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81 8iie, WfrS Siauc 2ambert, WiB Bteirsr, DliB
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Satot @stser, Garl @enk, Sob Sans, SObn $
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8 0ti9ter, Obs SpsBt, Sob $ Strpmtera, Gbs
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Ofarcns Silberitsint Srb 9 @saler, a3iegIer
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Ru perfauIen:

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522 New Sc fsD gSenue. bimibo
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Sir 8ierbrauer.

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bier uhe Vie eiuseri@tet, tn etnenl tt- btR6enbeen @tSbte
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420 G ctr, H3neb2p2mlm
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0nelifber @pradbnnterri6t

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srtbstls 10 breimal uS8eatIi6 nuterri6t im SPreten,
Seisn Hne SHrstben Der eushf1eu Gpra&e.
aninelennSen Ssiebe man mSsti@ft baIb 81 ula@eu. -
DsotRsun9eH: 30 OterteltSbrlt@ i'm @craES aablbar.
>. Manner, SO @ermanHr., 3
s. 3mtlren 3otOarns nub Gutatphr.
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Uer(GDNt unO qeIuC6t.
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81. 8erIdn9t:
Gin tetiger Saneiter fam arbeit auf gBOGe Ober AMI
Gtad erbaIten In WtartinaburS, D2}a. 3u melben BEL
Gr, @tcruI, l96 Qerir stoufr. mia
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q 81 IS q

@altO. &ceft1id5cr SauDereim Mo. L.
Dieter geresn BAT f8 U~UGft6noig prgauifirt unS iibsr
$50 gHtbeiIe nnr gelelGuet. GDer bteiem neuem Ban.
5erein teitretea mil, III etugelaten Gonneritog, %. Sob.
Gbenss I utr Eel 0tp6narf. $50. 249 in alce ann Ctr,
81 erI6etnen. Die geeee tpersen ~pprseIegt perhen unb
baS @ini6rei6egetb In gmrfang gencm,nen. SIN @uftrag
@ep. @rm1tng, prop. PrEi.
iniep) sos. Braun, prop. Gefr.
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@reiSFampf.

9eate fdnb am @ctUnlac Der otelbelprOnene
TauRtanpf 3pii6en Miife Carr ron bter unp
M. 8. @btte Gus Baltimore ltatt. SIS muir
ben a 0anee eemaGt, mad WeI4en @btte
gum Steser vrtlart wurpe.
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Rxrorts Yesterdnr.

ST0N-Steamship Texas-565 bbls aour
dries
APALACHIcoLA-Bark Alice KelIey-234O
BORDEAUX brig Carriere-t5OoO slaves
HAVRE-Bark Nettie Merryman--l7l3 bales of
cotton 1900 slaves
CIENFUEGOT-Br schr Flying Scud-601 bbls
corn and lot Of lumber
BRAz0S SANTIAGO-Schr Percy-99 bbls of
-four 30 kegs lard 30 bxs candles 50 bbls whisky
49, 900 feet lumber
M0BILE--Steamer Mary Conley-2 hhds sugar
8 bbls whisky and sundries
ST L0UIS-Steamer Lady Grace-97 casks gin
443 bxs behring's and sundries
ST LoUIs-steamer White Cloud No 2-IO67
bXs sugar
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New eEaaa aaag eteseen. seaag #leelna aaa H. l89G.

Brown &eo9R Luoket CO. Hoe. HOGAN 4 p Sf
$TH \ NJ Allen p &by SECS II j zuntz-
10 4 i Eio%ef5 morn In 40 Rchardson-ll do to
i 1 NJ MerT''-t ~ 9'e IS & Scherck-1 do Warren q
Ora%I2 qllI 4 ~ ec, Easy &co-6 Byrne Vance 4
Go-S hiIi rs " VAaanberi1- GOO feet lumber
BaketGlu,V, q do W D Weayec-l5OO do to W NJ
G 5i. %co.--S bbls turpentine A Hinkle &oo-3
PEGS PEGS sho'es E Gate &co-2 horses ] mule l car
cattle 10 order-rota 407 bales cotton
N. u, o. & G. w. R. R-May l0-1 bales of
99Gtop 10 bales moss j Cailouet-23 do Hy Tete-
= ENDS sugar A Mitenberger-sundrtes to order
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MEDICAL.
ME. RURIN DU BUEsso 90

AR. RURIN DU BUEasON,S DIGESTIVE
X Losenges and Powders of the Alkaline LactatesThe
Laetates exercise the beneficial influence over
as Of Digestion either their peculiar action
on he mucous OF the stomach Attending 10 t+
latter through their combination with the saliva to the
juice asuppy Of Tactic acid which all English french IN
other fhysloogists admit TO be essential pncna al al
geon FOR the information Of those may be without
aavee may BE stated here that the symptoms of i'm
eFania g9sts gastragia heartburn, wind in the stomach
hu po@e ioss Of appetite, evacuation, All these soon
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline Lactates which
may be always had in iozenges or powders ~ '
General depot IN Paris tiiRIMAULr co IS Cbensts 10
H. l. u. Prince Napoleon, 93 rue Riehelieu = "
In New Orleans, at DUC0NGEis, DELOCHEis GuIT
ltlIlA and ~ uannhE ~ - Ne---
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eu ORIGINS 9ailg QEreatert.
&c yelIv DIG redarosue.
81 eEoRan AnNoLp.

sTwas 4 iollv old nedap6gne long ago.
Tall and slender. and sailow and irv;
HIS form was bent and his gait was slow,
Rnt j wonderful twinkle shone in his eve .
And he sang every nichtsas he went Ia he'd
~, al ns r. baupy down here below =,
rrba Iivinr sl,npd live thoIlgl the dssa he soo J,
said The ioIly did pedarorae long 400. '''-'
He taughe his scholars the rule of 41,ree
Eeasinr and vrTitinr ana histoys, 4no.
He took his little ones m on his Enee
And The wants III t5e Iittlsst chil5 M Rnov
. Learn white vo,l're yonpo IS Ia oFtsn said
stThere5s rlTch III n, tbis 1sTid haioyv.
lie forI The liyiney ana gss. 80 III ssa5 ~
gaid 4l,a inliv ,SiS ,,o,sa $500 I'-sna
sSi' ~ ~ W. IOAs "sS'
wish aha et,,n;a4v4 No. ~ ae Il on5 oooi
Eyaals;,s dt,f,s =; -. ~ "a. $3.50 q A''-''
The roil ,sss br1iy n III scboal
M Sr5 rs 90 g ~ ,,sr III honea
pas;5es 4 Is aisi " son,sfines said
We ssoSld n,ss tie nIessant down here he.
1c4g 1s'AN
sTba l;g;,,o mad charity more tban the dead J,
s.;s Nv isiIs SgS sJl oss,i, lon a,o
Af.e - 9oA' ~ FSN'''s 40 ~
H. 54,,o5;, 4I,S gs.,psa b,, The l,avvtborn lona
Win rosas mi TToo5bine over tbe door
Fss Z s1iSst F s 5saf,rt 49, hal5 49,
NJ J3a 10 Inn foresat Ia ,Jss ,Ia "a -
asTl ~ s;ttle s,llas I So Il; ~ SH@ S0VA
si4nd ,syssiards ana ,iyes bora ba,
Want lrsta os5er ~. Ia,, az 49, !,
SUI ssolly IA - 80. 80 o. $3.50
1StS ~ VSu9, ions "s''
pnt III ,laaso,tos+ ,i,,,as +I,o4 Il l,adofa
Wers he soca 5onIs s ela saS e u o u "'
rTlH - ~. Is
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BAxoU MAooM.

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENsAs PACKET
Leaves saFt RpAY, I2th inst. at 8 Pm, +
EaS ia You MACON AND LOWER TEyF.s
r. fh5 hElt 1rat NHsserEpr paCket Carrie TsonIp
tslu dT'eaee masle- Sam Whytp clerk viii laays Ss
i9Yt ~ tut ~ Cr0ckstts Point Warsaw Chesterfield
5iS5Hs 9et bayou Dahl, Monticello, Poverty Point
~ y sn" ~ intermediate landings you Macon and
~ nSaa' 'St Ile2Ehi gr passRge apny on board to
p g me-. ~ pONOHUE, Itbo vpttuulls street
y 80 4e 1a5tte o9le stands in All Vices In lie civ
1s iti, vsu g,s to a points Bayou Adc5u and Ts
Y1RG4NIuS @. DENIED, Alyertisj-,e 8ssnt
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imports Yesterday.

NDIANoLA AND GALVESTON
Harlan-l6 bales cotton j D Blair &co-59 bbls Of
pecans hhds do 2 ties do l case do Adams eco
s cases pecans B Preau-S32S8 in specie to Citi.
zens' Bank-S359 do 3 j Hart 6co-SI5O do Geo
Humphrey-Sl00 do West & Nettleton-244 head
stock and sundries to order
MOBILE Steamer Louise-3 bales cotton to
Stevenson q Mayo SKIS peas F Cozant-12 hhds
fish Fish &co-sundries to order
BORDEAUX-Brem ship Hansa-Brandy, wines
and sundry mdse to order-9 passengers
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Brig Edward, Doty, 10 days from Matanzas, to
master, with 32l hhds and 40 ties moiasses to
Puig Bros
Brig Golden Lead, Langthorn, from Cienfuegos,
to master, with APO hhds sugar 70 ties do With
erspoon & Halsey
Nix schr Neptune, Ribas, from Havana, to master
with 125 hhds and 100 bbls moasses to order
Schr Pinkey, Simo, from Havana, to Jos Kelley
Bark Oak Ridge, CHM, from Sagua la Grande,
Bark G " Horton, Packard, from Cienfuegos,
Br schr Constance, Parson from Matanzas,
Sp brig Des Magdelenas, from Boston
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N. o., j.. a GIN. ". R.--Alay 1913 bales og
cotton J & g Cromwell-l7 do Nugsnt &eo-55
Payne, HunG 'ngtou &eo-2T Walker L snydeF-l8
S 3 AicGoaic0 sl8 Piitohard-2 Sykes 4 Conlsy
] Carroll, How &co-6 " Bheeless &eo-o8 ~
: Bauett-l3 v a Sykes--I2 Pitcher & harrow
81 r Powel-20 1 Adalas-G5 " 3 Thompson
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Below-Comfns IN,

Ship Tecumseh. Spanagle, from Liverpool. March
l6, to Marcy Meggett & Maury, with 7495 SKIS
salt and 800 gunny bags
Ship South America, Bayard, from Cardiff, 25th
January
BIZ bark Boaz, Rathburn, from Bristol
Br bark 0din, Carrero, from Cardiff 24th January.
Schr Ringleader, -, from Ruatan
Bark r Rollins, - from Havana
Bark W & Horton, --, from Havana
Bark Oden
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to FaiTclough sec
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SlariNe SntGtligente.
CaEsGENT OFFICE, No. ~ CkgP STREET, Z
Friday, May IL, 1866, !

WafSNhNE UYFIEBt NO. = VKsR aEIIIGEl
Friday, May IL, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Lockwood for Galveston,
Halves a. Bowen
Steamer Mary Conley, English for Mobile, Master
Steamer Lady Grace, Burke, for st Louis, Master
Steamer White Cloud No 2, Hopkins, for st Louis,
Master
Bark Alice Kelley, Kelley, for Apalaehicola,
Creevy, Nickerson eco
Bark Nettie Merryman, Rollins, Tor Hayre,
Lowell g. Bailey
Bark 7 H Armstrong, Lodge, for Cienfuegos., in
ballast Lowell s. Bailey
Bark Caro-, Beals, for Matamoros, in ballast,
Master
Italian brig Carriere, Carin for Bordeaux, Master
Br schr Flying Scud, Bryant for Cientuegos,
Master
schr Percy, Cops, for Brazos Santiago,
I Smaller ir
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nv Hrolk IN NTeerncI,nnr,.


Old pipe, now battered, bruised and brown,
With silver spliced and linked together:
With hopes high up and spirits down,
I've pulled thee ii all kinds Of weather;
Ana still, upon thy glowing lid
Mlu carving, quaint and curious tracing,
Beneath tke dust of years half hid,
The gigefia name mine eye is tracing.
When thou vert given, Wewere as one,
Who now are two, and widely sundered-
1ur teud the worst beneath the sun,
Where each believe the other blundefed.
No public squall of anger burst
The mooringa Of our choice relation
lis the dumb quarrel that is worst,
Where pride forhids an explanation.
Old pipe had then the smoky bowl
A tongue that could to life have started
knowing the secrets OF my soul,
I'D many a midnight hour impaired
Thy speech. perchance, had then reknit
the ties Of friendship rudely sundered,
And healed the fued of little wit,
IN which each thinks the other Numbered!
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ATTA.IG-APAS.

Steamer g, A THoMPsoN-NAT. WETWoRF, Ma.,e-.
CHAS. DUGHAMP and A. AMIRATI CierlLs ''"''eI'
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst nj 4 p ~
N'nA AIHAkAPAS, SIAIMSPORT AND TAND
on tne 4chaalsya river Pattersonyie Centreviiie
pIankn New Iberia st. Murnsyle and ali iandings on
sage apply on board or to % -o' 'ioisht OF pas
y1PSI5 n 9AR5IN Agent 50 Old Leyee street.
m - FdIhdlNlus q =DENTHEL, Adveftising Sgsot
dbheG a THOMPSON will remain in the trade 80 Nsai'
= MI AmirRti will be onnd at the fgot Of Cont str+
ready 20 receive freight - 'set NoH'i Streft'
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STEAMBOATS,,

Louisiana, Holeroft, from Louisville.
City of Cairo, Riley, from St Louis.
Nina Simms, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara
Madison, Remission, from Cincinnati.
Sonora, Broad, from Bayou de Glaize,
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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Arrived Yeuterdnv.

Steamship Harlan Lewis, from Gndianoa via Cal.
Brem ship Hansa, Wicks, from Bordeaux, March
23d, 10 F Stockmeye2d district %
Scbr Mountain Home, Harrison, from Tampa Bay,
to master-Basin
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sTEAMsRIps.
EsTON--INDLANOLA

GAIN Observation-Disclosures.
ToR GALVESTON, INDIAEoLA AND LAVAGA,
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th May, at A n.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. SCI
PASSAGE TO INDIANoLA 80
Freight Galveston Indanola and LaySca at Galveston
per tariff
FFegh delivered Lavaca by lighters free Of extra charge
The low pressure side-wheel steamship
... Harlan,
JOHN LEWIS Commander
WIN leave as above from the foot of St. Joseph street
For freight or passage apply
I. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills Of lading signed ut the Agents office
These seaners carrying the u I. Nails leave punctuay
as advertised
Coal Oil received in metal packages only
s87 steamer of this line will leave every third day for
above ports
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOUROHE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY At H., and every SATURDAY
at 10 A. NJ
Steamer j. NJ, sHARP-HENtY sTRECK, Master, JOS
DALFERFS CLERK - -
IGOR TFHEEODA UXVEIFR PATNTCOUpT
a Fla sapoeonyite, Donaidsonyille and all intermediate
coast landings-Wil leave regularly as above
The j. NJ, Sharp viii give particular attention tn coot
freight and passengers ard will continue in The trade pera
neEtiy For freight or passage apply on board
X Shippers, in all cases are responsible for ha pav,pn
Oh tfeSnt -. j. s. RELF Tch0uDitoulas street
r - YiRG1NlUS O. DENTAEL. Advertsrs Agent
Nsual % - 1et w 4-'eApVi' as
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a BUREAU PLAE.-A eba
fteedmen's bureaus eiyei, bg WY g run the
"a R9s eoss sao esg BIT 4 VIII sina IL, i
fofay generals and their 7stssss ny employment of
EaaigduaI saabo with Isee ,a ,,GIish every
pitched ont Of the window or otSssy, 70 be
Aney happens to seize him. wise, as the
himself with looking glass on III ea to for
vents II. NptH ne
q kFery freedman shall have secretnrv
8. Every tfeed boy or girl ghal! have 4 wars
robe.
d e, cry freed child shall have whatever It criss
for.
81 White Hsopie, whether free or not, must
behave the. Nseixes
0, AM pes VIC 81 every color, except red, must
vote.
4 Every ffes aliia male citizen Of the are Of
twenty one yeara OF 1ndei, ana of sound mind or
2lssrgise may V ailt aSe iiie gain that
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown and embark Mails
snd Passengers taking Cotton, and signing bills ading
here at through rates of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow Riga, Hamburg. Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hayre.
seerage passenger tickets by this bring
passengers from Liverpool Quesnsowa to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult,
The final port of destination may be either fixed on Qiup
the bills OF aing, declared by the holder Of the bill
of fading within twelve hours after the steaera arrival
at Liverpool thus afording the importer The choice Of
markets
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISE 1874 tons P JaHison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA 1887 A Finn, CAPTAIN
MISSOURI 1854 tons Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS, tons. Il. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tong Vim L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 Graham Captain
CAROLINA. .l6l tons. j. Hair5y, Captaa
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons. 49,. H. P p Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage to liverpool sl25 gold, equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsEEw & CO., Al Gsrondeet street
Congnees goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Ladng at the Office, pay their freight and obtain de.
livery orders for the same.
FOR LIvERPooL-sTEERAGE PASSAGE SEQ CUR
RENCY.
To sail on SATURDAY, May 18th, at s An
FOR LIVERPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
Cargo is being received at the Company's Wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing punctuay on
SATURDAY the 18th of May at O'Clock a NJ and to be
followed by the FLORIDA.
Cabin passage Liverpool slg5 in gold or Its equivalent
in u s. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
HUNTER ASKEw CO., Il Carondsst street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted to shippers
W. Bills of ading for this Company (Which can only be
signed will be had at the Agents Office as above.
The ALABAMA viii sail on WEDNESDAY, I'd May
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY. May 18th. at o'clock NJ
FOR LIVERPOOL - THE MAGNIFICENT
fast-saillng steamship
COncordia,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
Will leave above, from Post A, Fourth District
Cabin Passage. SIPS in Gold.
Storage .................. $40 Currency.
For freight passage having splendid accommodations for
cabin and Storage passengers, apply to
CREEVY, MCPHERSON CO..
Corner Carondeet and Gravier Streets
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MONEY sTonBS EHrnrx YEARS AGO RETURNED
BY THE THIEF. The Utica IN. Vi Telegraph
says:
In 1888, Truman Enos, Of Norwich, Chenango
county while IN this city, had his pocket picked
OF $3.50 Mr.. Enos offered large reward for tie
recovery Of the money, but without avail But
during the year 1916, thirteen years later be re-
ceiyed Sl00 by mail and an anonymous note. in
watch the writer acknowledged that he ana ano,
Lner person took the money aud divided it equally,
and inst the inctosed sl00 was intended for a par
tai payment, and he should ultimately nav the re-
malnder, with interest. He also added that his
seeoiinpiice was dead, and perhaps he ought to
pay t1e other half Accordingly, ia Ia63-seven-
teen years later Mr.. Euos received another ana
nymous note from one who wronged YOU out Of
Y, and three weeks ago he received another
The last letter was post-marked at Utica. ana Fan
ehus: March. is66--Sir: Imail YOU cash si50
remember the promise, although It was long
time since II was made. Hope you NAV live Ia
enjoy Il. Can you forgive? Yours tr1ly.n Mr.,
Enos y now eighty seven years Of age.
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FREseR EMBASSY AT VIENNA,
IffaYt.n tt.a... - rs Tger

No.. g-.ss-.-f. august <it 1000 }
rely - the letter You addressed 70 hiss Exccleney the
have the honor TO inform you that Professor
is nlaa Of high standing at Yienda; that he is
eaay much Thought Of and passes Que Of The best
slA'ese ~ germany FrERRET,
c Consul nd Attaehe to the Embassy
SenSsrai Depot IN PARIS, at GRIMAULT co.'s a me
Nleaeiiea In New Orleans 81 - - ny
anu = every good Chemists
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s3oNTRAcTs FOR CoNFEDERArE MoYRy. Hon
Sea' q clayton, Judge Of the special court of this
Jna.cla District delivered his opinion onlast We'd
nesaay relative to the validity of contracts made
curing me VAT for and in consideration of Com
l l money. The decision was rendered On a
Ri Whieh had been fled to enforce a specific per
tiollAsnce OF q contract which had been entered
ny aailng the war, the defendant in the eause
AAselng tnat the contract was founded on ali ile-
~ Soasidefauen, 70 wit: Treasury notes of the
~. gotllsaefata government, Judge CLAYTON decided
IN favor Of Tie plaintiff assuming that tIe yya
WIS q elVil War that as helliaerent rinbts had
Deeh accorded the Confederate roVernrasnt n Isd
lne power 70 use all the means At its Gamma "a 70
carry on the war, one Of which was t,s iss,,a,,ee
" scrip or evidence of indebtedness To 5,sTy rs
troops, purchase clothing, munitions ~ 1919 ~
NJ 5ese ny tle Time or space to more than briev
s.lle " wv polnss involved in this decision They
were all discussed ID an able manner iA'y
Inc last, and we think, the STRONGEST nosit;on
taKen by Judge Clayton was that III ygbic ~
lnesailty Of the issuance Of Confederate eori @
admitted for the sake of argument but ~ gli VIZ
ne commended that theillega act Of their ssnan"a
O. decided BY the supreme court az ma Ill.,.
States would only affect contracts immeSistaj,
growing out of, or connected with tbe iIstSl
aotthat this principle was fully established fhst
Inc present case before the court was in M vpa
'of manner connected with or tainted ly tbe iaes,
,os 81 lle Issuance Of said notes, the contract Was
aAegal and binding, and the court would be cUn,.
pened 70 grant decree for the specific perfer.
,Aaaiscs N the eontract.L Columbus Miss INDEX,
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j, DhER ". sHAIIow PLowiNG.4-A committee Of
" Illinois State Agricultural Society ia maxine
Aelr reports on farms visited by them saws
AZ laaklng our examination through the state
loek particular pains to inquire diligently INTO
n. o,asIeat modes Of cultivation and e observe
VIII 5e they we're getting big crons thew were Jona
nv sespi and where the system of shallow niow.
s sl s@s pursued they had light crops, Another
ezs Seea " win deep culture was that lie
than chen they pIowed sSaita,9 ~ I'VE aess eneet
sss +, a tast plowed deep, We found that he
"A s I'M " INN ~ aotsee to aect him ana W. ca s
four nehes " az 'aat the hard times lay within
40 ten inches soon ROOT them NO oa t. VINO poW eight
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I fFFAnE3 NEGEAW EFFTtfa qTf9gTsnTEes :, s.
~ Nessrf @Eipsglt Co.'S iodEed Syrup Of Horse Rad
isi ths lodhed syrup OF Horse Raaish Of MessTa G{
70, Shenists g IL / 4 Prince Napoleon, AZ Paris i
~ M eedanieus to Cod Liver on and the
lions as Wei as IN yafoes guetneous diseases Tse nuS
@i therefore read With great interest the anavtis ~ IN
aedcine by Professor ketsnsk extracted from IND
Jalran a. VIENNA a well as the letter addressed 10 Mas
Illmant Qo by his ENeeiency the French Embasssdor
tho high reputation Of this learned Doeor
Grmauit's IOised Sysnp Of Horse Radsh is not In ss
elementary aud caRsto state but in the odhydrc Ad
and Of organic combination similar the iodine coItaned III
Cod Liver OIL ~
4, twEneD VINCENT KLErzTNsKI,
Nhetcal anA@1er 10 the Law Courts at Vienna Hospa
chemist. l. ans K. pu WIRDES,
Professors Of Chemistry.
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IN ~ ORLEANS CHRISTIAN AnyO.
n ~, Ea she aesa Inst this we'll known Christian jour
IA s'a,hssa Methodist Travelling Freaebsrs ,o. ils
ssir,,. si.s,ppl ArEaasaa, Louisiana and qsxss an
an $500 . por aau5 III advance nrssc.
leans pgper 81 lV oehef New o.
eiass ne capse street ap SANS
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