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gold scarce in order to squeeze the shorts, and it
would seem probable that the price must be kept
up until the contracts are settled. Some large
amounts were offered this morning by leading
broker but the offers neutralized by bids for
still larger sums The market is, however, easier.
Loans are being now made at l-l60l-32 per day
| interest. Foreign exchange is dull.
There is little inquiry for bankers bills, and
rates are nominal at l06300l064 for sixty days.
Stering--5.2O@5 800 for long francs. The in
creased demand for money experienced on Satur-
funds to the interior, which generally occurs in
April, appears to have set in already and the
balances in the hands of the banks and private
bankers are gradually working down. A leading
Broad street banker is understood to have been a
very large borrower, it is supposed for bear effect
and the result of the combined movement is, that
the rate on call is generally up to six per cent.
discounts also are tirmer on prime paper. We
hear of the quotations below per cent. with less
inquiry from buyers.
Important Decision-The New York Shipping
List gives the following account of the final deci
sion of the question of the taxation of National
Bank Stock by the United States Supreme Court ::
The Supreme Court of the United States has
finally decided the National Bank Stock question
IN the case of Michael A. Nolan and others as the
Board OF Assessors for the city Of Albany, defend
ants in error, at the suit of Adam Van Allen plain
tilt In error, and other cases. The question pre-
scented was whether the shares of the stockholders
IN the National Banks can be subjected to taxation
BY State authorities Associate Justice Nelson
delivered the opinion of the court, holding that
shares held by individuals were not part Of the
capital of bank and must be regarded as per-
sonal property Of shareholders and, as such, sub
lectto taxation by the State within the provisions
OF the act. of Congress; but that the judgment of
the court below must be reversed, on the ground
that there was discrimination between the shares
of these banks and the capital stock of the State
banks. Chief Justice Chase read minority
opinion, not being able to concur that State had
the power claimed, which was an indirect mode of
taxing the national securities, which was not au-
thorized or intended to be authorized by Congress-
Report Of the u. S. Revenue assessor for the
FIRST District of Louisiana w
n'H UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE a
Assessors Office, LIST Dist of Louisans,
New Orleans, April 7, 1856 )
Statement showing the Assessments Internal Revenue Tax
upon Products and Manufactures first Eleven Nons
compared with the corresponding months of 1864 1865
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By j. Is. WALTON & DEsLoNBE,
]. B. WALTON Auctinneer
D. D. WdLTONJ AuctIoneer.
Ofiice-4l Carnnde straet nnrna. Iii.

. 49,, Ofaee-E Carondeet street corner Union
sc5sk Es ID =, H. A Al,sha0t. e. at
change Royal street. between Gustotnhonse and Cpa
y hoa sg "a IF b o" an order Of The onersee
leans da!ed March 1866 in the above emitted suit docket
l. A LOT OF GROUND, forming the corner of Rampsr,
and sTayer streets, il the square bounded by ray
messurn5 Is feet inches front GraveI street % feet
"ss as IL HE s sss IF on
Sh angie extending feet toward Rampant street. theme Il
Consisting Ss' 9sh III Honss wiz
nrs oor is fitted and occupied for drug store The
oT 5f so ffSs sd gFsa ia ct aYe for
bo No Gaver street the square bounded 81 Graver
RAMP Rampant Common and Philippe streets measuring q feet
deph Of e feet inches lifeline Philippe street
ina a on Ihs me dividing it from Lot 10 % feet neues
See thence on aiue right angle line last described
sisting Of Two,st0ry Brick Dwelling with brick back build
4o6s on Il The vsFy , g9 9d, 9 % house contains Two large
@ oo IS divided into three rooms, of which large
Lots Nos and leased together three years. begin
s An M Irreraa o io ~ yF PsF aGnSn
ing lot No and DESIGNATED lot No measuring IS feet 10
hs e ga "n on GFayer street BY depth inches
st ease q ee n1 a Da h angles 5nnRg towards rh
sss x feet "n"ns p sfssF On H hs rSar
the Ppph street a ~? This lot eassd
snd the ST y % s s s .he day of n
annum payable in monthly miscellaneous The iessees in com.
nce with the terms and conditions of the lease have erected
large two story brick stable contauine forty stalls
ample space for buggies and carriages The buildings and
put the lot by eEssss revert to the
ssSn ms heirs or assigns, at the expiration of the lease
without cost or compensation The upon tho assessed
value OF the improvements paid by the lessees lot
NJ ALoInFGRouNDint the square the Of lots
Hos aud designated lot No 4, all according a plan
~ I'VE d epoIly civil engineers, dated March, 1866
Measuring % feet front Rampant street. including alley
3eet inches vide to lots Nos and and 81 feet
INCHES on the rear line by depth Of 7eet7 inches lines
on the line dividing from lots and and 81 feet on
e opposite side together with the improvements thereon
Consisting of Three story Brick Dwelling House. with Three
story Brick Back Buildings The house large contains in
cudimg back buildings, 6rooms and is well adapted for
boarding house. Immediate possession can he given
rs iERasOne-nalf Cash in U. S. Treasury notes Tho
remainder at credit of G. u and Is mouths payable In the
notes the purchasers their order divided Ia uit
the convenience of the several parties Interested secured nv
special mortgage and vendors privilege bearing per cent
interest from until maturity and per cent intars
thereafter until paid If paid maturity, the attorney
es for enforcing payment of the notes exceedj1 no.
cent, paid by the purchasers The buildings IN IL t
Insured and the policies transferred the vendors .o p
Acts of sale before n. b. Trist, Notary Public al ~,
expense of the purchaser L '' "' "ie
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF MULES, WAGONS. LUMBER ETC, AT
l Auction r' -
TUESDAY ard "WEDNESDAY, April L a
and IS at the Fire PraoT Press Eupn Trout
levee streets and on THURSDAY, April 10, 1866 the
Government Lumber Yard New Basin will be sold public
auction the following described property: = ~
50 Mules 50 Wagons, lU0 SETS Harness 000l feet TI
ber 2U0 kegs horse and mule Shoes 5000 pounds Rome
10 Salmeneor Pots together with large variety Of un.
sorVlceahie QuarterHiasfer Stores " ~
SALES TO COMMENCE AT 10 a ~
NJ. TsRas-cash in National Currency
p9- Property to be removed Immediately after sale
BY order of Brew Lieut. Col j. g. CHANDLER Chief Guar
termaster. III.
r6 is ~ --'-i e. STRANG,
u y Brew. Lieut.. Dol and A o NJ
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrERNksrRR J
Water Transportation, Foot of st. Andrew street.
r New Orleans, March 81, 1866
fFHURsDAY, April 18th, 1866, at 1a M,
at the jackson Railroad building, us Camp street. New
mght draft side wheel steamer NUISANCE register
us her furnn'e tackle and apparel she lies at
n9anoia Texas Bald steamer Inianpa until
and including day of sale. n : -
k5@TERas-Gash in U. s. freasurv notas - b. -. Il .i. e
BY order Of Col j. G. CHANDLER ~ r,4s e--5. = u.
G Ar. A Q. NJ, Depot of New Orleans.
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Return TO Specie PGAfnle1,ts-Under the above
heading the New York Tribune of the I'd inst
observes. ~ U ~
I'm Enronear o~ob.nuo :, nu :, ,x., =. ,,o. :.
Eu[upean g. eAchanSe Is now SO mnch IN tavor q
tie enitea STATES mat II would not be difficult
1ash ior inc areasury 70 resume specie payments
Lhe 1T. ~ ms practeally notnng 10 redeem
u gola pau Ise pam greenbaGks, and these are 50
ilishiy Valuea ~ w people that' were they made
redemntion 10 any great extent bnt tnen t tHa
field at the expense of the national bank currency,
which would soon be sent home for redemption in
plain legal tenders representing gold. The gov
eminent is fast getting into position where it can
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NE ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FUR.
niture at Auction 81 tzbS&a
.. BT LEON yoN z1NKEN, ,-.-

AuGTIONEER
q. sa1g oaice-Nos l65 Grayier and Union s,rso,
rEUEsBAY, 10th instant, at 10 o,etactr a,
be sold ' 2 va ''7'~N, 1p'S Ailla stfset, vii
large and handsome assortment of hpuseboa e,-i.
SusssthG IN part OF Rosewood Mahogany and N ain
,1 sts ihnEro M tanitnre, Bookcase Iaarnrv atpcI
ETC., elc ouoNIhs Range
N-'.. lH1 "a o --4Iso--i - 81 ,g.},fIi4 q .s
One seven octave upright Piano
R9- TRRfs-Cash in t. s. Treasury Nnto,I Fsr1rs.t ~
SA 80 OF OLD MACHINERY. ETC. nv
ment. Fo''''0'S agent treasury Depart.
ni ener Tor sale toths highest bidder a. tse
nst a. n and kAiLRoD IRON, MONDAY, tbs i6th
The ny Ees o property can O Office or at that of
j Nv AASAs-sash IN U !. Treasury Notes
r.- ... .rfr 6EGGsl W0LFLEY < Co
49, = 81 Poydfas street.
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| ..L- -
Excess IN corresponding months ending March b. .
i9 ~ - s''i'o Oh 81
| 1"e f"os@c De0S-lhe 1oiloWihS is an Official
statement of the public debt on the lst of April,
/ 1866
| nh. b,;,x ; ;.. G.
bonds s19s 9 ioo o civ nent pef zee Gehs
so e9, 5n1 or ola pr oen ooIos VI lao1o'
six s cent ve bo ot Sa
onG snn, to+si 81 Icn SOC . ~ n "o,lS' ,o'
nn,i op Deet Deapng
!ehporary loanS az aa ,ta1,9g 81 cernhcates OF
l. ~ on one ana Two year nys
nterast pntes SIS no III tbras ear nu'pounu
tht so, - ~ non Ilee year seven
S1I &c W+i ~ sun VA 9i,ioo'-oi,-
eaao 40 gu spI NV ptseuteu ior payment,
stats ta t,99 UeStnS ~ iterestoitea
SOC oo5 ne5 O. oi 40 itusaLnecoy'
-eo' 4tI ,fn loo 81, no " PUSH s9ooS'
zoo zoe &C. w 'ot"i uepe' - 81
| Too' q 80 "N-'"A' IL ''e"a"s -ooih' @oN'oo''-
w amnurt If currsnov i, +bo +ro,.rr,, eeo mr.
ESQ m Total 800 II 200 Of 'iVaasu.y, ses,nt'
Ias oh - H. t 81 co. 20. Lio ~, Vi oeoI'
VS. '"sN III sn' e"suiy '-'ioo'o+o,'lo W.
| fofes9n -hdTke'S.-Ihe subJoned extracts are
| from the latest circulars at hand by the trans
Atlantic steamships.
rTranp . ca + -, ,,-..., c,-,.,.- ,,-.,.,-,
~ a. ~ q w. iNs , circular mslen 10,
a lalSe anu genera uenahd iof Cotton has
pfesai, ,.at wees ana athough
confidence has subseanentIv been f Iu
and with the reduction of the hank rafa 70 ne
20 mt do bor
Iished With Mora or loss a."a , ssS:tn.
deserintions y ''S' 49, '4A'0 III '''0 ioAutls
The transactions to orrivc have boo, ,,,,,,s,,o,,
extensive the latest limitations we've this JatS
for American. New Orleans middIine shin nan1aJ
l0A6 ner III. and with mntuaI alIawanales 1gGI
Charleston, on basis Of ynddIinr shin cd 1Gi
and 1874: savannah. basis Of middn~ sim sb3in'
named i9Id.: Mobile. middIinp, AZ sea iaa53 snip
The sales Of the week amonnt to 81 $40 ba,as
including 1870 on sDeculation and lie 7on Az |
clared for EXPORT. LEAVING IS 5Go baies tn tha
trade, I,'"' ~ WHY
Friday Morning. 18th Marcb,-Tba s,,as +o.dor
will probably amount to about II 0Oo haIes With
dearer market' ''0"' i''''' ""toS' Will d
From Bou,t En- s,,s, Rrona,n,. r,,,,,o, cu,,.
18th, 1861 pun 0'f'"'S' ""''n
Cohon-The Eurona,s advices being considered
rather unfayorable The demand feIl off on Mondeu
and Tuesday, but has since fnllv recoyerad ya:. |
terdav the hank rate was rednred IN siT Te. cont
and the market closes very frmlv AT eanarsl aI
vance of Id mia s9 N The ss1as S H. a1
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BEAUTIFUL sroRE.-We called yesterday upon
Messrs. Kreeger seligman, dry goods merchants,
opposite the st. Elizabeth asylum near Magazine
market, and were much struck with the taste they
have displayed in arranging their store, and the
beauty of the fixtures and stock. Few stores in
the city can boast of finer assortment of goods;
and certainly have better facilities for their
display 1t is not very large but it is at the same
time capacous. Not an inch of room is wasted,
nor is there modern improvement wanting. 1t
is really a pleasure to walk into it, for the rich
colors of the goods which line the shelves are of
so many hues, that it reminds one of flower gar
den in the spring. Persons who have no acuuain.
lance with the business of Magazine street, near
the market, might be surprised at finding such
store So far from Canal street, but we will inform
them that Canal street is not our only dry goods
mart and that trade is rapidly being divided be-
tween Canal and Magazine Streets .
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ATTENTION, COTTON PRESS MEN! T
THE TYLER COTTON PRESS, WITH FIXTURES, ETC,
at auction, for of all concerned and without
BK C. e. GTRARDEY az CO.,
U.s.. NIcHoLAsJ. HoEY, Auc,ioneer
Office. No II Exchange Place.
b Between Canal and Cusomhouse Streets
SATURDAY, April II, at IL O'Clock NJ,
- at the Merchants and Auctioueers Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and s0house Streets for
o. all concerned and without reserve, win be sold
THAT FINE PROPERTY, known as the Tyer's Press
comprising the entire of bounded
kichard Market and Tchoupoulas Streets measuring 39
leet inches front Tchoupous 3l9 feet inches
New Levee street. by 36 feet inches and lines depth
'front.' on each Richard and Market having extensive
and in good order. : sar@
This yard has bales capacity per senson is imme
datey opposite the landing of the heaviest shipping trading
70 TINS port fronting the and every respect inviting
the attention oil those engaged IN the business and CAPT
talists generally.
n- TERMs-S25 90 cash. the remainder three equal in
purchaser secured by vendors privilege special
on the property bearing per interest from date
maturity, # not then paid 8 per per
turity until final payment The improvements kept fully
insured and the policy to be vendor The
notes and policy to be subdyded suit the
the vendor. ''f -
Acts of SALE together with the internal stamps at
tached at the expense of the purchasers before S. Wagner
Gotschalk notaries public 2 '.
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-...
I a,la s,,or, 49, t., ~ o;,, - Now ORLEANS
~ .ho aaa A., - Mo,an,,ar Ise5 On tbe IAN
80 ,aaa,,,,or ;a;r4 rasn,rto, 1sns s;gDed Inv the
| ,,...-.. So. 80 4' & ri
!. NJ ,.;s. - a.,,s-, oar,o;n contracts made
~ car... A.. ;,s.anco If tbe hoard If
4 - - .Ds..ss,..ss.,s..',
i. 80 ~. as 90. 4be len;s,atnre at
Z ~ S.at,- on, made II resnonsible
800 ~, 70 that time Inv the
ior " LIZ Cav ,oh,;,d;ner ~
W, sa,..;s,;,,,,; r,ar i, tbe etota NJ
she ~ -. = ~ asso,,o e .h; ~,
i'ou's'a'a 80 !. a.
ppf.aus issoss No. I'LL =, ~
.,.,.;s - 80, .,t.a..... -,
hesaaoh IN 'iie u .i'oi uii'i
Wy " s, 800. ~ anu means
| y pay'ns % e ,e sie "''A . wv
uh Wy =. &, r l,t gu ao1 was sisneu ~
au.i'ii@e .he "oSeihol " issue tie oonas o. Tue
s'ase 10 'as ',.ou' y, o''e assaso'' ooaofs' AUG
=. " ior .ie payien' u the same, 70 oeifay
.ie ~ pui.uil ieSees III accordance WIZ
w iiiaue ny MN anu 'he ie'ee conlils
slo W, appoihsea ior tilat purpose.
iA's ao' pros'oeu' as tar as pracucaple, aihpie
ileans 70 carry on the Woik lald OUT ny the soV-
efl'iieie ana poaru u commissioners.
was gwen 70 sen .nese oohus az "a, aau =
soa'u NY ~ uoi,e my isn. 70 =
.ne iioney ie4ufeu - oaliy 80 ~ 49,
'ue ace us'i ene enou'u /, u
wac OF difeet. Wesee no nesl'ahey = e.sss 800
su.es VI .ae -. " w j. ~ conntry
@.nns y 10 ~ ,.,s ,oro ,edee,
a. tno r. ooe0us u sito P '-sig 80: 81 q,
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AUCTION SALES.

ASSlAoN SA4ES.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES,
Mules Buggies, Harness, etc. at auction
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
h, NJ. MoNTGoMEEy, Auctioneer.
Oiice-S0 Camp street.
t'oEsDA II April 10, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
AZ +. LINERS Stable, Graver street, will be sold
Match Horses.
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses
Top and Open Busgiss, Harness, etc
.H.-. Fine Work Mules.
nr TKRMs-Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON ERATo, BETWEEN CA.
ronCelet date Apollo, and St. Charles streets auction
BY MONTGOMERY az BRO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
Olice-69 Camp street.
SATURDAY, April II, stt IL O'Clock NJ,
~ at the Merchants and Auc1idneers Exchange Royal
street, will be Sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereof situated in the First
trict Of this city in square bounded by Charles
Carondelet ae Apollo Thaa streets measuring % feet
front on Eato street by l2 feet ~ inches and lines depth
between parallel lines
The building consists Of desirable twostory fana dwelling
standing back in the yrd with all outpuildins
n1-lERNs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
Plans exhibited al place OF sale.
Act Of before A. Hero, Jr notary public at the
of he
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By MONTGOMERY &, RF0.,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer
'EUESDAY; April 10, ut IL O'Clock "A. NJ :,
L at their Auction Mart, ~ Camp street. will lie Sold
Agenera assortment of HoCSEHOLD FURNITURE sucl
as hossw9od Mahogany ana Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Armoirs Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Soas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tab
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Rr
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses Engravines
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils ETC. being ths conens
of several well furnished houses.
ALSO
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs, etc.
kS~ TERMs-Cash.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GRAyIER AND RaMPART
streets Dwelling Houses Store and tabes-sae for Part
t!on-E v saueer vs. Widow and Heirs of John p. La
bousse-Docket No 26i43Second District Count of New
Orleans. | -.,. d..
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District Court Of New orleanFity eight Bales Cotton
BY q. E. GIRARDEY d CO.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctoneer.
/ Office. II Exchange Place. s..
TNF UESDAY, 4 prll &c, 1866, at II O'Clock
A. n ny virtue ana IN pursuance Of an order of the lor
j. w ihoInas, Judge of the Second District Court of New
Orleans dated the 4th April 1866 in the above
entitled matter public ancJon Cotton Press
on Ga0pe, between Locust and Howard Streets will he
sold 'i wa W
! So bales Cotton
re- TERMS-Cash in L. $. Ire ssury Notes gH.. q
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EsPLANADE STREET PRoPERTY-A TWo-sTORy
Brick Dwelling House, large lot, Esplanade street.
sija
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SUGAR PLANTATloNs-HoaE PLANTATION PAR
ish Of Acknowledgements PLANTATION, Parish
Of Iberville, on Bayou Goula
.. SYSDIC'S SALE.
VIC. s. yENrREss FOURTH JUDICIAL D1sTE1Cr
HIS CREDITORS. {coURr, PARISH OF ASCENSION,
BY j. IL. WALTON & DEsL0NDE,
... j. B. WALTON, Auetioneer,

az the Merchants and AnctioneerS Exchange Royal
seeG hetWeen Eanal and Cpstlmhouse Streets the CIV Of
New Orleans by virtue and in pursuance of an order H he
honorable Bsauvais Judge Of the Fonrth judicial District
puf parish OF ASCENSION dated at Chambers parish of 81
James h9reh " 1856 for account and by direction o this,
creditors sud insolyent at public auction TO the behnt
bidder, the following described property viii be iI ~ t
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THE HOME PLANTATION PARISH OF ASCENSION,

THE HOME PLANTATION, PARISH OF ASCENSION.
parish Of Ascension on the right bank the river asspp
about eight miles above Donsdsonvte, measuring fifteen
seven ftpS in depth on the line yyc arpcnts
lei bounded above by the land Of Wade HaSmt un ea
NTnsy 81 Tan Raphael Babn, and below BY the Land Of
proponents thereon and thereunto belonging ~ "
sv hs IN and bndngs consist large FORM
ana store ROOM servants house. wash house and carraga
BRICK SUGAR HOUSE. mill and engine, two sets of
Ai seven phhT nndisd cq SaS ts s s etc
efe0ode IN and fye hundred hundred
~ sS and about one Thousand barrels moasse
eGtthe place have been considered crop 'D'
are to be sold upon the plantation separately
THE AUGUSTA PLANTATION, PARISH OF 1BERvrrJp
er Mississppi q liver q .ss R2rh s Of
~ poI sizes o. bayou Goga and measures less on
ont ssSptanns s Wi 4 a SGtss
a Mnen nv acres s dopni have been in cultivation the
necenr con s Of Frame Dwelling House
9GSn' sn safsn ss 200
nacnhey IN go1d or6er all complete An oyerstea Rouse
esb ec ana 0aeksmhs shops good stables three
a Beqpe the war this Plantation complete
SsF W sdS sesr was about 1909
sufficient to supply the place abmdantiy D'o'e IMAM
e Ds saa sid rich sd hs place could
AUGUSTA Fantaon will be sold in two subdivisions as
The Tract known the Garck Tract Ct acres front
ae 9e or less on the west side of Bayou Goun
side Of the ad Sa ra RI. f0nsG"s g
et In NE above description all upon the tract on the
On the East side of Bayou Gona Trac. of 1oud 20
acres more less Upon this tract ere S o
Shon "o neso houses, and cOopers dwelling house and
Also
@ f found at the town of Bayou Goua the Mis-
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\ | have
/ saw one
the san
Had l
would h
on that
assembl
said, b
woods
hawks !
Warrior
manned
visibly q
hand cl
knife.
And 1
though 1
he was
Norther
f. ted by t
speech l
justice.
what he
ain d
Kentucl
ments,
war who
knives.
whence
"Acc,
country
fathers,
and COW
winds.
THE
Georgia.
. dens of
y proves
braces.
+" Now
ahawks
buried W
of my m
of slave
once nc
mighty
weeping
=" fhey
wsmea+
dead?,
Back
cursed W
" Burn
slay theil
the coun
joy it!
War
War upoI
the grave
white ma
" All t
war dane
will send
70 Teen
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by u. B. WALTON d. DEs LONDE,
J. B, WALTON, Auctioneer
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FURNITURE. ... FURNITURE
Fine mahogany and Walnut Furniture at auction,
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
R. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auct0neer,
Otice--S7 Camp street.
ERlDAH, 18Th inst, vt IL O'Clock, at No.
L loo throndelet street. Girod will be sold
The entire contents of said residence consisting of fine Ma
hogany and Walnut Bedroom and Dg room Furniture Car
pets Mirrors Paintings EnGravng Mating (as and China
Ware Cooking Utensils. "
E5@TERMs-Cash in Treasury notes.
SUCCESSION OF SARAH SACKETT DECEASED
wife of Horace Blakesly--Nn 26OGl
Cnefth inter- st in the AerS Dry Dock Shares of the
Southern Dry Dock Company, at auction
By MGNTGO merry 81 BgG..
E, ". MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
Ohice-S9 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the I 18th day of April, at l..
~ O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street by virtue and in pursuance from
the Hon Jno W Thons Judge Of the District Court
of New Orleans dated 4th March, 1850 No 2GOQg of the
Docket of said Court, witt be sold
Nine Shares of he Stock Of the Southern Dry Dock Com
pany, of on thousand dollars each,
One.fith interest in the AIgirrs Dry Dock Cnmp,n
aa"1ERNs-Gash in o. Treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09

BY JOHN C. EE0NM, .
.AucrIoNEER-Ofice and saesroon, 80 Bienv!e street
TUESDAY, April 10, 500, at 10 O'Clock a i.
at his salerooms No. 80 Bienv street, will be sold
packages and lots OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
and Fine Clothing
ESJ- TEEMs-Lberul at sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-09

Statement showing the Assessments of Revenue Ta
Products and Manufactures for the Months
compared with the corresponding months of 1864
License Tax or Tax npon Income not included: