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General John 3. Magruder.

The story which has recently been going
the rounds of the press" relative to the des-
tuition of this gallant gentleman, is set at
rest re- by his Prospectus of the Mexican
lines, from which we make the following
extract
-, Since the death of the lamented Henry
Watkins Allen, late Confederate Governor of
louisiana, his friends have requested me to
continue its publication. Accordingly have
conducted it since the first of May, 1866, and
should be happy to number among its sub
Scr6ers my friends in the United States.
,"fhe paper will not be political, except to
advocate the Administration and particularly
ue reconstruction policy, of President john
son. sn 1t will give the news from Mexico and
all parts of the world, and will, like 'Galig-
f Ganls Messenger contain the best articles
IRON IN every influential newspaper.
We welcome our old commander to the
s sa'1orlal fraternity, and trust that he may
nuu his new field of labor full of honors and
rewards.
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Virginia Intelligence.

A recent fire in Richmond DESTROYED Zine
frame buildings.
The Governor has pardoned John Champin,
sentenced to the penitentiary by the Hastings
Court of Richmond, for murder.
Sales of tobacco in Richmond were Is
hhds., from 81 70 to 500; one tierce at
So so; 20 boxes at from SIS 60 to SIS; 33
hhds. at from S. to $50 ~ tierces at from
Sc to $165; II boxes at from ST. 45 to
SOB. There is little tobacco coming in at
Lynchburg
Two lots of new wheat came into Rich
mond, and sold for So 80 and So
The papers of Petersburg, Lynchburg, the
Valley of Virginia, and Fredericksburg, all
speak of rain as abundant and most refresh
ing. In this region we are furnishing for a
shower
Professor Schee de We're and wife were
stopping at the Mansion House, Aley andra,
a day or two ago.
The authorities of the Freedmen's Bureau
recently arrested a respectable gentleman
Mr.. James R. Anderson, of Henrico county
on the charge of having chastised one of his
"domestics. Mr.. A. was thrown into the
Libby without trial or investigation. Mr.. A.
is still in a cell at the Libby, though we are
told he has employed counsel, who, we hope,
will sift the case to the bottom.
The Oakland Memorial Association OF
Louisa county, lately gave dinner and con-
cert at Louisa Court House, which were very
successful
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TIE MAIL on THE SEABoARD RoAD.-The
Suffolk correspondent of the Virginian is in
error in stating that the mail has been dis
continued on the Seaboard Road. We learn
now from the Postmaster of this city, that
such is not the fact-thoughit is stated posi-
lively by "A ="
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS FROM

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS FROM
NORFOLK & PORTSMOUTH.
nN AND AFTER THE 10th day
" of July the Omnibus and Baggage wagon Of
the BatiEste Steam Packet Company, GOLD
LINE" will convey passengers from Norfolk and
their baggage, and the baggage of the Portsmouth
passengers to the Baltimore and Richmond stea-
mers FREE OF CHARGE.
Those residing in Norfolk, are requested to
register their names, the name and number of
street at the store of Messrs Ludlow and Wilson,
Main street, under the Atlantic Hotel.
Those in Portsmouth, at the store of Thos.
Scott, Esq, High street.
For further information apply to
Capt. R. B. Wright, or Mr.. Dan'l Knowles,
Passenger Agents, Norfolk.
Mr.. D. c. Ball, Freight and Passenger Agent,
or Mr.. W. A. Wood, Passenger Agent, Ports
mouth.
THOS. Fl. WEEP,
jy14-tf Agent
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TO LUMBER GETTERS AND WOOD
CUTTERS.

4 LII WHO WISH TO e M e A r. K
N in the enterprise Of putting up Saw Mills
and Cutting Cord Wood, will call attention to
the following notice.
The writer of this notice, owns a large tract of
land, in the County of Norfolk, and known as
Forks Patent. 1t was granted to Gen. Washing
ton after the revolution ana then granted to Col.
Fork, by Gen. Washington-who was nis abide
camp.
1t is situated miles from Norfolk and Ports
mouth, and containing from five to SIX thousand
acres. The Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
passes through the centre, and the Seaboard and
Weldon Rail Road through the North end of the
land, and Goose Creek ear the centre, which
empties into the Elizabeth river at Norfolk, and
tn forms the Elizabeth river with the Eastern
branch, forming to Hampton Roads with the
James River, thereby giving free outlet to the
ocean-which gives free access to all the markets
of this Country and Europe.
The character of the timber, both for Saw
Mills and Cording purposes, is very superior
And to all capitalists who wish to embark in the
lumber business, would advise to call and get
further information.
Ny terms are liberal.
JOHN D, MYRICK,
jun30-1m Norfolk,
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MASONIC HoNoRs.--The various lodges
will meet this afternoon, for the purpose eff
paying the last honors to their deceased broth
er, Henry Moore. Mr.. Moore was an old
citizen and highly respected, both by them,
and the brothers of the ancient and honora-
BILE fraternity to which he belonged.
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N IHANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. M. j.
ssoGARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer,
~, tpt copies of Northern papers in advance of
s sae mail. His establishment is No. Main
;sueet, opposite Bank street, and the latest
pufnals may be had at his counter.
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THE DAY BOOK.

- an this city or Portsmouth, desiring the
Psrso"B ooK left at their homes, haze Il pro
p a,riv attended to BY having their nsmes left q;
our uroN EMNRRsoN. Auctionesrs, No. 40 CraW-
ford street, Ports,nouth;
torTay-WEsKLY DAY Book containing all mat
The of Importance in the t'Oo dags issues. Price
s0WSrKLY DAY Book ,oiH be mailed TO Country
me t".cribsrs at the small sum of One DOLLAR, in
Sj g",ce. It ,oiH contain Editorials, a full d.
ae l If Ne.os, Book Notices, and stems of Com
gss"'cial and Agricultural intelligence. No pains
NO ,rnsnse oiU be spared IN making Il a desira-
o. 81 companion for the country fire side !: and
90 'on, he increasing patronage, 1t commends IT.
LIZ LIZ cs good medium Of country advertising
Wv he community.
I%,Gto",amunications for the DAY Book stust BE-
Aa .o',Ssnticated By the names of the writers.
a g" Letters containing remitanees of n1oneg tor
Az ~. office, must be registered.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. e. PHELPS,
No. 5 Commercial Ro1C.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
III NO. 5 FREEMASON STREET AT AUC-
TION.-0n FRIDAY MORNING, the goth inst.
commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at resi-
dence No. Freemason street, general assort-
ment of
PARLOR, CHAMBER,
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
embracing the usual variety.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
jyl8-td Auctioneers
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MEMORIAL BENEFIT LAST NIGuT.-The
Opera House was well filed last night, to en-
joy the entertainment given by the Thespian
Club, for the benefit of the Memorial Associa-
ton. The most popular feature of the even
ing was the banjo solo by S. n Gregory. He
sang the "Privates in the Army" and con
to Richmond" In the former he introduced
an allusion to General Stonewal Jackson as
the ''Private's General" who would never
send private where he would hesitate to go
himself This brought down the house with
rapturous applause The ballads sung by
Harry Melville, were received with much
qualification. The general performance was
good-the characters sustained by Mr.. Swank
were we'll sustained. He must, however, en-
deavor to get rid of the capillary gesture or
twitching, which mars his action Messrs.
Melville and Gregory are attached to the
Music Hall of Cohn & Co., aud were volun-
teers on the occasion The funds realized
were about $3.50.
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jun30-1n
W GOD.

WOOD
IT WILL SELL FOR CASH,
FIVE HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD,
HARD AND PINE WOOD STANDING.
Said lot of Wood is convenient to water and
of the best quality. For particulars apply to the
undersigned at his residence on Washington
Point.
jun27-1m GEO. I. HODGES
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a
Cap,
Auth.
John ;.
ings Bank.
Gilbert G.
tional Bank.
@. L. Cole, Pl
G. H. Rowland,
John D. GordM
Joseph R. sprstlsy,
ings Bank.
Aduisors
Charles Reid, Preside1
W: T. Harrison, President,
ings Bank.
G. Burruss, of Burruss,
Bankers.
George sangster, Esq, J. e. Ba
L. Hill, ESQ.
@- City and Country Insurance
character taken at lowest current rates,
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, co,
Main and Commerce streets.
LTRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLA4
4 INSURANCE.
j. G. D E M l N G ., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
n ati0nal Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va.
las- Life Policies, Fire Polises on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes ana
Hulla Of Vessels issued a this AGENCY al tISa
J. G. DEMING, Agent,
Office, Dsmipg's Insurance Building,
,z ~ 2S;s% Cor Cor .! Main and Commerce .!3:
INSURANCE AND TRUST
go M p "A n
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED, s25o,oOo
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
Simon Stone W. w. Wing,
George sangster, Cicero Burrnss,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples,
W. H. Barry.
8. S. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
VIM. H. c. ELLIS, ESQ.,, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPAN
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing 4 per cent. interest on
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods.
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
1st., and JAM ARY LIST. Interest to commences
ten days after deposit, and to ten days prior
to withdrawal.
Will discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appertaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited;
Discount days. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
= hill ~
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may31-1y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
rENHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO
contract for about 1900 feet of Oak and
Pine of long lengths, for which liberal prices
will be paid, Apply at Nash's y ard.
iyl9-iw N. NASH.
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General Naws

The military men are said to be down
upon Congress-they say, Congress must not
adjourn and leave fire in the rear
1t is rumored Congress will not adjourn
till after the meeting of the Philadelphia Con-
vention-the latter can hold cut longer than
Congress-new then ?
An effort will be made to bring up the de-
feated tariff bill.
The war between Congress and the Presi-
dent wakes warm-the Radicals claim to be
stronger than they pass bills over the
Presidents veto
Thad Stevens and his party are making
desperate efforts to prolong the session.
The attack on Mr. Painter correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, by Mr.. Bever-
idge, within Congressional grounds, the House
has ordered Committee of investigation.
A fire occurred in Washington by which
800, 900 of property were destroyed.
Patrick Coleman, an employee of the Globe
Office, and Charles Clint, barber in Washing
ton, have died from sunstroke.
Seventy-6v dogs were killed in Washing
ton by the police, and two mad dogs which
had bitten children, were also killed.
From Beaufort, s. c., the accounts of the
cotton crop are fat.ering-the crop will be
the first for many years.
The prisoners at Castle Pinckney have not
been surrendered to the civil authority, which
is regarded as surprising, in view that assur-
ance had been given that the President would
see that the writ of habeas corpus issued by
Judge Bryan should be otsyed
There has been large fire in Chicago de-.
stroying property to the amount OF 8, 100, 000
Judge Bryan in the u s. Court, has deci-
ded that the existence of peace and President
Johnson's proclamation of April ID, declar-
ing the suppression of the "insurrection" re-
woke President Lincolns proclamation of 1868,
and that every citizen is entitled to the writ
of habeas corpus.
The johnson men of Tennessee have called
meeting to be held at Knoxville, on the 2eth,
to select delegates for the Congressional dis
trict Of East Tennessee to the Philadelphia
Convention.
fire at Charlottetown, Prince Edward 8
Island, destroyed one hundred builclings-loss
100000.
revolution has broken out in Gonaives,
Hayti.
Theirs have been several cases of sun stroke
in Baltimore
All persons who have been imprisoned six
months by military Courts, are to be released,
excepting those under sentence for great
crimes. The President desires to abolish
military tribunals in the South.
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BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No. & Commercial Bonn.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, COR
NER OF FREEMASON AND DUKE STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the 25th
day of July, at IL o'clock, NJ, will sell, under
decree OF the Circuit of Norfolk City, and as
agent of Mrs. Alexina Page, that very valuable
FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated on the corner
of Freemason and Duke streets.
The Dwelling is substantially built of brick,
contains eight rooms, and 10 in good repair, with
q comfortable Brick Kitchen attached. The Lot
and Garden are well enclosed.
The above property is well known as one the
most desirable residences in the city, and needs
no elaborate description.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash; one and two
years credit will be given for the balance lequal
installments), the purchaser TO give bonds, bear
ing intere st, ana the title retained until pay
N emit of bonds.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Commissioner,
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS.
jy1l-td Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOT ON CATHARINE ST..
Immediately after the above sale, we will sell
desirable Building Lot on the corner of Catharine
and Avon streets, fronting 40 feet on Catharine
street, running back so feet.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON WILL
LIAM STREET
After the above sale, we will sell valuable
building Lot on William street, adjoining the
property of j. B. Smith, Esq, fronting 80 feet on
William street. running back about lao feet.
LEIGH BROS & PHELPS,
jyl8td Auetioneers.
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The TENANTS MEETING.-Th meeting
was held last evening in the City Hall, to hear
the report of the Committee appointed to
communicate with the landlords on the sub
ject of rent reduction.
The Chairman OF the Committee stated, he
had sent circulars through the Post Office,
but had received replies from only eight
The reply of Mr.. A. F. Leonard avowed
the right of reduction, was in good spirit, and
wound up by expressing a desire to fall upon
some plea of collecting arrearages.
Mr.. Loyal declined to reduce, as in his
opinion the rent he charged was not exorbi-
tant
Mr.. Cowper only receives so per cent.
more than before the war, but nevertheless
would favor a reduction in ALL
Mr.. Smith had already reduced his rents,
which announcement drought down the
house, He had reduced them before the
tenants meeting was ever thought Of
Mr.. Umstader was not aware that he re-
ceived too much rent-consequently could
not think of reducing now, especially as his
charge was only so per cent above the rates
he had charged before the war.
Mr.. Grandy would be content with six
per cent. interest on his real estate invest
ments He was now receiving less than four
per cent.
Mr.. Griffith did not receive the difference
between gold and currency in his rent charge
The Committee were thanked for the per-
Torrance of the duty entrusted to them.
After remarks by several gentlemen, which
evolved no means by which reduction could
be effected, a Tenanto' Protective Union
was proposed-a meeting of the same to be
called in five days of such as should sign the
the roll of members. j. NJ Freeman Esq,
was chairman, and James F. Milligan, Esq,
was secretary of the meeting, which adjourned
to meet at the call of the President.
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PICKED UP.

FOR RENT.
GENERAL desirable rooms, suita BILE
~ for the accommodation of small families, with
board.
Apply to MRS. G. SEGAR,
may2S-tf Cor. Main and East St.
FARMS, FARM AND TIMBER LANDS,
FOR SALE.
4 L A e NUMBER OF THE
IN most fertile farms in Virginia, together
with immense tracts of Farm and Timber lands
for sale cheap.
Address KELLUM, MOORE KING,
Eastville, Northampton Co., Va.
or r. A. KING,
jy16-1m Washington, D. G.
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nROPOSALS FOR BUILDING THE
bridge across Deep Creek will be received
until the 9th day of July, 1866, according to
the following terms
When the bridge is one half completed, one.
third of the amount will be paid in cash; when
the work is completed, the remainder of the
amount will be paid. The contractor will be re-
quired to give bond with approved security for
the faithful performance of the contract. For
further information apply to either of the under
signed committee. The plan and specifications
may be seen by applying to Francis Ferebee at
Deep Greek.
T.. H. HALL, : Committee.
JOS. G. BALL.
jy1s-t27
nATENT LAID SEINE Il WIN e,
assorted numbers, for sale at the New Hard
ware Store, No, 2 Commercial ROW, near the
ferry.
jy1s ]. G. WOMBLE d 90.
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Tubs prime New York State
ID Butter by steamer this day for sale by
DAVIS Dc BRO,
jyf6 Rowland's wharf.
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Iby '' -DN l1lD'' ~ 'A''
Y11 MORRIS GWATHMEY Il co.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-22

PRoF EssroNAL.-We invite public atten-
tion to the card of our venerable and esti-
mable fellow citizen, the Hon. j. J. BURK.
Judge BugKE's long residence in our
midst, and his we'll known ability and ex-
nerienee in matters connected with the
legal profession, render it superfuous on
our part to say aught in the way of intro
ducipg him or recommending his merits
to our readers here or elsewhere in this
Judicial District or in the State.
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Ice HousE.-M essrs. Week & VALID
K1RoH, the well known leo dealers of our
city have purchased the large ice house,
formerly the property Of Mr.. w. D. MANN,
situated on Main street, near the river.
Those gentlemen intend storing their pres
ent capacious establishment with continu-
GUS supplies of the best quality OF ice, q
large cargo of which, from the West, they
are expecting to receive in the course Of q
month or so.
This will be good news TO our citizens
and others at distance, who during the
heated term can't well manage to get along
without an article which is as necessitous
for health as it is luxurious in point OF
comfort and refreshment.
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PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE AND REsTAU-
RArr.-After o short suspension, Mr.. VIC
TOR CALvAYaAo again resumes his old bu-
siness in the restaurant and boarding house
line. He commences anew in the building
adjacent to the one formerly occupied by
him on Lafayette street, where he was SO
we'll and popularity known as one of the
best caterers ever known in these parts.
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vAR1ETIEs OF SrooK.-See advertise
ments of Mr.. julius G. BosEL, whose
floors and shelves groan beneath the
weight of an immense variety of mer-
chandise. Among his late replcnishments
of stock are itemized as follows: English
Axes, with helves, Choice Cuba Molasses,
Choice Whisky, Landreth's Garden Seeds,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
FIN A N CIAL.

TUESDAY MORNING, February 20.
GoLD-Closed yesterday at 1855.
ExoHANaE-New York sight, A@L dis
count. Sterling, 144A@1451a.
BANK NoTEs-Bank Of Louisiana, 49@50
and 5l@52c. 70 dollar; Louisiana State
Bonk, 1870 and 1904; Merchants Bank,
1905 and 1880; Crescent City Bank, 80
085; Union Bank, S3@85 and S8@9o, aud
Bank of New Orleans, s8@85 and $4,000.
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~ Mr.. leblanc, Auctioneer, has for
sale some valuable city property--a sketch
of which, handsomely executed by our
talented young fricRd, E. COURIER, Civil
Engineer and Draughtsman, may be seen
exposed in one of the windows at LIE
BL4so's Auction Room on Third street.
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rSy- Planters and others needing the
services of an efficient machinist or engi-
neer, are requested to give their attention
to the card Of Mr.. ALE. GIBBENs, IN our
advertising columns. .-
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COM nj E RCIAL.

TUESDAY MORNING, February 20.
CorToN-O ordinary, Ss@S8c.; Good Ordi-,
nary, 4o@4l; Low Middling, 42@4S, and
Middling, 45@46. =,
SUGAR Inferior, 1215c.; Fair, 14c.; Good
Fair, 14148l4Ac. V fb.
MoLAssEs common, roc; Prime, sOc.;
Strictly do, 92Lc. y gallon.
FLouR-C Common, 80 so; Fine, IS 95;
superfne, SO 85@s9 so U Dbl.
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Icy Messrs. w. wv. McMAIR d Son ad-
vertise for sale $40 acres OF land adjoining
Greenwell Springs, 40 acres of which are
cleared, the balance heavily timbered. A
chance for bargain for somebody.
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WALL PAPER.-See advertisement OF
Mr.. JAMES MoVAY, calling attention to
the fact, that he has just received q very
large and elegant assortment of Wall Pa
per, of the newest patterns, at his store on
Third street.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED wishing 10 close their old
books, would respectfully request those who
are indebted to th EN- either by note or open &C.
count, to come and make some settlement or other
before the LIST Of next March, otherwise their
claims will be handed to an attorney for collec-
ton. LARGUIER LANOUE,
Corner Of Lafayette and Florida streets,
feb1O-lm Baton Rouge.
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FOR DIST. ATTY.

Mr.. Editor--You are authorized to announce
R. w. KNICKERBOCKER, Esq, Of b.
ton Rouge the present able and efficient ineum.
bent as candidate for reelection to the office OF
District Attorney. ..i.f
,sh2os FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
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FOR CLERK.

Mr.. Eizitor--PIease announce in your paper
,he name Of JOSEPH NEFHLER, the pres
ant efficient olerk for reelection TO the office Of
Clerk of the Fifth judicial District, at the ap-
preaching election.
feb22% MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR SALE.

PLANTATION called "Magaolia Springs" thir-
Il teen miles from Baton Rouge, on the Green
well Springs Road 1be acres land, so cleared and
under fence with Frame Dwelling, five rooms,
out house, kitchen, stables, &c. Also, 80 head Of
cattle, ON favorable terms, by
W. w. MCMAIN Il SON,
feb13 Real Estate Agents, Baton Rouge.
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JUST RECEIVED.

I0nn BUSHELS of the celebrated Branon Cot
JUUU ton Seed, five pod, selected with great
care In the year 1865, by J. w. Bryan and II
Badly, beth well known to the planting c0mmu.
nifty. Sworn certificates will be produced Of the
genuineness OF the seed and when raised.
#.- Il. III. GREENLEAF,
feb6 with Archer Henderson.
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Mr.. Eatsor-Please announce TOM HER
NANDEZ, rs ca ndidate for the office OF Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
e,hoo. MANY FRIENDS