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Mississippi Intelligence.

A singular event occurred on the Southern Rail-
road near Morton, on Sunday last. A female who
got on the train at Meridian for Vicksburg, was
taken suddenly ILL., Medical assistance was OBJ
tanned and the result was an increase of in the
number of passengers. sum OF money was
raised among the passengers, and the mother and
child left at Morton, where they will receive ex-
cellent attention. Clarion.
NUMBER OF CoNvIoTs RECEIVED AT THE MIssIs
sIPPI PENITENTIARY, FROM FEB. n, TO MARCH "a
lS66.-Whites Is, colored so, males 60, females 5.
From Kinds county 2, Warren 49, Lowndes /, Nox-
ubee g. Sun6ower 2, Wilkinson IL, Lauderdale z
Winston l, Desoto l, Tunica q Rankin 8, Clark
Madison 8, U. s. military court in Warren county
l5.-Total Co. Pardoned l. Discharged by expi
ration Of service s.--INews and Mississippian. y
The continued wet weather is occasoning con
siderable uneasiness among our planters. Inc
corn planted in the praires is in great danger Of
ssliming ;" or being burned up by the calcareous
ingredients of the soil and the hard heating rains
we have had in the last few days are likely to wash
out the seed in the sandy land, orsbeat the ground
so hard as to retard their termination. Many
eager to put in their cotton but Of course nothing
can be done iii falling weather. [Sunny South.
One of the beauties of Claiborne was q short
time since praneing along in the most elegant
style on q bunch of bones-a horse $50 ealled)-
when in crossing the creek the aniInule - took
notion to take bath, and rolled himself quietly
under water, while the lady rider took fall, - a
WATERFALL on the other side. When last we saw
her she was dry.
i we learn that sad calamity occurred during
| the first Of this month, in neghboring town. by
which a gentleman nearly lost his head. He had
gone to town all starched and stifened with pride
| and inery, when suddenly careening around the
| corner of one of those rude March gusts which
disgust everybody, took him eatter-cornered
and away went his hat and wig-a :. kting.'
Slappng both his hands on the top of his head tx
| hide his badness and veneration and reverence
.sStarchy'' put after his coverings at the rate o
''two-forty,n and is supposed to be still going.
4 g{ UN Inn Port Gibson Standard.
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BRICK STORES OPPOSITE ST. MARY's MARKET
and on DeIord street.
ONE LOT OF GROUND AND DOUBLE TENEMENT
Houses on Franklin street, near the Poydras Market.
by j, IL. WALTON A DIES L0NDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
WEDNESDAY. April Ath, Mt IL O'Clock
w n Merchants and Auctioneers EXchange RoyA


"WEDNESDAY. April ath, nt IL o'clock
w NJ the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street. will be sold
r1ents thereon First District of this city, IN the
bounded nelard Peters and Tehonpitoulas
Streets designated by the No i3, Dian by TTie Be
pouly civil dated March, 1866 measuring n feet
South Market street. by depth between paa
lines inches less, American measure The
improvements this lot st of tn REESTORf BRICK
HOUSE. No Ga, having on the first oor Sen as
house. and each the secoLd and third o
re with hree-story brick back buildings having kitchen and
three rooms. wateTworks. etc.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
thereon in the square, in the of the
described lot designated by the letter the above
mentioned plan and measuring 81 feet inch front Deord
street. depth between parallel lines Of 30 feet 10 ncheS
less, American measure
The improvements on this lot consist OF two story rlcK
House No e. having two the first floor and two
cabinet second floor with two story brick back
buildings having kitchen and one reom and water works in the
yard. - - -,
nent theron the First District of this city in the
by franklin Liberty, Lafayette and South POydas
streets measuring 20 feet lines front Franklin street. by
depth of 10 feet inches between parallel lines, American
measure, according plan by Pile Depouy civil engi
neers, dated March, 1866 "
The improvements on this lot consist oneory Double
Frame Building, No 49, containing two and
acabnetin each. q
purchasers their ORDER bearings cent interest nor
aunun and mortgage the properly until final payment
The buildings be Kept insured by the aud the
policies Of insurance transferred to the vendor The
adjudication cash piece of property respectively
Acts of sle before Adoe Mozureu notary public at the
expense Of the purchasers including all he stamps required by
the Emitted States laws. .
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Al the Merchauts and Exchange on Royal
auction BY and in pursuance OF from the Hen John
W. ThSmas Judge Second District Court & o 81, Se% ~ . o
Court docket the following belonging to the success
'G TH # I p EsfsfS "
bly, located property known the Delta stu
in az 5
and rod streets designated seyealy 6y the NOS IT, o.
on the ih JANUARY and deposited in the office of H. B.
cenas late notary Of this city ,ss front m Fulton street.
lines depth the line Ct Lot No. and ny feet ~ ineheS
Lot No adjons the above q feet inches
81 Ton street liz feet 10 inches and depth the
line and lis feet lines in depth on the line OF
Lot No has "a feet inches and lines front on Fulton
street. "a inches and lines front on Front ssso ts
inches Incl and lines in depth the line Of Lot No
rss n feet hsi q ss and on
inches lines in depth on the line o. LOT No and no
S and Ss ps ss On hs ,as Of on
street q feet inches and lines front On Front street. By
feet inches and lines on The line Of Lot NS;7. 49,,
Lot measures "a feet inches and lines ROM on Nc
feet depth the line of Lot Noe togethsr with all
and spacious twotory brick warehouse the Delta
s m fa u H.
This valuable being center OF our
70 Az sesyy L
rented but be leased very or term
previous the war Possession given within ont
month after the sale a. ons and two vsars
credit notes of purchaser secured by special mortg
vendors privilege on the sold PAYABLE IN
from date Of sale until final payment The improve
to be kept fully insured and policy to be transferred
Act sale before NJ Gsrnon notary public AZ the espen
of the purchaser The Internal revenue stamps to be PAL
likewise by the purchaser ra- q.
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Board of Directors:

GEN. JAMES LONGsTREET Iongstreet, Owen d Coz
President, New Orleans. 7ti H"ug .0I.s.s. +
]. c. HoLDREGE, tiodrege, Paxon Fosom) Vice Presi
dent, New Orleans .H.I.vGH. 81;
A. c. GRAHAM President First National Bank New Orleans
T. P MAY, United States Treasurer, New Orleans. eds
GEN. F. J. HEBRON, Commission Merchant, New Orleans
SAM. DEBOW, Commission Merchant, New Orleans. s.3 =
W.. @. GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer.
!, chant, New Orleans. IT Bids. g.. 7'3 4lH ..4
]. P. DILLINGHAM, Dillingham; d Bonner AttorneysJ+
New Orleans a7T-H s..s. H.i .1 ,a-F#
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boot and Shoe Merchant q
Magazine street, New Orleans. a- 9la .nHsr,' IF
A. j. INGERS0LL. Of Mobile, Ala .H .ll- 10 9ls Fl
GEN. NJ. J. WRIGHT, of Memphis Tennessee. 5 r. a=t
W. D. GRIsWoLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad %. 81 .
GEN. E. B. NICHOLS, of Texas. -l.- .n'. vi. "a N.Fa
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE Of Virginia > T Hl"" 7
9. WILLIAMS, Secretary New Orleans. '' 'G" 10.
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Sons. -sa,a. .snsA. ns 't. ls-'" rs
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 30, 1866.
scrtker,a Company Tor Insurance Against
Accident.
From The Richmond va, enquirer.

Insurance against accidents has become large
business, both IN England and the Northern States
1t offers some very important advantages to the
public, and Id consequence Of its popularity, has
been found profitable to the insurers.
Insurance. IN these comp anies may be taken
either against 81 TOSS Of or both as
thG fesuItof accident: and for any period from a
day to year, and for any sum from very small
to very large one. 1t differs from ordinary Life
Insurance, in combining itselfto deaths from acci-
dent; and from ordinary beneficiary societies in
a. owing weekly benefits only to disabilities from
the same source. Its rates are correspondingly
lower, in both instances. ID ordinary Life Insur-
ance Companies, p strict medical examination Of
the applicant is made and IN many cases insurance
is refused because Of redtary other diseaaes.
IN insurance against accidents, no such exarni-
nation is had, and no such discrimination made.
Hence, class of persons may insure in these COM
panies, at fair and moderate rates. against GER
tain portion Of the risks Of mortality, who can find
no insurance whatever anywhere else. The ex-
tree reliability of the system Is another great adj
those who are assuming for 4 few days, the risks
Of travelling. Fora few cents d day, d person
whose personal skill or labor Is The sole resource Of
the family he leaves behind him, may travel with
the satisfaction of knowing, that if death dis
abling accident befall him, those dependent upon
him would be comfortably provided for Even the
most penniess traveller can well retfench from
his usual indal.sences, the means necessary for
this and he could scarcely claim to care for his
Tfe system IF Insurance agaits b accidents, has,
as we have remarked. been extensively introduced
into Europe and tic Northern States of this Union
Gradually it has been working its way among us
of, the South since the close Of the war. On;
some Of our trains, passenger scarcely has taken
his seat before he Is waited on by an insurance
agent. IA great obstacle to tile success of these
agents, has been the fact that they represent com
pa1ies very remotely located, and of whose RE-
Sources officers ma general nlanag cement, our
people know nothing. Hence We have net the
hetweanN Eciipse and Sir Henry John Rald0lpb's
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y The UNITED STATES NAVAL STATION IN THE
WEsr INDIEs.-St. Thomas, the new naval station
Of the United States navy in the West indies, is
one of the Virgin group of'isands belonging to
Denmark 1t is thirty eight miles east of Puerto
Rico in latitude least of Fort Christian) eighteen
degrees, twenty minutes and twenty-four seconds
north = longitude siXty-four degrees. tifty-fve
minutes and forty: five seconds west Its greatest
length from west to eastis seventeen miles, and is
about four and a half miles in BREADTH and has a
total area of fortyfve square miles. II has a
rugged and elevated surface, which attains its
Sometimes gradually, but oftener abruptly to the
shore. III ftsa go g! 4',''.fA l'f
It was once well wooded hut the cutting down
of the trees has laid 1T open to the full force Of the
SUMS rays, aud it now suffers much from deficiency
of water. The soil being sandy, and by no means
fertile, the far greater part of it remains nncutl
waited. The area under crop is only about twenty
five hundred acres, of which nearly one-half is
planted with sugar cane. The whole island enjoys
the privileges of a free harbor, and the trade is
very extensive. St. Thomas beinga depot ofg goods
for many of the neighboring islands. 1t has its
central locality, Charlotte Ameiie, which is an
nually visited by about three thousand vessels
from Europe, North and South America, and also
from the other West India islands. In Europe the
trade is chiefly with London, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Havre, Bordeaux, Marseilles, Genoa, Altoona, Ham
burg, Bremen and Amsterdam. st. Thomas is the
principal station of the British West India mail
steamers FROM southampton, for which place a
large steam packet leaves every fortnight. The
population Of st. Thomas is estimated at thirteen
thousand. gi@S' 20 Y ,$eSF Nae'
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A Fox CHASE IN INDIANA.-The grand fox
chase on the west side of the river came off this
morning, and candor compes us to say that it was
grand iizzle. About twenty persons on horse.
back and several hundred spectators assembled at
the appointed hour. The fox was started about
10 O'Clock, and in half an hour the hounds, twenty
two in number, were let loose upon his track. An
old dog with stamp tail, and q voice somewhat
impaired by barking at the moon, took the lead.
The fox made o flank movement on the town of
Chauncey, but in ten minutes came back to the
edge of the hill, apparently to see if the hounds
we're coming After satisfactory .reconnoiter,''
he made for the woods, but stopping too long to
admire the eligible corner lots for sale by PeckRam
\ Smith, the dogs gained ground and were close.
on his heels before he had suspicion Of danger.
The sequel is soon told. An animated chase Of
ialf mile brought the fox to close quarters, and
le surrendered to q large white hound belonging
o Mr. Heffner. Reynard was rescued without 81,
ous injury. and win be Immediately put in train
ng for another chase, Next time it is proposed to
Lafayette 1nd9 Courier
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WEDNESDAY, April 18th. 1896, at 1s
o'clock Mi !. the ,s Merchants and Exchange
sSs { ss
x y
asnssd sRa
% Soa ns ss
Pile Depouiy, daedl2 February ists ,,, g., ,o,
the sn oes
bs sn G'is
Is Terms cosDrIoss-With the property . viii be
sold Thousand shares reduced to nine hGndred and
require furnish bis stock note the Citizens Bank
i~Ss
in o s as ties ao ssa
the LIST Of April next amou s to . about
sns shs
and four years the of the purchasers to their
Ihs ssd B5
o according their
| respective interests.
and S. Canal and Common streets in the squars
BY ss 10 n On
street by depth Of iU ise forming part Of larger lot
Maya
het sssd ss It hs S
and improvements thereon. .
Ps il
Brick Back Buildings, suitable for boarding house or TO
Offices. and can always command good rental. $500
No 80 Rampant leased until 3st october 1866
1920 per anpun No 35 at $3.50 per annum until h Sep
very desirable and could be rented for % to SOD month
H TERMs-With this property will be sold FIFTY shares
reduced to fotv.seven shses of Citizens Bank
stock The will required furnish his stock not
to the Citizens Of Louisiana payable renewal
according the charter Of the bank on the LIST OF Apr
1867 for hundred dollars and for the remainder to pa
in cash in u S. treasury notes, third at on
year aud third at years. in his notes to his ow
order bearing interest at Of eight per
from date, and special mortgage until final payment tn
buildings TO be kept insured at their full value by the purchase
! and the policy transferred to the vendors.
Aet4 Of sNe before riula Stark Public at the
rese ofhe purchasers including the Stamps for the INTERIM
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THE ONLY COMPANY OF THIS KIND IN THE SOUTH.

This Company is now prepared take risks against ALL
ACCIDENTS at the lowest established rates.
Tickets for TWO, FIVE or TEN DAYS, be obtained
at the office of the Company Of its appointed agents.
Policies issued for any term from ONE MONTH to ONE
YEAR.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS secures a POLICY FOR
ONE YEAR FOR s5OOO payable of death by accident
the legal representatives of the assured and in case of
personal injury entities the assured to weekly compensation
of TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS, during total disability, not
to exceed six months Premiums periods at
prOportienate1y low rates.
No person from accident, and the premiums
sufficiently moderate in this of insurance to enable all
to avail themselves of its provisions.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CANAL STREET,
Bank and City Railroad Stock, Insurance Scrip, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF THos. F. GUION
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEISEK d CO.

BY GARDNER SMITH, YEtSEk ID CO.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
Office, No. 30 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 81. at 12 o'clock NJ.
. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street. Canal, wi l be sold 49,.
A CkkTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with al Al the build,
ings and improvements thereon, divided into lots and
having trout Canal and Gasque streets OF 297 feet II
inches aud line by $40 feet inches and lines on Miro and
Toni streets On lots IL Is and 10, fronting Gasquet
street there warehouse sixty feet long by about
thirty feet wide with slates which will be sold
ratey purchaser the at his own cost The
whole as per plan at the Exchange .-r r-s
EF = Also
FL 50 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank Stock.
shares City Railroad Stock - 49,
$40 Merchants Insurance Scrip-1S6l 1852 1865 1854
$50 Crescent 1851, 1867, 1865
9 80 Union a 1851, le62 y
$50 Sun Mutual 1851.
60 Home a le6l .
Also sundry Bills and Notes receivable list OF which will
be exhibited at the time of sale. A.
ns- TEnMsFor the real estate one-thrd cash in o. s.
Trelsury the balance at six and twelve months fol
bearing six cent current and eight per cent eventual
interest privilege and mortgage For the Stocks, Scrip
Warehouse, etc, cash in u $. Treasury Notes.
Acts of T. o. Stark notary public at the
of the purchaser
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/ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
BY I'D. e. MORPBY,

. AUCToSEER-ofnCe, a Magazine Btreet
g ATURDAY, March 81, at 10 O'Clock a.
% i'll 81 Magazine street, will be sold
S. c. Hams, 20 do Shoulders $50 dozen Brooms,
$50 packages Tobacco % sacks Coffee 100 boxes Pickles 90
boxes Starch rs Champagne 80 bills Rice 20 boxes Italia
Macarou Brandy WHISKY Butter, Cheese Lard Soap, Blue
etc.
as~ TERMs-Cash one-halt Treasury Notes. balance cur
rencv. .-a w.
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fpncAAC
BY MONTGOMERY - BRO, sri
R. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auctoneer.
SATURDAY. March 81, ut II o'sIock IA =. 49,
~ at their Auction Mart 81 Camp strest VIII gT sn,h
general Of Rsasessd Bureaus
Amoirs, washstands Mahogany and Wsnut ass sRls
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs ~ s,yst and RTE
ssis Csrpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrags
Paintings Csoking and Utensils ese., uee
Of several well furnished houses N3iE" as BliHE1
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood sss
Chairs, cts, "a ~ avon % d SLs4 L;t 4s.
Ea- TkKNs-CasA y w
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FINE PROPERTY ON NEW LEvEE FRONT AND TIA
ia Streets convenient the cotton and shipping.
by j. Il. WALTON 81 DESLGEDE,e
J. B. WALTON, Auctionee

j. b.
Office Al Carondeet street, corner Of Union
yVEDNEsDAY, April 4th, 1865. at IL
w o'clock the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street. between Customhouse and Cah Streets will
be sold l.t-.t ... LIZA. y-.-. ... ..-..
Two ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND in the square
bounded by Front New Levee Peer Thaa and Erato
Streets measuring each % feet inches front Front street,
by depth each IF 1853 feet inches between parallel lines
The these lots consist OF two story brick
building, used a cOopers shop.
TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND in the
square Immediately Of the lots described
rring each 26 feet inches front New Levee n0w Peter
street, by depth each Of 1853 feet inches between parallel
lines.
Upon these lots there sheds used cotton pickery
THREE ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND, in the same
square, measuring each "a feet front Thaa street, by
depth Of 10 feet between parallel lines - II -. DID,. L.
Upon these lots there is a BRICK WAREHOUSE with
slate roof r s ~ ~. ILu. gg.tg 0.
This property connected and very desirable for
house, being convenient the shipping the upper steamship
andir and the cotton presses. sI.. .. - ~ "a :. q
The building material lying upon the lots fronting on New
Levee and Front Streets resulting from the buildings fallen
down. will be sold in bulk Immediately after the sale Of the
lots at the Exchange. ~. 't t.. y.
third cash in United States Treasury notes;
the remainder in the of the purchasers to their own
der at and two years. bearing seven cent per
aRnum interest from date to maturity, and ega cent:
not pinctusy paid and special mortgage until
final payment. ls. - -.I...pl. fus n F3... hf
The building material cash in o. s treasury notes.
of sale before T. o. Stafke notary public at the
of the purchaser including the u s. Revenue Stamps
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MAGAZINE STREET,
between Third Fourth streets, Fourth District.
BY j. Ii. WALTON ~ DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
.A"'..'H r Ohice-No At Carondelet street.
SATUKDAY, March s1st, Mt IL O'Clock MI. :,
. this Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street. will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of this
city the by Magazine Third Live Oak and
Fourth Streets designated lot No. plan by H. Noel
hauen surveyor the d Of December 1874 and measuring
inches front Magazine depth Of 10 feet
6 inches between parallel lines, American measure
nl-TERMs-CRsh, in U. s. Treasury Notes
Acts sale before A. MBEureau Notary Public at the
expense the purchaser including all the stamps required by
the United States laws. 5y y.
POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATIoN-THE UNION
Warehouses on Tchoupitoulas and Nore Dame
Streets
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON RAMPART STREET, BE
tween Canal and Common streets. .--.-..
BY j. II. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office No. At Carondelet street.
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9
TUESDAY, April ,, at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
IL at their salesroom 80 Camp street viii be Sold
large Of fine and fancy Jewery of the latest styles
comprising in part half Sets Sleeve Buttons Guards vest
and Nec6 Chains Breast Scarf Mourning, Cluster and Tail
Pins Hall Round and Linz Bracelets, Bead, Eaf Round
Etrnsenn and Block Hoens Ear Drops, Cameo Pins re-
volying) Also great variety Of Lockets
n. bah articles fully guaranteed as described.
Special attention of the trade and cosntry dealers Is called to
this great sale. ...
- rERMs-Cash in o. s, Treasury Notes:
Samples be at the salesraom on Monday.
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GREAT SALE OF FASHIONABLE FINE GOLD, GOLD
Electro Plated Jewoy at auction, to the trade
and in lots suit purchasers.
Elk GARDNER SMITH, YEEsEE 81 CO,