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NAVY GAZETTE.
Br fHIsasAra TO TEE TRIBUNE.

sr rkLEoRAPH TRIBUNE
The following list comprises the OF al e vessels st League
Island station the present Those suobo the back s'e
are the Squando Hau WAIsum Turks Coho suncook fi''
Koku Cltsk Legh Plssa Nantucket tnrre
monitors Nswbuc Moe and E,ps torpedo boss Messcom Che
mango Sassacl Gnesse and MENDOZA wooden gunbOss Boxer
taken from the Rebels Hornet iron ves captured
the Rebels the the United
fleet directly after her President Lncol1
In the Delaware River close each other and fastened the
are the ~ Louis receiving ship Dictator largo iron clad monitor Al
Iana captured Rebel hinyo, wooden gunboat
Of follows Commodore o.
Glsson. Commsnder Ransom Commander W Henry. Acting
Engineer j. hcBwe Paymaster Burs Assistant Surgeon wm
Smmon Acting Volunteer Lieutenant w. RODGERS. Acting Mas
ters Moran c. Ackey John Cook Rnsgn Wm Curen r. H.
Wheat r. Chester L. Kennedy Parrish J. H. Chapman second
Assistant Engineers r. H. Potts Ruby Ialsac b. Prank
Shower Third Assistant Engineer NJ Ashton Wsoa
Master Carpenter Rotne Masters Mate Crosey Comno
dores Clerk Vim. j. Manning PsYnsstcrs Clerk IN Ikin
Professor Edgar been detached from Naval Academy
and placed waiting orders Acting First Engineer y
Bartlett detached from the ChocaA placed waiting
H. Bdar detached from the Naval Academy
isd Key West for duty ader the BreAI Of Yards
Docks Carpenter John Souhwk been ordered the Naval
emy
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DIED.

BFNNER--At Astoria L. L. on MONDAY Juhe ~ ''' 'A'' wiz
R,,.rt tenuer n the i2d yearof her sge -, A.. e.t
p, 5 friends Of family requested TO sitend the anes
49, - a. % bou,e Of Mr. nenner Thursday next, e"eh
IA without further Invitation The Harlem b"AS iea'e ''sA'"P
NeN.lolk at n O'Clock, P. M, and lana al as'o'"-
oyvr . tin,or Wesebester Co Oh Sunday June amer .
p,oed Illness sarah H. wife Of Edmund CozH aged ~ tears
pxes ami friends family invited "a the unesA
-" hos az MIR Con "Wednesday at y oeloek p IN
i,,sS Tbiehs depot at o'clock m returning % siIes ~
- sL m Carriages will bel attendance Al lrVings" oepo1
NtIFoRD-Ou Monday morning June TO- leo "ism aAoD' "
-, illness Of onv DAYS the Botb wear ms age -
invited 90 aene we uh11 ~
hhb T,uoyer NexJesy WednesdlS June ~ at u CLOCK
in tie forenoon .--.,.t ut
w ,rryPRpOn Sunday morning Jne 2 aab protscte
sarah Nan Antwerp widow Of John Van AnSsf IN '"e ~
year Of her III An, invited 10 attend
~ sn A. tbe resdeaee Of her nax Samio " htcA Nv
,@s ~, fourth a. Tuesiay luEe II. ~ oeoeA
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THE CONGRESS EXCLUSION PARTY

LAWRENCE, Kansas June Ex-senator Wades
party arrived here at noon large party gathered
around the hotel where they were dining and camOred
Tor hr Wade until he out the balcony and made
short Speech In which he took grounds D aVOr OF SUI
Jfage without regard 10 color lie paid glowing
tribute 10 the people fOx their gallant fight for heedom
and their energy IN developing ts, the richest country
IN the world lie favored the Of this line Of
railroad 10 the Pacific Ocean and loudly cheefed
The Hon John COyOde followed a few similar remarks,
when the party proceeded Topeka where they to
nave remained al night hut portion Of the bridge over
the Kaw River being damaged by the food the passen-
gers could not 10 the city aud returned here to
sPepd tue ulght.
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THE LAND OFFICE.
ST TRLsgRAPH TO raE TRIRUgs

Returns received the General Land o1oe from East Saginaw Meh
show that 1923 have been disposed durug May last st
Office Of which Jj sold for cash and The esDdr taken
for actual settlement under the Homestead The Office Dakota
City Nebraska 5 taken settlers during
May sud the Wnnebago City mnneSo Office report 1903 skea
for homesesds during the month All Of receivers OF
public dbursng agents general ad deputy
which have been returned the General Land 0hce been al
iastet 10 March 81. 1871.
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AUCTION sNEs or HoRsEs. CARRIAGES &c-We
call attention TO the advertisement OF the city Auction
Mart corner broadway and Thirty minth-st. which ap-
pears afford every convenience to sellers aud pur
cha
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THE WEATHER.

R,ndrEkTle thermometer b8esi early 30'mOrnlng
clear aDj tue, little cloudy.
Afternoon clear, little windy Evening. little hsy fine A. 10
O'clock white the planet Jupiter nearest the
earth passed 80 over an Of 200 from n W. 70
s. H. betr sps Virgo and the planet sstn
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NEwYoRK TUESDAY, H. s-w1rH SUPPLEMENT-
ROBBERY IN GREENE COUNTY.

mony taken in this case and OF the argument submitted
ny counsel ne had determined 10 send the complaint TO
the Grand jury,
ROBBERY IN GREENE COUNTY.
rxLEsRAPH rHIHuSK.
HUDSON, y. y June l0.-Nr C. w. Young n New
York merchant, while a visit 10 the house OF j. II
Wilbur at Leeds, Greene County, Saturday night
robbed of S 900 IN money gold watch aud papers
OF value The burglars entered the house while the in
mates asleep, and perperaed the robbery without
awakening them. No clue has yet been obtained 10
the burglars.
ACQUnTAL FROM THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
ST PAUL, MINI. June lO.-M. A. Hawks on trial
for the murder OF his wife to get the insurance her life
TODAY acnnltted
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ALBANY, June :, 1851
There is still a very great excitement i'll this City
concerning the shooting affair at Stanwix Hall Mr His
cock the vlctim well known and has obtained high
reputation industrious, intelligent. and faithful
member Of the Assembly His assailant Is stranger
here and but little effort To be made 10 inquire into
his antecedcuts The papers with the exception OF me
Ercirg Post have all taken ground In favor OF r HIS
cock. The Erening journal ls especially bttcr IN de
nOunCng the deed But Notwithstanding the attitude OF
the press there IL strong undercurrent OF opinion
i'm favor OF Gen Cole. There Is n mistake
in regard to the meeting of the prisoner and
together in the train and occupied the same seat
So all speculation In regard to the plans of the prisoner
Gen Cole has always maintained very high character
for honor and integrity. He enlisted as private early
in the war but was soon mustered IN te service Oh 'ne
United States As "a captain. bui1hg inc hriSeT
tudes of five years he rose 10 the position or MAJOR
General, his promotion each time coming unex-
pectedly and entirely without SOLICITATION on his part
lie was mustered out Of service while on the Rio Grande
under Sheridan When Gen. Cole went into the
army he left lucrative business which, In his absence
was completely broken up. On his return lie found his
wife state Of melancholy amounting at timos to par
oxysms Of despair and her affections apparently alien
atcd from HIM He cherished hls wfe with tue devoton
of true and sought To arouse her from her state o
deSpOndenCy Not a shadow OF suspicion crossed HIS
mind In regard to her integrity All al once the danning
revelation was made and this loyal ChlyQlrC man found
that her betrpyer was bis intimate friend lie knew tlat
wife ipocept 6i all original intent TO beray him.
and that though chlpaby weak she had been sanelessy
betrayed. His brain was on hfe Ihc revelation was
made Sunday morning, and from thar time 10 the
Tuesday nigh; when the catastruphy occurred food
scarcely passed his lips and no Wink OF sleep visited Ms
cvcds Yielding 20 the prayer Of his wife and the on
treaties of his friends he soemuy promised not to take
the fc Of the bcraycr. He felt cool aud collected ana
he t the destroyer OF his happiness to denouncc ana
to warn But the sight of the tcacherous irond the
dreadful agony ~ the past turce days iu.Hsu upon MN
with ten fold force, his viii was wrakehcd by loss o
sleep want Of food and the impulse proving rcsst
blf lc fatal shot fired.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

= fHE TRIBUNE
,prLrA June lOCate dull Beeyes declined lc ID as
-b 'fsJi p 10 Cows dull: sales 800 bead a. Si0p+73 g
iI sheen du and 0o0 bead az 3Gt4c Hogs un
sAanseJ. sales ,. gO) bead AZ t90 80 T. 100 tD'
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A QUICK PASSAGE.

CHARLESTON s. C., June l0.-The steamship Man
haitian arrived here today In ~ hours from NewYOrk.
the quickest passage between the two ports since the
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TIE ALBANY HOMICIDE.

lAs there seems to he a general disposition on the
part of the press of the interior of the State preu
dice the case of Col Cole and excite popular indigna
tion against him before he is araimed in the courts
we feel bound in justice to the friends of that gen
tleman, to print the following. although under or
binary circumstances we should not be disposed to
do SOL
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ARMY GAZETTE.

~ rntros,ru TRIBUNE
Tie s,.trs si Of ocer, whose Addresses unknown 10 the
,,., a,. oaee snd foaiJ FOR
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Ready This Day
AT NOON.


AT NOON
TOURISTS AND INVALIDS' GUIDE
TO THE NORTHWEST.
THREE PARTS
L. THE INVALID.
II. THE PLEASURE TOURIST.
III. THE ROD AND THE RIFLE.
COMPLETE BpIToMg or TRAVEL
IN MINNESOTA, DAKOTA.
UP THE MISSISSIPPI
AND
THROUGH LAKE SUPERIOR.
COMPLIED BY G. ~ SWBBTSBR
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS
NO I2f NASsAUST.
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Sneria! Nctires,

.a.,..n In.ritule Farrpsrs' Ci.ub.A meeting OF 'ho
90 M =. hsu TO-DAY CruesayA h Rs At y oelecs m ~
,hs Room, az the instIIute tSs Cooper b@lllns an
IN agricultural I'm a''' John W CHAMBERS seesarv.
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Siiverware.
STARR e MARCUS.
NO re JOHN ST NY.

| STARR MARCUS.
22 JOHN ST NY
Have perfected arrangements m the msnufssgrso Of
SOLTD TABLE SILVER,
By which they psepd supply Cool. eaie as<
Character
Carefully syoiag Tue Objectionable forms pe,aoi M hf
las, quarter century largely ovsntocts<
they bas. initiated their By dseop,xg .e ptsdss
WORKS OF ART.
destined to the ,igsaed sad eUsf
Present
contains every imaginable requisite Ho's's fsos
object The smallest an" Isssi
pensiye item.
stamped guaranteed Uu.ed States
Mint ASSAY prices consideration rfa mes
nd Others
All corre'poodea relsug dcga win receive due sa
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Henry u. Stsnton. -
COIJ'NSELOR At LAW.
Ercuch Gentleman, who speak, kng.sn s,s %ss a & en-.
euAWLRs GOULD. No, Kas Twsa srths. " 40 S "auA
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sum- ner assortment the Cifyi us 's
styles aud 'h' oe'' p'A'' W '''P r. b BALDWIN.
Nos 10 and ~ Borerh
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Patent Combinations
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
This being COATED WTn GurTA PEacHA does zoo
STRETCH ADHEHEs FIRMLY PULLEr. PsBLs and sos
OLA ACIDS ALxALE srEAE HEAT CoLo On Our
Doos ErPosURE
THE COMBINATTON HOSE
Is also coated and -h Gu Pech and the ooT ho ths
convey AcDs PErRoLxUm ous without
injury uuequsled Steam Fire ESgnes and call bs sYesi
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To trials has stood without BURSTING o. s~s
ING PRESSURE of pounds square inch bsss dosas
o Leather or Rubber Hose
SEND FOR PRICE LIST
BENEDICT, TORREY G. TWOMBbys
No. q PARK-PLAcB.
MKT DooR TO BROADWAY BAsx. Nxw foss,
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Every traveller by sad water should have bottle cfh
Eyery family in health sboala have bottle Oh ~
Il will cure simple sanmer Complaint
will DBrrhea
II will Dyseutey.
II will u Gripping Of the Bowels
IL will Cholera MoTbus IA. "a
II will restore bowels when reced wth oosens
kind IN 1......~
ssoped by oo.eness Of the Manufactured By
DONALD KENNEDY, Rorbay. msas
Price One Dollar sale By DBMAS BARNES Co., No ~ fsrSs
row and r c WILLS s Co No. l95 FGltonst. n Y
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TurLABoR EXCITEMENT IN MONTREAL

MoSTUTAI. June IO-The Association of Working
men had "A grand torch-ght procession TO night Inc
society numbers 5000 members ana represents
cVcrv trade A printer with "A printing press throwing
OF the song the Association headed the procession
Les filI remain on strike and bread is scarcer than
money Saturday and sunday people were forced 10 I'VE
I'm
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sides in New London, Connecticut. He is
now seventy light years Of age, a fine speci-
men CT an old fashioned ship-master-so
six feet in height and Of stalwart proportions.
He is said to be a most exemplary and excel
lent man, and to be universally respected end
esteemed. When quite young he was impris-
oned by British man ofwar, and on being
released he determined afterwards to have his
credentials of relationship always with him-so
he had imprinted on his arm his name, the
date and place of his birth, and the figure of
hand pointing to the American flag Those
credentials are indelibe, and will remain until
his strong arm shall moulder into dust
Round Table
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James G. Hamilton, q commission merchant
Of Chicago, was shot one nightrecently BY his
son, sixteen years Of age, the ball passing
through his cheek and lodging in the cords Of
his neck. The wound is not fatal The boy
was arrested. The act was committed in con
sequence of his receiving scolding from bis
father.
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+ Paris Cor. London Times, 28th January

ANTIQUITY OF LoNDoN.-While Ninevah,
Babylon and Rome were yet fourishing in all
their splendor, London was only a small col
lection of rude dwellings, built of waited
sticks, plastered with mud, and thatcRed with
straw. 1t was originally called Ludgate, and,
according to Stowe, the historian, was built
about twelve years before Christ-probably
on the site of what still goes by the name of
Ludgate Hill. 1t was in triangular form,
and when Caesar made his first descent upon
the island of Britain, the city of Ludgate
contained about ten thousand inhabitants, and
was place Of considerable commerce.
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It is estimated that the population of Ire
land has been rednced about twelve per cent.
by emigration during the past ten years, and
moral condition at present than ten years ago.
The returns of the number of persons tried
in Ireland for various criminal otfenses during
1864 per cent.-are less than the returns
of similar trials during 1856.
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DRH GOODS
1900 pieces Prints, assorted, English French and
American.
40 bales Brown Domestic.
A full variety of beached Domestic.
Iowels and Spun Yarns
Kerseys and Linseys.
Ticking, Checks, Hickory Stripes.
Denims, Brown and Bleached Drilling
Broadcloth, Cassimeres.
Jeans, Tweeds, &c, &C, &c.
223 Boots and Shoes, all descriptions
400 dozen Mems, Boys and Chdren's Hats, of all
qualities.
Shelf Goods of all descriptions.
For sale by To3tf E.SBJ JACOBS.
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Governor Swami, recently elected United
States Senator, having given notice of his
purpose to resign the Goyernorship, the Mary
land Senate on the 10Th appointed a commit
tee to make arrangements for the Inauguration
of Lieutenant Governor Cox.
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A Washington paper says: There seems
to have been close race between the citizens
and incendiaries Of Atlanta to determine
whether the citizens could build as fast as the
incendiaries could burn.
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It said that The Fenian Col. Lynch is fire.
man in the foundry Of the Kingston Peniten-
tiary, and Rev. Mr. Mcmahon is pudler
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A woman in Elgin, G. b., few nights
since, heard dog barking furously at the
door She followed the animal quarter Of a
mile through the snow and found her father
dying from exhaustion and exposure. The
dog would scarcely allow any one TO approach
fhe corDse
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The wooden shoes worn by peasants Of both
sexes in Belgium, are purchased at from tour
to seven cents pair, and never wear out.
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Mrs Lutz was married at Circlevill Ohio,
lately, her own daughter and grand daughter
acting as bridesmaids.
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The Boston Post says: "a feature of the
times is steady Withdrawal of money from
the savings banks by the working classes
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Menken has had another ugly fall in the
Paris theatre, where she is playing Mazeppa,
and was obliged to go home without finishing
the performance that night.
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Rad Writing.

II is related and we believe truly that
Rufus Choate, having answered an invitation
from a young mems association, in an Eastern
city, to lecture before them, the committee
were actually at loss to make out whether
the letter was an acceptance or a refusal. At
ter much discussion over this dilemma, it was
determined to light the hall and proceed, on
the supposition Of an acceptance. Fortunately
Choates presence con time" proved that
they had guessed rightly. The handwriting
of the late Rev. Dr.. Bethune, Also though re-
markable for its neatness and uniformity, was
nevertheless SO peculiar as to be very difficult
to read by one who was not familiar with it.
A lady, who had lost a favorite child, once
remarked that she had received &C sweet letter
of coincidence from the Doctor adding the
naive confession, F" KNOW it must be beau
tiful, but cannot read word of it"
Indeed, so identified has an ilegible hand
writing become with public and literary men,
that a round, fair, clerkly hand is looked upon
by many with contempt, as indicating tamili-
arity with trade. On the contrary, however,
some whose hands have been formed badly
grieve over their deficiency, and believe that
they who take contrary view abuse the
priceless gift that Cadmus was good enough to
introduce into Europe. 1t is related of Ma
poeon the Great, whose chirography was ex
ecrable, that upon his becoming Emperor
many who had known him in an humber
sphere, called upon him to solicit fayors, on
the ground of acquaintance, or of having rem
dered him some service in the past. Among
this number was a certain individual, who,
having solicited Office on tie ground that lie
had given the Emperor in childhood writing
lessons, received from bis quondam pupil this
reply: "Leave my presence instantly. If I
owe my wretched handwriting to you, instead
of its giving you claim on my gratitude, it
ought rather to consign you to dungeon -
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Speaking of President Johnson's wife at a

ttVV, LHIIsfIIl, CUUTleT, says
She stood near the President, to his right
pale, thin, stamped with care and sickness, a
countenance of thoughtful sadness-~an ex-
preston of deep curiosity. Looking for a
moment at each person introduced, her eye
would drop Immediately in meditative thought
funess, as if her mind and heart were filed
with thoughts and emotions far different from
the giddy throng passing by.
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ALERs IN DRY GOODS, CLoTHING,

the public generally that purchases this Fall far
exceeds any heretofore made by rs comprising every
thing necessary for the wants of this section. All the
articles enumerated below purchased either d.
rectly from the importers manufacturers, and we
guarantee to sell at
New Orleans Prices.
Everything sold by us guaranteed as represented.
E. & B. JACOBS.
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pOX Liquors.
40 baskets Champagne, Krug and Heidseck
DO boxes Schedam Schnaps.
90 casks Porter and Ale, pints and quarts
30 Champagne Cider.
so - Btters, Boxer Goula, Hosetter, brakes
Plantation Stoughton, Gray Jacket, Helps and East
India. Sole agents for Red Jacket Bitters Curacao,
Anisette, Absinth and Peppermint. For sale by
o3 If Z. & b. JACOBS.
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Mr.. GLADSTONE IN PARIS. "A foreign friend
Of mine once remarked that until he heard Mr.
Gladstone speak in the House of Commons
some few years ago, he never believed that
the English was musical language ; but after
hearing him he was convinced that it was one
Of the most melodious of all living tongues
Last night Mr.. Gladstone spoke for about
three quarters of an hour, and | fancy that
many present who either did not understand
or only imperfectly, our language, went away
with the same conviction. He spoke in Eng
lish to French audience and though to sew
eraI among them it was, as it were an unknown
tongue, somehow or other all seemed to I'M
derstand what he said without the help of an
Interpreter. He began by thanking the society
for the honor they had paid him by their invi-
tation and especially by the manner in which
they echoed the remarks Of the PRESIDENT
He modestly alluded to what he had done dur
ing his tenure Of Office as Chancellor of the
Exchequer. Abiding to the Treaty of Com
merce, he said that the part he had in it was
merely secondary. There were two persons
to whom the real merit was due-frst, the
Emperor Napoleon, but for whose strong will
and perseverance that great act never would
have been accomplished, for it was he who,
in spite Of obstacles which would have deferred
any one else, transformed what had once been
but pleasing dream into a brilliant and solid
reality; and next to Mr.. Golden, man Of
the highest order of talent, of the purest pa
trotism, Of the most indomitable perseverance
in what he felt to be right and just, and of
the most disinterested character. To these
two personages all the merit of that great
work should be attributed, while all the merit
he claimed for himself was having seconded
the efforts of his lamented friend. His allu-
sion to Mr.. Golden was most touching; it
was received with burst of applause. Mr.
Gladstone fully admitted that England had
long sinned in the matter OF commercial free
dom, but she had since made amends her re-
pcntance for her errors was before the world,
and she had done much in the way of satisfac-
ton.
Paris Cor. London Times, 28th January
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g z z E1Es = NEEInsCEE ANNBESEG
-and-
Agents for the sale of Agricultural Implements Of all
kinds Mills, Machinery, Betting, &C., &c,
Marshall Observation-Disclosures. Texas.
NTTHOLESALE and Commission Department in their
w large fire proof Brick Warehouse at the Depot
Retail ard Sample Departments, in their Store Houses
north side Of the public square
Liberal advances made on cons gnments and special
attention paid to the sale shipment of Cotton Wool
Hides, Agricultural Implements, Mills Machinery, Fur
nture Stoves, &C., &C. o10-1y
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!I7o1Acco-
$50 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all brands.
50 - Cigars
A full assortment of Smoking Tobacco.
For sale by To3 If E. g. B. JACOBS.
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j. c. BEALL. S. NJ.
BEALL & CHAPMAN,
A TTORNEYS AND C0US5ELLORS AT LAW and
Ia General Collecting Agents. Office Market street
nearly opposite the post Office Shreveport, La. Will
attend to all business entrusted to them the parishes
OF Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier. june7, 1865.
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n. E: "I'IoIlI' - . INs ". DUNCAN.
WRIGHT & DUNCAN,
4 TTORNEYS AZ LAW.-0tice on Spring street
"A in Tallys new building. June I, 1865.
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JOHN ". JONES,
ATTORNEY At LAW
Texas street, between Market and E1ss.rds streets
Shreveport, La. ie21
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HENRY G. HALL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Wil practice in Caddo De-
"A Soto, and Bossier parishes. Office on Market
street, Shreveport louisiana IDS
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R0B'T Z. & q. E. BUCKNER,
ATTORNEYS At F,AyT.

ATTORNEYS At LAW.
OFFICE-No. 2S TEXAS STREET, tower store Of
Cumming, Morrison 4 Co..
SHREVEPORT La.
ID OPT 7. BUCKNER, Commissioner of Deeds, &c,
III for Tennessee, Florida Kentucky, North Caroli-
ma, South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi. Georgia,
Texas, Missouri, Arkansas Sc, &c. Ejy1i ~