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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22

Charleston Cotton and Nice Markei'
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening, Marcp ~
COTTON.-Ihe marklt for this article was ono ~
extreme dulrsss and purchasers were NOT oi>Pose'
to operate IN the FIBRE the It p being weak VIII
tendency in prices to G., lower. sales ABOUT 'a
bales. viz l6 n &C. II at 26S. at 27's' ana oa
,rivota +erms O ,ota,ions are entirely nominal but
previous rates are continued, soy !:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......2o W2o'a
Low middine. - :. 27,.G27x
Middling. -.E'I49S'Ia
By New York classification ne quote:
Low middling. fAGzih
RICE-This grain was quiet there being but one
transaction the first ofauy moment for week, say
As tierces of clean Carolina at S1sc q fb. In this
sale there was no change made 10: the derce Quo
tations continue nominal, say common to fair clean
Carolina $685.; good sAs@s2lc . ib.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Dny.Dawn.

Between the dawning and the day,
Before the risipg OF the lark'
The Nay-bloom glistened III the oarA'
And all the land in shadow lay
Between the dawnips and the dag.
Between the dawning and the DAY:
The wet wild flowers in thine muir
Shed a soft rain of honey there;
STONED to kiss the drops away
Between the dawnins aud the day.
Retwecn the lawning and the day,
The wind .cll and the thuraer ceased,
The red light came mp from the east,
AS my dear love dying lay
Between the dawning and the day.
Between the dawning aud the day,
knew the silence was not sleep,
But death-and yet could not weep;
could not even kneel and pray
Between the dawning and tie day.
But when the bloom is on the May,
And scent from wet wild flowers rire
Como floating on the twilight air;
Ahi sweetest face md fragrant har
NY bitter to RS dry not away!
Between the dawning and the day.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. March 2O-Aeernoon.-Closing quota
tons for consols Money 9S,s; account s3H. Bonds
sO5l Stocks quiet
LIVERPOOL, March 9-Evening.-cotton steaoy;
uplard., ahoat. 12; sales $4,000 bales Yarns and
fabrics quiet but I'm.
March eo-Noon.-Cotton quiet; uplands II; Or
leans 12h; sales 5000 bales.
AT crnoon.-Cotlon irmer but not higher; upiands
12d: Orleans Gales 0,000 bales. Lard 7Ss I'd
7allow As 6i
aAyss, March 2O-EveninS.-C1tton opened dull
for both spot and afloat.
HAVANA, March l9-Sugar advancing; more buy
ers than sellers.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, March 2O-Evening g-Money firm ut
7. Bunk statement regarded favorable. Sterling
dull at s,5as1 Gold dull but steady; closed at sla
slT. Cotton steady; sales 5000 bales at 2sMa281a. :.
Flour unchanged. Wheat tavors buyers. Corn
dull and UNCHANGED whiskey dull at 9ik. Por
dull and lower at ss1 IS. Lard heavy Turpen tint
frmer at 52H Rosin. groceries and freights quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE. March 2O-Cotton firm at 2S. Flo ur
fairly active; low grades firm without decid ed
change. Wheat dull and lower; Pennsyl vania VAL
ley 81 9oa2 10. Corn dull prime white soasl; yel-
low soas2. Oats dull at 60as5. Pork firm at s3s.
sacon-shouders Is. whiskcy inactive s4ls5.
C1sc1NNArf, March 2O.-Corn dull at 65. Mes
Pork dull and heavy, no buyers. Bulk meats du II
and nominal; shoulders l21sa12A; sides 14Hal4A 4;
blcon nominal; shoulders IA; clear sides l715 ham
1sHa19s Lard dull, held at l9
W11M1NareN, March 2o.-Spirlts turpsn.irc IN
settled. Rosn steady. Crude turpentinc s. os tier;
81 7oao s.. Tar steady at 50 65. Cotton quiet at
261sc.
AUGUSTA March 2O-Cotton uucdanged mid l.
ding, nominally 26Iz. Sales II baes receipts lol
bales.
SAVANNAH, March 2O.-Cotton closed steady sales
1910 bales middhng a.; receipts 1888 bales exports
coastwise, 1910 bales
MOBILE, March 2l-Cott,n firm; good AMI aim ost
general demaud; sales 14O) ba'cs; low mi 'diins >
26nl2ssfc; receipts os bales; exports 77d bale s.
New ORLEANS, March 19.-Cotton-sa lea today
24Oo bales; for the week 300; prices easier; Md
ding 27I. Gold 3lH. Sterling 4oli Scw York
sight y premium.
March 2O-Sugar Fl m; fair 12l5sa13c; prime 141zc
Molasses 7sl75c. Cotton in fair demand; advanced Is
a5c mildling 272ll2Sc; sales 3i0o bales; receipts
1902 bales; exports 4oi6 bales. GhI 3iA ST teriing
42,l. Commercial 4O24aHI. New York sight u
premium.
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H,sfon Market.

RJsION Marcl; Tt ctScf.-t nc 'a S'r IS Fcr'
o,,;ot tor thi, arl.. ann II s'tI "ontince :c be
qeonsra1 to .Lr,l los We loo Java 1t q 'aa2 c
cold and RIO ut l+m 17c COLA. 20 t. Fo'niiiso O.
any mI,k iur his IL ic1s hts been very
Iii dnrr ,,. We AMI |, Ices Inv. csseG of Mall
ufaetures. L.vt Purchased ooy j. sIu III tols, and
thars i n, .u,.l....c iAIuIry. Holders, however,
ara ,ndiiIo v,.t iss Oh Ssconnt OF the falling
"a IN ,,.. ,- .! ,o.i:ncru :Wris. Wa quote sales OF
~ on,;s.ry = c.Na.i:,; glod and ordinary at &c laa
S7 low u,:.,lns ut - 4. .aS and m'ddlinS at 2s IA
9oIc "A .b ic uIin,. uylancs and gull, tho market
clJs,u. q i"t g.. o,..,,, -, ,-oo,,.,,
,oo1. II = u. cn auitJ moderate during the week,
,nd +. tado li..; been rather disappointment
e;,r,. tie ;ol.lnrnc cment of the hOntl. The de
m nd. huwoycr, ior spring goods must soon become
N ne 3c H..
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eDn,r g,es-,1arlet quiet and price are nomi-

GussY B.as.-Market quiet and prices are nomi-
nally 17a17Sc, currency. ooo
GUNNY CLOTH rH-1here have been safes Oh ooo
haes at slc and 100 bales at about 21Ac, currency,
the market closing quiet at 21a2ll4c.
NAVAL SroRB..-There has been considerable DO.
ing in spirits urpentine. and saes of 4ooa6u0 bbls
mostly export at 51a54c per gallon closing OIL ei
acc. Tar rosin and pitch have been quiet at pro
vious prices. o.,.,o,<.
RIos.-.Market quiet with small sales at s24alO%c
for Carolina, and 9c for Rangoon.
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Gommerfial.
Experts.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan As bales
Upland Cotton, 50 ,ierces Rice. 10 biles Yarn 81
empty Barrels, 40 rolls Leather. 4S packages SUN
dries. =. ..
BALTiMoRE-Per steamship Maryland-39 tiercss
Rise, 1ls bales Upland Ce.!on. 81 bbs Rosin, 19
2l packages Fruit, 10 bales Rags, 10 Packages.
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aeorpetoxvn Market.

GEORGETOWN, March 17.-CoTToS.-No sees
tbis week We quote from rs to 81 cents per pound.
CoaN-Prime white corn 81 Is per 6usheL
pEANuTs.-i5o bushels sold at 81 SO per nushei.
"TxnRaESales of 400 sticks at SIS so per stick. We
ouote from to 20 cents. Timber in demand for
cash. 40 w., A.. 60
and scrape 81 10 per barrel OF 2So POUNDS 70 inc
barrel.
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, Of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
1G feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power Saw and Rice Wills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all descriptions
made TO order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGS, GRATINGS,
CLSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, DC,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
CHINIS1 4 ND FO U N d Err
No. 314 4MEET1NG.STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
Aun,st mws
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AMEs a. UFFus.
No. 9 SrATI-ST L. Z E T (,

OFFERS HI: sEav,rIs TO THE PUBLIC as
GENERAL. AGEHT for ths COLLEG ION OF
Dr., D. I,Sn NJ. ;:nVlI. p20rER ~, an an other
Coum,ssnn IN. inn as ths. may be entrusted to his
care Hs will he peIupt in the discharge Of duties.
and vii eaI.ayo: to -. best Of his ability to give
sasis.ac i)a. "1en -
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olinn Railroad

ConsIgnees per Soutn Carolina Railroad
March 20.
400 bales Cotton, 43 bales Domeshcs 2lS ousheis
Cram. is cars Wood To Railroad Agent Pelzer,
Rodgers g. CO. W c Bee L. Co. Reeder L Davis, Man
toue l. Co, Frost & Adger, Johnston. Crews co, j
q sloan Mowry Co. G Walter l. Co, Wiss,
W'Smith. G Williams CO. Nure GO, >
Hurkamp l. 20. Gravslsy, O'Neill, Muller, MINI
itZ Co, G W Steffens.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
March 30.

80 bales Cotton, ITO bushels Rough Rice, 81 bbls
Naval stores cars Phosphate cars Lumber, Tobacco,
Mdse &c. TO Reeder 4 Davis, Kinsman & Howel,
aton-y, II Granger, Marshall, Jr. Richards
W z Ryan. powie Noise, j Bradley, Peizer,
Rodgers Co, Mazycks salters, g Follln, Frost &
Adrer Shackelford & Kelly. Pringle, q Will
lians Co, J McManus, J Wigfall, Garden,
Gaillard i Minott, Kendall & Dockery, W Emanuel,
" " Whilden Caldwell & Sons, Mantoue 20, anu
Railroad Agent.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDo MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WANDO FER.
TILIZER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to be one Of the most valuable In our
market It has for Its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEL-STREET in this city. In order to guarantee
it's uniformity and maintain lis high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the distin-
guished Chemist, DIR. c. U. SHEPARD Jr., who
carefully analyses all the ammoniaeal and other ma
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sale. Tho Com
rany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be Complete Manure and give entire salts
faction.
For terms, circulars. and Other information, apply
to wM. G. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. 1South Atlantic Wharf.
January4 mwi 3mos
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MANUFACTURES AND KEEPS CONSTANTLY
ON HAND DRESSED LUMBER of every dcscrip-
ton. Doors. sasbes, Blinds. Mouldngs and Trim
miugs. All work guaranteed and at Northern
prices. Boxes for packing OF liquors manufactured
md constantly on hand. at his FACTORY AND
WAREROoMS. King, opposite Cannon street, on
Limo City Railway mwf limo pac March
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The Southerner says that the property
known as the ,DuPree place, on Pearl-street
has been purchased by j. A. Smith, colored
and will soon be opened as first-class public
house.
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nMeasa&NxSa9a.

NATHAN W SENTELL, In District Court,
mYAer aSs RATTAN W sENP FELL h hsi
w applied to me for Mention and has
petitioned the Judge of the Tenth Judicial
District Court of Louisiana, holding ses
sions 10 and for the parish of Bossier, to
confirm and homologate the sale made by
William II. Hill. Sheriff Of parish of Bossier,
to him on the 9Th day Of February, A. D.,
1869, of the following described land, to wit:
The northeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter southeast quarter of northeast quarter,
southwest quarter of northeast quarter,
northwest quarter of southeast quarter,
southeast quarter ofnorthwest quarter, and
southwest quarter of northwest quarter, all
in section thirty, township twenty-five,
range thirteen; containing Two Hundred
and Forty Acres. more or less, and bought
for the price of two hundred dollars-cash,
which sale was made by virtue of two fl.
f0s issued out of said Court in the cases
EFT, ct al, No. 1865, and r. S. Welham VS..
Paulina Pickett ct al, No. 1866.
Now, therefore, III the name of the State
of Louisiana, this is to cite and admonish
all persons, particularly Paulina Pickett,
defendant, who can set up any right to said
land in consequence of the informality in
the orders DEGREES or judgments of the
Court under which the sale was made or
any irregularity or illegality in the appraise
ments and advertisements, IN time and man
ner of sale or tor any other defect, whatso,
ever. to show cause within thirty days from
the day this monition is first issued in the
public papers why the sale so made should
not be confirmed and homologated.
Witness my official signature and seal OF
Office at Bellevue, this 30th March, 1869.
T. N. BRADEN,
ap3, SITS, pfSl5. Clerk 10th Dist. Court
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From Shreveport South Western.

$500 SAAOfCPUAb oouIA- w S6lGIn
Thursday Evening, April s.
The market opened heavy this
morning at yesterdays quotations.
kilograms being less favorable
from other ports, and not being
altogether understood, or intelligi-
BILE, caused our market to close
dull. We quote, nominally: Good
ordinary 244 to 241c. and low mid
ding 242 to &c., as classed in
this market. Gold quiet, 132 to
1873.
Friday Eve. April 9.-The mar
ket opened dull this morning, but
few buyers participating and only
in a small way. We quote: Good
ordinary "a to 244c.; low mid
ding 24a to 25c., closing dull and
irregular. The advance in gold
will probably bring about an i'm
provement. Gold strong ct 1872
to 1884.
Monday Eve, April 12.-The
market opened this morning weak,
with good demand, at prices under
| the views of factors, notwithstand-
ing the kilograms from other ports
quoted markets firm, but figures
unchanged, for the reasons that
they failed to obtain higher fig
ures. Under such indications, the
buyers who pay cash only are I'm
willing to advance their rates until
sales from other markets are actu-
ally reported at higher figures
Therefore, higher and better but
figures unchanged has played out
in this market.) And we quote,
as heretofore: Good ordinary 244
to 249c.; low middling 24a to 25Ac.
Gold 1929 to 1874, and weak.
Tuesday Eve, April 13.-The
market opened this morning with
good demand at yesterdays quo.
tations. Favorable kilograms re.
ceived late in the day caused the
market to close firm at an advance
of / to 4c. We quote the closing
rates: Good ordinary 249 to 243c
low middling % to oslo. Gold
! weak at 1924 to 1874.
Wednesday Eve. April 14.-Un
der the influence offavorable tele
grams received yesterday evening
our market has remained quiet
| but firm, at 24a to GAGE. for good
ordinary, 25 to 254c. for low md
ding, and 25ac. for strict styles
of low middling, as classed in thi,
market. Gold 1924 to 134, closing
weak.
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aNHfaaaIES0aaa

VI n9rsER PARISH In Rl' Of sos cGoF' La.
NNhereas, R. w. TURNER has applied to
w me for mention and has petitioned
the Judge of the Tenth Judicial District
Court of Louisiana, holding sessions in and
for the Parish of Bossier, to confirm and
homologate the sale made by William II.
Hill, Sheriff of Parish of Bossier, to him on
the sixth day of March, D., 1869, of the
following described land, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter, the northeast quarter of southwest
quarter. the southwest quarter of northeast
quarter and the northwest quarter of south
east quarter of section thirty-four, and
southwest quarter of southeast quarter, the
southeast quarter of southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
of section thirty, of township twenty-five,
of range thirteen, of North West La; con-
tanning eighty acres, and bought for the
price Of one hundred and six 33-l00 dollars,
which sale was made by virtue of two H. fas.
issued out of said Court in the cases respec-
tiyelv of A. G. Nalle VS.. Paulina Pickett ct
al. No 1865, and r. S. Welham VS.. Paulina
Pickett, ct al, No. 1865.
Now, therefore, in the name of the State
of Louisiana, this is to cite and admOnish
all persons, particularly Paulina Pickett,
defendant, who can set up any right to said
land in consequence of the informality in
the orders, DEGREES or Judgments Of the
Court under which the sale was made or any
irregularity or ilIegality in the appraise::
lnents and advertisements, In time and
manner of sale or for any other defect what
soeyer. to show cause within thirty days
from the day this monition is first inserted
in the public papers Why the sale so made
should not be confirmed and homolOgated
Witness my official signature and seal OF
Office, at Bellevue, this 3Oth March, 1869;
T. n BRADEN,
ap3, SITS Clerk 9th Dist. Court
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Succession Notice.

Succession of Samuel Harrison, deceased
SPA Parish 81 Of a Bossier. In Parish Court,
NTotiee is hereby given that Eliza W.
IN Wooley, Administrative of the Success
sion of Samuel Harrison, deceased, has this
day fled in the Office of said Court, her
final account as Administrative aforesaid. =.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the SAID account will be homOlogated
and made the Judgment of the court.
Given under my hand and seal of office
at Bellevue, this the I'D day of March
A. D. 1869.
L. w. BAKER,
mh27 SITS, pf SG Parish Judge.
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An office-seeker in Washing
ton bases his claims upon the
fact that once when Gen. Grant
was hauling wood near St.
Louis, his grandmother called
him into the kitchen and darn
ed his overcoat. Whether his
channels are darned good or
darned bad has not yet trans
PRED.
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EDITORIAL FIGHT.--The n.
O. Picayune of the 9th says
that a Democratic and a Re-
publican editor In Napoleon
vile, La, on Saturday last, at
tempted to settle a little differ
ence by the free use of shot
guns and revolvers, in one of
the public streets. Nobody
was hurt, however, and both
editors were arrested. The
gentlemen concerned were Mr..
Dupatty, of the Pioneer, and
Mr.. Swords, of the Advocate,
Republican.
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Succession Notice.
April 10, 1863

III SxcccssioN of J. p. Cakill, deceased
STATE OF LOUISIANA, H. pau1, cr4
Parish of Bessier. AA = 'A ''n o0'' =
Notice is hereby given that Richard w
~ Turner has this day fled in the office
of the Parish Court of Bossier parish and
State aforesaid, his petition praying to be
appointed administrator of the succession
Of j. P. Cahill, deceased.
Now. therefore, this is to admouish all
persons concerned, that If opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, said applicant viii be appointed adj
ministrator as prayed for.
Signed officially, this the 18th day OF
April, 1868.
MS Cts pf 80 Parish Judge.
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SheT'IR'S Sale.
R. W. Turner, for use. &c,
vs..
J. A. Inabinett, ct ais.

vS.
J. A. Inabinett, ct ais.
In Parish Court of Bessier Parish,
Louisiana, No. AZ.
Dy virtue of a writ of fieri iaoias
D issued from the Honorable Parish
Court of Bossier Parish, La, in the
above entitled suit, aud to me direct
ed, | have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction. before the Court
House door. in the town of Bellevue,
La, within the legal hours of sale. on
the first Saturday the LIST day of May,
1869, the following described property
to-wit:
All the improvements upon lot No.
Is, in the plan of the town of Belle
vue, La.
Seized as the property of defendants
J. A. Inabinett aud wife, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy aaid writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefi
of appraisement.
w. II. HILL. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, April II, 1869.
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From the South westsrn.l


Liverpool, April IA, neon.--Cot
ton opens active; uplands 12A to
124 and Orleans 12a to 123d.
New York, April Il noon
Gold 1915. Cotton 1rmer; mid
ding uplands 28ac.
New Orleans, April, 14.-Cot,
ton active; middling 284 to 281c.;
sales $3.50, receipts 1243 and ex-
ports 1886 bales. Gold 132s.-
Flour firm; supefne IS S73, doub.
10 extra 90 80 and treble extra
S6 Is. Corn firm; white 7Sc.-
Oats scarce, "a to 75c. Bran
scarce at 81 80. Hay firm; prime
s26. Pork dull, s31 624. Bacon
retailing for shoulders at IA,
clear rib I'll and clear sides 174c,
Lard dull, but unchanged. Su
gar dull; common 8 to 1Oa and
prime 134c. Molasses-light sup
ply; prime Csc. Whisky quiet;
Western rectified 81 to 921c.-
Coffee firm; fair Is to 153 and
prime 174 to 173c.
Liverpool, April IA, evening"
Cotton firmer; uplands 124 and
Orleans 121d.
New York, April IA, evening"
Cotton &c. better and more active
sales $500 bales at 2S3 to &c.
Gold 1929. Louisiana levees Il
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s1aOae6E6Oags

&EMWE&GGWWHGe
JouN C. HEAD,) In District Court Of Bos-
Exparte, sier Parish, Louisiana, No.
Fer Mention. 2436
VXrhereas. John c. Head has applied to
w me for monitor, and has petitioned
the Judge of the 10th judicial District, hold
ing sessions In and for the Parish of Bossier,
to confirm and homologate the sale made by
VIM. II. Hill, Sheriff of the parish of Bossier,
to him on the 9Th day of March, A. D. 1869, of
the following described land, to-wit
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section %, and northwest quarter
Of northeast quarter and northeast quarter
of northwest quarter and southeast quarter
of northwest quarter of section number 2ct
and southeast quarter Of northwest quarter,
and northeast quarter of northwest quarter
of section 90; and southeast quarter OF south
west quarter, and northeast quarter OF south
west quarter of section 90; all in township
%. of range ID, of Northwest Louisiana
containing in all 800 acres, more or less, for
the price of ninety-one and W-lOO dollars
which sale was made by virtue Of two d fas
issued out of said Court, In the cases respec
lively of A G. Nalle vs. Paulina Pickett, OF
al. No, 1865, and r. s. Welham VS.. Pauhns
Pickett, ct al, No. 1856:
Now. therefore, In the name Of the State
of Louisiana, this is to cite and admonish az
persons who can set UP any right 20 sald
land, and particularly Mrs. Pauline Pickett
in consequence of intormality in the order
decree or judgment Of the Court, unde
which the sale was made, or any Irregular
ties or illegality in the appraisement and
advertisement, in time and manner OF sale
or for any other defect whatsoever, TO shov
cause within thirty days from the day thl
mention is first inserted in the pubiIe pa
pers, why the sale so made should not D.
confirmed and homologated.
Witness my official signature and seal
Office, at Bellevue, La, this the 18th day
April, 1869, m,ros ppAnrN
n3 SIS Clerk District Court
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A Washington correspond
ent of the New Orleans Repub-
lican says there were eleven I'M
successful candidates for the
New Orleans postofice.
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JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The N.

JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The N.
o. Picayune OF the 9th says a
letter received from this distin-
guished and beloved Southern
or, dated London, March II,
conveys the pleasing informa-
ton that his health is excellent
and that he intends to return
this spring to the country which
he loves, and which loves him
so well.
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Notice.


Succession of A. a. Abney.
Tn Parish Court of Booster Parish Notice
L is hereby given to all persons interested
herein, to show cause, ff any they have,)
within thirty days from the publication here
of, why the annual account Of Francis NJ.
Abney, Futor of the minor heirs of said Sue
cession, (now on fileA should not be homolo-
gated and approved.
L. ". BAKER,
April 10, 1869 Parish Judge
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The Grand Jury of the .. S.
Circuit Court found a true bill
against Eugene Tisdale, intern
al revenue collector for the
Third District, ON the charge OF
embezzlement of $4,000. 1t
is understood similar charges
for various and much larger
amounts are still to be preferr-
ed N. O. Times.