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WATERING PLACES.

SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACES--BAY at. LOUIS, PASS
W Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
Camelia,
A. P. BoARDMAN, Master,
Will hereafter continue her Tr-Weekly trips as follows
THURSDAYS O'Clock A. E.
SATURDAYS, 4 oeockpM
Returning will leave Ocean Springs On
SUNDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FRIDAY MORNING.
All freight intended her should be properly labeled and
addressed patent direction labels can be got at the Office of tn
company and the Pontchagtran Railroad Depot one
hour before the passenger trains
On SATURDAY, positively freight will he received after
O'Clock P NJ. train
For further information apply to
COHEN N. SOFIA 10 Carondelet street.
FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY on the arrival Of
the NJ Ponchartrain Railroad train for Ocean Springs
and way landings; and every SATURDAY at p. NJ Point
charain Railroad Train, for Pascagopa and all landings
EOR THE WATERING PLACEs-rHE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole.
CHARLES WALKER, Commander
will leave above. For freigh: passage apply to
LEACH Il PERKINS,
corner of GraTier and Carondelet streets
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VICASBU RG.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at M

Leaves every SATURDAY, at Pm.
vICKSBCRG II PLACE OF FASHION.
LOB VtCaSRURtl, NATCHEz, GRAND GULF
Rouge Plaquenne Donsldonvie and all intermediate
landings The and swift running passenger packet
Eicksbur.s. T. D. Pratt, MASTER Work, Shaw and LUdwig
clerks leaves ebeVe For freight pHssnge apply
TITUS Il GwARTNEY. 3 TchouDItoulas street
The NCkSbr also YHznV packets and signs
through bills OF adlng Yazp0 City Greenwood.
VlRGINIUS G. DENT2EL, Advertising Agent
vICKsBURG NATCaEZ AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at5p.x.
Steamer GEN. ]. A. QUITMAN-J0HN W. CANNON
Master JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. McVAY, Clerks,
ETOR VIEKSRURE, NATCHEz GRAND GULF
termediate lendngThe fast magnificent passenger steamer
Gen. j. A. Qnitman, leaves as above
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at5P.x
Steamer GREY EAGLE--J. N WHITE, master, SAM
AYLES, Clerk,
EN8K SKIPWETH's Ian DENSs, LAKE. PROV
Il idence Goodrchs Landing Omega, Mllikens Bend,
Vcksburg NStchez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Bstou
Rouge, and all intermediate landings.
The packets freight and passengers for Mem
phs and YaEoo River with privilege Of reshpping on hrst
class packets at VickSburg
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
GEO D. HfTE, 81 Graver street, up stairs
A. BRITTON, 7 FIR, Mt Street.
S-The above steamers will take freight and passengers
for sunhower River with privilege of reshipping tina
VfRGINIUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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Below-Comln3 Up.

schr Dictator, --, from -
Ship Telegraph, Phean from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to f Fairclough eco
Bark Constant, from -.
Bark Arthur, Briggs, from Messina, with fruit to
A F Cochran
Schr J Williamson, Viques, from -, to R III
Harrison eco @
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| MILLER 81 GARD
| REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. Is ST.
| CHARLES STREET. NEW ORLEANS, La.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
they have opened office under aud style above
the trSnsaetiSn Of ~ business sppernning to RhAL
In this capacity they will Agents In buying, selling
leasing renting collecting rents paying taxes etc. and
will tsse charge OF real estate residents absentess
sissipp Arkansas and Texas.
Able legal counsel will be consulted all Of doabtuly
titles By prompt attention to all and strict
obedience to rsruc ons, they hope salts
faction Parties will give full description Of property that
wish TO buy, sell, or rent, with full Instructions
They have AZ present lengthy lis. of Cotton and Sugar
riantatons and City Property to sell and rent.
Orleans, La holm q MJJJ,ER
| p - s. F. GARD
Rrn,bsT Rsn1 Wells Gov Of La Pike Lspeyre
/ La b O. Humphreys, Gov of Miss Race Foster "a r
bee, Woodyille, Aisa " ~ 1851 A'N NN"a'A Ases
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CINCINNA ATT.

Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst, at 5P NJ
LNOY CINCINNATE, LOUI VILE, CAIRO. MEM
phis, and all Intermediate aDdngs-The superior passen-
ger swallow, R. NJ Wade master, leave as
above. For freight passage apply board, or to
JN0 &. HYDE l. CO., Agents,
il3 Common street
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L-AFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p NJ, and every SATURDAY
at loA.
Steamer j. M. SHARP-HENkY sTRECK, Master, JOS.
DALFERES, Clerk.
EOR TTHH PAtNTCOURT-
Vile, Napoeouvlle, Donadsonve and all intermediate
coast iandings-wil leave regularly as above.
The j. Sharp will give particular attention to
eieht passengers and will continue in trade perm
nently For freight or passage apply on board.
Shippers, all ponsibe for the payment
of freight. j. S. RELF, TchOupitor,las street.
VTRGINTUS G. DENTKEiI. Advertising Agent.
The Sharp will take ali freight through Lockport
usual,
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GAL VESToN--IND NOLA.

GAIL ESTO N--INDIAN
GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA
THE MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on FRIDAY, 9Th inst, at 9
P BASS e TO TO GAIyESToS,
Freight Galveston and Indauo two,rds of Galveston
card
EoR GALVESTON AND INDEANoLA-
The low pressure side wheel iron steamship
&c. Harris,
CHAs. FOWLER Commander,
Will leave above from the foot of st. Joseph street
For freight passage apply to
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of lading signed Mt the Agents Office.
N. BThe steamers carrying the u, Mails leave pune
tuay advertised
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON .............,..s2l
PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA ................. 80
Freight Galveston and Indanoln Galveston
card rates
To leave on SUNDAY goth inst 9AM
The low pressure, side wheel iron steamship
Austin,
WIN sCRIMGEoyR, Commander.
freight passage apply to
I. G. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of Iading be signed at the Agents Office
N. B-These Steamers carrying the U. S. Mails, leave
punctualy advertised
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NEW OKLEANs CMRIsTIAN ADYO-

RATION ROUGE ADVOCATE,
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
In the State, outside Of New Orleans
Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES
Subscriptions and received at the Office
or by mail accompanied by the CASH.
j. N. TAYLOR Prorr,a,.x
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP coMPA.
NYs BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL.
FOE MEMPHIS. CAIRO. ST LOUIS ANs
LOUISVILLE.
One of the following will leave as abovs EVERY
EVENING from the Company's wharf foot Of BisnvRls
street, via:
Pauline Carroll, w. Tx. Arthur,
Mary Il. Forsyth, IoIIie Able,
Atlantic, julia
Mississippi, Ida Handy
Continental, Olive Branch
Ruth, Luminnry,
Edward Walsh, Lady Gay,
City of Memphis, DC. S,yon
For freight, through tickets to all points North or
East apply at the Company's othcs, j. P. FITZGERALD
Agent
10. COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel
u. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at Pm
6sE Satehez: Baton Rouge and al intsrnsdIats land
Hransh, Il: Jones shs'sr CLERK viii
leave the 'o"pany' wharf 'fs # fssss above
l04 Common street, opposite the City
Through tickets to all Northern and Eastern cities sold
the AGENTS office.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
Leaves FRIDAY, April 9th, at P. NJ.
PRICES OF PAssAGE-To CAIRO $50 ST. LOUIS s35.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs-
burg At Baton kGg @ ooG o
did passenger steamer Commonweaith, Jas, Lloyd,
' Aren't Esss.
IT'D,
Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst, ats P. NJ.
FOR, ST LOUIs.THE STEAMER Vulcan,
ssspp as above For freight apply on board loot OF Lay
STEVENSON DOUGLAS 5 Front Levss
Leaves SATURDAY, 2sth inst, at JPN.
UNEQUALED FOR sPERp AND COMFORT.
FOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, AND ALL
intermediate landlngsThc superior passenger packet
Magenta,
T. p LEATERs, Master; ADoLPH MARTIN, Ciert.
viii leave for the above, rs follows:
Saturday, April 25th at Tuesday May 18th at 5p,s
Thursday, May 3ls P. Saturday, jane 10th,
Tuesday, July 3D. at S P.
For freight passage apply board or to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, Front street.
GEO D. HITE, 81 Grayier street.
vIRGINIUs C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
TELEGRAPH PACKETS
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave every THURSDAY, at5P.M
EOK ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
Sns s Of s sTgF a n 3 &sSs Ky
THURSDAY during the season Of 1856
Cabin Passage St. Louis ..............-. $50.
Cabin Passage to Cairo. ......,..,.... $45-
Atlantic,
ST. CLAIR THoMMAsSON Master; FRANK O. SMITH,
Clerk.
Mollie Able,
A. j. CARTER, Master: N. 7. CUNNINGHAM CLERK.
The above thoroughly re6ttRd regardless of
expense the old style boilers plan OF tile cabins
be and passage secured the Office OF the Company
j. P FITZGERhL Agent
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Exports Yesterday.

The brig Stephen Duncan, from New York for
Indianola, arrived at Indianola 2lst April.
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ICE 1CE.,....................ICE NOTICE.
Having resumed the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit
the patronage OF the public Orders left Depot
10 and q ST THOMAS STREET Junction of Annuncation)
or at my Office, FULTON and COMMON STREETS
will be promptly attended to-
A. W. BOSWORTH,
Corner Fulton and Common streets, up stairs.
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HAZOO.

vICEsBURG AND YAzno RIVER PACKET.
Leaves Vlcksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 PM
ETOR GREEN WOOD, LEFLOBE, YAZOO CITY
Il and all intermediate landings also taking freight
Tallahatrie and Yalahsa rivers and Green
wood with packets for irenadaThe light draft passer-
ger steamer E0ntess John Henderson, master Chss Fl
Crater, clerk, will leave above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
Fulton street
EHON YAXO0 AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS.
n The new and elegant pass niger pactet Warren
Belle, L. 7. Bnskett master. G II. Phillips clerk,
will leave Tickshurg every FRIDAY 5 O'clock
for Ssrtatia Yazoo city Tchua sden, Greenwood ITALIA
hachie river The Warren Belle permanent nstution
the trade and leaves regasrly above Those shipping
freight for the above rivers intended for the Warren Belle will
cpnsign it "care of Warren Belle, Tickshurg Miss ON
W. NJ. Wfliams's whsrISoat.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI. Advertising Agent
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. n, and every sATUR-
DAY at 5PM.
NOR RAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLA-
quenine Donaldsonvills and all intemedSts landings
Heno master, j. G. Lbano, clerk will leave q shove Re
turning she will leave Bayou sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY, For freight passage apply to
LEONCE BAYHI, l6 Bienvile st.
sbnperr are responsible payment freight.
VIRGfNIUS O. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA sIMMEs-W. R. GREATHOUsE, Master,
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at5PN, and FRIDAY At 70 ~,
+ Rouge Plaquen,ine, Donadsonvlle, and all inter
mediate landings the coast taking freight for all landings
on Bayou Lafonrche For freight passage apply board,
TITUS GWARTNEY, Agent mo. TcheupitouaR st.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR U. S. MAIL PACKET-TwICE A WEEK.
NOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Rouge Plsquemine, Donsldsonvie, and all intermediate
landings steamer La fourche, Baranco.
master New Orleans regularly every WEDNESDAY
at 10 A. IL, aud SATURDAY at P. NJ.
Returning leaves Bayou Sara every SUNDAY, at and
THURSDAY at coming down the Coast in daylight
vIRGTNTTS G. nENTZEL. Advertising Agent
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BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail SUNDAY, April goth, at AN
EOK NEW YORK DIKECT-THE FAST AND
Thames,
R. E. SWIFT Commander.
will leave her wharf, foot of ST. Joseph street. promptly
above.
FIRST Cabin Passage sou
steerage 81
For freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK,
80 Camp street, corner of Natches street.
FOR NEW YORK.
CROMWELLs N. Y. AND N o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, April 10th, a. Sam.
ZOE NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favorte steamship
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD Commander,
will wharf, foot of Toulouse street. District
above.
First cabin passage apply to
ALFRED MOuLTON,
Il 0arondele. street.
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A young Irish girl, who was rendering
testimony against an individual in court
of law said: Ct am sure he never made
his mother smile" There a compre-
hensiveness and intensity ofexpression in
this simple sentence to which we have
scarcely, if ever, seen a parallel. Such a
history ofhard- d-heartedness and depravity
was surely never compressed into eight
syllables before. 1t was true eloqucnce.
we read in an exchange paper the fol-
lowing "tale of woe:" 81 clasped her
tiny hand in mine, I claspcd her beaute-
ous form vowed to shield her from the
wind, and from the worlds cold STORM
She set her beauteous eyes on me, the
tears did wildly flow, and with her little
lips she said, @Gonfound you, let me 60 :"
Hope is the ruddy morning ray of joy,
recollection is its golden tinge; but the
latter is wont to sink amid the dews and
dusky shades of twilight; and the bright
blue day which the formerp promises breaks
indeed, but in another world, and with
another sun.
A down-east editor, in a complimentary
notice of a vigilant general, was made by
the omission ola single letter to call him
battle-scared veteran. The poor man
FASTENED to make amends in his next is
sue by stating that it was his intention
to have denominated the hero bottle
Scared veteran.
A traveller, stopping at q Western ho-
tel, exclaimed one morning at the waiter,
"what are you about you black rascal?
You have reused me twice from my sleep
by telling me breakfast is ready, and now
you are attempting to strip off the bed
clothes" "Why," replied Pompey, eff you
isn't gwine to git up, must have de sheet
anyhow, cause dey'r waitin for de table
cloff.
A young lady out West who lately COL
lided with an ice-bound sidewalk. remark
ed, as she assumed a perpendicular posi-
ton, ell have man to hang on to be-
fore another winter"
Attwilight every hen becomes rooster.
A military definition for kiss re-
port at headquarters.
What is worse than raining pitchfolks? ?
Hailing omnibuses.
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COffOUOrdIcu.
AS to Squire, that he got brandy, and
gave it to Cesar, is perhaps clear; in the
first story, he got it from Showers; in the
second, from some at his mothers. Pro
liabilities are that he got it from Showers.
Here an important fact is developed
Squire swears that, after he came homo,
he went to sleep, and never saw Showers
till next morning, and yet the first thing
Showers says to him, on Monday, is about
Cesar and the brandy; and Squire having
got it from him (Cesar.) How was
Showers to know that Squire had brandy,
and for Caesar, unless he had furnished it
himself? Again, unless Showers knew
that he was referring to matter known
to both Ed and Squire, his conduct that
day, in mentioning what they were tosay
about Caesar and the brandy, is impossi-
BILE. Note, too, that neither Squire nor
Ed express any aStonishment, or treat it
as lie. They accept the story as cor
rect version of what had actually taken
place. Ed strengthens it by coupling it
with another fact that took place that
evening namely, the visit of Peter Keyes.
A brief glance at the testimony Of AL
ley and Campbell. By them we show the
motive of the murder, and explain the
recklesness of conduct on the part of
those who committed it. The motive,
plunder; the horses and property; the
temptation and reward and the murder
committed by strangers, who conscious
that they were unknown, were careless
who saw them.
Every single fact, which is doubtful and
uncertain, is rendered plain and consis-
tent by this explanation.
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Just Received from N. orlz

just Recpived from N. York
ONE DOLLAR each, in specie or its equivalent,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Ear Drops, Box and Glass,
Breast Pins for Likenesses, Diamond Pointed Pins
and cases, Finger Rings, Medallions, &c.
For one:dollar in currency, pair of fine Plated
Spectacles with morocco case.
Merchaum and other Pipes from IS cts. to SD.
Best Italian Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings.
Metal Spectacle Cases and Spectacles Of all
kinds-Gold, Silver and Steel.
Glasses fitted to Spectacles to suit all eyes.
A lot of Fancy Articles, &C.
At wholesale and retail, Watch Glasses, MAIN
springs and Watch Materials, and Watch Keys.
Purc gold Engagement Rings.
Watches and Clocks repaired, and warranted for
twelve months.
Jegelry and Musical Works repaired in the
most approved manner. u.,
Just received from New York, Wheeler Will
sons Sewing Machine, the latest patent, including
gauges, hemmer, braider. &c., for S1OO in cur
rency.
Sky-Light Pictures,
AMBRO OTYPES, any kind Of weather, for Two
dollars, in case complete.
Ferrotypes or Card Pictures, 81 each.
Children double price, unless OF sufflclent age
to secure the likeness without repetition
All kind of Pictures taken and copied as above
- -" f''ees F. C. " BORSTEL,
No. 4, Brick Range.
n@g- Push the green glass doors, in cold weath-
er. =,
Dec IA. 1865 26
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Counsel commented upon the testimony
of Campbell and Alley, and then pro-
ceeded rs follows:
We have now reviewed the testimony
in the case. ] have shown:
That there was no motive to the mur-
der;
That every interest and motive which
the accused had was opposed to- the nur-
der;
That all the probabilities of the case'
arising from time, place and clrcumstah-
ces, are against his having been con-
nected with the murder;
That his connection with the murder
rests solely and entirely on the testimony
of one witness;
That the testimony of that witness has
been pure question of identity, with fee
BILE opportunities Of observation, is doubt
fnl in his own mind, and more than doubt
ful by subsequent conduct; and
That against this doubtful testimony,
is the full, directand positive proof of FIVE
witnesses that the accused Was far from
the scene of action at the time Of the MUIR
der; lastly,
We have shown, by unquestioned testi-
mony, who probably did the deed.
a
Even, if havo failed in presenting this
case to you, as clearly and strongly as l
feel and perceive it, still upon the review
of the whole case, you cannot have that
clear certainty of the guilt of the ac-
cused, which you must have before you
can enter against him sentence OF death.
There must be doubt, grave doubt, on
YOUR minds, and to the benefit of that
doubt the accused is entitled as was said
by the Chief Justice of Massachusetts,, in
the celebrated case of the Commonwealth
Us. Webster, 5th Cushing Reports:
aThc burden of proof is upon the pros
ecutor All the presumptions of law, in
dependent Of evidence, are in favor OF
innocence; and every person is presumed
to be innocent until he is proved guilty.
If upon such proof there is reasonable
doubt remaining, the accused is entitled
to the benefit of it by an acquittal. For
it is not sufficient to establish probabil-
ity, though a strong one, arising from the
doctrine of chances. that the fact charged
is more likely to be true than the-contra-
nv: but the evidence must establish the
truth of the fact to q reasonable and NOR
al certainty; certainty that convinces
and directs the understanding. and satis-
fies tie reason and judgment OF those
who are bound to act conscientiously .up-
on it,"
And, now, I leave the prisoner in your
hands. Our duty is discharged The
most solemn part of yours is about to
commence. You are to pass in judgment
upon the facts-to pass upon the life OF
the prisoner; and far beyond the circle
of those whose affections are bound up
in the life of that man will your proceed
ings be watched with the intensest ankle
ty.
We cannot forecast the future. None
of us can tell at what moment it may be
his fate to stand on trial before this or a
similar tribunal. To you has been com
mitted the administration of the law,
and in the measure which ye mcte out we
all have common interest. You are to
us the embodiment of power; be also the
embodiment Of justice.
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Lawyers, III
Physicians, lO
Claim Agents, lO
Real Estate Agents, 10
Insurance AGENTS. 101
Conyeyances, 10
Hotels according to rent or estimate
value of property.
sXAMP DUTIES.
On notes, for every hundred or frac
tional part of hundred dollars, 5 cts.
Contracts, appraisements of value
or damage, or for any other pur-
pose, for every sheet or piece Of
paper, upon which either OF the.
same shall be written, 5 cts.
Certificates, th 70 cts.
Conveyances, deeds, instruments,
or writing whereby any lands,
tenements OF other reality sales
shall bo granted, assigned or
transferred, amounting to $500
or less, SO cts.
And for every additional $500 OF
fractional part thereof, 80 cts.
Lease, agreement, memorandum,
or contract for the hire, use or
rent of any land, tenement or
portion thereof, where the rent
or rental value is $500 per an
mum, or less, 80 cts.
For each additional $500 or frac-
tional part thereof, SO cts.
Mortgages for any definite OF GER
tain sum of money exceeding
slOO and not exceeding $500, so cts.
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding
$1,000, s1.O0
For every additional $500 or frac- K
tional part thereof, in excess of
$1,000, 50 cts
Power Of attorney for sale or trans
fer of any stocks, bonds or scrip, 25 cts
Power of attorney or proxy for vo-
3 ting, lo cts
Power OF attorney to receive ercOi-
lect rent, 20 cts.
Power of attorney to sell and con-
vey real estate or rent, Sl.00
Power of attorney for any other
pur1ose. SO cts
Protests. Is cts
Receipts exceeding $50, 2 cts.
Warehouse receipts not exceeding
$500 10 cts
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding
$1,000, 20 cts.
For every additional $1,000 or frac-
tional part thereof, 10 cts.
LEGAL DOCUMENTS.
Writ or other original process by
which any suit is commeEced in
any court of record, 30 cts,
Where the amount claimed in a
writ issued by court not of re-
cord, is S100 or over, 50 cts.
Upon every confession ofjudgment
or cogncvit for 800 er more, 50 cts.
Writs or other process of appeals
from justice courts or other courts
of inferior jurisdiction to court
of record, 30 CITE.
Warrant OF distress where the
amount claimed does not exceed
800, 25 cts.
Where the amount claimed exceeds
800, 30 cts.
In using Internal Revenue Stamps it
would be well for persons to remember,
that they arc auired by law, to write
the initials of their names and the date,
in ink, on the face of the Stamp, SO as to
prevent its being used again.
just Recpived from N. York
ONE DOLLAR each, in specie or its equivalent,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Ear Drops Box and Glass,
Breast Pins for Likenesses, Diamond Pointed Pins
and cases, Finger Rings, Medallions, sc.