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Nor A WHrTE MANS. CONFERENCE.-THE. Thad
deus Stevens closed his late speech in Congress
with the following ntterance
Sir this doctrine of white mans government
is as atrocioas as the infamous sentiment that
damned the late Chief Justice to everlasting fame,
and fear to everlasting fire.
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
LOS ALLaRD g. GOODWIN,

rELLOs, ALLARD 81 GOODWIN,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS
Tsoat stores, Plantation and Family Supplies,
No 10 FuLrow 10 FRoNr STREET, .,
New Orleans, La
Keen constantly on hand sale well selected stock of
choice groceries, consisting in part Of I
SUGAR, COFFEE,
FLOUR, BACON,
LARD PORK,
BEEF, RICE,
MOIAssEs SYRUP,
CANDLES, SOAP,
STARCH SODA,
sALERATuS, BUTTER. ,
CHEESE, GOLDFISH,
SALMON CHOCOLATE
MACKEREL FRESH PEACHES,
TEAS RAISINS
PRIMES PRESERVES,
SUGAR OF LEMON, YEAST POWDERS,
CREAM OF TARTAR INDIGO
BLUEING, BLACKING,
BRUSHES, OYSTERS,
LOBSTERS, SARDINES
MATCHES DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES, POTATOES,
BEANS. PEPPER,
ALLSPICE, GLOVES,
CINNAMON, NUTMEGs,
MACE, GINGER
EXTRACTS MUSTARD,
PICKLES CURRANTS
HOMINY, CONCENTRATED MILK.
GRITS, CONCENTRATED LEY
CORN STARCH, SNUFF
PEARL BARLEY SPLIT PEAS,
LARD OIL COAL OIL,
SWEET OIL, FRESH PINEAPPLES
AsS'TD JELLIES, FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
JOHN BULL SAUCE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WALNUT CATSUP MUSHROOM CATSUP,
TOMATO, MACCAR0NT,
vERMICELLI, BUCKETS,
BROOMS, TUBS,
TWINE, WRAPPING PAPER
TOBACCO, WASHBOARDS,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc. Etc.
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AUCTION SALES.

MILES MULES. MULES.
SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DEsLONDE, JR, Deceased
nv JFg WALTON ~ DESIGNDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auetioneer
Office No At Carondelet street
y,,,,,,x ,.b rsRR atIl
'sNUEsUAk n, 5ihuiitS D'n, unssnos straet hs.
oceek az my III Ia so,i Nv wilma md
tween Gfasler ate sT f I Inv " T9as J5re
IN pursuance OF IN 9reer o @ N Grins ated pecember
OF the see9iu az 9 az y r Ina aye naned
23d. 1865, Docket NO. zafsf, Tor account o 'ie "S ~
suggestion: oo N,s ,rt,,, Of which are first class
working Mnles r, q .r.o,s,., r,..s |
ES" TERaS--CAsh on ttae Spot III " o. treasury "'e
N1trETs ... NIJI tTS .......,,...... M uLETS.
Succession !!Andre peslohae 81, ueeeue.
PAIR j. Ii. WALTON 81 DESLON DE,
i r. WALTON Encanteur,
Bnreau-iI Rue cGronueiet ehcosh'.teohioh.
NIARDT, lie o ianvier 1866 aux ecuries dsl
si 9rossant Baronne entire les Gyer ct CoiI-
ne heures de ct conort megt IN erdre &c
Nouvee Orleans du % decenbre 1862 Dossier de Ia
our No seront pour compile de la succession
ci.dessus
TRENTE-NEUF go MuIEfS parrs lesqnels sc trouvent
des muets de premiere eiaSse ,.-., - a.,
acknowledgements moment de iaduucatioh, en- OIL
lets du Tresor DIES Etats- JTns
- ..- ~ I,,pc,,npIET sTpEET an
VALUABLE LOTS ON CAkoNpEEft sihEEl, DE-
tyyaen Thrd and fourth Streets the line OF the New
- -,
eity haf'ao
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS CORNER Ot' FERDlpo AMI
li"tA'tA' ''A~Nf " ~
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j. B. WALTON Encanteur.
BuREAU-47 rue Carondeet encoiguure Union.
ATARDI lie 30 Janvier, 1859, "A midi, a La
entire de Ia D0uane, conlor
ordre de Honorable no w Thomas, juge
Deuxieme Cour de District de Ia Orleans date d
% decembre 1865 fhabtat ct les tsres suvantes
pour de Ia succession cdessts, SAVIOR
Cette HABITATi0N yaeur, sous lie de Bele
Ia gache du euve Mississippi quarante miles au-de
10 vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans mesurant 20 arpens
mons de proondeu entire gnes coAvergente borne la
ne upereure terre appartenant Ia succession de
Philippe Bredy ct ensute par une terr ladte
succession dAndre Deslonde ct sur lgne nereure les
de Smen Labranche oues les batsSes machines
ct ameoraous appartenant adte hnbation aus toute
les troeme eaures concessions
partir gne 80 arpents des cdesus deces
usquau Lac Maurepas egaement ACCUSES e Eats Uns
Andre Desonde contenr denx miles plus
Aassi, UN MORGEAU DE rERRE suee dams la paroisse
Saint Jean Baptste la rive gauche du euye Mississippi
euve proondeur do 40 arpens du euye della
rant 81 arpents de large plus mons entire nes conyer
ye Ia gne nfeeur distance de 40 apeuts du
les de 10 succession de Philippe Bredy della
par habation de teu Andre Desonde cdessus decte
tie apparient Adam Lassegne la moitie indi
wise ladite succession d'Andre Deslcnde.
LA MOITIE INDIvISE DUN MORCEAU DE TERRE,
paosse Jean Baptste, la rive gauche du
Mississippi mesrant arpents plus mons de face au dit
80 plus moins de proondeur entire Ii
gne SUPERHERO des teres
appartenant Lagroue gne inerieure par
appaenan la succession dAudre Deslonde de
TERMRs EFT CONDITIONS;
I'm tiers compliant bets du des Eta Unis la ba
bets des acquereurs eur ordre payable
dams deux nteret raison de cent Ian
pour cent inGret eyentue hypotheque Ia
prete yendue ct privilege de vehdeur usqua paat pale
| ment
Acte padevant Adophe Boudousquie notae pu
| nacQuGreur
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.


CRY OF NEW YORK.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RI ) s.
Assets near S2,00,OO0
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CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.

BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON BARoNNE ST,
Gravier street
NY II w-FAs1I<By az DESLGEDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office, At Carondelet street, corner Union.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. TO- at Is o'clock NJ,
w the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm
thereon situated in the bounded by Bar
rome Graye Dyades and Common street and %
street, by depth the line
Graver Of 09 feet inch and 50 lines ana on the
of 100 inches and lines, less
The improvements consist a THREE STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING and three story back buildings
dwelling is well adapted for private family for rent
ing of furnished rooms the buildings containing large
number of rooms.
n TERMs-One half cash in u S. Treasury notes, balance
with cent interest and mortgage until final
payment buildings be kept insured by the purchaser
and the policy transferred to the vendor
of before Grima Stark. Notaries Public ct the
expense OF the purchasers.
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CUNDRIES.


Landing steamship Eung shuey and in store
20 tierces New Carolina RICE.
50 half bbls. Dried German CHERRIES.
Is bbls PEA BEANS, White
s tierces Sugar Cured HAMS.
5 =. new Sugar Cured Breakfast BACON
10 cases d boxes SARDINEs
20 irkins Choice Yellow Goshen BUTTER
200 kegs Leaf LARD.
100 boxes TOMATO KETCHUP, quarts.
$50 cases JELLIES and JAMS, pints and half pins
For sale by GRIEFF 4 BYRNES,
81 and SO Poydras street
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The oilof Palm and Mace is the greatest remedy
for badness.
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SUNDKIEs. ..sUNDRIEs.....sU NDRIEs
100 cases German CANDLES;
DO =. Adamantine. A. and 6.s;
ITS =. assorted SOAP;
800 :. LEMON SYRUP,
100 .. "Arrack" PUNCH;
100 :. Blackberry BRANDY
$50 =. Can OYSTERS
100 =. HOLSTERS;
100 =. SALMON;
1000 . Preserved FRUITS, assorted;
$50 E. PIE
$50 :. BRANDY -. :.
100 barrels choice WHISKY
100 cases CHAMPAGNE, cabinet and Krug;"
A large assortment OF
Case Liquors
Spices,
Sugars.
Tobacco
Coffee,
Teas,
Wood Ware,
Wrapping Paper
Etc, Etc, Etc.
MASON, SANDERS CO.,
No, l25 Common street.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF ALL
RULEFF PWICHELL,
l26 Gssyier street.
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LIME, SAND, LUMBER, ETC.


LIME, SAND, LUMBER, ETC.
I BENZ. CHANDLER,
ate Paymaster N. Orleans jackson and G. RailroadO
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.Carondelet street..............4s
New Orleans.
Censgnmsnts of Cotton, WOOL Lumber, Timber ETC. so
licited and liberal advances made '
Orders for Trade Stores Plantation Family Supplies filled
and forwarded with dispatch.
REEEEENcEs-Messrs. H. J. Lonsdae, T. K. Price New
orieansS j. b Sherel Judge Hays W. Jere Woodyile,
Wm Wadey President Vicksbure shreyeno and Texas
Railroad Monroe La E. D. Frost Superintendent Mississippi
Central Railroad T. s. Williams, General Superintendent n
o., J. and G. N. Railroad
HAsAM IL POoLEY,
THoMAs HAsAM, ]. G. PSoLED
Florida Yellow Pine lumber Yard,
Corner of Julia and Cedar Streets
NEW BASIN, NEW ORLEANS
BE- Box No s5, Mechanics Exchange Masonic Hall.
HAVANA CIGARS.
1000 CIGARS, consignment of my friends Messrs. H.
upmann Il Co., Havana.
H Upmsnn-LoNnREs FINo.
-. REGALIA FINO
..n :. ESPECIAL
g.. 3. BRITTANICA.
=. MEDrANos
E. BREyAS
La RIVERA, C0NCHAS,
LA CoSECHA, REGALIA AND ESPARTERO.
CONsUELo, CONCHAS
FIGARO LoNDREs CoRsE.
For sale by B. E. CAsTENDYK,
81 Camp street
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INSURANCE..
HARMON DoANE's


HARMON DOANE's
30 ..9.= .u. .-. . lst@ sfrlt. ... .-. = its r.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Nos 95 and % Camp street,
ORLEANS,
..4.--. H.... g.. -
FIRE, RIVER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
4Ttna Insurance Company.
HARTFORD CoHs.
FIRE AND RIVER RISKS
Net Assets, July /, 1855 So, 7l5,i59 II.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CoNs.
FIRE RISKS.
Assets and Associate Capital over S3,5G,Ooo
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VERY VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
Baronne Canal Immediately in of the Pelican
Club House, corner of Canal
VACANT LOT in the fronting the alley extending
from Baronne to Philip street, suitable for store house,
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AUCTION SALES.

MULES, CORN, COWS FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FoD-
der, Moasses Barrels and Hogshe,ds Sugar Scales Cane
Carts, etc, etc, etc
Succession of C. D. YANCEY-sccoud District Court Of
New Orleans, No S,a59
BY G. e. GsRARDEY <S CO..
NJ 8 ONES nSS n. i A' Easnsase Place
THURSDAY january 4th; 1866, at II
So & "S and g" a s Ike Eli ao
aSot one 0 nile above the city Of Now rsan virtue
second District Court dated the 18th Nov 1866 and
effects belonging to the said succession Will be sod towt
: Mix Cows Cows, with Young Calves.
26OD bushels Of Corn.
Cane Carts.
Lot of Cane Knives,
se 99S P Pan,9si psdd0''
i09 Empty Mosssss Barrels and liOgshesds.
lot of Hoes and Axes.
] Hay Press with Iron Screw.
i pair Large Timber Wheels
Lot Of Household Furniture
R8~ TERMs-Cash in United States Treasury Notes.
A LARGE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, Nos Il AND
70 Baronne between Graye and Common streets, suitable
for Club House or Hotel
BY G. Il, GiHARDEY IL CO.,
ohice-l7 Exchange Place
acos NJ At hs Msrshans and ha;,onsss Esehans
t THh ssf IARGG AND GoMMoDIoUs THREE
Brick House, known by the Nos II and ~ containing about
twenty Rooms and one large Saloon.
These lots in the Square formed by Baronne Phpa,
Common and designated by Nos and
Lot No 20 feet inches front Baronne street
by lo4 feet inches line deep the side towards Common
street l0i feet inches the upper side Lst No adons
the above and % feet inches front Baronne
street. IL lines deep the upper side line
towards Grayle street and Ui feet inches the line dyid
The upper of this lot is vacant afford
ing sufficient space additional large building The house
balconies and galleries the second and third stories
be had This property is most ELI
gby located within the center Of the city and business and
well adapted for either Club House or Hotel
&C., TERMs-One third cash, balance at and years credit
for secured by special mortgage on the property bearing
interest the of cent from date until
maturity; if not then paid, cent until final payment
Property be kept insured and policy to be transferred to the
vendor.
of sale before Edw Barnett Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser
VERY VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK DWEILIN G
Baroune Canal Immediately in Of the Pelican
| Ei..lII ILL., 1891 .al
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GUNDRIEs FOR SALE.

l2O bales INDIA BAGGING, heavy;
80 :, GUNNY BAGS,
900 coils BALE ROPE, hemp;
50 hhds Louisiana SUGAR;
IL " N Y clarified :.
80 boxes Havana
500 bbls PORK-Mess, Prime Mess and Ramp;
$50 bbls. and half bbs MObAsSES, reboiled.
200 :. Cuba
200 bags Rio and Havana COFFEE;
300 boxes Star CANDLES, full and short weight
10000 bushels T. l. and Cadiz SALT;
5000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine SALT newt
125 bbls. No. ROSlN
Samples can be at my office, No. % Bank Place
GEO. Med. BURKE, Broker
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rALUABLE PLANTATION AND IMPROVED LANDS
free from overflow the left bank of the Mississippi river
at auction.
SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DEsLONDE, sr., deceased
BY j. Is. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
/ WALTON Auetnneer

j. B. WALTON Auctioneer,
Office No. II Carondelet street, corner Of Union.
hs S ana T zasnse os
street. between Canal and by virtue and
Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans the sd
day Of December 1865 Court Docket No 1921 will be sold
for of the above named succession the following Plan
That very yainabe PLANTATION known as Belle Point
et Saa d the assspp river forty miles above The sy
depth between eonHeTgg lines bounded the upper line by
thence and herefo by land belonging to said succession
Labranche together With all the buildings machinery and i'm
belonging said of land and heunto ap
cessions extending from the eighty line of the lands
prehase from the United BY ase Andre Desonde and
supposed embrace thousand acres or less and form
49, one TkAGT Of LAND situated in the parish of St
John the Baptist on the left bank Of the Mississippi river
river depth Of forty arpents from the river thence measur
ssS lines
from the river the lower line The distance Of
estate thence BY the plantation Of the late Andre Desonde
m Se soa the ~ Ss to ADAM
Laene and one undivided half to the said succession of
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OLA TRACT OF LAND,
situated the parish of st John the Baptist the left bank
on said 81 eighty arpen Or less in depth
eOpysrgn lines bounded tie line line By lands bsongng
to the succession Of Andre Desonde, lastly described
u notes balance in the of the purchasers to their
order payable at and two with seven per cent cur
the % tx SnSs ssEs G a a yn
the expense of the purchasers.
UNE HABITATIoN DE vALEUR EFT DIES TERREs
ameliorees rabri des inondatons rive gauche du
feuve Mississippi, rencan.
Succession dANDRE DEsLoNDE ST., decide.
II q,
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON CONT STREET, NEA
Rampant street.
BYJ.B, WALTON 81 DESLONDE,

J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office No Al Carondeet street. corner Union street.
WEDNESDAY,, january 10, 1860, ut II
w o'clock n, at the Merchants and Auctoneers EN-
change Royal street, will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings rs ane
Cont Rampant Customhouse and Burgundy streets measnr
ing Is feet front Cont street. by depth between parae
lines Of ll9 feet inches with the of alley common TO
this and other lots opening into Cont street. 10 feet ine
wide =, =. r,,5 ,r>,,- avn
ATTIC BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, containing parIor and
and AZ and half hall large and small
bedroom on second floor and large and small mai
rooms Kitchen washing and ironing soreroom pantry
and water closets Gas throughout In the yard which is
payed there is carriage and stable cstern hydrant
etc. - =, i, ~ -...... L,,.n,,
in six twelve and eighteen month in the notes OF the pur-
chaser to his own order bearing interest at the rate Of
cent per annun mortgage the property sold until
final payment The buildings to be kept insured by me pur
chaser expense and the policy transferred to the ven
dor until final payment. ,-.. ,A,, 81 a.,
exnansa of the nurchasers.
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A LIE. PORTER, ALE, ETC,
IMPORTED DIRECT, BY GEORGE GRAY,
No. SO GravIer street.
80 casks YOuuger's Genuine PALE ALE-pints.
80 =. :. STRONG ALE E.
Is McEwans PALE =.
g. 40 ., Muir & Son STRONG :. ..
100 Guinness DUBLIN STOUT,
rs casks LONDON PORTER,
50 Byass
10 bbls. Cross Blarcwelps PICKLES,
800 boxes PALM SOAP,
200 Duncan's ALE
$50 :. Falkirk =,
50 casks Old BOURBON WHISKY
The above goods warranted genuine, landing and in
store.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
GEORGE GRAY,
96 Grayier
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BY G. E. GrRARDEY 81 co.,


ONE STORY BRICK STORE No. 81 Baronne street
BY G. Z. GrRARDEY 81 co.,
AUcroNEERs-Ohice No. II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, January 11th, at IL o'clock
L NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange the
M FEn T dwelling
Common sTeets and measures IS eet inches front Ba
on hs s and o sSs o " is I Feet G
e INF q on S So g. pp IL fs sR an
This Lot IS k mo. thc original plan This
R Peiiesn Club Houc" commands view Canal street
spaeions store adaptoa dsng business the
eso6s Of as ] per rental " no" '
3D. Lot No IS in the and Immediately in the
S roush ' rom Oi Bstonne to 1 street deep and X
wide the the division line of No 49, This lot very
Sd Tie stey store known No q Baronne street
S feet lines deep on n line No z 2o Cad III G3 feet
belonging 70 the Thvesy Of Louisiana and 81 9nclss in
the This gFopsry has an gnuiira efge depth Prop
as% TERMs-Poperty firstly described, purchaser to
as sss Hs f sfbs Of %
gts e Psr SnnG Rayabe cs sns
the remainder a, credit twelve months
payment mortage note of the State due list March, ls
for s7 and balance half cash and remainder twelve
Properly thirdly described to payment
payable March III per cent and payable
boEs And for the baP NC half cash and The % at
specially secured by mortgage property sold
maturity if not then paid eight per cent payment
The to be kept insured and policy transferred to
Acts before Ed Barnet Notary Public at the expense
of the purchasers.
FURNITURE
By MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
R. ". MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
1NHUEgsDAY. Jan. T., at 1 o'clock =. NJ,
ct ths!F AoFt19a A If M Fl such
Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Ss d Bus a
sPring Seat 6ha Easy chars Marble Top Center TsBe
ss Gs? TR sfs Fs H1o a95 h
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils etc. being the contents
large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Seat
Es- TERMs-Cash.
COTTON. COTTON COTTON
100 bales of Cotton auction.
BY aIONTGOSyERy d. BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer
Ofice-S7 Camp street.
THURsDA{Y, 2annnary tth ,,u ut 2 O'Clock
100 bales of Cotton.
ss.FER1s@ o n i. s Treasury Notes.
SHEET IRON. SHEET IRON.
BIZ ID. e. MoEsPHY.
AUcrIosEER-Ofice, Al Magazine
4 ssa,Ss 4te vi 10 eoG
bundles Shfft TeasgR Eo damaged
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS
BY ID. e. MORPHY,
AUCTIoNEER-Offce, At Magazine street.
THURSDAY, Jan. 4, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
L in store No. a Magazine street, will be sold
80 bb Sugar $50 bb Flour rs boxes Soap, 100 packages
Is @ 5 Sese @ R sssn san x SACKS s o s
Oil Milk, Crockery, etc.
R- TERas-Cash; onehaf Treasury Notes, balance Cur.
rency.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTER9AsrER, !
New ORLEANS, La, January LIST, 1866.
FHNH URSDAY, the 11th day of january,
l. 1866 NJ, the foot of ST. Andrews street, Fourth
District, at public auction, will be sold
The schooner a R. W. TROTH,n her rigging tackel and
Tonnage 57 She be at Agiers La
until date of sale.
Bs5 TERMs-Cash in u S. Currency the hour of sale
By order Of Bevet Col j. G. Chandler Chief O. NJ, Depot
Of New Orleans, La and Acting Q ~ Mil Div the Gulf
E. S. ALLEN,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and A. @ NJ
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MULES, CORN COWS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS FoD.
der Molases Barrels and Hogshetd, Sugar Scales Cane
Carts etc. etc, etc.
Succession of c. D. YANCEY-secoud District Court OF
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ELIGIBLE LOCATION FOR FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE
VERY VALUABLE LOTS, CORNER OF EsPLANADE
and Rampant streets, Second District.
FOUR STORES ON LEvEE STREET, THIRD DISTRICT,
and
LARGE LOT OF GROUND. BETWEEN VICTORY
and Marigny streets.
SUCCESSION OF ANDRE DEsLoNDE, sR., DECD.
BYJ, IL. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
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UNE HABITATIoN DE vALEUR EFT DIES TERREs
ameorees l'abri des inondatons rive gauche du
feuve Mississippi, rencan.
Succession dANDRE DEsLONDE, ST., DECIDE
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CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE OF JAG
~ queson FlsJust received by bark Mary Luck llQ bas
kets wel-known and delicious Wine imported by A
% baskets CARTE BLANCHE, ats.
Is :. :. CREME CARTE, ats.
Is :. :. MEDA1LLE, ats.
20 SILI.ERY OTIS.
10 =. pts.
40 baskets PARMENTIER, qts
This champagne equal in quality say the least, to any
imported in the United states, Will always e ohhu a
call in, taste and judge for them
selves at QUEYROUZE, II St Louis street
ID OBINsON'S CITY MILLS
Keep constantly hand large and fresh supply of
CORN MEAL,
GRITs,
HoMINY,
RICE FLOUR,
RYE FLOUR,
DAT MEAL,
GROUND COFFEE,
GROUND SPICES.
GRAIN, SEEDS DRUGS, COFFEE and SPICES,
Ground to order.
Coffee parched to Order.
Substitutes Coffee furnished al the lowest prices-supe
| rior in quality to any Northern manufacture.
ROBINSON 4 Bro Proprietors
2S3 and 255, Head New Basin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-10-06

Rev. Cbauncey Moore Williams has
been consecfated Bishop for China and
japan for the Episcopal Church.
The Grand Trunk Railway has made
an experiment Of using pete for fuel and
has been successful.
In the Maryland Circuit Court, Judge
Alexander decided that Congress had no
right TO declare government notes n legal
tender. The case goes to the Court of
Appeals. ,., ,.
A considerable sensation has been cfe-
ated in mechanic circles by the discovery
that sheet iron will serve for betting in
place of rubber or leather.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-10-06
STU Later!

A Painesville Telegraph Extra, received af-
ter getting 10 press on Friday evening, printed
after the appearance of the Gcauga Democrat
therein, including the article of Judge Chaffee
are false and foundationless. This proves what
we have all along seen and believed, that there
is nothing too unfair and base for the friends of
Judge Chaffee to resort to-, if thereby they can
secure success, and shows in still str niger the
unworthipess of the man who is willing to avail
himself Of such dsreputable means to obtain an
object
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-10-06
To the Members Of Western Reserve Lodge,

Il pleased God TO remove from ne BY DEATH or dearly
beloved Father, the Rev JANIS GfINoRE who died IN
tho city of Erie Pa the 97th Of Sept 1875 whose
remains were brought here and buried on the 29th.
We wish to acknowledge with deepest gratitude the
service you rendered us by meeting a the Depot and
taking from us the trouble and care of seeing to he re-
mains Of our departed Father, and kindly attending to
their burial We shall remember this act of gener-
kindness the part OF the brothers Of your Lodge
also those Of the Geneva Lodge who rendered you their
assistance.
We sincerely wish for the order OF which your lodge
go worthy branch, a continual prosperity. May you
continue 10 assist In educating the orphan relieving the
distressed and burying the dead which believe are
among the many noble mottos OF your benevolent us
tuition.
with renewed thanks, will continue your friends,
and the friends OF the order.
L, w. SMITH, A. p. GILMORE,
M. a: SMITH, K. II. snrrH.