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The New York herald., 1866-03-09

The Reconstruction Convention-The Pre-
sidcnt's Veto, SC.

The Reconstruction nConvention-The Pre-
sidcnt's Veto, &c.
GALVESTON, March Q, 1868.
An effort was made In the Texas State Convention
day representation In the Legislature the
bcr of free persons in the State but 1t failed.
The Committee on Legislative Department expressed
unqualified opposition TO negro suffrage.
Provision was made for the election OF statc officers as
soon as practicable.
The Finance Committee reported sweeping ord-
nance declaring all debts contracted by the State in th
late null and void, and forbddng the Legislature TO
assume the payment thereof
Dr. Gcncr made minority report favorns unlimited
suffrage.
An ordinance passed, making Eve years residence
in the state necessary qualification for1cgislators
NEW ORLEANS, March z, 1900.
The Presidents veto Of the Frcedmen's Bureau bill
has arrested the contemplated emigration Of large
Der Of Texans to foreign countries.
Frccdmens Affairs in Texas progressing favorably
Goods at Houston selling ut twenty-five per cent
below invoice prices.
The report Of the abrogation OF the decree making
Matamoros free poft The decree makes
duties payable Mt Maamoros instead Of the interior.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

Rumors That Gen. Steedman IL 60 suc-
ceed Canby-Rccruiting for the Mexican
Liberal Army, Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 7, 1895
II In rumorcd that General Stcadman will succeed
General Candy In command hero
Recruiting for the liberal army In Mexico Ia going on
here
Governor Wells has issued proclamation ordering
municipal elections In the State on the 18th inst
Mr. Carr, Of Belize, Honduras is here to endeavor TO
open regular steam communication between that port
and New Orleans Governor Austin, In his address to
the Legislature, recommends Official aid 70 the under
taking.
On the 18th inst daily passenger trains viii commence
running the Jackson Railroad, making close
tons with the roads above.
President waskom notifies the stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad that half OF their accrued
dues be paid by the 10Th OF April and the balance
by the 15th OF June next, or they will be forever
barred.
General Longstreet has been elected President Of the
Great Southern and Western Life and Accident Insurance
Company just established.
General Dick Taylor has leased from the state tho
canal connecting the upper part Of New Orleans
with Lake Pontchartrain for t75000e, payable In an
nua instalments.
General ". P. Benton, tho new Collector Of Internal
Revenue, has arrived here.
General Scott sam here and no, at Pensacola as re-
ported.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

ENGLISH EFFRoNTERY.-Among the most re-
ffeshng instances of English effrontery Is the
proposition of Mr.. Labouchere, in Parliament, to
amend international neutrality laws, in order
that the British empire may reap some signal be-
neat II would have appeared much better for
the English government to have respected the
neutrality laws that existed at the time of the
Southern rebellion, than to attempt now to
amend the code so that the British crown may
be shielded from menacing dangers. During
our troubles, England 30 far respected the laws
of neutrality as to allow piratical craft to be
built and TO sail from her waters to prey upon
unprotected American merchant vessels. And
even now she so far respects those laws as 10
supply Brazil with one or more iron-clads TO
help her in her war against Paraguay. This
is the kind Of neutrality that England respects.
II is purely Of that sort which suits herself
and she interprets all laws on the sub
ject according as they may be made 70 hinge
upon some Of her own particular interests
Time was when the DEGREES of England ruled
the world, especially on all great maritime con-
Germs. But that day is passed. She is moi
the bullying, arbitrary Power she once was
Her mandates are no longer the gospel fol
all mankind. Half century has worn terri
bly, upon her constitution, and although ono,
clustering, brow-beating beldame, she I
now little better than an IN tempered, deere
pit, tattlng old woman. Her military glor
] departed n hs Criusap var. vhAn sll he
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

SPAIN AND CHnE-REPoRrED PROPOSITION FOR
AN ARxIrrcE.-The news from Havana Is sig
nifcant, II true. II informs us that the Spanish
commander in the Pacific has made certain
propositions TO the Chilean government look
ing to an amicable settlement Of the difficulties
between the two nations There is no good
authority for this report, though il may still be
reliable; but II true, II is an evidence that the
Spanish Admiral understands the Chileans
quite as little as they seem 10 be understood
in Madrid. lie proposed . suspension Of hos
tilities and the appointment Of commissioners
to discuss the points in issue; but as pre-
liminary and necessary precedent TO this step
toward peace, Chile wss TO surrender to him
the Covadonga and all the Spanish prisoners.
Of course this modest proposition was refused,
ss was also . subsequent one that the Chilean
Minister foi Foreign Affairs should 20 on board
the Admira's flagship and endesvor to make
some otbe more satisfactory arrangement.
The Admiral was informed that II he Fad sny
proposiHon 70 make they would be received
in the Chilssn capital n will be seen tha.
the little republic has her dignity - we'll q
| tho blnstarhs snnaruhs.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
Telegraphic MARKET Repert:; :.


Cotton unsettled and irregular Sales today ~ 10
bales; receipts, $50 bales Kidding nominal ~ s*Sc
45c Gold, 1914. Sterling exchange, l42
sr LoUr March 7, 1885,
Flour s dull and dropping; sales at - % Tor nnks
extra ss 80 for double extra and Ill ~ Tor isncy.
wheat heavy at 81 rs 81 for good TALL ~ 10 " 2"
for prime and az 20 and 81 80 for chsicc Corn hssvy
Al 5sc 4 e3o for white and CSC 5Gc for yellow oats
easier sales nj l0c bc. Bacon dul at sc IIr so"
ders isc for clear Sides 1ec for pain hams anu
for sugar cured hams Lard Iangud at lDso 'o' """'
and &c Csc. for ksg. ,,..h q tssa
BALTIMORE March isoo
Flour dull sales Of Howard supertne AZ y " % ;
western extra sS Grain reospts light marx, s'eaay.
seeds heavy Provisions dull and dsooplns oo~er'es
unsettled. whiskey dull at ~ 29k-
PurApuynA, March 3 1895
sssc,, .vc ,,.c,,vs penssvIvnsa nvcs sex, Read ng
RAILROAD 4e<. PcnnsylvanA railroad eS': American
roId ls2k Sight exchange on New YORK y par
petroleum very dull Sales a. crude m 25c refined,
in bond ale lsc refined free, eoc 90 Cotton
dull a. xIo enc sales OF clover sccd st 20 90 90
ylarseed a. 20 Flous quiss; sabs 1000 bbls NORTH
xssse,n n a. a 20 wbest nym; sales 2 500 busbcls
red M a. 70 4 ~ 80 Rye steady sales al $50 Cora
Arm. sSjes 600 sushsls yellow 81 TOO Provisions dull
Whi,tsv Anil. sAiss al a 2s
Tssss n besssr demand and advanced sales 500 hea
sxtrr pennsyivana ~ ~ t 1sc, and 1sxc isc fcs
ssIr 10 rood sheep m fair demand and advanced 10
sales 200 hesd Al &c askc. Hogs advanced, owing
20 light receipts sss 800 head t4 e1s 30 per ~
ibs Cows uschApxsd: pnnsers 81 80 ssA
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

THs BALL snsos In our article audlns 70 the vsrs-
Gus balls Of the season, which was published IN the
HsrAtD Of Sunday, Inadvertently stated that nl'een
thousand persons had attended the dnerent balls given
a, the Germsna Assembly Rooms this winter hshould
have been %, down al q mts over sixtv thousand
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
CANADIAN SCARE.
GREAT ExcITEMENT,yER THE BuRre8.
Kumor 'nat inc Fcans Are March
ing on 'ne tSvinces.
Reported Seizure ol aVy Island BY
len THOUSAND 'nians.
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HASTY MEETING OF I GARNET
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Ten Thousand Canada Volun-
teers Called o
Mutin0us Conduct tho
Military.
GUARDS PLACED AT ALL THE VORTEX.
THE FENIAN INVASiO
HAsTY MEETING OF I CABINET.
Ten Thousand Canada Volun-
teers Called O
MutinOus Conduct r th
Military.
GUARDS PLACED AT ALL THE r0RJKx
"a. &c.
THE FENlAN lNVASlO

Great Excitement Over the B0rdr
Thousand Fcnians Marching fro
fal0-Meoting OF tho Cabinet Z.
wa-Ten Thousand Volunteers,.
Out-Guards Stationed at All
morics-Troops Imprisoned FOR M
THE SITUATION IN TORONTO.
TORONTO. March 81
very big Fenian scare is creating intenses
ment in this city. Cabinet Council was held lasl
and during the night and this morning ten th{
volunteers were called out for frontier duty.
The streets here are full Of uniformed men mus
for duty.
Two regiments going from here. But many
are put under for refusing to CO. The governA
holds the volunteers we'll hand for assembling at
moment "
Swceny's skirmishers 1t Is said, are showing the
selves and all manner of rumors anoat among othe
that ten thousand Fenians marching between Bunl
and Suspension Bridge
The Globe Of this morning has the following special de-
spatch from Ottawa-Immediately upon the arrival q
Hon. Mr.. McCee from Montreal Cabinet Council was
held At the important sitting were present Messs-
John A. Macdonald Gait, Campbell, McGee, Chapias!
Blackburn and Ferguson Blair
In view of present circumstances and the vast amount
Of property stake, and the important consders
ton of the protection OF our fellow subjects along the
Fcnians Il was resolved TO call thousand volun-
teers for the projection and defence OF the Canadian
frontier.
This step is adopted mainly as precautionary mea-
sure but IL wanted for active service the volun
teers will be on hand is hoped that active ertions
will not be necessary but IL they the gov ernmens
relies with confidence aud courage on the Canadian
volunteers.
THE SITUATION IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, March 8, 1885,
The morning papers state that last night orders wcs
received by the militia authorities 70 call out ton thou
sand volunteers within twenty -four hours.
All the volunteer militia are under and ordered
to parade ut half past o'clock tonight The whole
force is to inspected tonight for duty The militia
will be under pay.
II reported that Navy Island has been seized by ss
thousand Fenans, and that the Orangemen being
armed by the government
Great excitement exists In this city and the place n
filed with strangers.
Guards have been stationed at all the armores, and
everything put In Of defence for any emergency
that may arise
The Canadian militia Called Out 1T Dus.
pension Bridge.
ROCHESTER, March 8, 1893.
The Canadian militia called out last night 81 Sus
pension Bridge guard against apprehended raid By
the Fenans No raid occurred It being postponed untn
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

ROCHESTER, March 8, 1s6o
Oscar !. Burns, Of Albion, reported absentee
and dcfaulter TO the amount Of more than hundred
thousand dollars He largely engaged in speculation
In real estate, oil Stocks &c. largo number OF banks
are largely involved BY the transaction.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
Fire at Titusvflle, Pa.-Loss One Hun--
dred Thousand Dollars.

A nre broke out last evening In the stable Of J. "
Kibbie Franklin street II spread with great fury
east to Arch and south 10 Water street, destroying an
entire block, fifteen buildings In number among which
the Mann House building occupied mostly cloth
Ing sores groceries, shoe and livery stables Loss
estimated at 500, 900. Insurance S25 600
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
Cours C.I.ua.r-Thi. nav,

SurRnM CouRr-CRcUir. Part l-Adpurncd to Mon
day 12h instant Part 2-short causesSos 1915 1851,
17l0 1896 1907 1885, 2o04 1sso, 174, 1873 $50 1oles
1o0 ILL., 2020 1eli 20l3, 22es ls41 s76 23os a2s5,
2170, 22ls 2il7, 23A Part Ms. "a, 9se ess e30,
SEQ s72 e22 y42 74e sl2 sss, $50, noa 10, esi, az
26l, 6l9, 3s9. 1025.
15s 201, 202, 2l3
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
Ew YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARcH g. 1sss-wMH sUrPLEMENr

warlike honors were transferred to the BAN
ners Of her hereditary rival and foe, France.
Her old wooden navy has been partly re-
placed by iron-clads that incur the danger
Of capsizing on the firing of a broadside. Her
prestige as the first naval power Of the earth
is gone; and q new naval power is growing
up instead on the western hemisphere, where
a mighty nation of freemen has sprung into
existence, with traditions of inexorable hos
tility to the British throne. How absurd, how
impudent thing 1t is, then, for Great Bri-
tain to pretend to dictate to other nations
laws in regard to neutrality or anything else.
In the day of our adversely the neutrality
laws were good enough for her, and now in
this critical period of her own existence they
are good enough for US, and ought to be for
the rest of the world.
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

The stock market was generally higher but feverish,
yesterday, and closedI strong Governments were firm.
Gold was heavy, and closed at 1872
There was but little stir in business places yesterday,
the fall in gold and the unfavorable ch of the
European news tending TO depress the markets and
der merchandise nominal Cotton, groceries, petroleum,
&C., were dull and dropping. On 'Change the chief
feature the continued depression of the pork mar
ket the "bottom" Of which seems hard to find Flour
was inactive and unchanged. Lard rather frm with
fair demand. Butter cheese and whiskey steady but
quiet at previous prices
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
The lnshors Fishing Grounds OF New
Brunswick.

OF JUN, ~ D., March =, IS5B
The Lieutenant Governor Of this province has issued
. proclamation warning American fishermen OF from
ths inshoro ASKING grounds after the 17th inst
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

LUCY RUSHTON'S NEW YORK THEATRE Nos zss
ana 100 Broadway.-GIR or A Loysn
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
AMUsEMsNrs THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway near Rroome
streei-rHE vIcrIMs-FoRrY WINES
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas
Hotel-AroNEMkNr; OR. THE CHLD SrEALER
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aOI Bowery SIND
G DANCING, BURLEsQUEs. &c.-THE CAPTURE roKr
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

GEORGE CHRISTYS-OLD SCHOOL OF MINsrRxLsY,
BALLADS MUSICAL GINS kc Fifth Avenue Opera House
Nos and West Twenty-fourth street-NEw YEARs
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, SIS Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHioPIAN SINGING DANcrN1 &c =
INNOCENCE AND ENDURAsCx
The New York herald., 1866-03-09
The Canadian militia Called Out at 0us.
pension Bridge.

xsotnsIfEH, Ho00s
The Canadian militia called out last night 81 Sus
pension Bridge guard against apprehended raid By
the Fenians No raid occurred being postponed unn
ST. Patrick's Day
The New York herald., 1866-03-09

BRYANTS' MINISTERIAL. Mechanics Hall, Az Broad.
wsy.-NEGRo CoxIcALIriEs. BuRLKsouEs &c.-THE HAND
ALONE BRoTHERs
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-12

KEEP Horses FEET AND LEGS IN
ORDER.-If were asked to account
for my horses legs and feet being in
better order than those of my neigh.
Dor, | should attribute it to the four
following circumstances First, they
are all shod with few nails, SO placed
in the shoe as to permit the foot to
expand every time they move second,
that they all live in boxes instand of
stalls, and can move whenever they
please third, they spend two hours
daily, walking for exercise when they
are not at work !; and fourth. that |
have not a headstalI or trace chain in
my stalls. These four circumstances
comprehend the whole mystery of Keep
ing horses legs fine, and their feet in
sound working condition up to old
age.
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! POSTPONED SALE.


State Of Louisiana Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
VIM. G.. Waller vs.. Henry Tomlinson-
No. 1882.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of alias f. fa.
ID issued in the above suit and directed
to the Sheriff Of this Parish, have seized
and will expose to public sale in front Of
the Court House door Of said Parish, in the
city Of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the 9th day or MAY. 1860,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground containing ~
arpents, being lot No. two, ~, in that
part of the city Of Baton Rouge, laid out
by Tessier and Gardere, and bounded by
Main street and North street, and on the
East by the Orphan Asylum
Also, one half of lot No. one, u, con-
tanning one aren't adjoining the above
described lot, bounded by Main street on
the West, and by lands of Lobell on the
North, with all the buildings and prove
ments thereon.
TERMS OF Saloon q credit of twelve
months, with the benefit Of appraisement.
Purchaser to furnish his bond with APP
proved security, bearing eight per cent.
interest from day of sale.
V. A. ALLAN,
aprl2 Deputy Sheriff.
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G D II Ell GIL.

TUESDAY MORNING, April 10.
CoTToN-Good ordinary, 320S3c.; low mid
ding, 34036c.; middling, 3s039c e.-=
SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs-Louisiana Sugar,
fully fair, 14Hc; light yellow clarified, 16c V %.
Molasses, common, 55c; prime, 75c. p gallon.
FLouR-Dull and dropping. Fine, So IS; SUI
perfne, CT 5o extra. $1o; good extra, sli %, and
choice do. sl2 rs . Dbl.
The markets generally for all other articles Of
produce are dull.
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New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-W invite at
tention to Mr.. Beal's advertising notices,
from which it will be seen he has been re-
ceiying an additional assortment of mis-
cellanies, elegant as well as useful, at his
Book and Variety Store.
Among the late arrivals at his adjoining
store, on the corner, it will DO seen he
mentions the articles of lime, cement and
plaster, which he is selling in quantities to
meet the wants Of purchasers.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-12

REMovAL.-Mr. A. Baumstark has re-
moved his furniture store to the commo-
dious building, on Lafayette street, oppo-
site Bogel's drug store. Mr.. Baumstsrk
has the energy and perseverance which
are bound to tell successfully in the long
run. We wish him full complement Of
business at his new stand.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-12

INTERPRETATION OF DREAMs.-To dream
Of milestone around your neck is sign
of what you may expect if You get an
extravaganza wife When a young lady
dreams Of coffin it betokens that she
should instantly discontinue lacing her
stays tightly, and always go warmly and
thickly shod in wet weather. To dream
of fire is a sign that-if you are wise-you
will see that the lights in your house are
out before you go to bel. To dream that
your nose is red at the tip is an intimation
that you had better leave off brandy and
water. ."
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u Gen. Prim, who was at the
head Of the recent rebellion in Spain
is now in England, satisfied, we sup
pose, that his game was not worth the
candle.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-12

EF We are under thankful acknowl-
Judgments to orr attentive young friend,
George Wilson, at Archer & Henderson's,
for repeated favors.
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gas~ Artemus Ward is said to have
cleared $4,000 by his books and lee
lures. This is probably as much as
any American writer has made since
the days Of Irving.
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A Comic SINGER AT AUCTION
A comic singer lately put himself up
at auction, to the highest bidder, at
Glasgow, and was knocked down"
for 1886 for an engagement of four
months at the whitehall Concert
Rooms.
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tg" A Naples letter writer says that
several Roman Catholic priests have de-
clared their intentions Of marriage under
the new law which makes marriage civil
right, and one has already been united to a
lady of Naples. The writer thinks this
example will be extensively followed.
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WHAT TO DO WITH CANADA.-Said mer-
chant, the other day "What do the Fe-
mans expect to do with Canada, should
they take it ~
"Weli," said dry Yankee, after little
hesitation, 81 don't exactly know, but it is
reported that they are going to give it to
the United States for two iron-clads and o
ram psf. AlbGns Messenger.
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sB- "De BOWS Review" and "Peter-
sons Lady's Magazine" both for May
1865, can be had at Heroman's Book and
Music Depot.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-12
The King Of Pain.

WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE GREAT
Internal and External Remedy
THE KING OF PAIN operates on Chemical ard
i Electric Principles and is therefore applicable
for the cure OF all Organic Derangement arising
from improper circulation.
AS soon as 1t is applied it almost miraculously
kills pain. TRY TIL
IL cures RHEUMATISM,
TO0THACHE, HEADACHE,
NEURALGIA, PALPITATI0N,
COLDS, SORE THROAT, collie,
CRAMPS, SPASns, DIARkHEA,
COUGHS, FEVER AND AGuE,
And many other diseases. as thousands can tes-
thy. Wholesale ONCE 202 Canal street, corner
Of Rampant, New Orleans
~ Druggi is supplied on reasonable terms.
One Of the proprietors OF this Great Remedy,
Or. GILDEh, will visit Baton Rouge and prescribe
for invalids.
Address DRs. COOPER Il GILDEA,
apr7-ly Box BAL, New 0rlesns, La.
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OILS! OILs!. Ous,,,

Just ST0RED.-l2 bbls. Illuminating Coal Oil
81 ! Dbl. Engine Coal Oil
10 gallons Extra Fine Machine Oil.
80 bottles Pure Sperm Oil.
10 gallons Lard Oil.
10 :. Boiled Lnseed Oil.
10 bottles Neatsfoot Oil.
mars JOSHUA BEAL.
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Moss and Moss Gatherers Wanted.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED will give the highest
Il market price for the best quality of cured
Black Moss. He will also pay fair wages to Moss
number Of pounds gathered Apply at j. W. HAIR
Kingdoms Cate Greeneafs) store Florida
street. mAr20-2m
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS, without regard to color, age
IA or sex, are hereby notified 10 commit no tres.
pass upon the Plants or Flowers, In the State
House Grounds as they will be reported to the
proper authorities, and dealt with as the law d.
reefs. JOHN LEONARD,
mtr29 Guardian of the Premises.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED has for sale and can de-
l. liver to order any quantity of good sound
Pine Lumber, from one TO fifty thousand feet as
may be required. He has several teams the
road engaged in hauling, and will deliver Lumber
at $45 per thousand. Purchasers can get the
Lumber at bis mill 27 miles from Baton Rouge
on the Amite river) for $40 per thousand.
ALI orders left with Il. NJ. BROOKS at Baton
Rouge, will receive prompt attention.
mar22-lm% d. II. BROOKS.
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WANTED WANTEDl!

WTANTED second hand Gunnie and Dat
w Bags. Planters wishing to sell their grain
Bags, can do SO on application to the undersigned.
feb20 JOSHUA BEAL.
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TEA! TEA! TEA! TEA!
TT YOU want choiee Black or G cen Tee, now is
L the accepted time.
Just receive 300 pounds, at prices varying from
~ SO to SD 90 per pound, all of which is guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction or the Tea can
be returned and money refunded
mar29 JOSHUA BEiL.
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RICHARDS CAPE LIME.

IN BARRELS Richards Cape Lime, just ar.
w rived and for sale at the store of
marZ7 JOSHUA BEAL,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
FINANCIAL.

TUESDAY MORNING, April TO-
GoLD-124H0l26 for small sums. Market
1anguid
EXCHANGE-Checks, at counter, Il discount.
Sterling, 1310l32.