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New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
THE PACIFIC COAST.
81 TELEGRAPH TO THs TRIBUNE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 3.-The steamship Ore
eOnan 6 days from NewYork via Cape Horn 9rrySd yes
terday after successful voyage Our Paid Fire Depart
en goes into operation to-day the transition from the old
volunteer system TO the being cOnsummated without dis
arbance.
The stock market the week shows aggregate business
Of 05 gg7 against eG6 46 for the previous week Grain
market dull Wheat quoted q 30 20 q 100 10. Mining
stocks continue TO improve Savage 81 900 Yellow jacket
q $40 Ophr t265 Belcher sl65 Imperial t29 Choar $50
Empire Mill $50 Legal Tenders 7li.
The Gold deposits the United States Branch Mint IN this
city for past month 4Ol ounces and the coinage
for the same period 100000
Ship Oranite state cleared for New.York to-day.
the arrival al Victoria OF Col Buckley chief officer OF the Rus
sian American Telegraph Expedition
The ship Granite State which cleared yesterday Tor New
York carried Is 2f2 sacks OF wheat
Ross Browne United States Commissioner for Collecting
Mining Statistics has transmitted 20 the secretary OF the
Treasury elaborate report the mineral resources IN the
States and Territories OF the Rocky Mountains II IA
by competent Judges the most complete digest OF
statistics and geological information respecting Gun mineral
regf0Bs yet compiled for public use.
Mr. organized Scientific party composed OF men
graphical reconnaissance Lower California for the New
Land Company whoso grant Of e0 has recently been
armed by the Mexican Government Consderable American
capital has invested IN that region and important that
is should known Mr. Brown expects 10 leave by
FnIscrscc pee lThs Mining Soek msrkst ths onJ
iuts,stuE feature business circles savage e 800 Yellow
Jaesst III se Imperial el2e, Belohs eis2i orhr e4i Chez
kr emo EgGs an. siee Grown r0n 81 90 Gould Curry
az. ws.s Ssrisi du holders wiling sell choice samples ~
1 BOUNDS
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
MEXICO.

TMB vaksgH MINISTER TAKEs EXCEPTION TO PREsI-
a DRHF G0zSsON's MEssA0E-EAPoLBoE's REPLY TO
Ma. MEEAkDs ckBLE DISPATCH
o. 7oTnn rnssUHa
WAsuHgsoN, Dec All s said that the Marquis De
Eloazhsi0n preparing letter 10 Secretary Seward on
Aoxican mesr He takes exception to tho language Of
eas Rseam in bis message, In regard 70 the action OF
a. Rmporur Napoleon in fang 20 comply with the
knesmsrt Ser the withdrawal Of the French no maintain
tns that tha President does state the fairly The
EmpsroE h bot yet replied to Mr.. Scwards long cable
sp.zeh and q s animated that whom he does II win be
pretty spieS~
kRrsnnBr 81 vHf hExIoAE QUESTION on TIE PACIFIC
WEe& rss~ COAST
~ splasHsss 90
BAH EHaSEsco Dee 4-Great interest Is felt on this
Noesf rusper1ng pending negotiations between Gov
nuant And MexIco Featn the cession OF the adjacent
Moxcen Stasos Of fChhuah us Sinalya and Lower CaOr
eA Thsy regarded as magnificent nedsfor Anercan
lHnttrurIaa.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
6psrial Notlres.
Othello's AlOthsF

OtheIlo's AiOthsT
Wa ucy having magic handkerchief which subiasd h faher
entirety will could spnkisi with PHALoNs
moHT BLooMtNo cEREUs woad found doably
lolssdlhs Old Eentl-rnan by tbs nose
society The sxy hrs, annual meeting Of the
New Sassn3 Society in tho Cty Of New Yo or the e.9a q
Transaction business will be hed a tbs Frh
AVsnus Iiots onRRlDAY Dec H. 1856, 7 Ivory mem
Der / . earnestly rsQuefei 10 be present
Wth friends viii celebrae the sixty
Annvsrsay Of hs Society and The Two Unsatisfactory
tine Landing Of the Pugnms by dinner At
lrins Hall on SATURDAY Dec. b. at O'Clock punctusJ
be expected nom eminent spsaxor and an occa-ion
OF uDAsu, interest IA anticipated
bs had Of member of the board OF oncers
T. d WYMAr. No. ~ Burii1s alp.
j H. CHOATE. No. 90 Wslst.,
ELLIOrC. cOWDIN, No. RT Broadway,
TINY q. CHURCHILL. No. i6l Broadway, COMMITTEES
ISAAC n. BAILEY, No. 81 0old.st, OF
WA BORDEN HOs. 10 and III Westst, Arracsenaents
Co, PRANK r. HOWE, No. 1874 Broadway,
CHARLES s. SMITH. No. 81 Worths'.,
SAMUEL N. STHBBlNS, No. l56 Broadway
Y ID. MORGAN. President
T.. P HuBsARD. Secretary. No. 81 Walls.
The Hon schuyler Colfax at the Cooper Institute sArUR
DAY EVENING Dec For particulars AaveItse&ess under
head Of " Besturs. and Meo,ins,"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

AUBERYOu Tuesday morning Dec Havsy " Aubery ssed
-
The hsud. tho deceased and the relatives and ends the m
fBved funeral the residence Of h
f.iber sriisonst Soalh Brooklyn. ThUfSsy Dec
o'elock without further notice.
CARLCKB Tsesday Dec 1866 frsdi eldest OF Oliver ana
Jane d. CbaSck scsrs fevsr aged and mouth .
DOUoLASS-At Wesport ~ ~ Monday, the ID inst Wm d.
Daasiass. Of tho firm OF Ives. Douglsss A Co i't
of 10 fuBsr hereafter.
FROs-ln BsoskIyn Tuesday, Deo 1885, Chss HawsJ, 81
Theodote and Susan Ann Frost. sged u years M
Notice Of fanersl hereafter.
PLATA. fousbksspss H. Tuesday morning Dec aaoI
Plsst, aged 81 yesrL
rssdsaes. Thursday q. Rsls
tive. sad III N respectfully invited
RICIARD2B MOaday Sd Mira Cahefins H Richard
NshsBs Rchards the 89 Of ber
tniy invited attend the funeral
further invitation from her ats resiie No 80 Est
Etneeenh "Wednesday morning. Sch mat 10 O'Clock
VAN SOLlN0EH-Ssddsiy at Elizabeth N. j. Sunday, Dec
Edward Van SOliDgen. formerly Of this city.
Tbs relatives and rnis Of the family respectfully invited 70 a.
fupera tho Resd Dutch Church. pla
corner Of Fourtb-'. this IL without further notice
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. A
GREAT BRITAIN.

RUMORs OF DIssENroNs IN THR CABINET DENIED.
LONDON Tuesday Evening Dec d 1866
The Morning Herald declares that the rumors that
hare been circulating Of dssensions in the British
Cabinet and Of the probable retirement Of Dsrael,
are without foundation.
TIE ROYAL COMMISSION on THE NEUTRALITY LAWS.
The same paper announces that the Royal Commis-
sioD upon the Neutrality Laws has been formed. and
consists Of 10 members. tbe most eminent Of whom
have already been announced.
MoyEKKST IN CORK AGAINST THE FENIANs.
CORK, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1866
Alta large meeting of the citizens of Cork, the
magistrates were requested to memorialze the Gov
eminent 10 enroll the loyal people, increase the
Der Of troops, and arrest ali suspicious persons.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
MASONIC.

SESSION OF sHE GRAND LODGE on rSHSsssaE-
sr rsLzsaAsu "a sRiupxa.
EAsHvnn, Dec 4.--The Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted AAsons Of TennOsses assembled hero ysstosy
about e Lodges being represented By $50 delegates Inc
Speo Committee appointed annual session % prepare
aud publish the Manual for Tennessee rspo,ed tn' VIZ
cOnpetsd In tho evening Passed Grand hastcr rerAnl
delivered Annual Address IA tho public hall o. tae snps
10 large audience OF ladies' and gentemen Ihe e'1Soe y
Gytaa 0ncsp ySi usas ,es seeslh 9riH ses Na'ssa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
MISSOURI.

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED ON THB wEsrBBS FRONTIER
WAR AGAINST THE MoRsg-rriiRyIs.
BY raIgoEsPH
ST. LouIs, Dec i.0ov. Fletcher declared martial law
Ray and Plato Counties OF this State and has marched
in 10000 troops The Rebels have become 80 outrageous
that nous life safe who Eot known to be an
out and-out Rebel The borders in bad condition.;
robbers countcoters and murdercrs infcs
frontiers OF Missouri Kansas and Nebraska ond Colo
TadO Tho detectives al work and wi pick hem up
before knrine.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
CANADA.
MILITARY MISUNDERSTANDING.

TaLzGRAPH rms TRIBUNE
KINGSTON, Dec A full battery OF Armstrong guns
has been received here for the OF the garrison artillery
in case they require to do duty q Geld battery.
TkIBuSR
Cauada including those Of London Welland. Hamilton
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Kingston aud Ottawa, have
been supplied with new and complete equipments IN
guns, carriages ammunition, &C. and are now ready TO
take tho field at a moments notice.
Ice has formed and boys skating on the canal yes
terday.
'Tba waafber il now mildcT
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
80 ARREsr oF sURRArT

A wAH srEAMER SENT TO BRING HIM HOME.
~ rEsaa4zH sAssrsE.
a WAsarsGaoS. Dec. 4-0rders have been sent by the
sbls 70 Adnl GOIdsbororgh TO send one Of the feet
ndsr has emzmsnd ia the Mediterranean direct TO Alex
Hhdfs 70 bring John T. Surratt 20 Washington, thus
eFodpg al possibility Of his escape OF Of bis release on
hshsas eoa He may thus be brought here before the
end of ms month As Mr. Hale has Surratts photo
graph eu be doubt that tho man Arrested Is the
aulpdl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

ID nm
BUFyALO Dec FOuT-Denand moderate and marke. steady
WITH ssls. Of ESQ bbs No serns s0ssO whes. qae aa1
DO It % eS,n qut aOmihsI 81 sms sales
80 ,e Yo % Barley n medsa'e .elSe sales o. 700 essh
Whisky quiet sad hm Lake 9oT.sO bbs Flour bush
osgsso Dee tEles uOes.re.a 500 bbI. eli ss
Sis IS lor 6oab: EItrs w6es, dull ss o 500 bush w6s
Cn'd G r. s USss S % Hs ssS s s s.Sis. %ss. 2
" wS.s SS' S SS &c Corn Sa's G s .,, G I'd r sS sS
Rsa sis & "a 9s.s. % i, * <. & &sSs Il 5 : sSg@s
sosd sSss o - sa. closed At sss ssis ost' srsr
''%'' .oe s 'i s.y ' ss s % No. % cad ..s. e: e. No. No.
n S5s ds VIII ...s e % BON, " % .S
d lover sss: Of y, iss. s. rGss ia ere made q s and
Lard esvy owe with sale, Of Prime Is9si
Pd % Of Old L'ss s liz Log; s m and & lower At ' - s.esPs Of
ee0 bSsb Oss S2OS Shipments slIs bb Four sTS5 buh
osctss1rr Dec. AMoasy eo.es iOan for good paper
s' S " cs.s s. ss S ~ b s & sSoo Ss s & s $
Packed Green Shoulder sle sides Ig1ss and sms sta9
DIovc5, advance gs. closed q .ns y
s No. spas 81 - sf Ne % No Pal and ss q sy
No EIw Ear GpG sos e. sh'ss ssS SS s .. .ss. e. od G e
9Ssc.. No q asSt7c Rye g. 49, and don Barley vsv doll.
@LwASTEr Dec sFioar duI aud unehsnsd sales Of choice
80 whest advanced No 81 g. os.-.sie. 81 Go q
e cGs Nominal e @ rro,.Oa' 5 SS end % Ss. Res. - 20
LOO bid. F,o.I tISs bss9 wbS.a :,
lc.
Amber Michigan No % IA Spring ~ % Com s shsde
irmer Old sels Of Oh No 5O05c New, 6c Osts l02c
better ssles al 1000. Rye unchanged. -
ST Lou Dec lPur steady but dull sales Of Common Ss -
H$O EKtrs S3 o. Wheat firm for choice Spring sales At ~ %
Fail 90 Corn dull heavy decning Of 0d White st
New TSS0c sdVsnced 668c- Rye sales 8.
Md9To Barley Spring 81 49, Fsl 81 10 Lard sales at 2 Psik
$50 80 Whisky 5we'i sales 81 a. HOs hr@sr sS9sS Is
in
PHnkDHLPEIA Dec l-Coon dull Upsud., nc Orssna, 3jc
Flour dull. Extra imy SiiQ Ss IS Sapern $sgs9S Wheat
dail s $ gTl Cora New Yei)w 9sc 0$l old 81 ia
81 steady a5J9es Whsky dhg Penny Vluia 81 %
Ohio Sc. Ciovsr Seed. sS0 90 80. Flaxseed. 90 30.
ORLRAH Doc 4COt0n market sesder; sAles 300 bales
Low MddinG Sic hddlnss JJ Recsp 307O bales Sagsr
good demsnd sales Of fs It " Prae 20 Cboe 0ize ao
GOOD demand Fair 60e62,c Pume % Choice e1s1e
Sefrg 5sdi5 Sight ex0hnee discount 60 days ~ Gold
loit RreGh! quiet and unchanged Steam TO New ork e
Liverpool. ID. -
WtnrsoroE c. Dec 1Ccttcn quiet sales Of Mddhng 81 DC
Spirit. TupeHus steady &c Crude Tulpenlne hrm V-
ON 81 80 ROsin dull at S3nS Tor hrm 81 15 Pork unss
tied: sales % City Mes 81 $25
BALTIMORE Dec f.Wkeat heavy ked f1130$20 Flour 10
aov- asd heavy Corn steady oas duh sa5S Rye da fl9
~ o. Seeds Clover l2tc. Provisions dui sud uomlnh
Groceries oact,ve tendency Wkky 6o
hoBIE Dec ACo.ton: sales 800 bales to-day iir ds@and
AUogsrA Dee. 3-cOltOn du ITO bales, strict Mid
dhngs. Dlc. 2
ssVAssAB Os. Dec. ocOtoo very du small; MIddiOs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
FMANC1AL AND COMMERCIAL.
LoxDov MONEY MARKET.


L0zOeN Rso +-EOOn-The following ths opening quo
saioas United States Securities United stacs Five
Gvsaiss 7oi United States Fve rweutics, 1865 9i
Grs Railwsr l03, Illinois Central u.
Dsyaehes received from Berlin Frankfort and Hamburg
GaOte U. 3 bends hrm.
- The aeceAces Of Abraham Tr0Os Sons have been pro
tosted -
y L0sDoN Rso 4-NoOnr-Ihe firm Of Abraham Troosi
Bon s Aiauesr suspended The Money market steady
Coasoh tr untney are quoted at e8 The following the
opsnRe Quroons for American securities Erie shares 46i
eUlnos Ccnfra va United States FveTwenties, 7Os
N0xBoN nsc t.Evening Presidents message has had
6o srvrecfahss eject upon The stock market
- TIE EezT ear the close COnsOls close at $50
Cor money ex dividend
LosDoz Taosipy Dec 4yeaing closed today at
AMEKIOAK SECURITIES.
LosDos Bso 4-Ercning limited States Five Twenties
asa 1os Used States Five Twenties ls65 7Oa Erie Rail
vAy sharra asi Illinois Central Railway shares IA
L0sDox TUESDAY Dec 4-Kvening securities
wsrs ast gnoied as follows United States FyeTwentics
vOlI nHnsiaCeHtra shares 77s EEe Railway shares 46i
qt~-- GIyERFooL COTTON MARKET
LsyEen. Dee s-Eoon-1he Cotton market opens steady
81 yesterday Quotations
,tTho kfsurnOster market Is quiet and unchanged
HxvERrOo Dec 4-Nooa-The cotton market at I'D
sr Kidding pand The sales to day vii probably reach
. LrEareor Dee 4-Erening cotton market is steady
sales G00o Iud ~ prices without change
. AfASCBa-r1gR Dee 4-The hTm Of TTOOst Co. cotton
krokss arr announced having failed Their liabilities are
asia - Be Vury large
W. ErrKRPooL BRRADSTUFFs MARKET.
LrvKnro0G Dec 4-Evcnirg-The Breadaufs market
closed aok Corn at the Gloss quoted at %
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
FRANCE.

HONOR 10 THE MEMORY .oF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
PARIS, Tuesday, Dec. 4 1866
Mr Bigeiow. Minister of the United States, to-day
SeeiFed from the deputatiOn appointed for that pur
pose gold medal and letter for Mrs. Lincoln pre-
sentod By the people Of France in honor of the virtues
and memory Of Abraham Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
81 SEWJERszY LITERARY SOCIETIES

TzEwroE. N. J. Dec. 4.-Tbe Convention of New.
JeFsey Lterare Societies assem- ed here to-day large
Der delegates being present ind was erganissd b. the cleo
ard secsssFes CoHees were appointed 70 draw uR reso
la0nl report paE OF organization tor State VniQn
vAsA W peaSept,0h A1I9agpsd Untll WeanasdAs.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

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New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

The Labor of Fourteen Hours Accomplished in Five.
81 prefer Grower Bakers Mschno because it s thorough IN
e,eyhg lean make entire dress with the Grover Bai er
MAcbss-evesy Of he Of hooks and
and boosos vsed 10 take fourteen hours 70 NATE
bBdsoniely do IN svr"Tooay Of Aifs IL
Fsroswor.h NO GsOlpaee. kvwY FORK before the oomms
sioner o. Pst-ata- Il dd.crnsnnenL II't.f
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

PHIbhDBIPHIA CATTLE MARkET--Dec.
Tho market for Beet Cattle this week rather dun bit
prices remained about the quoted last week The
offerings amounted TO $50 head and sales made at FROM
s 10 s4 i0J ior fair ~ good and from s5 TO BIG for primo
and exra stock.
SERP-rhe sepply Of Sheep was large amounting 70 1850
head The demand good and sales were made at from 10
6io. y n gross, 10 quality
HoosThe demand for hogs this week was quite good and
sacs OF fol bead were made al from 81 10 $40 100 10 net
C0wse market for Cows very brisk saes Of us
head made at from 30 TO So for Springe and from 80
10 "a for and calf
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
KENTUCKY.
THB SENATORIAL ELECTION.
OF rsLas.ArH TO rns rHIsusx.

TtLaotArH TO rktSOhh
FKAERFoKT Dec A movement, which Is looked
upon with some favor foot to unto the Union and
Johnson men Of the Legislature upon ox(ov James Il.
Robinson for United States Senator IN oer 10 aeieat the
Rebels. Qoy. Robinson is truo UDt0n man and en- un-
compromising opponent Of Rebels,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
TENNESSEE.
Rib LEGISLATURE

u SsLsanAPu fbs rHEBUss.
NASHVILLE Dec 4--Bolh branches OF tho Legislature
to-day rescnded by large maores tho JOINT resolution
Go adjourn on the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
SWITZERLAND.

orxKnG Oq THE AsSEMBLY-IMMgDrATE ARMING.
BIrNE Tuesday Dec T. 1866
The Swiss Assembly has opened In view OF the
stsis Of arrs in Europe, The President urged inn
mediate arising.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
PRUSSIA.

ApJUsrHEST OF DIFFERENCES WITH sAxoNY.
BERLrs, Tuesday Dec 4, 1866
All The questions and differences between Prussia
aud Saxony have ct length been adjusted.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
HARRfED
DIED.

BUcKJN-eTLRs-At Pbslasx NJ H. on Wednesday Nov % by
ee Dr. ReIsy cha Buchin 10 Miss JOsephins T. Oiles
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
sWEIlEr
vAvAL MAZrERs gEgm ooEsIDERArIox oR TME GOV:
RaNMRNT.
STOCKHOLM Tue.

STOCKHOLM Tuesday Dec. & 1866
II is said that the Government has taken into ser
eus consideration the plans Of naval and harbor de-
ssaso whirh have lately been suggested by Capt.
&d0ssOn. tse famous inventor
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
EyEcUTTyF App0rTMEET9

rKEkaaAPH TO rus snrBunR "
il siss SSs, a. Land os c
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
AfARRE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT.

ARRIVAL OUT.
L0sD0SuEszY Dec. the steamship Nova Scotia nUm
e0staa has arrived at this pOr. Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

LONDON. Tuesday, Dec 4. 1866.
a Is now certain that the notorious John Surratt
Aas been sucssted In Alexandria Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
ITALY.
EVACUATION OF RoME.

EVACUATION or ROME.
PARIs. Tuesday Dec. 4. 1866
0Re reEi1asnt Of French troops left the city OF Rome
Testerday-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
sAvDWIcH ISLANDS.
wnArue uruLIoExcE-ruE sUoLs cROP.

81 ssssaasrn gxs rn1ppsb
IS GAK Francisco, Dec. 3--Tha United states
etoamM EantsEtlt arrived here from Honolulu to-day. The
Eoa. ~ &COok United States Minister Resident al Hawai-
passenger BE- feturns Of bis Nes health
Hhck D fsbie By the Vanderbilt dates the 2d are
roosir0 Ths BEtish ship isabella sailed Nov for New
Bslfod vita o and eons yainei At eIs The arrivals Of
Ehaarn Honolulu % the Last dates ageraxnte bb oil
enk s91 no bone ship Joas from Boston arrived Nov.
20 Me 81 the paBiutens were grinding snd sugar
4aG forward raptdly
80 ssfh Parkefsora native Of COnnectlcuf and dis.
4l1auns eifzon 6ied Honou Nov - Influenza pFe
Sana Ffeuic II TIE Sendwioh ialands and te natives
ssinS ef ths crsdtors Of Walker Allen Co was hcid
Honols,1 Of Liabilities and presented
Eabtlss eD Geo. asssse estimated et e0o0oo pF0posi-
tioa va mas bJ the hym asking ceay Of twenty months
tr1 the offering 20 cent 10 the first
aatsa The eropoefoa waa aoc0ded 90 and che rm
paee AsF hEnes usdsr the supervision OfJ W. AHss apg
Thrs kusdrsd snd s.vensssa nssOn were SbsefS.o as
89n9iplA ca ~ l3tb q NoJsmbef. =
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
NASIeAr10N ON THE LAKES

'ot aAASeaara " Ens fslnUAh
- BUvEAE0, Dec. d--The New-York Central line Of
60. .sgSs sivWA RgssO ssa Cas'so ssgs f2a7 @s'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
EGYPT

CONFIRMATION OF rHE AAREsT'OF sUaRArT.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Tks Only easdicino In the Werid -
l A. ,,ntsd aurs and Perfect or eli kinds Of Piles Lep
sosy sosoa Rhsau add =. dseAses Of the skn f0wEs
aas, h s,ery csss q failure ssns aad sksps s
f.iurs "a eight years v pns cd kRnNh
Ba,d sFUTEbssA
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-04
B. WALTON & DESL0NDE,
AUCTIoNEERS.
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
For the Sale, Purchase orr Leasing Oh
Cotton d Sugar Plantations
nd Lands.


No. a. Carondolet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Offer their services to Planters and lsndhoiders
generally for the sale or lease of their Plantations
and Land Through their friends at the North. and
their relations with Capitalists seeking to invest in
Cotton and Sugar Lands under cultva ton
thew possess the best facilities for eectng sales or
leases They have established an Agency in New
York Messrs. DESLONDE g. JENKINS, No 80 Pine
Street aud are in correspondence with the Principal
Land agencies other cities from which they haye
frequent apple = ions for improved lands
They there confidently invite the attention OF
Planters others this circular. and solicit those
wishing to sell to entrust them with the sale OF the
property, Plots maps and full description Of the
lands and mprov ements with price and terms should
be furnishea when the order to sell or ease is given
Messrs J BWaIton g. Desonde are authorized to
| refer to
| NEW ORLEANs-John Gaines President Citizen
bank John Pemb erton President Merchants lbs. Co.
Adam Gfin State Treasurer. Estlin& Co. Factors
| w & d Crquhart, Factors GeoW West Factor, Geo
! S Vaudeville Factor 10 V att Co. Factors,
| Ire moulet Factor, Moses Greenwood &Sons Factors
| Gen seauregArd, Slocomb Gan Edw Spar
| row. Madison Parish S NJ Darby St Martin, ALFRED
Roman St James.
NEW YoRK-Mose Grinnen, Wm Taylo Sens
Hon Robert Walker, Jas Day, Isaac Martin
! Desionde e. Jenkins Dec3d 3u
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-04
AGESXCULT

vHE Industrial individual that made loge to, and
night will: after breaking up his garden please
return the implement or be may ind his name IN
the papers and his body in the PenltentlarX
ian24dlW RA\DAII q Pl1NAM
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-04
G. NJ. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines, Etc, Etc.

AVN nrnpR I'M
Patent Medicines, Etc. Etc.
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md
dispatch
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