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:. raised as many Norways on one acre rs 1
did Of common oats on two acres, equally as
in gu slity, weighing 40 70 45 pounds to the
bushel." w. II. BISHOP, Leesourg, Ind
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FRESH GROCERIES!
r. /. WEAkLEY,
No. & North College Street,


TSJUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
i of Groceries aud Liquors. consisting ID part
. hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar.
70 - 6smsFalS Ss sSfsr.
10 bags choice Rio Coffee.
20 bbls GOiden SiruP-
3 Crushed Sugar
8 " Powdered Sugar,
50 hlf-bbs Mackerel assorted
2 0 boxes Soap,
100 " Star Candles.
100 " Starch.
100 /" Cove Oysters.
100 casks Soda.
Is boxes Soda, ID. psperg.
80 dozen BrGOms.
100 Painted Buckets.
100 caddies assorted Teas.
Is boxes Mustard, assorted sizes.
SO Rumiord's Yeast Powders.
10 bbls Backing.
Is cases Richardson's Matches.
80 boxes Pickles.
O,NO Cigars. assorted brands.
TO bills Magnolia Flour,
100 Black Lick Flour.
so boxes Cheese.
Spice. Pepper,
Ginger, hadder,
Indigo, Candy.
Fancy soaps,
wrapping Paper, Pepper Sauce,
wines Liquors,
All Of which will be sold cheap for CASH only
In store a small lot Of Mess Mscksrel, as 6ne
as ever brought to this market.
r. L. WEAKLEY,
| D.r1s+ No North ColIeee street
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r. L. WEAKLEY,
NASHVILLE. 1869

Sir. This capacious, or as MIR. Samuel ID.
Morgan says. Grand Building is about COM
pleted. c. &c al
artirles of Merchandise and Pro luce sent IN
mack aces whether for sale or shipment or TO be
held here for account of the owner
The very large Cranary. 27.0OO square feet, Is
a success against the depredatlOns OF rats ana
Of mice too, unless sent to US within SACKS OF
grain. 1t is Just the arrangement needed Tor
Wheat. Rye, Barley. Oats. Corn Nsa aud
Flour in sacks or paper bags.
APARTMENT by promptly communicating the
1uantity to be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to US. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not 10 o0
We think we have one Of the most secure
buildings in this country and offer this com,
munity, as we think. better, cheaper ana
safer accom- mOdatiOn than can be found any
where EDN IN d. DOII22LnS,
Civ TON mdnaetI'
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DRUG STORE
Information in the United
States Circuit COGTt-Mid-
die District of Tenness see.
OCTOBER TERN, 1869.

OC1ODE 1LhhI 1oUJ.
No. /, 5I9-United States Is. the Distillery of
VIM. Barner. with Real Estate, etc.
WHEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, At
w torney of the United States for said Dis
trict, has filed his information in said Court
as we'll on behalf Of the United States and Of
all persons concerned, against the disGileTy Of
VIM. Barner. with the real estate upon which
the same is located, bounded and described in
acres of land in CheathGm county, and all the
buildings and other improvements thereon; 81
barrels Of high wines; distillery warehouse; 6
fermenting tubs, Nos. !, 2, 3. 4. s. 6: l stock
shed; ! square slOp pit; lot corn, go bushels:
100 bushels corn NEAL l2O bushels wheat: 40
bushels rye; so bushels malt; u bales hops; 3
cistern tubs; 80 empty barrels; grain elevator;
l wooden STILL ! wooden dOubleI; l worm tub;
l cold and warm water tub, or rauh: griSt
mills; yeast tubs; wooden pals Fairbanks
scales, No. >; IS cords of wood; ! old wagon; |
old cart; l25 hogs; q cattle; 800 bushels coal;
wheat fan; ! straw cutter, and all Otler prop
erty thereto belonging, alleging, among other
things, that said distillery, land, high wines,
and all other property mentioned in the inf IT
nation, was seized as forfeited to the United
States, for the causes in said information al
legged.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the monitior
Of said Court, TO NE directed and delivered, ]
do hereby give public notice to all person!
claiming said property, or knowing OF having
anything to say why the same should not bt
condemned as forfeited, and that. they be anC
appear before said Circuit Court. to be holder
Nashville, Tennessee, On She $Nth DAY %
October, 1869, ut 10 o'clock = y then anC
there to interpOse their claims.
Ocl5 lat r.. II. GLASCGCk, Marshal.
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They are an Improvement Ct vast import
anee to the West. Our farmers are advised to
secure this ed."-Report Of Meeting of Hi
nQis Grain Growers at chicago.
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R. DORMAN,
Music Emporium.
DONTOR HUNTFR

DOCTOR HUNTER
CONTINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
- Diseases. SYPHILIS, Gonorrhea, elect,
nary diseases, SyphilIlic OF Mercurial Aztec
tiens Of the throat skin or bapes, are treated
with uupaTa leled success.
Sperm stnr! hea Sexual Debility and lmpo-
tGnay n the result OF self abuse m youth. soxu-
al excuses ia matGrer years, or other causes,
and which produce some of the following effects,
a. nocturnal emissions, blOtches, debility. dizZi-
ness. dimuess of sight, confusion of ideas. evil
forebodiDR, aversion 70 society Of females, loss
of memory and sexual power, aud rendering
marriage improper, are permanently cured.
DOCTOR HUNTER publishes a MEDICAL
PAMPHLET relating to venereal diseases and the
disastrous and varied consequences or self
abuse, that will be sent to any address IN a
sealed envelope for two stamps. 1t contains full
symptom lists that will enable those affected 70
determine the nature Of their complaint and
give n written statement of their case that viii
answer almost as well for the purpose OF treat
ment as personal interYieG; but where 1T Is
convenient. the Doctor should be consulted
personally.
is seifefident that physician who con-
fines himself exclusively to thestudy of a GER
tam class of diseases and treats thousands Of
cases every year. must acquire greater skill IN
that specially than Que IN general prscncs
Many physicians, recognizing this fact, intro
| duce patients to the Doctor after reading hls
medical pamphlet, friendly talk will cos
you nothing Charges moderate. Cures guaran
| teed.
| Green and Walnut near the Postnthce. Louis
Vile, Ky. Office hours. A. N. to P. n; SUI
| days 10 A. NJ. to IL n. AuSt uly
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have been raising the large Irish oat; but
my Norways have moe than doubled on the
ether kinds. and are heavy and of excellent
quality" L. 4. DODD. Van Buren,. Pa.
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Tho Norway oats are not a humbug as come
suppose. but will yield more than any other va
riety ia this eouniy."--Report st, Clair County
MOO Farmers Club
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ia cur section of country. The hulls are thin.
With plump berry, which accounts for their
heavy wcigEt- ! leeommssna farmers srl 70 senate
b Yours. etc. GEO. BOYER.
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The increase in yield Is fully 100 per cent
over the other yarie les, and the qualify better.
w. p. ELLIOTT, Knoxville. Tenn.
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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Wednesday, Oct. ~. 1869.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER q. 1853.

Chancery Court at Nashville, in the case of
Wm =. Cannon re- +. r. Perkins and wife, and
others 1 will sell at l. o'clock on
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To Stockholders.

OFFICE OF THE N. 4 D. R. r. CO.. !
NASHVILLE, 0ctoher 5. 1859.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STl,C
L holders of the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road Company will DO held at the depot Of the
company, in Nashville. -
On Tuesday, the 9th Of November, 1859
Stockholders will be passed free 10 and from
the Convention. on the Sth and 9Th going. and
on the 9Th, 10th and 18th returning. By exhibit.
ing their certificate Of stock TO the Conductor.
oc6 til q. W. SEAY, Secretary.
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measured one head Is inches long, and any
quantity over % inches. The oats pile right Wp
on the heads, and the stalks are strong enough
TO hold them up.'
JOHN MARKS. Smyrna, Me,
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G R o G E r l ES,
YARBROUGH & RUTLAND,
WTIOLESA ALE
Grocars and CammisSinn Merchanfs

GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
56AND ~ SOUTH MARKET ST..
uAYE NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
II so Boxes Tea.
800 Sacks Coffee. various grades.
Is thds. Sugar, various sraces.
50 Barrels Coverings Crushed Sugar.
~ Barrels Coverings PulyeTiEed SlEsTs
80 Barrels Elk. C sugar.
81 Barrels y. o. MOlasses IS = barrel 10.
~ Barrels Sorghum.
50 Boxes Star Candles. $50 BOxes Soap
800 Barrels Black Lick Flour.
500 Barrels white wheat Magnolia Flour.
800 Barrels Jackson Mills Flour, sss'd brands
100 Barrels Ruby Mills Flour.
100 Barrels Iglebeart Flour.
800 Boxes aud 10. CaR Oysters.
81 Boxes Cheese. 20 bbls. P. b, Potatoes
together With large assortment of miscellsns
Gus Groceries too numerous to mention.
Our Liquor Department is well stOcksd
With Old R. C. Whisky. Nos. l. 2 and 8 imported
Wines, Draudies, Gins, etc. all Of which We
0fer to the trade at the lowest market prices fol
Cash MARLBOROUGH h RUTLAND,
Is ami 70 South Market st..
lamp # Nashville, Tenn
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CHANOERY SALE
OF
Valuable City Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
ID Chancery Court at Centreyille, tegn l,i! ee,
at the August Term. - y. IN the case o. 11iiof
Garden. 8uardian. vs.. A. J, Gordon; VIII sell
AZ the Courthouse IN the city OF NashVhlS'
ON the 18TH Day 0f October next
=, n o,.Ioek A. ", Valuable Let. situated on
tie east side Of College street, between Church
and Broad streets. ninety hye or SIX icet ironI
eI,-,,ing back about one hundred feet. said
Iot vii be sub-divided into three OF four lots.
II f II NJ s.
Five hundred dollars cash; balance on a
ersiit Of ore, two ind three years. The pur
sbaser5 win be required 10 execute notes with
good security, and lien Wili be retained uaui
the purchase money IS paid,
vs.. NJ JUIiNSt 81.
oct1 9w "a. CLERK anu IA ter.
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The above cut represents a single head of the
Rsmsdell Norway Oats. reduced and copied By
photography, from which this engraving Is
made The natural length Of the head is thirty
one inches. and it is believed to be the large t
ever grown,
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VNEK ONE HUNDRED BU5H1l11 10 TIE AOIE"'
UPPER MAHAUTONGO, Pa. Aug. z, 1869.
received y bushel of your seed too late for n
fair trial The yield was thirtV-thrse and three
fourths bushels, surprising anything ever seen
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NOR. THE CURE OF COUGRS. COLDS.
il Sore Throat, Dyspepsia. Asthma, Scroiula,
Disordered Stomach. Liver and Bowels, etc.
IL acts upon the circulating fluids. and cor
rerts their tendency TO all diseases which orr
gihate in vitiated blood, diseased liver, de-
pressed appetite or predisDOsitiOn 10 affection
Of TIE lungs II nOurishes. strengthens and
sup &C rts the system. and consequently prolongs
life
the Panaeea, the following, from gentleman
well and faYOrably known IN Middle and " est
Tennessee, speaks volumes. READ AND kE-
FLEET:
MRssRs. DoRTcH & HADDOx- GeuiieRcR: L de-
sire, for the benefit of the afflicted. to make a
statement in regard to DR.. A. q. GOOdlet's
U6uck's Panacea. | was afflicted for several
years with a disease pronounced to be serotuia
in its most agg pvated form, during Hhieh time
/ was under the treatment Of several eminent
PHYSICIANS, but failed % derive any benefit rom
their remedies. j had at the time I'VE ulcers IN
my neck dischargiRg from one to FOO quarts
Der day- my suGerirg, in consequences,
was almost unendurable. As a last re-
sort. / applied to DR.. GOOdleE. who pre-
scribed his Panacea and an ointment for dress
ing the uIeers and to my surprise as we'll as de-
Esht had taken but two or three bottles when
I hogan RAPIDLY to improve. and after using
about eight bottles. 1 was perieetly cured IL
has been several years since, and no symptoms
Of the IOafhsome disease has ever reformed IL
b. this statement others nay be induced % give
this remedy fair trial and thereby be relieved
Of their Suffering, II will accomplish that Tor
Wb ich II IL written. Yours respectfully.
August 8 1859. JAS. A. ussWOOD-
For sale b. all Druggists -
DOKTCH i HADDOX.
Oct7 If Manufactures, Nashville. Tenn
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W. C. COOK, M. D.,

OEEENE-NO. hAt'A " " 80
REsrDENCE-No. lS3 South Spruce street
sep24 If
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TheV erdict Rendered
Norway Oats.

T. asst SEASON WE PRESENTED TO THE
IL farmers of the county some Of the evidences
Of the wonderful productive powers of the
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meEts, RIyH- 4 80,
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DIR. GoODLETs HOU'
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The n. o. Times proposes

Leaving the whole response
bility of the Government to
our Northern brethren, yield
ing to them without q murmur
its vast patronage, with all its
enervating, corrupting and i'm
poverishing influences, let it he
the pride, the ambition, the
sole aim of our people, to anne
liorate and advance their social,
industrial, intellectual and ma
terial improvement, elevation
and prosperity-to develop the
wealth of their section, to stim-
ulate the improvement of their
country, and raise the standard
of education and morals.
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green grass waves over the
lonely graves of those who are
lost to us ON earth till eternity,
yet their memories are revered
by us, and will continue to be
by future generations as long
as patriotism and virtue finds
an abiding place in the human
heart. Discussions occasioned
by partisan strife and warfare,
are, to some extent, being pac-
ified-the country is entering
upon a renewed career of in
dustry and enterprise, and be-
fore the close of this Volume
of the Banner We hope to see
our country and people united
in fact as we'll as in name, en-
joying the prosperity and hap
piness as in the days of old.
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New York, March 30.-Supreme
court ordered the sheriff to break
the safe Of the Union Pacific rail.
road in order to get the books
and papers.
Paris, Mrrch 3O.-OfRcers and
privates absent on leave are Or
dered to rgoin their regiments by
April first.
Washington, March 31.-BlOd.
gett has been reappointed post
master at Augusta, Ca, vice Sum
mers, removed.
A private dispatch from Macon
announces A. Fl. Stephens on his
death bed.
Number of nominations, among
them John j. speed postmaster at
Louisville and w. Heating at.
Shreveport, La. No Southern
combinations.
Tenure of Office bill as passed uses.
the word suspension" in the,
sense of removal, and requires the
President to nominate for vaean-
cies within thirty days after the
meeting of Congress. lfs
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Cotton Market Weekly Summary

From Shreveport South Western.
Wednesday Eve. March "a
Owing to the incessant rain that
fell and the absence of news, cot
ton operations were almost sus-
pended. The afternoon dispatch
es from Liverpool and New York,
reporting an active market, with
an advance in the former Of Id,
with sales of 10000 bales, were
received too late TO affect our mar
ket. We quote, market closing
firm: Good ordinary 244 to 24ac.;
low middling 254c.
Thursday Evening, March 25.-
With favorable kilograms from
Liverpool, the demand became
more active than for some days
past. We quote, market closing
firm: Good ordinary 249 to 24ac.;
low middling 254 to 259c. Gold
1873 to 1873. -
Friday Eve. March 26.-Our
market opened this morning with
q more demand. Sales very good,
though business was restricted by
factors figures being over theviews
of buyers. We quote the market
at the close firm Good ordinary
243 to 24a, low middling 254 tO251
and middling 26c. Gold 132to133.
Saturday Evening, March o.
Our cotton market opened this
morning with good inquiry, espe-
cially for the better grades, which
commanded full prices, while the
lower grades wereneglected. We
quote: Good ordinary 244 to 24ac.;
low middling 254c. Gold 1872 to
1873.
Monday evening, March o.
Our market opened this morning,
with fair inquiry, at our Saturday
evening quotations. The absence
of any market in Liverpool, caused
our domestic market to be quiet.
We quote, market at close quiet:,
Good ordinary 244 to 243c.; low
middling 254 to 259c. Gold 132,
to 1873.
Tuesday Eve, March 3O.-To--
day, with further encouraging ad-
vices, our market has been quite.
active throughout the day, and
prices improved 4to3c. We quote
at close, market firm Good Ortlit
nary 24a to 25c., low middling 25
to 254c. Gold 1873. tsA
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CAy'T PuRcHAsE.-Strangers

CAN'T PURCHAsE.-Strangers
visiting our parish to purchase
farms or plantations find it ex-
tremely difficult to obtain land
on any terms. Generally they
wish to purchase small places.
trom.two to four or five hum
dred acres. We have known
several who wished to purchase
to remain weeks in the parish
and then leave disheartened in
their attempts to get q place to
suit them. Onr people evil
IDENTIFY want new men OF energy
and means to come and settle
in the parish, but few of them
will take any trouble to assist
strangers when they are trying
to make purchases.
And many who have proper
ty to sell hardly know what
price to set upon it, or whether
they want to sell at all. Leth-
argy and indecision seize upon
them the moment a stranger
proposes to purchase. We
want more white families in
st. Mary, and more diversified
talents and views in regard to
the interests of the parish.
When the right kind of stran-
gers come among us to pur-
chase and establish homes here
let us all give them the help
ing hand instead of the cold
shoulder.-[St. Mary's Banner.
Not so in Bossier. Land is
dirt cheap, and our citizens so
anxious to get good industrious
people to settle among them,
that they would almost give
away a portion of their lands
for song-and sing it them
selves.
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Don Piatt on the Mormon
Question.

Congress is considering the pro
priety OF legislating the Mormon
perplexity out of existence, and
Don Piatt, the lively eorrespon-
dent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
ciai, thus sensibly talks about the
matter:
= y Somehow a city of
denominations, lying nearer home
than Salt Lake, came before me,
and 1 marvelled why grave legis-
lators, should go so great a dis
lance to show their moral indigna-
ton, while under their very nos
trils comes up a stencil powerful
enough to snuff out the very soul.
Why not introduce bills for the
better government of our capital,
before we try eur hand at Brig
hams, that is far better, if all ac-
counts be true? Men are knock
ed down and robbed, in broad
daylight, under the very shadow
of the Capitol. All night long
thin, delicate forms, made of the
same stuff that makes our sisters
and daughters, go shivering
through the streets. Houses are
broken into and robbed, with i'm
punity. Gambling hells, brothels,
aud grog shops are on every
square. Places Of amusement,
made up of lewd women and low
men, are opened at night, and
advertised all day, on the corners
and in family journals. The
streets are continuous mud. holes,
without pavements and badly
lit. The contractors rob the prop
erty-holders, and the property
holders rob the poor, and the
poor prey on each other. Yet orr
law makers, having the control,
and the mass of moral filth direct
" under their noses, look away off
to Utah, and propose high moral
legislation. They will blot out
Utah. Better by far blot out
Washington.
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WAS RULED OUf.-The Her
AIDS Washington correspondent
says it was the treasury ring, and
not the law of 1889, that ruled out
Secretary Stewart. The law, the
correspondent says, has been a
dead letter for years. 1t provides
that no secretary of the treasury
shall purchase public lands or
public securities; and yet the Off
cial records show that Secretary
McCullOch, since he took the of
flee, purchased 1910 acres of pub.
lie land. The correspondent in
sists that were it not for the weak
ness of some of the Presidents
friends, who quailed before the
clamor of the treasury ring against
the appointment of Stewart, two
thirds of Congress would have viii.
lingly voted for the repeal of a
law which had become obsolete
and useless.
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Foreign and Domestic Markets.
From the south western.

Liverpool, March 81, NOON
Cotton opens firmer but not high
er; uplands 12s and Orleans 12Sd.
Bombay shipments to the 9th
$4,000 bales.
New York, March 81, noon.-
Cotton weak at 29c. Gold 1914.
New Orleans, March 31.-COt1
ton steady; middling 2S3c.; sales.
$3.50, receipts 1877 and exports
1925 bales. Gold 1924. Flour
firmer; superfne S5 90, double OK.
ira SO II and treble extra S6 81.
Corn advanced, IS to Zoe. Oats
tirmer, 65 to 66c. Bran unchang.
ed. Hay-prime s27. Pork dull.
S33. Bacon quiet, 14b to 174 to
175c. Lard dull; tierce 1Sa to 10
and keg 20 to &c. Sugar dull;
common II and prime 14c. Mo-
lasses scarce; prime 20 to 75e.-
Whisky and coffee unchanged.
New York, March 81, evening.
Cotton less active and a shade
lower; sales 1900 bales at &c.,
Gold 1919.
Liverpool, March 81, eve.-Cot-
ton unchanged; uplands 12a and
Orleans 12Bd.; sales 10000 bales.
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RECORDER OF SHREVEPORT

RECORDER OF SHREVEPORT
The New Orleans Crescent, of the
10Th, announces that Gov. War
moth has appointed Moses H.
CrOwell, recorder of Shreveport,
and j. S. Ward, justice of the
peace, for ward No. 6, of Caddo
parish. Moses, the new recorder,
is a sweet pink of the scallawag
tribe. He formerly kept a negro
grocery store on the bank of Red
river, about fifty miles below this
city, but the negroes becoming
disguised, ''busted" him up. He
is about as fit to be q recorder as
a hog would be in o lady's bou-
dOir. Wonder if he remembers the
thrashing he got in a restaurant
in this city sometime since for be-
ing tOoimpudent! What has hap
pened once may happen again
South Western.
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The New Orleans Crescent
says the number of clerks out
of employ in New Orleans now
is very large, especially in the
dry goods line. Halt a doze n
were hired off the streets the
other day to work as walters in
one of our hotels, glad to get
something to do to- get their
bread. This is a warming to
the young men to stay at home.
And, we imagine, an admo-
uition to those in the city to
come to the country. "Forty
acres and a mule" can be Oh
tanned, on reasonable terms.
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California pays her Judges

California pays her Judges a
larger salary than any other
State in the Union-$6,OOO.
Next comes Louisiana, $1,000 ;
Massachusetts,, $4,000; New
York and Georgia, each $500;
and so down to Illinois, ST. 200,
and Delaware the lowest 81
600.
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STARTLING DIsCovERY.-A New
York dispatch of the 18th says it
is understood in Southern circles
of this city that the recent exten
slve transfer of troops from differ
ent points is owing to the discov-
cry that the private soldiers can
hot be relied upon to enforce ne
gro supremacy in the South, and
the officers find their positions
very uncomfortable. Shouldn't
wonder!