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Baton Rouge Tri- Weekly Gazelle k Comet OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRANCH OF THE LOUISIANA STATE BANK. VOL. XLIX. BATON KOUGE, LA., TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1867. NO. 95. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. JAUKKO. »ÜQOA D. M. OAU.IUAM FÜÖUA & CALLIHAM, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE IN TIIR BRICK BUILDING, ob* door ba8t op the p08tofho», Baton Rouge, La. WILL practica In the Courts of the Parishes of Hast and Wont Baton Kouge, Iberville and Rant and Weit Feliciana. aped », SAMUEL P. GREVES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Florida Street, Uaton Rouge, La. WILL attend to all business entrusted to felm In East Baton Rouge and tbtia4jol.ill)gpar Iahen. «»ptllO B. E. OHANEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, may7 BATON R OUGE, LA. A. iTI. DVHH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, B oulevard S t., B ut . OiutaoH k T i»rd, Baton Rouge, La. WILL attend to all business entrusted to him In this and the adjoining parishes, and in the city of New Orleans. jul81 c. D. FAVROT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, —and— NOTARY PUBLIC, Baton Rouge, La. WILL pra.tlcoIn the Parlnhesof Kastand West Bat in Rous:# and Iberville. Prompt attention will be given to the collection of all claims, notée and acoounta. novii-t R.W. KNICKERBOCKER, Attorney at Law and Claim Agent, Ooa. T hibd and N th B uülbvaud H ts., (up itairt,) BATON KOÜGE, LA. WILL Practice In th. several Courts of the Fl( th Judicial District and in the Supreme Court of Louisiana. Particular attention paid to the settlement of ■ucoesstons. He has also made arrangements In New Or leans and Washington City for the successful pros cutlon and collection of Claims against the Gov ernment. de»B ALVAN E. READ, Attorney and Counselor at La*, OFFICE IN PIKE'S ROW, ONE DOOft CAST OF MAYOR'S OFPI0B, Uaton Kouge, La. PROMPT attention given to the collection of al claims. aug28-y CLAYTON B. EVATT, City Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Office with K. W. K nickerbocker, K mj., Corner of TlilrU and Boulevard Streets, (up stairs,) IiATON ROUGE, LA. WILL attend promptly to all professional busl ness entrusted to him. Jan- T 66']y x s. m. hart #. si. hhbrrt HART & HEBERT, BANKERS, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, BONUS, STOCKS, COIN, UNC'URRENT NOTES, ETC., O K F I V R ON TIQHD STREET, B btwkin M aim and L aurel, apr28-ly BATON ROUGE, LA. Dr. Tlios. J. Buffiugtou, RESIDENCE — LAFAYETTE STKEET, Ofllcc on Alortli Boulevard, OME DOOR EAST OF MAJ. A. M. DUHN'B LAW OFFIOB. HAVING returned to reside In town,offers his professional services to the citizens of this city and country. febl9-y Dr. A. II. Mears, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office at his residence on Africa Street, BATON KOUGE, LA. RESPECTFULLY offers his professional serv ices to the inhabitants .f this city and of the parishes of East and West Baton Kouge. jau8-y .DR. KRATZ," OFFICE ON LA UK EL, STKEET, CORNER OF FIFTU STREET, jun'24-tf BATON ROUGE, L.A. DR. J. W. DUPREE, Offle» at Ills residence on Laurel Street, rear of the m. k. cuuroh, OFFERS his professional services to the'clti sens of Baton Kouge and vicinity janü4 y DU. H. B. HARTMAN, OFFICE at. hla residence on St. Ferdinand street, between Africa and Government. To be found at all other times at his residence unless when professionally encaged. [jan24] DR, WILLIAM REYNAUD, Offers hit professional services to the publico! Baton Kouge and vicinity. OFFICE ON CHURCH STREET, The same heretofo re occupied by Dr. R. II. D ay apr3-8m JOSEPH TROSKALOWSKI, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, BATON ROUGE, LA. ORDERS left at Galette and Comet office will re ceive prompt attention. Junel BUSINESS CARDS. DR. 1). L. McKlTUICK, JDHMTAIi SURGEON, CONVENTION ST., NEAR CIIURCU, (Episcopal Parsonage,) BATON kouge, LA. Truth extracted without PAIN, by the electricforceps— a new way of applying electricity This is a perfectly Bafe remedy, producing no bad effects—the most delicate con stitutions are rallier benefited than Injured by it. Let the suffering people oome and give It a trial. The poor can have tb"ir teeth extracted free of charge, if they are not able to pay. f«bl6. Dentistry, Dentistry. DUS. ». L. ft D. STOCK ING hav ing permanently located In Baton Kouge, offer their profes slonal services to the citizens of this city. Office Corner of Cliurcli and Laurel Sts opposite the mkt1iom8t church Together with our many patrons throughout this State, we have the pleasure of referring to the loi loving gentlemen: Judge e. C oolkv, i J ud go F.H. K abbah,)- I 'ointo Coupoo A. I' bovobtk, j Col. J ohn 8. S oott, ( . Mr. J. B oott S mith, f Wont Folicmn». Air. J ohiiua B kal, 1 J. W. D upke , M. I)., ! h. B. iiaiitman, m.ü. i ,, . ,, Mr. J. C. B oukl, > Baton Kongo. Dr. K. II. D ay, I W. H. N. M agiiudkb . J apr2-y dy to at its, within th apr8 F. A. NEPHLER, Justice of the Pence, FIRST WARI), Office on Boulevard, foot of Thic4 Street. ITAVING resumed business, I am [I tend to all business and suitf earliest delays of the law. G. W. BUCKNER, Justice of the Peace and Notary Publie SECOND WARD, OFFICE ON LAUREL STREET, (Lately occupied by Fuqua ft KUbJUrne,) may26 BATON ROUGE, LA. kd. v. cheatham vtm. j. walter CHEATHAM & WALTER, Auctioneers, Collectors, Real Estate —and— GENERAL AGENTS, R o om s a t B ouel's O ld . S tand, , Baton Rouge, La PROMPT attention given to the sale of Real Estate and Merchandise apr2# G. F. Theo. Kingfield, rttOFKSöOR OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, BATON KOUGE, LA. OFFICE footof Main street, in F L Terpinitz's residence. For particu iars see circular or inquire at his office, marlö F. E. PRUYN, Carpenter, Gin Wright & Press Builder, BATON KOUGE, LA. J S PREPARED to undertake work in his line and proffers every assurance thai he will oxe cute any contract or Job work with dispatch and give satisfaction. Orders may be lett fi i mm at his work shop, two streets from St, Ferdinand street, near the Asylum (the Grandpré residence. jaulO JAMES McVAY, ARCHITECT & BUILDER, BATON KOUGE, LA. O» Orders left at tfoe Hardware Store, opposite the Bank Building, on Third street, will be promptly attended to. julyl-y F. FERRILLAT, Watchmaker aud Jeweller, çc from geneva and paris, «».■« WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY REPAIRED A T SHORT NOTICE, in the vkry best 8tylk. THE LATEST STYLES OF JEWELRY, ALWAYS on hand. Lafayette Street, Baton Uouge,Ln. BATON ROUGE MARBLE WORKS. J. SMOLLEN & Co., manufacturers of Tombs, Jfl o nu m e nts, HEAD-STONES, MANTELS, ETC., Main Street, apr26-Iy BATON ROUGE, LA. edward riedel. oeorqe plktzer RIEDEL & PLETZER, HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, Glaziers and Paper Hangers, MAIN STREET, ( U nder O dd F ellows ' H all), Baton Rouge,- La. HAVING REMOVED OUR SHOP from Third to Main street, between Lafayette and Third—we beg leave to announce to our friends and the public generally, that we are better nre pared than ever to undertake any jobs in our line of business, with a full stock of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, (all sizes). All orders will be promptly attended to. All orders sent through the Post Office, will m.et Immediate attention. mayl8-y BUSINESS CARDS. JACOB I'lI'ER, GABINET-MAKEB, REPAIRER & UNDERTAKER, Main St., I ' I jmt t fc llriHlforri 'm old Htaiiil, BATON ROUGE\ LA. T j MJRNITURK manufactured and repaired to 17 order at. short notice. MetalHc Cases, Wal nut Coffins, Trimmings, Ac., on hand. boj 3 c, F. RABENHORST, Cabinet - Maker, Upholsterer —and — U N I> E R T A K E R, Corner of Church and Laurel Hirtels, (Formerly A. Baumstark'* stand,) BATON ROUGH, LA. M ktai.lic and W ooden C offins constantly on hand, aud furnished to order at the shortest notice. jnno83-y I'retl. Flinke, CABIN E T - M A K E It, REPAIRER & UNDERTAKER, I .hiayett<? St it «'t, I m I . .Main anil Laurel, UATON ROUGE, LA. w METALLIC COFFINS kept constantly an hand. - uneï7 LEVI KELLUM II Ol SE AND SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, WHITE WASHER & WALL COLORER, Cor. Lnfuyeilo and Main Mw., BATON KOUQK, LA. WOULD resjfcwtfully inform the public, that he is now prepared to execute, at the shortest notice, all work that may be entrusted to him in his line, at the lowest, c »sh prices. Iiis long acquaintance in this community ren ders it unnecessary to refer, except to his previous engagements. apr26-ly j. william«. eugene krem eh WILLIAMS & KREMER, WORKERS IN Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, and dealers in PARLOR, OFFICE AND COOKING STAVES LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS. M. J. WILLIAMS takes occasion to inform the public that he has associated himself with Mr. KUilföNK KRKMKK, nn accomplished workman, and that he is now better prepared than ever to undertake and execute work entrusted to him. Citizens, Planters and others, needing work in their line, will please send in their orders and they will be promptly attended to. Work guaranteed. A large assortment of TINWARE constantly kept on hand, 8TOVK PANS and all other appur enances for otoves of all Bizes. Shop on Third Street, opposite Joshua Real's Variety Store. decll CHARLES RUSTON Wheelwright, Blacksmithing • HORSE-SHOEING,^ jj At hi8 old stand, near the Catholic Cemetery, SWELL SUPPLIED with materials and com petent workmen to execute all work in his line in a superior manner and with dispatch. respectfully solicits a trial of his skill and workmanship from all in need of such services feblö-y EXCELSIOR 1 . fiat's Etoots and Shoes, BOYS' BOOTS & SHOES, 0 F ALL SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS of pattern anu home-marie and liiast m manufacture. 1 have the largest and finest stock of' the above that ever w .s in Baton Rouge, and to crown all, 1 will sell at prices to nuit the million. Come one, come all—walk up to the old City Shoe Store and be sjiod in fashionable style. L. KUNDERT, decG No. 25 Lafayette sCreet. A. BLUM. 3RY GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, HOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, —And PLANTATION SUPPLIES, Corner Africa and St. Napoleon Sts HAVING jupt returned from New Orleans with full and fresh assortment of the above Goods, I li now better prepared than ever to meet, the int« of niv cust-omets, an I the public generally, at reduced prices, so lew as to defy competition. Come one, come all. And give A. B lum a call. d< c20 M. GRANARY, dealer in Western Produce, Family Groceries -anü PLANTATION SUPPLIES GENERALLY. BEOS LEAVE to INFORM his FRIENDS and the public at large, that he will keep on hand fresh and full supplies of all articles in the provision line, which Ixe will sell on terms to suit the cash basis of trade. A liberal share of pat ronage is respectfully solicited, at his stand on Third street. julyl GROCERS, ETC. WM. U. RANDOLPH. J. WM. It AT KM. RANDOLPH it BATES, Wholesale and Ifetuli —DFGALKKfl IN— WESTERN AND DOMESTIC PRODUCE, WINES AND LIQUORS, I* Ij A N T A T ION S U I» 1* L I ES, FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC. OUKC1IASRHH will do well to give'us a call JL before laying: in their supplies. Call at the n MAIN ATKKKT ths Ttinnard Building. - in the Kant end of oct 10 F. VA8QUEZ. 0. QUINTERO. Vasques *$• Qnlntero, PRODUCE BROKERS, and dkalkrs in HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIO/IRS, SMOKING 8c CHEWING TOBACCO, Meei'Huhtuun und util er Pipe«, SNUFK, CKJAIi CASKS, STATIONERY, CUTLERY, ETC., Corner ol" Third «nil Florida Street«, Jan» BATON ItOUGB, LA. 3EI. "v. OBABXIsr, AGENT, (SUCCKSSOIl TO I j . JADOT &CO.,) —dkai.kk in — HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERYWARE, TINWARE, W I L L 0 W - W A H K , Groceries and Plantation Supplies, 11AY, CORN AND OATS, Itran, I'ork, A « ., TRIANGULÄR BUILDING, 8. K. OF ÏIIE JAIL, Cor. St. FerilliiuiKl & Africa SM., ROptU BATON KOUGE, LA. JOSHUA BML, Corner Tlilrd mill Convention Streets BATON ROUGE, LA. oeseral dealer in WESTERN PRODUCE, FAMILY 4 PLANTATION SUPPLIES, School I3ook:s, STATIONERY, FANCY COODS —ani)— NOTIONS («KVERALLV. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. S2tr~ Terms Caati. julyl ANDREW JACKSON, THIRD STREET, Near the Corner of Laurel, BATON ROUGE, LA. (ienerni Denier In WESTERN PRODUCE l ' Imitation A. (' aniilySiiiiplicti . DEALERS SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS Highest Prices Paid for Cotton. eeplb K. MENDELSOHN, —Dealer in— Groceries, Provisions, Wines, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS —And— FAMILY & PLANTATION 3UFPLIES Cor. Lnfnyettc «Si Klorltln Sts., jyl BATON ROUGE, LA. NICHOLAS WAX. DEALER IN FAMILY GROCERIES And PLANTATION SUPPLIES, wes t of c'0 urt ho use sq ua r f. leotj B aton R odoe, L a. BATON UOUtlE FRUIT ^ND FAMILY GROCERY STORE THOMAS BASILISCO laurel street, near corner third, ^ dealer in WEST INDU k NATIVE FRUITS, wines, l.quors, candies, Vegetables & Family Groceries, THE freshest Fruits, snch as Oranges, Bananas, Pine Apples, Pears, Lern jj ons, Quinces, Ac , regularly receive'! in their proper season, and sold at the low est possible prices. sept'27 HOTELS, BAR-ROOMS, ETC. Magnolia Saloon, M. METTLER, PROPRIETOR. «3 LAPAYKTTB2 8TRKKT, BATON KOUGE, LA. HAYINQ KITTED UP THIS NEW SALOON expiessly for the accommodation of my friends and the public, is now ready with an assortment of WIISriBS A3ST33 HiXQ^XJ OBS unsurpassed in the State. My LAO ER Is from the best breweries of the West, of which a full supply will always be kept on hand. tW An excellent COLLATION served up dally at half-past 10 o'cloi k t at which will be found all the delicacies of the season. A "toothsome snack" can lie had ai all hours. oct3 ' Our House," fr* OTTO having become by purchase, sole • proprietor of the well known "OUR HOUSE," saloon in Hatqp Rouge, respectfully gives notice to his friends that he In to be found on hand tuere with all th«e choicest beverages aud ready to accomodate In a mariner worthy of a continu a nee of that liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on the establishment Jut ,27 WASHINGTON HOTEL, John Gass, Proprietor, OPPOHITK ACADEMY HAI.L, St. Louisstreet BATON ROl UE,LA. The best of Wines, Liquors and Olgars kept at the Bar. july22-tf GEORGE M. STEPHANS, CONFECTIONER, MUS8KLMANS' OLD STAND, Till IS I) S I KI I T. KKSPBCWULLY INFORMS THK public that he has opened e -tnbllshment a? the above stand, f jr the sale of ail the choicest varieties of articbs belonging to the Confectionery bu«i ne«s. He will keep on hand, (iurLng the season, FRESH OUSTERS, and such other^efreshinonts as it may be in hi« line to supply his pMtronB. Iiis arrangements to accommodate either ladies or gentlemen, cannot be surpassed. An lip-stairs Saloon for Ladies h is been litted up in a neat style, to which no gentlemen, unies* accompanied by ladies, will be permitted to have access. Pledging himself to do all in his power lo afford satisfaction to every one f vor inj him with a call, he respectfully solicts a liberal »hure of patronage nov!4 4in BAU M STARK'S GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE, Main Street,Corner St. Hypollte, BATON KOUGE, LA* HAVING permanently located at the above stand and opened a FAMILY bltOOKKY aud VARIETY STOKE, our old friends and cus tomers are respectfully solicited to jçive us a call. No pains will be spared to accommodate those who will favor me with a shareof t leir patronage sep 17-y AUGUST STRENZKE, —Dealer in Dry Goods, Gentlemen's Clothing, PLANTATION GOODS, Boots, SI ioch nnil Hat*, Corner of St. Ferdinand and Africa Streets, (Southeast of Courlhouati Square), decS-ly BATON ROUOH.LA. .HOLL AGENCY — for— EAST & WEST BATON ROUGE. — for— G ROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES, Needle «, Silk , Cotton , Ac ., CORNER OF CHURCH AND FLORIDA STS., fehl » F. W. HEROMAN, Agent . .if the JYews Mfepot, at the I 3 O S T OFFICE —mat bk iiad— The latest Weekly Newspapers, PEU IODIC ALS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES, NOVELS SCHOOL BOOKS,STATIONERY, septS «£ ö ., tfie, <£o. THE HICKS ENGINE. Baton Rouge Agency. JA M ks .McVAY having been appointed Agon for the sale of the celebrated HICKS STEAM ENGINE, manufactured at Newcastle, Del., respectfully informs the public that he is prepared to fill all orders for the same This Engine commends it self above all others for its superior merits, its simplicity, compactness, lightness, durability, accuracy, econJIny in ope.atiofl and cheapness of cost. Call and examine descriptive Cards and circulars, for information as to merits, scale - f izes, prices, Ac. janlO RICE, RICE, RICE. (1 ROGERS can always procure choice Rice, in any desirnd quantity and at prices that will comparu favorably with those of r*ew Orleans, by calling at the store of cct29 JOSHUA BEAL When in Need of a Good Lead Pencil, ASK YOUR MERCHANT for "H eroman's ,"and take no other. For sale to Merchants at New York prices at HEROMAN'S, auglo Corner Chu'eh and Florida 8ti. 1 GROCERIES, ETC. Call at N. Wax's 3STEW STORE, FOR THE FOLLOWING AHTICLKfi; A A BAURELH Choloe Pencil Blow Potato«*, TLV/ 40 barr«la Pink Eye l'otatoea for planting 2U barrelH Choir« Flour, 20 «ack« Choice Floor, 4 barrel» Pickle*, 'I barrel» Sauerkraut, 3 barrel« Choice No. 1 Mackerel, 10 barrelR Aaaortcd Liquors, 6 halt barrel* Pip;*' Koet, 3 hair barrel* Pickled Tongues, 3 half barrel* (joldun fyrup, 2 hair barrel* Bpare Rib», 111 box»* Kalslua, 25 boxt« Soap, 20 boxe* A**orted Cracker* 2 box«« Candles, 20 boxes Candles, 6 boxes Vermicelli, 4 boxes Macaroni, 4 I wxhh Codli»h, 100(1 Clear Side*, 600 Smoked Shoulders, 6 ke«s Fre»h Westum Putter, & lie«* FreRh tjosben Butter, !' lin«* Fresti Holland Herrings, 8 tierces Lard, & kegh Lard. Al*o, a lull assortment of Wine*, Liquors, bacco, Cigars, Crockery. Tin and Willow Ware, Just recuired at N. WAX'S NEW STORE, dec25 Opposite the Court House. GO TO ANDREW JA€KS0N'8 IF YOU WISH TO FUROUASE— GERMAN SOAP, CANDY, CANDLES, STARCH, sugar, pickles, RICE, SARDINES, TOBACCO, MUSTARD, COFFEE, MA TCI f ES, DRIED APPLES, CAN FRUITS, Will IE hEANS, SODA, tea, black k gre»n, pepper, vermicelli, lye, macaroni, wines , <tc. junel5 poll SA LK AT A. JACKSON'S. 7ö barrels FLOOR—Plant's Extra and others, lu bar.-els PORK—Heavy Moss, fresh. 10 sacks 8A LT— -Coarse and Fine. .0 sacks OOFFE.-.—The far famed Rio. 2f> sacks OATS—B'ack aud White. 2ft sacks CORN—White and Yellow. 2& sacks BRAN—None better. 60 sacks FLOUR—For family u«age. 20 boxes CAN ULKS— Light and heavy weight. 20 boxes SOAP—Keller's highly reputed. 10 b xe<* STA ROH— Fox's make. 16 kegs NAILS—Assorted sizes. 10 kegs LARD—Leaf. Aud almost everything in the Orocery line twttt Planters, Dealers and FamilieB can call for. oct'26 s UNDRIE8, SUNDRIES. ö bags choice Rio Coffee, ; * 3 barrels Louisiana Sugar, 2 barrels choice Molanses, 2 barrels Cider Vinegar, 2 barrels Soda Crackers, 2 kegs Bi Carb. Soda, 3 boxes Bi-Carb. Soda, 8 boxen Wine, 2 bankets Sweet Oil, 40 pounds assorted Smoking Tobacco, 5 boxes Foxes' Starch, 2 chests Rlack and Green Tea, 1 barrel Table Salt, Pepper, Spice snd Nutmegs. The above enumerated articles—good and at reasonable rates, for sale by oct 17 RANDOLPH A BATES pOWDER , SHOT AND CAPS. 1 ke K FF K « Powder, kegs FFF 0 Powder, 4« 1 .. aisorted Shot, 10,000 Kley Bros, water-proof Caps, 1U,U0() .. .. Oolt'n pistol .. 0,000 II F/ superior article, 20,000 (i I) Caps, 16,000 French O D Caps Tim attention of sportsmen Is called to tbl« card—we are certain of sale if you will honor us with a cail. octü2 RANDOLPH * BATK8 TOBACCO, TOBACCO. JUST HTORKD, the following brands, vlî: 10 boxe« Commonwealth— »hole» Virginia. 10 boxes Flora Temple—can't be beat 25 boxes Grape Juice—very Sweet. 20 boxt s Sweet SixteeD—so complete. All for sale at the one price store of ug)3 AnDREW JACKSON'8 TOBACCO, TOBACCO. 2 BOX EH Virginia Tobacco, •I caddies Nectarine, 5 caddies NaLural Leif, 2 boxes Mac and Mac, Which deaiens can make a good profit. octl7 RANDOLPH k BATES FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR. 1 i\ BBLS PLANT'S EXTRA— New Wheat 1U 10 barrels Henrietta do do. 10 barrels Superfine do, Just received and for sale cbeup for cash, at octl7 RANDOLPH A BATES' CORN, OATS AND BRAN. OHO HAas White Corn, £\}\j 60 bags ?t Louis Oats, 30 bags 8t Louis Bran. For sa le by [ «eptil] _ JOSHUA BEAL A PPLES, POTATOES tc ONIONS. BARRELS APPLES; 10 barrels POTATOES ; 5 barrels ONIONS. F' r sale cheap ior cash, by nov7 RANDOLPH A BATES SOAP AND CANDLES. I A BOXES assorted weight Oandlea, JL v" 10 boxes German Soap. Just arrived and for sale by octl7 RANDOLPH k BATES COW FEED. A GOOD FEED FOR YOUR COW8, Is the Corn and Cob Feed, as produced at the store of novlß JOSHUA BEAL HAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN. WHEN you require supplies of Hay, Corn, Oits and llran, and at current value, give (nov!2) _ JOSHUA BEAL CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER. I FAMILIES can obtain a very choice Goshen Butter, at retail, from the store of novl2 JOSHUA BEAL FLOUR. 1 Af| BARRELS and 40 half barrels Choice I OO an l Medium grades of fresh ground Flour, row In store and for sale by nov12 JOSHUA BEAL SELF-RAISING FLOUR. I HAVE, at retail, a very choice Self-Raising Flour. Price moderate. Give me a call. novl2 JOSHUA_BEAL_ SHIRT3, Undershirts and Drawers made to order at (septo) J. KUIIN'S