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The Raven-ous hummer.

Once upon the dull October, while my books pom
der'd over,
Seeking searching to discover prospects of my stock
and store;
Cautiously scanned each fgure-rents ana gas, and
taxes riCOr,
Made the profits very meagre, profits not like those
of yore.
"And the profits" then muttered; 'profts once of
liquor store,
Shall be mine, ah! nevermore."
Then with head on elbow leaning, my sad thoughts
from sorrow weanmg,
Soon then began a dreaming of the Bounty days of
Yore:
Dreamt then of days now past oer, when the news
of wars disaster
Made the grtenbacks fly still faster-faster in my
liquor store;
But whose crisp and verdant paper. with the flfes
noted DER,
shall change, ah nevermore.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW LINEN GOODS,
Just Received Direct from Europe,
M1LL1KEN's LINEN STORE,
No. s2s ARCH STREET,

NO' oIo AhCd oI6EEI,
RETAIL, AT IMPORTERS PRICES.
LINEN LAWN DRESSES New Styles, very
Handsome.
LINEN TRAVELLING DRESSES, Entirely
New Design.
NEW PRINTED LINENS, landing from
steamer 'Propontls..'
GOLDEN FLAX IRISH SHIFTING LINENS.
all the numbers. These Linens are of extra
weight and quality.
PowER-LooM TABLE LINENS, from s71
cents per yard
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, New Patterns,
very cheap.
CHEAP NAPKINS, landing from steamer
''Helvetia"
TABLE CLOTHS, Rare Styles, with NAP.
KlNS to match.
TOWELS, of every kind, from 25 cents to
Sl'25 each.
NURSERY DIAPERS, All the Widths Re
quired.
ToWELTNGS by the yard.
CRASH DIAPER, HUCK, ETC.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS, in White,
Colored, and Fancy.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, Every Kind, for
Ladies', Gents, and Children.
SHIRT B0SOMS, of very Superior Quality.
BIRD.EYE AND OTHER DIAPERS.
LINEN CAMBRICs AND LAWNS.
direct to
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
sSlstuth2ml No. S2S ARCH Street
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While nodded, nearly Sitting nose against cheese
knife hitting
Which upon the counter sitting, had been left by
me before. -N-
Suddenly heard talking, as if some one paused
in walking,
Through my barroom-door then stalking, came O
shadow on the floor.
Some policemen 'tis, muttered; wants q treat as
oft before, '.#H
But he shall have it, nary more.
Turning then to stop the leaking of my beer heard
creaking,
AS if some one now was sneaking-sneaking some-
where bout the door. J..
"Iis customer muttered, while my heart with
pleasure futtered; '..-
And with glee i gayly uttered :-"Sr, you must
excuse the door;
For, the fact is, it's bother" Here opened wide
the door
Silence there and nothing more.
Startled by thoee sounds velled back behind my
bar travelled;
Then again heard a turning-turning of the knob
on door,
"Surely," said l. that is some one. Why in good.
ness don't he come INF
will go and see who's at it, and the mystery explore
" 'Tis some customer" muttered, "come to settle
up his score;
This is it, and nothing more"
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NUMBER LXIV.
BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
ALMANAC AND DIARY
Anril.

SHORT METRE-1LLoeroAL OBSERVATIONS ron THR
WEAK.
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\ e.
Have re.opened ia this city an cGce fc~
the Purchase. Sale. or renting Of Houses
and Lots, Plantations, unimproyetl lands,
&c. Orders for the Survey and subdivision
of Plantations ind Maps thereof, attended
to promptly and in a satisfactory manner. -
An experience Of twenty-five years in tho
Land Departments Of the State OF tic. senior
partner Of the firm qualities him to furnish
the most reliable information in this branch
Of our business.
The services Of an experienced and inds
entail Attorney in Washington City hsvs
been secured to attend to the settlement Of
all Gains in the Departments there, that
may be entrusted to the Grm. s u +,
December g.. 3n,. n.
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VIc'S. T0NSoRIAL SALOON
SHAVING. HAIR D DRESSING AND
SIIAMPOONlNt !

THElpublio are informed that this favor
lite sa!oonhas been removed 10, the q
ICE HOUSE HOTEL
! In the basement Story. whore the Proprii--
IetorwiIl always be found on hand and ready
to attend to lis friends md Gus. toners.
Give him q cali and yol will leave his
Saloon o ST rival d Count D'orsay and
Beaug Hickman.
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Martha ~ Texada, State ofLou
IS. isiaila,
Robert Cruicksllank, Parish Of;
Her Husband. Rapsides

Her Husband. r psidles !
By virtue ofaan execution issued
out OF the ninth judicial district court
and directed to the Sheriff Of the
Parish Of Rapides, entitled Martha
3. Texada against her husband Rob-
ert Crnickshank. Will be sold on
the premises 70 the highest bidder on.
Saturday the 9Th day Of January,
1866, the following described proper
|ty, to-wit: Five hundred and fifty
acres Of land situated on tile south
side Of Red River about eight miles
above The town Of Alexandra. bound
ed above by lands OF s.. Mead,
below BY lands Of y. +. Cotton and
IN the rearsby lands Of the estate of
NcNutt, together with a!lt-tlle i'm
Iprovements thereon or in any wise
appertaining; also, u head horned
cattle, 20 head Of hogs, 5 head Of
horses and mules. 2 wagons, 40 bales
|of cotton, household and kitchen far
niturc. sa y. III
Seized in the above entitled suit To
satisfy and pay the sum Of twenty
one Thousand SIX hundred dollars with
interest thereon ana all costs. ss.s 1.
TERMS or, SALE. & aysg4g f,Es
Cash with the benefit Of ,appraise.
|ment. s5 il.s sisap 8
a C.isV. LEDoU x, lEits.s
by. Sheriff. y
nov 5 ids. FPS. fee $27, i, s., So ],
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SUCCESSION SALE.

ssFSS SSAihSrS%Sst N~Ass~Ns~s4
james Simpsons I No. los. District
aSuccessien. i Court Rapides Parish.
PURSUANT to Decree rendered in the
above cause, and an order from the District
Court Of this Parish, / shall sell at Public
Auction on the premises on Saturday, the
9Th day Of January next, the following
property Of the Succession of James Sithp-
son, deceased; viz:
"A tract Of land lyigg on both sides Of
Bayou Latainer in this Parish, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to
NJ. NJ. Rhorer, and below by lands OFF. B.
Reeves, containing by estimation 500 acres.
al Head stock cattle,
/ mule, --a.-~-
I four.male wagon,
saddie ~ II
Z plOws, e. AZ
.75head stock hogs.
TERas. = CASH, id q. S. Treasury notes.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, Nov. 25th, 1865, ids.
Nov. 10Th, 6ts Printers fees SIS 10.
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4. B. BO[lBY { co,

1. B. BOllR ] I CO
No. 9 Perdido Street, adjoining
the Masonic Hall,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
JAMES II Urz, Agent Alexandria, La.
PORT ABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGIN ES.
Circular Saw Mills, Corn Mills. Cot
ton Screws, Cotton Presses, Hand
and Power, Circular Saw Mills,
Muley and Cross-cut Saws.
| ALI KINDS Or
Plantation Machinery and Agricultu.
raj implements,
! Wood Working Machinery and Floor
ing Machines, Shafting, Belt.
~ ing and Pulleys.
Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings,
Saw Gummers and Files,
| Pumps, etc, etc.
Having connection with Foundrics
and Machine Shops, in the North
west, We are prepared to contract for
]any class OF Machinery, for speedy
delivery, upon the most favorable
terms. From long experience in the
Machinery business Of New Orleans
and the Southwest, we know what is
needed, and will always beprepared
to supply il. y
Having facilities through c6nnec-
ltion. with the house Of ]. P. MANGO
& Co., Cotton Factors, No. l2s
Gravier street, New Orleans, for. dis.
posing Of Cotton or other produce, on
the best terms the market affords,
parties can ship produce IS that
house, when ordering anything u sgn'
Tine, and their orders will receive as
prompt attention as It they. sent.us
cash direct. 7assg III
A full supply Of caxECARrs, pLAv-
TAHoS WAGONS and TIMBER WHEELs,
from the factory Of Joshua Bodlcy,
Wheeling, Virginia, constantly d,
hand. Fl
TH0S. B. BODLEY & CO s,s,
No. 8 PerdidoIStreet,
81 is New Orleans, LA.
Eoct. IS, 1865. f'sssa "a.
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JULIUS LEVIN,
IN REAR OF THE ICE HOUSE.
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Has the pleasure To inform his friends patrons, and the
public generally, that he has made complete arrange
tnents in New Orleans to obtain WEEKLY all kinds oil
Goods and will be able to sell at the very lowest
ket price.
Ills STOCK CONSISTS OF
Shirts, Drawers Hosiery, Goves Suspenders Handker
Chiefs Embroidered Cuffs and Collars. Combs,
Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Coognes, Extracts, Pomades,
Hair Oils. Belts, Belt Buckles, Ribbons, Trim
mings, Buttons, Hair nets, sontags and Nubias.
Hoop skirts, Zephyr worsted, Spool cotton,
Needles and Pins Hooks and Eyes. Shoe
Thread Papers, Envelopes, Pens and 3.
1
.. u.s. Pencils Ink, Backing, Pipes. Porte q
monnaes, Wallets Scissors, Fish 4 q ..,s.
as Gf 8se@9s 9H*4 1888 SIS 8s9 s ag
...s. Hooks and Lines Etc, Etc.
,a# GRoCE1EaIIl S5---E1A1BT1ACING= u
Bacon Pork Hams, Lard, Butter Cheese, Flour, Nj al
Corn, Oats Beans. Potatoes, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, I
Molasses, Syrup Candles, Starch Indigo, Etc.
Wash tubs Wash boards, Tinware Woodenware, Stone
....s ware Boots Shoes, Tobacco, Brooms, Buckets
Baskets, Nails, Pepper, Mustard, Gin
| ger Cinnamon Nutmegs 81.
| Etc, Etc, Etc.
N. B-Messrs B. Wise, John N. Barrett and Robert
Aaron his clerks will spare no trouble and pains to
give full satisfaction and ACCOMMODATIONS to all who give
thin a. call. a
/ Is. a Business closed Saturdays and Sundays
/ Alexandria Louisiana, December 18th, 1865.
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MILLINERY STORE.

MRS. MULCAHY-has opened a mil
linery establishment aud LADIES' furnish.
ing Store, on the corner Of Fourth Street
next to the Govefnment Stable, where can
be foaEd all goods suitable 10 ladies and
theig wants. bis# m itJl.
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yew orleans gaTy Gttseat gElaag gotaiug aag H. 1855,
Sur motion dc NJ Halsoy, Ie bin de Ia cham

Sun motion dc NJ. Halsey, lie bill de Ia cham
bre No. 49,
Aote pour veniren aide IA z. +. Ioreland est
appel6 hors de son tour de role ct, les regle-
Fments Gtant suspendus, M. Snider propose
CONNIE amendment a Ia premiere section que
les mots; 10 tout ayant etc complete dams IAN
nee 1860 soient aioutGs la fin de ladite sec
ton, ct ledit amendment est adopte.
lie r6glement, en- yertu duqnel In chambre
dot Sc former en- comit6 general pour discuter
toute ALLEGATION, est GcartG sur motion
lie bill est alors adopt6 par sections, ct,
apres une seconde lecture dams son ensemble,
on en- ordonne la mise au net, il est lu une
troisieme fois, adopte fnalement ct envoye
au senat
Sur motion de N. Lipscomb, le bill de la
ciiambre No. 6S, inttulG:
Acte relatif aux personnes arr6tees dams les
hmites de la vile de la Nouyelle-O Orleans ct pa
roisse dOrleans
Est appele hors de son tour r6gulier, ct
apres suspension DIES REGIMENTS, il subit une
seconde lecture.
L'amendement a la premiere section, rap
porte par lie comit6 judiciaire, est adopt6 com
me suit:
Effacer les mots ''24 heures" la onziems
ligne, ct y substituerle mot ''immGdiaternent
BIT lie bill, ainsi amende, est adoptG a Ia Sc
conde lecture, sa mise au net dGcidGe, il est III
une troisieme fois ct passe.
Sur motion, la ehambre s'aiourne
TH0S. L. MAXWELL,
Grefier de la chambre DIES reprGsentants
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Sur une motion subsdquente de NJ. Eustis,
laete sous Ia suspension DIES reglements, sublt
81 troisieme lecture, passe ct est envoye au
senat.
Sur motion de NJ. solomon, Tacte de la
chambre Nc. 35, intitule
I'm acte a peffet d'organiser Ia police de la
vile de In Nouvelle-OTl6ans, ct dy Greer un
ureau de police.
Est mis- lordre du jour pour mercredi pro-
chain.
/ Des messages sont recus du senat par ZEN
tremise de son secretaire, Il. B. Kelly, deman-
| dant le coneours de ID ehambre a
| I'm acte pourvoyant a la liquidation finale
de Iassooiation consohdee DIES planteurs de la
| Louisiana.
Et informant Ia ohambra que lie sGnat a don
ne sa sanction a
Un aote a retfet d'amender la premiere sec
tion dun aete definissant les deyoirs ct fixant
la compensation de Fimprimeur d'Etat, ap.
prouy6 lie janyier 1865.
Eft que lie president signe Facte de Ia
chambre No. 70, intitule:
Un acte "a reffet d'amender un aete intitule:
Un acte relatif aux JUICES de paix de la pa
roisse Jefferson
Ut egalement les resolutions coniointes re-
latlyes au deees de lex-gouVerneur Roman.
oDDRE DU JOUR.
La question non-terminee de safnedi 8 fe-
yrier, Giant pacte de Ia chambre No. 119, in
titule
I'm acte l'effet d'autoriser Ia ferme d1 nou-
yeau canal.
II est en- CONSEQUENCE pris en- consideration,
NJ. Head fait alors la motion quill soft SOU
mis- a sa passation defnitive.
NJ. Murray fait la motion que le bill soft
soumis a plus ample examen
N. Stille demande Ia question prealable, ct
Mesrs. McCloskey ct Stille dernandent lappel
nominal sur Ia motion, qui dome lie resultat
suivant:
Qui-Messrs. S. Anderson, Aversion, Black
man, Brown, Buie Bruton Collins, Daigle
Deporter, Durable, Eastin, Ewing, Fishburn,
Gates, Harrison, Kidd, Labranche, Lagroue
Leblanc, McKelyey, Regenberg, Ryan, Stille
Thieneman, Tucker, Wilmington, Waggaman,
williamson Waddell ct Weeks SO oui
Non AIessrs. Bailey, Bensel, CouyilIon,
Elan, Fulda, Gaisser, Green, Hanlon, Halsey,
Head, Hatch, Henderson, Higgins, Jonas,
Kent, Kelly, Leeds, Meredith, McEnery, Nc
Cornell, Mcdonald, MeCloskey, Moreland,
Montgomery, Murray, Mutt, Peterson, ). Phil
lips, Alt Phillips, Powell, Sambola, Seaman
Snider, Smith, Theriot ct VOORHEES, 36 non.
Et Ia demande sur la question prealable est
pas sanctionnee par la chambre.
Pendant La discussion sur Ia demande en-
renyoi. sur motion dc NJ. Deporter, Ia cham
bre s'ajourne
THOS. S. MAXWELL,
Grefder de la Chambre des Representants.
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CONSTITUTION LIFH sYRUP-

I
A nositive and spsciHc rerns5, rr al, ,,-..-.- .,
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. and for all
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
| CHILD.
scF"iuIa'
Strnma GIpnduIar swellines Ulceratio, r-ir,, III,
r,u.-,..,.. s.,, .p,,,. -1'"
f'sSipe'''' 7'' 'N'ulN
-. A.,
| r,,,.,..,, .-
u.,,, IT,. ,,.,..,.u,,- RIO. s.
u "Ay He"Ie IA @,Vn 'lo
The most tntsnss Mains a ALMOST instantly
nous rengs ars rsdncsd Cases chronic or vearlous o
tryart7 nv +birtr s sta t-s bson ,rrsd bv MS
Nervousneas.
Nervous Debility Shattered Nerves st. Wins Dance Loss
of Power, Confusion of Thoughts Epilepsy.
Thousands Win, b,o fy4 10. ors nil, h,,. ,,,o lo, a.,
which thew read tbesa1inss ,st;rarIv IA want pfsrinc
woman vii, tbt a5'ia ,,, %1 M
recug their footsteps Hope which fuls more than it
promises n...,, ,,,
Bones Fssir .C o Vi SSa oopeaon' AGNES IN
CONSTITUTION LIFE syRrTp ,nr.s tina
from all the evil effects of MERCURY, removing the Bad
Bfeash' and curing the Weak joints and Rheumatic Pains
Yo u'S 81 oalomet 10 sure TO produce 1t hardens
$50 ''''
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
r. RICHARD,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER,
1870 st. Ann Street,
Between Burgundy and Rampant Streets
NEW ORLEANS.
Always hand Marble Slate Bed TABLES with Kava
nagh and Deckers' PATENT CUSHIONS. Also all otbs,
articles in his line.
THOMPSoN IL BEALL,
CHARLES L. THoMPgON late of Lucas THOMPSON 4
oo'' 81 LOUIS Ten VIM N R. BEALL, late of Arkansas
General Purchasing Agents,
AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
No "A LocusT STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
p 0. BOX 2io7, SAINT LOUIS
WINsLOW 81 PHILLIPS,
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs,
NO 80 Rampant Street Gate Crcu between Common and
Having great variety 'G of G6F 'Ffi and ETA11o
RAL GASES together with Hearses Carria les and large
Abstraction to their patrons.
McQUOID, NEEHLE q, co.,
40 GAMES McQUOID, CHRIS. MEHLE, H. INBAU.
j. T. AYCoCK, JOE GtTzINGER0
ooMM'f fqS'ssi' 5 Il TtIEq IS Gq} Nrs
80 FOR THE SALE or
cattle sr 62Egf 1A SbH Sheep
City Of Jefferson, La.
r TIsA3EoNTANA, IMPORTER or
FOREIGN FRUIT
Wholesale Dealers In all kinds of Dried and Grsen Fruit
No. IL FRONT AND II FULTON STREETS,
Between Common and Graver streets,
NEW ORLEANS
DETER FoRsmEE,
STALLS NOS AND ST. MARY,s MARKET
ships, Steamships and Steamboats, Supplied,
and prepared to furnish his Old friends and customer,
With everything in the meat lima at his place of nna
WARREN, NEWCossR &, CO.
W No 90 BROAD STREET, NEW YoR
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General Com
mission Merchants.
IT d. NEwoOMB Gs BRO
Wholesale GrOcers and oommIsaiOn Mer.
chants.
IRERAL DASH ADVANCES MADE nm
eonagnments of Cotton and other Produce to above rs
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant
No 81 Csrondelet serset, New Orleans La
r. O. PALMER a CO.,
GzD. G. PALMER, JOS WILD
importers st and Wholesale and Retail Dealers n-
Carpets, Mats, OIL Cloths, etc.,
No, lls Grayier strast New Crls.ns
8 M TODD q co., DEALERS IN .RT1,TS
Sanyas Fine oolOrs and ToOs Gold SILVER and ooDpe,
PAINTS,
VAREIsHEs
GLASS,
BRUSHES, Etc
RIO. TG Magazine Street,
One doc above PaYdra1
PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE
Nos. Sc and COMMON STREET
we have in store large extensive stock OF Printing
wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, Flank Boos
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapted 10 every
trade and for sale at reasonable prices.
STEVENS : SEYMOUR
0FRFOH
SOUTHERN DRY DOCK COMPANY,
No, "a Front street,
BssEosn Common ana ersyisr streets, up stairs
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Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at O'Clock In
lieu of Horse Cars.
Al Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock r. NJ.
On after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end Of
the Road on Sundays at every half hour from until
o'clock P.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, . cents
Passengers for GENTLY Station must notify the conductor
prior departure of the Fare, Is way
GEO. PAMDEIY- Eanernl SnnerinteidhnA
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nREAT sOUTMERN KOuTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West North snd East and Ito
continuous rail connections.
To passengers from the South and West going North and
East this route offers unusual advantages being the shortest
All rail Inc between New Orleans snd the celebrated water
Philadelphia New York and Boston, the North genet-
ally and the Canadas
Exempt from malarous Influences
This route from ceasnooga to Lynehburg rayerses the
passed for healthuness purity of atmosphere and grandeur
ton ts trains in the gentemany
ing Of conductors all Of whom experienced 10 their
Baggage viii be checked through from Orleans to tho
F RiaEi e Rsd iesS f Rs Na~ eun
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office.
3. GiWfNGFiELD General Ticket Agent.
JOHN Z. MoFFbFT, rayeing Agent South
SPEED!,..~..,ooMFoRT,
OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest ROute from CinoInnata
To all the Eastern Cities, Towns villages and Stations
Express Trains from Cincinnati East, Il being the
Shortest Line connections are certain and passengers have
ample time for meals.
FAST TINE FROM CINCINNATI TO
Boston in "a hours Baltimore in % houra
Albany n 2 hours Washington City BOZ hours,
BsE foh Il fod hG fffs9H ssRPg h Il hours
Pittshurg in l34 hours. Crestne in hours
Wheeling in Y hours. steubenvls in II hours.
GAINESVILLE in hours. Columbus in hours
Four Daily Eastern Trains.
s. NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS. 9 l. N. EXPRESS
NIGHT EXPRESS Modern Sleeping Cars By Night Traina
The 7 }. y and li4O ?. N Trains leave Sunday Night
Baggage checked through
~ T6E2ngh tickets sold at all Ticket ocos in tbs
Ask for Tickets via Cincinnati and Columbus
Il Py4 " ST TAPER General Ticket Agent
GEN MORGAN L, SMITH General southern AGENTS
CAPT. g. W. y; BROWN, NeHe'" southern Agens'
GIN II B. BROWN, General Western Agent.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAEERoAD-THB
Eastern and Northern cities
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South
:. Baltimore-49 hours
Philadelphiao 60 hours,
For through tickets sppy Office of the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship dGmpsny Ot Common street and az
Railroad also at the Illinois Central Railroad depot Cairo
General Superintendent. 6hesago.
General Passenger Agent Chicago.
b. f. LONGLEY,
General sOuthern Agent, New Orieans
A GEMGY OF s0UTHERN PACIFIC
April The condition of this enterprise Is such now as
70 Justify any holder OF its stock in protecting It. has
smaller stock Lat than any railroad company in The south
VIM have by LIST September ~ miles of running road with
ne new company for onshaf the call by April inst DO
tut oh. H. s. FULKERSON Agent.
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DONTGHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April lst 1866, the on this
road will leave follows:
CITY. TIKI LAKE..
o'clock A. NJ Horse Cars BIZ O'Clock A. NJ Steam Train
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champs de bataille, a etc dtcid6e coutre lie
sud par lie Dieu des hatailles ainsi III voulu
la providence, ct NJ, Davis, sur lequel lie peu-
pie comptait pour faire triompher les prinei-
pes sacres que nous cherissions tous est pri-
sonnier ct sous lie coup dune accusation de
trahison Sa grande anne ct ses vertus chrt-
themes sont la plus sure garantie qn'il Sc SOU
mettra sans mmmure aux decr6ts de In proyi-
dence, ct quill soft mis- en- hberte on condamne
a mort, il conservera pur, par tous SEES actes,
Fhonneur de ses eoncitoyens ct ne cessera de
faire briller les vertus, lie courage, la gran
deur ct la resignation du soldat ct de fhom-
me.
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~ roINTs NoRrH ANp EAsr

For information and Through Tickets apply at the
TICKET OFFICE,
In the RotunAa of the St. Cbares Uotct
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TRANSPORTATION.

MOBILE AND GREAT NORTHERN
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G. WILLIAMSON,

NJ. Austin, president, au nom du conit6 DIES
impressions, fait lie rapport suiYant sur lie bill
de In chamhre No so.
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JOURNAL oFFIOIEL.
cnAMRRE Dies RnrREsENTANTs
CHAMBRE DIES REpRRsENrANTs,
Illndi. X ftyI,ier 1866.

SESSION REaUITERE DE 1855
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A GE&CY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
n RAILROAD COMPANY, 70 Union street New OrleaRs
a SSPs condition Of this enterprise such
most valuable charter in exsence owes less money and has
smaller stock st than any railroad company in the South
WIN nave by LIST September ~ miles of running road with
more graded Holders of cid stock comply with Of
ne new company Tor onehR the call by 18th April
tut on II. s. FULRERsON, Agent.
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Always on hand Marble and Slate Bed TABLES with Kava
nagh and Deckers PATENT CUSHIONS Also all oths,
articles in his line
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Russ ST. DOMINGO BITTERs-
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ASOELLANF NJUS.
IT RICHARD,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER
1870 st. Ann Street,
Between Burgundy and Rampant Streets
NEW ORLEANS.