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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-17

The Press Call for AciIsu Against the
Fcnians.
LONDON, Dee 10. 1867.
me excitement occasioned BY the recent bold opera
sssious Or the FenIans has not abatsd.
The press continues to denouncs tina outragcs and to
demand rigorous measures for their prevention in
futarA
me London Times to-day has an article on the sub
pet wherein Il says" Fcnianism must continually
tend to tho repetition OF such acts ~ the Manchester
riots sad tho Cerksnwe explosion. opsa war on the
part Of tho Tenians out OF tho question. Arson and
secret aurdsr arc their only weapons OF succesa'
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Notwithstanding the long aud successful run which
"Ia Grando Duchesss do G6roIstsin" has already en-
joysd. the aeDdsnces ~ the French theatre continue
undimInishod and tho interest In the piece itself
undated, at once the proof Of s popularity and at
tractivencss We have already dilated upon the merit
which .'La Duchessc' undoubtedly possesses and have
now mercy 10 roiserato our opn.on that tho splendid
10 which II has been put upon the stage here
fully deserves the unsquivoca and hearty recep
tion which has been accorded 10 It. Mie To5tee In
excellent voice last evening, aud her charm ng acting
graceful tnsu any previous occasion.
IT. indeed, such circumstance were possibc. To the
rnpeated calls for she CONSIDERABLY and
U0usy responded. and each time greeted with
unanimous bursts OF appreciation. Tho other cnarac-
we're heretofore, exec ently represented and
altogether tho representation last evening added another
triumph TO us already fairly won reputation. fla
Farnle Benoson" will, by desire DO performed this
evening.
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ATT.Iyer.s,x E;xp..,s,..n. Paris. 1857

STElNwAY a SONS triumphant having been awarded
the first grand god medal for American Grand square and
Upright Pianos, the unanimous verdict OF tho
national Jury This medal IL distinctly classified lrst n
Order of all other American exhbtors and
than ous hundred entered Tor compositions b.
nearly all the eeiebratcd OF
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A.-Cicnv. Soft. smooth md Ben .flfui skis
IL the result of. using LAlNUS BLOOM OF YOUTH.
Sold By druggists everywhere
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NIblO,s Garden.


"Ths Merchant OF Venice" gcrgeously mounted, or
that extraordinary adaptation OF known the "Black
Crook" was performed last evening at this establish
ment with degree OF spirit and enthusiasm and with
fascination OF bright eyes and dazzling arms and legs
unsurpassed since tho t-lumpha entry Of King Victor
Emanuel into Venice. Thoy say that Dickens over
on purpose from London TO for himself this unap
proachabe exposition Of tho lovelisst combinations OF
nature and art and that all these readings OF his
only for the purpose OF pulling the wool the eyes
o. Horace Greeley. whose admiration Of the gifted
Charles must not be spoiled No matter, Dickens has
been to see the "Black Crook and though tho moral
OF the drama Is nc0mprchensbo to Brother
Beecher, II was as plain to Dickens ~ the ghost
OF Marley And such houses the "(rookn still
nues to draw could only DO drawn by all the highest
powers OF beauty, talent and Beszebub Aud from the
bouquets aud wreahs ana baskets and OF flowers
showered upon Bonan,, sohke and some OF the other
leading dancers last evening, stranger might suppose
IN Turk WHO could not read the English bisI that II
was the first night OF tho Crooki instead OF the second
quarter OF tho second year right straight How long
II IL TO be continued the management cannot say but
they eau buy of or postpone some other engagements
coming due tho "Crook will s flourish, for its profits
only surpassed by those Of tho democratic managers
Of our corporation rings Surely after the sanguinary
reign OF Cromwell and the Purtans, are entering
upon tho Jolly jubilee OF Charles the Second
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BatcheIov's Hair pye.-Ths Best n the
world perfect harmless reliable stsntAne
Gus. Fac Org 81 Barclay street.
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i wIs., reupce- and oyuaweasaI i!rIv,-D.cs, re
quality Hair Dee and HALF lysrs all ccso& hAttNfAs
oRs 10 Bond street
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Crissudors,. Hair Dye The ice; Ever Mas.
ufsetnred Wholesale and retail siss applet u No
Aetor House.
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-rbe Ssr~as American HAIR Preparation,
Waved At hoiae AMI abfoad fs nar Fest0ef g dressing
Gu h0lsl. 4 gresi Ullmfb o. seeUtr MfM - -.
ALLkN's improved know sgleh livery druggist sells ~.
Price 81.
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". u. T.-The Remarkable PropcrtIcs OF
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoGHE9 have been thorough
iy tested since nra introduced The demand for them has
steadily fncreasrd and purely upon their inertia theg
found avo- with those whr. from Pulmonary. Drou
chsl Asihmatc complaints require than For Coughs
and Colds they elicaclons
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-02-07

The IMPEACHMENT QUESTION:
special to the New Orleans Crescent
dated 3lst ult., says:
An informal meeting has been held
at which there were present two cab.
met officers and several prominent
radical senators and representatives,
for the purpose of discussing the ques.
ton of the impeachment. The gen.
eral tone was decidedly in favor of not
proceeding with it.
1t is rumored here today that Gen.
Sherman, Gen. Stedman, and other
officers of high rank, will urge the
President to call new councillors to bis
aid, and to review the situation with
reawakeued energy. Gen Sherman
has not yet arriv d in the city; but
the members who held the conference
purpose visiting the President to-mor-
row
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T e l. E Ct r A p H &c.
Foreign and Domestic.

PARIS, Feb. a.-Erlanger's fund to aid
the Cretan's is success.
Paris, Feb. "a serious labor riot has
occurred at the little town Of Marchienne
| in the Department du Nord, near Lille
| French troops we're called to quell the dis
| turbance.
Several rioters were killed.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4-Evening.-Cottop
| dull and closed at a decline of Nd. Mid
ding Uplands l411d. The sales were 5000
bales,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Star says
Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, Judge Shar-
key and others have gone home to carry
ont the plan agreed upon. 1t requires
$3.50. and ability to read as o svffrage
qualification. The Star adds the different
Legislatures now in session have been tel
egraphed not to adjourn till the matter is
laid before them.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Texas, through
it's attorneys has commenced q suit in the
District Supreme Court against the Secre-
Cary of the Treasury, to test the right of
holders to certain indemnify bonds valued
at 100000 in gold. Texas alleges the
bonds were Improperly obtained from the
State on unfnlflled contracts, and sold to
various parties. The suit is to restrain
McCulloch from paying them.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Democratic
caucus did not meet owing to the inclem-
epcy of the weather.
1t is understood the majority of the
House Committee on Ways and Means
favor the repefl Of the sugar tax.
The Grand Jury has regularly indicted
John B. Surratt for murder.
Gen. Howard has issued circular stat
ing that transportation will only be given
to relieve the Government from support
ing the INDECENT, and enable those in ex-
tleme want to reach the places of their en-
ployment. Hereafter no orders for trans
portation will be issued except from his
office and the application must clearly set
forth the circumstances, certified by an AS
sistant commissioner.
New YORK, Jan. al P. M.-Gold
steady, at 1853. Cotton quiet at S3c. for
middling uplands.
Butler Is said to have expressed himself
to the eject that the impeachment was
good in the elections, but is bad in Con-
gress. He deprecates pushing it.
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gentleman has but recently removed
bodily from its former position in the
rear of the city, and which he is en-
larging and otherwise improving, SO
as to make it very choice and de-
sirable dwelling. Pursuing our course
until we come into Church street, we
come across another similar building
which the same gentleman has still
more recently had transported from
its former remote situation to a much
more eligible site, Immediately oppo-
| site the Catholic Church. It is the
| intention of Mr.. Burke to fit up this
other building in style also of COM
fort and convenience, for family use.
Proceeding to the corner of Main
and Sixth streets, we observe very
snug frame building in process of
completion, owned by a Mr.. Louis.
Then changing our steps again, and
going out to that portion Of our city
known as "Spanish own"-situated
within the burnt district, we find here
and there comfortable little struc-
ture erected and fenced in, showing
signs of resurrectionary life blazing
out, as it were, a new pathway to
multiplied and more substantial and
permanent improvements in that
quarter.
Thus closing, for the present, our
devious windings among the uprising
landmarks Of our city's progress, we
are encouraged in the reflection that
"there is life in the old land yet"
and all that is wanted to stimulate
that life into a still more amplifed
stage of development, are good crops
this year in our parish and surround
ing country, and political stability in
the affairs of the nation.
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Prison Mortality During the Late
american War.

From the Toronto Leader, January 2sd.1
We find the following paragraph
in the American newspapers:
''ln reply to a resolution of the
House of Representatives, says the
Washington Union of Tuesday, call
ing upon the Secretary of War for
the number Of prisoners of either
side held, and that died during the
war, he makes the following report :
Number of Union prisoners South,
26l,000; number of Confederate
prisoners North, 100000; number of
Union prisoners died, 22,576; num-
Der of Confederate prisoners died,
25,535. Out of 261,0O0 Union pris-
oners, 22,576 died. The Union pris-
oners exceeded the Confederate pris-
oners 6l,OOO; yet the deaths of the
Union prisoners fell below those of
Confederate prisoners 5000. Two
Yankee prisoners died out of every
twenty-three in Southern pens. Two
Confederate prisoners died out of
every fifteen in Northern pens."
1t is due to the truth of history
and to the cause of Southern Confed-
eracy that these figures, published by
the authority of the United States
Secretary of War, Mr.. Stanton,
should be widely circulated. From
them we learn that, although the
Southern Confederacy had more
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-We are called to
announce to-day, another candidate for
the Office of City Treasurer, Collector and
Assessor, in the person of Mr.. Edward D.
'Cheatham. He is one of our "Baton
Rouge boys" as worthy and clever in
every respect as "they make 'em" and
than whom no one is more deservedly
esteemed and popular. Ed. will make q
strong run and his friends are quite conf
dent that he will swim the stakes.n
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The GRAY MARE is THE BETTER
HoRsE.--The application of this
proverb is well known, but not so
we'll is the story upon which it is
founded. A gentleman who had
seen the world, one day gave his ell
dest son span of horses, a chariot,
and a basket Of eggs. "Do you,"
said he to the boy, travel upon the
high road until you come to the first
house in which is a married couple.
If you find that the husband is mas
ter there, give him one Of the horses.
IT, on the contrary, the wife is the
ruler, give her an egg. Return at
once, if you part with horse, but
do not come back so long as you
keep both horses and there is an
egg remaining"
Away went the boy full of his
mission, and, just beyond the bor-
ders of his fathers estate, 10 a
modest cottage. He alighted from
his chariot and knocked at the door.
The good wife opened it for him and
courtesied.
ais your husband at home q"
"No;" but the would call him
from the bayfield,.
In he came wiping his brows.
The young man told them his er-
rand.
"Why," says the wife, bridling
and rolling the corner Of her apron,
II always do as John wants me to
do. He is my master-ain't you
John 7"
"Then said the boy, Il am to
give you a horse. Which will you
take ?"
Il think" said John, Gas how
that bay gelding Seems to be one as
would suit me the best"
"If we had a choice, husband"
said the wife, II think the gray
mare would suit us best"
mo" replied John, "the bay
mare for me. He is the more square
in front, and his legs are better"
"Now," said the wife, Il don't
think SO. The gray mare is the
better horse, and I shall never be
contented unless I get that one"
"Well," said John, "if your mind
is set on it, I'll give up. Well take
the gray mare"
"Thank you," said the boy, "al-
low me to give you an egg from this
basket. 1t is nice fresh one, and
you can boil it hard or soft, as your
wife will allow"
The rest of the story you can i'm,
agine. The young man came home
with both horses, but not an egg re-
manned in the basket.
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A Go.AHEAD ClTY.-The St.
Louis Republican publishes COM
plete descriptive list Of all the public
and private buildings erected in St.
Louis during the year 1866. sum-
ming up grand total of 1891 with
an aggregate cost of $S,366,494.
"That's city as is city" Hurra
for st. Louis
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% The Memphis Appeal is
deeply touched by late charitable ut
terances in the North towards the
poor Of the South; and asks "why
should there not be the good old feel
ing between us2" Why not, in
deeda God speed the day Of con-
Citation and reconciliation.-N. O.
Crescent.
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The CONVENTION BILL.-Mr
McConnell's bill for taking the sense
of the voters of Louisiana on the
second Monday in April next, rela-
tive to the calling of a State Con-
vention on the first Monday in May,
passed its several readings in tho
House Of Representatives on Monday
last, by a vote of II against 10.
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GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE
BALL.-The Thespian Association Of Ba-
ton Rouge have determined to celebrate
Washington's anniversary, the ed inst, }
by Grand Fancy Dress and Masquerade
Ball. We doubt not it will prove sue
cess. For programme Of arrangement see
advertising columns.
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a CARD.
To Planters and Cotton rac,ors.

"E HFREBY notify the public that We have
w established an Agency for the purpose Of
Transferring Unemployed Freedmen ON the
the more Northern ard Eastern States for work
on plantations in Louisiana and Texas, under
regulations established BY the Chief Of the Freed
mems Bureau. Planters must make application to
the Assistant Commissioner Of the stale TO which
they are TO be transported, ard after its spprova,
by making out their contracts AID giving rs
power Of attorney to have them sign for them.
We can fill their orders In the shortest possible
time aid at q less cost Than they could possibly
do 1t themselves, % orr facilities are perfect.
This is the best method to obtain labor, " the
Government pays the transportation to the near
est land ng or station. Blank forms Of contract
can be seen ut our ONCE.
W. H. VAN ORNUM,
sSCommon street, upstairs,
febb-tml NV Orleans, La.
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70 The receipts Of the New York
Theatres for the year 1866, amounted
to 100000. The receipts Of the
St. Louis Theatres for the same year,
show an aggregate Of $272,472. So
says the St. Louis Republican.
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6 L. C. MORRIS. Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims Bills &C. Also author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAzsrrE COMET.
Office at the Court House.
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sUNDRIEs! SuNDRIEsli

40 BARRELS MESS PORK,
IO fierce plain b G. Z. uams,
box breakfast Bacon,
b.x BoIogn4 Sausages,
10 Kegs spi cd Pig,' Feet,
hug heads New Crop sugar,
80 barrels Extra Family Flour,
80 bales Timothy Hay,
80 barrels irish Potatoes,
3U0 bags White and Yellow Corn,
10 bags Choice Oats,
81 bags Choice Bran,
Is bags Coarse and Fine Salt,
10 tubs Choee Batter,
rs b, xes KsI!er's soaps,
Is boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES So aps,
P. WIDER, Shot, Coffee, 30, all Of recent arrival,
low in store and for sale by
jams JOSHUA BEAL
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Neln advertisements.


GRAND
Fancy Dress and Masquerade Ball,
WILL BE arvEH BY
The THEsPIAN ASSOCIATION
Friday Evening, February 22d. 1867.
Ar THE
THIRD STREET THEATRE
Invitation COMMITTEES.
a, . READ, A = Archer, G W bearing. Jr
Cooper, Leon esever. Leon Ma hal
a heoage' Fam Sheffield, A W Tunnsrd.
w J Walter.
Reception Committee.
2 Kent, AERead, Geo W Buck,e,
Williams, CB Evstt, Charles Howell.
wv Amiss
Floor Managers.
Kennedy, A 8 Archer, LJTan.ev.
Machet, He, derson, W Garig.
John stannard, J Staff.rd, OHolt.
A Freeman, Horace 9ouid Geo M stephans
'eht'e"ens Tickets, -. fep7.td
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UNDER THE YERANDAH H0TsI

UNDER THE YERANDAH HO7hL
formerly Stephen Basilisco's Fruit Store) a large
and varied stock OF choice and rare PLANTS
NEW FLOWERS, FRUIT TREES, etc exotic
and indigenous, and suitable for The Garden.
Conservs tory. or Parterrs
This stock has been imported direct by him
from Paris 1t consists Of choice C. meIia, Mag
nolias, h ododendroms. Climbing Plants, Poena Is
Trees, Ancuba; 400 var cites Of Roses, We as
sorted; Pear. ppie. Plum. I each, pricots. her
~, Gt os+berry Vine amt othe, Tsees, of extraor.
binary yielding q1a iy as will be proved by sam
pies OF SOME OF the fruit produced from them m,
and shown uring the day time Catalogue, for
"dr"sa Oh Application. feb1- 3w
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.dt the UistvcysnI Gnrdea,

TO THE GENTRY,
PrOprietOrs OF Ornamental Grounds
FLORISTS, ETC.
MR.. MAGNE begs to announce that
41 ne has lust arrived from Paris. HETA
aud will offer for sale at his store, ~
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TRY 1T, T

TRY 1T, TRY 1T, TRY 1T.
DLANTERs. practical men ac1o hdpe tried ii,
l. have often Informed me- that in cons, q iencr
or the superior milling. two barrels OF Neal from
nv mil equal, in meal to three barrels Of
the poorly riiled Corn usually produced at coun
Try mills. The de.uction is that there is mo e
economy in N king direct purchase Of Meal
fr' m my Mil, than to purchase Corn and carry 1t
to mill. ltbzl JOSHUA BEAL
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MISGUIDED M EN-

THE LAW FCHARITY AND MERCY
HOWAtD ESSAYS. on the Errors, Abuses and
LII Disea es which form the tasis Of the aravest
M .aiies 10 the hrst age Ut man. and iesrfuiiy
sap the vital powers, with sue means of re- lei.
sent in sealed envelopes. free Of charge Address,
DR. j. skfLLlN AOUuHTUN, Howard Associs.
tion, Pnilsdelphia janl9-8m
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TAKEN UP.

pY SAMUEL. B. HARBOUR,
- white and black specified Cow &Ef1zS1
with young GALE, branded on
he left thigh with what is is sup ---A---A
posef TO be The letter l.: swallow Io k the right
ear, aud crop and split in the 1T
The owf er can have tie same by calling at the
Livery stable of HARBOUR Il CDUslNAkD. rro-
wing said properly and paying charges. fb7
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NOTICE
ASSESSORS OFFICE, y
UNITED srATEs INTERNAL REVENUE,
Baton Rouge, Jan. lltL, 1867.

D6tVu nouSc, jan. sAtL, 1oOJ
TO PREVENT misunderstanding and further
Irregularities liable to occur, and through the
assumption Of those who have been permitted to
act temporarily as Weighers Of Cotton, at this
point, it is requested that all interested In the
shipment Of cotton from this date Will leave their
orders for the weighing Of the Same with Mr.
ROBERT B. BELL, who is the only authorized
Government Weigher, duly appointed and conn
missioned for this "a District Of Louisiana.
Any person who assumes to act as Weigher and
receives from Producer, Merchant or Shipper,
fees, or orders for same, from this date, with.
out authority from the duly commissioned Wsigher
at this point i'll render themselves liable to fine
or punishment for violation Of the provisions Of
the Internal Revenue law.
HENRY L. JONES,
janl5-lm Assessor 81 District Of Louisiana.
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Hr WHARTON ILLINGswoRTH, General
Newspaper and Collecting Agents, lis Common street.
between Camp and St. Charles streets.
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
LADIES' RELIES COMMITTEE.
rTNHE LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
l. through their Committee o Relief, are pre-.
pared to assist the poor, especially Cunfetie 10
widows and "rl hans. in the city anu country.
Apply t, any Of the undersigned:
MRS. TAYLOR, Mka RAYMOND,
:. HATCH, :. SOMEkI ND'YKE.
:. READ, =. JOOK.
=. LYLE, =. BURGESS
janis MRS. DOREMUS, Chairman.
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SEED POTATOES.

NoNE finer produced or for sale Call soon
IN fsb2 JOSHUA BEAL
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IN FULL BLAST.

I AM now prepared TO serve families and plant
i ers with Bottled or Unbolted Meal Of choice
q 'ality, and of my own miiiing-somethng en-
tirely superior to any OF the Northera product
now selliI in this market. Give me trial and
the p, oof will be conclusive.
feb2 JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE.

NO11CEs
4 LII PERSONS are forbid from taking any
IA Machinery. Iron, Cotton or any hing be.
lang to the steamer Fashion, or hsr wreck,
without an der from the BOar I'd Of Uncer riters
OF New Orleans. or their authorized agent.
JOHN K. SCOTT,
Special Agent Boaru of Underwriters OF New
Orleans. jaul5
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS having claims against the Els.
n tat1s Of James and Unity Powers, win prs
rent tlen proved. to me or A. NJ lunn, my At.
torpey, for allowance. J.B POWERS,
ieb1 Administrator
THE WEEKLY hESPERIAN.
NOR SALE AT
JIG feb7-It HEROMAN'S
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HEREBY caution all persons inde bted to me
l. either by note or open account not u pay Or
han aoy money or accept any ordsrs giysn on
me unless such person hold my written authori.
zati n and further, that viii lot pay any NC.
counts contracted without written order.
Jan D 3w A. A. DE' AkUDERIE.
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SELLING OFT.

I'm ORDER to close out q consignment Of Shot
i Guns and kif IS now on hand. offer to pur
rhasers the Opportunity OF buying fnS Engjsh
Shot Guns AS Cue g., as they can had in any oil
the large cities large stock to make selections
from. ffeb.-3wl JOSHUA BEAL
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NEW MUSIC.
DECEIVED THIS DAY,at
IL fsb7-t HEROMAN's