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AND RIVERS

ST. LOUIS, April The river is at
high tide.
CINCINNATI, April THE weather
is clear. The river is falling, with forty
feet in the channel.
Departed Citizen, for Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, April THE river is
falling, with eighteen feet in the canal.
Arrived: John Bigour, from New
Orleans.
Up: Longworth. Down: Cheyenne.
CAIRO, April Up: Bismarck, Julia,
IL g. ~; Louisville and Norman, l P. 10.
Denver, City of Alton, Emma No. 8, at
4 p. m; w. r.. Arthur, 5 p. N. The riv-
er rose five inches. The weather is
clear.
ST. LOUIS, April Arrived Belle
Vernon and Bismarck. Departed ; City
of Alton and Bee. The weather is clear
and warm.
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By Telegraph
JOHNSON.
GRAND RECEPTION AT NASHVILLE
OutpOuring of the
People.
One Continued Grafton from
Chattanooga TO Nashville.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
april 7th, : O'c.Ock p. MI
The grandsst reception ever accorded
s public man in any capacity has greeted
Andrew JohDsOn's arrival in this city.
The ovation vas not confined to race or
color, CT sex all classes, from the high
est to the-lowest, embracing people Of
every c0l0T and shade OF politics, united
to do him honor. The most intense en-
thusissm prevails throughout the city,
and business for the time is suspended.
His progress from Chattanooga was like
3 triumphRl march, being one continued
ovation. He speaks tomorrow to-day.
VIII send you full reports.
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JOHNSON.

By special dispatch from Nashville, We
are informed of the arrival in that city,
yesterday, Of President JOHNSON, under
circumstances Of unsurpassed nature.
All classes of people joined in the tribute,
and cur correspondent states that this
was characteristic OF the progress OF the
great statesman from the hour he left
Chattanooga, and along the whole line
OF the railroad. He speaks in the Capt.
tol to-day. a full synopsis Of his re-
marks will be furnished to cur readers
tomorrow.
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AARKETs.
Neg nrreans mnrkes.


NEW ORLEANS, april 7.-Cotton is / irregular
and without q~uoJapls charge. Midditngs 2S9
2gLc; sales 200 bales receipts SI9; exports
GA God SlZ. sterling 42A. Commercial paper
firm /; supsrfne IS 70; Xxx 30 Is; xxx So 500 5
Corn triner white f6g11 yellow 1o9SOc. Oa,s
arm st zoe, Bran nrm az Il I5@l q. Hay
1rm; prime SIS %. Pork dull at go 50932 IS
Bacon Hrm shoulders l4c; Gear rib sides I74c
clear sides I7%c. Lard, dull and unchanged.
sugar dull; Common lie; prime ls%c- MOlas
Sos quiet (; prime zoe. Whisky nimsf at o19sZc,
Codee, fair, l4s49l5Ac.
sew xOrb Sarket.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Cotton is firm sales
2501 bales Uplaads zS%c. Flour 50 bG5 go
whisky declining, AZ S4Hc. Corn S69S5%e.
but Arm. Cuba sugt r IiEGil%c. Molasses dull
Wheat uOmiually
Money-The market l. easier. Call loans &c,
The applications for discounts are heavy, bul
the rates are slmos J nominal st l0Gl5c. Ster-
ling nominauy steady at - sSsc. Gold quiet
bat firm al &c. C~learsnceS s8l,OOO,tO0. state
bonds quiet and rather fl mer. New fenneS-
sses 6GHG6i5sc.
C~lIEcinnssI market.
CINCTNNATL April Flour snd grain quiet
q unchanged. Pork held atS31 81. Bulk
shoulders held st lZ14c; sides 1910: Bacon,
ceries unchanged. Batter scarce at 4I@4Sc.
Eggs duil. Money closed lO9l2c-
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIE. April Flour, "a @5 p Wheat
81 tU5Gl s.. Clrn t4G6sc. cas- GIS60c. Barley
81 So. Rye 81 25al .. Whisky iSc, Sugar
l2ISdIf54c. Molssses 759S5s. Pork s3lGSi so.
Buik meats nominal. Bacon, shoulders 1879
SIDES l6Z9l7c. Lard l7lsc.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April l. Flour IS 5096 IS. Wheat
81 O5IS. Corn 5lZG52c. oats sic. kye 81 $50
ia Barley 81 5O@l 20. Provisions and gro
ceTies unchanged.
louisville Market
LoUIsv1LJF, April Tobacco, sales 80 hhds
at S59IS PORK 81 so. Lard l51Sc. Bacon,
shoulders 1870 side I64 aI7Zc. Bug meats
lz24e; sides 164c. Bacon shoul ders 1916; sides
l64gI7Ac. Flouc 50 50 81. Corn 60G65c. Oats
62S6ic. Sugar l4SlI4c. Risky Ssc. Molasses
unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April lotion closed quiet
and steady. Uplards E%gl24d Orleans l2tsS
l2kd sales 100 bales.
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TAI OF

NASHVILLE. January /, 1853.
/. g. W. BLACKBURN. Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company, located 10 New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evi1ence that
s.1d company has complied with ali The re-
quirements OF the laws of the State OF Tennes-
see imposed on Insurance oInpanies; aud l
further certify that ID. U'DELL and ]. X. z.
PRIrJHARD, Agents of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the State made aad provided in such
cases Wherefore, said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business of insurance in this
state, Al Memphis, Tenn.
LIS q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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Pulls APPEAL
THURSDAY MORNING, APEIL 5, 1858
NOTICE.

By request, the following gentlemen
appointed q COMMITTEES to proceed to
Nashville and escort President JOHNSON
to this city, viii meet this forenoon at
IL o'clock, at the Avalanche office: Al
dermen J. o. DURFF, Of the Third Ward,
s. r. OGDEN, Of the Seventh, J. T.
CARTWRIGHT, OF the Fourth, FRANK
VINCENT, Of the Ninth, and E. MAR
SHALL, OF the Second, P. T, ECRUGGs,
D. NJ. LEATHERMAN, w. o. HOLLAND,
J. w. SMITH, SAM SHOCK. J. NJ. KEAT-
ING, ROBERT GOODS. Gen. GRANGER.
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS River, etc

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 7,-Both Houses
passed q bill making a new county of
Boone cut OF portions Of Marion and
Carroll.
Col. 4. C. Pickett and Thomas Suggs,
Of Augusta, brought here to-day under
arrest, by the Sheriff Of Woodruff
county, charged with high treason,
were released under q writ Of habeas
corpus, and will make application fer
bail bond tomorrow.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
Arrivel-Oz4rk, Minnie and Econ
omist. Departed Minnie, for Fort
Smith and Van Buren,. The river il
falling. B.
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ST. PAUL.

ST PAUL, MINI April THE river
is rising rapidly, and the ice is breaking
5p. Two of the stone piers for the new
Milwaukee and 81. Paul railroad bridge
were partially carried away by the Ice.
An insane man, named Gray, on the
saltwater road, killed his wife and four
children last night.
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STATE OF z YORK,

City and County Of New York.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President, and WILLIAM
n. BEERS. Actuary, of tee rev York life In
surance Company. being seveTaly duly az
hrmed ard sworn, do seVerally depose and say.
and each for hin self says. that the above $ ate
msnt of the sa d Company, on the thirty first
day OF December, 1868, is correct and true, &C
cording to The best OF their knowledge, infOr-
nation and bs.ieE
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
VIM. ID. BEE ~ NIcs-PTes t and Actuary.
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sTATE oF NEM York.

City and County of New York. :"
Be IL known, that on this twenty fourth day
of February, ammo Djmlnl, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before ne. J.
Leander starr, a Notary Public in and for the
State of New York, duiy missioned and
sworn, resid1oR in the city OF New York, per-
sonally came MORRIS ard VIII.
LA H.. BEERS, VINO being by me duly affirmed
and sworn, did depose aud ssy, that tns con-
tents OF the ABOVE affidavit b. them subscribed
were true ACCORDING 20 the best of Their knowl-
edge, inform 1tion and beuef.
j. L. STARR, Notary Public.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April The Spring
meeting over the Greenland course, will
commence here on the 10.h of Nay and
continue six days. The purses have
been made up, and will amount to $500.
For the mile stakes for three year olds
there will be twenty-nine entries. From
present indications the meeting will be
the most successful ever held in this city.
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DIED.

At Chsr!sstown, Mass, I'd inst, suddenly. OF
congestion Of the brain, MAGGIE A., aged %
years, wife OF Wan. T. Kelley, of Memphis,
Tenn.
In Claiborne, Ala, February %, 1869, Mrs.
MARY A. SEYAoUR, wife Of +. A. Seymour,
Esq.
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OFFlNI INVIILN w Z =
NASHVILLE, April l, 1859,
1 hereby certify the fOre ping to be a true
and correct copy OF the orig nal nov on Tile in
nv office, q. M.BLACKBUkN.
COmptrOiIer.
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MARRIED.

LoGWOoD-WEAKLEY-On Tuesday, 8
OF April, 1859, at the Episcopal Church, in Flo
renee, Ala, by the Rev. George hite. OF Cal
vary Church. Memphis, TeEu Miss KATE E,
daughter OF Gen. :. d. Weakiey, of Florence, TO
Col. THos. H. L9GwooD, of Memphis. No
cards.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE.-The
VA officers and mex bers OF Leila 81
Sect Lodge, No. csc are requested to at Xxx
tead a sp cial Communication
thursday evening, April 5, 1869, at s O'Clock, for
work in the f.. G. degree.
X. ". MITCHELL, W. NJ.
s. STURM, Secretary. apps
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UNITED State INTERNAL
ASSES -oR's OFFICE, SrH DISTRICT, Tenn,
MEsPHJs, April :, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that from the 18th
~ to the 9th OF ApTil, 1889, at my ohice, No.
49, @ain stIest, 1 will receive and determine
appeals relative to any erroneous or excessive
valuations, assessments or enumerstiOns by
the Asses sor or Assistant Assessors returned in
thu annual list foI 1853.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid shall
be made in writing. aud shall specify the par
ticular csuse, matter or thing respecting which
q decision Is requested. and shall, moreover,
state thu ground or principle OF error com.
I laineI of Nm. ". TEACHER,
ass Assessor.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Wo0D-Died April 7, 1853, Capt. WILL T..
Wo1D, IN the AID year OF his age. Friends and
acquaintance are requested TO attend his fu
neral to day at o'clock. Services at the resi-
dence, No. IL Linden street.
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~ - WL16 REALH LAOOA LNA&JLLN ' Il
" TO the highest bidder.
tn APRIL 18th
For RI. Persons, Esq, one hundred and sixty
acres of land, east of and adjoining the Norris
Tract, on the fernando road, five miles south
east OF the city. The land will be sold in 40
acre tracts, each tract being part cleared and
part wood land. A portion of the land runs
into the valley of N~onconnah creek. For
garden and fruit purposes these lands are very
desirable and valuable.
Plan of subdivision may be seen at our office
and the lands shown to any parties wishing to
purchase.
TERMs-Half Gosh, balance u months, with
out interest.
$50 acres situated two miles north Of Ger.
mantovn, extending across Wolf river-25
acres cleared, the rest heavily timoereG.
Raleigh and Germantown road runs through
the land. The tract embracesa
MILL SITE
This tract will be sold without division, and on
same terms as above. Plans made by Robinson
& Noon. from actuslsurvey, on file in our office.
7 sale of the lands wiIl take place At our
Salesroom, northeast corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets and as before announced, will
be positive aad without reserve, by direction
of the owner.
Titles TO these lands held by original grant.
ROYsTEB, TRKZEVAST & CO.,
app AuetiOnesFs.
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own means to he united to Memphis by
railroad connection.
5h.t While the citizens Of Upton
county slways have been, and ever ex-
pect to be, faithful to the Doctrines and
organizations OF the great Democratic
party Of the nation ard while they DIFF
fer widely es the poles from Mr.. Mitch
ell IN politics, they owe it to him az a
man and es G citiZsn TO bear testimony
to bis uprightness of private character,
and to his deserts as q neighbor, friend
and public benefactoT in whatever way
he has had IL ia his power to serve this
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HAvING purchased the entire interest in
II the Book and Stationery. Business of
Messrs Church 4 Co., at 3i5 Main street. we will
continue the business as heretofore, and would
be pleased to see all the cid patrons of the re-
firing firm, and Is many Eew ones as choose
TO favor us with their patronage.
A. w. YONNG & co.
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W. II. PAsSMORE & CO.,
huGti0IGGTs aid Commission Merchants,
~ Maip Street.
I57 MaiD Street,

LOUISVILLE, /: KENTUCKY.
HAVING established q house, as above. in
III connection viii the old and W~ell-knOWn
one ia Msnphis, respectfully solicit from their
friends and customers a share o. patronage for
the new house, the connection, location and
facilities of which render it a valu able medium
iOr the Transaction o. any business there for
residents of Mempht and Vicinity.
viii be happy 10 see their friends at the old
No. 81 Second street, Memphis, the
busine of which viii be att nded to with
tier aeeustf med energy and reliab iiy.
ES- Liberal advances On c-onsignments to
both or ettber. house. mbS0
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Il2 aud III Brcad#sy, New FORK.
ASSETS:
sIL,OO1,S22 90
BILITI
S7S5.4sO "A

Losses adjusted and not cue-----.s S2,l5l 90
Losses uuadjusted. .... 1890 %
Dividends payable on demand 624 456 IS
Otner claims LAP IS
S73j,4s0 "A
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Change and COpartnerShip An
nOuncemeDt.

"AvING sold our entire interest and good
will in the Book and Stationery Business,
al s!5 Main tJreet, II A. w. YOUNG q CO., we
bespesk for them The same generous patronage
heretofore bestowed upon us
CHURCH & co.
Memphis, April 7. 1863.
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a. YOUNG Go Co
Successors 10 Church q COL
Booksellers, StaliOners, Job Print.
ers and Book Binders,

ans HAHN street, = Memphis, Tenn,
on hand a well selected stock OF For.
II eign and American CnrOmOs, and are sole
agents for Valleys Celebrated Gold Pens, APT
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APRIL 8. 1859.
AUCTION.
U~NRESERVED SALE
FRUIT, GARDEN
and
FARM LANDS
AND A.
VALUABLE MILL SITE
NEAR THE CITY.


WE WILL SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE
W TO the highest bidder.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Use these emily and save tine, health
and money!
$1, 900 REWARD!
For any case Of Disease many stage Nlifh
they fail to eurc!:

DR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No.
II cures Ulcers, liberated Sore Throet
and Mouth, Sore Eyes. Cutaneous Finn.
tions, Coppcr-colored blotches, Soreness e
the Scalp, Scrofula, &c; it is the greatest
Renovation, Alternative and Blood Purifier
known, removes all mercury from the n.
TEN, and leaves the blood pure and healthy
|nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, Nos
II cures Mercurial Affections, Rheum.'
tism in all its forms, and gives immediate
relief in all cases. Price of either No. / Or
3 IS per bottle, or two bottles for s..
DR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidote. q n
II pidnnd radical cure for all urinary
arrangements. Price 50 per bottle -
DR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir Damon
IL radical cure for Nervous or Generai
Debility, in old or young imparting ener.
Nv with wonderful effect. Price IS mar
bottle, OF two bottles fos s..
On receipt of price these remedies win
he shipped to any place. Prompt asten.
ton paid to all correspondents. Mona
genuine without the name Of "Dr. Richan'.
Golden Remedies, ID. B. Richards, Sole
Proprietor" blown in glass of bottles.
Address DR.. d. B. Richards, No. 226 VI.
rick Street, New York.
November "a, 1669-Iy. RI -
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A L EXANDR1A INSTITUTE
FOR
YOUNG LADIES. 81

VRHIS Institution will open its THIRD
Il SESSION on the FIRST MONDAY o.
SEPTEMBER next.
Considering the short period which has
elapsed since it's establishment, it has nsct
with fnir share Of success; and the Prin.
cipal, Mrs. q A. CANFIELD, hopes, BIZ
assidnous attention and an increase AZ
public patronage, to raise it. during the
ensuing Term, to the first rank among
Young Ladies' Seminaries in this or tbs
adjoining States.
The want of a Select Female School haa
long been felt in this communicable
want MRS. CANFIELD purposes to supply,
and she hopes that the people of Rapiies
will second her efforts by patronizing
Home Institution. INSTEAD of sending their
children to build up schools in other Par
ishcs.
Competent teachers in FRENCH and
Music have been employed, and thur
ough course of ENGLISH Studies will b.
gone through under the personal nst: de-
!ion Of the principal .a W
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Massachusetts and Peace.
from the Southern Metropolis.

from the southern MetTOpOtlS.
The Bay State is famous for patriot
ic demonstrations. It's love for the
General Government has always been
remarkable. The first instruction
against the United States occurred in
1886, and was confined to Massachu-
seets. The same dear State gave an
other specimen of its loyalty in resist
ing the embargo Of 1903. During the
war Of 1912 it was not sparing of its
aid and comfort. The Blue Lights and
Hartford Convention of that period are
indelible memorials of its intense love
of country. Its Legislature, in its all
horrence of the contemplated annexa-
ton of Texas, passed the first secession
resolutions ever adopted in this coun
try. As further mark of respect for
national legislation, law of Congress
could only be enforced in Boston by
the presence of United States troops
Is not a state so brimful of patriotism
as this most fitting one to start q
peace festival7 A state that delights
to honor Sumner with his foreign war
policy, Hoar with his domestic war
opinion, and Butler with his humane
views of reconstruction The Sumner
speech, the Hoar opinion, and Butler
resolutions, would have been admira-
BILE Accomplishments to the musical
outbursts of the Boston peace jewellers.
With the South between Yankee
anvil and the Yankee hammer, with
England to be beaten out by the same
process, the anvil chorus and its ten
thousand jarring shriekers, were not
out of place. What happy inspira-
ton it would have been, if the pen of
some intensely loyal New England
poet had furnished the Boston .jubiia-
tors with an ode commemorative of
peaceful sentiments of their peaceful
leaders-Sumner, Hoar and Butler 3
An interlnde like this would have
made the Jubilee more ineligible, its
purposes more transparent, than they
could have been made by any other
medium of explanation. 1t would then
have been plain enough to see that
with peace men of such stripe there
must have been something behind this
frolic besides the mere moclery of
peace festival. 1t would have been
plain enough to all understandings
that the Jubilee was false pretense,
a money scheme-as much SO as wood
en- nutmegs or sanded sugar. Upon
the whole, then, the Peace Jubilee was
what all Yankee projects are intended
to be-a stone for the South, and bread
for brother Johnathan.
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POWDER.

THE undersigned is agent for the Anne
l. rican Powder Company" fist. Louis,
and has on hand for sale, at New Orleans
wholesale prices, POWDER in kegs, halt
kegs and quarter kegs.
Merchants and traders will find it to
their interest to call and examine his
stock before ordering elsewhere.
Sept. 29-tf E. r. BIOSSAT.
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Doctors and editors recommend =. +. ..
Eff. B. cures merchants and p!antes:
wives. Old chronic cases cured with T.
B. E. F. b. crues pafpifation ana
leucorrhUa.
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" The following letter was received
at the Washington, D. c., postoffice,
not long since:
WASHINGTON, D. c., $50.
"To the God who Tires in Reouea:
"DEAR GoD:-O, how j wish | could
see you and tell you what l want, !
want some new shoes and some clothes
to wear to sundy school wont you by
me some and now dress for mamma
and new toy for the baby. Good by.
q. LITTLE BEGGAR BOY TOMMY"
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PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT ALL!

DHOSE wishing their own or their
children's teeth saved, can do so "
calling on
q. w. LA N il X,
who can always be found either at his resi-
dence, on Third street, or at the Drug
Store Of TAFT & Laney, on Front strce''
Alexandra, La.
I6 Nerves destroyed and teeth eA'
tracted without pain.
October 18th, 1869-tf
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HENRY ST. JOHN, Local Agt., Alexand-
ai He ria, La.
VIM. T. MADDOX, Solicitor for Rapides,
Ayoyelles, Sabine end Natchitoclies.
Feb.17th-1y.
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New ORLEANS REFERENCES:
John Phelps g. Co., Nelson Lauphin &,
Co., Joseph Hoy & Co, General Harry T.
Hays, T. Fl. & J. NJ. Allen e. Co, John
Chaffe g. Bro , C. H Slocomb, of Slocomb,
Baldwin g. Co., Wingo, Of Beades. Wingo
g. Co.
IRRELEVANT & BEuEN, Agents North
Louisiana. Office: Monroe. a-
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CONCENTRATED LYE. Washing So
~ da, Blueing, Scrubbing Brushes,
Backing and Brushes.
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CCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
- Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens,
Ink, Pencils Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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LVLAvORINGE EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
Il nllla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine Ap'
pie &C., &c.
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VIOL1Ns and BOWS. Screws and Ital
V ian Strings.
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LVINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
l. Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
Ion. Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky, Por
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar.
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GENUINE BERMU.,A ARRCwROOT
VI in Paper aud Tin Cans Spices Nut
megs, Mace, Gin~er Pepper, &c.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-15

CHEWING TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac-
~ CO, Pipes, sc. The celebrated Lon
isiana PERIQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept for sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
the Premises.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-15

LIME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush.
Il es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum. Cold
Cream, Hair Oils. Dentifrias.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-15

II Physicians Prescriptions ,cill re-
ceive at all times prompt and careful
attention. I use the best Of Medicines in
Dispensing, and haze Imported from,
Europe many Articles expressly for that
purpose. HENRY ST. JOHN. =
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-12-15

DATENT MEDICINES. Nearly every
L Article of the kind kept on hand con-
stantly.
DEN KNIVES, Scissors, Lancets, Scori.
L ficators, Medical Scales. Medical Sad.
die Bags.