
seal, to hold, receive, purchase and convey
property, both real and personal ; move
able and immoveable, in order to carr,
out the inients aud purposes. for which
said Association was formed to name and
appoint such officers, servants, and en-
ployees as the interest and convenience
OF sad corporation may require ; and &c
establish bylaws for the regulation of it,
affairs ; and to exercise and enjoy all sucl
other rights. powers and privileges, as ar,
by law granted to corporations.
ARTICLE, I'd. The purpose for which thi
Corporation is formed, is to enable the citi
zens, residents. and planters of the Git,
efNe~ Orleans and Red River. below an,
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New Orleans Prices Curren

Cotton-Ordinary, 1895; Cod
Ordinary, $3.50; Low Middling
4la42; Middling, 44G45.
.Sucur-Common, l2cSO0; fully
fair, l64c 400; white clarified 0Oc
y II.
F2our-Superhnr, So 60 choice
supertine, 50 SIZE low extra, So /;
choice extra Sl2 = Dbl.
Hay-S33 + ton.
Oats-56c, y bushel.
Bran-S135 per 100 lbs.
Corm-Yellow, 9cc; white. $l.o0
per bushel.
Pork-Mess, s3l0-* Dbl.
Bdcon-11c
Begging India, csc " yard.
Rope-l53c y ID.
Cofce-Rio, sec y 10
Sait-Liverpooi coarse SIS = sack
CATTLE MARKET,
Beg Western choice, a lOc y 10.
Western lstqual'y-0l9c. ""
Western ss Ha,,; I'd and &c. O."
Vcel Cattle SS6l5 y head.
Hogs-1o1l2c. y n. gross.
Sheep-S3 25c8 50 75cP head.
Interchangeable l4a6l444 silve,
l4o8l14.
The following are the quotations
for bank notes;
Bank Of Louisiana, 373 I140
| Louisiana. State Bank $50 so
| Bank Of New Orleans IS aTo
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ifest for the reputation Of Tennessee,
l must be allowed to say that. when
fully convinced that l, or the subor-
dinate officers of the State, need ill.,
structions as to the proper discharge
OF the grave official duties devoiving
upon US, from attorneys residing in
other States. Of your we'll known pro-
clivities. l will give you due notice,
but until that time such gratuitous
patronizing lectures as yours can be
regarded in no other light than as an
unwarrantable impertinence.
Very respectfully. your obedient
servant,
W. G.. BRowSLow,
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