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.T1OUarv IA
nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR 1HE DI.rRTCT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN1 HE MATTER OF JAMES
L. MCDOWELL, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM PE.
TITIUN FOR ADJUDIC tI1nN Of BANKRUPTCY
WAS TILED ON THE 29rH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D. 1868, IN SAID COU RT.-IN BANKRUPTCY -
This is to give notice. that on the THIRT1ETH DAY OF
DECEMBER A. D. 1865, Warranti in Bankruptcy was
iss uel against the Estato Of JAMES L. MCDOWELL,
of CANT den, in the District of Bershaw, and State
OF South Carolina, who has been ndjudged o
Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the payment OF
any debts and de Ivory Of any property brlongng to
said Bankrupt to him or for his use and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law; that
meoIng oftbc creditors OF the said Bankrupt TO prove
their debts, and ts choose or more Assgnees OF
his Estate viii be hell at Court Of Bank uptcy to
be holden ut NO. 72 Broadstrcet, Ctlrleston, South
Carolina before R. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on
the NINErEENrH\pAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1872, att
o'c.ock, F. M. J.p NJ EPP1NG,
United states Marshal as MESSENGER.
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Dants.

1xrANTED, BY GRADUATE nF THE
w South Carolina Medical College (Class 1861 !,
CLERKIHIP in wholesale or retail Drug Store1
Has no objection 10 go iuto the country. Address
NJ. D., Box No. 536. Charleston Postoffice.
Ianu,rv 13
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WANTnp, A LADY TO TEACH The THE
on tho Piuno. In family residing in the middle zee.
ton OF the state. In very healthy locality. One
having soms experience in teaching preferred. Ap-
p,y at THIS OEFICE January
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ATTENTION. YE SMOKERS!

TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE M.
/ PORTED HAVANA CIGAR, callat No. BON AR
KET-a Rect. where you will flud now open for
inspection he lTeest and most so eN stock Of Il ara
ever imported to this market and wIilh we offer o.!
q pric. that will satisfy all dem lnds.
wholesale and Retail. oy
SAYAS & nEARINAs,
January / Hs No, 80 Marketstrset.
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APPROXIMATION D.-aNY IN
/ FORMATION given OF STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached tho city on Wednesday last will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery.
corner Church and Chaliners-streets.
December I6
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WANTED, BY LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, us
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. Z. W., Postofhce Charleston. s. q.
October 8
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EUR SALE, THAT HOUSE AVID LOT.
C situated in Line-street, one door from the
corner Of Percy The Lot measures "a foet deep by
27H front. The House hos been recently pnt in
good repair, and will be sold very low. Apply TO
j. A. ENSLOW & Co.,
January II mw2 No. 141 Fast Bay.
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YGyILLIs q CHIsULn1.
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS

SHIPPING AGENTS..
WILL ATTEND TO TEE PURCHASE SALE AND
SHIPMENT ITO Foreign and Domestic Ports, OF
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL sTeRE4
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. s. O.
K.WILLfs..." ""..."..,"".A. 3. CHEsOLM.
October2s
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THE NEXT regular meeting of the State
Central Club will take place ON the 2Oth
instant.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to The CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES G. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. lUl KIEG-STREET.
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yxJANTEDTO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE,
w or part of o House, in t1e central part of the
city. Apply at the DRUG STORE, No. 3l Meeting
street. Januaryl1
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ITO RENT, THE RICE PLANTATION
Il known Us SmITHfIELD. near comoahee Fer.
ry containing about 200 acres rice lard OF good
pitch of tho lido. For further particulars apply at
IHIS OFFICE. fnw3 JauuaryS
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VIIANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZIh ES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
April 81 No. l61 Klng-street.
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TU RENT.-OEE ROOM To RENT.
i with Furniture or without for on. or two
gentlemen. Rent low. Call at No. l41 MARKET
STREET bstwc,n King and Archdale streets
January 19
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Gopartnersbig natifs.

OOpAnTNEESiIiP NOTIC F w Ic
~ hereby elyo notice Of tn" aduiis ion OF d. al.
HAIG cs co2artnrr in our business, from me ls'
inst, u.dcr tue IIm pa,ne OF JAO. y. FAIRLY
Co JNI. ). L .IllY
RUILELGE WILSON
Charleston, January IS. 1860.
Jaurnrv
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GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
n month, or q commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINF; price S18 For circulars and terms. address
c. BOWEnS Ss CO., No. $40 South 1bird-street,
Phila lelphia, Pa. amo Deceinber5
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STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y If applied for Immediately
tI) ono 12.horee Portable ENGINE
IN One 4-horso Por able Engine.
CAMERON. DARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Nee ing and Cumberland, streets.
january IL
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NoPAnTAnnsu.PN NnTlCE.--I HAvE
" this dry assoaatoi with me. in tue FACT
AGE AND UuMaIIs ION HU U,lNE>S, iny sci.
HFNkYT. WILLIAMS. under tho firm of W. d.
WILLIAMS SUN.
WINrHROpB. WILLIAMS.
accommodation VIII irf
Charleston, January !, 1867.
January fmwtS
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feel bound to say, that regard your Selma .'ps
as beiug in ovory respect pre- .minently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. 1T all events it is
the purcst posebe article Of Holland Gin. hereto
fo,e uuob5!uaDlc. aud such may be safelJ pre-
scribcd ny physicians.
DAVID L. MO RI, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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BOUCHE Fills G. Co.'s
C H A M p AG N ES.
Dry Verzeney
Cabinet
Carte Blanche.
For sole by all leading Grocers and Wine Merchants.

NB-THEsE WINES HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED
A BIGH REPUTATION IN Charleston and o hnr
gouthe Cities and in every re.peot OF the first
olass niwf:n NoSember93
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90 Afnt.

ITO EENT, STORE No. 155 EAST BAY,
good business stand, suitable for wholesale
purposes; extensive yard In rear Of building.
For terms, apply to
]. T.HUMPuREYs,
Real Estate Agent No. 81 Broad.sreet
December O "
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rhe rroprictor nlso offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND I

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS.,
Impertod and bottled by himself, expressly for me
dclnal use Each bottle has his certificate Of its pa.
rity. UDOLPAU WOLFE.
November IL 3Ros
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mo KENT. A PLANO. IN GOOD ORDER
i Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 2S
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jor SaIe.

nor sALEO OR RENT. THAT COMNIO-
r DIOUS and well appointed Tenement House
Nos and 4 Berresford-sreet containing 10 rooms,
with extensive servants apartments For terms ap-
ply to- ]. T. HUMPHREYS, Real Estate Agent,
DecemE,r9 No. 2T Broad-street,
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RnCERY STORE TO RENT-THAT
" fine Old Stand, corner Of KinG and Clifford
streets is now vacant. Terms moder te. Apply to
q. d. AHRENS & co.
JauIlary II
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J,O RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY HOUSE, No. II Americs-street. 70 an
approved tenant tho rent viii be moderate. Apply
at LUMDER YAlD on uorbecks Wharf near the
Nor, huastern Railroad. January IL
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J s H A W

81 A "
BEas TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS, AND TIE
public generally, that he has removed to that more
central and commodious storo. No. 26s KING
STREET, where he will keep, rs heretofore. fash
ionabls and well assorted stock Of DRY GOODS
rt moderate prices.
thankful for past favors, most respectfully so
licit continuance of the same.
J. SHAW,
No. 268 King. street.
Second Store below Hasel-sireet
January4 Inwf8
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r IiIsTiGD PART TvLesHlP.-TH:: UN-
IL DERSlGNED Lave. in accordance with the
icis of Goneral Assent ly. and undcr lirm name OF
WILLIAM GuRNEY. und IN Conformity with the
articles of agroemoa CT limited partnership tbear-
ing laic 9Th day OF scpemLof, 1861 expiring this
day.
Ii is mutually agreed 10 ronew aud couiluo snrno
un6cr said agreoDieat to Juno LIST, 1862
i>isnod WM. GURNGY. Gele III Partner.
(Signcd) JAY L ADAMS, special Partner.
Charleston. Dec I, 1868.
Daca,nber 10 wlm1mO
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Boarding..

HUAY;D, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS.
ID can be had on application at No. 81 BASEL.
STREET. 6r January8
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aV NOTIOE E.-Mo nIILLaH KfVG,
IL tsq.. is this day admitted parirer in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL l. SEADRoOK LAWYERS,
no. 81 l. oLd.stieet.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABR0Ok.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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Rernapal.

n l. NJ u Y 4 L
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NOPsRTNERsHiP NoTICE.-MK
v THOMAS Il. GoGAHANi, admitted partner
IN our finn from the lst instant
OWN BATES l. co.
Charleston, January II, 1869. January IL
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TN THE p,srR1U. COURT or The

tl'rk OF the District our. Of the q. : for >. c.
Jaulary 6 w3
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NTur,CE.-.I HAVE THIS D,Y ASs0-
IN oIaTED with me in the RANKING. TX.
CAANGE AND DR. 'KElAGE DU-iNtS>. Air. Eli
WAhD NJ. MORELAEI. Of tLis city. under the fru:,
name and style Of e. GAMBRfLL co.
Tho power of Attorney from Inc 10 T. IL Moro
land H. consequently. revoked. t. GAmRRILL.
Charleston, D. c.. January ]. 1862.
Jinulry lmo
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rN THM DISTRICT CUUKT or ,rHF

Jan AIRY Is W. clerk OF District Court
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with us, we may be compelled to fol-
low their precedents.

with us, we may be compelled to fol.
low their presidents.
p The proper treatment of the orip;n.,
occupants of this land, the Indian :.
one deserving of careful study, will
favor any course towards them which
tends to their civilization, christiap;z,
ton and ultimate citizenship.
The question of suffrage is one which
is likely to agitate the public 80 lone
as a portion of the citizens of the NJ,
ton arc excluded from its privilege. :,
any State. It seems to me very de,;r-
able that this question should be set
tied now, and / entertain the hone and
desire that it may be by the ratiie,.
ton of the 18th article of the amend.
ment TO the Constitution.
In conclusion, ask patient-forleo,.
ance one toward another tllrousbon.
the land, and a determined effort on
the part of every citizen to do his share
towards eementing a happy union, and
l ask the prayers, Of the nation to Al.
mighty God in behalf of this eousum-
nation.
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New Orleans Market.

CoTToN-We quote Ordinary at 240
24fc, good ordinary 26a@2sic, Mid
ding 2sa@29ac, and good Middling at
29l@30ac. -gaa.
SUGAR-The market is dull, with a
large stock offering. We quote Ordi-
nary 93@10c, Choice 10a@11ac and
Prime l2c@l3ac. t.,..@
MoLAssEs-Comm and fermenting
6i@64c. Choice 65@6sc, and Prime 70
074c.
FLoUR-Market dull, lower grades
frmer, however, owing to scarcity.
We quote Xxx. $685., so xxx. $500
1926 and Choice xxx. $9, 5O@s12. so.
PoRK-COntinues dull and dropping.
We quote s3l,75@s32,5O for good
Mess. n Ess.s-af e., -il
oats-Firm, rising and in full demand
at s0@s5c per bushel. lJHT1 ~ i
BRAN--Same as Oats and selling
freely at 81 80 per 100 lbs. EaH
HAY-Prices little easier owing to
better supplies. We quote good Yves
tern at s3O@3l, so per ton. -7s
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The Cabinet.

=
A distinguished Radical informed MS
not long since that Gen. Grants Cabi-
net, wllenthe names should be made
public, would astonish every one. He
was right. We publish the names in
another column, several Of which will
sound as those of new men toAmost of
our readers. AS was to be expected
Gen. Grant has not appointed men dis
tinguished as politicians. With the
exception of the Secretary of State no
one of the members is politician by
trade. AS for Mr.. Washburne's ap-
pointmept that was to haye been eX-
pected. , It'has been known for some
time that he could occupy a positionain
the Cabinet il, he should SO desire, on
personal and political grounds. He
has large experience as q public man,
and is not without character and a GER
tain kind of ability. Mr.. Stewards ap-
pointment was also expected in certain
quarters. He certainly has financial
ability if we may judge from his success
in life, and win probably make a very
good officer in a position Which is Diff
cult to be- filled at this time. ,.u.9 y
The appointment of each of the 9TH
er members doubtless caused surprise
and some feeling among those who de-
sired the places themselves Judge
Hoar we know to be good lawyer,
and Gen. Cox made very fair govern
OF. of Ohio. The Southern member is
ex-senator Cresswell, of Maryland,
who is not remarkable for any very
great ability. There seems to be a
mystery about Mr.. Boree, of Pennsyl-
vania. The most we know in his ia
vor is the declaration Of Judge Wood
ward, the Democratic Congressman
from Pennsylvania, who endorses his
ability aud conservatism. Il 4 4 q f,
The new Cabinet will have hard
road to travel. The professed politi-
clans and ultra Radicals will try their
best to break it down. Theymay sue
coed; but, then, on the other hand the
Cabinet may distinguish themselves
and astonish the world. These days,
we are astonislled at nothing.
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bers OF the Legislature. coolly took their
hats and managed to be out of the way
when the bill was finally put through
When their session ends, aud fora brief
time 81 least they retire into that obscure
y, which thy fllSd before ehanes threw
them to the surface Of pablo Affairs, it will
b = great sslief N%
STREET NOTES
Cotton has been weaker for the last few
days. and rates have been very small at a
slight decline in price. The confidence
that has marked the business thus far this
season. and kept prices up, is not SO steady
as it has been, and there has been eviden-
.ces of . general softening in the market. {
The .Appleton's will shortly issue new
paper entitled "App!eton's Journal" q
weekly which will commence with story
from the pen Of Victor Hugo, called "T'he
Man who Laughs" The price Of the pa
per will be four dollars per year., and our
friends, Krull & Dickey, No. LOG Canal
street, are the agents for this city. Krull
& Dickey have recently received, "1he
Swamp Doctors Ad ventures in the South
West" "The Last Athenian," 1.-THE Red
Court Farm" and large number of other
new works fresh from the press Of the pub
fishers. '''L 't3 8o8
r. The trial of Tim Hays for the murder of
Thomas Sipnott, in Tattersaiis' Exchange,
about two months ago, has resulted in q
verdict of murder, without capital punish
ment.F A very strong effort was made by
the defense to prove insanity on the part
Of the prisoner / called the other day e,,
passaat on our old friend, Captain G. J.
Barstow, of the popular grocery house Of
Eaton & Barstow. IL New Levee street,
and found him as usual busy with boxes
and barrels, filling the orders of his extern
sive circle OF customers. Capt. Bafstow
looks as fresh and young as 3 three year
old colt, since his rustication up old Red.
Guess you must have, treated him well up
there. He deserves il for he treats every
body we'll who calls on him here, and keeps
as of old the best Of Bourbon and Rye.
y Tlis is, the anniversary, of our Fire De-
partment, and the "Boys in Red" are hay
ing q grand time-but as the boat on which
this is to 60, will leave in few minutes,
l shall have to postpone an account Of
their doings to my next letter. a.i+ |
.a75 Yours Truly, ., 1abi. "a: 9.aa ,-.5-
TIM. LINKINWATER
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CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.

!. The seats Will he let out on Easter
Sunday, March 2sth, after High Mass,
Mt half past eleven o'clock. Is = i
2. Price-the same as last year, one
half cash, the other half to be paid on
January LIST, 1870.
( 3. Persons desirious to keep their
seats, will have that privilege.
I 4. Parties indebted for seats of for
mcr years, must pay before next Eas-
ter. 's' j. B. AVENARD,
March 9Th, 1869. Pastor.
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The Inaugural.

h just before going to press we receiv-
ed the inaugural address of the new
President which we lay before our
readers to-day 1t bears out General
Grants character for caution and reti-
cence; for it is short and manages to say
little that will commit him to any par
ticular line of policy. He intimates that
great deal is to be done, and that he
DIS the very man to do it, but leaves us
in the dark as to the particular manner
in which he expects to operate. One
thing he could not avoid, however,
No Radical could open his mouth with
out saying something about the niger.
So. General Grant tells us the niger
must vote everywhere, and that the
way toilet him vote is to adopt the 18th
amendment to the Constitution. So
here is areal opinion from Gen. Grant.
What will he saynext7
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FOUND Ar LAsT.-What the ancient
philosophers tried in vain to unfathom
the aqua vitae, or elixir of life. The
great Texas Tonic Syrup, is now offer
ed in this country to the be-drugged
and poisoned inhabitants of our own
sunny South as a sterling remedy and
permanent cure of Chills and Feuer and
Ferer and Ague. 1t has no equal for
this distressing nIalady; when all 9TH
er means have failed it stands unsur-
passed and alone. Try it We sufferers!
Why will yon shake, burn, and chill
without using the proper remedy q
EMemphis Bulletin. ---..
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S The weather has been all sorts
and all kinds during the past week.
Cold, with ice and heavy fpsts, warm,
sultfy and non- shining sun and some
rain. Any change lfur the better will
be more than graciously accepted.
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B We are requested to announce
that the Rev. J. A. Ivcy will preach in
the Town Hall, on the first Sunday in
April, at II o'clockA. NJ, and on all
first Sundays in the month during the
year, unless notice be given to tho
contrary. Ky ~ So n
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S We owe thanks, the past week,
to the officers of the Lizzie Hopkins,
Frolic, B. L. Hodge No. 2, Dora, Bart.
Able aud Lizzie Tate, for New Orleans
papers. .gr.-.
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Ca The River has stopped being
truant, for this season, and is now fall
ing fast, very fast. Better news could
not be announced in the Democrat,
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c the steamer B. L. Hodge No. 2,
Captain w. T. Boardman in command,
goes down this day at 4 o'clock.
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NTHEN VOC want COOKING SODA
wv Send to II. ST. johns and Procure
e Gcuuiue article.
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Ey~ Tom bought a gallon Of gin to take
home, and by way of label wrote his name
upon card, which happened to he the
seven, of clubs, and tied it to handle of the
Jug. A friend coming along. and observ-
ing the jug quietly remarked. l,-i,l
that liquor '-'"'
"Why2 said Tom"
because somebody might come alone
with the eight of clubs and take IT. ~
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WHAT MAKES A BUsHEL.--It il. some
time siEce the following table, showing
the number ofpounds Of the various articles
to busheI, has gone the rounds. Coming
across it in an exchange, We cut it out,
thinking some ofour readers might wish to
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NoBopY's FooL.--A gentleman travelling
in Ireland hired pure native as servant
who he thought could give him informa
ton Of the country. Observing beauti
full residence iat some distance, the follow
soHllequy eHsued: I'LL t3ttf Il
Patrick who lives there?"
ats Mr.. Fitzgerald, that's dead, SIR"
"What did he die of"
"He died ola Thursday, sir"
allow long has he been dead, PATTI"
"lf he had lived till next Thursday, sir.
he'd been dead year."
The gentleman, thinking Pats wits
wool-gatherlng, asked.
Have you taken anything to drink to-
day, Patrick?
Il will, sir?"
"Well, what shall it be? Will you take
raw liquor, or will you have grog, Or shall
| make you toay!" ,.,...s-s 5-fef
If yer honor. please, will take the raw
liquor first, then can be drinking the
grog while you are making the today
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" Captain Bill Harrison has come
back to his old ticks and his old time.
lie has started his race horse, Bart.
Able, again as q Weekly Packet, in the
Shreveport trade, and will come to
time as of old. The Bart. Able may be
well relied on to be punctual and stead
fast, as advertised, Her Accommodations
for freight and passengers are unrival-
ed in this river.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-10

nTICK POM TUM
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-10

r1he Menagerie has adjourned and
gone home. Tie Crescent local boy
thus disposes OF the layout:
Died, March, 4th, at midnight, the
second session of the black and tan
collection of pickpockets and gori,las.
1t was born of infamy, lived in disgrace
and died in dishonor. May its dust be
rnhallowed and its grave be defiled
and its memory an Immortality of
shane.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-10

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Wheat, sixty pounds. - ~ 20
Corn, shelled fifty-six pounds. ;
Rye, fity-six pounds.
Oats. thirty-two pounds.
Barley, forty-six pounds.
Buckwheat, ffty-six pounds. re
Irish potatoes, sixty pounds. -,
Sweet potatoes sixty pounds. "'
Onions, fifty seven pounds.
Beans, sixty pounds,
Bran, twenty pounds. 'i = r
Glover seed, sixty pounds. '.<'.-
Timothy seed, forty-five pounds.
Hemp seed, forty Eve pounds,
Blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty-thres pounds. =
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