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Eew Orleans Cotton Market.

FROM '"e '"~'1 ,r,rspAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1867.
The market opened this morning with f
degree Of animation Throughout The offerings ther
less liberal several factors refusing 10 uncover h
tables and holders generally disposed to SELL nh'
continued quite stringent in their onona buV
standing which there fair move "tlons s
ers and sales to the amount of $500 ae; were
sumnatcd thirteen brokers participating IN tn tb
ness Prices indicated material att :tJ 10
principal portion of the sales effected bsng N W. above
range of last evenings quotations With tne az
remarks we repeat follows Ordinary Try 2 &
Good ordinary 2915c O. low middling 3o12c @, an"
mddling size O.. The sales for the past three DAYS
comprised l840o bales mosty on foIegn 1cnSng
the arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas wheh are
included in their respective statements, morace 9?o
bales against O. 402 during the corresponding Pellou
last week showing increase OF 3l5a baes lhe 81
nortz for the same period amount to II 9O baies 4oo2
Of which were coastwise and 1883 to foreign ports
| STATEMENT OF COTTON ,oo
Stock on hand Sept. LIST, l866-bales.' 49, l02'i0'
! Received since yesterday .:...'.. a.. -,o 40,
57o,116
Exported since yesterday ....-...:.. t.s4 .,o 700
Exported previously AZ ' o.
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Receipts OF Cotton -,
aiffareut ports from the LIST Of September 10
DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS.
state of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

pHELPs 4 co offer for sale large lot OF noors,
d Sash and Blinds. Also Hooo feet o. Isip 's-
Flooring. ton&ued and grooved. liep-t y
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eDV .TEXAS STREET .........oO
STAR AND r E III G A y
EEEdsETssesRA CALLER

PEHDTGGR APR GALE Egs u {.
/ pense have been spared to fit it up as FIRST
CLASS GALLERY, IS now open, and the citizens
of Shreveport and surrounding country are respect
Of INSTRUMENTS, the best of CHEMICALS and ten
years practice in the art, natter myself to be able
to produce pictures equal to those of The best galleries
of the South.
Hlfae-SFEe Portraits
taken by newly patented process, by which they can
be made moderate price. Attention is also invited
to the beautiful PORCELAIN PICTURE.
4 well assorted stock of FRAMES, CASES, and
A L B Z M $
of all sizes and qualities, always on hand and every
thing else in our line of business
49, an1arred to any size fer 3m
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IN DISTRICT COURT--State of Louisiana-Parisl
a of Caddo--No 7278-JoHS G. McWIL1IAMs vs.. F. S
WADDEL1 By virtue of a writ of sale, issued from
the honorable the District Court of the parish of Cad
do and to me directed. will sell at public auction, al
the Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport parst
aud State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the I'd day of March, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock N. and o'clock P NJ
the following described property, to-wit
A certain lot of ground, in the city of Shreveport
to-wt Commencing one hundred and seventy feet from
the corner of Marshall and Lake streets, in BLOCK
twenty-seven co. and running thence along the alley
one hundred and fifty feet; thence parallel with Mar
shall street eighty feet thence one hundred and nifty
feet parallel with Lake street, thence eighty fee. along
Marshall street, to the place of beginning.
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to b'
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued IN the above Ell
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of twelve nths Pur
chasers to give their notes, with approved security
bearing eight per cent interest from day Of sale, and
special mortgage to be retained the property sold
secure payment Of the purchase money.
THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport February &, 1867. st pf s36 90
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SHERIFE,S SALE,

ts4.- SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN DISTRICT C0URT--State of Louisiana-Parsh
4 of Caddo-No. - G. A. Cook Co. vs.. G.. w.
NEWMAN. By virtue Of writ of sale issued from the
honorable the District Court of the parish of Caddo;
and to me directed viii sell public auction at the
Court House door in the city Of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the I'd day of March, 1867,
between the hours of o'clock AM ana O'Clock r.
NJ, the following described property, to wit:
One Sorrel Stallion. ~,
Terms of saIe-CASH, with benefit of appraisemeit
THOS. Il. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, February 20, 1857. l2t pf Sc IS
FKyHRESHERS and HORSE-P0WERS- Esther,
IL Trustworthy & Co's-For sale by
JONES & co.
CARVER COTTON GINS-At Elstner. Trustworthy
~ & Co.s-For sale by JONES 4 co.
NOTICE.
TIME COMPREHENSIVE OF REYNOLDS & PALM
i Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent by the
withdrawal Of CARL G. PALM,
J. H. REYNOLDS,
&C. PALM.
ssreserort. Louisiana, Jan. =, 1sf7 iaao IN
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SHERLFF.S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
L of Caddo--No. 1900 PATTERSON & DoDEz vs..
G. Z. HYNsoN. By virtue of q writ of sale from the
honorable the District Court of the parish Of Caddo,
and to me directed will sell public auction at the
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport, parish
and State aforesaid,
Saturday, the I'd day Of March, 1867,
between the hours of o O'Clock A.. NJ and o'clock r.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
Ten mules, and twelve carts with harness. also one
wagon with harness.
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement.
THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport February 6, 1867. 1t pr sl1 %
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NOTICE.

OK the list day of December 1866, the undersigned
W executed six notes to Lewis, Matthews Il Co.
The first second, third, fourth and fifth notes
given for the sum of twenty-one hundred and eighty
dollars each the sixth and last note was given for the
sum of twenty zone hundred eighty dollars and ninety
cents The first note was due on the LIST day of Feb
ruary the second the LIST of April the third on the
list Of June the fourth the 1st of August, the fifth
on the st of October and the sixth and last note was
dua the If of December, 1867. These notes were
gven to john L. Page, member of the firm of Lewis,
Matthews Co.. and, since his death cannot be found
We have executed to sad Lewis, Matthews Go.
duplicate notes, as above described, and hereby
all persons from trading for the originals. as we will
only pay the duplicated notes to Lewis, Matthews 4
Co., or their order, at the counting house OF JONES q
co. in the city of Shreveport La.
]. T. JONES,
W A. PHONES.
T,nuarr 1897 fe6 st
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There is a sharp little Of words between Mr.
Craig, the late agent of the New York Associated
Press, and Mr. SmoDton, the present one. They &C
cue each other of selling the news to spectators and
Mr. Simonton says he detected one of craigs employees
in attempting to spy and steal fer hs, benefit oil the
late agent. ma. -. f.
The Lavaca Texas Commercial, of the l5th INST
states that considerable damage was done 10 rue en-
CINE house of the Victoria railroad by a hre when
broke out in some adjoining shanties. Two eng ues
more less injured and the loss is estimated al
$4,000.
Twenty we'll dressed yonng squaws and braves, o.
the Choctaw nation have arrived at AashTlfe, Tenn
for the purpose of going to school
We see tsr't New Yosk shopkeeper adveftises for
ladies what Ne calls M s.inysble traiin which is no
doubt something Terypis for the st4rner sex 70 treaa
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SEERIFF'S SALE


IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisana-Parish
d of Caddo-No. 7202.-F. Brewer VS.. f. c. HYS-
son. BY virtue of writ of feri facas issued from
the honorable the District Court of the parish of Caddo
and to directed will sell at public auction, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid,
Saturday. the Cd day of March, 1857
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. and clock
NJ the following described property, to-witc
Ten Mules, and twelve carts with harness. together
with one wagon and harness. '-.:
Seized the property of the defendant, and to be
sold pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement
..f THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Slreyennrt IanIary 20 1897 [at uf Sla 20
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sHERIFF's SALE,

SiALE-
TN DISTRICT COURT-State Of Louisiana-Parish
L of Caddo--No 7229.-- R. G. HUTCHINSON VS.. M.
BURR By virtue of writ of feri acas issued from the
honorable the District Court of the parish of Caddo,
and to me directed, will sell at public auction at the
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of March, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ. and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to.wlt:
Five shares in the Shreveport Gas light Company;
and the undivided half interest Of said Durr in the
funds and assets Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Transportation Bonds.
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of Sale-CASH, with benefit Of appraisement
y MAHLE, Dep. Sheriff.
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CARDTOTHEPURLIC.

TINHE Daughters of the Gross of St. MaIy,s Convent
4 in Shreveport, take this method to inform the
kind patrons of their Establishment, that they have
located in this city with the view to afford the pupils
entrusted to their thorough, solid and useful in
struction. Although the Sisters individually do not
pretend to be competent give lessons i'll all the neces
sary branches required in the premises, Yet they hope
to find in their order sufficient number Of teachers
qualified meet every reasonable wish the parents
viii express the subject. So DESTROYS they to
give satisfaction their patrons that consideration
of expenses to be incurred will deter them from engag
ing if necessary, able and competent teachers All
they ask of those who will favor them with heir pat
ronage is that they trust to the Judgment and the JUS
ce of the Sisters to determine i'll the of each pu7
pill when is proper to begin to add the study of
new branches of learning, to those which taught
in common, in their school. SISTER ANNA,
Caddo Gazette copy. ja23 ST. Superior.
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SHERFTT,s SALE,

z n DISTRICT COUKT-State OF Lo0ls.ana-Parsh
L of Caddo-No 6594-BArrLE, syndic, vs. JAMES
Down. By virtue of writ of sale issued from the
honorable the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo.
and to me directed will sell at public auction, at the
Court House door, in the city of Shreveport, parish
aud State aforesaid, on
SATURDAY., the I'd day of March, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. and o'clock P.
~ the following described property, to-wt:
sons addition to Shreveport sold by r. A. CutHf to
James Dowd March s. 1860, Recorded in book N, page
S46 being triangle forty eight feet long by seventeen
akove-named addition, on Silver Lake.
Seized the property Of the defendant, and TO be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of Sae--On credit of twelve months. PuT
chasers to give their notes, with approved security
bearing eight per cent interest," from day of sale, and
special mortgage to be retained the property sold tc
secure the payment of the purchase money.
THOS. r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreyennrt February G. 1867. [4t pf $50 y
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! hand and on shipboard not cleared
View Orleans Money Market.
New Orleans Cattle Market.

FROM VIC JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. Is, 1861
.;,5 n. d.v-a02 Texas beeves, so Western beeves,
o. nIasa and warnings ZIG hogs, and 10 sheep
Sold-154 Texas beeves, II Western DeeVes i ~
calves and yearings, 81 hogs, % sheep ana l'i''n
Stock on sae-3o4 Texas beeves, leo Western beeyes
11s calves and yearngs 1881 hogs 45S Sheep sne 90
rows Prices z"lr tf
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SHERIFF.S SALE,

Shreveport, January 80, 1857 st pf sl3 so
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i 2. PHELPS, 4 gent
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Champion. for Now York; L stddons,
Mr Fitzsmons, Mrs " Yaux, s Stoncy, Bon
dell udy and children, Road. @ II johnson, Alias
A reagan, DIR 9W Aimar and lady. F Hanckel nnd
lsdy, Miss ID IieySnrL, Hiss Kerr. Mrs G Do Se-
bourg nurse and child, r Swecgnu. Dohcrty, Do
lanoy, Woickc, W lyan, lady mil children, Mrs n
CIaGy. NJ HOFFMAN, docfz. @ W Deygers. whitman,
child, Miss Mary Hoyward, hiss Julia Hail. " ilkIns
aud wife, Jules LaverNne. lady and children, Miss
Delammery Mrs McMillnn, Miss Fannie Wilson, Miss
Smith, Miss Grace PcIotu, Putzel, o Graham, Il
Vnr Horn, w!fo and cld. Nownn. Martin. COLL.
gan, Jaqucs, Mrs Shycr Rud family, Doran, Hnr-
Ycy. N Hunt aIiss Seymour. -
Fer stcamsLlp Sarugossa. for Now York-D Otolnngui
and children. = Swlnton, DoIs Miss II Cleapor,
MiRa Maria Goldsmith, Mra NJ A Tracey, Mis-, Rcbccca
wants. Miss Middleton. Miss H Middleton, Miss
Mtddlct;n. Graus. Indy and child Mrs Julia Wright
aud son, Dr Moore, w Botrr, Al Drake W Gunarl
Coonloy, lady anil child, Tyler, Ryan, Bart
Icy, II Shafcr lady mud children. r W johnston N
Moore. Iianiey, A T Mlllikcn, q Rose, w Stack.
weather, Hcad, Road, W Durbanka. w Strange,
Mrs Bu,lor, q M Wilson. A Lccner, Il W Lcster, A
Williams Mrs l. %enlIolm, Miss TllhemIna Sirau.
bert, Il lancastor airs Ann Scanlan Mrs u A Rod.
Master Waah, HRS Walsh. 4 =
Per steamer City Point from Pa1atka. Fcrnandna,
via sayannah-Judgo Baker anil l-dy, Mrs ungrr Lewis
Crane. Msnigauit, NJ Lapier, A Falk, Iaslcy and
daughter, q Warren = Haincs, s. Welch, Werncr and
lady, J Appegaie and deck.
Per gteanor 81 Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Misc Mary BIssell. Col " wlaloy, Col II d Young J
seabrook, Major z Johnoton. DR. Hoyt " Whafey.
Jr Lieut. johnson, Whaloy, Stoubcr. O Wilson. "
Howe, Ii Richards, oConnoll, Lynch, aud 20
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MONDAY MORNING., AUGUST 6, 1867.
SUMMER IDLENEss.

Under q ''roof oi pine,"
To hear tle ring,loyo brooI,
With tho sorrow Of love long past,
Thrilling tho listening wood;
Deep mid tho cluatering flrs,
Whore tho nightingale sings oil tlny.
To hide In tho darkness sweet
Where tho sunbeam f1nds no way.
To ramblo from ficlh " field.
All but tho liiie black cOul
At its core, thnt'a still tho same;
And whero the ''spccdwcli" blue.
Cheers With It's two Kind words.
And the wild rOso burns with blush
Al tic flltlcry Of the birds.
To baRk on the grassy cliff,
Lnziy watching tho sail,
Tho blue plains OF tho deeper sen,
And tho Swallows cIneIu aid pale;
Tho brcczca rippltng truck,
And tho birds fickeripg wllto
Athwart the rosy cloud
And under tho golden light.
In tho hnycock sweet aud dry,
To lnzily nrstlc down,
When half tho field is gray md shorn,
Aud half the field wnycs brown;
MI tho clumps OF purple thyme.
When tho evening sky IL rrd,
To lio and rest on the flowers
Ones Ericurcan head.
Or better, amid tile corn.
To turn on ono's lazy back,
Aud sec tho lark upborno
Over tho drifting wrnck;
To hear tho ilcld.mouso run
TO lis nest In the swinging stalk;
And SEQ tho timorous haro
Limp over the hrlgc-Hido walk.
Such nrc tho Summer j0ys
That Epicurcuns love:
Men With no morrow TO heed,
Hecdlng no cloud above;
Grasshopper mon that sing
Their bttlc Summer through,
And when Tho Winter comca,
Hido from tho frost and dew.
Happy Tho man. whose hcart
Is granite against Times frost.
Whose Summer Of calm contont
In Autumn's never lost;
Who, when caro- comes with clouds
That gather from Enst and wc8t,
Has still changclcss heart,
And sunshine In his breast.
lChamber's Journal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AST R O l. @ GY.
THE WORLD iSTONISIED
AT THE woHpERFuL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TIE GREAT ASrROLoGIST,
Madame II. a. PEBRIGO.

CHE REyALs SECRETS NO MORTAL. EVER KNEW.
- She restores 10 happiness thutr who. from dncfni
events cIasrophcr In love- lois relations and
friends loss or money &C.. have bccouIc dcspoEdcnt.
Shc brings together Osn long scl1racd giyrB iniorma
ton concerning absent friends ur loycrs restores lot
stolen property. tcl.5 tho you best
qualified 10 nItd In what you will Ee most
il. speedy marriages, nnd s you tho very d-y
Scu Will irarry. gives y,u the ancs likcIcss and char
artcIislirs OF lilo pcrson Sn reads yonrscry Thoughts.
and by her almost supernatural powcr. uuvos tho dark
and hidden nystcrics OF the in. From the stars
in the rnain nt-thc nalcc stars that overcome
pr dominate In the consuraon-irom tho aspects anil
POSITIONS OF the planets u the fixed stars in The heavens
ut the time OF birth, she dcducc3 Tho future destiny Ii
nian. fa not tn rnnGilt the greatest AsroioGst on
cart Il COSTS yuu but trlr AMI you may ui;an
havc favorable opportunity, consultation rc. With
likeness md all dcsrrl Information, 81. Parties lirin
st distance consult the Madame by mail with equal
safely and satisfaction Themselves, M Il In person.
full ani explicit chart, written out with nll inquiries
swercd anu likeness ciyiosr rcni by mall Oh receipt
Drcu above mentioned. he sirictcst Rccrcsy Will 10
maintained anil nll correspondence returned or tlcssr
cd Kcirrcnccsu uf the highest order furnished those
siring them. Write plainly tho day OF tho month :.
year In which yon horn, cnclfslug small loc o
lai-
Address, MADAME H. 4. PERRIGO.
T. o. DRAWER 293, BrFtAo, n. Y.
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st.amshp sca unii. Dutton. Balunorc-conrtcnay &
Schr Ncnshaw. Wakefield, Balliinorc-J Enslow X Co.
Went to Sen snturdny.
Steamship Saragoasa, Crowcll. Now York
scssp nm Sna,npn ,l n,a s,;,nos Ms% YORK.
Spanish brig Modesto, Murlstany. barcelona.
UP for this Port.
Steamship Falcon. Reed, a, Baltimore. TO leave August
Sehr ID B Warner Horton at New York, August !.
schr Marian Gngc. shepherd, ut Boston. August /.
Cfrurcd for this Port.
Steamship MSpGtn Marchnna man, at \ No% Xo5L Apsustl
Dri;I Scnotln. Linden, nt Baltimore, hugusi 1.
Entered Outward.
The Queen Cook. for this poi,, Ut Liverpool July L.
Memoranda.
The ,clr Lilly. Frances. from :l,s port for Boston,
rived nj Holmes IL .lr, Juae u.
LIST oT VESSELS
UT. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LtvERrooI-
Tho Tryplcnta. Harding, Haictl. .May a5
Tho Queen Cool, cleared. July II
NEWPORT, Esa.
lilo JuhanncI, Eutcr, Railcd May 10
VALENCIA
Tho Yole Angler, -. sailed. Juno IL
h"'"H"'
Bark Enrique Oliver, sailed. July Is
oMEsTIc.
nEIfASr,
schr Sarah Buck. White. sailed. ..Jny %
DUSTOS.
ssif @ prat Kendall. cleared Is
schr Marian dagc, Shepherd, August
Steamship MOnckl, Mnrshmnn. cleared. August
Scllr NJ u Drn,nhnll. Husscy, July IN
Schr ID Warner, Horton up........... ....AuBust
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship " Eyerman, Tutlc uSl.... August 1
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, to SAIL August
BI g Scuorita, Linden. c.Carcd August
Scl,r Susanna, Packard up................J July 81
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Hasa Of 472 bbls n otaStlc for country and 0iHo per
gallon for New York packages.
losrssRcs to-day Of only aJo ba at sa Gs for llark;
TAn-ls lower aud W Lbts sold today nl ~ D per
Dbl!
cprros-s baica changed lan,la at 23hc for W mid.
ding.
C6ns-A cargo Of COCO huuhcis white uold a, 81 30 Fer
buplcl,
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AUGUSTA, Angus. 3.-REaAnKs-our streets have
been somewhat envened tue past wcek from prcH
enco OF wagons, laden with all kinds OF produce
from eggs to cotton and. MS consequence. mer-
chants have had moro to do indeed, tho trade has been
quito fair for the scnson. r...E.
CorToS-Ths trado In cotton tho Iast week hns been
healthy and good, the very small stock sao enabling
sellers TO get full and gradually hardening prices
alca for the week. S92 bsics receipts 374 bacs with
stock hnnd about 1000 balcs market closing to-day
firm, with light ofrrpgs Mt 25c for Liverpool middling
about 1c ndvanco on last weeks quotations.
Tho crop reports for both cotton and corn, on tho
whO.e encouraging. SIl, in countries there
have been dry Btroass and tho crops unpromtsing
Though as wrtc and for the pact few days. the rains
much they need. Tho labor Of country has bccn
in the maln faithful and steady, and 1t affords pleasurc
to be abo TO cstfy to tho general good conduct Of tho
ing themselves diligently to The work OF their emf oycrs
1t Is rne te,e exceptions to this, though It 10
neighborhood exceptions than general yet hope that
p,rts Of contracts that after uo discomfort and sua
pcion will pass from our people. There was o
time when It wns moro necessary for to regard
words our bonds, In matters OF contract With all.
full Rod brings 81 7sal 90; white 81 5.3 10 stoi
:umulntng.
Cons-Is In light supply for primo Tennessee and
aeorga-choice wite brings only 81 90 In depot; yell
pOcsl
FLOuR-The stock is largo md aceumulating. Sales
difficult at our quotations.
FIsAScIAL-uold has been In demand this week. with
mn upward tendency. Brokers buy at I4O and selling
l42 The supply RAe not equal TO tho demand Silver
unchanged buying ut 40. selling at l39 .,I.. &.
IN ,! securities moro aGing0aeorsia Railroad Stock
dull sales Mt 00aGa In Stlto Ponds thcro hns been moro
demand, new per cent readily command B5. old e's
TIn72 AT
EIcHAfaE-Tho National Bank checks freely al par on
all Northern cities and out door rates. Hni off, No tc
bills Offering.
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MlSCElLANE EOUS.

From THOMAS J. JupHE. Judge Supreme Court.
hayc used GALLTGIIaN'S PILLS on my plantation
for md A9uc. ad find them all thai In claimed for
them. TH05. J. JUDGE
Montgomery. Ala. September ~. 1853.
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consider Chictsring Bona Pianos rup.sior to sny
IN tho world.
They nnrivaIled their singing qualities and for
tho harmonious foundness Of their tone There Ia q
perfect homogoneity throughout all the reslscrs. Tho
upper notes remarkable for olearneas and purity
which do not and in any other Iusrnment, while the
basei dstngushsd for pouor without hsrshnoas, and
for magnificent sonor.y.
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LowspEs COUNTY. Alabama.
GALLtGIIAN'S FEVER AND AuUE FILLS will dc.
They decidedly the best medicine for Chills aud c.
vnr gave. would NOT DO without tIcm for f't
times the price. J. a. GlsAiaM.