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once of Provost Marshal. I
NASHVILLE, 4 ESS, March 9, 1886 /
PRovosT OsDERs,
No. as.

PIoyosT osDEEs,
No. 40,
]. Il having become evident thst no good order
and quiet caa be preserved in tn city while the
large number OF Government Employees belonging
II the various departments the citv Ell owed to
roam at large at all hours; aud full consultation
hav ng been held with Brig. -Genersl Donaldson,
Chief Q. n. Department of the Cumberla Id-whO
has issued coneurrent orders upon the subiect-it
is hereby ordered, that no Government Employees
will he allowed upon the streets o. the city, ont
of his barracks nr quarters, after nine o'clock, p NJ.
unless he has written pc mission from the officer
EN- 9.oying him, or his authorized Foreman.
H. The Patrols are hereby ordered TO arrest all
such Employees found out Of their quarters sfter
nine o'clock r. NJ. without said written pass, and,
as far prsct cable report them TO their barracks
but upon 2 second offence, o. upon the request Of
their Commanding officer or Foreman, they viii he
imprisoaei and punished rs usual for nisdemean-
or ~ commsnd OF
Brig. General JOHN F. MILLER,
HUsTER BROOKS
mafIO- 3 Captain and Provost Marshal
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PosITIyK TRUrH.-Lst none doubt the fact
that boots, shoes and hats are selling, at
the great bankrupt sale, at thirty-fve per
cent cheaper than at any other house in the
city. If
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College street.

A two story Brick residence, with or rooms
between the Square ami The Louisville Depot.
A two tory Brick residence south OF Broad, viii
6 or rooms. Free from taxes
two story BRICK dwelling with OF 10 rooms
near the Louisville Depot, which IS Bringing in
very heavy rent.
A small brick dwelling in South Nashville viii
4 rooms bss ides kitchen. Possession given i'm
mediately.
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gs>vNIVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

In Tx TREATMENT or DISEASES, Is
DROWNING him WITH SUCCESS rs
OTHER STATIC, AS 1T Is ID
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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Anasrmente.
New Theatre.
saturday EvsnInq, MsrOh D,

SIKH Appearance in Nashville Of
The Celebrated W arreR Comedy COmhInation
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Cherry Street.

A residence with or 10 rooms as good as new,
which can be bought for less than cOst-yeTy cheap.
from 80 roOm7
Three Frame residences in South Nashville, fom
3 70 8 rooms.
Two very desirable B lck Sore Houses in South
Naehvillo
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The lower house Of the Minnesota
Legislature has passed bill, by vote
Of 81 yeas TO nays, amending the
Constitution of the State so as to allow
negroes the righto Of suffrage.
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The rebel House Of Representatives
by unanimous vote, on the 9th ult.,
expelled the Hon. H s Foote.
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A two story residence between Spruce street. and
the ChattsnOngs Depot, with tenro Tns. Free fIom
taxes.
A tao story Brick residence, between McLemoTe
and Spru-e street.
tne hundred ieet OF vacant ground, near High
street. his is veTS valuable for business houses.
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The indications are that all of our
soldiers in Southern prisons viii soon
be exchanged. The good work Is going
on rapidly.
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A Lodge of Colored Freemasons
formed part of the Inauguration Pro-
cession in Washington On the 4th inst
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Town of Johnsonville

published plan Of which can be seen at our Office
ana AZ the principal Hotels, and other pubic places
in this eity Being ehgibly located on the East
baak OF the Tennesses river, l3o miles from its
mouth. and AZ the terminus Of the Nashville and
Northwestern Raiho-d, a distance of Y miles from
that City; surrounded, as it is, by rich and pro
ducuFe country, and beng in almost constant river
communicated with many of the most important
commercial cities OF the North and Southwest,
must az 10 distant day, become sclty OF vast bust
meas importance Such an opportunity for safe
and prchtsbie investment, is bat seldom offered.
We are tie sole agents fI the sale Of lots and are
fully authorised and empowered 70 grant tides TO
pHTeha=eFs.
The Nashville snd Northwestern Railroad viii
be thoroughly repaired IN the course OF lev days,
when regulaf trips Will be made between this city
and Johnson7ille. A liberal trade permit has been
granted
We will also offer at the same tine about 900 acres
Of uch and heavily tImb red land, lying ia the IN
media vicinity OF the town.
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South Union.

A srnall Frame residence between Franklin Pike
and High street.
small brick dwelling with rooms, besides
kitchen. Possession can be gwen.
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No more Recruiting in DiSlOyal
states for Loyal States.

OrFICE SuP 7. RrrsUTrINo BESDEzvoUs.
Nashville, Ma Oh 9Th, 1865. !
THE Provost Msrsht General hiss informed the
Il undersigned that the az author zing Rec nit
ing in states IN rebellion for the benefit OF the Loyal
It tes has been repeale7, and that no credits viii
be SLOWED or men mustered under the law subse-
quent 70 this daiei consequently, all recruiting for
loyal tales 10 Georgia and Alabama ceases, and no
more men viii be received st the Rendezvous as
against the credit Of Northern States nor VIII sub
gis, Alsb 1ns this state substitutes for drafted
men in the oval stes r. D. MUSsEY,
Col. looth Z. s. c. ]. in charge Of Rendezvous.
marfl-3t
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Market street.

A tEo story brick residence on East side Of Mar
ket street near it, junction with the MUrfrsesboro
Trrnpixe, rooms beside smoke house and ktek-
en- Lot 20 feet front by rs deep.
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Ample Security, Fair Rates, Prompt
Payments.
Marshal's Sale.

R. G McNATRY, Secretary.
mara-3D1
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Trade Permit to Nashville.

THAVEa Trade Permit TO ship s. 900 PER month
1 20 Nashville, and wish 70 ind some one to fur
nish Capital and Iun it. II wsntsd, I will give my
persoaal attention 10 it. or make other reasonable
arrangements. Can give the hast Of references.
Apply to- or address the undersigned at the
Hs nInel House, Main sre I, near Canal Cncin
matt, Ohis. C. g. BR0ADWSLL.
mar10-2t"
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THIS Company, established in 1884, insures
L BUILDINGS, Vessels in Port, Merchandise
Household Furniture, and other Property, on the
most liberal terms . f.- ban
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Tie Richmond Enquirer of the LIST
inst intimates that Gov. Brown, Of
Georgia, is traitor to the JEFF Davis
despotisn.
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United States Direct Taxes.

OFFICE L. 9. DIRECT Tax COMAIssIoxERs,l
DISTRICT Or TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn March 10th, 1855.
THE time (G0 dsys) for payment Of direct taxes
i being expired by act Of Congress, cannot be ex-
T. nded beyond this, lthinst The failure OF tax pay
crs TO appear at Ibis once during the first hslf Of
this period has rendered it imposs bieto make out
receipts or those who have crowded the Office du-
ring the past thirty days. To give, however. all
persons who desire 70 pay within the sixty days an
OPP tunity Of doing accurate and definite de-
sriI ons Of property, with name OF marty whom
listed in 1850 may be filed in this Office curing the
10th and lIth INST, and receipts will be made out
and dated within the sixty days.
Fl g.B. E R6bsEies. Commissioners.
march 1917
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A two story brick DWELLING few doors north Of
Line stress, containing or rooms.
Two large and magnificent dwellings, containing
from 10 10 - rooms.
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AssETANT QUAKTERMAsTERss OFFICE
NasaFrtLE, Tx, Marrh an, 1895,
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For further information in regard to
the skiliful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred to Sru-
LIE 5 THERAPEUTICS and MArERIA MEDrCA.
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr. McGill's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the sge in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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En the SohuTbs,

A small frame residence nesr the Wilson Sprng'
with rooms. lot 30 ~ 10.
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unimprOyed and Timber Lands.


isrge number Of Tracts Of VARIOUS sizes ana %
tances nom the ciiy.
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Line street.
Vine street.

A very large sad desirable two story brick resi-
dence
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The Shelby Medical College, :ot IS5xl6j feet deep
with M the extensive brick and stone buildings,
well lo ated iOT q seminary, hotel, or business
houses and can be sold 10 part or IN whole.
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alew SarFrtisemtnts.
For Louisville and Cincinnati.

TIVE FINE PASSENGER Steam ssunpAh
Il er iln--aA=.-si
Cleona. lett4s7
tEsasss s-s .
Will leave ss above and sll intermediate ports,
on SATURDAY, 18th, at O'Clock, p. m from the
lower landing
For freight OF passage apply on beard oTto
j. w. MALIN & SON,
marlI-lt AZ south Market 81.
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For Sale

~,ouNTERs shalTine, Showcase, and sil the
4 , s,e.-ss n sore No II, Cedar street = he
bSisa-s al ne Goods On hand VII be sold a. ca.
e5.1eti eosf also 100 good packing noxea Cal
S.,.rsS5istely D. q. srORrSMAN,
ynsre-At No. n Cedar strset.
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Parties or Firms giving us their Marine Business
will be entitled TO preference in Fire Policies.
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A large number Of Ea;ant los n VaTio1s TaFla q
the city and suourts.
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By ADAMS, SURDAM 4 CO.,
81 Broad street.
SATURDAY. MARCH llh, 1865,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock.

CONSISTING Of Groceries, Suffers Supplies
u Furniture, Notions, &C, 70 be sold without re-
serve to the highest bidder J. T. COVE,
marchl0-lt Auctioneer.
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Boarding

A NJ NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
"a good Board ina pleasant part Of the city; also
an anfarniAhea room 10 LEI 70 persons wishing
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COTTAGES
or
STORES
Pronosals Tor MuIes.

can be pat up or removed IN dsy.
~. DERBY.
rusrs-a q College street.
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Hay

400 Bales Hay lasi rsssiged asa % 'A.s n 'o''
msr9-d HARpCAsTLE q 0ENNkIf'
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Union street.


Five Houses, opposite the Nov Theatre, in the
cen raj portion Of the city.
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BROAD street.

Two one story Brick Business Houses, opposite
Dick Is Mill.
One email Frame business Houss adjoining the
above.
Two large Brick Store Houses, between College
and Market streets.
Three small Frame Business Houses, near the
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OhroHIe Cases

aitn estiallt ton; knaumslisn. AfsefOus q M
Lungs; Dissasss u the Throat 8zaIsa Joints
Stf Limbs, Pleursy, Pains, Ulcers, Can.ssr G-agai
Diseases Of the HsaTt snd Liyeg lndslnniafoB q
ne siomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evl CO gcrofulz,
tsus, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and OcnBumpd0n--
togetner With all Private Diseases ana
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McLemOre street.
Church street,

A two story Brick residence short distar
Of Cedar street.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
10 IHE
SECOND NATIONAL blink.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREAsURY pKPARTMENT.


OTTfcE Or THE CONPTEolEKR or SsE CCARKSc1, )
WAsHINsroE, Jsn. 81, 1855.
"HEREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 20 the undersigned, u hiss been
made TO appear that TIKI SECOND NATIONAL
BANK OF NASHVILLE N the city Of Nashville,
IL the county % Davidson and State Of Tennessee,
has been duly organized under and according 70 the
requirements Of the Act Of Congress, entitled San
Act 70 provide National Currsncy, secured BY a
pledge Of United States bonds, snd 70 provide for
the circulation and redemption Thereof" approved
june Sd, 1864. and has eom lied with ~ the pro-
visions OF said set, required TO - complied with
before commencing Che business Of Banking under
said Act:
Nov, therefore, !, Hugh MeCullOch, Comptroller
q the Currency, do hereby certify that "1he Sc
eond National Bank OF Nashville" ~ the city o.
Nashville. IN the county Of DaTidsoR and State q
tennessee. = authorized 70 commence the bnsi-
ness q Banking under the Act Aforesaid
In testimoay whereof tnezs my
IraE hsnd and seal 81 once, this thIrfy-frsf
XII - HUGH McCULLOCH,
ComptFuilerof the Currency.
ns-The above institution VII be opened To- bust
ness the course o. q sew days, Of which due no.
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NIght limitations CuFea.

Young Mzn, stop before you f1rthsr 20. o. aL
diseases subject 10 Msn, Tiers - ~ dssass 90 haTd
70 cure a. Night Emissions, aad Dhysicizns are
scarce that understand treating = and p You eau
Bsy that have cured d0zen5 Ia thIs city, vel as
ID different Btatez, who have spent dollar Etag dol
ar, sad Efe nov vel cured b ne. An daily r.
ceiNng letters add sending medicine b al paris Of
the country. In word, sli tnat are diseased ID
soy Ways and Hin I've me q CAL, vii ave safe
Action Tor Al Of he diseases nnsnnoued ii thi8 al
VertsemsnL. The bsst q rsfsreaces gives u MS
city.
Al istis1s dirsetsd 70
DR.. AoGILL,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
lanI-Iy vii meet With prom y sltanfioH.
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IN Consignment
SECOND
NATIONAL BANK
- OF
ASHVILLE.

VIHIs institution, organized under She National
1 Banking Law Of Congress, is open'd for the
near Union.
Buy aud sell on commission ali kinds Of Govern
rneot Securities, Stocks, Bonds, American GClds
e. A. NELSON, President.
JOHN LUMSDEN, Cashier.
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wEEKLrEs.

WEEKLIEs.
Harper's Illustrated Weekly,
Iasiia's
Leslie's illustrated German Weekly,
Army and Navy Journal,
Wavsriy Magazine,
New York Ledger,
Wilkes Spirit,
Clipper,
Police Gazette,
Criminal Zeitung,
New York Weekly,
New York Mereury, rr
New York Sunday Mercury,
New York Leader,
New York Dispatch,
American Union,
True Flag,
Wide World,
Flag Of the Union,
Gleason's Weekly,
Albion, rr
Home Journal,
Saturday Evening Post,
Literary Companion,
Observer, New York,
Living Age,
Boston Pilot,
Irish American,
Scottish American,
Musical Times and World,
Rural New Yorker, -
Printers Devil, frn
Independent, n. Y.
Springfield Republican,
Scientific American,
Methodist,
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MONTHLIES.


Ladies' Friend,
Arthur's Magazine,
U. S. Service 4"
Hunts Merchants Magazine,
Bankers Magazine,
Coach Makers Magazine,
Ballou's Monthly,
Rebellion Record,
Agricultural,
horticultural,
Merry's Museum,
Leslie's Ten Cent Monthly,
Young Folks Magazine,
Harper's Weekly Monthly parts)
Halls Journal of Health,
Comic Monthly,
Budget of Fun,
Nick Max,
Holbrook's q. 8. Mail.
Historical Magazine,
Phanny Fellow,
Phunniest Plum,
Yankee Notions,
Merryman's Monthly.
London Illus. News.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-16

demption Of all out-starding Parish 81
in circulation, and ali other parish liah
ties through and BY means 6ff such pgr;s
taxes on properly, professions, oc5us
tions as may be, requisite, 70 be predic1t
upon the newly ordered assssuaentres,
sor the years 1862, 1863, 1854 and
All of which. il. respectfully spbminsa
lSigned) jean jacques Roman, !
- Lyali. David B. Pagh.
Resolution Non. S., dischsyr
said Kibbsek and eancelling his bond
approving his report and ordering Z
blished was, on 4aotf0s, duly adopted.
On motion Pclice ysrysAdioprnedtae
Monday Of JAHaaey, 1856 III,
(s;gned) JsS,.RKRKINS PSpSfl
], w, KNopLocH, Cserk.
..-n@ Is ~ "a = fAt .Eff ~ ff ~ [E#ET
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE.
POLICE jerry

"a, ,s Th;bolaux. December 4th, 1865
n Pursuant to law the Police, Jury of til,
Parish Of IAfourche met at the Cour
House, IN the town of Thibodaux.
-2l We're present:--J. s. Perkins, Presi
dent. J.@J. Roman, John Nelson, JOSEPH
2ReAseht. Sosthene Folse, Arsene Berge.
ron. Washington Griffin and John LyaIl,
Absent :--P. y. 1leriot, d. B, Pugl
and Frank Dalferes..a
1t being the meeting fixed by law 70,
the election Of the President of said body
.on motion. the Police Jury proceeded
with the said election. Mr.. j. s. Perkins
was unanimously elected as such. 39I
The minutes of the last meeting were
5iheni read and On motion Of Jos Remont
duly seconded,
Ia That said minutes be approved as sec.
onded except, to the last part Of the reso.
1utienf IN regard to the powers and duties
ofthe parish Attorney, which he move To
reconsideration motion was lost and
the minutes approved as recorded.
1.-The President was excused for his non-
attendanoa at the last meeting.
fEa The finance Committee then made the
following reports
l4nfTo the Honorable the President and
members OF the Police Jury Of the parish
T0f Lafourche.
The undersigned members of your
standing committee to whom haze been
referred and submitted the accounts rend-
cred by ]. D. Leblanc, the former parish
Treasurer of the parish Of Lafourche. e.
lected, sworn and qualified as such on the
"a OF june 1862, do hereby and according
" re~p0xts--that they have examined and
scrutinized the following accounts and
-fabieaus Of said sx-parisf Treasurer. viz !:
Lee. The tabieau Of the parish funds,
from I'd June to 30th, October 1869. show
ing flfst. nominal fss sets in Confederate
inotes received from Cd June to july 10Th,
ioO5' amounting 70 $ 10, 329 70
"a. Payment as per vouchers
amounting to 1901 90.
leaving a nominal, balance
on nand IN Confederate notes of 1888 81
20 Tahleau Of the parish School funds
giving from June ID to October 3Oth, 1862,
total amount received in Confederate
pcs, II ,.,4 ~ s g,4l9 Az
Less expenditures as per
vouchers amounting to 1855 is
4ta. Tableau of parish notes executed
and dated the LIST, October 1867, signedb y
the PRESIDENT, countersigned BY the then
FarIsia Treasurer Of the parishof Lafour,
ane. amounting to ....-.. s 1870 SO
I, ath. Whereof two hundred and fifty one |
dollars and fifty cents were nor issued and
sun remain on hand and are to be deduct
~ from the above aggregate amount of
parish notes as aforesaid..., s a51 80 |
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i, #.# EG HFl @I L# US
Totalissne ofparish notes for which Con
federate notes were received 8 1896 O(
making thus, first, an aggregate
amount nominal assets in Con-
federate notes.. ......... lo,9i7 w
and second, al amount of miss
used parish notes on hand...... 25I So
which said Confederate notes still remain
ing on hand and averaging eighteen thou
sand nine hundred and seventeen dollars
and ninety two cents, the finance commit
tee deem and pronounce valueless and
worthless. and unsuitable of being either
given or accepted in payment. But in as
much as the time when said Confederate
notes were taken .and'reoeived by said for
mer parish Treasurer they we're then cur
rent and circulated as such, the finance
committee are Of opinion that said e1-par-
ish Treasurer is not responsible for their
subsequent worthlessness, but is entitled
to his discharge and that of his securities.
All D fwhich is respectfully recommends
ed and submitted to your honorable body
who are to declare and say what final dis
position is to be, made Of the said Confed-
crate notes, and of said urissued panish
notes Of two hundred and fifty one dollars
and a half. when the same shall beproduced
and delivered. over into your possession
by said former parish Treasurer.
I .Thibodahx. October 18th, 1865.
(Signed.) JOHN LYALL, DAVID u.
'PUaH, JEAN JACQUES ROMAN. aggo
Resolution Mol Ms. approving the a
.boye reportand disoharging I'D. Leblanc
and caltcelling his bonds and discharging
his securities and ordering the disposition
to be made Of said Confederate and parish
notes, were made by judge Roman, and
duly adopted.
The Treasurer's report is as follows:
1862. TABLEAU OF THE PARISH FUNDS.
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Rasaar rrrrons No .-N. a6.r Gxinos IA.
~ ,af q q Il, i~orofessions, trSde,s
.c,,,,ats M ~, rpssG5a ss4 s,,s.
Psso5,,eJ That tbora shall ha ievfaas.x 4
~ooIlecteI bE m .nsrisb tRQ goijSSaoss3
soliaw;nr i. III asr from Sadk mn
person pursuing any of the. faaylpr
trades, prassssisss ~ eocspaHoInHss |. ! 10
ist. From cash lsaa ,.e.%ery thstelefs
1allor; DaSer' a.asSsnass, Ss,osn.h q
PfoPiioeof VI O PhsutiHS 008m3 N&n&
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ImmigfatiOn Archer ~ I
.... Urrox S4REEr.l 70. a,54'
New Orsans, tsxtEsnFs -.

Mr.. +. RErMoNEKol announces 10 The tplah-
ters Of Louisiana and ~neighboring States th.t
ne has been appointed agent OF, thsicoaAaeEchl
houses OF France and the great Indies, and that
ne is authnrized ttos sign coptracts for the, i'm
migration Of lahorers from India or China.
A.. B.-Mr. CHARLES DE- GALLON, interestea
ID this agency, has charge Of the prccuiatioll Of
VI. Reimonenq.
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Coral Nlms.

AGArx.-Thanks to Mr.. r. Ofiutt, news
agent. New Orleans, Mr.. v. Vinson Of the
Commercial Express Company, for files
iof late papers. .ps
Vi G-The weather has not been milder to
us. than to the rest Of mankind, in this
latitude. In the twinkling-we may say
Of the eye, changed from warm to bitter
cGld, which has been a great benefit to
wood and coal dealers, who were YEA o.
bliging for :. considerations ., u d
.1ESi --~- ~
ELEcTIoN.-The ~electian held ON last
Saturday, 9th, INST !: for State Senator, To
represent our senatorial District, has
taken place, in the usual quiet way in
which such things are done, since the
voting privilege has been granted. and
Major John Nelson, was. elected by I'll
votes. A better and worthier gentleman
could not have been chosen for the Office.
We can confidently return to our private
yavocations. when such men take care of
our common interests.
J@ sfaul$l &E4a$E ->~-S esg}s
n NEW Goods! New GooDs!-We direct
tho attention Of our readers, especially the
dadies. to the fine assortment Of fancy and
staple dry goods just received by Mr.. v!
Samoan. which he is offering at very low
prices. Calico at fifteen cents q yara-
y Cali and examine.
! Ra-Laoe still keeps those big and deli
scioussP elto Oysters. We with thanks, ac-
Knowledge the receipt Of q spesciineat of
them. 5 /. ssI