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Tmn.rtan.to cr@d,,ors,

UVHE unpaid accounts and notes of J. B.
Il Morey, and also those of Z. and :. Virden,
having been placed in my hands for adjust
debted TO either of the above, on account of
mercantile transactions will please call 1T my
Office and settle. either by note or cash.
y. B. Very LIBERAL arrangements vii! he
made with those who will call soon.
Office in Post Office building up stairs.
JAMES Il. CLARK
Julv II. 1866 dim. Atty at Law.
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-.,,,hori,ed 10 announce Hon
.~a candidate for reelection to the
rnJeo = the Fourth judicial Dis
Ta,' y Inc counties of Finds, Raukir
1 N newton and Jasper
-, authorized tOannounee Hon, = a. :.
'a5,J,,. for reelection, as t'o ,:' Oh
: a .'I'', r rcr. and Appeals for ne Elrs'
C'a, .., :, Of ,he coap,ics Of H"ds' war
r'aP ys'.,,r. scott LaudordsS' A \,
|Ep NeF''n ,,..,,,t,n Attala teake, Holmes,
|. '0,aisr rasoo'nd MADISON.
IA tn ,nnouuce VIM. I,
authorized 1Gid5 to for reelection to
|. q q Clerk ERIK. Of the Probate court OF
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LITTLE NAMES father is generally
too busy to attend the weekly prayer
meeting. One day she was discussing
the great hereafter with her mamma,
when the following dialogue ensued:
Mame-"Mamma, will you go to
Heaven when YOU die:
Mamma--"Yes, hope so, child.
We'll, mamma, [ hope I'll
90 too, or you'll be lonesome.
Mamma-"Oh, ] hope your papa
will 20 too
Name-"Oh, no, papa can't 60; rs
cant Ie1pe the store
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WANTS..
WANTED /!

A THOROUGH MUSIC TEACHER, with
n best credentials, for Female Seminary.
Address, Principal Woodville Female SEMI
nary, Woodville, Miss. Jy25d2w.
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For sale,

AT BIG BLACK, MISSISSIPPI
On Head Mules in No. order;
On Horses in No. order;
Fine Stations, (blooded,) work we'll;
o Wagons and Harness for same, complete;
10 Ambulances and Harness completei
Draws, heavy and light, in perfect
order,
Sets Dray Harness, nearly new
m 600 Feet Lumber, Scantling and Plank;
81 Pontoon Boats, lines, &c, faksape;
Also Tables, Chairs, Table Wan, &C, &c.
All of which, will be offered at Private Sale,
until the first day of August, leoo.
Apply to, ruroDAID
;,,ondow Big Black.
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IN CARROLL COUNTY.

TIME underMhned offers for sale his excellenE
" arranged Tan Yard, near Carr9iisonI,, In
eluunS "a sbout 100 pieces Of leather In tan
s s0 acres Of irst rate upland, three miles
S South 6' east nom Carrollton. on the Walden Walden
SOUL ri acres in cultivation, good springs
a auS vii. and well timbered. He wiilEseh,
c cru stock and Implements. Possession sNne
Immediately. Titles perless N pozrrr..
ie6d W2m. SAes = -. 4. =
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Ilnrne, AND Mu,es foe eaIe

Horses ana Mutcs Aus "0aO'
HAVE 80 head of horses and mules for
Il sale, Including about 80 hor-es, 80 mares
and 80 mules, of which 1 will sell the whole,
or part, to suit customers.
]. B. Massie d Co.'s Stable.
I have also an excellent two-horse wagon.
which I wish to sell, either with or without
team and harness. ,-,,,,,n
iy2Sd2w. w. NJ. hAobn'
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wanted.

A SOUTHERN LADY, of several years
a experience in teaching, desires situation
as teacher. She teaches all the English branch
e., French, &c. Would prefer place in larg'
school a. assistant. VIII give good reference
hrsQnired. Enquire at this office. jyl5dtf.
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ssouRl Brass FoCNURY.-Atteu.
/ inyitel to the card Of AIessrs.
krIe d Roswell, ST. Louis, who
manufactures Of steam and gas
steam whistles and oil globes,
beslers in rubbe. hose, packing
betting, copper and lead pipes
Is, steam and water gauges, etc.
y gentlemen will promptly fill NJ
Is in their line.
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DIARRHEA.

p Over 1900 soldiers were cured of DiarrhPs
and Dysentary last year by the use of DIR. Strick-
lands Apti-Cholera Mixture. The fact Of it,
being so extensively used in the Hospitals, l.
proof Of the efficacy Of DR.. Stricland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of acute anu
chronic cases Of DiarrhGs and Dysentery.--
This is the only preparation known as a satt'
and certain remedy for Cholera. DO not be-
without so valuable medicine. Get a bottle
Of it directly. 1t is sold by all druggists at ST.
cents per bottle.
BEN HARDAWAY, Vieksburg, wholesale Agt
~" For sale in this city at the Drug Stores
of MtsSrs. Ash & Lenly, Graft & johnson,
and Buck & Bailey, ianl6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NO TICE.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
MIS-. MISSIONS MYSTIC PILLS

MRS. NINsLOw'S MYSTIC PILLS
r rrepar,d only for legitimate purpose ,bnas
- en-. oriv safe 3, effective medicine for az 1n9se
-, ri Eud dangerous disordsrs t" "nlcn 'ne
va,ts constitution il subject
They nrs the only Genuine
ExtAnt.
No article OF lusd cine Intended tor ire rAoIus
- 81 Female thar has made its nppeSIIII,slSSS'
u -,ot win er,c- universal favor 90 hteS "iN"
IpyJ'c MYSTIC PILLS e,..,,, IL,
X disease i, So little understoo1, ana p;ii
80 rs6lv treated a. female diseases. thrs ',na
&c me result of I1uch study ana cGreIu ~ 60
in iii yarig ir4 Of female COMP SAn ~ bitss
70 70 as,Isri,;ss suppression, ercorrhoss OF "n'e7
. sueedv rr,e may De relied on: -, ,,atits and
~. tbsir Irvisorafirg Properties the Sppente n
30 la improved the hue Of hsa'h 10 Test"i
-, he cheek, wsaEnoss o. the spine ono nobititv
,-aS ard su the indcsti0s OF Nor Vous Id ~
removed No naiien wife NJ 1'"''7'
without the MYSTIC PILLS. =. ,ray are the
Try sTu. snd No conFlneS' '' -
Lsdy's Friend - :. yeor ssic by
Price 81 per boz or ooAeS ~ ~
All nrusgis's ANNA CONCEAL,
Wholesala Agents.
NEE ORLEANS.
May3d6m
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The Red Jacket Bitters is no worth
Ps article, but is what it claims to be, a
a. genuine medical preparation, Of ster.
Pc virtues. The name "Bitters" is too Of
q used to cover villainous compound of
Por whisky and some bitter drug. Do not
MOUND Red Jacket with this class.
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OVERWHELMING
ICE CREAM SALOON
FANCY ooNFECTIoNARIES.

w. H. c oP p o c K,
Opposite J. g. Shepardson's, State Street.
OANDIES, Cakes, Foreign and Domestic
u Fruits, constantly on hand.
Fruits, Ice Cream and Confectionaries Of all
kinds furnished families, and for parties and
"a a fns and retired saloon fitted up expressly
for ladies' ~7
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Cant. q. d CAMPsELL,

a GENT for ways IEproved Cotton
a Peas, has left jackson, end VIII % apssns
enc weeka Am comm unications addressed to him,
POI NO III, jackson Post once. win receive prompt
attention
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Family Residences for sale.

FANNY NcstHehCeS AOa S"Ao'
WILL SELL the residence which ! re-
1cently purchased from DR. & >. Knapp, titu-
ated on State street, containing one and half
acres ground, and a fine residence now under
going repairs. / will sell this for cost and
what have expended on the same.
Also the residence where | now reside,
situated on College street, together with the
furniture Possession given of both places
Immediately.
angSi3t. On. BARROWS.
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NnrICE.

=, after this date no woik will
w a. ,,,v, our Works, unles paid
''' :. , No or our own company pa'
VI ~, miles, b. pcciW contract.
.V 'O' 70 Ms are expected to settle
t,,,tiou Of bill .,.,,,.,,.,, =,
a'' ',u making tin Gearing OF all
. ~, m, best Cotton Press and
N .,s, nadc ia this'ountry.
70 STEVENS y HUGHES.
-. Of, Agents Tor the celebrated
'.'',,o5 which We sell on exceed
O,hr, ferns. Parties wanting
.der... us before purchasing
'' :. y IT.
r. ,-r h5IjN"l".
... .,,>>a> ~ Jhc.tuut St,
I.rig. 3, ,w ian authorized agent in
krrp A situation a. oNerScer,
rager Of . plantation is wanted
lyertisement
t,rv Remember the Washing
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MISCELLANEOUS COLUMN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE

HOUSE AND LOE FOX SALE
IN PAULDING. MISSISSIPPI.
TIME undersigned offers for sale his dwell
Il ing house. which is large and well finished,
containing seven rooms, with four acres OF
land. good kitchen, out houses. garden, lots,
&c. Frice. $500. Also, his elegant store house,
90 by 20 feet, and lot. Price 300.
The latter is now used for Drug Store, and
is good stand to sell medicines. II Is also well
suited for dry goods store, and 8 good stand
for that business. If desired, he will sell the
drugs and furniture on hands for les than
cost.
iv2S,lrC. S. T.. CASTEEL.
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ERIPliONS, fETTER, ULCERS, SCBOFULA
LAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

u Is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
tlon hereditary Tants, Syphilis and malades aris-
Corrosive Sublimate, FOwler's solution, Donovan's
s"lnt!on and other preparations Of mercury and
Rrseuic
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q Sidney smith was once looking through
y hot-house Of lady who was proud Of her
|Owers. and used, not very accurately, a pro-
lslon Of botanical names.
Madam said he, ''have you the Sey tennis
mo" said she; 81 had il last winter, and
Eve II 70 the Archbishop Of Canterbury; 1t
An n out beautifully in the spring."
cptsnnts psoTf isis Is the medical name for
As seven year itch
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GER q Co.. 81 LoUls.-rhis
nc W ,7use deals exclusively in
III and we believe IS the
stestrGg~ oeny ofthe kind in the
u.s. LoSis. We invite the atten-
Flour merchants " the various
Is of -four enumerated in the card
|ssrs. Yegcg 4 Co, in this morn
issue.
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THESE BITTERs ARE PREPARED IN PURE
Bourbon Whskey from a combination of over twenty
different kinds Of roots harks and herbs which act in
perfect with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief Red Jacket
DR.. Chaplin who used them successfully in his prAc
ticr for many years, and by their gained great
popularity In the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, COnStipation Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Fever and Ague, and all diseases arising from
torpid liver and indigestion Persons suffering from
either Of these uathsome diseases will 6nd by the
Of these Btt-rs which perfectly pure and free
f,m all those drug and poisons usually put up in such
prrparatiuus aud IzlRrd Cd unsuspecting public.
single trial will convince the skeptcs that In
the RED JACKET there Ia Q virtue that no other
Bitters p,%s+~As,
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They un-quallrd for general debility.
They N fpI Dysp-paia.
They give god and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
Tt-y purify the IruatF and acidty Of the stomach.
They Diarrh,-a and Cholera Morbus.
They antidote to change Of water and 6Iet.
They are the hest stnulant Ia existence.
They preventive Of Fever and Ague.
They r~rve COnst patton.
They Nervous Headache.
They perfectly pure and palatable.
The g-nuiu. RED JACKET BITTERs are only sold
10 quart ittes: by the gallon, quart pint.
s-- that private Government stamp 10 unbroken
over rzch cork
Sold by all druggists and dealers throughout the
country.
Call "a. Red Jaclo4. and take no other.
Circulars TO the n. ie supplied on application.
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GALLIGHAN'S PILLS

A CERTAIN CURE! Gallghan's Pills are
N composed simply of Vegetable Medicines.
They are Cathatic Pills, acting upon the
stomach, Liver and Bowels; containing no
Arsenic. Calomel. Blue Mass, or any other
Mineral substance. The great advantage the
proprictors claim tor these Pills is, that with
out the aid of Calomel, Blue Mass OF other min
erals. they will cure the most obstinate cases
of Chill> and Fever. Dumb Ague, Periodical
Headache, Neuralgia, and all affections of q
like char 'cter. Follow the directions, and you
will lind they will DO all hat is claimed for
them. Try one box, and their own merits
win recommend them ever afterwards.
We have used Gallighan's Pills, and have
never known them to fail to cure when the di-
rections were followed, and unhesitatinglv re-
commend them public favor:
Thomas II. Watts, Ex-Governor Of Alabama.
Thomas J. Judge, Judge supreme Court OF
Alabama.
Robert Doughcrty, Judge Ninth Circuit
Court of Alabama.
Jno w. A. sanford, Attorney General of
Daniel sayre, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge
VIM. G. Waller, sheriff Montgomery co. Al.
4. Il. Clitherall
W. Crawford Bib, d"
J. G. RIddel New Orleans, late Railroad
Contractor, Alabama, Georgi ;, etc.
| E. 4. Banks, Commission Merchant, \. ..
Geo. Mavson, Mayor Wetnmpka, Alabama
Wholesale Agents;
THOS. w. MARSDEN, 4S7 Broad, New York.
HARRAL, RIsLEY & TOMPKINS, Chambers
Street, New York.
EDWARD WILDER & CO., Louisville, by
BARNES. WARD IL co, New Orleans, La
L. j. HART d CO.,
Sold by all Druggists.
! MIR, tail Price-s1 so per Box.
/ BLOUNT a. HALE,
Sole Proprietor,
| iv3ld6m-eod. Montgomery, Ala
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~ stattley's Gang Pillow, for beding up
Land--a notable machine.
Mans Patent Wrought Iron Cooking Rang
ers-3O -ifferent sizes. The Great Money Saver
for Hotels, boarding houses and large families.
Their advantages are; Great Cooking surface,
Large supply Of Hot Water, Economy Of fuel.
In use by St. James Hotel, N. o., PBntiss
House. Vicksburg, Ragsdale House, Mer-
idian. Jones House, Meridian, Point Clear Ho-
tel. II. Hilzheim, Jackson, Miss., and thousands
Of others throughout the South Wcst.
For price and descriptive lists address !,
THoS. B, BQDLEY 4 CO..
No, Perdido street, adjoining
Masonic Han, New Orleans.
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IHE YEAR OF JUBTLo.-An old and
Eteemed friend of ours, formerly one
the largest planters in North Mis-.
ssippi, informed us yesterday, that
|ne of his former servants, with his
me, a few days since, besought him to
low him TO come back home
Home" said the planter, you don't
|eiong to me, and this is not your
ONE now" Eyes it is master, if you
|eI So" replied Sam, "fur rs tired oh
|ein mixed wild desc bad fetched up
Fhlte folks.-Memphis Appeal.
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BONE Of the papers call Parson
Pwnlow hot headed" He isn't
E-headed at all. The whole of his
Ing hot hea ledness, is a mere show
ElcK' sham, an imposture, a make
|leve.a thing got up as a simple mat.
OF calculation. Browulow is far
pre- anxious 10 be thought a fiery and
petuous fighter than a Christian,
ne is as little the one MS lie is the
per. lie is hypocrite both as to
Christianity and his hot headed
Es.-Louisville journal.
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|HoMAs 5. WHITE, Eso.-We are
|tIhed that the President has ap-
|nted and the Senate confirmed,
omas ). White, Esq, Of this county,
assessor Of Internal Revenue, for
Second district of Mississippi,
A. G Mayors, resigned.
We congratulate Mr.. White on his
Pointment, and the President at
FIng selected so worthy and efficient
ohcer.-Brandon Republican.
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i, warranted to be the only preparation known
Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs, ConSump-
ton, Bronchitis and Group. Being prepared
from Honey and Herbs. It Is healing, soften
ing, and expectorating, and particularly suit
able for all affections Of the Thros7 and Lungs.
For sale by all Druggists everywhere.
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|OLb w ATCHt~. lNe COMMISSION
y Internal Revenue, in correction
|ecent newspaper reports, publish
tabular statement OF the number
bold watches in the United States
Ehich tax was paid up to the end Of
Marcel. The aggregate Of watch
570,530, Of tax paid, Sl1S,69l.
PIX ofouc dollar was paid ON 1922
Of two dollars upon 96,322. The
best number was in New York, the
amounting Co SlO7,36S; the next
Fsachn-e,t-, amounting TO Si5,-
Of gold watches in Alabama
I Sol; in Georgia, S945; in Ken
by, So,96S; in Louisiana, Si,70i ;
North Carolina, 1897 in Tennessee,
300 from South Carolina, no re
b..
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ENIAI-Dr j. W Huffman. who
been absent from the city for the
ten days, has returned to his post,
+ now ready 10 attend 10 profess
al business.
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MEDICAL,
DIR. SAMUEL aILBERTs


DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT's
PR E p A r ATIONS.
DIR Oh: SAMUEL GILBERT, SO celebrated a.
treatment of ''A'' !" 'no
CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice in the south.
% ~ last consented to allow several of his most es
@ remedies to be prepared and sold rs proprie.
W mSuiclhee his resolution has been en- gender.
cd by the repeated solicitations of those who have
eNpeTienced the benefit of his remarkable profes.
sional skill, and by the mpossibtv OF giving
especial attention to each of the written ton
Inade to him for prescriptions by those whose pecu
mary circumstance or business habits preclude the
P"SNolity OF applying in person to him.
THE PUBLIC
May rest assured that the manufacturer, snare
nelther pains nor expense in the preparation of
lhess remenes They are made of the very best
, m,eulcines known in highly concentrated FORM
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
"E FRAs. AITRR ATaVE
Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
oranes-stimulating them to additional activity in
Their natural functions of eliminating from the Cir
cnlatinG Fluids the usual Effete (and In disease
Morbldl Matters, and expeling them through the
Skin Kidneys, Liver, and Alimentary Canal FROM
the system. 1t is, therefore, adapted Tor the relief
OF chronic diseases affecting those organs ard Of +ha
mrcus membranes lining them such as
ERIPliONS, fETTER. ULCERS, SCBOFULA
LAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.
IL Is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton, hereditary Taints Syphilis and malades arts.
ing from IonE-cOntinued use of Caomel Blue Mass,
Corrosive Sublimate Fowler's solution Donovan's
solution, and other preparations Of mercury and
arseric
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pc Memphis Avalanche, already .
Imoth shygtis to hr greatly en-
I'D
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY /:
Hall g. Speer Flows,
John Hall Flows,
sprstt, Jones & Cos Plews,
Bidwell Flows,
James H. Hall & Co., Piows
b., Brindley, Flows,
Avery Flows,
Peoria IPlows,
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By Telegraph NV Ysaa. Jan a
Cotton Dull and heavy and rather more doing 1t 81
for middiisg
flour-sales favor buyers, With Only ysry nodsrate
demand, chiefly 70 supply the mmsdists Of job
berG At sSs1 IS KSsra State. 1905 50 for con
mon to good shipping brands Extra L n. O.. and 81
do 70 for Trade BrAsds, nsrtes closing heavy.
Nhiak y-Quiss; stern at2z
Grain Wheat dull and spriag tends dcvnwsrds. Al
10 for good Ai~sukis in store aod rs for Amber
Ailssnks sno.a BARLEY duh declisns CsnaAa and
Western Is; state %. Barley Malt quiet Corn dull
and heavy 1t szss3 for uBsound and sSss for sound
mixed Western and to b delivered and 6 fos
new soatbern Oats quiet 3s<,1s for un~ousd west
srp, ald SO IS If soapd do.
Grorsrsss-Con-s as~s- susar quiet; CUBA asd Mas
eo,sAo i3,Sol554; H~vaAA 49, hoia.s<s In iAar ~
quest New 0rleans lf 70 / %.
Pssxeissm-Duii and pominal Crude n 81 Rsan4d
In Bond 81 80 S..
rroEissoss-P. RI opened hsasy and unchanged, u
= ss60 % for pee Dsss, cio.its ~ - rs regular;
asd - 0o2sss for Old nsss, ciosing Is IS regular
and u 0os2i Is fer prime. and 1soo12s 80 for pias
Dsss also 400 barrels men for February March
ssliers' option at % oo1a0 Is Beef quiet 10 so
70 90 Tor p,A,n and II oos7s % Tor Kew ~
ira Beef haas quiet and arm Cut meats ssssdy,
Bacon doll. Dressed Logs hfmer l2sz0is for west
srn, and l2&Sis for city Lard heavy ~ ISL Isl.
Butserdul 2oAss FOR Ohio ~ sse fr ssass cssss
quiet lllSOlTk
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The AIsaasoss Trade Of tie UnitsA
States fer 1865.

The total receipts Of foreign descriptions we're
,096 gallons against receipts in 1854 Of So
1856, 2z7 gallons, and the consumption of foreign
in 1865 Was 1885,, 03s gallons against eonsump.
ton in 1854 of % 1926 gallons while the total
consumption Of foreign and domestic in 1865 il
estimated IS, gallons, against the estimated
total consumption in 1864, Of 32,&l0325 GALLONS
being IN increase in the consumption of foreign in
1865, - compared with that Of 1854, Of 5751,7I3
gallons, or over cot per cent, and an increase in
the consumption Of foreign and domestic in 1865,
Of 2,714,713 gallons, over 81 per cent.
Though the consumption Of all kinds Of moIasses
was much smaller than that Of many former years.
Owing to the very small crop Of Louisiana made
in 1S64-5, the deliveries Of foreign cousidersbly
exceed any previous year.
In addition to the above, large quantities Of SUI
gar house syrup have gone into eonsump tion, this
article being much in favor for domestic purposes.
We are unable to Ascertain with any degree Of
rscy, the amount taken last year, but We have no
doubt it exceeds twenty millions Of raIions
The West, which formerly absorbed 20 large .
portion of the Louisiana crop, has been compelled
for the past several years, owing 10 the greatly
diminished yield of that State 10 rely upon
received at . very high cost, or eon6ns themselves
to the syrup made from the sorgho; hence We fad
the culture Of this cane spreading With great rap
dity, and ii is rapidly taking quite . prominent
place in the agricultural products OF the Western
States. In the Atlantic States, also. this copps-
rAtively new plant is being received With much
favor, and last year considerable quantities were
planted in Maryland, Delaware Pennsvlvapi..
New Jersey and New York, and, it is said. with
sucn success thst the area viii be largely extern
ded the coming season; data for = correc, state
ment of the yield last year are deficient. but the
estimates generally range between eighteen and
ninetcen millions Of gallons.
Our domestic crop of cane and nolasse. will
again be very light, probably less than million
ofgsilons, considerable portion Of which has Al.
ready passed into consumption, aud with large
addition to the consuming population. conse-
quent in the opening of the Southern ports to
trade, it seems highly probable that the quantity
OF foreign molasses required the presen, year, win
exceed even the large consumption Of 1865.