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Proposals.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
n. 4 c. and n. A n. ". RAuRaknE.
NAsHv La, TISS April Dc, &c.
CEALKD PROPOSALS vii be re,eiTtd A. this
- once until y M, Apui sab. for Saving sros-5
Ga me OMAN W Rsiirusd The Comuaay have
ron 100 % loeo cords a four foot wood 70 Be-
cu.once 10 two, and parties mskiog PROPOSITIONS
sre % furn 81 The necessary msch.nerF. men. A.
The Wcrk 10 be psid fcr monthly on he Eneipssr's
eel rsie; one tenth Of TIE snogni due coutrsefors
q q wthh "a ulti completion, 70 iusure rfroe,t
o. coutrarI The coalpsny rsssrre he right 10 re-
Jet any or al BIDS.
-..-.. WI. P INNS,
apfite-id 6enera supsrintendsnt
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The appointment Of Mr. Henry A
Smythe TO the Colleetorship at New
York, gives general satisfaction to the
leading presses Of that city. The radi.
cal Tribuns says
Mr. Smythc was never much Of O poll
ueian, belongs 70 no ewing, no clique, aud
had very httic political support. For years
o prosperous and AZ lcnEthan eminent nier-
chant Of late leading aHd successful bank-
err MS backing was almost wholly from
business men, aud his selection rejects
erefit 90 The President who mhde 10: The
more that bis leading competitors were con-
spicuously strong and 6t men.
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The radicals are abusing the Presi
dent-some Of them, for there are hon.
CRADLE exceptions-For.releasing C. C.
Clay on parole On the other hand, all
just persons applaud the act
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rudge UnderwOOd's Decision an

EfToTs
In an important case which recently
came before Judge Underwood, he de
cided that he had not the power under
the Peace Proclamation to grant the
writ Of habeas corpus applied for. It
will be seen by the following dispatch
from the Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial, that the
United States Attorney General has
reviewed the case, and given an opip
ion adverse 10 the decision of the
Judge:
In view Of the Presidents late proelama-
ton considerable attention has been given
10 the decision Of Judge UnderwO0dJ in
Alexandra, Virginia, lately, "a the Gaze Of
hOmas Javins, petitioner Tor writ Of
ho5Cas corpus. in May, 1865, Javins as
saulted a colored boy named Frank Beal,
aud ID the assault the boys leg was broken.
Javins was thereup0n arrested by General
Slough. In October Beal brought an action
for damages ia the Provost Court, Captain
R r. Hambrick Judge, and recovered $500
damages; the Court ordering Javins 10 be
The discision wss approved by General
Augur, and a few days since was carried
into execution by the arrest Of Jayins, and
his conf cement in the stone pen, in default
Of payment Of the judgment. he then pc
titioned the United States Distr ct Court
for q writ Of ha5edS corpus 10 release
him from confinement. The writ was
served on Captain Hambrick, who
made return thereon that be held the pris-
onfr by authority of the President Of the
United States. The prisoners counsel re-
lied up n -First-A former conviction Of
General Slough. Secondly q writ Of ju-
risdiction Of the Provost Court over a case
Of this nature. The respondents counsel
argu' that the return Of Captain Hanbriek
was conclusive, and on it the prisoner must
be remanded to custody and, second, that
il the return did not preclude the Court
from going further, the Provost Court had
jurisdiction, being the court designated for
the trial Of these cases by the Freedmen
Bureau, in accordance with the rules and
regulations Of the Bureau, approved by the
PRECEDENT. Judge Underwood decided that
the writ Of habeas corpus was not restored
by the proclamation Of President johnson,
aud that the return Of Captain Hambrick,
that he is held prisoner by authority Of the
President, was conclusive, and the Court
could 60 behind il.
Tee prisoner was accordingly remanded
to confinement, under the sentence Of the
Provost Court.
The whole case came up yesterday before
Attorney General Speed, who gave an opin-
ion adverse to Judge UnderwUOd's decision.
Whereupon the President to-day ordered
the re ease Of the prisoner, and writ Of ha-
beas corpus wss sued out.
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1t hiss transpired that the Presiden
rendered the New York Collector
ship to Hon. D. S Dickinson few days
before he died.
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Contents:
1.-THE CLAvERINGs. BY Anthony TrollOPe.
with sn IllushaHon)
Chap. Julia Brabezon
Hilary Cisvering 0hooses h's Profess
sion.
Iu.-Lord orgu.
H-GIANTs, DWARFs AND FAIRIES.
HI.-CHILDE HAROLD.
" CHAPTER FROM A NOBLE LIFE
Y.-ARCHIE LOWELL By Mrs. Edwards.
Chap. LA V. mpire Brood.
n--he Honorable Frederick Lowell.
m.-Brue Aux Yeux BIeus.
VI.-SPBING-lss6. with an Illustration by Oar
ley.)
VIA WINTER WITH TIE AMERICAN PERL
PATETICs.
VIII JOHN RYLAND5 WIFE.
R-NEBULE:
Private Theatricals.
The Rebuilding Of Psrif.
Qusker Dress.
New Partisan Styles in Ladies' Boots.
The Glove Trade.
Toe Words Fair Building.
. The Prince Imperial.
Inc opening illustration, by barley, is one Of The
bsst from the pencil OF that artist. The other fall
page Illustration is copied from design by dis
tnguished English artist. Both If these illustrs-
tons are handsomely printed on tinted paper.
THE GALAXY
May be ordered 'or sny length Of time desired, ct
the rats Of Is cents number, in advance.
1t viii be sent to subscribers POSTAGE PAID.
Specimen copies sent on receipt of 25 cents.
Ad treas THE GALAXY,
sPr2O-st No. SO Park Row, New York.
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Hon. Milton Brown and Gen. Jos. z
Johnston are candidates for the Presi.
dency Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
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DR.. McGILL'S
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE.
What every MaH, Woman and Child
should Have.

NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
THIS Medicine hiss been tried the two last yesrs
Of the Cholera, snd hes proven TO be tbs best
preVeafative; sud the public may rely on its doing
what DR.. McGili ssystt win.
Tbs Medicine is warranted 10 cure Diarrhes,
Summer Complaint, Pains ia the Bowels, and q
give immediate T lief 81 th~se Symptoms Of Che
Terra Printed directions are on every bottle, with
the age and dose. The Medic ne is pat up IN two
different sizes OF, Price 81 90, CT SIX botes for
Any person sending s. BY mail. win receive six
bot les b. express.
We are now ready 10 furnish al those who may
eall At he Office end rooms Of DR. McGILL, over
YoEk's Book store, Nashville, Tenn.
aSrl2i--3m
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Gen. e. T. Beauregard has been
elected President OF the New Orleans
and jackson Railroad
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made to me as Trus-
ID tee, on the 26th Of April, 1852, and duly regis
tered in the Registers Office Of Davidson county,
in Book So, PIP As, 431, ] VIII, on SATURDAY, the
oath day Of March next expose 10 ublic sale, on
the premises unless sooner disposed OF at private
sale. thst valuable lot extending from Market 70
Wafer street, in Nashville, fronting about oae hun
dred aud sixteen feet on each street, and knoEn rs
the Bishop Miles Property. A pan will be prepared
B, fore the sale. Terms, One third cash, and the
residue in one and two years with interest Notes
with good security required, aud lien retained.
febl0td jHO. o. EWING, Trustee.
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and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE gensrAny.
The attention o. dealers Is respect lIiy oa'led 10
our iarge and vel asserted sSock. which We odsrnt
the lowest market ra'es
Spris-sn soNETA6 4 BE66s.
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IIiI:IIE:IHIIfII;I

UsE AT 0scE. CIorHE3-MoTHs while ehrysslids sre
cheaply destroyed All druggists Fell O. @. HAIR
RlS s CHAPMAN, Facturers, Boston.
apT2o--th frisAt
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Postponement.

THE shove mentioned sale is postponed until
\ SATURDAY, the 2lst day OF Apd next
mar25-td JN0. o. EWING, Trustee.
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Papers Lost.
Notice.

A n e'eciion vii he held on Wearesdsy ssth
"a inst 81 the ueice q Foster, Allen a. NJ
North Chsrry street.. srcond foor, Tor Prcsdeut.
Iii ectors ard Treasurer q The Broad St--et
Bridge Company, 70 serve for tbs ensuing tgeive
months A. ". HUTLFR Sa-qefarv
euriIII-fd
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excursion TO New York Cifyi
B ULLARD's PANoRAMA

Takes the Spectator miles through the Streets Of
New York oity, faithfully showing the Blu
sness, BustIe and Confusion
-..t If citv iffs
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FRIDAY Aprll ~.
The House was called 70 order al 3 o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Phillips.
NEW BILLss
BY Mr.. Mullins: To authorize the Gov
ernor TO employ e Superintendent Of the
Capitol. Passed.
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made difference Of s257, 900 in the last half year
receipts quite an important little item
The revolution in Spain scarcely excites ren,ark
small Importance to them who whips, although !
think the general sympathy is with Prim mere ~
account of his military reputation, perhaps, tn,a .
feeling with regard to the cause ~. as nav
tains, No matter how high the waves o. w. ws tine
surge in the mother country it will pc iohs
before its ripple reaches our shore ...,,oas arc
Some of our old Confederate acquan,anoSYee oai;
here en- route for Brazil, Mexico, anu o IN. ISLAND
ties, while few have settled ~ ,n.ai w boTgbt
Among the latter Gen Ioom M ni Best of feeling
however. prevails among all classes OF ~ arsn
who never could resist the temptation o. ngruns
together abroad, no matter now nsiu sA -
speetve sections are Wy H. carn;valn the eul
| Next Sunday commences the eaflssai, wy - w,
,;netion af onr winter festivities any Of your
cit;zens. wish to see the corso On = shlail Soaie
lid them come and my WORD ior H. ehey WI, no
,aorat thar trit We have at last, good motel
fegses uss4 The Santa Isabel par excellence, the
4 ah;onable, and one where they can 1--we Without
being nauseated with Cuban meals, or racked on
Cuban beds. ~, -.
;nfarmed people from there all unite in taking q
bnneful view of Maxmilians government. They
~ il Is administered with skill and foresight, and
tnat he is daily gaining both strength and popular.
ity. 1t is astonishing how the accounts Of actual
visitors and residents in Mexico differ from the
reports published by the United States press. It
seems as though the entire editorial staff Of Amer
ica let's its wishes run away with its Judgment on
this question. For months past it was reported
that the French were reducing their force in
Mexico the direct contrary is the case. Trans
ports are constantly touching here loaded with
troops for Vera Cruz day one arrived with over
five hundred on board. French officers, en- route
are plenty at all times upon our streets, and as fai
as signs 90 it must certainly look as though Max
contemplated a permanent residence, unpalatable
Of not as It may be to ris. His Chief Chancellor Of
State, NJ. Eloin, passed through yesterday on his
way to Europe He is q Belgian and said to be q
man Of great diplomatic capacity; and 50, adios
HAROLD
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II I IIH n u
| s : 49,, ,s.....t t,sinsss begins to i'm
Editor M O ,,.,. ,r,a,,nt
prove mere =, s;,.s sailv from New Orleans
Of lnershaudise res eseg Sasts ,,rss norton of
by the various lines % gosss -
which is sold Y Sc WY w A'Ass' H.,
Capt ~ ~ " 80, 'no
Corps, who mas peeh On 't'a. ,hS p''ss
before general couse uarslal ioi
ms government iohds 70 ms own use' feoeivn,s
Srihes 81 money sathsstc' hotsss, ous
ses, 1Aas II,
oenced oy '1e couis " oiAe se". q
the Tennessee State Prison and 70 pay : nhe q
ven thousand ooilars' whicn sehtenoe nas pesn ",
proved oy een' ~ oou eoMinaluns
OF Alabama. and ne mas 'oeen ssns tne.o uiiue.
guard. Inc next ASSISTANT ASSIST 9nar'etlasssser WY
viii pc tired by the court y Joha e'ewar.. .of'
merry Ghief AsQ. ". q lae pepas'hlen' - 1Aia'
nama, upon neariy the s,.n1e eia, ~. :
Brig. zen. =. 4. ipehpssy, wing mas poen -
command Of tne pos. OF Mobile having psen nus.
tered out 81 W. service, WI. Dawso -
united Sta.es 1as @ :.
The small poA Is On the qecrea ass = .'s
very severe On .ne lieeonen anu y
Colonel fiemng' tne ADS usael.,,
gent q ne Moohe ana opio ~ b,n5re5
we teWalu ts u ' =" ant ,vho
DOLLARS ior Inc " last Tues
placed sne = ~ M MI ~ sS 81
gay y evening " " s.g bsralv1 patroniz
AZ, niasslienss nasea K ssab;la Tbeatar. that
go tne past ~ ~ ,an plavinp one
enilehs sli ever known in
oI Ine mos 81 Al the time of
Moolie. AZ hls ss ,,osted at the Office
guy only standing places could
WINDOW s.a'i1s n ,,laved SIR Jobn Fail
~ ~ Y i. j ~ vpor a If old and his Mons.
sIans VIII. w Nh ;tself N,
Ms.ls. s.rsloscI,,s f;rand Italian opera Com,
No.. - s,,n, T. crowded honses. every seat
paIs III III 10 bang taken nm IN Monday
s.' .apan;nes thev nerforn Al the
49,. ~ 1srn.,, here tbev 90 To Montgomery to
80 *. ctata fatbars ana tba c;tizens of that
III. 81 800 e 1ybat oood mns;c 10 II bas
r',ss one thing thats amnsements Of a high
e 49, IA, II vel, natron;zed
M - fnas assessea v Aavor Withers
~ AZ ,,,orth 4 Jannarv gamonnfed to l,s7s 20.
se,,,;.,, IN, i M "A 1vas. eol1ected ,ss
i; ls 1r lnlley te mast week
= ~ ino,an,encs & tba weather ana the
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OFFICIAL

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPAiissIcMeEsi' I
I y IN r fJyTI7Fs75 i New Orleans Feb. u, lS6 = Z
WHERFAS. application has been m i,s as,c IA
w me by Jules beaumont for the caneelns OF MS u
l. bond dated May IS ISIS ior tie Of $1,000 signed
by Jules eaumont principal and Henry Leanm9h s,n oo
signed by Me SAND persons aboves the CONDITION 81 sse
being for the faithful performance by said juieS hca
mont OF his duties auctioncor aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persona interested IN the
described bonds to show writing Mt the office ho
Secretary State within ninety days At the last publication
o this advertisement why the said bonds should not DO can
celled aud annued. 49,, -, =.
February D. 1866 and of the Independence OF the United
''''''' ''"r,..,g , J. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor: 20
j. II. HARDY Secretary OF State. tgaG .jgn WI
BUREAU DE L1KsNGurIr, ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA
- --.s.ss Nonyele Orleans le 9 feyrier 1856. }
A TTENDU que Jnies I.eanmont s'est adj
IA apiourdhui moi ain do faire annuer les eau
I'm cauonnenent date du IL mai 1855 dc la do
sgne par Jules Leaumout principal ct Horny
Leaurn ont CONNIE caution. -,
70 I'm cautonnemeut en- date du 10 Jnet loV ue Ia meme
summe ct sgne par les mcnoes personnes d..
es etc ouri e dit Jules Lean
mont pour la hdele execution de devos
teur-- F{: q" $500 ,1 a.
dayor fare connae par ecrit bureau du
re 80 qu suivront Ia dsrnere publiea-
ton les rasons pour letquees les uis3
cautiont eents ne seraient pas cancees ct annules
Dome signature OF 10 sceaux de tat, &c sSiemo
jour de evrer D. 1866 ct ID ene dc Independence deB
hsA'''oA ''' ]. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur
- j. H. HARDY Secretairo d Etat. :, LI-. n
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THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERCHAN.
disc will sold public auction according law

THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERIDIAN.
disc will be soia at public auction according law,
tsn :;.sss ss:a
III csSo II case sample e.urers' Wool and
Thresd By G D Hysr, from Ha ss g., .,, ,,
Ramirez--l Trunk, dozen chidrens cloth Caps trim.
seases Soda Water bottles to 6 dozen each. l.d q
b SslG M 1slde II IN bad Sad pt order
small box and bundle Cloaks, and small box Hair Pins,
sNos y and 76a about 200 vos3 French books by
sg;at, lsSm H Tx no and ,s..
Wheeled Clocks, Freaeb h. By sGst from HAVE
" L-No 5i2-l French Books, by Cardenas, from
Fsrrisrel box "a packsgss,) Smoking Tobacco, by A
bags Sewing Cotton in balls, damaged by Harriet Wood
E MNos and p boxes Dr. Krchaesser's Patent Medi
epss BY St St G FL ss.,;s tf2m HsvEs
Fellows Co Race Boat g feet long, aud pair Oars by
Fellows Col Race Boat a feet long, pair Oars by
Trunks Clothing Personal Effects, damaged by jacob
f E-No. 3d. box az doaepo Rhensh Wine, by R. D.
BGNos 1 70 boxes az tiles each, Dinner Cordial,
G.No: 20 boxes az jars sach, Fruits in juice by
IT p1N2 81 essk Porcelain BY Kate Dyer from Haye
ET and HI ta rs ssn IT, I zoo a 5 49, $751;
Ec-No II case Hat Blocks, by Fanny Eater from Mar
G-Nes go to ssS cases each - large brass wheeled
d D sMo LOO case Books, oniteu and Beige, 50 and
P-Nos and 81 boxes az bottles each,) Wine by A.
No l6-5o bbs (l2 bottles each White Wine, by A
Pho s0ot-1 Chess and Draught Men and Toys by
Thos Howard, from Liverpool. :
WI Co-No II case Blank Books, leather bound, by
American Union. w -77'
~ Of cases gas Chandeliers and fixtures by A. F.
Dill pkss bottled Ale by Cornthian from Liverpool
pnSos WY and s27o-2 cases Patent Medicines by
" mo. 327l-t Patent Medicines, by Cornthan
Grown MOL ST. box Tin Plate by John Carver from Bor
deaux.
JG-No 4al-l case Toy Drums by Magdalena, from Havre
II tons estmated) Quassia Wood sticks by Lavenia
from Grand Caymen j 4 -
Mill marble Tombstone, BY Portland from Liverpool
VIA cases Earthenware.
1000 b Cork Wood, in slabs.
Brown 6bl Coal Tar, by E. G. knight. from Havana
B. Hallet, from Bordeaux.
J W-tcases Statuary Marble. .. DI ...
So cases Almonds .f
| CT case Orange Flower Water.
A Gil case Fruits and Nuts FT
F-No. Al German Books.
SPearson-l box Rags 60.
steward-Nos 200 3l0-2 boxes Books and Paint
| RF Il Co-5bbls ESTIMATED 90 gaons Whisky -. w.
EB-s casks Wine. ... ..-.. t
DST-1 cask
AZ WI
il bars Flat Iron
bar Railroad Iron .1|l" N-..... ... 3D.
bundles II Hoop Iron
p-No l2st-f boxes az bottles eachS Wine Borxenbery
U s Custom House. Collectors oGce New Orleans Jan
3, 1866. '''r
POSITIVE sALE-WIrHoUT RESERVE.
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~
z stfSssss "a e ! II Il.
- y 49, ~ - =
.-os--
rxxr srATH Of LOUISIANA.
= -.
,vrr,,yrcr, . ,TTp,uIcf, FrpprIARy IA 1855.
I.u...saa rnsenlsenee., :
-s ssss & &. B. - i. M
III oin aNDss.asw q = '' winter ESQ.,
~ ~ III rets.rneS ram New YORK where he has
engaged three hundred Germans as iahorers ~. on
As plantations il ths Felicianasi e srgsy Of
= i,,s5s sSsss Isl. preparatory ID put
ting ia laife CROPS of have roy h s n:
whether he intends casyatlng any ssae and ex
.sna y sgeh h 81 o II srTicultnre, Ne are in
cIined 8 lie belisf that he will not devote his en-
Nne Interest," n Nh et e9 n ss III
een &c wSak sS4 ~ xxx 4 iar more Ger
49, a. sno ~, 3 Tars lcrs five Our low lands
s.s ~, 800 iatSrsied 81 nature for the production
=. h;cn nave heretofore been made to
49, called king Y
&e5s2 Sf}5{k ufhers We xnticipate much from
a. nsssfial IF labor, which has heretofore been
{ "a IBason RouEs Sugar Planter
~. r,a,. u ~, Is,sr 4,
~ I. ~ e n
$3.50 z sns An,ss PVT ons' esars H. ho,,v Il
e rscossEy =, wasen 49, aloA ~ p = :
soi- Forno y NE tme e .ne 'ase
engraved on lie inside 81: The .case Presented by
t 1laa Tow Bsal Company e s s0sh "
~. - y "A ~ ~ III - 4
i64ysss s ss ss 4. asss.
s1.is q ..44., ~ 80 81,
l.ss "a y. n,ocnrs lahorers hone 10
- q,
80 = good rlop ~ sasal. 4, sFssS
Tha ssme paper states that the small pox pre-
vsils a,sons Tie freedmen Of Thibodanx # Il
-. ss3l1 rs ~ LIZ. IL.
6T fKATolAssA - ne Bayou sara Ledger says
the prospect f6r cotton crop is encouraging, a.
4sa1I hsnl1s III tAe country have rome to work man
fully Is augment liz prosperit II ills parish.
IS. a,s,s ,,,.t tbe
s sne ~ snaH
editor y Eqiiering from the prevailing disease 81
inpecIaaiosity. \ SSsssss MI 8gl Eat5S
0ha.ss e chsnve Il, thsaa NV when tie bene4
No. M tea - cst ~ soSn Of rIfiing ten
seert I'M l,sh s,;cs5c dsnarfs and ike the nae
SsSss sounds Id our ears
III Z wseE III. Afterwards IN
:, q - Sd 49, 7ss 81
4ne LeageE noticsa ~. asllsal HOME y oos
Wiskli1s ~ sayt
Tie Gs*eraex kiveS ~ rather discouraging news
relSaiy6 u tEe "a sissien cf Southern members,
HsSays tk1rea 81 no hope of their admission this
se1zicss AaE tsi
~ INT paper says:
NJ I'm dat The ffeedmen Of this parish have
xole ~ NoE 4, Us y general thing, very well.
I'LL more than was anticipated some time since,
from the backward manner in which they were.
contracting. Il the negroes were left alone to be
governed BIZ civil law, instead Oh de buro,
they would he far more Industrious and efficient
a1sA pnaer tne present unse ttea state q alalrs'
TERREBoKHE The following items are from the
Civic Guard
a,s.it6ax 81 sa;a II III ahn,,4
[ II 49, ha 1,;,+ Y;
II III III "a 4i;s ,,t sd No. f
3saS H. 4 Yyected k nlaEe 1 sSo;.wee,v
tr;,,s a,ccsss j., "A,
~ III u i.
the NV Courthouse. II viii probably be ii.
8 = e = nase y. = sas oassnsn
ss ~ -,
.S,ssssd t ~ tb
sstlons: NJ 3 ~ T Ss f'
Ls Nesehasebs statesi that there is great NOR
4alitv xrn6nu the negro ehiIdren.
5s;.,-,S, ssssa NC
all.a.e1l ars piay
ing sstIhe G1od Aattfed Man ~ Plaquemines.
4 NAHpHI1ocHRs.---T The ferry at Grand Ecore hos
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Is Il u. II. w MI HVIV az UESf4ON UEb
j. d. WALTON, Auctioneer, - sg
Office, No At Carondelet stree /, corner Of Union.
THURSDAY, February 18th, 1860, mt IL
O'Clock the Merchants and Aaetonesrs Exchange,
Royal street, will be Sold .
LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Apollo,
First Bacehus and Philip street. and desgnsed Us Let No.
plan No ST. lot measuring 10 feet 10 inches and lines
front Apollo NOV Caronaee street, by depth OF III feet
between parallel lines. ~ II
Upon this lot there Two Comfortable Twostory Dwelling
Houses and wosoy back buildings In good order and well
arranged for two small families. a. H. "a 40 80, r.
The house FIRST street is rented until lst October
1866 possession of oher will be given LIST April next
n TERMs-One half Cash in u s. Treasury notes balance
ct IL months credit with u cent annum interest from
date till paid with mortgage The buildings TO be kept fully
vendor until final payment - 1t1 -g.gt.X5N Z
Act Of sale before rma sarke, noarie public at the ex
pense Of the purchaser t%f 4'a @9"t III Tr. 'il'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-14
. II. HARpY, Secretary of State.
BUREAU DE L'ErrouTrr, ErAr DE Ia Lours

BUREAU DE L'ExEorrIF, ErAr Ia LOUISIANA, !
fouyeile- Orleans, lie IL janYier 1866. :
A TTENDU que Gabriel beaumont, encan-
teur dams La dOrleAn sest adresse
ourd moi ain de are canceer lie sulvant
Tn eantionnement date rs jauyie 1865 de la
de Sl00 signe par Gabriel beaumont principal
jules Tuyes CONNIE caution
Ce cHuonnemen etc fourn le dit Gabriel
la dte execution de devors
Avis consequence dome toutes les nte
davor faire connae ecrt bureau
tsire Eat dams les 90 ours qu suiront la dernere pubc
ton do cetto proclamation ratOns esquees 10 dit
cautionnement serait point cancelle ct annpHe.
Dome signature ct 10 de lEtat la Nouves
Orleans ~ auyier d. ct la 90ieme de Undergraduate
des Etats- unis
W. (Sgne): J. N. WELLS,
Par lie gouyerneur. = = = rss 49, ..,.