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Did Nny of Chem Get Away.

Did Any of Chem Get Away
a good story is tod OF late well.
known New York politician and rail-
road manager: During his absence
from home his wife gave birth 10 TWINS
lie was telegraphed other confinement,
no particulars being given, and i'm
mcdiatcIy fastened home. Knowing
when he might be expected, the nurse
borrowed third baby Of about the
same age, and placed it in the crib with
the twins. Immediately on reaching
home he fastened TO his wife's cham
Der, and, after his congratulations to
her, asked to be shown the baby. The
nurse who had frequently served at sim
liar occasions, in his family, raised the
covering and exhibited to him the three
babies. Opening his eyes with sur
prise, and thoroughly taken aback by
the lew, ho turned to his wife and OK
claimed: Good Lord, mother! did
any Of them get away 2"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

Mis- JENA A. LINDSEY writes to the
New York Farmers Club that corn can
be canned so that it will stay canned, in
the following way: Boil the corn if.
teen minutes on the cob and then cut il
off and dry in the sun. The corn should
then be seasoned to the taste with salt,
and put into the cans with very little
water. The covers must then be placed
Oh the cans, leaving only very small
aperture for the escape Of gas; then
place the cans in a kettle OF water and
boil slowly three quarters of an hour,
when the can may be sealed with a
drop of solder or even a little putty.
Corn preserved in this way wsll always
keep as long as it is necessary to keep
it, and there Is no danger Of burstieg
the cans.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

The PROPOSED recognition of tuhn by
the tinted States Government, IN Ger
tam contingencies. which arc regarded
rs very likely to occur, has Grated quit,
al excitement in England, or ut least
among the English press. The London
Times, in an article on Cuban affairs
says it is hardly credible that our Gov
eminent contcmplates such : ding,
and also says that Span admits that
she must ultimately abandon the islam 1t
The Telegraph, referring to the same
subject, thinks that if the United States
intcricres, It's action toward Cuba wiz
10 the same as that for which England
was so much to blame in 1861 in the
case Of the south The news regards The
l0umorcd purchase of Cuba by the
United States as u question in which
England, France and the West Indies
are particularly interested, and in which
they mast have their gay before a
settlement is effected There may be
some trouble about this Cuban business
before il is over, but events arc now
tending steadily towards annexation in
ne neal future.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

An English chemist has made won
dcrful discovery, it Il fluid prcpara-
ten, which hc aiiirms, will cause bodies
plunged into it, to pctriy and become
stone with FIVE years time. OF course
the secret of this amazing process is
known only to himself. He further
suggests that if persons will preserve
their relatives and friends, with his i'm
mitable fluid they can construct dwell
ing with them, and thus have the pleas
urc of living in residences surrounded
by their ancestors.
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In Bankruptcy.

This is to give notice, that, on the 18th
day of August, 1859, u warrant In Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of G
NJ. ingalls,, of the county of Franklin, and
State Of Tennessee, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on his own petition: That the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to
him. or for his use. and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law
That meeting Of the Creditors of said
Bankrupt to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assignees Of his estate,
will he held at Court Of Bankruptcy. to
be holden on the 18th day Of September,
1859. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the office of the
Register In Bankruptcy, Murfreesboro,
before W. N. Doughty. Esq, Register.
4. r. GLASCOCK.
US Marshal, Messenger.
-... ..-.t..a Z. L. DOUGHTY,
augl9-a Dep. Y. $. Marshal,
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Tm Republican Banner says /:

ON The night o. the list inst, the
negroes held a meeting 80 consider
the best means Of bcltcring the condi-
ton OF the Golorcd population, in view
of the oppressed state Of their race,
and suggesting immigration q, a rene
dy.' They broke up in = row, but TO
meet again on next Monday night.
This is a sensible move Oh thoir
part, and We nope they may succeed.
We will subscribe literally for such an
object OF course it woNd be far bet
ter for both white and black, if the lat
ter could fnd Il home IN tie Wc,t--or
other place. where thcV could have
their own government, hold Office, and
all that, tor that thing OrhcjdIng Office,
i, "p'aycd' in this country, with the
negro, and hc knows il. As long, how
ever, rs the negro stays with us, we
should, and will treat him right, pro
yidcd he is homes; and Industrious.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

First-class tickets are now sold from
the Atlantic sea board to San Francisco
for one hundred and fifty dollars. those
Those taking second class tickets go
over the distance for seventy dollars
They can afford 10 reduce both rates
and yet make money. Emigrants
should be transported for fifty pollars,
or even less. Every man that settles
along the line of the road. and works
farm. makes business for the com
pany, aud hence the propriety of fill.
ing up the country at the earliest pos
sible moment Reduced freight and pas
senger rates is the policy of both the
Union and central Pacific Companies
and they should drop charges as
rapidly aspossiblc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

MoDEsTY.-The hottest, the lOvlest
aud most fascinating virtue that woman
can possess, is modesty. Whatever
share Of beauty kind Heaven has bless
cd her with whether she may have
the sweet AMI attractive tinge of lIebe
on her cheeks, vying in color with the
damask rose, and breath more fragrant
yes she may be as learned rs lIypatia,
and be evcrmore graceful and elegant
than the Towering RoXana-stih, I'M
less she has modcsty, she has no at.
tractive charm to us. We appreciate
the whole list of female virtues in their
kind, but il there is one virtue she
should possess, absolutely essential to
the felicity Of man, on this wild, rude
earth, it is that of modcsty.
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Mr. rendlcton in his late speech
briefly but iorcibly states what he re.
CARDS the true financial policy Of the
government. He says "the whole pol
icy Of the administration should he re.
vcrscd Pay the debt, pay it honestly,
according to the contract pay it in
money rs valuable as that which was
received FOR il; pay it in legal tender
notes abolish the national bank sys-
TEN pay OH the bonds on which they
founded save thcyearly interest; use
every appliance Of economy and man
a.cmcmt in advancing this policy
Nhen, when the debt is paid when tax
cs are reduced, when serenity five mil
lions suffice for the government, when
all property is subjected 20 just rule
OF taxation, if it he advisable 20 con
tract The currency and resume specie
it can be effected without
great disaster, and the inevitable SUI.
fering can DC borne"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

LITTLE thing have their uses AS fol
instance, mosquitoes to buzz, bite and
draw little women to hop, scold, sput
ter and sometimes to look pert and pref
.ty; little bantums to scratch, fuss and
make believe generally and little men
to show what absurdities and tricks ma
,urc sometimes plays on bifurcated hu
manity
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-23

In is quite fair to infer that when a
man Shakes your hand abont half of
he is either very glad TO see you, or else
'th.;he doesn't mean 10 be bothered
VII, 700. pp~ JAIN
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A iaIy friend handed us a beautiful
piece OF poetry, and we are sorry that
our limited space will not allow us to
rive il a place in this issue.
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y typographical error appeared in
the article about tie Banner last week
The VOID '1ntQal" should have been
"meDtai~
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PLEASE READ THIS,

If there i: anything in this world vii
! l"athe and d"tcst, il is Il prclniary Oh.
cation to any man. Hence. have mad
heavy sacrifice TO pay all which owct
law, justly or uniUS,ly. in Il moral sea.
and now those who owe Iuc. either byr0
or open account. mh"t pay at once. liz.
are those who owe me for sub>c riWioN
the Home journal before the var 80.
Daily bulletin during the war, who scu
10 have forgotten il. tel! them now ~
can plead accounts out of date, IT di!lol
est enough But | do hate TO see ~
spend III one day. morc for whisky taa
they owe me. ! will wait one monihtTg
date, and then will sue all who owe m
". j. SLAIlt&
Aug. 2G--2t.
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JOURNAL.
W, ID. WArrrNsoN, EDITOR.


We are satisfied no county in the
%,aLs Of Tennessee offers greater in.
lNc"meHl to immigration than Old
Franklin Our state political connict
has now terminated, and to-day our
people, so far rs politics arc concerned,
are as quiet serene. calm and peacca-
be as summers eve. Il looks like
old lines again.
Our couUty has thousands Of acres
OF arcahlc land ready to yield to the
power OF industry, The Immigrant car
possess At once the blessings Of -ooC
society. Our schools are uHsurpa
The whole county IS dotted with hous
es Of Worship, We are Il people tha'
worship God according TO thc djc.tos
Of conscience, amt graft IT, all other,
,ac same privilege We hayct"y rail
roaj+ passing through oar county
DyDrc, for oar ,0Y' products, tll
mar'>c, is at or doyl,,
ti.r' taoh'ora can always find en-
pDsjn,ul. The facilities offered to tn
manufacturer are unsurpassed on Tia
continent Oar fertile lands impatjcn
for the plow, are offered to the agri
c3!l&ra!ist, and Wuca.culablc wcaltI
sleeps beneath oar soil, for the miner
ia short, any man who will use homes
industry can grow rich here.
Then tie honest and industrious
and those who are seeking homes, w
cordially invite them to come and set
ne among az, provided they come will
good intent
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John NJ. Hntchins and George w
Warner has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be carried on
in future by John NJ. Hutchins.
HUTCHINS Il WARNER.
June Is, 1863.
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Business Notice!

have this day sold my entire interest
In the house and lot known as the Wilson
Corner. Winchester; also my interest in
the firm of j. l.. Baugh & Co., to J. L.
Baugh. l feel thankful to the public for
their liberal patronage, and hope they will
continue their trade with j. l.. Baugh.
c. N. HUNTER.
Sept g. 1860.
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III HAS NO EQUAL

,otd by Nil Druggists, Grocer. mM
Dealers generally. iUiygg =.
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TTRITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE
COLLECTORS OFFICE, ,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 7, 1862 I

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NEw ORLEANS, Jan Z, 1862
following described goods having been seized for VIOLA
tion Of the laws herein FORM notice IA hereby
that the claiming the shall appea
fle their GAINS according law
from date hereof the goods will be advertised and sod AZ
he aue ion rs provided BY Sections H. IL Is and IA OF the
OF CoHgess approved July Is. 1866: NV
Oct Il lsto-No marx, box Toys, boxes Neckties %
serva, In violation of secon "a Act of March i799
Roy hto-Z No 30 bale Coffee; No. s. case YER
NOUN: r NO ~. cases Absynth no mark, 2 derni-
JOINS hGney vessel unknown; violation Of section g.
NOV. n, issS-B AsO box COO cgsrs: on board tn,
haryland; In violation Of Section Act Of July "a lss
Dec g. ls68-A p, l trunk cigars ana Cigarettes: mr.,
1893 - ~ " AT VI sAfen z.
Dec. 18e8-No mark keg g zallopsi Cordial. v.ssai
known; in violation Of Section 49, Act Of March l7aQ
Dec IT, ls6S-ho mark. boxes Cigars: on board tb.
Lsvaea; IN violation OF Section !, Act Of July 81 l86S
Dec 10 le6s-No mark. boxes C2Ue Cigars: on hoar5
the Lavaca In violation Of Section g. Act OF Narch p
Dec. IL, ls68-M s. case ESQ Ciears: On hos,d thu
Bremen in VIC alton Of Section Ga Act OF March 100
Tee. u, lob5-No mark boxes CiQars. on hoard tho
IL Kennedy In violation Of Section g. Act Of March 2
Dec - lses-No marx. demijohns White Run. demi
lohrs req Rum y boxes Guava Jelly; on board the
herman Cortes In violation Of section 68 Act 2
Dec n lseS-NO msrk. trunk 5000 Cigars: on board
,ns hapoan In violation Of Section "a Act Of March :.
Dec 81 le68-No mark, 10 cases Cognac; on board the
q. =: Kennedy, in violation Section "a Act OF March
= Hss, and Section !, Act Of July % 1876
PERRY FULLER, Collector.
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SHERlfF'S SALES.

FREDERICK sHONEKAS vs. MARIA sMIrH, CNARIA
McArde, widow of the late Erastus smith, Fourth
tIict Court Tor the PaIiIh Of Orleans-No q, 9s9
DY VIRTUE of n Writ of Seizure and
ID Sale directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court the parish Of Orleans. the above cause
will proceed to se public auction. at the Merchants
and Aucti0neers' Exchange kOya street.
Customhoue streets the District of his city,
MONDAY February IS, Ist9 II o'clock the fol-
loving descrbed properly, tOwt
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights, ETC.
thertunto belonging situate in the Fourth District Of
city in the square bounded BY Jackson Pytana St Charles
ate hsyade and Josephine streets snd designated tho
Number Two on plan drawn BY w. Thornton Thompson,
the twentv fourth Of june l5f5 and deposited
in the office Of the Sheriff of the parish Of Jefferson
lot is sgnated by the number plan drawn by
A. Heon, late civil engineer the thirteenth day june
1913 ana annexed 10 act passed before Stuart
late notary ublc In this city the third Of
1913; and the In American
eleven inches and hve lines
by hundred and feet inch lines in
depth, between parallel lines
said property acquired by the defendant the de-
Of her husband, by purcnsse from h Ellis as
per the act Of sale thereof passed before James W Beedve
late notary public in his CITY, the twenty third day u
November 1851
Seized in the above suit.
Be- TERns-Cash on the spot.
THOs. L. MAXWELL.
jag Eel Is Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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T ANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS

II HAFFNER has store a full assortment OF VIM
ter and sprine VEGETABLE and SOwER SEEDS from
the establishment Of Lambeth eOn Philadelphia Also
Inc lot Of onion Sets and To- or Button Onions Aspaa
gas Roots Red Clover Seeds etc
Country merchants supplied with Seeds by the doEen hun
ired or thousand papers H. HAFFNER
los ST. Charles street. opposite St. Charles fheater
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DIRE EXTINGUIsHER.
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
Endorsed by leading Fire Companies the
Government Chief Engineers, and over
Nine Thou,and
OF tn leading citizens tn, oughout the Union.
1t has saved over Five Buildings property
amounting many millions of dollars. 1t is requisite
every banding, being
CHEAP SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE.
No one Who life and property should be without
Fire Fxtinguisher.
It's as effective in the hands Of boy the expe-
encsd fireman II has machinery to get ont Of order
The FIRE EXTINGUIsHER has received the highest
encomiums from the Press.
No inveuon hss done much good for the public the
FIRE EXTINGUISHER which sa- ds always charged aud
available for instant only affords the
graphing with fire at its outbreak when 1t
Taraivey small and easy subdue does with that
powerful Of all extingusbers Of FIRE, Csrbonic Acid
Gao. This projected upon the flames not in gaseous
form, but by of highly mpregnatsd with it,
while perfectly harmless operator acts with con-
csntrative effect upon the FIRE.
The FIRE EXTINGUIsHER is at all times ready for use
The FIRE EXrINGUISHER puts out Ere instantly
The FIRE ExIINGUIsaER has no machinery 70 get out
Of order.
The FIRE ExTIEGUIsHER can be used By male or
female
The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER once loaded can remain so
for years.
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE UNION
Prices.
NO. A4J
Ne. ......................... 90
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.
U. s. FIRE ExrNGUIsHER COMPANY,
BEAD Once Dey street. New York.
B. L BROWN, Agent
No. IS Camp street, New Orleans
Solicitors wanted, to whom liberal commission salary
viii be given.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTO RS SEALED
IN Proposals for constructing port OF the New Or
leans Mobile and Chattanooga Rroad
of Rev Orleans and Mobile embracing about 260OO cubic
yards Of earthwork the delivery Of materials
ton Of $500 inea fe of Truss Bird ding neal
Pile and Treste Bdgng and for delivery Of
Ties and other materials will be the Uompanys
Office, the city Of New Orleans, up 10 o'clock A. H.
WEDNESDAY January 90 1869.
Msp and prohles Of the line plans Of structure a
proximae Of work TO be dOne wi be exhibited
the office and after December 10 1863 blank
forms furnished for contracts specih cations Propositions
etc, etc
All proposals. TO be addressed Henry vIack Chief
Er gneer for the New Ore Mobile and Chattanooga
Company, New Orleans La
The Company the right TO reject any proposal
which for any reason may be deemed unsatisfactory.
JAMES A. RAYNOR,
President N. N. 4 c. E r Co.
OFce Caller Court
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MON TG0MeS BROS. q CO. IS SALES.
HORSES AND MULES
GREAT SALE Of ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAR.
MSS HORSES, WORK MULES, BUGGIEs, HAIR,
MES ETC, AT AUCTION.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. d co.,
Z. NJ. MoSrGoNERY-Auctioneer
Office SO Camp street.
SATURDAY, january 2Bd. halfpa.r L o
~ clock NJ, at p. Liners Stables Graver street. will
be sold
Fine Saddle and Harness Horsa.- rfngTe.
AlsoFiegant Top and Open Bugges Harness, Saddles.
- TsKzs-O.shiH U. q. Treasury Kotes.
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V'mx It'll test At TRoKoUsaLxi


CALDwELL's EXTRACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair to IL original cccr.
No washing of the head necessary a For s s b
Importer and Wholesale DugT;ss EG S M- syS 81.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist No. iss csnal street,
D D.Ss. Felicity s I'd TrssS; 'T''
No. IA BsrOnse street, near Canal
NEW ORLEANS. May "a, 1868.
Caldwslrs Extract.
Having analysed this on and in my experiments AP-
Piled 1T MYSELF recognize that is Of the bes,
the hair iis original In testimony Of which
AnI my signature.
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emperiun
Hotel des str.assTs. No i5s cs.rtSss s: :sSs.s
DAvksA's PUKOHAsEEe BUREAU
no. 10 and 90 PARK BOW HEw YORK
All KIDS Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASED
Experienced and competent buyers engaged
Orders allied promptly and faithfully the ygt
and purchases made only om nrscAss reliable
Orders win be nIled, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY wnsrs
sufficient 10 rsrsd TO Freight ard Commissions
Commissions net exceeding sln0 FIVE psr
Commissions Ezns exceeding sloo, TWO AID Hh1s
pussHt Address
ISAAC UAVEGA
Fsst-oios Boz l7te. Ssv Vera
n q. HITCHCOCK q CO..
DIsTILLERs' AGENTS, RECTIFIERs or SPIRITS
and
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
Nos. Is, "a. 40 and 81 Gravier streea,
20 Peters Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoPARTNERsHIP.

COPARTNERsHIP.
The undersigned have this day formed Copa-tnersho
under the and style OF SQUIRES rWI HELL, for
continuing the Whoea Grocery and Commission business
ornery carried by Charles W Squres No. 70 GrsveT
fueet. CHARLES W. SQUIRES
II r. TWsCdELL
I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE
L firm of sHROPsHIRE a HATHORN to my partners W.
A Shropshire and H. E. Shropshire who all the
and liabilities.
T. HATHORN.
New Orleans, January lst 1869.
We the Undersigned win continue the Wholesale Grocery
and Commission business at the cid stand los and ITO Poy
dras street, under the and style Of SHROPSHIRE
BROS.
W. A. SHROPSHIRE,
H. L. SHROPSHIRE.
New Orleans. January lst 1869.
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POUND NOTICES.


CTREET COMMIssIONER's DEPART
~ MINT Room NO. J, City Hal-Nsw Orleans, January
81 1862 Were brought to the Fourth District Pound on
Dyades street, between jackson and Philip streets.
estrays-
Five GOATS Of different eolors;
Which, not claimed within three days expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said Pound
SATURDAY, January %. 1859 AZ ~ o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissioner.
j. o. LANDRY. oonaroner
CTRFET COMMIssIONER's ID ePART.
- NJ Mt, Rosm No. 7, City Hal-New Orleans. Jan 20.
ls69-Were brought the First District Pound
ofLasyette and Locust streets, as estrays-
Two GOATS of different colors
Which, II claimed within three days and the
thereon paid will be cold public auction said Pound,
FRIDAY January % 1869. at II O'Clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
o. LANDRY, Controller.
CTREET COM MIssIOsER,s DEPART-
~ MENT Room No. 7, City HAl-new Orleans. Jan 20.
lS69-Was brought the Four District Pound. Dry
AIDES street, between jackson and Philip steets,
estray-
Which, claimed within three days, and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
FRIDAY, January p, 1859, at IL o'clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioners.
J. o. Landry. Controller.
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
- MINT, Room No. 7. City Hall-New Orleans. Jan. 20,
AIDES street, between Jackson and Philip Streets
estray-
One Black cow with smooth CROP and over bit in the
right ear, and one under figure in the left ear;
Which, claimed within Ave days and the expenses
thereon psd will be sold at public auction at said Pound
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
j. q. LANDRY Controller.
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WEsFIfas LANDS AND .EOUHIrI IS

In sddsf 70 Government State Railroad Bonds and
stocks vsksy and sell Lands in Illinois, Wisconsin Mime
sofa, Iowst Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The highest srce paid for titles 10 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAXES.
We also purchase ct best LAND WARRANTS and
pIsoaEnfJED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BoNDs=
Corespk dence solicited and information required
furnished 4 ihout charge Address
AUSTIN CoRBIN CO.,
Bankers, New York Osy.
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BOARDING.
ID OOMS, OR ROOMS AND BOARD
~ Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
pOA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED APART
I'D with board and the use Of the
paror The situation Of the desirable the city,
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street.
EIEST CLASS BOARDISa-ONE or rWO
gentee families who desire comfortable home and good
living in pleasant part OF the city ht be suit
cation at the corner Of Camp and Robin strees opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished rooms
and is surrounded BY grounds Ths street cars
pass the door,
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FURNITURE. ......FUREIrURE...... FURNITURE
nY MONTGOMERY BROS. a CO.,


D. horT0osKRY, AuctonasE
CATUEDAY. January 2B. az II O'Clock a 4.
- their Auction Mart. Camp street, be
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FORNIrURB,
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedstsads Bu-
reaus, Arnoirs Wsshstads Mahogany Walnut fetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sdeboards Extension Tables Yevet
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrsy
mgs, Paintings Cooking Stoves and UtsnES
contents Of several wsI-lurnished hOusesL
Also
Ohars etc.
Hs-TEEns-Cash in U. g. Treasury Notes