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THERE IS NO NIGHT THERE,

How simple, and yet how beauti-
full are these precious words of Di-
vine Revelation AS we read them
we seem almost to catch the distant
swell of the golden. harps, and to
feel the genial warmth of Heavens
own sunshine. How kind it is, in
our Heavenly Father, to permit these
little rays of truth to fall from his
throne, and to come sparkling and
cleaning along our pathway, like
precious gems from the better land !
For oh in this world the nights are
sometimes so dark, and the gloomy
shadows seem to gather around us in
more than Egyptian blackness. But
with those of the poor and outcast,
who have to toll on day and night
for a scanty pittance that is scarcely
sufficient to keep them in existence,
with no word of encouragement, not
even q look of kindness or an accent
of love, torelieve the burden of their
ceaseless labors. God help them
and especially those who are victims
of disease, or who, in all of the lone
illness and gloom of widowhood,m must
needs ply the needle through tears
may bedew the weary fingers, and
cries for bread from helpless little
ones, may wiring the chords of the
aching heart. But there is a great
world of misery, underlying the sur
face forms of society, that the eye
never penetrates-a deep, still ocean
of secret agony, that is none the less
intense on account of its silence.
Oftentimes the lonely, deSolate
heart is secretly weeping, even while
joy seems to sparkle in the eye,
hooking smile OF apparent happi-
ness is wreathing the lips; for it is
misery to the sensitive mind even to
be deprived Of the blessing of SYM
pathy-tO feel that it stands alone in
the great desert Of its own solitude,
with no friendly ear into which to
whisper the touching story Of its 81
lent suf'erings-nO kindred heart, in
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lie Keeps on hand, also, Pickles, Picked Oysters,
Lol,stors Sardiues, Almonds, Raisins, Oranges,
Apples etc. etc.
He s9cits the patronage Of the public, ard will
sndeav0r - give satisfaction.
Dec a. ls65. Ii
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EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated one lille from the Court Heuse,
CAN T. ON, Miss.

THE undersigned have this day formed g
l oopartner3hip under the style of T. ].
DRANE d CO., for the purpose of carrying
on the Nursery business In all IT'S branches
1t is the intention of the proprietors to
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted to
the soil and climate of the South, ripening in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers will be positively projected
against disappointment.
Every new variety of fine fruit shall be
added 10 our catalogue, as soon as tested and
proved to be suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
part Of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; and DO charge will be
made for delivery Of packages at the rail.
roads.
1t Is requested that explicit directions be
given for marking and shipping packages,
but in all cases, tohsn shipment IS made The ar.
ticles are at the risk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must be accompanied with remittance, draft,
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested 10 notify us
immediately of any error that may be commit
ted in filling their orders, in order that We
may at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded to all who ap-
ply post pad, and enclose stamp to prepay
the postage 7. J. DRANE d co.
Sept IA 1865. ly.
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CORN, IRON, &c.

I HAVE inst received thity.fve hundred
J. bushels Of yellow ard 1900 hundred
bushels Of white CORN, also lot Of IROE
suitable for plantation use. The public
generally would do well to give ne a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
T. J. RICHARDS.
Feb 10, 1864
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NOTICE.

ALL persons that are indebted to the firm n,
GROSS kEISER, Canton, Miss, will do ne a
favor by calling at once, and settling their accounts
All accoants must be settled by Cash or Notes,
by the first Of April next, or suit will be brought
on
Starch /, 65-tf CL GROSS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-14
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
CHARLES STOOLS.

HAVING returned from his Faderlsnd, respect.
A 4 fully informs the citizens Of Canton aud
vicinity. that he has re-e-tabiished himself az his
old stand, and l. carrying on the Bakery ard Con.
ieCtlonery business in more superior sty 10 than
heretofore. lie will keep FRESH LIGHT BREAD
always on hand also fresh CANDIES, fine CAKES,
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ST FIVED,
1000 BUSHELS CORN at 81 25; 500
| iUOt bushels Oats-$l 90. 100 sack $
Salt; % bhs choice st LOUIS family Foor
! 10 sack, Coffee; Buckwheat, Corn Meal,
Gin, Catawba Wine, Sugar,
! Syrup, Rice, Soda, Sale.
ratus Rarsins, Pepper,
Spice, Mac keral;
Peaches, Peas,
Tomatoes
Corn in cans;
Oysters, Sa'dnes,
Crackers, Vinegar, Lime,
Cement, Tobacco, Olive Oil,
Coal OIL, Sauces, Chocolate,
Backing, Garden Seed Black Tea,
Green Tea, Starch Soap, Candles,
Matches, Indigo, Yeast Powders, Ginger,
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Snuff,
Quinne, Morphine, Parego1c, Lauda-
mum, Castor OIL, Pills; Hostel
ter's, brakes and Old Cab
in Bitters; Bay Rum,
Sugar of Lemon,
Nacdroni,
Pickles, walnut, Tomato and Worcester.
shire Sauces, Gloves, Turpentine. Flax Seed.
J. Il. MOREY ~ Co.,
Feb. 10, 1906 CASTos, MISS.
'TNHE choicest assortment of HATS,
L BOOTS and SHOES--at bargains
CLOTHING, cheaper than the cheapest
from New York.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
to suit the Million, from New York
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
in great variety.
ZOO LBS. COTTON YARNS, western
ADVO and Southern.) Nos 5, 6, 2, g,
.. 10 and u.
CARPETING, MATING, BLANKETS.
Ky JEANS, SATINETTS, CASIMERES. |
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS, VALISES. &c,
For sale, for cash, at lowest cash prices.
J. ID. MORET & TO-.
Canton Miss.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
HaRDwAET, COOKERY. TN WARE.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
sTATI0EERT, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
FANCY GOODS,
WATCHES,
JEwELRY,
SHOWCASE GOODS
ETC, ETC, ETC, ETC.
At COST and CHAR ESll
over Goats from Sll to S4i
Blankets from s. to Sl5.
Heavy Winter Goods.
FEB. Isl J. B. MOREY d Co.
A RPIT .-.G in addition to the above,
Jmplete assortment Of
Fancy and Staple Family Groceries.
and PLANTATION SuppIies,
J. b. MOREY 4 Co.
TT TUNSTALL,.
W w FUCKER,
II Nv VT2DEN, with
j. =. NICREY G. Co.,
'eh. Il. 1896 Canton, Miss.
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I oEpos AND NEW yong STE s . ~ ,1,. Liza
ir% I:eSss &c. s g i9 sSS s II. xo p.esn
1f1LASTA. captain Pinkhan. from Now rest. Jan
Captain Dixon from s ssy y aS
S' , es =. s' Mr. iron Ss,S ~
dirsct SATURDAY December 4 The accommodation for
& ssR :sa Of
Sss ssa
r0f freight apply aoM Saaia sasspwiLh Agents.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
ssTf1SSHfEs IsE!SEEs new YORK lSD HAvRE.
=. e.; "a e. ,: route for the
81 IxgkEST soa.ai Sturdy bsssmSsr y
WILLIE De PARIS surmoni sssnSdsy January a
First Cabin. Sas Cabin sso including table wine
Intending land = srs:. y furnished
70 Paris aSdossi charge 4 IS for ara and 8 Tor
Tnsss sss.msr. do nst carry stssrass passengers.
Ae'cAi l''sn0.S GO. xcKEN7fE Agent, 50 Broadway.
EXCHANGE AND SPECIE oFrIcE...I yoLrAT. -
. ~ Or dc ssaas sa .ss
Gold and Bank Notes. - -.
CrEAx TO 1IvEarooL, CALLING At QUEENS.
~ town.-Tho lnmen Line, saung semi.WeeAy carrying
nc cry HSr OF i PARIs sasueday Decsmbs..h
KANGAROO, Wednesday, December -.
CITY or NEW YORK, Saturday, Decomber n 1891
CITY OF DUBLIN "Wednesday Decainber 20.
CITY OF BOSTON Saturday, December a. n
And each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday, 81 doon
'io" p''' = ''''" RATES or PASSAGE
nv THE MAI. STEAMER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY:
FIRST CABIN sSe sTE ~ Toseon
70 Paris Yxsxs IL IN d e is.' .
Passage by the Wednesday Steamers, hrst cabin, wv
staerage, $50. Payable In United States currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bremen
&c. at moderate rates. - .
Stecraee Liverpool Queenstown. $40 gold
tho equivalent Tickets be bought here BY persons
sending for tho'r friends.
For further information apply g ,se so%pinss ccss
# ID Broadway. N. 7.
CTEAMsHIP CITY OF PARIS WILL COMMENCE TO
- discharge pier - North river Wednesday morning
O'clock removed within twenty -four hours
will be stored At consgnees' risk and expense.
JNO g. DALE Agent, l5l broadway
E,oR LIVERPOOL. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
II Cunard Steamship :.
SCOTIA, from New York December ~
ASIA, from Boston. via Halifax. December y
CUBA, from New York December ~
IT. PAssAcy MONEY YORK.
Cabin. Si32 ~ Second Cabin .y6O
BOSTON. -.
Cabin .......... Sfl2 80 Second Cabin. 80
Payable in gAd or its equivalent
For freight OF passage apply 70 e CuNAHD.
1
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NATIONAL STEAM NAyIGATIoN COMPANY.
STEAMERS WEEKLY Su e ITTaEWEssooI CALLING At
bES%akk XIX Captain Tho: THOMSON sails saturday Decem.
vIRGINTA Captain Prowse sails Saturday o.
LOUISIANA Captain Harrington. sails Saturday Decem
sails Saturday
serraes tickets bring parties from Liverpool
or Queenstown, for $s5 y currency
Through passage to Paris. Antwerp, Hamburg Bremen,
Drafts issued for any amount payable at any bank in
freight cabin passage apply at the once Of the
And for sieerass tickets passage oee Of tho
y Broadway and vs.e1' nGKsr
CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
THE fnn Y E%MERs sn 81 Tmk
SAN 4 NSER2 sk alHF
CALEDoSiA sa calls Saturday Dec. sn,.,s e
RATEs or PASSAGE. PAYABLE s' IL cidR.ESCs
To Lvepool, Glasgow and Derry, cabins $50 and $l0
ssr: .Sss from Sn.a as, ports Il s:S ."
For nh FkaScs %s sgB q III J x.s sse'
No Bowling Green, Now York.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES
iron ro"ti steamship n.v,pr.
VI Tashs. som@andsr sarryns The United States mall
win sail on Saturday Df Yxasr 4 s' L NJ for
a1s % ass e. g. ss. ."s
ssT 50 psyabs y gold gold , 3, is e,saiy.sn ,asr
KtgxIxRpTxcS.. c;s; RiSpAED Bo .A.s,.
8 Exchange place. y. =. No Barclay street Y.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoyDs STEAMSHIP
,sd s,.s eysr n. ss n, Fireman
per- 1901 o tat sa&6 1'sfs i SScExsER 49,
nssx FEM ~ ". .ssSSg2HAsr +
LONDON. HARE so rHnsMrSs AND BREMEN
the following rates payable in gold or liz equvalentn
the FIRST cabin sos; cabin sss so Storage
70 os followed BY the .,e.nsAip DEUTSCHLAND, H.
''' 'S'' OF p'SsE iSsis CO., - Broad ssrs.
SrEAx TO orEExsrows AND LIVERPOOL.
The or Ms s'sii ,T2g aSsseamsa'p
sails WEDNESDAY, WE'D ysl 4 De December s,Sss "a
r''s.s. in cabin. 500 s..sr.se.
Apply r 70 III wfTITXMs auroS
. Broadway and IS South street.
CTEAN TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPooL.-THE
- DENMARK sal. saturday Dec Is PASSAGE $50 eurrsn
lowsst rates Apply 4, TnoMPsoNs passage once rs
70 s s.y ssS I'VE
ss So o . ireland ENGLAND
" WILKINS 4 eUros, = broadway and 50 south st.
/ iivRRrooI; AS gs SggEssrows
g SOUTH STREET s. ssS NEW YORK
a; ~ s; afs purchase
Also celebrated line OF weekly packets from
LONDON AND LIvERPOOL.
s. At TTIE LOWEST POssLbLE kAIEA
fFNlTrANCtS TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
1s e. and S S ss s q '1sd "
TAPSCOTT. BROS 4 CO.,
50 south street and % Broadway.
DENrITAScEs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
~ Dra. fen ~ and upwards, payable en- demand, Is
sued al lowest rates by rAPrCOff bRON4 CO.
~ south street and 3 Broadway.
DAssEsGERs PER SCOTIA ARE REQUESTED To
IL be on board before O'Clock on Wednesday morning
18th instant. At the Curard wharf. Jersey City.
H. cuNARD. No. Bowling 0rsen.
GnAsTMIsE GEE MsHIPs.
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DAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoyPAsys
l. THROUGH LINE
CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,


Steamers leave pier a North river foot Of Canal sres
o. ~ O'Clock uCnl = follows
December l-uCEAN QUEEN, Captain Maury connect
lug with GOLDEN AGE, Captain Iapidge
December li-HTNRY CHAUNCFY. Captain A. a. Graz,
commenting with GOLDEN CRY, Captain Watkna
December I-R1SlNG STAR, CAPTAIN r A. Harris COO.
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain -.
All Departures touch Acapulco; those Of st
connect al Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports:
st and 10th for Central American ports, and those Of lst
tourh nj xhnzanIio.
nepsrure Of eh each month ronncc with the steam
Steamer Of December II, 1864 will with the frat
errer Of he ccmfany's China Line leaving San Francisco
Jsnnarr 1887, for Hong Kong.
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult mod
Tor rasag. ckc,s ard M futhcr information srr,y Il
The cce the wharf. foot Of Canal street North rrr
New York n X HOLMAN, Agent
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
livery Thursday from per No North river punciuay
... The elegant stewheel steamships
MORO CASTLE, AiniaG. Thursday, Dec Is
E.NLr tttt thursday, Dec. ~
0ARRfsoS 4 ALLEN, AGENTS.
No, Bowling Green, n. y.
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FIRST VOYAGE.
Steamer HENRy CTIAUNcEY Win leave pier No ssNor4h
river foot q Cana street Ees York 81 eo'ccct noon
rosd with steamer GOLDEN CITY for san Francisco who're
passengers mails and fact FRIGHT win he transferred the
Hong Eonr.
Through ticket, issued from New York. adding 70 regular
prices between York and Francisco the following
l., cabin. ID Csbiu. s,eersy-
San francseo to Hong Kong. 20 IN ip
Due notice will be given ~ subsequent voyages
received and through bills Of lsdinf signed per Ocean
Queen, December tslo~l and per Henry Chauncey
crnber n tfsa,l. connecting closely ss above.
For freight through tickets and all further information
Canal street, to g. X. HOLMAN, Agent
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10y D.. H. LEEDS 4 MINER,
ID FRIDAY DEC. ~
AT 10,4 O'CLOCK, Al OUR sAiassRooM, 80 LIBERTY

SURVEYORS, INSTRUMENTATION Telescopes
surveyors sompasses with bali and socket Joint Levels
English Tbeodolte Achromatc Microscopes, with movable
STAGE &c Sextan made by Davenport; brass Alarms, sur
Djas Tripods. Conrometer Leveling Instruments bras
Sraes Spy Glasses, Thermometers, Drawing Instruments
Engine Models, &C.
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THO. =. RErTs. ArcTIoNEER, AUCTION NOTICE. :
~ GERARD BETS CO. Will soil on Thursdsy Dec
" at III occck. al 80 Broadway, satuary and stone fs
urrs Aabssser Groups rrns. Satnrtes Vases CARD ke
c~tvefs, comprising general Of Works OF ART
&C. % italian schools, importation Of rorcriIs haas 81
flurencc Also invoice or ertra hne quality English S
Plated Wsra Ac, ia variety Catalogues now
Ieay 0ocis be esarpsd day bsfere asd msfplns OF
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE roH SALE.

A stof co1IAgf HousE coNrstrIYa ioiRoows
~ situated ~ arcryse Staten Isrfd corper N Broed
way ard MARKET .trt rxla5 feet with shale ana ,rrt
tf"a Apply 70 EuWARb sNEDFKLn, At Anlsons dsy
decks, hof n south seventh street Jsrrey ,Slty -
a III WANTING gARMs- coon SOIL MIN SIT
~ mate. miles south q rhAshiphia Price only 81
r~f Improved land irforhs,ios sens frss fa
arcss X. LANDS. vre-nd. N.w Jersey.
a sroaIa FOR sxLR cHEAr. A uousp oy "a
~ reonnH good ory~r ~ rrules' vail ~ lie cslv Al
Wy ~ JAS. v. W. LAWHENcr y Broad street
Ar NEW BRuNswI0x SPLENDID rRulr FARw
N Of 70 acres: sfprrfr hard. ~ell fruitea, kord nov
pruss. ~fth ~ god restr~. sbapaan oatha,ldirgs.
~ ~ Sss s9s g s. sssss ,,,, ,,.w
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~ u -
THOR sAI-E-THE FIRST GLASS THREE STORY AND
tvcca secopd ass Third stress Brooklyn within three
yplnutes walk or the fefes being the ~ William
Wan ESQ. tho honse ~ 81 BY 20 feet well bus
cad finished ~ she best msnus by
An ~smplcfe order Throughout; 100
fsst Immediate pos.ssson eau be had Fof cs.s %
Low co. No Pine street New YORK.
t,0a sAJE-oN RaooKIYS HEiGuTs, fURvrsHrD
h,ouss.n; snd rssdy isg me, ss,nps. we toy hsh
sod iurnildrs Included Siko sad po..
ss~,oa gwen. App@y 70 W. ". tAsIASDT itn Rem.-a
street, Hroskyn m.AM
xrog sALr-rRE NEW DOUBLE sorB STORY
House Ipiesdsst rresf Brookyn sper ally nitei or
q herL fnaulfe The premises or OF EUGENE CHENA.
LAIR ~ lsasr street
Tsoa sAI.E-noUsR AND TWO Lors; 81 STORY
r. frame with two extension, containing "
Ivos, modern Improvement IN Quincy street. Brooklyp.
For psricussN inauife a. ae once OF - ". i@hSsIoN
Wall su EEL, hssesnenh
lNoR SALE At a sAcRlFicE--s LOrs ~ ALBANY
" $40 earh. ~ Lots, Fulton avenue xs&
sfe nLos IN Lewis srA esch 10 lots. ia Pacific
heods, win pay ,Erre prsni. and be soid
DFAkE A 60 No. y NtlnugbBy dr~et
rrsr toe City Hall Bsuoklyn
GToRE PROPERTY ON FULTON sTRrET AND Frtr
~ toe a. Myrtle Rrp,klxnfcf sale for lns
ssnr 'niF', Biuoklvn,
~ hobhhN 1HEEI SroRY HOUSES, IN HALL AND
- Efc -n sweet eAtH and 81 600 One htah
front ~ Ia"t rlst- fitgoe Terms essy
D y PolILoN, 100 Broadway.
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CHERFFF'S SALE t
- GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES.
RICHARD WALTERS. AUCTIONEER.
Win sell this day wednesday, Mt ii O'clock at Of
Thirteenth street and First avenue large general
OF Teas Coses Sugars, Spices Butter Cheese Oils Soap
Candies and other Groceries Also Horse Wagon and Har
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
JosEPn CORNELL, Deputy. n.
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lows handwriting for he always had his mark,
daughter,
The House refr .sed to adjourn--49 to II,
Inc Rouse seconded the previous question on J.
the motion :, reconsider and again the motion t.,
adouh IS made and reieeted-47 to 6S, IN all
these No ,Ges the Democrats sided with that mg of
the ny nNblicans that was led BY Mr., bingnam as
agal asst the Stevens wing, and during most of the
IN le an informal caucus was being held to edit the
TiHaendment to be offered,
/ The main question was ordered to be pat-66
yeas to "a nays-wllieh was Will the House re-
consider the vote by which the joint resolution was
lreoOmmitted to the committee on reconstruction
Mr.. Bingham suggested that he should offer an
amendment to the Joint resolution, and let it be
printed and come up to morrow.
| MIR. Ward inquired whether he would insist on
| vote.
Mr.. Bingham replied that he would not, if his
| suggestion was agreed to; but otherwise ne would
| force the matter through tonight.
Mr.; Stevens proposed, ironically that the House
withdraw all further opposition, and surrender to
| the gentleman from Ohio.
MIR. Price Resolutely) Not much. Uaugh-
| Mr. Johnson, referring to the consultation of
members around Mr.. Bingham's desk, inquired
whether that preamble had been sufficiently sugar
4 coated to suit the majority.
Mr. Bingham replied that would depend upon
the opinion of the House.
4 Mr., Eldridge encouraged Mr.. Bingham to perse-
we're, stating that the members on his, the Dem
ocratic, side of the House. stood by him in princi-
4 pie, daughter and urging him not to let the
House adjourn, but fight his way clear through.
H Mr. Allison moved that the House adjourn.
4 Lost-43 to So.
The vote recommitting the joint resolution was
H then reconsdered--7 to 81.
Mr. Bingham withdrew the motion to reeommit
and offered the following as a substitute for the
I. resolution:
II WHEREAS, The State Of Tennessee has, in good
. faith ratified the amendment to the Constitution
4 Of the United States, proposed by the seth Con-
gress to the Legislatures of the several States, and
has shown, otherwise, to the satisfaction of Con
:, gress BY proper spirit of obedience in the body
of her people her return to her due allegiance to
the government, laws, and authority Of the United
States therefore,
Be it resolued That the State of Tennessee is
, hereby declared to be restored to her former pro
per practical relations to the Union, and again en-
titled to be represented b. Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress, duly elected and qualified
upon taking the oath of office required by the eX-
is ing laws.
Mr.. Bingham moved the previous question, and
then, at o'clock, the House adjourned.
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- q Aayerttslne.
TUESDAY MORNING, July Ii, 1855.

CUR Jon OFFIuE il now the most complete and
axtenaige establishment Of the kind in the city
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
ere new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Conner s Sons, G. P.
Carbon and Il. Hoe n CO., of New ork, and in
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
sp1th. We have connected with this department
Oh Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South and can turn ont all descriptions Of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, IN the most workman Ike manner and upon
most reasonable terms,
IA addition To corps Of experienced printers
we bars secured the services ID this Departmental
81. " " Brisbin ana Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, 50
fayorahl known job printers previous to the war
under the frm Of CIark 8 BrisBin. Their friends
and cuFH Will bear this IN mind and send In their
orders
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FASSMAN3s COTTON TIE.
FOR COTTON BALE

DH@A4ANAs
Ny Button was the first offered for sale to any extent in
universal approval have made valuable Improvement il
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which, for smp
city facility and expedition Of adjustment to bales Of any
to amy offered to the public '''''' s4p'''ei
universally acknowedsed Il holds The bale ncb &
eompass is applied and fastened with much Facility
ports lessons immensely the from FREE stronger and ts
NH @ adpSna s y eng exg0sqfe e. thst ct rope
war thousands OF bales Of cotton have been lost the
IRON hoops nd been used In addition to this be fur
ment q labor in the hemp growing States has reduced sup
ply q hemp such an extent TO prices rule unpre
cotton crop cannot be relied On any price.
NJ have aTa9 ssd for the Importation Of large quantity Of
Msssrs Chambers Latsng for the sale and delivery my
n r...,.,. sHr REruan, New Orleans. July T. 1859
sirn Jaal@y last received from Your press 1859 bales Of
Cotton o. which about 700 were compressed and bound with
was eceyedin better than generally comes from tie
Presses that slowed better and enabled the ship to carry
The cotton when discharged the ship in LIVERPOOL was
frsble ground ter as the damp arising tom the SaIr
as hg eneet upon y iST Is well known by practical
COMMEND your Iron Tie took his lot for an experiment
and carefully watched it, both in loading dischargng
JOAN HOWARD, Master
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of the
TIE rd are % opinion that the
than the old style Of bsling with rcCe
J, YoUENES, Fire Warden.
r-, 4, :, JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector
ALFRED BELANGER
ENChiet Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS L LATTrNG,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAasING, ROPE AND TWINE,
81 CaLOndelet street New Orleans.
+ EVILS, ooNIINGORE q WEST
IN W LEwIs-D. N COMMODORE. D. wEsT5
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 81 PerdidO street, Factors Row.
UssETTs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ssETTS.
Eighteen cases to complete consignment. Apply to
LEVY DIETER 90.