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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT.
Weekly Packet.
R A RI A 81,

w. c. HARRISON. =
WIN. CULBERTSON !
,G- b TINS large and elegant packet
e&saf ASSTsS been thoroughly overhauled an
aaszzzE4 80 ed, will make Weekly Trims l.
New Orleans and Shreveport for the taIapr.
season. Neither pains or expense have beer
to make her the fastest and most comfortable
IN the trade. For freight or passage apply on b
to ILER & BOUROUIN .
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SHERTFF,S SAFE

IN DISTRICT COURT-Statc of Louisiana-parjsf
Il OF Caddo-No. 4529-S. II. mcfarland, Admir-, vs.
r. WHITE. BY virtue Of writ of fieri tucias ISSUED
from the honorable the District Court of the parish Of
Caddo and to me directed, wall SELL at public auc
ton, at the Court House door, in the city of Shrcve
port parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9th day Of June. 1868.
between the hours Of II o'clock a. M and O'Clock P
M, the following described property, wit:
a tract Of land in the parish Of Caddo, known and
described as the east half of the northeast quarter OF
section twelve - in township seventeen II J. of
range fourteen 4 containing eighty (8O) acres with
the buildings and improvements thereon Also forty
five 3j acres in the northwest of the northeast
quarter OF section twelve l2), in township seventeen
DID, range fourteen IA J, commencing at the north
west corner OF northeast quarter of said section and
running south tWcntyOnc chains thence cast eleven
CHAINS and seventy links, thence south seven chains
ana slXty-clght links, to the road thence along the
road north forty-six chains and fifteen links
to the dividing line between the east and west halves
OF the quarter section thence north twenty chains
and nine links, to the section line thence along the
section line nineteen chains and sixty links to the be-
ginning.
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all cost.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff.
shreveport Nav 6. 1863 mfg.
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SITEREFF'S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT--Statc of Louisiana-parish
Il Of Cadd0-NO. 6S3G.-T C. IIOoD Executor VS.
JAS b. SIMS. BY virtue of q writ of fcri fucius issued
Caddo and me directed will sell at public auction
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport
parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1863.
between the hours of ! oclock A. NJ and O'Clock F.
M. the following described property to wit:
Tho west half of section thrty-tWo (32) township
nineteen 90, range sixteen QG), situated in the par
sh of Caddo.
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms Of sale-On a credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give notes with approved security bearing
eight per cent. per nnnum interest from day of sale
with mortgage retained the land to secure payment
of the purchase money.
JOHN j. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport MAY G. 1868 G5t Of s27 90
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Succession of ALICE DOSALLY, deceased.
atTATE OF LOUISTANA-Iar9h Of CaddO. BY vir
- tue and in pursuance Of order of the honorable
the District Court, and commission thereon issued
directed any duly qualified auctionecr in and for the
parish and State aforesaid, will sell, to be
sold public auction, at the Court House door, in the
city of Shreveport, on
Wednesday, the 18Th day of May, 1863,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. NJ. and o'clock
NJ the following described property, belonging the
succession of Alice Donoly, deceosed, to-wt:
Lot No. sixteen l6) in l0-acre lot No. twenty (26
situated in the city of Shreveport, parish Of CQddo
Terms of sae-CASH with benefit of appruscmcEt
Sale to be passed at expense Of purchaser.
L. J. WRIGHT, Clerk,
and ex oticiO Administrator.
ANY 1858.
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"hu GA o-I4e ~ -ANIA'Il4HIi dtOi'
Shreveport April 8, l069. t6t


Succession Of john B. ANDERsoN deceuscd.
FEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
4 hereby given that F. \. McAlister, administrator
of the succession of John B. Anderson, dcccused has
this day filed in nv office the final account of James
IIarkns late administrator Of said succession of John
B. Anderson, deceased praying the same may be no
mologated and unless opposition be made thereto in
be approved, honloogaed and made the Judgment Of
this Court, as prayed for.
l--l Given under my hand officially this 2lst day
J L. S. of April, A. D, le0e . ~
| - Tap22 st H. j. KlGII, CLERK.
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SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERs
" p 4 n 8

ISAAC II. kOUNS Observation-Disclosures.
Sspa,=-e y THIS new light draught packet
IL 1852 prcssIy for the tradc) will make
$780,. $780, trips between Shreveport and
during the entire season, For freight or pas:
on board.
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FOR RENT.
TO RENT.

49,. THE MOSSSIDE PLACE--A delightful resi-
t5 dcnce, about one-quartcr of mile from the head
1l Of Texas street. Fine orchard and garden, with
fifteen Of ground in cultivation, good well and
underground cistern.
Also-A GOOD RESIDENCE, on Edwards street,
contiguous to the Shreveport Institute, and neXt door
to DR.. Williams.
Also-I Two very PLEASANT ROOMS tor small fam.
lies in the Institute. The occupants can be boarded
in the house. Inquire of
fr1gtf J. FRANKLIN FORD
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EW ORLEANS AND sIIREyEpURe,.

eanno,. HE unsurpassed lightdraus ht "a
lks~ss..- B running, sidc-whee packet S / . !
Nss.Es5E:tzzas I. G III Z, Capt. Thos II. T IT,, &
=zz-zzz=z~-laycs Clerk, will continue to n -. y.
ular trips between New Orleans and Shrcvepor n. ~
as the water permits. During the past season
been th10ronghly ovcrhaued and repaired, an n
al al IN oH the insurance companies. For spec ~
fort and safety. she is without peer on the RI,
treIght or paSSage ADplN on bnard u
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FsYIIE undersigned having been appointed United
IL States Commissioner for the District of Louisiana,
will, about the 10Th inst open Office in the
city of Shreveport for the transaction of business.
Being practitioner in the United States District
Court, and having had considerable experience i'll
matters of Bankruptcy, he offers his services to pre-
pare Schedules in Bankruptcy, and defend cases III the
United States District Court.
Parties interested will bear in mind that prior to the
first of June next, any person avail himself of the
benefits Of the bankrupt Act, without regard to the
amount of his assets but subsequent to that date
one can do without the consent of twothirds IN in
of his creditors, unless his assets will pay fifty
per cent.
Persons DESTROYS of taking the benefit of the act will
find it to their interest to call.
r=sy7 Terms reasonable.
eDl5 If W. r. IIARDEE.
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Succession SAFE,

Succession Of v. R. D. WARD, deceased.
CsTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish of Caddo -Nol19.
= Rv virtue of a writ of sale issued from the honor
able the District Court of the parish of Caddo, and to
me directed will sell public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of June, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock A M and o'clock P.
the following described property, belonging to the
succession of W Il. ID. Ward, deceased, to-wit:
The undivided half of the Wharfboat Madison"
now in the parish of Caddo, Louisiana.
Terms Of sae-CASlI, with benefit Of appraiscmcnt,
JOIN J. HOPE, Sheriff,
and ex-0ffciO AuctiOnecr.
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Shreveport, May G, lSG9. Ut pfSl3 50
SVCIESSION MALE.

Succession Of W. A. RICHARDsoS deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PHrisho of Caddo. BY viz
- of writ of sale to directed from the hon
orable the District Court of the parish of Caddo will
proceed to SELL public auction, TO the last and high
est bidder, at the Court House door, in the city Of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday. the 9th day Of June, 1868,
between the hours Of II o'clock A M and O'Clock 2.
H. the following described property, belonging to the
succession of W. A. Richardson, deceased, to-wit
The northeast quarter of southeast quarter, west
half of northeast quarter, and southeast quarter of
northeast quarter Of section twenty mine % J. town
ship twenty-five (22) range sixteen Q6), containing
one hundred and sixty $50 acres situated in the par
ish of Caddo.
Terms Of sale-CASH, with benefit Of appralsement.
- R. J. WRIGHT, Clerk,
rA. and ex odicio administrator.
Shreveport, May 6, 1865. 1T
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREyEpoDT
Independent MeekIy Paci.at wv.

Leaves Shreveport EVERY SATURDAY, at1oAM
ia Ins "a, Al fast,rnnning passenger packet
So BART ABLE, Capt W G. Harrison
aassksssA VIM Culbertson, clerk, will make REGULAR
cekly Trips between New Orleans and Shreveport
tor the 64!anee Of the season, leaving New Orleans
every IukSDA1 at O'Clock P. M, and Shreveport
every SATC RDA1 at 10 o'clock A. NJ For freigbt or
h2SS1ge apply on board to T. II. ILER agent. or to
lhRRlN Il FERLANDER agents 1lon15 tf
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TIE light-draught fast-running side-wheel
lallstcSs = packet EZRA PORTER, Captain H. /.
So = Lee, late of the Alabama y having taken
her place IN the Red River trade, will make REGULAR
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport for the res
ldue Of the She stands Al in all the insurance
companies and for speed, safety and COMFORTS nsq-
passed by any packet in the trade For freigr yus-
sage apply on board &.19f IF
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RO. T. BUCKNER,
KnicherbOCkor Life Insurance Company,
RENEpORT LOUISIANA

ISSUES oil kinds of policies upon the lives of both
Z men and women. No restrictions upon residence
travel in any part of the United States.
r~S37 Office on Texas street, over IIlAMS l. KEN
NEDY'S Drug Store. Inp29 tt
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KOUNS LINE.

h""ohAh " EDNESDAG WEEKLY PACKET
f. a Ia + q Y II c II e. Kounss, master,
s1zz-zzzz4S FOR New Orleans, EVERY WEDNES,
- DAY from Shreveport on arrival of Cars
from MarShal and ERA No. from Jefferson at - NJ
Leaves New Orleans EVERY SATURDAY, nt : p N
connecting at Shreveport with Cars for Marshall cvcrT
TUESDAY Morning, Era No. S for Jefferson, and Cos
Gamer same. for Upper Red River. Through Receipts
poth ways. See plan of Cabin, and secure state
rooms, by application to agents.
- Good capacty for carrying 500 head of stock.
,,o-.e e. l.. kOUNS BRO, Proprietors
Ctro n
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Shreveport, February "a, l5G5.

THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Elstner, kinsworthy
& Co. will be found in the office Of j. c. ELSTNEl, at
No. on the Lcvce who is, in my absence, author SGD
to receive and receipt for all moneys due said irin'
Liouidating Partner.
FfpDGt
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT
Een-Dov p1ckat

E1ae7s h InE fast. running, we'll appointed pack
s. et AAIlONAL, Capt. Richard Sin.
s. s9ss mott Florence Findren clerk, will make
49, regular Ten-Day Trips in the New
nd shreveport trade touching at all interme
ur1e points tor speed safety and comfort she Is
passage apply on board n5d -
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IMPORTATION

IMPORTATION.
INFORMATION guaranteed produce a luxurant
1 Growth Of hair upon bald head or beardesss face
also a recipe for the removal Of Pmples, Blo:ches,
Eruptions etc etc the skin leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful can be obtained without charge
by addressing Tu0S. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
fcly IN e23 Broadway, New York.
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Weights of prOduce.
Shreveport Price Current.

1t should be understood that quotations, gcner-
ally represent the wholesale prices in United States
In filling small orders, higher rates will
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FRUITS, of all descriptions; PICKLES and CATSUP
Philadelphia and Havana PRESERVES.

RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.
My accommodations, including q large WHARF
BOAT which lies Immediately in front of the store
are ample for receiving, forwarding and storing
COTTON and MERCHANDISE consigned to
me- and pains will be spared to give satisfaction
those who favor me with their patronage,
All consignmcnts Of freight received on Wharf, boat.
80 Liberal advances made on cOnsirnmcnts Coun-
try merchants invited to give me Il call.
ia Is If l.. Z. CARTER.
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NOTICE


yYTE the Undersigned agree that from and after this
w date, T. II. Trustworthy shall be the 4ul-
dating partner of EI4STNER, k1NSNONIH1 d co.
who is authorised make all settlements for said firm
lSi,ncd, j. c. EI.STNER,
b. II. TRUSTWORTHY,
W. L. ELSTNER.
Col,r,,o-,
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FAMILY MEDICINES.
EgE. gCEIg EGE!?

rE,TIE ICE MACHINES having been leased, are now
I being Dut in complete order, and full and Reg
uIar supply Of Ice will be furnished. The proprie
tor not desiring to retail Ice, Grocers and others de-
irin,r to do So can make favorable arrangements by
aDDying to the Mandatory
Ice Boxes Of any capacity or style, and suited for
transportation, if dcslruI furnished upon short notice
and at low rates,
- Orders from the country will meet with prompt
attention
Shreveport, April 5, 1863 I5m~
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n. ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON p
I = Y = II u u Y & g

ef-E. AT. Roots, will make regular trip
$50 - New Orleans and Jefferson for tt
OF the season. For speed and comfort she
passed by any boat in the trade. Being of
draught, she will be able to make the trip V
other boat can. For freight or passage apply
in1L Il
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SFTFREFs,S AYE

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiono-parisb
= Of Caddo-No. 1857. J. WuALEY US. NJ D. PAnKs
BY virtue of writ of sale issued from the honorable
the District Court Of the parish of Caddo and to me d.
rccted Will sell at public auction at the Court House
door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State afore
said on
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POWDER! POWDER

ToHN G. ELaIkER No; LeFee Agent for orap 3gT
gale At mll0-a.taGG...S prices. ldl7hl
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERsoN
IREN e.
.gEFFERSOE AND NEW ORLE

--n,,<n>. THE splendid, swift pasBeng :,
{ST%%I@a'"11 p RICHMOND, W. Y. Boardla
II 4. E5TE'e33 ter, with c. J. Doardman in the
g1sszs.zz=zz----z-=zz-makc regular trips between
and New Orleans during the entire season.
will be spared to give full satisfaction to shi5
passengers, For freight or passage, apply OF i
moo IF
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- THE light draugVt steamer NJ
I 1T. g STEPHENS, Chas. E. Marshall "
t sss'szs s. A. Whyte, clerk, will make reg -,
between New Orleans and Shreveport, touchuL
intermediate landings, for the balance of tn, ~,
For freight or passage, apply on board or to I.
BOJROJIN r.
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Shreveport, February %, 1888.
E{fTICE

TEyIIE FIRM existing in this city under the style OF
4 CULP 4 CONWAY will be continued as hereto
faro mi f,1rthar notice. A. CONWAY,
'' Surviving Partner.
Shrerenort La, Jan. 5, 1863. Jas u.
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACK1

,NEEe-n d TIE new light draught packet 4
szzEzzssez1-zzzren clerk, will make regular trips
New Orleans and Shreveport during the Nv
season. As soon as the water permits, she wi!
her trips above the raft. She stands Al in all
surance companies. For freight or passage a
board or to IIER & BOUROUIN
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v VI. IT. "
WILLIAMSON & WISE,
Attorneys and Councillors AT am

,->.,,,,,u,.,,,. NIIkLI EPOKT. a.,
pHAC I'll IN the District Courts of the parishes
OF the State, aud in Fedora! Court
Office Corner Of Sprns and Texas streets Lm1G "
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i understand that parties have been
canvaSsing the city claiming TO be my
agen 3. No one has any authority to so
ltctt work for me, and al those claiming
to be my employees are innpostere.
ma23 dim
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Prof. Calvin L. Stowe Is going to
Cadiz. in old Spain, with his son, for
the latter's health.
Why il a beefstake Co you. when
You are very hungry. like Sir Robert
Napier IN Eastern Africa? Because
it couquers the abyss IN &c. Good
bye.
Daniel Webster wore a hat the size
Of which Was rs; Tnurlow Weed
wears the same zei Abr! ham Lin
coins was 6; Dmlel Lords. 81 ;
Horace Greeley's a: James Gordon
Benefits, 7S; Mr.. James 7. Brady
has a head as iarge as that o. any
public man in the country.
Mr.. George Francis Train has been
featuring to large audiences in Lon
don, whose enthusiasm to see and
hear the great American orator net
even an admission fee of one shilling
can overcome.
Mr.. Burlingamc, though popularity
associated with Massachusetts,. is a
native OF the Empire State. be was
born In Nv Berlin. ChenaDgo joun-
ty, New York, November IA, lozzs
His early years we're spent on the
Western frontiers, far beyond the COM
fines Of civilization. he graduated
from the Law School, at Cambridge,
| in 1916; In 1852 was elected to the
State Senate, aud 10 1894 was chosen
a member of Congress, where he
served three terms. In 1861 be was
appointed by President lincoln as
Minister to Austria but on account
OF his sympathy with the Huugarians,
the Court of Vienna limited that an
other American would be more ac-
ceptable, and Mr.. B. was appointed
Minister to China.
They talk quite plainly about the
sad ways into which the Emperor of
Russia has fallen. He drinks too
much-quite too much; goes to bed
nearly every night in what the Yam
KEGS call "a state of Hail Columbia"
and has been on the very point of
del. trems." His wife feels Shocked
about it, the more so as she is a con-
frmed invalid. Aud then the Crown
Prince neglects his beautiful wife,
Dagmar, and keeps away from home
altogether too much. The royalty OF
Russia may, therefore. be said to have
rather a poor time of it.
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evening, offering ozesIIeBt facilitiea
for shippers and passenqers. She has
pleasant cabin appointments Chef
Bradley, a genial, affable and accom-
plished gentleman Is her ponnlar
clerk.
FoR GREEN RIvER.-The steamer
Ada Lyon leaves for Green River to-
day, and will hereafter leave on Mon
days as long as there is water sufi-
cient. On her last trip in she brought
70 cur city about one hundred orders
aud over ten thousand dollars in
money for orr merchants. This shows
where the Green River trade goes
Sell the goods right and sustain our
own packets, and the Green River
trade is fixed fact for Evansville
Have your freight down by4P.M.
Manifest Steamer Ada Iuon. II
hogsheads Tobacco. consignees; 16, 600
feet lumber, w. Holman; sundries,
consignees.
GHean1ngs from cur Exchanges.
CINoINNATI.-The Commercial Of
Saturday, says
Billy McIntire, having purchased
an eighth interest in the Portsmouth
and Pomeroy packet Kate Hender-
son, resigned hig position as clerk Of
the Havana, and will take charge Of
the Office of the Henderson. The in
terest purchased N an eighth Of Cap
tain Henderson's interest. and at the
rate or $1,000 for the whole boat.
Captain w. G.. Voris. Of the Alaska
succeeds Mr.. McTptire in the Ha.
vana's Office.
The Darling goes to the boneyard
Today, and lays up for more water
Inc Mlnneola IS receipting freight
through to New Orle nq. mo Havana
was receiving New Orleans freight
yesterday at 6O cents per hundred
LoUIsvnLE.-The J0uaaJ of Sat
urday says.
| The owners of tba Legal Tender
have contracted wit Mesus HinnIe
/ az RACER to extend the cabin oil tha6
boat full length. The work will begin
Immediately, and when finished she
will commence the low water cam
paign In the New Orleans trade.
| ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat, of Sat.
urday, says:
| Weather unbearably hot, hotter even
than on Thursday. River stationary.
| Upper Mississippi and Illinois falling,
and Missouri rising. Business yester-
day active for the season, and to-day
| will be almost exclusively devoted to
the pleasures of the celebration. The
river business of this section viii be
light for some weeks hence.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times of
| Wednesday says
The weather yesterday was cloudy
-ary close atmosphere, and at
with med rain, but up to dark
t;mae tbreot. Oh it would have
none fell, althoUs OF tWO Sn lSv.-
been a God send if one 'Ou nan lll
ers had fell, if for no other - VIC
laying the dust. We trust tina.
may receive some rain to-day, as it is
greatly needed.
Business matters on the landing
yesterday were unusually active for
Tuesday, there being several depar-
lures, which caused lively time.
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weather and water.

The weather since Friday night has
been sweltrinRly hot, the mercury
ranging as high as 96' to 98' on Sat.
urday and Sunday, and up to $50 yes.
terday. There was an excellent pros
pect Of rain Sunday afternoon and
night. but none fell here. Heavy
rain fell TO the north and east of US.
1t was very hard at Terre Haute.
The river here is declining very
slowly, not over an inch a day. The
pilots of the Quickstep report five
feet at Walkers bar, while the pilot,
of the Morning Star found six fee
ut French Island.
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Among the first boats due here are
the Altoona, TO St Louis; Wauanita,
som St. Louis; Westmoreland and
II from New Orleans; Armada,
Dexter, Tarascon, from Louis
from Cairo; - Memphis.
,,;Ilo NT;r,,ooIo
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ENACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
* We nave the largest stock of FAMILY
u Queries In tbs ctLy-nearly a. large
as that OF any other Two houses. as shown
BY the re ,urns Tor county taxes. our ar
raAsements for purchasing from ATst
hands we're never U+tter. a this RESI- acct
otner houses in the TRADE: and icing very
SOlnAoEs ABLY nxed IN our new quarters,
-, WE TURN A NEW LEAF.
1hteno not ouly etain our old
trade, pat 70 double &c tn the course OF ths
NEXT year.
we will not be undersoId -" A word to
the wise" &C.
VlCKERY BROTHERS.
lnnS 70 Main street,
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A rich 'armer Of Calais, Maine,
aged SIxty-hve, recently married a
secund wife who Is only n neteen years
OF age. A dau hter by his first WE
Is ioriy years old, ana her daughter
aged " 'nty is about to be married.
Inus there is child who IS twenty
one yrars older an her mother. aud
q grand 1Other who is a year younger
IMAM her g,and daughter.
A curious present has been sent to
KING V ctor Emmanuel, the heart
OF Venetian patriot, who died fight
Ing for his country" The heart is
described as being beautifully dried
A gorgeous Gag for the Chinese EN-
bas,v has Just been MADE in Roston
~ order OF Ills Excellency. Anson
Barlingame.- 1t is OF yellow bunting.
thirty by twenty, aud displays unon
its folds monster dragon In blue
A Washington correspondent saws
Mr. McCulloch has been gradually
perfeeiing his arrangements for oper-
at ons on very different theater
Mr.. McCulloch goes to London t.
take charge Of banking house soon
70 be opened 10 that city by Messrs
Jdr~Cooke & Co., and his purpose
was to retire from his present posi-
too soon stter the adjournment O
Congress, and such i believed to b
sti II MS purpose, unless it be change,
By the assaults made upon him.