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property shall belong. There can be no
doubt that morally the property belongs 10
the southern branch, although decided to IL
in the name it once bore of the Methodist
Episcopal Church" The section in regard
to County Courts" and those in reference
to the " Government of Cities and Towns"
and to " County Organizations" and Clown
ships" should also be submitted separately.
So also as to those in regard to " Education"
and the "Militia." In fact, there might
we'll be dozen different parts of the pro-
posed constitution submitted to a separate
vote.
Let this reasonable compromise be agreed
to by Congress, and the people of Virginia
will ratify enough of the new Constitution
to entitle their State at once to reHdmission
into the Union. Provision must be made,
of course, for allowing such sections of the
present Constitution to stand as would be
needed to perfect the new instrument.
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The Rowland WILL CAsE.-A yeSr

THE Rowland WILL CAsE.-A yeSr OF
me ago we gave an account Of this re-
Variable case: The richest woman in Bea-
ton who took o-er million of dollars undee
ber aunt,s admitted will, whose husband IF
worth five or elk millions more, ana al 'hls
besides the property she holds IN her own
right, attempted to have this will set as'oe,
and get the whole estate under d'feren,
will. It was in reference to this latter Will
that distinguished expert in the science
If probabilities testified that the chances
that the signature was genuine were rs
millions or billions 1--WE forget Wh'ch' 10
one because it was m eract copy OF the tes-
tator's signature to another document-such
a perfect duplicate as could not have been
made accidentally. However, the case
went off on another point, and the court
gave no opinion Ms to The genn1nehess OF the
signature. Miss sylvia ANN HoWLANns
will stands as probated, and Mrs. EDWARD
Fl. GRrry has to content herself with the
few millions of dollars that she already nau
before commencing the suit.
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ED.

In Brunswick on the sIst ultimo, at the residence
Of George 3. Clark, Mrs. MARTHA II Axis,
aged foriy-nine, and wife OF William Harris, OF
LuneDburg.
AT st. Tammany Mecklenburg, on the I'd In
slant Miss MARY TRAVIS, daughter Of Edward
l.. Travis, of Brunswick.
On the lsh instant, CHRISTOPHER, youngest
child Of p. and S. W. Fits lrnons, aged two years,
nine months a0d twelve lays.
Norfolk papers and Baltimore Sun please copy.
On the nth Instant at half-past II o. clock, JOHN
II. MOORE, son Of Richard and Kitty =. Moore,
IN the fourteenth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his uncle James Moore. No. 203 west Clay street,
ut half-pas. O'Clock THIS "wednesday EVE
MING, November IL, 1863
In the city of New York, on Thursday the 18th
Instant, after short Illness CHARLES c. HUD-
SON.
He will be Inferred at Lynchburg, Va.
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We endorse what the Fredericksburg
Ne,os says of its own value as an adVer.ls-
inc medium. We say this because the
Mems REQUESTS its exchanges who appre-
ciate it to copy the paragraph, and we 10
not wish to be set down as one OF ,hose
who do not appreciate it. We are of those'
o1luded TO in the paragraph in question,
who are in the habit of looking to the Ne'0S
to see something witty, humorous, or Tor y
sensible.
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JEFF. DAv1s's D1sGUIsE.-1t was found a
few days ago that a box containing the
waterproof cloak which Mr.. DAVIS had on
when he attempted to escape his pursuers
was in the custody of Government ofhclal
at Washington. The lying WASHINGTON cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Bullet" I'M
mediately wrote a letter to that paper
asserting that Mr.. DAvIs's female ap-
parel" had been found. The petersburg
Times reproduces this falsehood. Could
anything better be expected from " Nd
deal
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IF General GRANT has, as it is stattd IN
the papers, asserted that he will attend the
complimentary dinner to be given to MIR.
EvARTs in New York, in case certain gen
tlemen named be not present, then he has
saia Mt least one foolish thing and been
guilty Of gross breach of good manners
Messrs. RANDALL, MCCULLoCH. and WELLS
are recognized az gentlemen by Mr.. EvARTs.
They are his colleagues in the Cabinet. FOR
General GRANT. or any other man, to ex-
press any opinion rs to who ought to be "t
the dinner to Mr.. EvARTs ia inexcusahie
presumption. IF he has donhts as to the
character of any of the guests, let him stay
away.
We cannot credit the story General
GRANT would hardly be guilty OF such I'M
noliteness.
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It is common thing in New York city to
sneak of New Jersey as a foreign State-an
alien jurisdiction, over which the laws OF
the United States do not extend and it was
therefore an amusing accident which caused
the news of the earthquake in that State to
be placed under the heading of Foreign
News in the Dispatch of yesterday.
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A correspondent informs us that the la'e
Democratic Legislature of Ohio, having en-
acted that no device Of any kind should ne
printed on the ballots-n0thinT but the
hare names of candidates and the oti1ces
for which thew were supported-and me
Democrats of Monroe county having head
ed their ballots "The White Mans Govern
mont ~ the State canvassers have been con-
strained 10 reject them all. returning the
Republican candidates as elected in that
Democratic stronghold.-Ne,o York 1rl''
bune.
Just 50. Turn out Democrats wherever
YOU fnd them. They will not resent the
injury nor the insult. Not satisfied with
TURNING ont Democrats elected in closely
contested counties or districts, the ONO
Radicals propose to turn out those chosen
in " Democratic strongholds."
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A DIINISrRATRIX NOTICE. have
IA qualified In The Circuit Court of Richmond as
the adninistI atix OF my deceased husband, JOHN
GlBLiN, All persons iGdebted To MIN Will make
payment to me, and all persons having claims
against him " III present them for settlement
no l8-lta CATHARISE GIBLIN.
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HUSN1cUTT has gone to Norfolk. BE will
give the carpet-baggers trouble enough be-
fore they shall have done with him. He is
no fool.
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MARRFER,

In Brunswick on the 2sth utimo, by the Rev.
Robert Michaels, JOSEPH l.. PEBBLES and Miss
LOUISA NJ. HAG0OD; all OF Brunswick.
In Brunswick on the 5th instant, by the Rev.
Mr. Bligcoe THOMAS BRANCH TO Miss MARY
HUFF, daughter of james HUFF.
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Of course we did not mean to say yester-
day that Cincinnati either lays" or lies"
behind Chichgo, but lags behind her, &c.
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Joplin GRAPE.-Having procured the
81 entire stock of this celebrated NATIVE
VINE and TABLE GRAPE, VIC are prepared TO
ill orders. Price, one dollar per vine. Forward
ed by mail postage free, upon receipt Of price.
ALLAN IL JOHNSON,
General Agents
Virginia Nursery and Wine Company.
ls-d6tAY2t
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STAMMERING CURED.-Dr MOSES
y formerly of Nor:h Caro!na) respectfully
tenders his services to the pubic 70 CURE y VI
MERING, or IMPEDIMENTS IN SPEECH. He
feels no hesitation In announcing that ne can 90 II
without fail, and will warrant cure IN HI cases
If his rules and directions are strictly followed.
The time required to effect cure is generally
from one to two hours.
His terms very moderate. .,r
He may be found at al hours at the MONTlCEL-
LU HOUSE, No. 1886 MAIN STREET.
CERTIFICATES OF CITIZENS OF RICHMOND, VA.
We do hereby certify that for many years past
we have been troubled greatly with stanmcrlng, or
impeachment of speech. We are now glad TO say
that we have been entirely cured by Or. Moses,
who will be happy TO do likewise for all VINO may
ROLLINS HARDEsTY,
No 1913 FRANKLIN street.
BETTE SCHULTZ,
daughter Of F. Schultz, No. la Seventeenth street.
November 8, 1858.
cure of stammcrIng from DR.. Moses, and feel con-
f,lent II his rules and regulations are rigldiy ad-
hered TO i cure will be effected, ,,o,-
Mayo's Warehouse.
Richmond November ls, lsc5.
We the uudersigne citizens OF RocEbridge
county, Va, do hereby certify That Tor many years
we hayg fcGn ggIsMEE Se, F sp pi!e and
having fortunately met with DR.. n a MOSES,
who visited our county highly recommended rs
this very troublesome complaint we Immediately
placed ourselves or those Of our friends who were
similarly afflicted under his care and instruction,
and II gives us much pleasure TO be able TO say
that we have been entirely restored. as well as all
others who were under his charge, as far as We
know His rules and dire ctions are quite simple,
and easily comprehended by those OF even mode
rate intellect.
DIR. MOSES Is gentleman OF high responsibility,
and suffered for many years himself with atamner-
inc and having become cured, he Is now travelling
for the purpose of impartng the remedy to others
for q trifing remuneration; and we have no hesi-
crcc If his rules and directions are observed strict
y, for a short time. We consider 1t not only a
Measure but duty to give this certificate.
JAMES A. STRATTOy,
ID. w. STRATToS,
EDWARD HUNTER,
MARY +. VIM,
JAMES GARDNER PAXTON,
son of Major j. Il. Paxton;
ID. &. OVERToN,
w. s. FiCKLIE, Cadet
Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va.
This is TO certify that have taken lessons from
DR. Moses, and believe that they have been greatly
Cadet Virginia Military Institute, Lexington.
have taken lessons fcem DR.. n. A. Moses, and
am greatly benefited by them. !.
daughter OF Colonel w. b. Blair.
Professor, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington
This lie to certify that under the treatment oil Dr
N. A. Moses a most distrc ssing case OF stammer
ing which fell under my observation, mas pesn SO
entirely cured that the person hitherto SO anlcteo
can now speak with the greatest ulstipctueSs ana
without any impeachment or apparent Effort what
ever, - WILLIAM A. ANDERSON,
Attorney ut Law.
NO ii-Sl& D. 6. BOWER.
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CONVERSIONS MERCHANTS.
AGRICULTURAL.
HAY PRESSES.-HAY ? 4 L S l. :,
BALING WIRE, &c.

BALINU WIRE, &c.
We are now prepared to furnish the OLD Do'
MINION HAY PRESS, which IS the best horse
power press, and the IEGERsOLL, which IS 'hs
best hand hay-press, in use. The first We m2A"
and the latter we sell at manufacturers prices.
ANNEALED WIRE, suitable for baIlng shucA'
hay, or straw, for sale az New York prices
The advantages Of baling hay are so well uH't'
stood as to need no assertion. We therefore %"
say that we can furnish PRESSES and "lRE -
the most favorable terms. Our stock Of STRAH
CUTTERS and CORS-SHELLERS cannot Z"
excelled. H. Vi. SMITH & CO.,
no l3-d&w tl5Ja Manufacturers
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T1HE BEST BARGAINS THIS SEASON.

We have Just opened instruments OF
SEASONABLE AND DESIRABLE DRY
GOODS
recently bought at low prices during the heavy
decline Of goods I'm New York, and Will offer very
great inducements to buyers, rs we sell al small
profits during the season In order not 20 carry
goods over from one season TO the other. We Just
enumerate few prices of leading articles as It is
impossible for us to state In full the numerous
STYLES of goods we are selling cheap:
Pretty and small-fgured Callcoes at 23c.;
New style Dclaines At CSC. old style at &C.;
Full yard-wide Bleached and Brown Cotton, l2ac.
White Flannel 1T 25c., and all-wooi at 3ac.
Black and White Flannel, all-wool, at Soc.
Neat and best Manchester Ginghans at Is.
81 Elpacas, all coors, at soc., and ~ Alpacas at
Soc, best;
Ladies' Balmorals at 81, and Misses at 75c.
Ladies' Shawls II $40 and Misses at 81 10 81;
Cloaks from s. 10 S-o-Cloth, Chiuchilla, and
Beaver
Broche shawls from 81 to sca single and double;
Beautiful Dress Goods. 7 able and Piano Covers,
fine Corsets and lots OF other goods, 10 be sold
very reasonable.
WILLIAM THALHIMER d SONS
Bis Broad street, between Third and Fourth,
not and 1919 Main street, EzeSiel's old stand.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND MA
RINE RISKS, and LIFE INSURANCE effected
on favorable terms and in large amounts.
Our senior has had large experience in the in
surance business. which enables US to prepare our
policies with reference to the wants OF our pa
irons.
All kinds OF property in town and country IN
SURED AGAINST FIRE, AND MARINE AND
INLAND INSURANCE effected to all ports and
places desired.
Applications by letter or in person promptly re-
sponded to.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON.
oc 30-1m
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MILLINERY have on hama d
lVl and am daily receiving nne a SsUYtS X
ment OF BOENETS, HATS, FEAIhsnI, 'fINs
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, NELSEic, SaI,,,nsr
and everything pertaining TO hrst-clas, sIy 81
establishment. 10 which would respsSS,sstnn,
the attention Of all, assuring them sallsias''N
Orders promptly hlled. ,x. .,r,es
MRs. ID. j. DAVI3 No. SIT BrosS I'M = yth.
oc film between : LIN
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MILLINERY, &c.

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF "A
~ NEW MILLINERY AND FASol ~
GOODS, embracing al the novelties OF tIs Ut
PLUsHES VELVE rEESS KID eE.YWrgsS
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF all kads, "a al
FEATHERS. FLOWERS. SaTiNS sibaT ID
choice selection OF beautiful " y Mn.
GOODS, 81 Mrs. Il. l.. CaliES'S, foFIhe''
b. Dcmeman, No. 402 Broad street. KS.
n. B.-L aides wishing 70 make their OF OF Itt-sA
nets can pe furnished with msterials oi 81 s...s
and all necessary Information given. Herr /
and feathers are OF the most exquisite Gt,.,,.
call from the ladies IL most resreetiuIi! s"
SO that they can judge for themselves. ,.d
Country and city orders promptly eAeeU' nos
Closed every SATURDAY.
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A L s o.,

A VERY LARGE INVOICE OF KID GLOVES,
including the celebrated makers. Real JOUVINS,
ALEXANDRA, and PRINCESS, together with
large stock at sl.2s in dark, opera, and white;
plain and stitched back two buttons, and tassels;
to which they desire to call special attention.
mo 81
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NEVER SLEEPING,
WHEN
GOODS ARE TO BE HAD CHEAP
Every advantage given by the recent New York
auction sales can be had At
ISAAC COHEN's,
VINO seeks every opportunity 20 reduce prices.

BRIGHT PLAIDs, Is, 30, IS, and eoc., for eleg,p,
EMPREsS BRoCADFs. .sc., chc,p a. nc
RICH, OTTOMAN fHEENY POPLINs, l;c.. 3,
reduction Of ?2c. ''' 3"
FRENCH REPS, $l.2s, worth sl.75:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MERIyOEs
rs. SIS, and s5c ''-S'
c9I2 81 ATE 3 G $: elegant quality ,oc
Extra Inducements In FLAHNtLS-wh!te, &c =.
CANTON FLANNEL-heavy, l8c.; hes; English.
In my department Of CAssIMEREs, SATIN.
ETS, JEANS &c, the stock has never ncre.
tofore been either so extensive Eor cheap. Nv
DOmetics che iper thsn the cheapest.
CALICOEs s, 10, and l2.c. for rs good as the be,,
BLEACHED CUTTONS, 7, g. 10 and ne. for mi
yard wide UNBLfhC HED, =, 10, and III.
for good yard-widc Shifting sold everywh;trs
Bargains In sHAwLs and BALMoRALs:
Gka ND DUCHESS BAhM0RAL, - IS. worn
IS; LA y oy G0EsE f;,,,, 6oc: ISL
I2,c.: LhnIES' and CENT uNDERWFAR
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES &c. &c.
ISAAC COHEN.
3C5 Broad street, between Third and Fourth,
N. Closed Saturdays. nol!-&
RAND DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS,
VI NEW STYLES, NEW PATTERNS,
just arrived at the
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
JULIUS MEYER,
327 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
An enormous collection Of bargains, purchased
within the last few DAYS at New York auctions
and just now opening worthy the special attention
of the ladies and gentlemen, such As
Nice Slack SILK at 81 yard worth s3
Magnificent Shades In impress Cloth at &C.
yard, and other Dress Goods In propOr,i0n
All-wool ~ Flannel at 50c., worth 7sc.
New York Mil Bleached Cotton at CSC.
All-lnen Table-clOth at T5c. per yard;
Black VelYeteen at 81 a yard;
Bleached and Unbleached ~ Cotton st l2ic:
Damask Napkins N 81 dozen, cheap at $50;
Chldren's Scarfs AT 10 aud lsc., worth double
Sood Satinets at Soc, worth 75c.:
Beautiful SILK Gimp Trimmings, l3-ya-d pieces, al
81. % apiece:
Linen Russia Diaper at 81 so apiece:
Knitting Yarn, pretty colors at &C. hank, cheap
at 10c.;
Black Alpaca Poplins at Soc, worth 7Sc.;
Ladies' Broche Scarfs. really elegant;
Ladies' Single and Double BruChe and othe!
Shawls, of every description at astounding
low figures:
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks and Cloakings, handsome,
and bought far under the value;
A lot Of Work-boxes Cahas, Ladies' Eonran0na
and other Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas
presents, bought very cheap:
Flannel at CSC. Il yard and upward;
Geatlemen'S Atwood UuicrshiIts and fun l!E1
Of other Furnishing Goods;
An elegant assortment of Cassimercs, TSseis.
Satinets, and Other Fabrics for mems and boys
wear ut uupreccdcntedly low prices;
Misses rcgularmadc Undcrsh!rts AZ 7fc.
and thousands Of other uum lstakably
CHEAP GOODS at
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ne GENTS UNDERSTANDS AND DRAW
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BooKs.-JUsT READY.
THE SOUTHERN AMARANTH. Edited by
THE s sSls GIh f By Rev 90
John let e. + d.ards' A. NJ, D. d. t'N by i'eE 0,
LIF Si LoTTERY; OR, LIFE AND iTs "
RUEY's HUSBAND Marion Harand. IS
MoHUS; THE LAST DAYS OF LEE AND "
HIS PALAnINS: John Esten Cooke. 25
rA NSTEB6o sh9 OF H M NV
THE FAMILY DSCT3K; Vn, MRS. BAR
AMONG THE ARABS. A Narrative of Adj
ventures in Algeria. by Il. Napheg!i, NJ.
TR RiR Il HUSDKED YEARS XtiV; OK,
THE MARTYR OF BRENTW GOD. BY
W. II. 6. Kingston. Esq. l 90
NEW ENaLAND rRaGE EfT Lonefel. -
The GE TkxGEDIiNi An Essay on the His %
mlonic Genius OF Jrnirs Brutus Booth. BY
THE WoMAN's KIN;GDi0j;M.. by auiior Of :
John Halifax, Gentleman. Paper, 81. Cloth, so
FOR SALE AT
BIDGDOD'S
BOOK AND PIANC-FOkTE WAREROOM,
lao 1871
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !l-yust
~ received at No. 1cos Main street
Theatrical Management II the South and West.
Ey Sol. Smith,
The Irotting Horse OF America BY Woodruff.
Fun for the Million.
Canoes from English History. BY the author of
Heir of RedclyIc.
The Life of George and Robert Stephenson ; with
History OF tie Invention of the Locomotive.
Spanish Gypsy. By George Eliot
The Story of Round Loaf.
Handbook for Travellers IN Europe and the
East. .N....-
All the above, with many other NEW and At
TRACTIVE BOOKS, can be had 1t
A. II. CHRISTIAN & CO.'S.
oc % opposite the postofice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
'vt 49,
HANDKERCHIEF
P1rRE. LINEN at 81 per dozen;
11EMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at 20, 25,
and 30c. each:
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at so, 75c.,
and 81;
a large assortment OF HANDKERCHIEFS for
gentlemen at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
All kinds of BLANKETS. nols
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsbUhet
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, Va. November d 1859.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING OF d
the stockholders of this company VII De e+ nea
IT the office Of the COMPANY NO VII strnet s on
TIP ssisY the oath Instant at u O'Clock ~
The transfer books will he closed ron tns lotn
.. nc osth instant NJ. W. WARRINGTON. =
10 tha | aJ i Treasurer.
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A UTHENTICATED COPY OF THE LAST
n WILL AND TESTAMENT OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON.
CHARACTE OF sTONEWALL JACKSON.
BY j.. w. Daniel.
THE WAR. By r. 8. Daniel -
THE ACTS OF KINGS. By J. NJ. Hanna.
Also, an endless variety Of NOVELS, MISCEL-
-LkNEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, PHOTO
GRAPH ALBUMS, FANCY ARTICLEA &C.,
ac j. WALL TURNER'S
bookseller and news agent
oc26 lila Main street.
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The annual
potomac and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
rONWFCTION COMPANY Will be held on
WEDNESDAY the 2sth of November. 1868 NJ IL
o,c1ock A. NJ. at the office or the Richmond. Fred
.,rickshurg and Potomac Railroad Company In
Richmond. -s ,,-o.~-
IT I. N.
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MEETINGS.

THE LADIES OF ST. PAUDs CHURCH
J. SEWING SOCIETY are requested to meet Mt
the Church Home. $40 Ninth street, on WFDNF,S-
DAY. 18th instant. ut IL o'clock. no is--N*
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-01
RECEIPTS OF PRonnnB.

ST LoUIS=Steamer Mollie Able-42s bales cotton
and cargo of Western produce
ST LOUIS-SteamerS Storm and barees--7q5s hills
honr lItl SKIS corn 6551 SKIS oats 34o9 SKIS bran
cotton 2076 SKIS cotton seed ~
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simmes-278 bales
Il hf bbls molasses ~ W
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nationalist bales cot
ton 2s hhds sugar 623 bbs and q hf bbls moasses
sEs seed cotton
DoNALDS0HVILLE-Ste Thomas Povell-
IA hhds sugar l4s hbls molasses
,DONALDSOhHlLLE--S j N Sharp-l4
sks seed cotton Isl hhds sugar 399 bbls and T half
bbls molasses - $500
Observation-Disclosures Selma-643 bales cotton
469 SKIS cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Steamer G Browns bbls
rice S2lhhds sugar 100 bb molasses
GRARD EOORE-Steamer Glide-44O bales cot
ton hhds sugar e6 bbis and &c hf bbls molasses
BY THR RAILRoADs.
PER OPELOUSAS RAILROAD-Noyember ~
y bales cotton 3S bbls molasses III hhds sugar 4O4
head cattle 2l2 sheep
PER JACKSON RAILRoAD-November sO-lou
bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-01
I'm BANKRUPTCY.
STATE OF JAMBs b. HoLsTEIN.

ESTATE OF JAMES B. HOLsTEIN.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, j
3 l District of louisiana
Monroe, Louisiana, November 23 1865.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TaE
a tWenty.tirs day of November, A. d. 1865, War
rant In bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
LANES b: HoLSTEIE, in the parish of Data.
nonla ana state OF Louisiana, who has been ad.
judged a Bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery of any prop
erty bsiongine to said bankrupt to him or
y by him are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
Ihe creditors of the said bankrupt to prove their
oeots and to choose one more assignees of his
estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Registers Office in the town OF Mon
roe louisiana, before ". j. @. Baker Register on
the tTentysecond day of December, A D. 1868 at ten
B. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marshal,
District of Louisiana
PER N; M. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-01
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

oFFToE OF PosT CoMM1ssARY,
... .. Baton Rouge, La, November n, ls6s
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE. WITH
~ copy of this advertisement attached, will be re
celyed at this office until twelve O'Clock M on
Post with FRESH BEEF. $500
The Beef to be the best the market affords, in
equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters meek
shanks and kidney tsllow to be excludedJ, to be
furnished in such quantities and often as may be
required. - w
The deliveries to be secured by a contract with
good and sufficient bond, to be in force for t6J sin
months Tor such less time as the Commissary Gen.
nrst day OF January, ls69 and ending on the thir.
teth day of June, 1863.
Payments will be made monthly or as early thera
aiter as funds be received therefor, and in sueh
funds as may be furnished by the United States
lndorse envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beef - and
address the same to the undersigned.
THOS. LATCHFORD,
First Lieutenant, Twentieth u s. Infantry
noS02t Assistant CommssAry Of Subsistence.