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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-12
E~ The King of Bavaria, kindly

~ HO ming u DofaIia, hiHuiy J
permitted Doct j. c. Aver to have a
copy taken of Rqueh's celebrated
colossal statue of Victory, which be-
longs to the Bavarian crown and
stands at the entrance of the Royal
Palace at Munich. The Doctor had
it cast in bronze. and has presented
it to the City of Lowell, where it
stands in.the Park and symbolizes
the triupphs or sheHh freedom and
medicine. Her manufaetlfesasare
the pride of Lowell, and foremost
among them Ayers Medicines
make her nam esgratefully rememb ber-
ed by the unnumbered multitude
who are cured by them of affecting
and often dangerous diseases
Boston journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-12
Notice

A Petition will be presented to the Com
n missioners of Gallia County, at their
regular session in December. 1868. praying for
the alteration of the old State roai leading
from Gallipolis TO Chillicothe, Ohio, as fol.
lows, to-wit:
Commencing at q red oak tree on the South
side of the old State road near the line be-
tween Elijah Knox and ThnmasJ. Williams; ;
thence RUNNING South of Thomas j. Will
liams' stable TO intersect the Plum Run Gap
road; thence along the said road to the lands
of Richard Price; thence the best and near
est route to the cid State road where the
Township road leaves the road running to
Ebenezer Church. And also, ask that the
State road lying North Of said proposed route
be vacated. PETITIONERS.
Z NoH. 8, ,.ls6s--4ws
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-12

~ New York has been carried
for Seymour, but it was done by q
resort to the most astounding frauds
ever heard of. With an honest vote
she would have given Gen. Grant not
less than 20, 600 majority. The rural
districts, where honesty and integri-
ty reside, and which contain the
ssbone and muscle OF the State, went
largely for Grant, but that sink hole
of all that is corrupt and vile in this
country-New York city-swallowed
up the country majorities, and gave
the State to Seymour. 1t is no
credit to Seymour, or to the party
which support him, to carry the city.
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@ THO remains of Colonel 81

H The remains of Colonel Hen
ry Pope who was recently murder
ed by rebel assassins in Louisiana,
we're consigned to the grave last Sat
urday in Peoria, Illinois. The fu-
neral sermon was preached by Rev.
H. H. Nsrthop, Baptist; text, twenty
third Psalm aud fourth verse. In
The course of bis sermon he laid his
left hand on the coffin, an0 raising
bis right hand, be said, sLst us swear
fealty to the cause fofswhich be vas
murdered, y sand all the congrega-
ton, raising their right hands, ac-
cepted that obligation. -.
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96 States, 214
FoR SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.

We have put Oregon down for sey-
mour, but the probabilities are that it
has gone for Grant. The latest news
from there says: Returns from Is
counties give Grant over 500 majority;
nine counties to hear from.
Alabama is classed doubtful, but the
returns from thirty counties give Grant
about 10, 900 majority. The remaining
counties (thirty-two, with the excep-
ton of four, will all probably give Sey-
mour majority.
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Road Notice.!

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioner
Of Gallis county, at the next session, TO %
held ON the first Monday in December, A. ID
1868, praying for the establishment OF
County Road along the following route to
witt
Beginning in the center Of the Portsmouth
road on the line between Peter Smeltzer and
Adam Blazers land; thence in Soutberiy
direction to the Northeast corner Of d. N.
Smeltzer's land; thence to white oak tree
shout feet in diameter, 10 the Portsmouth
road ON the West of A. Raiders house.
- D. NJ. SMELTzER, snd others.
Nov. II, ls66--3W.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-12

~ Congressional elections have
now take place in all the States ex-
cept New Hampshire and Connect:
cut. Supposing the former State to
elect three Republicans, and the lat
ter two, and supposing the elections
in the South are as now reported, the
next House of Representatives will
stand as follows:
:. Republicans, l45
Democrats, 81
Republican majority, 81
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~ Attention is called to Ii

~ Attention is called to the
Prospectus of the Ohio State Jour
nal for the year 1869. This is one OF
the best Republican papers on our
exchange list, and being published
at the Capitol of the State, is worthy
the attention of Republicans every
where. The Democratic Legislature
will soon convene, and if you wish
to keep posted of their doings, send
for the State Journal.
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B U S 1 N ESS MEN
LA W Y E R S

Will please notice that the OHIo STATE jour
NAL is the only paper for which the Supreme
Court Reports are revised and proof read by
the Sapreme Court Register. These reports
are all published in the Weekly Edition, and
are authoritative.
Every new subscriber for the year 1869 will
receive the paper the balance Of the year 1865,
after the receipt of the order. FREE
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STATE JOURNAL for TIE gear lr69 I0iH rseeiue
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R At the recent election, the.
Republicans of New York secured
the legislature, by not less than twen-
ty.seven on joint ballot. This Sc
cures a Republican for o. =: Sena-
tor.
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House for Rent,
WITH FURNITURE FOR SALE !

7 offer the house in which live, on Third
J. Street, adjoining the Baptist Church,
newly furnished with carpets, beds. furni-
ture, wood, coal aud all conveniences necessa-
ry for immediate occupancy. Will sell all to
gether or in lots to suit purchasers. Pos
session given oath inst.
GEO. ". JACKSON.
Nov. I2, 1868.
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THE ELECTION.
TIE GRAND RESULT.

The result is the election of General
GRANT, President, and SCHUYLER COL
FAX, Vice President, by the largest
popular majority ever given to any can
didates for those exalted stations. The
following table is as near correct as it
can be made until the official count is
announced F:
FOR GRANT AND CoLFAx.
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re- The first passenger train on
the Hooking Valley Railroad was
run through on Saturday from Colum-
bus to Lancaster. This road ter mi
mates at Athens. The balance will
be finished next year. s.
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MARRIED.

B0OTH-GRAHAM.-At the residence of the
Fsancis Guthrie. Ezra II. Booth and Drusilla
Graham.
KERNS.-HARRINGTQN the residence
of the brides father In Green township. October
26th, 1855. by Rev. J. W. Mccormick, Mr. Thomas
Kerns and Miss Clemina Harrington
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The Republican Party, the
Constitution and
the Union.
Ohio State Journal,
Comfy & SMITH,
Publishers.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1869.
The Remainder Of the Year 1868
furnished Gratis to New Sab-
scribers for the year 1869.

Last year the JOURNAL reached the highest
circulation ever before attained in its history.
We feel justified in accepting this as evidencs
that our efforts have not been unsuccessful -.
his year we propose to publish, in serial
form,
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u. 3. Marshal's Sale.
T564.I HENKING, ALLEMONG 4 co. vs.
THE STEAMBOAT "vICTRESS."
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT,
SnIrrHrRH DISTRICT OF OHIO. 4

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT,
SourHEas DrsrRIcr OF oaIo
DURSUANT to the command OF a writ
uendaioni erponas, under the seal of
said Court, to me directed and delivered in
the above entitled cause, at noon of Mond4y,
the 18th day of November, 1858, and at Gal
lipolis, Galiia county. in said District. shall
sell for cash at Public Auction, the steam
boat .iyictress"-her engines, tackle. apps-
rel and furniture, as hy me attached il
said Cause, as the same is situated at said
Gallipolis.
By JAS E KIcaAkDsos, Deputy. -
Nov l2, 1868. S.xs-
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Republican majority,

R Iowa and Minnesota, at the
recent election, adopted impartial
suffrage by large majorities.
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AZ The following is list Of Premiums
awarded at the Gallia County Fair. which
closed on the 18th of September:
CLASS A-Hossxs roR ALL wonK-(4s xSr.,rs
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Majority 1859

H The North Carolina Congress
ional delegation stands five Republi-
cans to two democrats.
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
Columbus, Ohio.
Nov. l2, 1868.
Notice
Nov. l2, 1863

Is hereby given, that.Alexander Townsend
has deposited with the Treasurer of Gallia
County 10 20-l00 dollars for the redemption
of city lot No. 1893, Gallipolis city, sold for
taxes, January 2lst, 1868.
J.H EVANS,
Nov. 10, l668.-3w# Auditor g. @.
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HAVANA CIGARS.
LARGE and well selected stoek.
"A FL. ZEHRING.
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Wholesale Market.

Corrected Weekly by HENk1sc, ALLExoNG 4
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-25

Ysllets-9 bdls hides J Mariin-sundries 70 or Ter
Total bales cotton $50 hhds sugar al Ibis mo-
lasses
JAi KsONPORT--Stesmer J D Perry-ll4 bis
cotton NJ Horrell &co-93 do John Phelps eco
VI Buskey &co-69 NJ Greenwood Son-lI 90 n
Woods. Matthews &co-16 Ober, Atwater dco.zo
Nct;reCor Bros-l2 Winston, Morrison &co-l0 10
Summers a Brannins-lI Martin 4 Case-4 do to
rs Henderson, Bouligny Esclapon-3 90
A II Peale &co-9 do 7 II 4 ] III Allen &co-4 90
w Edwards &co-3 r l. Adams Aiken Ralney
2 Morrison, Buck &co-l Hamilton Dunmca-z
head cattle Adams, Cockburn Howe--sundries
to order-Toisl 500 bales cotton
THIBODAUX-SteamerT hos Powell ba'es
cotton ] Bethancourt-S hhds sugar by Tets
do A b Charpanner-3l bbls molasses Z ID Foley
3 sks seed cotton Lambias Dockter-325 SKIS OF
cotton seed Aldige Wo,f-l0 bbls rice Nolsln
Drouet-lot old iron F Cherot-suncries to order
Total IA bids sugar 81 bbls molasses bis cotton
VEPORT-Steamer Cadlo-35 bales cot
ton Beadles. Wingo &co-67 John Phelps &co-2l
Payne, Huntington &co-24 N Horrell &co-l3
Jpo T Hardie &co-9 Seymour, Whitworth &co-
5 John Nixon &co-4 Blskemore, Woodbridge &eo
3GW West-9 do hides hslf-bbl tallOw to 9 L
Walmsley &co-l35 head cattle Mcquoid Mehle
sundries 10 order-Total l76 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer AG Brown-3O hhds
sugar johnson % do Bower Garner-2t do
SIS bbls molssses Chaffraix 4 Agar-l do hid OF
sugar Blanchin & Giraud-34 bbls rice Dupre-
sundries TO order-Total ~ bids sugar So bbls OF
molasses
UPPER COAsT--Lugger Gabriel Aime-l6 lids
sugar II bbls mOlasses f Soniat-3l bbls molasses
Chafirsix d Agar-l5 hAds sugar A Miltenberger
AGO suDdries 10 order-'Total IL hhds sugar 4o
bbls molasses =
POINTE- A-LA-HACHE- Lugger Gen Bixio-7O
SKIS bran 20 bbls rice Soeola
SOUTHWEST PASS-S.eamer Waloon-Sun-
dries to order
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Exports.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harlan-l0O0 bbls of
-four 1000 bxs soap 1000 axis oats SOS bxs starch
ooOO bbls rorh so hhds sugar 40 bbls whisky
MlNATlTLAN-Bark Ramber-2l2 bbls -four
20 bbs potatoes 80 bxs candles 80 kegs lard 80
bxs cheese bbls lard 3 bbls tallow aud sundries
PENSAC0LA-Sehr Charlotte-26 bbls -four Is
bbls pork 3 hhds sugar 435 SKIS corn 80 bales hay
LIVERPO0L-Bark John Elis-l936 bales cot
ton 1850 SKIS tsllow l040 SKIS oil cake
PONIES, PORTO RICO, etc-l60 empty hhds
$50 empty bbls
HAVRE-ship Reunion-35O0 bales cotton 1000
slaves SO hides
HAVRE-Bark Milton-l9ll bales cotton 1900
slaves
NEW YORK-Schr Franklin-l5, 900 bushels of
corn in bulk
MATAMOR0S-Sch Wecome-Sundry mdse
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Imports.

MOBILE-Steamer Mary-2s0 bales Of cotton to
Jos Hoy-l00 do VIM Prem &co-62 PUG Bros
81 Jno I Hardie &co-20 Gates, Gillespie &co-l2
J B Steedn an-S0 Hamilton, Banks 4 Bradford
l6 Cobb. Dolhonde &co-l9 Lehman. Eewgass &
cos Friedlander-l Campbell, Eckford &co-
Total ga bates cotton
NEW Y0RK-Steamship Gulf City-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Ship Lorenzo-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Ashland-Astd mdse
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m asiers cr VesseIs

Win confer a favor upon the press by hosting
their signal numbers Rodgers or Marryatts
Code) on arriving within five miles Of " Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the time it now re-
Quires 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at S W Pass Is provided
by means of signal flags. B. 8. 0sBoN,
Boarding Officer. " Psss.
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ReIoM Coming Up.

Bark Truesdale, scarrow, from Rio de Janeiro,
Dec LIST
Bark Purjaub. Mcintyre, from Liverpool. Dec
Schr Challenger, Jones, from Belize, Hon,
Schr Mai
schr D,nike, Jones, % days from New York, to
@ Fosdck &co
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I O. FOKBEs a co..

I @. FOKBEs a Co..
nos Is and FRONT STREET, EEa ozLEASs LA
General Commission Merchants,
FsE the sale Of Cotton Flour WHISKY Corn TObsooo sat
al kinds Of western PrOducs Hsving an Internal Revsaus
bonded warehouse prepared 70 hAndI. WHISKY ana
Manufactured fcOsocO boad thEs Osrns superior ndacs
nsn' 10 sAppsa the. artiSls% hsSrs advance. a.d,
on eoasisnnsaa.
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Steamship Gulf sIresn, Bsrnss-elsArsd Jan H.
Steamer soehss so,1s ssseesTsS Jan
Schooner Deeike Joaes.seAr ,,S. zee % ~
BARK Allen, Bray cleared NV IA
BOSTON
Steamship ConeoIdia, sesrsTsailed Jan 10
Rark ri W ,heru, Wiiams-cesred Jan 4
BsIk Jennie Cobb, Hawley-saed Jan III
shS SsSSs1 SssS
Brig OssiLpee, Twombly-eleTed Dec 81.
PHILADELPHIA
steanthip star Of the Union. cOSksey-sAiled Jan g.
BATH. NE.
Ship Belle More, Wymas-sailed Dec ~. 1907
ROCKLAND Ms-
schooner Geo TbOrn-eesred Dc ~.
se5oSnsI sOs "a. T psss:S De Dee a
Bank A Litchheld. Seeper-sAied DEC -
CAMDEH, NIB;
Schooner r Cariton-sai ed Dec 10
PORTLAND
Schooner Edwin Reid-elesred Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon, Beesly-sai ed an IL
Steamship AlhAmbra, TEOmas5saisc jan Il
ship mary ANA, Hans ym-loading now
Snip Rochester oIysr-sailsd seo n =
ship Margaret Evans, SIC culoush-elesred Dsce.
ssiD h sTd cam Gsnon Dses
ship Vim Woodbury.. Mel. nan5losd1ns Dec Is
Ship COrdes, King cleared Dec e.
LONDON
Ship Prince George Hawkns-cleared Dec Is
Snip Assam Valley, Evans clearet Dec Is
Ship Protector MarOni-clesTed Dec =.
GRIMsBY.
Steamship Ed HawkiHs Wison-sailed Dec 29
HAVRE.
Ship Duchess d'orleans. Hines-ssiled Dec ..
MkSSENL.
Bark Pirandsllo Tataro-cleared Dec 9.
ANTWERP
Ship Ukraine Melcher-sailed Dec 20.
Bark Jupiter-saied Dec Is
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Lapen-sailed Nov IL
CADIZ.
Bark Fanny ESlsr. ode-sai'ed WY " Pnd 'spsd fsaV
GENOh
Ship ColC mbo, Ovro-cleared Dee5,
GLASGOW.
Ship Stafa, McAllistsr-sailed Dec 10.
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Batista, Guiglimini-sailed Nov %
Bark Giovanni Bstista, Gu glelneni-sailed Nov. q
RIO DE JANETRO.
Bark Tree.da'e Scarr0v-saied Dec l.
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HHoKEAu,e HxEarAUsAEr.
RUTrER AND CHEESE.

50 hrkins Cboice Goshen BUTTER
$50 Cheshire FACTORY and English Dairy Oh EEsE
Just landed steamship Gen Grant and
prices, BY EDWARD THOMPSON,
q Magazine street
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YAZOO RIVER,

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FROM vICKsBURG.
Leaves LIVERY TUESDAY, At SRI
EsR IAZoo. TCHuLA AND TALLAHATCHIE
Il nver-TIe safe and comfortable side passen
gsr steamer Countess NJ p Dent master leaves vcks-
burg for Satartis Yazoo City silver Log
Bnrtonis, fchuls Lake Head Horey Island, sdon Green
wood and si landings the Talahatchle river. The
steamer Countess connect. regularly Ycksburs with the
elegant steamer Magenta, and shippers cpnsgning freight
70 care Steamer Countess Vcksburg per steamer
Magenta other vcksbur< packets viii ind It Ompt
tended 10 and delivered wiihou delay,
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OnEscnsT OFTIos, No. OAsr SrEzx1,
Saturday. January IS 1855.
CLEARED Eesssrday.
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston,
Chas A Whitney &co
Ship Reunion, Nichols, for Havre.
WR Buddendorff
Bark Milton, Crabtree, for Havre,
w r BuddendorH
Master
Br bark John Ellis, Melvin, for Liverpool,
Lowell 4 Bailey
Br schr Welcome, Blohm, for MatamOrOs,
VIM Goldenbow
Br schr Billy Butts, Hewitt for PONIES, Porto
Rico, and market, Jos Kelley
Schr Charlotte Pepper, for Pensacola, Master
Schr TraLkln, Swain, for New York,
Thorndyke & Norton
echr Reliable, Smith, for Galveston, in ballast,
Master
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. FLOWS


HAKDwARE. CUTLERY. FLOWS.
SAMUEL LOCKE,
IMPORTER LsD DEALER 10
Heavy and Shelf HARDWARE and CUTLERY, TIN
WARE and TIMERS TOOLS BAR and SHEET IRON.
TIN and TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS,
AXES, sHovELs. SPADES, HOES. LEAD PIPES.
SHEET LEAD, RUBBER BETTING. HOSE and PACK
ING, CoRDAGE and WINES, OILS. PAINTS, LAMPS,
LANTERNS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. and
TOOLS of every description
Constantly hasd full assortment Of James H. Halls
NaJsvills, Kentucky FLOWS, COOKING and HEATING
STOVES Of every description
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Stewart Stoves,
FOR LOUISIANA. MISSISSIPPI, TEXAS AND
ARKANSAS
Liberal advantages offered to the Trade BY
SAMUEL LOCKE,
81 80, Il And43 Peters street.
Between Customhouse and Benvle streets
HARDWARE ND sHIr CsANBLss y
GLLIs b. sosrIok, ysANE w. ssxKeUsi
Bestiek n serssur.
Importers sne Dealers N
HEAVY AnD SHELF HAKDWAk AND cyrLsxT
TOvES, IN W. az and TINNEKs TOOLS,
BAR sha UT Pom, TIN and Tin PLATE
sHEET COPPER, s-NO, NAILS, AXEs,
CHAINS, sHOvELs, SPADES, HOES
LEAD PIPE. STREET. LEAD, GAS PIPa
BRASS WORK and PIPE TrrTIFee
xUBBKz BELTIFG, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, OoRDAGK
COTTON and FLAX DUCK rwTFEs
oILs, PAINTS. LAMPS LANTERNS, Ste
an Kind ersteamboat and Railroad Supplies
- fuitOa and Front Streets corner Common.
Sole Agents ferJ. b. wsston's LIGHTEISa RODS,
L0Gisians, Mississippi, Texas and Alabama
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TOWBOATS.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIGNED, WISHING TO ESrAB-
hsh equitable and uniform rate Of Towage and Cer
greater facilities TO the shipping and leaving this
port, have combined the following TowbOsts;
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LIME.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles. ThOs. a. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
WIcaeO and Reliance.
TIE number and power Of the above associated Line OF
Towboas that detention will occur either
the bar or in this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ZUBEEBkR
Harry Wreht Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE A CO., r Lima
Associated Office, % Carondelst street. stairs.
J, @. NOR ROSS,
CHAS. FITZENRITER,
Lev@e Agents.
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SABINE PASS.
FOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS
TO SAIL EVERY SUNDAY.
EOR SABINE PASS, TEXAS, VIA NEW
Orleans, opeousss and Great Western Railroad. The
steamship
will leave Brsshear for Sabine Pass SUNDAY, 18th inst,
the arrival Of the o'clock train from Algiers
bOat leaves the foot OF st Ann street, opposite Jack
Square, at 7:3DA.r
Freight received Al the Ferry Landing daily until 5rM
For apply at NO % Canal street. opelousas Rail-
road Once. @. ". R. BAYLY,
Superintendent
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AUCTION SALES THrs DAY.

CHAS z. FORTIFR, s@ls at u O'Clock at Merchant
and Aueioneen Exchange real estate; also, at p ~,
furniture, etc.
J. p. WALTON DEsLONDB sell. at II o'clock n, At
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange real estate
Auction Mart 81 Camp furniture. etc; also, a.
ii O'Clock at p. Liners Stable on Grayier street,
horse. mules. etc
r. q. MOHAN sells at IL O'Clock NJ, at Leonard Max
wells stable Baronne street. horses, eows bugies etc
THE sHEhIFF sells at ~ o'clock p. contents OF the
confectionery and dive ling At 800 Magazine street.
r7- zee Advertisements second page.
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