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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08
NEW STORE! NEW STORE !
MUSIC AND VARIETY, !
No. IO3 Main street, above Monroe,
noar STEMS Clothing House.
e. A. EBE

LILO G
TEACHER OF MUSIC, AND Or
i GANIST, extensively known in this city
and vicinity, begs leave to announce that
To.Morrow, Tuesday, the 9th inst,
he will open his new Music and Variety Stores,
where he will keep OH hand an assortment OF
Pianos (among them Steinway's, Hazleton's, OF
New York. Melodeons, Sheet Music, including
the best Instruction Books and latest Sheet Pub.
locations, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, AccordeoRs
and Banios of the best Foreign and American
make, German and Italian Strings, &C., &c.
Also Stationery, Photographic goods and no.
lions. He will promptly attend to any orders
fer Music left at the Store:
He will, as heretofore, give Instruction on the
Piano, Melodeon, Organ, and in thorough base,
either at scholars houses or at his Music Room
| QO3 Main street,, where a fine Piano is furnish
ed for practice.
Choirs, Glee Clubs and Vocal Glasses attended
to. .
Arrangements are also being made for renting
out Pianos.
Keeping only the best of goods on haud-hay,,
ing adopted the motto of Quick sales and small
profits b-being always close up to times ne re
spectfully bespeaks the patronage Of the public
ie5.6m Z. "A. WEBER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08
U. s. 100 LOAN
TIL I 8,
$230,O0O,000

DY authority of the Secretary OF tho Treas
d ury, the undersigned, the General subscrip,
ton Agent for the sale Of United States securi'
ties, offers to the public the third series OF Treas
ury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths per
cent. interest per annum; known as the
1.90I.oAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-08
Trust Sale.
NV VURTTE OF DEED OF

DH NIhIlE VI N he VI
10 Trust, dated the 3Oth day OF July, 1883, and
now of record in Deed Book No. 8, page 25i,
in the office OF the Recorder for Ohio county,
West Virginia. made by John Ferell to John
r. McColloch; also by virtue OF an order OF
the Circuit Court of Ohio county, made on the
9th October, 1868, appointing the undersigned
Trustee in said deed in the place OF John Nc
CoIloch, then deceased, and who had been on
the ed July, 1861, appointed Trustee in said deed
in place Of J. II. McColloch. deceased, l Will, on
the 24th day of June, 1865, at the 'front.' door oil
the Court House of Ohio county aforesaid, nj
ten o'clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell that tract OF
land lying on Peters Run, in Ohio county afore'
said, containing sixty one ROOD. ana eleven
and one half poles, II being the same piece OF
land which was set apart to said John Ferrell by
Joseph Ferrell by deed of partition, dated Mar.h
10 1851, and now of record in the office OF tho
Recorder for Ohio county aforesaid in Dee
Book No. 81, folio 1914, TO which last mentioned
deed, for n more particular description, refer
ence is here made. Terms of sale, cash.
J. NJ. BICKEL, Trustee.
May -, 1906. dts
, 1865-03-22
33ublic Sale.

tDUBLIC SJALE-Whereas, o.
+ the e;ta day ot .Juae. a. n l-s9 the American
c.ntr. lal1way. Of llttneis. e1cc.l:d .c4no .eoxes
E1.te a eeif e * = ,:u.tsc ce-, liz uus DEE oi
r 7o!;raee ne da,t thr d,Y yts. aforesaid,
1ai!E,s VI sne es'a Ams1ic4n ,cat1a; Eau za5. COZ
ns u
1cnement.. acquire, snd snp1opsl
= S sa sae !: aa
hnt a1rrorEiatrd f.r desot.. .nEtne-hoc. .. e.t.
s "a
md ali o. I'll ao1 slnyula1. IL Tanc1ises. tfnts raI
should thereafter oun.d possessed -clu1fcd; AND
e;o Fs's ill., ;a,ns sp Ia * oa,
c,,e1,ons ,ap.Tt,rcetes n1t.; p,1y7~s.5 'rsn- n
"a =
ted ~hrcso.Ter hnd wa1toescE ot ,.l1 'al'wty. and
,sa .nt IT, toie's az.
freight csIs end 81 ctts5 c-': tair.ags too:h u :.
Th,eL fouls taszeet5tr Ds oEtc! ~ sasa w;
csc1ai!ns Il ssd 1a.:wa :. Tos l. to:.taer VIII TIE
q O. af
cr!y.d Their !ttlom by hsia r..:~ =; !: ~, ~:
successor successor. ard hs or tuetr s.i!tn. IN
1s 4st EoS. q 2 etr =.
%i I'D ID tsr T.o a ~ g.
CONG az benas d eaH I.LSa = d+:cf.:<a in M
i'll. d'td saa p.ssb.s 10 Nm . .e !, Or e.rei,
II tue Bank 81 SCr'h An-r1.a. n ~ city Of Ne.
N s ii ~ s <! 1Sas /; ~ Of ,iis5 @
=: ,e 5.tc Of ti'Ls RI cen:1a = anan payaoea at
aet.S ~. :l.rh ~ :;eauassf.e = IS:
Eecrv. teIies IT. n OLE TO Asee lhou.sud snd clshsy.
Ana sci ~ tac .sis dcc1 pos,dc. tass the same =
E !s;pea tna q, in Az Al
,r5 10 ray tne ,o' estt =" ~ s,ia a'nos ~ o.
ts,S 1t 81 s ts
t,est Ct the heicsr oi II, 10 au1ouLt Of sIt
= he ~ dem rrcrrs no ixt d.5s,
:: d st1+i public n9ce oelne mare oy veftssem-nt
,.S.d u & ., tte cue. of Yo!E ce.sog snd
70 il s = aqs% s 1o6 &c e,y g;
s1q u'a ta,t aua 4 enuty red o9
1no Eaer.as i i ~ ptos it e.la DE. tha 10
sid trustee uS The hooc,s IT majority II saoant
>aa ri ~ ihs o. 11nSa IT. r IA hi
And hettat the sale Isaac seym .ur hAs d-pa1tea
chs it, the said rei'~.y na. falst to appo'nt
sna ~; ss,a ,.Ts2 90 ts;ue 2sa PIT n
a i: !; i i i. Z I: i 3 s { !; :; &; !; = =
inc 70 9TH rs. OF eclt ponds IL s,d ae:e drtcIoe.
sna %: r. 1s IL esa II a
W. Thonphon. r.d Jona $ m ,n,s \: sni si- M .atd
an L. II Ss e & s:aa.s
Ee5 trustee 4 ssn de-a .nh successor OF tbs said
lH .nn Whcreas aso. he sti3 rarxa7 has ta3ea 10,
1ayt "a a H. "a na
A:ureealr. Ed the st'u interest eng st dae ana
q 'G s IT ,hs 81 ~ er.neps
"a: int r,st, Of sid nsenu boad. use42e aus
Hpa ~. ~ sd hoisr,s u last MN
ecnso eo1ot hHse IN wl;rlnc under T. T. osss
, 1865-03-22
MANUFACTURERS NATION.
lX1- Al BANK OF CE1CAtin:
NN- II{EASUi.Y DEFAHTAaN KIT

CFTICK OF FC6EFfNslLEE!.F7 r t:!HEkECT,{
WAtmSaTcK. January 18th, tss.
Thereka, BY eAtstact1Ey ev1dcEGt r:rsenud TO TIT
1ncert,ened. It hrs been msee to stGtI :h1t n
Eit1 OF EhlcaEo Il Tic CocbtS Of Coos Ind eta:: OF
ilnols bav been d1y er::1i:e. un1s: ~ra secnf:int
An Actte Eat,ons3 cpsre2;y' fe6ErGis 1 q
~ ctrrntsticn and redemption therccl," 4parovea
sne I'D 4. eenis1 T'sn :. ~ r. S.2, nsg:
M.nrirF The In s1peAs Of Ranking arr xa1e act;
heIeitre Hnsa MS2a5sa iSs Gs%ptass1I as1
pfeFss Hrtian ii Banf 81 Chtcsxo."4 IN the City Chi
eAKo, In The <,unty Of Cork. and Stats Ct in:t
tef the nnt AfdTesA46.
,et r. -. Shee9 1; e e'ao aao 'e9
{sh~r14nsn4 txAL} HUGH AoCuL1GH H.
len EtlA-kpas ConptEpller o4 the Cu1tens5.
, 1865-03-22

gate number of s 500 OF our prisoners placed
In that p1iscn during the month Of last O:to-
beE;sanly 800 survived to be exchanged
when the roll VAS called and the order given
By the ,cbcl authorities. sbou' month since.
for thtm to be t'anspo' ted to Varsna- This u
a hct> and terr Bile fact, aud when placed
side by side with the records AID data Kept
at Point Lookout, Nd, and other Of ous de-
pots fir rebel prisonc.s =, the comparison BE-
tween the ,reatmtnt, received by the prison
ers ret4:ned by the two parties In the war
betomcs ot fnee apparent.
In fact, It has been frequently subject
much given to comment, that such Is the
treatment that rebel pFitoners receive while
in ,he North, that every steamer load of them
that is sent to Varina to be exchanged arc
Just ready and almost equipped to take the
ii Id While these Of our men, Oh the other
band, who leave Richmond, are 30 starved
srd cmnciated or suffering from diseases con-
II: cted during Imprisonment, as TO be proper
subjects fUr the hospital, and must undergo
1f4trlct medical course Of Treatment b.fore
they Gun be even IT stored to health, let alone
to shoulderiDg the musket and entering the
AMY,
, 1865-03-22
The Union Sentiment In Charleston.

The Union Sentiment In char1esten.
The pressure upon our columns in the pres
ent size OF the paper has prevented US from
noticing more fa1ly in detail the many ati-
flying improvements already made or In pro-
gress, al0ng with the very general resump-
lion Of business.
The office of the Provost Marshal on Meet
ing street, for administering the oath. con:
t1nues daily besieged By hundreds Of citizens,
anxious to renew their allegiance. Many are
obliged to 60 away, unable to gain admit
tancc. The majority Of thoae already
registered, We are happy to say, in
cl1des most of the older merchants,
professional men, and mechanics gen
etslly. A public meeting for the express
sion Of the loyal sentiment Of lhe community
has been very generally discussed, and proba-
bly, will Ec held in d lew days. We have no
doubt there still remains some with the old
leaycn about them, who will endeayor to
frown down such movement, but thelr days
are numbered. The times are changed, and
with that change the affections Of the people
for. the old flag, with al its grand aud gl0rl-
Gus associations, nnd memories Of olden times,
4have revived and returned with redoubled
ardor.-Charleston Courier; Mareh7.
E The peach crop in Egypt, Illinois, is
said to be 1lattering. The st. Joseph Union
fMissourlg says, in that section the prospects
Of good crop Of fruit is very flatterlng.
, 1865-03-22

trtinE tc the Cincinnati Cnk.sr1Ah ADVOCATE eays.
.'tatent Acdietncs are like doctors. BoHe good,
<ene Eooc for E1tanx. hut al having uet i1end1 tt
srecount nd tsr aod zach receiving snAs+ Of pub 1t
k'vpr. For Instance. III: Con$t tut1cp Eater ret-
Ec.e for fcIne Ct the d,.As.e loI Etcn It recon-
suend-d- layr converted with e-yetal Intelligent
GrpEE1Btk, some ut WHOM are phyhlCl%nl, Who bpct1
II high pya:kc Of II lot The cure OF dl"bts.9 ane
~itho1t the knoaled=t CT acquaintance e The pro.
&t2i ci*esse, Try IT, hhs IenarScbIe Slttnc1 E1te.
Gu, doubt ReY. ". s. LGE1, FostcTs2, O."
tir1b
, 1865-03-22
nev IAcefiux-AH hat IL 1t =

PROFESSOR ECST16 LARtAk:', {pupu Of RI.
FBAEi the Lcndtn AtroIo.es.} ali wr1tc Out, scIHH
r.YlcALIr anu coRxHoFLf. tue FrlCkE EARTHLY
rEs11AY Of xhy Nan Wen-n " llu. NJ Ca1dA Of
Ia, 1une-7e; Inc TEickety resorteN to. Thrse Lie
Charts print out rArttc7'arly The Fc1IxK in regard
to Hca.t1 Money. IakcnrA. Love and xaErexs,
1n: Ch.:te. Is; 'tcn yc.rs. g.; nve qu~ettcus. Il
E-ttrctlon guaranteed. tend ,,as Of mon snt ye1I
=! hlrth whether single mnrr1et, amt rex. AadfaH
ICsTls L.Ri.AtiD, Camden. New .fe1acy.
, 1865-03-22

:, Dr.. Wsdsworths DIET UP II q tuse cure for the
ltove complaint after all oeaer remedies have failed
SO ssr thautanat oi those patients who have tzsd IT,
Do not hesita.e but prleafe the medicine 1t once,
<t Will not disaPpoint you.
q. Il. BCRa1So1ox, Proprietor, Providence, r. l.
Also, ior sale bJ r. 4 II. II. HOOKER, 70, IS We.t
Randolph etrtct, ChicNYQ. mhi7n6Ba st1s
, 1865-03-22
NATIONAL

TEEA9CEY DKFAETXES1t ]
OFxICE or THK EONFTkoLlER Qf THE CUEkEy1I4f
' WARRINGTON, D. c., jan. 18th, 1861.
Whereas, By Rltlstactory eEtdence presented t9 tie
unoers1fnHd II hes made to 41peRI ta&t ID Com
c.ca hA1tonA Bank ofCnc1Ep, II the Ci:5 Of Cnits-
g. u The tonnt5 Of Cook Ind state ot 1no been
arl5 crkaulzed under and according to the require
esnh o. the set Of Congress, entitled An set 70 pro.
sn,t.a S,ai SNauo9H Currency, secured by peake q
.on n sna rec thereof approved June 50 1861,
- 49, G9mpntd with Ill the proyAionS oi 4sd ACT
ogstnesi Sns iSsr,H1::a o. n.a:aTe gnds1 t.id act.
he Cur1rerS e ASgh McCalloch Comptroller OF
~ r. ~ Gnt RsnS - g chc CHI Of Gncsso,
:hoti5ed to commences The business oi Bafinx undeF
}EEAI{ real OF otnce this thirteenth day Of AnrsrS
.>%~~-' 1soa' GRACCUlI.uCH
C1mptrollt1 Of the (xuyrrnev
, 1865-03-22

Oil Lands! Oil Lands! F.!

In the counties Of Cumberland, Monroe 9retn. Met
c,te Logan I'D G.nyson all sci e. On river, creeks
and thcr rtputArca On them uSmerons o!! spsnEs
a,d other Of the bert ey1dences Of good OIL lands
In Barren county, adjoining, arr tbs lands OF tbs
Boyd Greek, Gcfmsnia. New York sad Daston md
Barron r1ver Gil compAnlea-
uayo also lands tor sslc In Meade cnunty near Z
producing oil vel. and where some tweny-n ne others
art now being putdcwn. Will also sell The yalaaoe
bus1ncst property In Rock Haven, belnk tho xhi2pnx
point for the Meade county oil region together wi:h
its good oil prospects. there being two I'LL oil
springs near the river. $50
1have several chazteIs tot oil companies Of the most
liberal Character.
Twas snonx tho nrst in Kentucky to giro attention
10 Its oil interests. seeetions Of OF, ands com
prise many Of the best In the state- Apply to
s. GRAHAM. 1t Jno. H. Thomas Coz
No. s1 nc1thEde alatn st. bet Fifth and Sixth,
Louisville. Kentucky.
II Cut this OFT for fctrrence. maaAn1h6t
, 1865-03-22

Gor neeni:s! Ply Ut c&l lo1e euls2d II n:t pce
If eca:l Cia7i-st+ corner Of Honsoes Chicago.
EN- t!cck ncm tue Po<to.s Ct. on gil h-onic Dit
t-Jsd sexca. which Le tr+ts riE anl~Iasec1 ttcceb
Tut The Dcctcr With tle ssr:c:est rrlracy, 0-1rt
lokrs tro1. T. n. - $ RI. sandn - r t. Il .. 4
EAdsc*= f.@tc.hcc ecJ E.- 1Ec!os1 swo stsc:! eat
Frt its 31:ee 1. Fea}th. "E$sti94-1I u
, 1865-03-22
Wool CARDING MACHINES

We arc pTers'1 dto n:l order1 It short notice Tor
Wool Catd'nc Nhchin-A tpre,tar renstrnctfon
Wi. :u.t y u In,ch vosk I'd ~ veil ~ NV II
ax ls,, S1', NJ y. Fl, ;s,i ~ q, sinte snd
sycnnvI 'lmnscstd Patent Smut ma SHnRfz
Acen;s 'or .sa,4rr Smith ca = s-per1o, u.,,,..
,n1 tres NAsillk TIN F0lf DRY Ree,ns n:ne Eoe
htchue SIcp, c.rncr s. cond mud rsao stfrct Haa
! Oult. Mo. uOHAAA!4+ HARRIS t,D"
..,t1i. .nf1S
, 1865-03-22
39ropoSa(s.
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT
~ QUAKTEEMASTER,
FoRT LEAVKyWonrH, Kansas,

0FFICE OF THE DEPOT
FoH3 LEAvEswonrH, Kansas.
HS 1H4 i II; o
Esies e. ssf5a T. ssp M
f'TE tl,e ,sar ls55: % IL; ,lloTtng routes: +.
and @ IL ny e
as vss 81 81
s;s
snd
t. @ as;as7:'
sSs $sSs So From fc,ts aas E.,sy:
Il
to FIT unon: Il. other dspes -: my % d.
s5y etse! eirSnts . = ths Saa
ts " hf 10 asS q e. It
ron sisy to :sPte@bef ineesys, q .6s ~. 1sSs:
q" ns s
B!ddsis ,hsad siye their naEs. IN tan, ., we'll a.
dosis. ssno By tHo e q NOT o. e p1son..
guaranteeing that ln case contract is awarded Tor
ae psst3 T hi a.
int$ andS snd s1tus!sat .een51sy iarassaed By
Jhe amoant Q. bonds required Rl1l be as io,loE.;
nrSnte On ronte kS ko. @S
Ss
b SS 9
may wiil oe tnt=ft .1aed nnless shep I'll
" comply With Al the requirements OF this aavetsI.e
ssse. as
bends for The tstth1ul performance OF the sHrne.
nc ~ e Hs: Ss g q
tor 1rct ny Ct ail I'D. that may BE- offered.
snd &c; vii ee t. hsve ~ ~ paes &
.eenGits Or n the vle.aity ot FeE1: le.vsGEotta
st which thes may be communicated with promptly
AiS Ss 'tSdi''t cider ct the QuArtermaster General;
Eh:oo:ts. Colonel aaa Q:X: g $: !:
OFFICE COMMISSARY OF
~ SUBS sTESCE. aoon. II. Garrett B!oes
ss.ss ,.s.S ;sy:a s
s 3; .;ss$
s. PsRH:aia
B@fto Be- del!yeFea u aaeh slmes sn1 places tho
sR oa % s;
81 hs A'e fes'0nsf'le tor s'o
Blank propcss1 may be ha3 at this o6dce.
Itds to elncossed proposals for cotn-d-p beef
any or AL bids may be re5tclth
CLIO. ". f!AAPBgLL,
mtlocleco:tt Captain and c. 8.
NFFICE COAIAII2SaRY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE, Room H. Garrett B'ock.
ecaled P.oposal,. In dnp icate, With cop; Of ths
ocverttsem nt E' Dc rec ivsd at thIs otea
for tn.nhh:ng the fooatnx susstence ss31esfor the
NS s'ss. sesa 'iS BR5WH SUGAR. in well
ckcrerea nIsele hesd lined
Biatfr1 viii stale what time the sughz Will be ready
for dt'ive1y.
shmp e. xill acccmpsn, proposals.
The cott Ct PACK Eeto 6s 1nc u1td IN the price ana
eacn package to be marked r th contents. name OF
coDtraetor, md dHte Of purchase
Auy0r al BIDS n8y be re]es ter.
Payments TO be made Ia currency Is acon supplied
by the United tAtea.
Protesaa will be addressed to the underlined and
endijited !" "F1op1sa,k Tor Sut sisten.e Stores
ak0. II; ;.uAApBE11..'
mhlene&$6s Capta3a ana C,8.
, 1865-03-22
1NFALIEKf1E
In correcting Irregularities, removing 0bsrue-
tlons Of the Monthly Turns, from what
e1er cause, and al1ays sa:ecss-
ful Is Pfefenff{e,

And III. !. onlJ Eare" and CEKTAM REMEDY for n
ther n1tAS44ed d or single"
Tiese PlHB are nothing new, but have been used By
the Dotto1s many yenz1 both In Fence nnd AMER
lea, With success In every and he
u Urged bI many thou. and lAdfes who hsVe used
them. make the Plus pubic for the al1evt,t'oa Of
those suffering hom an3 tfresalar,siss whateyer as
vel - TO prevent IN inesease u 'iy WHARF h;stn
tose sasmssives 81 sEe sautiooed :salnst
pzetor assumes responsibility after t6e above
mG1luon, Gltho ther mi tness Tou!4 prevent any
mischief - heath, otherwise t1e IEis afe 1eroCa-
nended. Full and e1phcts directions accompany
each box.
5o,0c0 BOXES HAVK BEEN sOLD IN TWO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both By myself and
agents, to ali parts Of the world to whlcn era
have been tuIned, IN which ladies s.y nothing liko
the above Pulls laye oeen kno~n since tae eulKScH
or MEr1cLW nATyEn II r uloS @ TIE Moh{2lN REs!0v,
TO It's PROPER CHANNEL, qulesl1g the ntrve1
aud hinstt back the rosy color OF health" to tue
'Js PRICE 4 III siMPsE | Box. sixnox7st Tor $500 Sold
by a DruRg.sfs. sna By G:S. LACEY. General Travel
t9e Agent. 1t hl. .N1w PArES1 MEDICINE Sross."
16. Dearborn atteet. hicagn. Ladies' BY sent1Hg him
t100 can have tile Pills strt {coEn ent4iT} By mall,
es postage. to any part OF tae city or cdant1Y,
, 1865-03-22
THE BABILLION
Patent Grain Dryer +!

Eftat I0fpf6TEmtnl n Dfyi1g Efdfa'
Fs1ne1s nrd Grain Dealers swing suffered largely
for ye4rRT with ID ant mu.t9 peaae
tkke nctice lhst sc erecting 10 thA city c1
Detroit z,rye1 thl lii tr7 cool and elena 3o9 nush-
cc1n en- tie car E1ain that has been snaken In Ves
set, nlio in TACT all ktads Of IN tbs. II In :ny
wal damaFed can bo p1t IN condition Tor use. This
plan Ii new It has been proved and t:stel ia
tvtrs and s$t!sa ID tha. It H!!l be - the
A0ysnfsyr Ut Any uue hand ing grin II tx LMlne II.
! being Cheaper .nd Lore slut le II it. construction
ilRu any other now in aud IL n:np.ed to tc use
OF any Kind OF uel. AIy ln.rmatiani IN regard to It.
ana 1or tae t.e Of r'Ehts for S,a's CnnntgST czty
frnter, OF J. Il. HiNcH MAN, Lctrolt-
Detroit, Ma1ch II, ISIS. mht9Go0oJ0
, 1865-03-22

Axgfal Mortality Caused by Rebel Bru-
tnlity.
From statement made by q Mr., 'Wl lam
Kiddcr; private ef the 4th New Hampshire
volunteers, captured about year ago. in
front OF Petersburg. and who was p1rolci at
Salisbury, N. C., and emploJed a clerk in
the hospital, it appears TINT out Of an aggre-
, 1865-03-22

~ for 'hc pu' chAee and sac Of
Produce, Provisions &c.
)fdcrr rfccrt!Y attended 70. O01cs No. Hlln4rd
t,casu iii J. H. GALR,
MEH1#t GEO. n. CoAH.
, 1865-03-22
TJNSErn 0TL,. WHITE LEAD

Linseed OH snh.titute. tRsv aEn BOILED. taS Ssss
ana chea :est Futty. D~odeslzed eec:ins: ~
our prices Vhen hn,lg. F. 4. WHiIlN9 q ~. iN
water street., NeW York.. m1AnHf8< TA sA&1Q
, 1865-03-22
1TCONVMlCAL RAILROADS,
| ZnzlQ,uZlI4all|Z! CID
Ell I ] !
0,Krien,. Patent Crescent or Rt Of Rail,

O*Effen5b Pattht Cftsftll OF kt9I 1alls
For Htrs", Dummy OF light Locomotive HHI1ana a..
.ausn.lS ct ,lnb vi .tustsln equ. rai: 3nd lhs1
k,eht. .nd Lac-rses sold snd c:ntrscts Usdo 1os
s5trTst.9n @ and ic: the supcy q ~ ms1e ns a.
'dffM ior c.tcnhrA DC Apply peisor sl!y 70 u ~.
=; - ~ ec crnrIhorn street. Brook yE, n Z.
, 1865-03-22

Der to the amount Of s50:0o0 carried q a@ay.
Lyons refinery also suffered severely. a
flnme dwelling house, occupied BY . man
named scott, was entirely carried away by
ths aood, t9sether With all t1aata tae furniture:
fatfeEson's saw mal,-An Manchessef, Vas
,nhl ,n@1anted and iarge amonnt Of valuable
loIine LIT ndap Hosn3ts GS neM
5s1DoSsd rem Pa;11ally from its foundations pqr
rioin,fy oh 81 "9,fn gave %ay arge e1d IL tas
ha11rls Soats " sns an ioaqos Is c6vered Wth ,3 on
It. Pe1sons tf sana ana aa1aner, wn1cn noaIeo nto
recover il ,v risti5 1y1t H. s9en 1a properly @s
Owing ~, H. as,,nna,n1a tu'e ae.o' =. ..r
Works. which are lncataa nss- ~ " .ae eo "ns
has been developed in dartnsss m1 ~ ~ ius cy
, 1865-03-22

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
thar tic partnership heretofore existing betEeea
The untit rstened nndes the dEm D.ne III FANS q
lush u tn1s dey cIs@:lved b7 n9tu Il coas :3t:
Either party Il empowered to sign the ntm nae IN
thice e. us-cb 10 tsr5. uhI9nofs st
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-18

FACULTY.
T. n FENSER, NJ. ID, Frofesso2 of Theory and
Practice
/ u WARREN BRIcKEtI. II D, Professor Of Obstet-
cries and Disca>e # ~ omen aBd Children
SAM CHepPIN, D, Professor of Operative and
Clint a Surgery.
BEARD, 81 D. Professor of the Principles o.
Surgery =
l L CRowcouR Nj n, Professor # Medical Chem,
istry ard Legal Medicine
HOwASD SMITH NJ d. Professor OF Mater1a Med
lea aui Thsrareuiics.
HENRY CAMPBELL, Al D., Professor of
Anatomy.
ALFRfD G Holt NJ u, Ptofssssr Ct Physiolory
N1T re- pLn Nh A Ds%@ns'Fas0Fs OF
FEES.
Fee, for the full. course 4 Lectures StOo II
Natricu atl Fec, paid but once, I---.-. 3W
firadua tion zee, in &ed!ciae- --..--.---. % 0t
ira 7uation Fee. in Ihafmaey ..-----..--. IL u
Ticket for Chemistry and MateIia Medica
L. u. FENNER, NJ. d.
Dan af the Faculty. Office No 5, Carondolet St
New O.leaps, Sept. LIST, 1S65-24d2w
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Drugs and Medicines,
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

TVNUE Faculty have TIE p asure to announce that
4 their Si11Lt .ia7taal course. Of Lectures will be
opeuei on Mon ay the 18th II Now mber il their fine
buidiag posite .be Cha iy Hcslit.l and. Etipne
the Customary period, prssening all the advants gcs
and facilities for medical in truction, afforded by tie
C1.y of Ne OF
T'bs access Of p efcssors Henry T. Camrbe!l.
late Of Augrs a &C. AM \. g. Holt, late Of W Cd
Vile Miss. viii he halle with pleasure by all Hhe
know them.
Students II Medicine may rest assured that tn
practical course Of structou iusugurated in tLis
College ana hitherto success ully pursued will be
continued Dish uns bz'ed zesl.
There being 20 cpi4fmtc If any kind in the city
this season, Students may come in with safety, a.
early q they please.
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Land for Sale or. to Rent.

I WILL. sell my land on tie Mobile g. Ohio Rairoa6
VERY CtEAP, or rent 1t low for the year
either whole in less quantities to suit rsnters
The tract Is Level and eaoa aud " Ell i'm reyrd with
some 500 acres in tivation The hole tr- ct con.
tan 90 acres lyirg directly tha Railroad half way
b. tween Meridi AMI Enerprise
am author zec also 20 sell fine Rosewood iano
nearly new. The f,OHt beautifully inlad with pearl
very cheap. Ny Pos'offiee Is at En.erprise Miss
sept 2S-alnlA PEYTON KING
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