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FOR SALE.
Tor sale.

TTNHE neat Cottage Residence, "A Mosby st.,
i would make an excellent home for a
small family. The house contains hye rooms
and storero0m, servants room and outhouses
on the lot; also, cistern, now full Of the
finest pure cold water. There Is q lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot is u
feet 'front.' l4S5S feet deep to an alley, and Is
well laid out with shrubbery and vegetable
garden. The location Is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
of the city. The neighborhood is Of the high
est respeetabiltty. The place will be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises, OF at Avalanche othee, teI
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NOTICE.

District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy.
At Memphis, Tenn, llth day of August, 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee OF Morris Cohn, OF
Memphis Shelby county, and state Of Ten
nessee, within said District, who has been ad-
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court OF said District
gugl2 q. WO0LDRIpGE, Assignee.
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CHICAGO.:

CHICAGO, August l2.-The loss by
/ the Crystal Lake Ice Company in the
burning of the six ice houses and con-
tents aggregates about s75,0OO. Insu-
rance, S4i 900.
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INCINNATI.

CIxCINNATI, August l2.-Family
flour S6GB %. Whisky 81 Os. Pork
S33 %. Bulk shoulders l4ci sides
l6lc. Bacon shoulders l5{c; clear rib
or clear sides I9c. Hams 24c. Lard
zoe. Red wheat 81 2i6l 30. RyeSl.
Butter 25d.30c. ISggs lie. Cheese l3
6lbC,
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FOR YICKsBURG.
United States MaiI---FOr Vickaburg.

ONE of the COmpany's fine Pas 4T~vS
~ senger Steamers viii leave on -Ezss=allzzzszsiN
the following days, making All Wav Iand-
ings between Memphis and Vieksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. 7, at pm.
RUBlCON, MONDAY, Aug. 8. at pm.
LUMlNARf, SATURDAY, Aug. Il, at pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August IS, at pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis wharfboat.
s1ss FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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ROV Lost.

4 EFT my house in this city, about four
i 4 months ago, THOMAS HANEY, about Is
years old, black hair, dark com plexion, small
pox marked and freckled, black eyes, light
scar on left eye. Any Information will be
thankfully received by his mother, MARGE-
PET CONNELIN. ll6 Market street. augu
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For Mound City. ARK.

Q TEAMER BEN CAMPBELL IT,
> will make three trips every, y,Ezeaessa5sszzsss5ss
day TO Mound City, leaving Memp6fs al I
and II am and pm. The fishing near
Mound City is excellent. The boat will also
make trip to Bradley Landing every sun
day. fam
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WANTED.

@ TX GOOD CARPENTERS and four good.
- Sash, Blind and Door Makers. dooG
wages and steady work guarauteed-
AIKEN < McDERMOTlf
fv30 VIeksburQ Steam Planning MI
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WANTED.

40 600 BARRELS FRUIT.-HIGHEsr
lO,ONJO market prices paid for Potatosss
Apples. Pears, Plums and Fruit OF al klnoss
atieI5 CONFER & RICHARDSON
No. Towards Row,
~ Tam.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WALSH-The friends and acquaintanees OF
John and Julia Walsh are respectfully re-
quested to attend the funeral of their daugh-
ter, MARY JANE, this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from their residence, No. l5% Winchester
street.
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WANTED.

xsnt on commission TO sell FRUIT
"A AND ORNAMENIAAIL Lftf-t1s, SdtsS -. -
FTossTis SS1s & Co.'S NURSERIES,, Rochester, n. z.
AaarsSS I1ss MA. DAILY Rochester, NY.
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FOR HALE's POINT.
HALE's POINT TRI-wEEMY PACKET

CO1ULEYcIYG ON OR ABOUT THE FYF.
IEENTlH or FSEPTENBER
'HE Memphis and St. Louis : IT.
Il Packet Co. viii run their fine -
slde-Wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JOSFTpH
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at o'clock; returning, will leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at u o'clock m. arriving al Nennnhis
early the following morning.
HENRY W. SMITH, President
FILM. CALYEBT, Superintendent jy7
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August y. - Cotton
closed Arm; uplands l3d; Orleans
13Id; sales 10000 bales.
California white wheat lis Sd; Red
Western No 3, los ID. Western flour
25s. Corn 30s. Oats 3s &c. Peas ~.
LONDON, August l2.-COnsOls closed
at 925693 for money; 500 bonds S3s
and at Frankfort at SSs.
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MONTGOMERY.


MONTGOMERY, August 12.-The first
bale Of new cotton was received to-
day. 1t cIassed as strict Middling,
and sold for 5Se.
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DIED..

BACIGALUPO-On the 18th inst. ANTONIO
BAcIGALUPo, father Of Vincent Bacigalupo,
aged 9Oyears.
Funeral from residence, on Union Avenue,
at o'clock, this Friday morning,
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WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS ,,t;l RHlCES - asI1 EOa
w Wheat delivered at Clty MILLS, VI IVA
street, OF lo1 + TOM SUI avery & EGGERS.
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MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Home School for Young Ladies',
NO. 46 MT. VERNON PLACE,

MRS. MARY ]. JONES, PRINCIPAL, AS
vi sisted by Professors and Teachers OF
great ability. This school Is situated in the
most elevated and beautiful part of the city,
and offers to the pupils all the comforts Of
home, together with the best influences for a
good, useful and Christian training. The
tenth annual session viii commence SEP
TEMPER 18Th For Circulars address the
Principal.
REFERENcEs-Messrs. Woodward, Baldwin
& Co., Baltimore; Baldwin & Fleming Nat
chez: ThOs. 5. Dugan, Esq, New Orleans- p.
c. Bethel, ESQ, Memphis; Fred. L. Gotten,
Tallahassee; Gen. r. T.. Lee, Lexington, Va. ;
General Francis Smith, Lexington, Va; E
Meyer, Memphis. aEgI
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WANTED.

UTANTED-AGENTs-S7 to 500 per month
w everywhere, male and female, TO intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine Will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt
cord bind, braid and embrOider, in most
superior manner. Price only Sl3. Fully war
ranted for I've years. We VIII pay $1,000 Tor
any machine that viii sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. II
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every sec
ond stitch can be cut, and st1u the eIotn eaR-
not be pulled apart without tearing 10. We
pay agents from SO to 500 per month and eX-
,enses or a commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOMR
& CO., Pittsburg, Pa, SC. Louis, Mo-, or Bos-
ton, Mass.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties paIming on worthless cast-lroR
machines, under the same name or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really practica
machine manufactured myS
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE.

Of . DEsoTo STREET. Mrs. N. p. SOUTH
= = WORTH and Mrs. FANNIE p. McGHEE,
6llnSlP Ill PAL. pals. VIII open WEDSEsDAY, SEPTEs1-
.s Sss !, lsts. FOR circnlars inquire At the book
and music slores. OF a1 The Insrltnte- a..aIn
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August Y. = Flour,
superfne 81 IS. Grain, fair prices
vel sustained. HighEile5 81 OS.
Tobacco sales III hhds at 81 to 20 90.
Bacon shoulders lGc; sides l99Gl94c.
Hams 22l6 623lc. Lard, in tierees, 2O4c.
Pork S3I.
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FREnCH WINDOW GLASS

/ USr received per ship Vincentas Van Pau
- 10, direct from Antwerp, 1850 boxes French
Window Glass. all sizes. Il prices to compete
with American brands, and much superior
In quality.
nu12 ORGTTT nROS & Cn
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FRUITS FRUITS FRI
FRUITS !

/ HAVE made arrangements to keep on
hand, at all times, the Choicest Fruits of
Kentucky, Tennessee and adjoining States.
]. D. EDWARDS,
augS No. rs Second street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.

ONE of the COmpany's fine Pas qiF~Ss
follows:
JULIA, MoNDAY. Aug. 9, at 8 pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. 10, pm.
BELLEST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, Aug. y, . pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY, Aug. Is, at 5 pm.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Aug. IA, at s pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis faekets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket ONCE rs Wafn
street. FLEM- CAIVFHsH srr5f
5AAA1 y. W h-ANER, Ticket Agent. aug9
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MASONIC SUPPLY STORE.-Convenient
vi rooms in Masonic Temple Cincinnati,
o., have been RENTED and refurnished for
display ana sale OF Masonic and other So
clety Goods. Having established a successful
business, the undersigned is prepared for eX-
IenSiNe orders, and can send C. D. ID. or O. o.
u on examination. Supplies for Lodges
chapters and Communicates; Masonic Car
pets, Jewels, Collars, Diplomas; Pillars, Offi-
GERS Aprons. Full remplar outfts. S45 to 500
Also Collars, Aprons, Knights of Pythias
Chapter Robes; T. o. o. +. Jewels. Refers TO
prominent MasOns in each state.
0uglu INHN ID. CALDWELL.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 12.-Flour, spring
extra, So 0O07 30. Wheat 81 l44.
Corn 92G95g. Oats 5l3c. rye 81 04.
Barley 81 y to ! 81. Highwines
81 O6. Pork S33 70. Dry salt shOul-
ders 1850. Lard 19c.
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49,. no .or temperate habits and furnish sat-
~ t, sss - - -afsrences such one can secure
i3tsvsi aiarv and permanent situation Com
1,neSySoicafions viii Be considered confidential
address, with full particulars, Class BOX
sSS, n. o. NS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated communication Of South O
L Memphis Lodge No. lis, will be held w
this friday evening, August 18th, at/V
o'clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. rs. s are fraternalIy invited,
Ry order Of A. J. WHEELER W NJ
hl.N. X. PULLEN. Sec. anl3
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Notice.

nURING my temporary absence from the
~ city, Mr.. William W. Francis will act as
Agent OF Martin Walt & Co. ANY and all
transactions made for us by him will be bind
ing. MARTIN WALT.
Memphis, August 6, 1859. aug7
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WANTED.
lNEluENcE RELIABLE TRADE.

TN an old established Grocery House OF New
Orleans an active, enerseslSS ss-ssl-' ,H' y ~
Tuderstands the business, ana eau
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Memphis Female Seminary.


EALL SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY,
Il September lst. at No. SO3 Third street
For circulars call az No. l09 Madison street.
aug5 A. ]. HALLE. Principal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Dispatches to the Southwestern Press association
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By MoSraomRY BRos. Co., at No. II Com
mercial Alley, ct O'Clock P. n. and continuing
from evening to evening. until the whole 10 dis
posed Of, the large and valuable library Of Ed.
ward Briggs, Esq. Terms cash. On board the
steamer Iberville ct Algers, the Canal street
ferry, the entire furniture and complemsnh OF
said steamer. Terms cash. At No. IL CONNER.
cial Alley, ct o'clock P. NJ, valuable works OF
art. beautiful marble statues. Terms cash. AT
the corner of Basin and Poydrss streets, ct 10
O'Clock A. N. the entire contents Of large family
grocery store. Terms cash.
By GABRIEL LEAUnoST, ct 50 Chartres street,
at 10 o'clock, A. n, 500 cases boots and shoes,
and On assortment Of clothing and furnishing
goods. Terms cash.
By LOUIS STERN & Bros. ct SO Magazine and
ss Grsvisr street, 10 o'clock, a. NJ, 900 cases
boots and shoes. Terms ct sale.
BIZ r. scorT, at 46 Chartres street. ct 10 O'Clock,
A. M, large and complete assortment of boots
and shoes, and . stock Of spring and summer
clothing. Terms-All sums Of so days for up.
proved paper.
By BILLIE & THOMAS, 167 Poydras street, ct
O'Clock, p. Ne, large collection of oil paintings
and chromos, just received and for sale for &C.
count of shipper.
At l67 Poydrss street. at 1oa o'clock. A. NJ. .
general assortment Of household furniture. Terms
cash.
By J. DEAN, JR., at ls3 Grsvier street, ct IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, household furniture and pianos.
Terms cash.
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TEE SUPERIoR ASMAL.-The dog possesses,
incontestsbly, al the qualities Of sensible man !;
and man has not, in general, the noble qualities
of the dog. We make . virtue of gratitude
which il nothing but duty; this virtue, this
duty, are inherent to the dog. We brand inersu-
tude, and yet all men are ungrateful. II ID vice
which commences in the cradle, and grows with
our growth and, together with sel6shness, be-
comes almost alwsys the grand mover Of human
actions. The dog knows not the word virtue /;
that which We dignity by this article, and admire
as rare thine-snd very rare II is, In truth-con-
.stitutes his normal state. f
Where will you ind Q man always grateful,
a6ectionste. never selfish. pushing the abnegstion
Of self TO the utmost limits Of possibility with
out gain, devoted even unto death without am
bition, rendering every service--in Short forget
full Of injuries. and mindful only of the benefits
receivedf Seek him not, 1t would be only . use.
less task but take the hrst dog you meet and
ifrom the moment be adopts You for his matter
you viii 6nd In him Ill these qualities. BE Win
love you without calculations entering into his
affections. His greatest happiness viii be to be
near you; and should you be reduced TO beg
your bread, not only viii be aid you n this Diff
cult trade, but be would not abandon You 70 fol.
low even king in his palace. Your friends win
quit you In misfortune your wife, perhaps, will
forget her plighted troth; but your dog win re-
main always near you; or, II you depart before
him on the great voyage. be viii accompany you
to your last abode.
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PRorERrr SOLD In THE TEcHE CoUNrar.-The

PRoPKRrY SOLD IN THE TEoHE CouNrRY.-The
Franklin Banner of Saturday says:
The house and lot ct the lower line Of franklin
on the Teche. lately belonging to Judge Baker
has been sold to Mr.. Ayers, wealthy iron mer
chant Of Chicago, at $500.
The Moss plantation, situated adjoining and
above the Bedell plantation. two miles from this
place, containing over six hundred srpents, fifty
acres Of cane, small sugar house, plain dwelling
,o.s..v 20 y, fisvs,arS ~ sse "a ~ n..shsI;
cash.
The plantation belonging to Henry Gibbon, ESQ.,,
at Gibbons Point, on Berwick's Bay, was lately
purchased by Mr.. Lyon, at $22 900.
The plantation belonging to the widow Of VIM.
Humphrey, deceased, situated on the east side OF
the Teche, below Centervile, was lately purchased
by Messrs. Brice 4 Butler, ct SIS. 900.
The residence and thirty arpents Of land, i'm
provements, etc., belonging to VIM. F. Hsifeigh
Esq.. was lately purchased ct public sale. Pur
chaser, j. Malloh.
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BELLE do G II Thomss-2 sheep lnbsu, Aycock
dco-lOO kegs lard Vanhorn &co--lS7 bars
iron pkgs bells 10 bdls points Stauffer, Kent &co
lot fodder Yestman-9 horses Byrnes &co-l do
r Boyd-s do 8 mules cows and calves A Hunt.
selmsn-sundries to order-TotA hhds tobacco
LOWER COAsT-steamer Ids-27 hhds sugar
J A FeInsndez-27 bbn rice David-sundries 70
order
THE JUMP-Stsamer Hunter-Ss bbls rice to
S Hsspel-l3 to Dupre-lO salvant-l9 to
A Socola--20do sack do Martin Johnson-sun-
dries TO order
RICELAND-Steamer Crescent-3l bbls rice to
r Msrun-23 Martin d Johnson--l5 do sack do
PInaud & Fsllon-7 bbls molssses Drouett For
stall-suDdriss to order
ANTE RIVER-Stesmer Alice-3 bales cotton
Scale d Watermsn-l Dumec-7 to Warren,
Crawford &co-lot lumber V Demourelle- 900
do 10 cords wood A NJ Fahenstock-sundrie to
order
PASCAGOULA-Scb Walter Smith-40 900
feet lumber Delmas 4 Griffin
PASCAG0ULA-Schr Sea Horse-s0.000 feet
lumber Delmss 4 Griffin go
PEARL RIvER-Schr Mary Diana-ls cords
wood to master
BONFUCA-Schr Liberty-so.oOo bricks to
TCHEFUNCTE- Schr Rebecca-40o bbls sand
G S Dirmeyer
WOLF RlvER-schr Lilly-s5,o 900 feet lumber
w N Grant
BILOxI-schr Falster-2a, 900 feet lumber San
ford 4 Black
PEARL RIvER-Schr Pearl Rivers-ls.000
feet lumber Sanford 4 Black
TCHEFUNCTE-6chr Mary Ann-20 cords
wood to master
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Receipts by Raairo.as.

MOI &GN RR-March 27.-l9 bales cotton
to T&S Henderson-l3 Adams Son-12 to
.Alcus, Scherck d Autey-9 Jno Hsrdie &co-6
Payne, Huntington &co-4 q & NJ Allen &co-
8 Richardson May Cramer. &co-l to G
Cook-4l cases tobacco Irby. Mcdaniel &co-1 do
Hernthem-ll pkgs tobacco 7 Il Henderson
3 cases mdse Crsmer. B &co-4500 feet lumber to
W D Weaver-l200 do Sanford 4 Black-l2 car
loads wood and 10 trucks timber J l. Gubernator
sundries TO order-Totsl u bales cotton
No, O& g w-March 27.-23 bbs molasses
Won Phul Bros-l4 hhds sugar to 3 Hare-22 do
Small &co-2 bbls molssses A Rochereau &co-15
SKIS corn DR. Elliott-3 bbls rice l. Terrebonne-1
pkg coon skins M Cass-hf. bale moss Gugen-
heim-l64 head stock Is do hogs McQuoid 4 Mehle
sundries to order-Total SO hhds sugar Is bbls mo.
lasses
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The cry that particularly disturbs Grant just
now: Let Ne have Plsce."-[N. Y. Democrat.
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NEW Steamship Geo Cromwell-Astd
mdse
HAvANA-Brig Hsnnsh-1593 bxs sugar to
Chsfffaix q Agar-30 hhds molasses Fago, Marks
&co-
NEW YORK Schr J Simonson-Astd mdse
HAVANA-6chr 8 G King-5e bxs sugar to or
der
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SKIS corn DIR Elott-3 bbls rice Terrebonne-l
pkg coon skins M Cass-hf. bale moss Gugen-
heim-l64 head stock Is do hogs McQuoid Mehle
sundries to order-Total SO hhds sugar rs bbls mo.
lasses
LOTTERIES.
DEAL EsTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN THIS orrY,
+. be Disposed of By Lottery.
The drawing Of this Lottery VIII place tA - III
tickets are SOLD under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted the Legislature Of the State In 1853 which
embraces In is Scheme some Of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY, to-wis:
TIE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open 70 the public and
doing business
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
TIE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooxs. Nos.
n6 lis and lso Royal street. adjoining the Hotel
fHE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No q s. Loui-
street., opposite the HossL
THE 81. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
Is Prises..."..-.".......... Tickets sle.
For full and particular description Circular which
VIII be sent postpaid desiring IT. and an orders for
Tickets wiz receive prompt attention By addressing
oK HALL
B. Charles Hots.
New Orleans, La
X AFFLE................ .."...........RAFFLE
fine sExISAS shppGE ASp BEIDLE for q.
Isks. 80 cents TO be had Of ohas Halle snetionssr
61 Pocrss street until the Fair commences at Odd Fellows
The articles are 20 be seen at Is7 Poydras stree
HAVANA LOTTERY.
We will pay the HIGHEST PREMIUM for any PRIZE
IN ''' 'A'A -o'ihA' BoRxro BROTHER.
No. n Grsvisr street.
HATHoRN . rIERsoN.
F. HArHoRs, late of Shropshire Hash,rn; ALFRED
II. PIERs0NJ
Wholesale Grocers and Cemmission Mer.
chants
%. and % eRAv1ER STREET NEW oRLEAxs
500 CASES cIAHrr-
ST. JULIEN xEDoc.
BARNETT LION,
Is New Levee and
IL Fulton street
IT. wEBEh.
BOOT. SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER.
Royal Street. Customhouss,
New Orieana
Always hand complete assortment Of Fashionable
Boot. and Ccnsress Gaters. Of every DESCRIPTION.
orders solicited and promptly attended Repairing done
e hSHATs1ss rfr
VILLIAM u. EOCLEH,
Attorney ~ Law.
oFyIcK ns NORTH THIRD STREET. ST. LOUIE no
WIN solicit Patsnt and prossuts Psssut suit and cid n
csd ciana Expecting 70 reap our profits from such W
sbtsin patents on first application for barely Whist
and having been In The business for some tina W are -
sisd TO shsps claims 70 avoid ffizssnsnk An b
ssss attended 70 promptly-sdvics hss IN sII easa
ss~< Of city rsa.rsnosr siven vhs. sssrsx
MAzErrA
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
Nc. sls Grsvisr street..
NEW oRLEANs
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs OF THE BEST STYLE
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KENTUCKY LRTfER.
Lynch Law in OwensbsrO, Ky.

rn.m. Mr..-#
OwENsBoRo, KY, Jan. q. 49,
Editors Journal:
Last night about 10 o'clock, a com
pany of men, consisting Of six, came
quietly into town, and proceeded to the
iail and took possession of a negro.
and hung him within twenty feet Of
the jail and the i%allor's residence
The negro had been brought here a
few days since and committed to pris-
on upon the charge of raping a white
married lady Of thizcounty. That he
was guilty of the charge, there is no
doubt, but having been placed in the
custody of the law, it is a little i
prising no effort was made by those
who were charged with the Gus
tody of the law, to prevent the out
rage. The hanging was witnessed By
| net lees than one hundred and fifty
| citizens, w9hout any attempt to pre-
vent il. The moon sh0ne brightly
and the mob was shaken By the
hand by a number of men who
doubtless recognized them. 1t Is
| sufficient to know that the eouu-
ty officers were apprised of the
contemplated lynching, yet no steps
were taken to prevent 1t. The
| law-abiding citizens have no mean of
| accounting for this the second offense
OF the kind, but the disposition Of
the officers of the county to wink at
such outrages. In fact, law, espec-
tally so far as il is recognized and en-
forced by the United States, is at a
ruinous discount. That the men are
known, there remains not q doubt,
but that they will ever be brought TO
punishment, is hard to tell. The au
thorities of the county are exclusively
composed of men engaged in heapine
ridicuIe upon the Federal laws, and
condemning them, not only in spirit
but letter. Howeyer guilty the negro
NAV have been, his murderers are
equally guilty, and, if possible, shoust
be brought to punishment. The cor.
oner's inquest will be held this even.
ing. If any facts are made known
you will be appraised. 1t is a horrie
Outrage, and should be thorough,
sifted. It is proper to state tha
the jailor is unipjured. He hae
quietly absented himself, whethe
properly or not is not known
although it is we'll established tina
on several nights previously he had
t in anticipation of such a scene, volun
tarily left, that bis prisoner nigh
? take the chances. This last Is an es
!, tablished fact. What else than sue
{ scenes can be expected when it ]
: known that the administration of Ia,
IS in the hands of men who have, /
2 times past, defed all law themselves
The principal officer of the county i
an unpardoned ex rebel Congressman
and his under officers were formerl
either rebel soldiers or their activ
s %co-operators. Can we stand 1T unit
Grant comes in? What say yoT
Messrs. Editors? Perhaps we ha.
better remain quiet. 1t so, let it b.
5 The time is coming, we hope, whe
it will no longer be safe for men t
s violate the laws of the United State
b by perpetrating a high crime with in
3 punity. FERIrAs.