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Second District Property.

Second District Property.
is. THREE LOIS OF GROUND is square No A,
founded by Front Wells CTcssman, nd Gus. mhouse
stree + s sS. ey to lines fot on Wells res -
feet II inch and lines front Front street by I'D
soTns, Of From, cSoss@an ard Wes streets Lot No
scjins No sndmeasmes "a net II nen-s snd Inc troat
dttth. LtEo sdjoins No and msassrs "a feet II
IWEiys LOIS 6F GROUND. forming the whole Of
,quare No bounded by Old Levee Clay. ct Louis aud
uouse streets and numbered im 20 u nelusvsly Lot
s snd measures "a feet inches and lines front on od
Leve street "a Get inches and nys trout on Clay street.
2to ii measure each a feet inches lines front ord
&c 81 fset IN Sen,b y, M 10 toms Inc e,rner on Old
Lsvee Toulouse and Clay streets and "a ieet la
lines front clay street, BY 10 feet IN depth and front on
Nth 20 The ~ ANGULAR PORTION OF GROUND A, in
the slet bounded by Old Levse and street. sad
str, et 81 feet inches lines front Peters 10 feet
inches sId lines on the angle formed by the ton 81 re-
tiers and Old Leyee streets and the rear or upper SIDE ne
fronts public alley 10 ee WIDE runnii through from Old
p. FIVE LoTs OF GROUND. fO-miug the whole Of
SONAR bUpnesS By d isves ogy saosss in J'
No forms the corner OF old Levee, Jefer.ol sad Cay
Lsvee street inches nd ines Clay street.
BY 40 ct in depth and fro Jefferson street Lot No
"a feet inches and lin fro Old evee street.
"a inches and lines front Clay street by 10 eet
on Old Ls ee st Get "a feet inches lines IRON on Clay
street BY 10 fee. n Seph II. no measures s = es,
and Cay street. 100 feet in depth LIT No.
foIms the OF old Levse Toulouse aud Clay Streets
and measures "a eet 7nche. and lines front Old
"a feet inches and lines font Clay street by 10
feet in depth and front Toulouse street.
%. SIX LOTS pF GROUND forming the whole CT square
+, ded by Ola Levee, Clay, Jefferson and g. PGer
streets numt cred from to 6, inclusisely
Lot No. % ct ~ ieches and lines front
Old Levee street p fest IL inches and lines front Clay
by 10 feet depth and font ST Peter street, aud
forms the Of Old Lsvee CLAW and ST. Peter
Lots Nos each 2lfeet 10 in and lines front
Old Ievee street y feet II inches lines front Cg
street. by 10 feet dsuth. Lot No forms the
Old Ievee jefferson and Cly streets ami p FED
10 inches and ft front Old Levea street p feet II iuch4
and tines Clay street. by 10 eet in depth and from
on Jefferson street
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BY g. DE FERRET,

AUcuoNEER, oHire-Eo G. Royal street
SATURDAY, sunUnrs Is. 1855, ne
~ O'Clock the Merchants snd Auctioneers Exchange
hoyfl street, by public auct on, will be sold
A LOf OF GROUND IN the square bounded by Espa
made, Fec tur date Vcorl tenchuen and Charities late
Mortan sre measuring - feet II inches ana lines 'front.'
kspanace street, by 100 feet 81 inches In depth
The buildings and improv tn consist OF frame
dwelling covered with sses eonai ing four rooms
story brick building containing two rooms below
and two absve. With a coal room underneath:
a new two-story frame house cose ed with states.
containing douo'e prvie. shed,
yard neatly paved with bricks and he is utrodnc
and having all the requirements a business stand It's
easy TO the markets Its raj post It's pr xmy
30 hsreoI and CITY cars combine render it attractive
The qusre block paw property has last
been completed the house and dependencies
ninety d. lars $50 ger month
BE- TEBMs-The put chaser viii the payment Of
moTeaee note Of SOU due January 1869 and bearing
reT cent interest from the LIT OF January 1873 until n
nent and the balance OF tie price Of adjudication cash in
city notes
Act Of sale with o. revenue st,mps attached
eefre W j. Cssen, notary prbi at purchasers exps
COFFEEHoUsE AND DEPENDENCIES no 81 FRONT
Levee street-SuccessOn Of John Jay Lane No 29,621
ny G.. DE FERRET,
AUcTIoSEER-Ofice, 81 Royal street.
salesrooms, No. IS Bic vile stree.
TUEsDAY. Jsn. 2In, 1885, mt IL
clock NJ 90 the premises, No CT From, Ievee street
~ vftus o. an order from the Honorable John W. ThOmas
Judge Of IRE Sscoud Disr, Court II New Orleans aatei
Rostmbr 70, 1867 the following described properly will be
sold
The entire the premises No 81 Front Lsvse
srte USED ss COnsehouse, and known the - Storm
House consisting OF Counters Deeaners, Glassware,
ano Gas Fixtures Cigar Stand Iron KaiDgs, Stove and
PiIe etc. etc, ETC.
The unexpired tern Of the lease Of the establishment
ns- TEsNs-siaeh in Z. Treasury votes.
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By C. Il. GIRARDEY d CO.,
c. E. GIRARDEY. City Auctiopeer.

By C. Il. GIRARDEY d co,
C. E. GIRARDEY. City AuctioDeer.
oEce-No II Exchange Plsca
MONDAY, Jan. go, 1903, ut Ie o'clock ~,
4fl at the Merchants and Auetoneers' Exchange
Royal street, Canal and Custom streets,
public auction will he sold and continue successive day
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property disposed
Of in pursuance of the following resolution to-wit
No. sc New SERIES.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, 18th day Of December, 1851
Resolved That all Property, WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging the city of New Orleans which
can disposed of without detrment the public interest
or shall be sold under supervision and dree
ton Of Cbarmen Of the Finance Committees. 1he sale
Il ereof commence the THIRD MONDAY OF JAEU-
ARy, 1858 and be CONTINUED From TINE To
TINE the discretion Of the Charmen of the said Com
mitiees
Resolved, That the Of said sales shall be ONB-
THIRD CASH, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES. the
balance in equal amounts scared by mortgage
pop rty payable aud years. with interest
the rate of EIGHT PER CENT FER ANNUM from date
III paid and per lawyers should
say institute for the payment of said Acts
before the City Notary with internal stamps
expense Of the purchaser who will the OPTION
TO PAY TIE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY Casa IN
CITY NOTES
(Signed) F. W. PERKINS,
President PRO TEN. Board of Assist ant Aldermen.
Csigusd) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December IS 1867.
CSignedD Z. HEATH Mayor.
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Metairie Jockey Club Races
OFFICIAL SUMMARY.

FIRST DAY, Jan. 2, ls6s-Fust Rdce-Dash oil
one mile for two year olds-Purse, $3.50.
G. A Brsaux enters r. Leouard's) ch. ,OnairO yelrs
OIL by Boz ME scotland, dam Lady Lancss
2yeis cd BY DAME Bocn', dam Maggie D. oy brown
Dick.
Time-2:o4.
Second Race Two mile heats for all ages
Purse. 5000.
q A Breau1 enters g. Leonard's) sh, Chi4r11sga.
year. y jan SsIs1e am sloRO BY nap Albion:
old b. LeaipgiOp, dam Leyity BY imp Trustee .;;2
hF oS y psne Boone dam BY imp Glencoe dis.
Jane. NScos,sy S sSss AM en- g
Time-i:l2l-El33.
SECOND DAY. Jan. 3.-Dash OF two miles, for
all sges-Jockey Club Purse, $500.
by Bonnie seCtlsnd. dam Grey Alice. by chOris'er,S
yt cIel SS enters r. TaTicEs b h Joe Joiaoa
by awS9d dim Judy By imp ssvs.e'n ye1rs I Sai
BY Lexington, dam Annie Lee by imp. slsneos' SSeAr'
d.............
Time-4:l4.
Second Race-Heats of one mile, all ssges-
In this race C. p. Slocomb entered VIM. Brady's
br C. Jack Gamble Jr., by Jack Gamble, dam
by Brown Dick, as a 3 year old bat his being 4
Years old was not allowed. by the judges to start
j. Cri,ksrd enters CMr warckeO b. h. Joe
H. 8s''' osy ;ntsrs tai q Ccsisilc'.j I5ae;
NAA- o
4 p. pi piib s sstcrs CvTn Cotri'o b. Z.
BSaet C,oet By Daniel Boone, dam BY AlOoa. 4.
p = Sei Me cl% inter. wv Ls,csrd'.j eli, O.,
ny Indorsfr by imp Glencoe. 4yeausod distanced
Breaqx enters g. al LeG %'Id 0r pds C.
ccISb yesyys cd -.....e. distanesd-
me-2:OO-2:O2-2: s5-2:O3.
Track muddy.
Tu1Kp DAY. Jan. 4.-Heats of three miles, for
all aees-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000.
IT, p Foley enters CNs McCay') Mary Wsua,
jy JACK Malone, dam Partner BY iup. Lsviatiau'
c HI n si S' enter. iwm Badyi.j ch h. VITO,
g5eGrs I'D ......,..
Time-6:ls-6'ls.
FiHHeat mile. 2l1s Second Hest, mile. 2:o9
smils. .....2 :Sl mile 7:O5
6I8 6I8
Track heavy.
FOURTH DAY, Jan. 5.-Heats Of one mile, best
in 8, all ages-Proprietors' Purse, $3.50.
J. Cricknrd enters mt. Waricke's) b h Joe
= Jo'r 81 =; S .ris- ON MN srsd,.6rc
Peoria Boy aHss Jack Gamble jr.,
sd sTssa Sse e1tsss E fSels m
NeUie Gryrne, years old ..;;.i.... i
Fio'a Temple by Zero, dam Florida, r,,
yea OlJ........,. .---.-..s.......s''.' DsVthc7L
Time-1:56 -l:55R -l:574 -l:59-2:Ol4 -2:Ol{ /
2:Oll.
Firth DAY, Jan. 6.-FIrst Rdce-Dash Of four
mile. $780, third mile, $500; fourth mile, 500.
Total, Sl050.
C. II slccomb enters Vim. Ersdy's eh b. Voto l
q. Ereaux s. Leonara's cot
p, & as.s; :Si.l, w5a:a;;i: Il T-v T;s:
NJ y. BTingier enters m COtups
sys rs cd 49,. .'.............
yes sf,'S cid WIN, Dc'. ". .
]. Crickard enters Nelligan's h. h. BisBIrci,
by I.xing on dam Miss Pe.s by imp Glen
coe, years
Time--2:O3--2 :O0-2:l3- 2:OSA--total, s:2sl.
Track heavy.
SANE DAY-Second Rdce.-Mile heats for
beaten horses Purse, 5000.
NJ n. Brnger enters VIM. Cottrils b. Jennie
C., by Daniel Boone dam by imp. Glencoe, 3 y /
G. slo onnb enters VIM Brsdy's b. c. Peoria
Boz ed gree unknoE years old ..............
II. X. Foley enters N g. Costellos D. AgRes
T. 4 NcCaY sntets J. W. Posey's b m. Fl9rl
Temple .DstAnced
Time-I:593- l:59a-2023
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CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.
FURNITURE, SILVER PLATED WARE, BOHEMIAN
Glassware and Sund rs.
RX CHAs. .. NASH,

N@
FURNITURE, SILVER PLATED WARE. BOHEMIAN
BY CHAs. q. NASH,
M"NDAAY,. JasuaSy Is at IT, II &c och
Large and Varied Assortment of Household and ohce
ArmOirs Mirrors, Blu eas standing sitny Desks Bo
and args lot Of Sandre TOO humsrous 10 mention In
contents Of several residences
CHARL rs II. Nasa.
" AUCuONLER and BROKER.
Real Estste, ssIe, lease or Purchase,
Motssse Bonds Securities Stocks. Insq,sscs scIsDs
ducs, In aud Out Of or Sales of Description.
MASONIC HALL AUCTION MART
Cornfr ST. Charles and PerdidO streets He respectfully
soheitsyour Patronage.
MON TGOMeRY BROS. g. co. s SALES.
LARGE AND PEREaPTORY SALE or ELEaANI
Match Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horsss. stR.
W-l-- AEn-h o----- H-~sls- sarussa,
sc, etc, at suction
ET sOETGOSSERT BKgSSs. a Co.,
n hosTsoHEsT, AuctionesI
ofnce-1 Camp
MONDAY. jar. 18th. as II o'clock a.
stP. LAer's stsbles Grsvisr street, viii sold
Elesnst hatch Horses.
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Zine Work Mules
fine Mich Cows
AbO-Top and Open Buggies, Harness, Wagons.
~ T1KEs-Cssh In z. T. Treasury Notes.
FURNIr Ikk.........FU NtTU RE ....-. .FU RNTrURE
By MONTGONE BROS. a. CO,
r. N. MONTGOMERY. AuctiOneer
INUEDAH, Jan. IAth, mt II o'clock A.
n al ther Auction Mart. 81 Camp street. vi be sold
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD F. kNlTURE
such as Rosewood Mahogany snd Walnut Bedsteads Bu-
sesus hrmoirs Weshstands Mshogany and Walnut Tetes
sofas Spring seat Chairs. Easy Chsirs Marble Top
ao e. Msroe Top soe6gards Extensi Tables Velvet and
brussels rttts frer Oh Plate Mirrors, Mattresses Engrav
mgs Paintings looking Stoves Uenss etc being the
contents OF several wsllfurnshed houses.
Also
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc -
Ba-TEsNs-Cssh
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
III 3, WALTON g. DEStONOt'S SALES. p
WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT. AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
SALE FOR PARTITION
/ 3. WALTON g. DeSlONOt'S SALES.

THIRTY Two SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES,
Embracing -Four Handred and Twenty Lots Of Ground In
the First and Fourth Districts the Jackon Railroad
and peno,. being interested byCiO EratO ITALIA Mel
pousne ST. Andrew JOsephiae jackson and Philip Streets
and BY Willow Claiborne and other streets as far back
White street.
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AUCTION Sales.

s lines width in tie By s feet INCHES in dep.h and
Market street Lots Nos q and p Measure each n
'sf IS irI NiS " lots OF GROUND IN saSsrs a.
forming The whole Of square and from 90 u
nSn sy Lot No ans ,Ds 90 4 ss Ly' s.
lres New Levee street 80 iee inhes and lines
, sn Sn on s. street, 3D. y es p On
line Of lot No Lot No measures 70 inches
Water street BY lbs et rehes in deph the Of lot
sG ana Lot No measures g FEET I'D inches ons on On
New ieVes street 20 feet inches and Inns ffsnt Wat
Al It4 10 inches line depth the lne Of lot No
l. Lot measures % feet inches front New Leyes
test 10 nshss lie in deP,h on ihs line q 10, 10 1t
% set snehes ana lines front Ca Water street By isf
fe II inches and lines IN depth on the line OF lot No. 4.
Mo- . s' 7iHcses 'front.' - Ne wee street .
t7 inches lines 'front.' on Water st ee by sl feet and
3 lines in depth on the ines Of Nos 10 aEd Lot No
feet inches in width the ear BY inch and isss
il GSph the line Of lot No and lO ieet inches ant
and ines IRON. wa'er street e feet inches
WIDTH in ihe rear by o feet inches and e. ee7h
dstth on The line Of lots Ncs and Is Lot No measures
e s Sssi ind s y Ss cAs , ssS 2 ns
depth the line Of lot No 10 lot No 10 measures p Iee
Width in tire ear By los sss inches sad lines m dso,h or
lie line Of lot No IL Lot No IL 20 et7 inches and
lines front Water street 26 e inches IN width Ia the
lot No TO- and lS2 feet nch.s aud lin in denth the
II " the cOrner OF Water aud
Market and % et aehes and 5nes 'front.'
Is feet ncnes In width IN the ear BY t3s
inches and lines In depth the lie u lot No III and
las ,e7 inches and Shines 10 dep1 and front Market
Lot No b q ieet outon Marke street by
log feet ard inoses in depth, bewern persl lines Lot
No "A forms the Of New Lyse AVID Market stTseis
street. &c nches width in tse BY lOl feet
depth ard front Market street Lo Nos Is % ID inc'u
lively each 2 feet inches front on New Levee
street, by 100 teet in depth between para Ill lines
H. Two LOTS OF GROUND forming the -h0le OF
the triangle So A. being NoG and bounded oy New Levre
Water and 81 james reefs Lot No measures l55 ieet
riches font Weter strset l39 inches
and lines New Levee street. by g feet 7
vdth in She ard the line Of lot
No Let No So feet inches iront Water
street. Levee by 63 feet dee
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Track heavy.

SANE DAY-Second Rdce.-Mile heats for
beaten horses. Purse, 5000.
NJ n. Bringier enters VIM. CottTilrs b. Jeaaie
C., by Daniel Boone, dam by imp Glencoe y. 3 / ]
c. slO onlb enters VIM Brsdy's b. C. Peoria
Bog. ed gree unknO En. years
DoSor sSe' .''.. - ..
Temple .DistAncsd.
Time-l:593 -l:594-2:02t.
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The Chaimeite Properly.

Sc A TRACT OF LAND in tina parisb NJ q, Rsrnara
sol ng the parish Of Orleans. the left bank OF the
sssippi river, by 50 arpents in depth
IHE ENTIRE PROPERTY win be sold in aesoraancs
WIN ptive plans Of W. n. Bell ESQ., City suryry,r ex
posea at, and previous To the Gays OF salo -
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FIRST DAY, Jan. 2, ls6S-FTst Rdce-Dash Oh
one mile for two year olds-Purse, sz5O.
G. A. Brsaux enters r. Leonards ch sOntairO, yeTs
OIL by Boz ME Scotland, dam Lady Lancas'sr j
NJ ID Brng,er enters WIN ottril 81 Pass BrO~abeAs
yeais cid BY DAME Bocns, dam Maggie o. BY Brown .
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Fourth District Property.

% LOT Of GROUND, in square bounded by JorepbIne
sckson Dyadss and Laurent streets designated a. lot No.
70 Ano measuring 81 feet In hes and Ines front on
street BY lO5 feet n Depth he parallel lines
Inc lot aoons the corner Of Josephine streets
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Track muddy.

Third DAY. Jan. 4.-Heats of three miles, TO
all ages-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000.
H. Foley enters (Ma Mct'ay's) Mary WgHa,
by Jack Malone dam Parthen a BY iup. LeviathAn
C. H. Siecemb enters (wm Brady'9 oh. h. Teto
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Third District Pound.

g. THREE LOTS OF GRoUED in square 402 bounded
~ 'i.n9e h9rses oust and Coue' streets dss znasa
Fos H. 10 ard 10 and measuring each 81 feet inches
ines front ON 81 Cisude by 1ls feet ipch. and
boil ding, rear building etc = ~-N- '''S "'
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AN TNOIAN FEsTTVAT.LI,A FTyE.MfLE
aAs1 IhI 10 FOOT RACE buiaIE ggUd

@. A large concourse Of people, of both sexes,
assembled on the Cold Spring race course
yesterday afternoon to witness the various
Indian contests which made up the pro-
gramme Of the festival. The first contest
was a. mile foot race, for a prize Of fifteen
dollars. The racers were FIeetWing, Ste
Vens, and third. whose name We did not
learn. The race was won by Fleetwing,
who is properly named, in four minutes
and forty-two seconds! '..i i'i.ii'l ~ '...f
Shooting with the bow and arrow for a
prize of SIS was next in order, and in .thi3
AddisonC Charles, of the Seneca nation, cihie
off with flying colors. '
The five mile foot race for 8 prize Of one
hundred dollars came next, and the "fyers"
were the world-rencwned Deerfoot, Fleet
wing, and Jacob Sundown. The start was
made at twenty-six minutes past four. In
the first race Fleetwing was allowed quar-
ter of mile vantage distance and Sundown
who is of heavy build, half mile. Fleet
wing lay down after having accomplished
his third mile, and Deerfoot came up with
Shutdown before the latter had made his
third mile. He ran the remaining distance
against time. His step from the beginning
to the close of the race was uniform, and
necessarily rapid as the time indicates. The
five miles were accomplished in twenty -four
minutes and fifteen seconds, and the wiry
and venerable son of the forest came out of
the race az fresh as a daisy, and proceeded
at once to direct the ball play between the
Cattaraugus and Tonawanda Indians.-Buf-
fdl0 Courier, Aug. IA. a-.#Ha 1at
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-22

OLD clothes are the subject Of an extern
sive trade in New York city. There are
two classes of persons interested in the bus
iness-the men who buy old garments and
the men who collect them out Of the streets.
There are five hundred old clothes dealers
in New York who have shops, and who
send men out TO collect old garments,
Many of these sell old clothing for small
advance 10 one or two large establishments,
In one of the large shops, men and women
work early and late for the trining pay they
receive for the labor by which they put IN
some kind Of shape the old clothes that thei
master has bought up the day befOrer
These clothes, after being purchased, are
assorted and secure d, and are then cut and
sewed into shape, and made to resemble
new clothes. They are then packed in
boxes and sent to an agent in the West,
who disposes Of them 10 the best advantage,
the advantage being generally The resliza-
ton Of about seventy per cent. on the origin
al cost. The other dealer, who picks up
scattered rags, takes thsm 10 a large ware
house, where busy clerks assort, weigh and
price them. The buyer of these rags has
them carefully assorted and washed, when
they are packed in bales and shipped to the
different factions, who buy them for the par
pose of making them into shoddy and pa
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LATEST News ABOUT THE CATERPIL-
LAR.-By the steamer Rockland, which
arrived from Edisto on Saturday, we have
further news from the plantations Of Edisto,
Wadmalaw, and the adjoining sea islands.
The cotton, generally, Notwithstanding the
rains is in excellent condition, and much
further advanced towards maturity than at
this time last year. The only apprehension
now entertained by the planters is with re-
gard to the ravages Of the caterpillar. Til is
voracious worm bad made his appearance,
in greater or less numbers, in almost every
portion of the islands, and had badly eaten
out one tract on Edisto of about forty acres.
With this exception, the actual injury in
6icted by the caterpillar thus far has been
slight. 'sa s."' l's'A.''i4A -iii ,1iiI -iil'
In Florida the operations Of the worm
have begun early, and been much more Sc
rious. A correspondent writing on the 9th
instant, from the fertile county of Jackson,
in West Florida, says "The cotton
crop of this county will be entirely eaten
up by the caterpillar by the last of this
month. Many fields are already eaten
to a honey comb, and tie older worms be-
gan to web week since. pc Charleston Neirs,
Atk1 H. 3 80 ..'i''s VIZ 81
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RoUGH Bur GKAPHIC.

Col. E. II. Townley, late of the Federal
army, and prominent convert from Radi-
calisra, made Factions speech before the
Democratic Club at Baltimore, few nights
since. His experience of army life is edify-
ing, and we extract leaf from it for public
delectation. Read this
81 will bet thai they will not get Jew
vote | was there when that order was is
sued. Ii was Just before the Yazoo Pass
expedition at Helena. Every Jew was put
ashore. A Jew friend of mine was placed
at night on the banks Of the river with
81 600 worth of goods. In the morning
there was not 4 remnant OF property left.
Why did they send them back /? Was it
because they feared their honesty and pat
riotisin2 No; because come generals we're
fearful that somebody would get more cot
ton than they did, Ihave seen officers buy
whole steamboat loads at twenty-five cents
a bale. once bought thirty-six bales from
a negro for 81 80, and thought ] was pay
ing a high price. Laughter.l Il wss
worth sixty-fve cents a pound.
"The war was for plumber aud to dissolve
the Union. tell you SO because I was in
it. / never took a red-hot stove but
waited four hours for one to cool. Laugh
ter. happened TO turn my back for a
minute and some one had taken il awsy.
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Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imFne
date interest In the markets Of the country, and
in Its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who fahs TO keep himself properly ad-
vised a. to the rise and fall Of the markets. as
controlled by tho laws Of demand and supply
aaa the relative condition Of the currency, IL
exposed to constant loss. and must necessarily
fail behind his more Intelligent and snterprising
neighbora. In order 10 make our paper valuable
as well AZ interesting. We shall continue to
make this srEcIkL FEATURE. Our DAILY
Market Reports. domestic and foreign. by teis'
graph. and our City Reports, gotten up at heavy
expense. have challenged the commentator OF
our host business men ; while urcurrent Fiaan
oial Reports from ali the leading money centre
the country Ero fuller than have ever 5.'
published by any other Journal in Tsnnesssos.