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TEXAS ITEMS.

Houston papers announce that Maj. E. F. Scran-
ton died In that city, after an illness of several
months. He came to Texas in 1929, and was one
of the oldest inhabitants of Houston.
In personal difficulty between one Shockley
and Dunnman, living fifteen miles above here, on
the BraZos the latter was killed. Shockey has
left the country. Both had the character among
their neighbors as being peaceable, quiet citizens.
but had been drinking at the time of their difH-
culty.-[Wsco Register.
We regret to learn that the fine stable Of Squire
Shaver, at Fayetteville, was burned on Saturday,
Dec. 20. The fire occurred at night. and was evil
IDENTIFY the work of an incendiary. Seven or eight
fine horses were burned loss estimated at $1,000.
No insurance.-[ Lagrange, New Era, Jan. 8.
We are informed that negro woman, while
crossing branch on log near Mound Prairie
last Friday, dropped her child in the stream
The water was only about knee deep, but the
woman ran three hundred yards to obtain assist.
anee in recovering the child, but on returning, it
had disappeared Trinity Advocate, Jan. 6.
An otter measuring four feet ten inches was
shot by a son of Capt. j. Aycock, on the farm of
hisfather, near this place. last week. Such war
mints," now so rare, were once quite common in
this section of Texas.-[Texas Observer, Jan. 9.
The friendly Indians" made a raid upon
Bosque county during the holidays, coming into
the neighborhood of Ward Keller, twelve miles
above Meridian. They stole several horses,
taking them from lots and pastures. Seven
were seen on Stee's creek, seven miles north of
the same town. They killed two horses seven
miles abeve town, cut the hamstrings of another.
shot arrows into others and took away it is not
known how many. Theywere still 10 the county
at the last accounts.-lGalvestonC Civilian, 18th.
The coroner held an inquest over the body of
John B. Lochman this morning, at the house Of
Maggie Mitchell, corner Of avenue L and Twenty
Eighth street. He was killed last night by Thos.
lie Roy Cotton, better known as Bud Cotton.
The deceased was a man Of about thirty-fou
years of age, a native of Norfolk, Va, and re.
moved TO Texas in the fall of 1865, and has been
living in Galveston ever since. He was major
on the staff OF T. d. Hindman in the Confederate
army. he has no family, but has brother living
in Little Rock, Arkansas.-[Ibid.
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Hon. JOHN MINOR BoTTs.-The Richmond State
Journal, speaking of the death of this gentleman,
says:
His disease is believed to have been an enor-
nous accumulation Of fat upon the heart to such
an extent as to so much embarrass the action OF
the heart as to render il unable to propel blood
through the system except with great difficulty
and imperfectly. All his symptoms, the dropsi-
cal swelling OF the lower extremities-the con-
geson of the kidneys, of the liver, of the lungs,
Of the brain-were the natural result of the slow
and langud circulation of the blood through the
veins. He died of disease Of the hear, which
had probably existed for years, and had been
slowly and gradually approaching an inevitably
fatal result.
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Sales hhds.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO is quiet and IN.
changed. No sales Of round lots are report
ed. A moderate trade in, jobbing and retail
unsound 35@45c.; do. sound 45@55c.; medium
lbs. bright 50@60c; good do. lbs. 65Gl70c.; extra
No. lbs. bright, s0@90c.; half lbs. bright,
55@65c.; do. dark 50@55c.; No. SIS and los 55@
fancy, natural, twist, cake, etc., 75c.0sl d b.;
chewing is quoted at 50c.@sl Is.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-In consequence of the
storm there was no market yesterday, conse-
quenty the offerings to-day were very large.
However, an active and buoyant market soon alb
sorbed all supplies of sugar at yesterdays quota
tons, and nearly all molasses at figures as below:
Sugar. inferior s3@93c. common 930l04c.
fair ll@lllc.; fully do. l2@l24c.; prime lao
i24c. choice l2}9lsc. Molssses. inferior SEQ
&C.; choice 6sG69c. Receipts to. day 662 hhds.
Sugar IL 21l bbls.
FLoUR-Continues very unsteady. Sales con
tinue to be made from leyee allow figures for fine
and superfne, but the supplies are daily lessen
ing, and ere long we expect to be able to quote
higher figures. The market ia frmer this evening
at following figures fine. Sc 2506 so superfne,
81 1907 Is single extra 81 1907 374 /; double
do. 81 500; treble do, $50; choice, 800.
bbls. Sales ls,s4S bbls. Sales to-day 200
fine and supel fine at s6@7; 200 bbls. on
its merits, private terms go treble do. do, so
low do. do. do, all from levee 100 common Sc 375
so and and so fine So so 100 and 20 Xxx 81 IS /;
100 on its merits 81 rs 300 do. private terms ;
100 xxx 50 Is 100 do. 81 so 100 do 50 so so
do. $40 Is (; l50 choice 80 rs; so do. 50 80 432
do. $40 IS.
CoRN-Continues without change. Demand fair,
supply do. Sales to day $50 green yellow at 75c.,
lOOO white at &c.,, 600 and 600 at TO-, 100 ami
200 at $780,, 900 yellow at s0c., $50 do. at S3c.
Market quoted at 77@7Sc. for white Western, 80
Qs3c. for yellow. Receipts for the week 1902
sacks; exports 1923 sacks. Sales ~ 1852 sacks.
OATs-Are in moderate demand and supply
prices unchanged. Sales to-day 500, 300 aud 400
IL CSC. Market quoted at $50. Receipts for the
week 3477 sacks exports 6l3 sacks. Sales 56S3
sacks.
BRAN-Centinues dull and depressed prices
lower supply ample; market now quoted at 81 Is
al 20 u 100 he. Sales to day 200 sacks at 81 I5
Receipts for the week l547 sacks. Exports 100
sacks. Sales 3775 sacks.
HAYS In better demand. good jobbing
and retail trade is being done at 81 advance on
our aforementioned figures. The supply Is fair
prices unchanged. Sales to-day so bales prime
Ohio river at s26 $50 bales fair do. s25 200 ordin
airy do. $24. Market quoted at s26 for prime, s25
for fair and $23G24 for ordinary. ReceiDts for the
week " bales. Exports l49 bales. Sales l476
bales.
PoRK-Has been dull and depressed to day.
Buyers are holding of, anticipating still lower
figures. The market is quoted still lower to-day,
VIZ $50 5000 so, wholesale. A fair retail trade
has been done at $50 50Q3l. Sales of some $50
bbs. in lots reported at these figures. Receipts
for the week S2O5 bbls. Exports SO bbls. Sales
29l4 bbls.
BAcoS-A fair retail trade has been done to.
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DEHSACOLA OBSERVER
PUBLISHED rRI.wEEKLY By VIZ. KIRK . 90.

subscripaon-fwsve months, IS; dx months, 81 IN a.
This eng established journal becomes desirable
ct this time In view OF the fact that Pensacola eecting
her railroad communication with the Northwest, and
becoming Q point Of interest 20 enterprising
II is devoted 10 the development Of the material
teress Of the state Of Florida and In Its local de-
dsvotes special attention the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing mp In Its vicinity, also 70 ohx
esmmercsl items which 70 the cae reader VIII indicate
ths natural sivautag Of PsnsAools
= 8 port Advertisemspn solictssd
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Cattle Market.

CIrY OF JEFFERSON, Jsuusry le 1852
Arrived during the past week-l9l2 Texas
Beeves, s74 Calves and Yearngs, 100 Hogs, 337
Sheep and 20 Mich Cows. Sold-l76S Texas
Beeves, 65S Calves and Yearlings, SCI Hogs, 81
Sheep and 20 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-59l
Texas Beeyes, 22I Calves and Yearlings, Is Hogs,
GAL Sheep and Al Mich Cows. We quote:
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.


New Orleans, December L, 1855.
In the 1865 the undersigned percsvng that their
friends in the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vile compounds under the of whskies Brsndes
Gins schnapps Btters etc. ETC., determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit of homeraised
Southern herbs supply the want of the public this line
which had created the demand. We called spirit
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LOTTERY.


DEAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
LOCATED IN THIS city,
To be disposed of by Lottery.
The drawing Of this Lottery viii take place tas soon as tn
tickets are SOLD under the charter of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted by Legislature of the State in 1863 and which
embraces in its Scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY, sO-wit:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open to the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING, STORES AND wAREROoMs. Nos.
u6 lis 40 Royal street. adjoining HOtsL
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No Is St. Louis
street, opposite the HOtel.
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
4: Prizes Tickets $40
For full and particular description Circular, which
will be postpaid any desiring and all orders
Tickets viii receive prompt attention by addressing
o. E. HALL,
St. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans, La
GREY JACKET BITTERS.
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DIGAUD - CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Ps.rOnred by the Empress of the French and extensively
ussd In AL fashionable circles ts Excellence an Superb
ority.
kIGAUD A CO.'S YLANGYLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the new scent Rigsnd Co are II only I'm,
porters In Europe Of the fragrant extract Of rom
the Philippine Isles
aran 20 Ran de- Cologne Toilet vinegar. j Florids
W eeia.up 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxquiIlssly per
fnRsd az sssp Us Is MIRANDA PoMArUM tot prsss
ing and be autlfyi ing the hair. $4,000. | ...s,.
kIGAUD 4 CO.'S DENTORINk, most agreeable
- ....-vino the teeth and pertaining the btatn
s pfn f9T R5eSsrCSo s TooTHCREx AM pro
ps5s,aOn R50sueoos RosE POWDER superior vos
and Al Other Starch sSd Sfs GUIDE TO THE koLEr
az Phtoarabs Illusrstions win sent receipt Of one
Wholesale Rigsnd 4 Co., Is rue de hens4i, r ss
Agent Nswberry Sons, As St Pauls Church .rd Lon
don. :.
Depot General IN Ne" ole-F' pUcoNsEs.
50 OhArtrek street
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GREY JACKET BITrERs,

And popular did they become that they
early date Ga little three years from their first
fAeure) used all over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED BY Us AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE SO FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BITTERs BEING COUN-
TERRIFIED, while the papers filed with warnings
from Yankee manufacturers of pretended
fets Of their medcAt.d spirits.
THAT THESE SPIRITS WERE BAD WAS UN.
DENIABLE.
But with whom the responsibility properly rested the South
people could reasonably know do we suppose
they cared.
They only ceased purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BITTERs in their place.
OUR OBJECT NOW is TO PROCLAIM THAT THE
Great Southern Medicinal Spirits.
known as the
GREY JACKET BlrrERs,
Have Never Been Count .rfeiied.
AND CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON, AND THAT
AS FAR AS Is IN OUR POWER SHALL ALWAYS
BE KEPT PURE.
WE NEVER HAVE. NOR NEVER SHALL, MAKE
TWO KINDS OF SPIRITS.
We are Southern Manufacturer.
BARNETT LION,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF GREY JACKET
BlTTERs,
No. Is New Levee street
And IL Fulton Street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
NoTICE'...'.''''''''''''''''''''' NOTICE
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CIxRx's orTIcE UNITED STATS DrsrRIcr oouRr,
December i, 1865. !
In Bankruptey-The notice issued from this Office that
JOHN THORNHILL has fled bis petition to be declared
bankrupt a. the partner Of r W. Esn was issued through
mistake 1t should have been Henry IhernAih
M John fhornhu has applied Tor the benefit OF the
Bankrups Law. orv ~. r,.,
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Stock on hand and on shipbosrd Jan Is 1869 lbs 0O3
ToBACCo-There is a little more interest shown
in this market. Although no sales of importance
are reported yet dealers are examining samples
with view 10 purchase. However. prices are
unaltered, and the market is now quoted as fol-
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CIRE ExTINQUIsaER!
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
.s.s,, A.. Governments all the Insurance dOmpsniss
Nd the Chiefs OF the Fire Departmenta
PHcs, $50, SIS AND $50.
B. L BROWN. 4ssnt,
No. Is Damp street. New prissna
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T A kEaAIssAKCE LoUIsIAHAnn.

A kEaAIssANCE LOUIsIANAIsz.
KuEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAsxx.
Devoted 30 Southern Interests
Cssven Years Of Existsnos.i
most esmmsnashls publication Tor families ana ccuusry
people who practice the elegant French language eview
ssberae the gStcs events Of the week the situation Of
facts Of LoulsnA the agriculture. and commercial affairs d
Ihstsrary and scientific productions o. the day gives
great variety Of useful fscts instructive gems, humoTs
snscdosss and all that cOmpssss arss class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: 90 PKR ANNUn.
Yhs a pages Of La RENAISSANCE edted On y
played with reading matter in each that makes ths
journal one Of ne oess meus~s 9. ne
sfKsshsnss 1ilsv. Ne. Orleans
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
virgInan Once Eighth street, L7nchburs, Virgins.
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No More Copeiba and Cubeps.
GRIEAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIOO vEGETALIR
Where AL other medicines have failed these preparations
win always eject These insure rapid and extraordinary
and chronic Of private Diseases
They used In the hospitals Of Paris BY the celebrated Dr.
BcOrd aRd found greatly superior to all hitherto Known
mineral remedies and Copabs and Oubebs The injection
Used In recent and capsules In more chronic cases
nyrup of Peruvian Bark and Iron.
-PRKPARKp
GRIkAULT co.,
Chemists 70 Il. !. II. Prince Napoleon Paris
This medicine presents In agreeable FORM active
with Iron, the principal blood Il IL pre-
srbed by the most eminent physicians Of Paris
Chorosis Green scknes TO facilitate the development Of
young females and restore health vgor
In general Ii rapidly the distressing stomach
plants caused by anema and leucohes which ladies'
often subject reguariEes and fsctses the flow Of the
catsmenis, and lie also excellent for pale, Emphatic and
scrofulous children Lastly exctes the appetite promotes
Digestion snd Is extremely beneficial TO all persons whose
blood has been impoverished by Illness long difficult
cOnvaescenca The effects Of this Syrup d
and speedy.
Depot General In New Orleans at
y. DUC0vGES,
80 Chsrtres street.
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ARTICLE
ARTICLE III

ssouos shall be the duty Of the Manager 70 sssc, or
70 Dc Kept In bound books IN q tbs Oo.
correct record Of the Proceedings transActons go
eoonts, property, business sAd Affairs
complete account Of the receipts and disbursements thereof
e snail moreover act Treasurer Of the Company
Aeep cash account OF TIE banks banking con-
sne OF this city subject TO ts approval Of ths Board
SontIo In the and for Company to
De alone authorized and empowered TO checks 20 be
~ the Secretary, and transact all banking
SIC 2. II shall be the duty Of the Manager Of said
company 70 exhibit be exhibited 70 e Stockhod
whenever thereto required by them all the a0pks papers
accounts and documents belonging said Coz ay and
soont 70 them on or before the twentieth Of aas
during the preceding month
FEC In the Of the peru anent ABSENCE
or dsath Of the Manager Of Contro shall mme
- such until the first annual meeting Thereafter the Stock
hoders al which meeting the Stockholders proceed
elect manager from among themselves shall be subject
70 election annually thereafter; and In the Of the tempo
s s6s nee OF the Manager the Aforesaid Of Control
shall have power to appoint Manager pro TEN.
eko Az the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Oonps the manager may make Of such matters
and As he may deem expedet and necessary tina
interest o. the Company At which meeting zach share
toes the said Company szsl be entitled vote all
SIC s. The said MANAGER shall have power 70 sppoint
secretay agents and other employees annually and
vacancies should subject to the approval Of the
Board Of Control; be said Secretary sgonts
or other employees at any time without ths sanction Of said
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UNITED STATES OF AnERIoA.l
efAn o. LOUISIANA. Orr ov NEW gsIxAss.

xne.n INA. thI. sighsh day Of February, in sh.
our Lord thousand eight hundred ara sixty eight
Of the Independence of the United States the
sney second, before Edward Ivy q pbtsry public
II and for the City and Parish oil New Or.
leans. ,ssns State Of Louisiana Aforesaid dsly oomnis
sonea and sworn, personally and hppeared ths
parties hereinafter named ana undersigned Hao sevsras
eecared that avEing themselves Of the provisions Of The
statutes OF the State Of Louisiana relative 70 Che oreanss
on o. corporations in this State they have coyepaned and
and do BY these PRESENTS covenant agree and bind
and those whom they represent form them
seve INTO and constitute corporation for tho objects
snd under he spustions regulations obligs
n,sps I'D 50. Of .sid Company shan 81 she VIEW
OhLEAss STEAMSHIP COMPANY and fis domicI IA
hereby established in the city Of New Orleans and shall
anu continue for the Of twenty five the
a.e tnese preens unless dissolved
PROVIDED Tor shall have corporate With devices mon
thsreof " - "~-s1
ARTICLE II:
oocs o. said company ls otherwise p-o
eaIs ene maintain one or steamships constitute line
o. steamships TO Be owned and ia she city
~ ce. Orean and TO trade between city and any port
OF Rorts on the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico
he manager OF said company be toe proper person On
+, - CITATIONS notices and other legal process where
IN me said Company may be Interested.
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PORES CURE FOK COUGHS, COLDS

In all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs requiring the
Of mild, soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this
paraon may be used by of all ages from "the in
FAINT mewng and pukng in it's nurses arms to where the
sixth shifts into the lean and slppered panaoOn, with
much prospect Of relief from any formula phsrmscop
POPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for years. with increasing demand put In bot
ties at 75c. each Tryt. JOHN II. POPE.
Druggist. corner Jackson and Prytania streets
Sold also by JOHN DxBENNEvILLE, Druggist, corner
Camn and Povdras straits
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ARTICLE VII,

On the expiration Of the said Of twufynvs yeArs
herenbefoe srecd upon for the existence Of SID Company
maIOry OF the stockholders In capital shall Rave
determine the mode Of selling and difposing Of all
the property and effects belonging said COMPANY
- decide and Ak the and conditions he
disposition thereof and finally Of winding aid quidstnf
Nc Affairs 70 the best advantage.
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ARTICLE VIII.

rhTee ourtns Of the stockholders capital have the
power 10 wind and settle the business and ss Of said
Company at any time during It's existence u making
any notifications, additions changes set giving
sixty days notice In two Of the published
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ARTICLE "

The Affairs Of aid Company shall be under the direction and
engagement Of Edward Higgins, who may any have
the privilege Of sss0ciatng With him from
among the stockholders ct the Company subject the ep
proval Of the Board Control who shall Board
Agents assist IN trsnsscng the business Of said Company
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EREkCM AEDICINEs-
-PREPARzD ~
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RIOHkLIEU. PARIs
Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
GRIMAULT 4 CO., CHEMISTS. PAR

PBPSlNE the latest scientific discovery Dr. Ooryart
MUSICIAN TO his majesty the Emperor Of the French,
Gastric Juice itself rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food In the stomach When
other the supply Of digestive huid is too small the inevitable
consequences bad Digestion gasrts gastragis inhan
nation Of the of the stomach bowels heart
burn, ptuite, snamia loss Of strength and lin emees)
chioross The Elixir Of Pepsine which By
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy.
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IOdIde OF Iron and Man.
RRneso Pills.

The treatment Of chor0c scrofnous directions Is Always
and tedious with the usual preparations Of ron which
unfrequeny fail owing to the stomach being able
support them The researches Of Professors Hsnnon
Brussels Gensou aud retreQun, Of Lyons Berzeps
rrousseau Of Paris have that this lamentabe
failure lie owing to the absence of Manganese which, we'll
Iron essential element Of the blood These Pls
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
have consequently received the appreciation the Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty of against Chlorosis Green
ScBes Stomach Complaints Poverty of the Blood aud r.
regular Mensuston and preferable 10 the pills of Odde
Honk.
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ARTICLE TX.

The capital seek Of said Company h hereby nSed 81 th
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each sill Of whic
paid at or before the signing Of these preeps who
capital may be increased 10 amount not exceeding
Hon he should be required By twoshrds capital