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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-14
r AND FOR sALE.-T -. 20.

II ~ hJIlAL.-I naVe / 1vE
Il acres of land which / intena o. ~ A,v@O
ae g nisa . any price below which viii refuse hid s,o
MIL, I, u Monfrosc Bottom Lee cornty iowa 81
NJ ans tract prairie and llo acres
each we'll Of Tour cabins with three rooms in
"A shingle roof. ' ~ paI u, weiiramed with
north Of Keekuk, between the mIadI asIea ~ nies
Which connect ktokuk and Montrose about a nss -
a S a'd the balance In timber Two e". "
table. eA renee Little ind sr,-
These tracts are susceptible OF division ana
sioed 10 suit purchasers. Those WISHING - II be d.
g MAKE an Investment IN real estate In 81 homo
tered n as. arg n.ed e examine .n g shs
g we'll :. ar spds In Iowa viii d good ard lies
for e any person Wishing to n
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAI Re

EXECUTOR'S SALE OFREAI, rs.
- IAfE-Notise q hereby given that will offer 10,
sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Conrt an -
tne CITY o. hekuf Iewa on the 4h day March, 1865
commencing at 2ociock NJ the follow q real es,a,a
to-wit = - 'S"ii's leai estate,
T north Ea OF the west half OF the southwest ouar
vat +, eight ts) township IS north range iye Is,
hv in zee eehhty, Iowa Said real estate win he soIJ
debts Of e Sonrt Of Lee county to pay the
execute deed to the purchaser '''sased ana VIII
JANIS oro W. MccRARY,
- Executor of said EStafe
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A. GOOD cHANCE-FoR SALE

A Frame House. with three rooms and other inn
Drescnenfs on lot 70 BY 14e on Main between Ell
and 18th strpis, veil adapted for sfsre AIsn. sro
Dveans Houses on iot on raisaD street between ~
ane 5ta streets ia good esndiion Apply On IN rrs
loesto JOIYH SHINY eTfSs - -
d~ck-ten --~'ss
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A GRICULTuRAL WAREHOUSE
"A AND SEED STORE.
WECKERSHAM & Co.
DEALERS IN
AGRtCUl TURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Garden, Grass and other Seeds,
$50 Main ST., KEoKUK

Manufae turers Agents for Threshing Machines HgSp
Powers Hay Presses and Power Corn Shelters Manunc
tuners OF Gsunt Humans Excelsior Fan Mills ans
Grain Seperators.
PLOWS-Moline. Rock bland Keokuk Warsnv
and other Pows on hand.
GULTBvACO&S-'Suck State, l. D. Smiths
Monitor, sta7ords Fs either of which h capable o,
all hand labor.
Corn Planters for horses or by hand Hay and Straw
enters five different varieties Horse Rskes Ok yokes
heelbarro~s Horse Ptchforks, Spinning Wheels Reels
Washing Machines Clothes WrAzers Flower Pots Bird
Cages Bird Seed, &c. lot Of choice Clover Timothy
Blue Grass and Flax Seed, hand and for sale at 1853
Main street. WIcKEeSHAM 4 CO.
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DIR. WRIGHT;S
Rejuvenating Elixir !
Or, ESSENCE Of LIFE.

Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, containis~
nothing injurious 70 the most delicate.
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"As the Phoenix rises from the ashes Of its amin
ed with feso does this Elixir rejuTenae tbe sys
TEN and overcome disease.
The Rrjuvenaiing Ei1iris the result Of rloierr
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being entirely
and abstract method of cure irrespective all the
old and WORKOUT systems
A4-This medicine has been tested hy the eminent
medical Of the day: and by them pronounced TO Be
one of the greatest medical discoveries Of the eye.
Hn-One bottle will cure genefsl Debility.
HH-A few doses cures Mysteries in females
A-one bottle cures palrEtatien Of the Heart
Ar-From TO three bottles restores the maniness
and full rigor Of youth.
tA-A fe~ doses restores the appetite.
A1-Three bottles cure the worse case Of rmpotercy
A1~A few doses cure the low spirited.
~ One bottle restores mestsl power.
49, ffH doses restsres the organs Of gex<ratfen.
MA few doses bring the TO the cheek.
HHThs medicine restores to manly vigor and robust
health the debilitafei verrhown deSpairirg
4Sfhe isiless, enerYafed yopih. the man
OF business, the victim OF depression ind
vidua suffering from general debility from weakness
OF single organ, viii all find immediate and permanent
relief by the of this Elixir Essence of Life.
AS-Priee S2per bottle thre bottles for g. and for
ward BY Express receipt OF money any address.
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i GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE
GROVER 4 BAKER
SEWING MACHINE

VIII Stitch Hem Fell Tuck Bind Braid Cord, Quilt and
Embroider beautifully. 1t will from perfect work
the finest Nainsook, the heaviest beaver cloth
with change Of tension, needle or thread.
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ting Ettxtr. sold by all enterprsing Druggists
in the civilized world Some unprncpled dealers how
ever try TO sell worthless compounds place
those which they purchase cheap price and
ms he more money by selling than they can on these
medicines Az ycu vaine health aye the health Of
your future offspring, do not be deceived by such m
prpcped Druggists ask for these rdtesxes cad fak<
ssAsrs f the Druggist will buy them for Won en-
close the money in letter and will send them TO Won
by Express securely sealed and packed from obser-
walton.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address In perfect conf
dence, stating fully and plainly diseases and
toms We treat all diseases Of chronic nature in male
or female Patients need hesitate because Of their
inability 10 visit have treated patients
fully in all portions Of the civilized globe by correspond
enee
Patients addressing viii please plainly all the
symptoms OF their complaints, and write Pesto Conn
stamp for reply.
Ne sesd esr 81 page Panphst free TO apy address -
Address all letters for Pamphlets advice to the
etors. fNf
DIR. w. II. MERwtN & CO..
No5e Lihertystreet. New York
c. A. COOK, Chicago. No. &c Market street G.,ersl
Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin Mirhi
gan and Indiana, who win supply Druggists al our req
u'e' car" prices noy2e-d cow
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UNDE7TAK ER,
Third Sest, tetsseen Aasn and Johnson Keeksk Eosra
ea-oriers promptly attended to. Carriages furnished
wren reqrsr"i drc2t-d1yr
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
Mirror Of Passing History.

Inspired by the spirit Of DsnOeraey-aeknos.
Lodging no leader but Truth-fhs MISSOURI DEx-
OeRAT win continue TO De soieiy me Organ Of the
PaoDle. and Dromut to denOunee and ~rspadiats an
n]oI;tiesl Or military a~spirAnt who soCkstO batzy
their cause.
In addition to our War News, We shall eOahnus
- our Weekly paper the Weekly News Summary,
also an abstract Of the proceedings Of 0ongrsss
.nS IS the Proceedings Of Legislatures Of Absoar.
and min2is. IN .on,o;n - bs,s,oso.
the Important News Local ana Oommssei@ k'PoFt
- ~ haf1U-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
AMERICAN
MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

The most comprehensive miecellany of useful
knowledge and General Literature, periodically is
sued in the United States; embracing all the fea-
lures of a Polytechnic Journal, Economic ExpOsitoT
Literary Repository and Monthly Register. Espe-
cially devoted to Financial. Commercial and Indus
trial Interests and aIl joint stock corporation con
Germs.
Having commenced the Fifth Volume Of this
Magazine, whose success evinces that the efforts Of
its conductors have been appreciated by a discrimi-
mating public, we would call attention to its char
acter on the part or the large body Of readers VIII,
are not yet upon its subscription lists. Our pur-
pose in this publication is the dissemination Of
practical information on subjects of positive utility
to the people, combined with a diversity Of literary
misunderstanding the services of the bes' pens IL
the various departments Of Science, Belles-Lettres
and General Literature. While aiming most as
peolally to render most effective service to the
Trade, Commerce and Material Production Of the
Country, many sides Of the Country, many sides Of
the mental world receive due consideration-ths
Historical, Critical, Esthetical and Imaginative, a.
well as the Financial, Statistical, archaeological
and strictly Mercantile. We employ alike the re-
seaeh Of the sovant and joe fancy Of the feuilston-
ist, with tie ~ugacti.al experience II the business
man and tha rorier. In the trUH.meBt eff scientific
topics, ths a.. selected Is the popular ia style
rather 5aa-tle .-ennieal. The monlai phase ou
the hour e shaA be cur eudeavor 81 portray sal We
avail ourselves Of the contributions o. ne% DlseoF-
cry to the Circle Of knowledge, and shall RECORD
with all practicable SueclncthesS current lHtelli
gence, which viii be Of future utility and historic
interest when the Present shall have become thu
Past. In fine, tie Ameriera Exchange and Revier
is desirable and ever welcome monthly visitor t.
its subscribers-im arting the richness of knowledgt
improving the taste, aud furnishing intellectual
qualification.
The Review has Cts specialities in distict and in
e~reasiuC Departments, wish General Division for
the widest consistent scope of themes We give 2
specification Of topics which are the subjects eIthe
If occasional OF regular publication, viz;
The Arts, Asthotes: Agriculture, applied Chem
istry, Archaeology, Belles-Letters, Biography, Crit
cism. EeonOmies-Political, Arithmetic Nations
Taxation: Finanee-banking, currency, Corporation
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Stocks History, Industrial and Mercantile enter
prises, insurance, internal ImprOvements-Railways
Canals, Telegraphs; Manufactures-Products tech
nology; Mechanics, Mining-Minerslogy, Geology
Metsllurgy; Patents, Physics, physiology, statistics
social sience; trade-foreign add domestic. shipping
mercantile Law, Navigation topography, travels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05

nRIED Apples, Dried PeaeneS' SS
u soap, Candles, etc, etc. -
Al Mclaughlin a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
Free.

T NERVOUS UTTERED
A Gk LEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility, In
competen Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
actuateal ldtsle to benefit others, will be happy
tn furnish all who need 1T, Tree OF CHARGE tne
REGIME and ctiops for making the simple remedy
used in his case. Sufferers wishing to prof by the
advertisers bad experience, and possess a sure and
valuable remedy. can do so by addressing him at
arce at bis place Of business. The Recipe and full
information-of vital im7a-tsnce-will be cheer.
JCfE b fGnFN,
No. N4s4E e = Y.
P.S. Eervo% sffc@Is u 1ot1 sexes viii hGd
this infc-wr -n~4lce.tH
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
MASTERS SALE,

Notice is hereby given that, | viii offer for sale
at public auction st the front doOro Of Denis Hall in
the City of Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory that being the building in which the
last term Of the District Court for said County Of
Eemaha vas heidi
on the 2nd day Of October, 1865, at one
o'elOch p. m the following real estate situated in
said County Of Nemaha. to-wit the south West
quarter Of the north west quarter % Section l3 in
TOWnship6 north Of Range IL east, taken as the
property Of Samuel TroRden, upon attachment and
execution in favor OF SainIel south Issued Odt OF
the District Court OF said County OF Nemaha and
to me directed as sheriff " said County.
W.. g. GLASGOW,
50-4t Sherln.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
PROSPFCTIIS.
OF THE

E"E H#.H A 49,
DAILY, TM-WEEKLY s WEEKLY
The war drama IS PprOsehing it, highest poi,,-
interest. Thisyesf viii probably ~sOnsumats -
Doom Of the Rebellion, witness the Natiouic-
eminent restored ID the fallen States, these 80
Grated, and Slavery obitsrated from the land n.
events Of viii be among the m0stm0msntoutS.
the History Of she County, and dOabtIessAmis,
c.ade the return Of Peace, and the entrance
msrica upon . new career Of unparalleled u.,
uess aud prosperity. With Labor vindicated Ga,
the reproaeh u seFfdOm, the People viii stand -
on a higher platform Of intelligence AID power, "a
feel a still profOuRiAr interest in Cd the details -
The progress Of their own and other lands. Ahs al
world is entering upon anew series Of eOmmotion.
10 trrmipats in the triumph Of Democracy be1oB}
the Atlantic while emigration 10 America win
acquire a new and tremendous impetus, augmen6ng
immensely cur productive power. =
The string events Of the ames VII oe graphical
Iv deuicted in the coiums Of tso DEMOCRAT, which
We are resolved to rszder more valuable sal a,
t~ractive than ever as a faithful
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05

fy-A chance tO obtain any Of
the above Articles for One Dol
lar by purchasing a Scaled EnVei-
Ope for 25 cts.
EsFive Sealed Envelopes viii be sent for 81 90 /;
Eleven for 2 90 Thirty Tor o. 90 ~Sixty-fve for 10.oo
One Hundred for $500.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
Our patrons are desired to send United States
money when it is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary. Letters should be addressed to our
Box 5706, Post Office for greater safety.
Orders fer SEALED ENVELOPES must in ev-
cry case be accompanied by the CASH, with the
person sending. and Town, County and State plain
" written. Letters should be addressed to the
Managers as folio vs.
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
Box 5706 Post Office, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
&5oo.Ooo
re F aIlIEIs il DOLLAR
which they need not pay Until Il is known what
drawn, aud its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases,
TIE EIIREKA GIFT hSSOGIATIOE

which they nGeu not pap AGsl u - HV" "AN -
drawn, aud its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases,
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact OF its being the Orlgi
mai and Largest Gift Association in the Country. Tue
business continues tobe conducted ia a fats ano non
orable manrer, and a large and greatly t~Aefeaslhg
trade is proof Thai our patrons appreciate this method
of obtaining rich AMI elegant goqfs,
large number OF valuable prizes to all parts OF the
country. Those who patr0ni2e rs will receive the tuH
value Of their money. a. no article on our list Is "OrtG
less than One Dollar, retail, and there are No
BLANKS.
Partiesdeaiing with US may depend on having prompt
returns, and the article drawn viii be Immediately
sent TO any address by return mail or express.
The following pattieo have recently drawn a.uaoio
nrizes from tina Eureka Association and have kindly
allowed the use OF their naules
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, Penn,
Oil PAINTING. vatue. 500 James Hargraves, $40
Broadwav. New York. Oil Painting, value, SlOO' +
F.. Jones. Barrett, Marshall Co, kansas. AIelonton,
value 500; Patrick J. BYtnes, waterbury Ct "Siu
Watch. value 1880. j. f. Shaw, IA East %4h 81
Nav York. Piano, value, $50, 90; MRS. ChaS. ) News
EImira. N. Y, Piano, value, 300,O]; MISS Ley 'ahe-
way, Elmira, II Y, Cluster Diamond hLne Na't5
200 GO Mrs. K. PennGyer CTS Hotel, AtHAEl.e
Tenn: Melodeon, value, f25: C>ct "a Amen, Ce.b
I42d Reg. Ind. Vols. Nashville, Tenn, Mdlc1' h@osA
s5. 60, Rowland S. Patterson, 90. d loth lJsA Fe
volunteers, Oil Pairing, value. 100 ) Mrs. AoDe5 -.
p-rs,ns SpriugH0!a mass, Mc.gdecu, value IOV F;
ames L. Dexter, City Surveyor. Syracuse. n =.
cold watch. value, $50, 90; Mrs. James Fly, 1877 Moos
ter street, cor. Blocker, n Y. Oil, Painting, EalGe,
100 Mrs j. G. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, SlVeI
Caster. value 40 T.: DR. R Sinclair, No. 3 Naln
Street Utica N. Y, Framed Engraving, Valus' 20 >
Hon. Euther Detmoid, Washington, u " III I@iA
Were we permitted, we might add many names Il
the above list but many persons object TO our so 40
ing, we therefore publish no names "4'hou' po'm
Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt of very valuable gifts, my
be seen on file at our office.
- ~ DueTTT TIC
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-05
Elegant Rosewood, walnut o.
Oak Cases.
e@r $4,000 Now in USe.L8s
THE AUTOMATIC ORGANS.

In presenting the Automatic Organ. We boldly an
uounce the greatest triumph in musical instruments
Of the age. During the past half century, the French
and Germans have manufactured reed instruments
with double bellows, and two pedals for the feet TO
operate, but the want Of the reversed or Exhaustion
Bellows, (which is the only bellows used in our instiu-
ments), made il impossible for them to produce the
mellow, rich and musical tone for which our instTu
a elts are ceiebrated.
! t1olner- ~oajesion to this method Of blowing was
thar, both feet being occupied M opportunity was Of
tered for lie management OF The swell. NtIhln ire
past two years. instruments constructed on tAis Euro
pean plan Of ''dOuble bio gOrs," have been manu- act
ured in this country, and to cOun,eract this ~ditlculty
(want OF a swelO d lever has been projected from the
centre Of the instrument. to act upon the swell. and
ton necessar- 10 effect this object are disagreea6le
ennugh to a gentleman, but 10 a lady the use Of such
an sppendage is nearly impossible.
Our Automatic device Obviates this din fulty entire
ly. the simple act of blowing with more OF less force
giving the desired increase or decrease in the volume
Of tone.
For seventeen years the superior excellence of our
MeIodeons has not been questioned. and for twoyearS
past the enormous demand has made 1t impossible fr
us to meet our orders promptly. With our increased
facilities, we feel warranted in assuring our patrons
chat their orders viii be promptly met, and sosicIt .
GEO. A. PRINCE s co.
Caution 20 Purchasers.
Al our Instruments have upon III name board, IN
full. GEO. A. PRINCE cor When a dealer rep
resents any other instruments as 'the same as ours"
it is usually a mere attempt to sell an inferior iDstru-
ment, on which he can make alarge profit.
P. "A liberal discount to Churches, C!ergymen
and Schools. Address,
GEO A. PRINCE, co, SO Washington St.,
Or, Chicago, Ill.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.. Buffalo, n Y.
May Ist 1866. noS3 -T9-yly
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CospiTros Or LIEUT.. MAuRY.--A
French paper states that LAuenir
National has made an appeal TO the
public on behalf Of Lieut.. Maury, who
has been completely ruined by the
American war, and whose health is
such, from overwork, that it will not
allow him 10 attend to the wants of
himself or his family. A committee,
il 10 stated, representing England,
Russia ard Holland, has been formed
in London, for raising subscriptions on
behalf OF Lieut.. Maury. France, how
ever, has not yet participated in the
work, but it was only considered nee
sssary 10 make an announcement of
the facts to promptly gil up the
omission.
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state ofLouis,ana--parish Of scas. baton

State Of Loplstana--Fartsho OF East baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
| No. 800, Prebate--Ln the matter of the
| succession of Pete T. Borskey.
| DY virtue Of commission to me directed
- by the Honorable the Fifth Judicial
District Court, In tho above succession, L
will proceed to sell on
| SATURDAY, THE 16TH or sEPTRMBER, 1885.
at tho residence Of Benjarnin Borskey, in
| THE Parish, the following described prop
efty, viz:
81. ONE SORREL MULE.
Sd. A TRACT OF LAND, near White,a
| Bayou, In said Parish, on the road leading
from Port Hudson to GreenweIl Springs;
bounded on the North by lands owned by
James Sullivan; East by Benjamin Bors-
key; South by the Savage traes and West
by lands of BUTLER, containing Tive Hum
dred and Forty (2401 acres.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tions, viz:
The HORSE and MULE TO be sold for
cAsathe LAND to be payable as follows:
Two Hundred Dollars CASH and tho BAL
ance Of the price payablein twelve months
from the day Of sale, and bearing interest
at the rate Of eight per cent. per annnm
after maturity, and special mortgage,
with vendors privilege, inparting COMES
sicn Of Judgment, reserved on che property
TO aeeure the payment thereof.
JOHN A. MoHUGH,
Administrator,
Baton Rouge, Aug. 18th, 1865. su15-im pd.
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ses. John s. Wallace, a merchan

aeSs. John s. Wallace, q merchant
of Chicago, was arrested recently
for using revenue stamps two or
three times over on his warehouse
receipts. His manner Of doing it
was to put o stamp on receipt
and after it had been passed tear
it off and use it again on another
receipt. Eumbefs of receipts were
found in bis desk with the stamps
of, and the stamps in an envelope.
In this way be confesses to have
saved about $50, which will prob
ably cost. him about S35, 900 the
penalty for each offence being
$1,000, with the addition OF impris-
onment. Wallace offered $4,000 to
the officer who arrested him to LET
him off.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

State Or LonfsI#asa- payssh OF Enst Hafon
Rouge Fifth judicial District Court
! No. $40 Succession ofJosepl Montague
/ der.
yNTHEREAS, Mrs. Mary III. Montsgruder
wv has this day fled In said Court an
application 80 be apt ointed Administrator
Of the above auccession.
Nov, therefore, Notice ID hereby given
to aii PERSONS Interested 10 file their rea.
sons (ifany they have ia writing. with
sfe Clerk Of said Court, In the city Of Ba-
ton Rouge, within ten days from the first
publication Of this notice, why said appli-
cation should not be- granted.
Witness my hand and the impress Of the
seal of said Court this l4th day of August,
a.. D., 1865. jos. NEPHLER,
aug17 Clerk.
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State Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of E.ass Hnsoss
Rouke--Fifth Judicial District Court.
No. 745, Probate--In tho matter of the
succession of David II. Anderson, dee
ceased.
DY virtue Of comm ssion TO me directed
ID from the Honorable the Judge Of tb q
Fifth judicial District Court, of the Parish
aud State aforesaid, will expose 10 public
sale, at the Court House door, In the city
Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, TUE lsrH on sEPTEaBHR NEXT
A. D., 1865, at II o'clock, A. NJ, Or said
day. 5aaf
lst. A certain tract of LAND, situated
in this parish, on the Cornite River |.
bounded North by lands Of II. j. Muse;
East by the Comite River, and WoBt by
G.. B. White, containing four hundred and
eighty acres, more or less.
I'd. Another certain tract Of LAND, sit :
uated in this parish, on the waters OF
Jones' Creek, adjoining lands formerly.
of James Stokes; bounded now or formerly
by A. Monget; on the North, East and
South by Stokes, and West by Comasux.
and containing one hundred and twenty
four acres. more or less.
Cd. Two half LOTS OF GROUND, sitft-
ated in that part Of the city OF Baton
Rouge, laid ont by Ellis BeanTogard, and
designated on the plan thereof "a Lots No.
-----, of Square No. SO, with all the build-
inqs and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale--cash, in u. 8. Treasury
Notes. ED. .C0UsINARD,
sngI7 Sheriff.
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NEW 0RtEAss, July, 1866.

NEW 0RtEAss, July, 1866.
TO Planters, Merchants and others:
tits believed Tint with theopeuing Of the South.
ern Ports to Foreign Commerce aud unrestricted
trade and intercourse With che interior, and with
gradnal decrease in the consumption which must
necessarily tats place IS the Cotton and other
souihern Products can be converted into money y,
that New Orleans will 5000 .sBums her former
position ~ this Depot for the Products of the
West, and furnish the beat market tor General
Produce.
Now IS there In an immediate prospect of a re.
sumption trade In this city, We beg lsavH 10 In
form you that, having completed all necessary
arrangements for trsnsacting General Commits
sion and Forwarding Badness, we have opened
honse, sos 2g and % poydras street, and we
are resdy to rsceive eonsguments from our frienas
We have also on hand full and Una assortment
Of GROCERIES, BOAT STORES, WINS, Lilo.
UoRs, TOBACCO, uTGARg, &c Orders from
Plantations and tbs Gouatry will be promptly
sttsndsd TO.
Az our House is sufficiently largo We will take
Storage ~ low rates. Respectfully soliciting y
shars Of public patronage,
We remain.
Very respectfully,
july29-in sT. MARTIN hALARCHBR.