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LITERARY ITEMS.

NJ sainte-B Beuve has been elected TO succeed NJ.
Victor Cousin as Of the managers OF the |0" "'
Sagdnts. ,, 7,
II is announced that the Messrs Pereire have de-
,inos 20 ,ublish the "Encycopada OF the Nineteenth
Centuryp which NJ Duveyrers death led them 10 aDan
1on. ,,.,, 1.,
The Paris correspondent of The Publishers C"catar
styes some further details concerning M Couslh 0
numerous biographical sketches OF hrn that nave aP
peared since his death. He writes Inc great acc"s
t,on brought against his memory is his ava1ee am IN
cliued 10 think the charge proved He unquesuoh"py
had fits Of generosity, but all vices are % I'M I'M
,oisers feasts are prOverbia for prOdlgahty ioL ia
stsncS when NJ Franck at tho beginning y hS career
wss enaeed WITH SSFssR@GPHi @ Pisa Any 1osin offered him
bts nnrse NM Janet, Bersot, and W9ddlngton, VINO VINO
were his secretaries (and rum0r aCseu no Io his
iEsssFi27 sSs yai cSg: Vsisst y defend
ing m from this reproaeh says lhS! ~. 'etsly
distinct hardness and avarce He was hard 70 h 81
tasking his nina with perseyering labor even in
sobriety ignorant of luxury denying hhset one h UI
forts Of wealth, braying humidity ana eolu ~ t SO tht
chambers OF the SOrbOnue which ne seemed 10 lnbh
sufficiently warmed and heated iS te hliTl nv Mt oI
always gl0wed within his breast ha1u ~ no wa va" pon
others But the best known acts ot ms lie dehOn-
straed that he not avar1ctous Dd nc not gave Us,
~ his own expense, the two magnificent editions We
possess the works of Proclus ana OF Abaiardi u nS
not found years ago prize IN the Academy oi moral
aud POLITICAL Sciences double in value those established
by the Government Did he not purchase win ns OMn
money that Incompatible library in which one was SUR H
70 find what was he found nowhere else ana when ne
beaueathod the state with salary for the hDIaran
Je reuy 20 these questions s made by events when VIC
zee occ every day Of lives In the daily Teiauons
of life NJ Cousin was hard upon everybody near hnl
where money was concerned, and II lie could aNOld pay
ment Of money, he did Icould instance great MANY
anecdotes IN illustration Of this trait OF his character but
have no room for them. He asked one DAY wiat
woman the world he would prefer 10 have as wliei
" the surprise Of everybody present twho eNlecFuh9
would declare for Nine. de LODgueVle), ne sSlu; II
we're a marrying man. should prefer Helose IOl my
wife lie was good listener when anybody spoke IN
his company Of things he knew nothing about but when
could m any way touch ms habitua meditations AT the
very frst words his precitate gestures ended his
Atttude became mOtiOnloss, his head bent forward 10
S2-d the speaker and his admirable eye, embracing the
whole spcakc seemed TO seek 10 penetrate TO the very
depth of his mind. lie could remain IN tins way Tor
whole hours at time, which may seem lucledlple 10
those who have seen him in another aspect
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auction Sales of Real estate.

A JOURNEAY, Auctioneer Office No. Pine
sEIeeuor sale q valuable LOTS opposite
field deceased public sncton THURSDAY April H. at O'clock
at Exchange Sslesroom, No, Ill Broadway.
fhayeGORE LOT between SIXTY seventh and Sixty ght sS
SItysItb and Shty Ihsts-Theght LOTS, adjoining
Thlrdsye
Ftave-Tlree LOTS between siIiieth and siIty frs.s
SIXTY Of the purchase money remain mortgage for
three years Maps with further pacui AucOnees onee No
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r.DwsRD A L.wREScE, Aueioneer -
DY +. A. LAWRENCE, Office, Trinity Build

n
PRRENPTORY SALE Of valuable Wsterpowc Docks Slips Mil
Property and situated Flushing, Queens Co., L. L.
b, order OF the William Hamilton deceased
he the highest bidder Tor
TUESDAY April 9Th 1867 Twelve oeock, a the Exchange sales
room in broadway Biy Bungl N.Y. the following desirable
Property, H.
One Gst Mil wen bat Frame Building e7Io foursoie' with
ak run OF Min attached 3CI8 Eve stories perfect
order large and remunee business two large cone
68N2I the other 55tlB handsome
English Frame House 6d in, 3sT25 with
wing and snicesr The Mansion well built twosory Frame
i. 3v25 h wing perfect handsomely situated
Clinton hcabcsi and most desirable part ofthe village Also
20 yery be,uy located Building Lots Of yaOns fronting
Clinton and Myrtle Avenues also Of the valuable slips and
Dock Property Flushing accessible vessels Of 800 uns
The des Wste Power Mil Slips and Dock Pro-
perty together accessibility 10 the city being but miles er
splendid Point Ferry vh hourly trains over the
Tisbng Railroad and uuen daily TO New
Dery Houses Manufacturing purposes oi
Kind unequaed n the vicinity Of New York
Pacuar also called the Houses and Lots they being IN
beautiful
thriving village hOkIlMER w, hAMdbLoN' Executors
the Auctoneer No III
BrawaT Room D. Basement " HAMILTON No 81 Front Street,
CHARLES A. HAMILTON on the premises. ~
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At Y O'rOCk.
I... E..h.nro snln.rnnr, 10 LII Rrn,lraK

BROADWAY D. = II Breaiwsy-i large lots varying from
zach Brodwsy b avrge depth OF o feet TO
together with the buildings erected thereon
This property Ling body With front Of 1924 feet on BToadHay
ISL Gcenwchst by average depth oi So @ he
tho sale presents
oppor i be offered 10 capitalists or
year, come and those than probable
made IN this vicinity give this large tract vast Importance
unreservei and the terms VIII be accom-
mosng buyers credit ~saiel Maps be obtained Ofibs
suctoneers. Cedsrsf.
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Gearbers.

A YOUNG American lady, speaking French
fuenty her native language having also some kuoNrr 81
italian desires engagement as teacher or conpshn
abroad Best Neslork City references Address hs NJ
l.. p, Troy r. o.. New-iork
INSTRUCTION given in PH0NOGRAPHlC
SHORT HAND aoeOning the most approved method 6 an e
reporter moderate Lessons by correspondents 10
sired Address W. H. DAYTON No. 37 East Eeenthst New YORK
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Dnsurance Companies.
MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW-YORK.
nos. 1856 AND 1913 BROADWAY.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT,
JANUARY ., 1867.
Dnsurance Companies.

RECEIPTS DURING TIE YEAR
For Premiums, EIta Premiums, Sc. 81 tb,lil D
FOR Interest snd Rruis........... lyJBt - - ,o .o. an
For Interest Rents accrued. bl ao
" DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Claims hy death Policies and
Bonus, and payment OF snbuitr". bJlo,6' 10
Paid Exposes, Salaries Taxes. Rev
Stamps Medical Eiarnsfs
Coinmissons Gc.. ............ 2l9ibOi -
Paid DiyidrndS Reinsurance, Par
chased Policies, snd Bonus, Interest a.,c o,
DiTileuds l9Ad9' 10 -S'so|oo oO
ASSETS.
Cssb n bank and on bsni........... tJ0,olg ~
Bonds aud Mortgages. h5-,loyy w
Loans on Policss 10 force -. liJ'OiJJo -
I'rbe actuarial estimate Of the value
ofthe policies which these notes
il about = J. 10000
Unite and NeN-IOk State
Qusr.erlT and semi annual Premiums
deferred, and Pfrrnlun. aud Interest
In of collection and transmits
Tenn LOan on >ocks aud Bonds b'lf's 70
Market value oi The Securities
A4e9 liG 90
'",, rrsr1y ~ - w ..-......... IOll72s
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Gituations rOanico- alales.

Giluatons Wdnico-alales.
4 YOUNG MAN, 1S years of age, oi most
excellent tie best Of references having ian energy
and tact wishes get permanent situation IN some Wholesale ro'r
nv other house where has had two experience IN
business 10 th. city Adircss ". X - No go Broadway
CITUATIONS WANTED-FOr experienced
Co,cbmen Gardeners. Gooms F6nnhsnds Useful men, Cooks
Cb,mIrm,ds Mattresses aundrese workers 1c Apply al
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE No. la8 E1eveuth-st, SiIthave
NNANTED-A position as MANAGER OF IL
Mandatory large Real Estate, Railroad ny person
coun.,.ut and thorough would undertake Of
ns road, percentage Of increased receipts Ade" T. = NJ
whliIm.burgh p. o., Kings Co, \ Y -
NNTANTED-A situation by an active young
w ASSISTANT BOOK KEEpRR COLLECTOR, or IN any
o,ber cap,c S moderator uneIceptona references security
Ieauifei Addres. CLERK No. f67 llsdsonst
VXTANTED-A Situation as COACliMAN and
GROOM single understands bis business thoroughly In
every respect win found willing and ohng has the best Of e
country objected TO- Address for two days NJ Boz NO
1903 Tribune 0nios
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ROOKS.

II Jut received whole Of large library lately DE property Of
collector in this The library contains about FIVE
sBoUSAND VOLUMES, consisting Of Rare Curious STANDARD
offered b tie subscriber at O
r buyers woa do well 10 call and tie most superb
bclkstOn % books n this city,
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BrookInn Real estate for Bale.

BrookInn Real estate for Bale.
pROOKLYN.-F0R SALE three story
- BRICK HOUSE, With R0WN STONE TRIMMINGS Lot
221lO0 good order location Apply premises No
Csr,ollplsce o to EDWARD CLARKE. No. % BrOad-st
nWELLING HOUSES for SALE.-The three
story hrck HOUSES Nos 81 sud 90 hst Brooklyn,
hv 100 Price $4,000 each For terms appy
to SMITH BLOOMFIELD. No la2 Nassau.st, New.YoTt
EOR SALE.-BROOKLYN Elm-place, opposite
Bauletis Church; three house, beautiful order with
wosto stable having street Jast the place
horse sud Price only $1,000,
Apply TO J. CORNELL Coutst corner OF JoTaeInons
NOR SALE IN BRO0KLYN-Thc 3-stOry and
basement front HOUSE No u Carol Park trs class
respects Inquire Of HONDlON Brookyn; or HOMER NOR
GAN No Pinest " y; or SAML PHELPS 81 ParE ne v J.
nor SALE-At No. "a South OXfOrdst
Brooklyn three BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, good
der mpro Apply the premises or to
W. THOMSON No. Tryon-row n Y.
EOR SALE-At a bargain, in one of the finest
Brooklyn hghstoOp HOUSE u al modern i'm
proyenents elegant paror Sc Apply at No 10 Secondplace
nor SALE-A bargain, in Brooklyn, No IL
ferry; 3stoy brick HOUSE 2zt4 lot
25E2CO stable facing price III 600; terms
EASY. apply GEO HUSSEl, No 30 Niiams, n T.
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4 NEN MITSTRATED WEEKLY,
ME TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

II. tstri,r Political aud ready,
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT
kOIITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Vrrsd States Gov Ministers. kr
KSuaiort and Representatives Of AAAlAtt congress
% far - cbOSeo.
passed = the firIi Session eftbe &AAlAth topEeh
Puhhs Rssolutions aud PToesm1ons
TIE Cish Righs Bill snd the PteTidents Veto Message
The frtedmans BIZ aud the Presidents Veto Mssuft
Amendment Constitution Of the United SeA
bs NaolAl Convention Of COutsr Republicans aud DsaO
The SOutberb Ioysbs,s Convection.
Ads Committee o. fhe Republican Uu'ot Party
f~psgts Sugrsge-Plogress Of frble Opinion u lS'&
lie National Debt
Leetcn Returns from aud Ts1or, holding Elections
carefully complied compared Elections for
Tribune Almaaic
Tie Of the Union: Population CspSS Governor Us
of heetiug Of Legislatures 1ime OF state Eeciou Ge
Foreign CoUstss ARA Population, Pom Of Government Refers
A., kc
rr,es eeuts post psd) Ils p.r
HxuI
THE TRIBUNE Neg-York-
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Giluaiions Wanteo-femaIes.

A RESPECTABLE Married Woman wants
N SITUATION WET NURSE Address No % Jeacrson't
A NUMBER of well recommended German
~ Girl, situation, 10 do general lOUSEWOkk ke, at hi
LOVES Institute, No II SsnsOnsi near the Bo"eT
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT shout nine miles from the Cy
Of NewYorI easily accessible by T Al all Times Of the DAY The
House ocOdious well sbed and supplied With bot and
The Lawn contains about -
sus aud studded With splendid shade trees The
Garden large stocked With fruit there COachhons
Gardeners House the premses desired the Farm OF 70
with pes house barns &C. will he sold OF rented viii The
and embrace about u acIeSsbOui 20
70 all For other PARTICULAR apply to
fg8l HOMER MORGAN, No P1es-
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EOR SALE or 10 LET-Furnished spaciOns
Il HOUSE and ample grounds gpneu &C. ID. East
River one bath iaaou unsurpassed
PARSONS 4 WARD, No. ~ tciaTsf
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Mem 11nblitaiions.
NtW lJUUIIIHIIUIH'
M Dir CIIAILLUs SECOND EXPEDITION.
D. APPLE & CO.,
NOS 443 AND AS BROADWAY,

FYRJIS SECOND LOVE By Julia kSysuseh vol. 2Wo 81
TIIK POLITICAL WRITINGS OF RICHARD COBDEN. in two
sto. Cloth So
THB COMBINED SPANISH METHOD new Practical and Ibeo.
ChsB Language embracing the most
trres of hest known Methods PrououHcng
focsLary h, Alberto ToTnos NJ VOL limo 40 ~
THE GOOD REPORT Morning Evening Lessons M Lent By
Inn lNnl l2-n Nlnih 81 20
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Gothic HOUSE good order very pleasant part o the ct'
and will be sold at the Og pce %
$1,000 viii be made For particulars s1py to
4 A A Co No Broadly
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EOR SALES, ,S00-Onc of the finest little
places Jersey The RaTt'n and Deiaeas Railroad Us
Long BauchCOTTAGE. rooms good o1buhngs tud
ftit. Srawberries. Rare claucr,
WILLIS MORRELL. No l{2 F,itonsi.
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L'AKM IOr SAIIF.
fpe FARM Of acres buildings Coo state - enys
divided building situate 90 hsst hester
Wshestcr New-l0rL Pce fT the whole 5000
Address g. T. VI. Boz No I:99, Sew-iok Post Ofce.
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no LET opposite West Point GaTisOns),
oiiN'N Al" @ ''A' SAN SLOAN No 200 Broadway
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I IEMPSTEAD INSTITUTE,

HOME SCHOOL for young ladies under Is
years Of age Reading Beks Co.. Pa For circulars address hE'
Y y
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New Orleans Business Cards.
DENTAL DEPOT.

A. FAYERWEATHER New Orleans
a. Dental Depot, 53 st. Charles Street, estab-
llshed 1000. mch7-d1y.
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SOUTHERN WHISKY Depot

TNHo. KLEINPETER, No. 10 Front Street.
n N. o. Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
southern Whiskey from 81 65 to 81 % per gal.
april 2-d1y
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PIANOS A~D MUSIC,
DRUGGISTS.

A B. GRISWOLD II CO., old firm of
"A. Hyde & Goodrich established in New
Orleans Fifty years. Manufacturers and I'm
porters of Watches, Jewelry, Silver-ware, Cut
lery, Guns and Pistols, corner Canal and Roy
al streets. New Orleans. Nov Ii d1y
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THE DAILY CLARION.
LITTLE CHILDREN.
BY EDWARD P. NOVEL;

Cherubs of this world of fchanges!
Sweetly budding charms Of Time!
Loves true alchemists of gladness,
Turning tasks to golden rhyme
Music like the brooklet's babble,
Round the shining stepping stones,
Your dear footsteps soothing patter
Mingles with your gleeful tones.
Rays Of brighter realms beam ever
In the homes where children dwell
Lighting up the genial hearth-stone
With a joy no heart can tell
Oh these babes of blessing lead us
By the hand to hallowed scenes
Even as our Saviour taught them, .
And we're blest by these mild means.
Heavenly father teach our conscience
Well to weigh Thy gifts Of grace,
That our feet may falter never,
While we haste to seek Thy face;
With those dear and guileless children,
Walking trustful at our side,
Lead us, Lord the way Of wisdom,
Up to where thou dost abide!
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TELEGRAPIC q PHILOSOPHICAL
I N S T r. u M e Il S
Manufactured and Repaired by

In . l. Nv ~ M II .
Manufactured and Repaired by
H. B. EVANS & SON,
Capitol Street, JACKSON, MISS
n OCK AND GUNSMITHING done with
lA neatness and dispatch.
Pistols, Rifle and Pistol Cartridges; Gun and
Pistol Caps; Gun Wads; Wad Cutters; Pow;
der Flaslls; Rifle and Pistol Moulds, on hand
and for sale at moderate prices. Dec 14d3m
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
4 II. BOYD & co. have now opened an
-. Auction and Commission House in the
City of jackson, IN the house lately occupied
by J. W. Robinson, on Pearl street.
They solicit consignments ofgoods, wares and
merchandise of all kinds, and promise TO dis
pose OF all consignments, either at auction
private sale, on the best terms possible.
REFERENCES:-All of the local merchants of
this city, and all other acquaintances here and
elsewhere.
oct 10 diff j. II. BOYD u co.
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Lightning Rods.

CINCINNATI, Msrch 3, 1867.
I HAVE this day appointed Messrs. BOSTICK
L & SEYMOUR, sole agents for the sale Of my
LIGHTNING RODS for the States of LOuis-
ana, Mississippi, Texas and Alabama.
J. II. WESTON.
We shall keep full supply on hand and Wi
supply dealers at low rates.
BOSTICK q SEYMOUR
50 and SO Fulton St., IS az d 81 Front St.
Between Povdras and Grayier Streets.
april 16-d3m. New Orleans.
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FOUNDRIES.

II EEDS' FOUNDRY, corner DelOrd and
IL Foucher streets. Manufacture steam En-
giDes, Boilers, sugar mills, saw mills, cotton
tation and steamboat works. nov 23d1y
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BELLAKGER's
CONFECT NER Y .

CORNER CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
II DUMONTEIL, (successor,) viii con-
II tinue this frst-class Establishment,
where all orders for Confectioneries, Pastries,
Chocolates, Ice Cream, etc, VIII De nlled adthe
shortest notice. The Saloon, upstairs, will be
kept on the same plan. Lunches as usual, at
an hours- Orders fo9 Balls. Parties, SOirees,
and the country, promptly filed. Wines and
Liouors. Preserves and Candied Fruits Of the
choicest qualities. -.,,--,-,,
Corner Of Canal and Bourbon stree
april 2l-6m.
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REMOVAL.

IEENIUVALs
nR. KNAPP has removed his office to his
~ residence ON State street, one square north
of Capitol, and nearly opposite the ruins of
the Bowman House, where he will be pleased
to see his old friends, and all others who may
desire the most perfect dental operations.
Being prepared with all the Modern I'M
proUenentS in the Dental art, he trust, he
may continue to merit the liberal patros ge
extended to him for the past twenty yearna
Jackson. Miss, Jan 9th 1867. diff
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EDUCATIONAL.
DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Corner Camp and ComrOn Sts., in the spa
cious and Elegant STORY Building"

Is constantly in session under able Profes-
sors. Itwas founded in 1882, andis chartered
by the State. Its former students may be
found as Principals or Book-Keepers in a large
portion Of the old houses Of this city and over
the Southern States. Ladies or Gentlemen can
attend the Commercial Course, or Book-Keep-
ing, Penmanship, Mathematics, English,
French or Spanish. A business education, that
enables one to earn S2O00 to 5000 annually, Is
the best fortune parents can give their sons
A DIPLOMA from this College is n passporl
in all Commercial communities. Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to call.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
Jan 1e, 1s67-d1y.
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CONFECTIONERY.
WHOLESALE CLCTHING.
II. Nj. GILL,
boots AND SHOES.

nAvID TAYLOR & son, Successors to
~ ID. ii. Taylor & Co., and Taylor g. Raddin,)
BOOTS AND SHOES, AZ Old Levee street.
New Orleans. ian6F-1y
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LAW CARD.
WILLIAM YERGER, JR.,

A TTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts In the counties Of Kinds, Rankin, Madi-
son, Issaquena, Washington, Bolivar, and in
the United States District at Jackson.
All business entrusted to him, will receive
prompt attention.
Special attention given to the collection of
claims sept12dtf.
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VICKSBURG.
Important Announcement.

SPECIAL ORDER, No 25.
TTNHE Public are hereby notified that we
i have just received, and are extremely
anxious TO sell low for cash:
| 1000 sacks White and Yellow Corn
100 do. Bran
100 bbls. III ur-c0mprising such ch 1Ice brands
asD. A Griffith, Royal ose, Elpaso, 90.
so do. Mess Pork
so do. Kiln-dried Meal;
casks Clesr Sides
s do Shoulders;
$ hide. Choice Sugars;
10 bbls. /" Molasses;
10 halfbarrels
10 tengallon kegs
ALSO
so barrels Choice Peach blow Potatoes;
tierces Ames g. Whittakers Sugar-cured
Hams;
so boxes breakfast BacOn
150 tarrels Cape Lines
400 bushels astering Hair;
so barrels Cement,
90 Plaster Paris
Mackeral in kits and hafbarrels Rice, Starch,
Soap Candies, Tea, Coffee and Spices.
May 49, div CULLEY e. BOLLS
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JACKSON
HI. MI. TAYLOR,

III. M. TAYLOR.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
HAVING taken the shop of late w. w.
III Hardy, am prepared to do all kinds of
planning. Sash, Doors and Blinds made to or
der, and as cheap as they can be had in Gin
cinnati or elsewhere. All work warranted to
give satisfaction. feb16-d1y
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CARPET WAREHOUSES;.

A BROUssEAU & co. Chartres Street,
N. Importer and Dealers, wholesale and
retail. Offer at low prices Carpeting, Floor
Oil Cloths, Mating, Window Shades, Table
and Piano Covers, Curtains, Lace, Worsted,
Cornices. april 21-d1y.
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COMMIssION MERCHANTS,

:. = --E'-9eFs 7 U 7 . bANUERS, IN.
tULSAN n SANDERS, 1OS Poydras street.
" New Orleans. ian xiv
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the timely assistance 81 tho military. The rioters "ero
taken 10 the LIBBY Prison and duict restored cooreh
NAN who voted o. Henneo for stcarns, Conseryatiyt -
lDws. aud with dinculty saved frUm harm
TIE official vote oi this city - ~ foowa ioihin
whites 2A& blacks. z.1oi. total vote 5o09 VIM Ind
rud about eoo1 hacla Prom present indications tle
election Tot sWurE Radical D. the county - lreIy
abc Tho vote n ihS city Tomorrow vii 40 DOUBT m
crense the wiiiic maturity. -,
Returns ftou mo interior conc IN slowly but rom EG,
hG reports or pnrtes hy Ills evening" trains me
s9n - rf0ra"lc that the state HE gone largely "sas'
"A ds@ic from Louisa County gycs INC resr there as
Whites 49, '.tis. oJ2. kue-caths OF The whites loi"u
against CSfY ton second Official dspatcH ~ o
tat the adca ca diiatcs fOr County and District nave
about I.t majority IN the County
Adspatcl from Iynchburg oates that The Whites VINO
voted to-day number C3, the blacks 7ei Al the NIss
and FOR tho Radical candidates. Williamson and hc.o'
t.c Ettcr black. One negro who voted the olscFVh-
ucm as he hod shooting three Of thon: ono sfiiosy
trCu excitement existed ana the mob icf WnlI i.Ii
stored mi,
Tho polls are ordered 70 be kept omen omorTow The
latest returns from the interior counties show the cceiiO
s rlcat majority OF Republican delegates, ana pace
tsc calling Of the Convention beyond doubt. .,.,
TN Mayor OF Richmond to-day appointed eight colOrcd
Special pUiccmtn foI duty during the election
Lotcr.-'rhc vote to-day follows
Tcrrys Prcc1ici-For the Convention. al5 against;
205: for tic Conservative ticket, N6 for thc EadIt
Amherst County Whites, 100; blacks sie. ,,
tic number registered.
PccTsbuTg-Tog the Convention. oil against, i9l
Pauctt's Prccintt-For the Convention; 4jj; against
2Sj; Conservative. 9JJ Radical, ijj.
stauutOn VOct FOR the Convention and AZ against
The COnscrvatNe ticket is elected IN Augusta County by
500 majority. There was small white ara fnil negro
vote the Valley The Convention there has been voted
down aud the Conservative men elected. News from
RockhrGsc insurcs Conservative triumph III 'h"t
county. - =, -, T..
FoIIREss MONROE, oct 22Thc election in Norfolk Is
not ye completed The polls open again to on, 70
The whites pooled 1.IS votes ana the blacks Low IL Is
supposed that Walker CONSERVATIVE IS elected. ,
HAMPTON, Va, oct. 22.-Col. White EadIcdD IL ecoteu
here. There b no excitement
ALEXANDRA. Va, Oct 22.-Haw xhurst from AleXan-
ra and Nickctson, from Alexandria and Fairfax both
Radicals elected TO the Convention The maiouiy IL"
the Convention ia Alexandria was 500 The blacks Notd
for the Radicals and the whites for the conservatives
with bu few exceptions Dispatches 10 the AlcTdndd
Gdsc'c Louisa Cupcppcr and Orange, indicate that
these counties hHyo gone Radical.