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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, July o.-Cotton irregular. with sal
Of 3.s3! bales lddlings cote Southern -four rather
more active aud firncr at So t0I9S175 for common
to fair extra and ST.s0@flO5o for good To choice
extra. Whiskey frmer At 9o5c Wheat y. letter
with less doug. Shippers arc holding of closing
with buyers generally refusing 10 pay any ahvnnc"
Corn l99ac. better and In moderate supply aud fr
demand at 536S55c. for steamer "cstsr mixed PORK
active and armer 1t ST.. tG6l7 5cic. New nrss hri
quiet and steady ut 81; ST. for plain mess I'll $50
$3.50 for extra mess. Lard nrmrr. Tnrpcutlne
frlner at 44A9Et5c. Rosln frncr 1T S2so1s:.s5 10!
strained. Frcights unchanged.
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lViaers snd the prtnces<a essEoTs OF Aenets
ran. Ia addition tc. these cipher con,muni.
cations on secret mat efa. q vast number OF
messages are transmitted in French on doj
nestle matters, their nature indicating That
family affection Is as warm among TIE Fer.
slams as among other peoples and anordiug
lauother proof. If any were needed, that
human nature il rery much the same all the
1 world over. ~ sfSss ssIf. r.
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RAETIJuRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, july e-Flour rather steady aud ~;
changed. Wheat unchanged Corn scarce ano
wanted; white southern. s5c; yellow southern, sc
mixed western quiet, 5sSG5Slc. Oats actiy" ana
higher; southern, SOG53c.; western mixed se9 s5s
Rye dull and unchanged, 7oGTJc. Mess pork duli
Sls, 5oNs T. Bulk meats firmer and higher: should
crs, nc clear ril,-sides, etaic Bacon In good e
mand; supply light; shoulders. ssGsic. rib SIDE
l0Gl1Otc. clear rib-sides. 1oi1lUic;: susar.cnreo
hams. la3@i54c. Lard dull at SIC. western lnlsrf
firm and scarce Isa2lc. Whskey dull and lower
Gle Sugar active and firm ut l0tc.
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Patrick Henry once called Governor Giles
.of virginia, q "bob-taiIed politician" Gle
demanded an explanation. Henry responded
81 do not recollect having called you bob
tailed politician , at any time, but think i
probable | have. Not recollecting the tim'
or OCCASION. cannot say whatI did mean
but if YOU will tell me what you think
meant, l will say whether you are correct o.
not .,'-ApDLgtons' Journal. tf-3b
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- What Mr.. SMITH FOUND UNDER THE BED
Very tiInid people have o habit OF looking
under The bed before they get intoiit. Mrs.
Smith, laIdlady Of the Stafford Hotel, West
borneyillas, England, heard scraping noise
beneath her couch Naturally she awpke
Mr. Smith, who, on lighting a candle and
making search, found below the couch
Alfred Cracknell with "a loaded siy.barrel
revolver, dark-lantern, two large knives,
and pair of false Whiskefs rather vol.
,eanic and miscellaneous assortment to sleep
over. Mr. CrackneIl was committed for
trial. 10
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK. July a-Money easy at a14. Elk
change strong at lOs3@loss for prime bankers. Gold
1880 1lss Governments dull and closed strong al
hat advance. States dull aud closed at / lower
Tennessces, so; new, 7ss; yirginia's, 4s; new, so
consols. So; deferred, TO-. Louislanas a.; new, ~
Leyee's. 40; SIS; so. Alabamas, so; SIS, SIS. Geor
gas, 70; is, &c., North Carolina's, 20; new, Is
special tax, 10. South Cardinals, 20; new, Is; April
aud October 20. .s l. Z. .ss,.-tTs,, ss..,.,.
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an orni,an, .He. states that he never nae 3
anv instruction Id drawing. bit says Inas y
sei,ne TO him iike writes g lle; 80. Is.,i
hand which he says be acquired "a seI a,,u.
III LIVERPOOL. The little fellow say >, a ,nat
three dollars daylisa good sum Oh nione'
for 1if1ifo make ~ -
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

yanced: winter superflnc Si61f4fs. Cora betF
No. mixed, 354c. Whiskey dull at csc. ron
firm at sls so. Bacon firm. with SLOW sales sn4I
ders, SC. ut Columbus, Ind sic. here; cr' H.
sides l0c; clear sides, I,sc. Lard nominal.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, July s.-Flour quiet and unchaiSch
extra family, S5.soIS5.75. Corn UNCHANGED. ron
held ut sle.so@Il7, with sales at outside bSIrr'
Bacon strong with advancing tendency: shoGlGcr,
s5c: clear ribsides, lUic. clear sides, iotc, packer
Whiskey steady At sec. r. ~.
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= PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY o i''''
'''i 81 ARRIyED.
Steamer John sylvester, Post. so .ssnt
chaudise and passengers. l.. u. Iailn. ~ W yor
Schooner j. II. Lockwood, HardciSue' w.
old rails Tredeyar Company. r.us TreI.
/ SCHOONER q. P. Binls, New YORK, 81" 'A'"
egar Company. ph,,,,lcilhii.
Schooner H. G. Ely, Mcierdree. en''1'''
coal, Powhafan Iron Company, r, U.yreS
Schooner Butterfly, Frank, Georgetown ''N'
Schooner Judge Hopkinson, Basef' ''s''S'''
coal, p. X. Darlington, ,, r,,..rs Jsules
+ Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, r"
river, humber, Il. Ii. Whitlock. .pbL.,
Schooner 'slskinah, Shropshire f"i'''>'
coal, Hawes.
l. Steamer Eliza Hapeos, Clifford, NoIt s.n,'
ciaIase and passengers, l.. b. Iatap , liver hgh'.
schooner Caspar Hen, -, down TUG ''"
4 i!E.8 2 fBY rELEGRAPR-J s,n ts-
NEW YoRK, july o. .rtiyed, saeaH!s''
cinto, isaac Ball, and Scotia.
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:. ~. g' BALTIMORE. tHj -
BALTIMORE, July s.-Virglnia consolidated, SD ;
Virginia peeIers, So West Virgiria's, 10. Bid to-
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r IGHTEING-RODS.-Wc are ,Ri, iIrLA An
La to put up MuNsoNs wsii,A ao" mich se ba''
6esn, sole agents for the last p.e !Sa
prornptiy and faithfully attended 70; - ou, Nblea
Aiso, sole agents for Oh EuPHstsaa sGiy % taf
Is ever $50 fire-tesi, aud The SIesfeii W. '"
4ainsi yam w. j. IL. MoUNTtsAsTLE "a = SSl,ih,
SO Broad street. between s1i P,rhmopd. 81
y NH % ss.sftEf ~ s~~-------- 49,
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might hayes horpes al9nes The W ashington
branch Of The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
carried soldiers and supplies enough during
the war to make d great corporation
wealthy, and the regular business was so
much more proft. q Garrett fought fof al
railroad schemes between those cities q, py
holding them in the Maryland Legislature
ttll Forney's party fshedtup the :Baltlm ore
au,l Potomac charter, as above described.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
. @'E" Wednesday, July ..
TO- ''tE OFFERINGS,

'WHEAT.-White, los bushels new. Red, l3a BUSH
els old. 80 'A J.. = -. a'."'@ aA>.t
,Irr-;f.f..sss at .,4.su SALES. 81 Fal y:
.WHEAT-White, 90 bushels new, very good, at
81 TO- Is bushels new, good, at sle5 o bushels new
good private terms. Red, Is bushels DID, good, OF
3l.o0; 20 bushels old, very good. at Sl.8S. ff&,&
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EnNLY A FEW MORE LEFfNtpf, LAWN
W ELkGA Nj kATiSrE aud Nv lsc. ahtsSsI y.
or or cfiinpSa sis LAW
SUITS Mt one de.iar and upSs sass,. aud chr
WAISTS M zoe. each. Ladies, al,sSssDSpDENS,
Nv a-sfx saa Broad, between Elgataa- 4
DOCK AND JOE PRINIlsN,us ~
+. ID Tells OFFICE.
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCE,'
PORT OF RICHMOND. July . i'''

=. MINIATURES ALMANAC. JULIE, !s''' :,
un rises. 1880. Al MOOD Iises
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NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM ,Ir MAY
TRATUR on Inc essie 81 raroline IL Gay. de-
ceased all persons Indebted TO her estate axe hereby
notified to settle Without delay, and those having
clalis against said estate 20 present them 70 me at
No. ia south Sixth street, Richnond. 80
= =. .f@-sr WILLIAM e., STRANGE,
~ s-,tx s#iSatF E'''-77'' ~ Administrators.
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J. '.',FINANCI.A|',.II..s.
s,,raCKs ANn BONDS:

& asa ,R1cnaosD, wednesday, July g ~ 3,..,
The sales OF stock have Seer active ara i1o'S
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TIE sHAH's OWN TELEGRAPH wIRE-A THREE
HOURS CONVERSATION BETWEEN LONDON AMI
TEEEHAN. =
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TWO BITTERLY COMPETING LINES

south of Washington to New Orleans: Mr..
Garrett is working around Washington
from Bladensburg, will connect the Orange
and Alexandria road along the Valley OF
Virginia, and by the East Tennessee and
Virginia road, and others that he will buy,
lease, or construct, he will get into New
Orleans. This brings us to
1Ay GOULD AND NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAIL
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4. 'JU6N w UAhhElT,
of the Baltimore and Ohio Company. If
Mir. Scott has laid his hand on San Francisco
aud New Orleans from Philadelphia and
New York, Mr.. Garrett, slower and more
conservative man, has exhibited his great
ness by grasping San francisco and New
Orleans from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Hereiis a man who for a quarter OF d cen
fury. has studied the law Of travel, and been
more or less practical rairoader. In Bal
.timore Mr.. Garrett Is us much leader at
business and intellectual gatherings as, any
man in that city, and his opinion Is cherisht d
as proyerb.f While Scott combines the
dash and steady executive ability for new
enterprises, aud G0uld's lean footstep leaves
its imprint on Wall street, Garrett. sits
quietly In his office. He is man of power
iul nerve, whose large brain is supported by
an extraordinary physique and 30 pounds
Of flesh. He plots and plans and executes,
but his conservative Judgment is, when set
In opposition to such an active man as Scott,
A LITTLE SLOW FOR THE OCCASION.
He erected solid base for the great fortune
be has gathered about. him, and bis stock.
holders rub their hands 10 glee us the big
dividends come rolling IN. But when Mr..
Scott doomed up he had foeinan that neces.
sarily aroused his energies to their utmost.
and the great connections and improvements
he should long ago have made have all been
made since they became an absolute neees-
sity to the preservation of the riches that
centered In bis company. 1t will take him q
year or two TO do wha, he finally determined
upon; and in the mean time Scott has leaped
as q greyhound upon the scene to carry or a
share Of the honors and profits that Garrett
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NO. ~.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

Relative to requesting the Senators
and Representatives of the State to
appeal TO Congress to include Cane
river, in the parish of Natchitoches,
in the appropriations for the naViga-
ton of rivers.
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly
convened, That the agricultural inter
Improvement of the principal rivers
within that section, that Cane river, in
the parish of Natchitoches, in one of
the most important in western Louisi
ana. Therefore we request the Sena-
tors and our representative in Con-
gress to appeal to Congress for the aid
necessary to improve the navigation
of Cane river, in the parish of Natchi-
tOches, and the Gov ernOr of this State
is hereby requested 20 oommuuicat {
this joint resolution to our Senators
and Representatives in Congress, SO
that they may take proper action there
on in the interests of the people OF
Louisiana.
Adopted in General Assembly in the
city of New Orleans, on the fourteenth
day of February, A. ID. 1873.
(Signed) c. w. LOWELL,
Speaker House of Representatives
(Signed) C.. c. ANTOINE.
Lit. Governor and Pres't of the Senate
Approved April 10, 1873.
iSignedD WHIP. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
a true copy:
l.. G.. DESLONDE,
Secretary of State.
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Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, etc,
That students regularly matriculated
and candidates for degrees in any of the
departments shall be required to pur-
sue a course of study similar to those
adopted in other American colleges
and universities, that the degree of
Bachelor of Laws, or Doctor of Medi-
cine, granted by the university, shall
authorize the person ON whom it is
conferred to practice law, physic
and surgery in this State. and that the
department. of medicine shall have at all
times free access TO the Charity Hos
pital, of New Orleans. for the purpose
Of atfording medical students illustra-
ton Of the subjects taught.
Sec. ). Be it further enacted. etc,
That said corporation. in the matter of
receiving and instructing students,
shall make no distinction Ms to race.
color, sex or religious, belief, except
in the department of theology, in which
the professors shall be members of,
and the instruction be III accordance
with the doctrines of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Sec. q. Be it further enacted etc
That this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signed) C. w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House Representatives.
(Signed) C. c. ANTOINE.
1t. Governor aud Pres't of the Senate.
Approved March %, 1873.
(SignedD w. Z. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
7. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary of State.
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Miscellaneous.
Prices Reduced in Lumber ofaIl
Glasses

Prices Reduced in Lumber ofall
Glasses.
Nor inch plank, $40 per 1000 feet.
Il for scantling and iOice, SIOper 1000 feet.
For post oak post, fencing, $40 d"
g White oak, for wagons, s35
Rough edge, SO
" Red oak fencing, Ais "a
Flooring, !! ike or s inches wide, rough.
SO; for flooring, tongue and groOyed. dress
ed, SO; for ceiling or Misunderstanding
rough, dry. SIS; same tongue and grooved.
dry, so; Notwithstanding dressed. $50.
Persons wanting lots N the above classes
OF Lumber can make it 70 their advantage
to call and put in their bills, as they will be
promptly filled and time given, If the pu--
chaser desires, 10 settlers or citizens. Per
ons living across 3Odcau can make il TO
heir advantage TO make contracts for Ium-
Der delivered near Col. J. a. HAYNES hill
place, on Bodcau. Look to your interest
and come toONLEY & TURNER for a II
classes of lumber. Thanks for past pa
tronage- vInpfs
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Laws Of the Stateof Louisiana.
Published by Authority.
No. 9S.I AN ACT


No. 9S. AN ACT
Authorizing the police jury of the
parish of st. James to call an
election in a portion of said par
ish to determine whether a
town shall be incorporated with
in certain defined limits.
Section L. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tiveS of the State of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, That
the police jury of the parish of St.
James are hereby authorized and
empowered to call an election of
the qualified voters residing on
the left bank of the Mississippi
river, between the lower line of
the Uncle Sam plantation, recent
ly owned by the Widow Fagat,
and the upper line of the planta-
ton now owned by the Widow
Welham, in said parish, for the
purpose of obtaining an expires,
sion of opinion as to whether
said tract of land or settlement
should be incorporated or not, and
what name should be given the
same.
Sec. =. BE it further enacted,
etc, That said election shall be
conducted in such manner and at
such time and place not iDconsist
ent with existing laws as the police
jury may direct, aud this act shall
take effect from and after its pro.
mitigation.
(Signed) G. w. LOWELL,
Speaker House Representatives
(Signed) G. C. ANTOINE,
Lit. Gov. and Pres't of the Senate
Approved June 3, 1873.
(Signed) w. Z. KELLOGG,
Governor State of Louisiana
a true copy:
p. q. DESLONDE,
Secretary of State.
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NnTIEE

A required by an act of the Police
n Jury, will let 70 the lowest
bidder, at public auction before the
Court house door in Bellevue. be-
tween the hours for Shpriff's sales
on Monday the 18th. day of October,
next, the repairing of the bridge over
Red Chute on the Bellevue and At
klns landing road, and the building
of bridges over Black Bayou, on the
Bellevue and Shreveport upper road
and over Cypress at the site of the
Alden old bridge. Specifications
will be drawn and shown at the
Court house within Il short time.
The contractor for each work will
be required to finish same bv the
first day of January next, and to give
bond with security in sum OF five
hundred dollars, for faithful connie
ton of the work by that time. The
Police Jury will be in session ON that
day, and has reserved the right to
reject even the lowest bid.
n. y. DURDIN.
President Police jury.
Sept Is, 1878.
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STRAY SALE.

E'strayed before T. II. Hutton, ]. p, or
II 3lst day of May. 1873. bv X. I. Vinson
aud will he sold nj Bellevue. La. for cash
to the highest bidder, Oh Saturday the 2j,I
day of October, 1873, one Bay Horse. agcd
about nine years, branded with Mexican
brands.
Appraised at $25
The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges. &c.
J. A. THOMAS. Stray Master.
Bellevue La, July L.. 1873
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Stray Sales.
STRAY SALE

ENstrayed before the undersigned. author
II ity, on the 18th day OF June. 1879
by Henry Stone, and will he sold at Belle.
yue, La. for cash, to the highest bidder. on
Saturday, the 9th day of September. 1873
small BAY MARE Colt, about 3 wears old
with white spot in flank Came to his
premises about one mouth ago.
Appraised at so.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
J. A THOMAS. Stray Master.
Rellevnr. a. Innr II ia
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No. 99.l AN ACT

Granting to Benjamin Brazeale,
70 Ferdinand Luchini, Justin Con
di and Neville Buard, the right
to establish a steam ferry at
Grand Ecore, with exclusive priv
ileges.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives of the State of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, That
Benjamin Brazeale, Ferdinand
Luchini, Justin Condi and Neville
Buard be and they are hereby
authorized to establish a steam
ferry at the crossing over Red
river, in this State, from Grand
EcOre to the opposite bank OF
said river in the parish of Natchi-
toches, in this State; and that
said ferry rights shall continue for
the space OF twenty years TO said
parties, their heirs, assigns and
legal successors, to date from the
passage of this act; provided, that
said ferry company named above
comply with the terms Of this act;
provided further, that no other
ferry shall be established nearer
than two miles from said crossing
on the said river.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
etc., That the ferry boat at the
said crossing shall he kept in
readiness from six o'clock A. NJ. to
eight o'clock p. NJ. for the conven-
fence of passengers and transport
cattle, horses, wagons, carts, car
riages, freight and other property,
and said parties who compose said
steam ferry company shall be
held responsible i'll solido for all
damages occurring from their
neglect or careleSsness, or that of
their agents or employees, in cross
ing or conveying said passengers
or property.
Sec. ). Be it further enacted,
etc., That said ferry company
shall be entitledI to receive and
charge in payment for the trans
portatlon of passengers and prop
erty across said Red river at
Grand Ecore the following rates
of ferriage: For each fOotman,
five cents; each horse or mule. ten
cents; horse or mule and rider,
fifteen cents; beeves, each per
head, ten cents; carts or bugies
and one horse wagons, fifty cents;
carriages or carts with two horses
or mules or oxen, seventy cents,
and for each additional yoke of
oxen, twenty cents; hogs and
sheep. per head, five cents; provi
ded, that ministers of the gospel,
school teachers and school chill
dren going and returning from
school shall be passed free of
charge.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted,
etc, That the said parties authro-
lied as aforesaid by this act to
establish said steam ferry shall
have the same in good running
order, and be prepared and ready
to ferry paSsengees and property
at the expiration of three months
from the passage of this act, and
have safe and pasSable landing.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted,
ETC., That all laws and parts of
laws in conflict with this act be
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted,
ETC., That this act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
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STRAY SALE

ENstrayed before I. II. Hutton. J. p. OH
H 18th day of June, 1873, by A. o. Black.
man, and will be sold at Bellevue Lee, for
cash, To the highest bidder, on Saturday the
18th day of October, 1873, one sorrcl horse
about ID hands high, aged about wears,
white star in forehead, aud branded &C. ON
left shoulder
Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. &c.
IA. THOMAS. Stray Master.
Bellevue, La. July 10. IS13
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Bellevue.
DRINKING SALOON.

THE undersigned respectfully announces
Il 20 the public that he has opened 4
Hrst class Drinking saloon in Bellevue
where he will keep constantly on hand TN.
very best brands of Liquors, Wines, Cigars
Tobacco, Snuff, Pickles, &c, &c
He feels satisfied that he can give satisfac
ton to all who may be pleased TO call
" Terms cash.
NJ I. y. BRADEN.
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STRAY SALE.

L Nstrayed before the undersigned on the
II Eth day July, 1873. by Jack Whita
ker, and will he sold TO the highest bidder
for cash, at Bellevue, La, on SATURDAY., IN,
LIST day of November, 1873, a speckled GREY
Horse Pony, about II years old, with fistula
scars on top Of shoulders. and bIotcbed
brands on each shoulder. Appraised az $40.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
j. A THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevne. La. July 2f. lS13
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(Signed) G. w. LOWELL,
Speaker House Representatives.
(Signed) 9. G. ANTOINE,
1t. Gov and PreS't of the Senate.
Approved June 3, 1873.
(Signed) w. KELLOGG,
Governor State of Louisiana.
a true copy:
2. G. DESLONDE, Sec. of State.
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DIED.

On the 4th instant, in this place.
GREEN :. RASBERRY.
On the 10th inst, at the residence
OF J. l.. Biggsr of yellow fever, MOSES
WELL.
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We see that Proctor d CANDLES
extra olive soap is becoming very
popular i'll our city; its, quality We
know is superior, and being nicely
perfumed, we are not surprised that
customers prefer it, and that it has 4
arge sale.