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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-11-24
Sale for Partition.

james A. EdwaSds, ct al, } 10th Die
Jacob Miller, under tutor, ct al } Bossier, La
by virtue of writ of sale to me,
- directed from the Honorable the,
District Court of Bossier parish, La,
in the above entitled cause, will sell
at public auction, Ito eff ct partion.1
to the highest bidder, between the
usual hours of sale, at the late resi-
dence of James w. Afford, deceased,
on TUESDAY the 18th day of Deeem-
Der, 1856, the following described
land belonging to the heirs Of james
w. and |. E Afford, deceased. as fol-
lows, to-wit:
The south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section 6; the south half Of
section s; the northwest quarter Of
section 8 the northwest quarter sf,ths
northeast quarter and the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter, thS
north half of the southeast quarter, The
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter, and southeast
quarter of northwest quarter, and north
east quarter Of southwest quarter Of
section Is; and the east half Of ~
northwest quarter, and the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter e
section 10; all in township 10. uf rsngs
IL. Also, the northeast quarter ard
the south half of the northwest quarter
and the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter OF section IL, of township
10, Of range 10; all situated in ths
parish Of [ ossier, and containing m
all twelve hundred and eighty ll2sW
acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale-0n credit OF "
months; purchaser giving note fof
price with approved personal security
and mortgage on the land for further
security, bearing interest from day @
sale, at per centum per annunn.
Il. BTGGS. Coroner,
and ex-oficio Sheriff and Aues'T.
November Ia, 1866. n3 So
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

\ offer for sale or rent, for .....2.aro
I the year 1867, my planta-
ton iu Bossier parish, known N
as the "ConneIl Place." about -
four miles from Fillmore, on g. aszzesar
the Shreveport and Minden road. There
are about 300 acres open and under fence
good improvements, out houses; gin and gin
stand in complete order There is also a
seperate place of about 100 acres open on
the same tract OF land, which will be rented
separate, II desired. improvements on this
place also, but of rather Indifferent chaarac.
ter. Situated in convenient locality with
comfortable dwelling, fine water: &c. i
will give any one q good bargain, who NAV
desire to purchase good hill plantation and
residence For further particulars annIy
to w. II. Seanland, Bellevue, La, or to
ALECK BOARMAN.
n34 Shreveport, La
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Succession Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
y Clerks Office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Eliza Harrison,
administrative of the succession of Samuel
Harrison, deceased, has this day file in the
office of said clerk, her tsableau of debts Of
said succession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all per.
law, the said tableau of debts will be homolo-
gated and made the judgment of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
at Bellevue, this the 18th day of November,
1866.
TH0S. N. BRADEN,
n33 5ts Clerk
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Succession Nofice.

Gtate of Louisiana. Parish Of Bossier--
= Clerks Office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Drueilla j. Platt,
Administrative of the succession of Mary w.
Platt, deceased, has this day filed in the office
OF said clerk, her final account as administra-
trix of said succession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said final account win be homolo-
gated rs prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at
Bellevue, this the 18th day Of November.
1866
THos. N. BRADEN,
nSa Sfs Clerk
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How Long Before Day 2

This question has been often asked
under circumstances of suffering and
sorrow, which make the night seem
longer and gloomier than usual, as if
it would end. The weary watcher by
the sick bed. anxiously locks out for
the faint tinge of light, betokening the
rosy dawn. The poor shipwreeked
mariner, clinging to his plank and
tossed about by the foaming pillows
through the long and dreary night,
watches with intense interest the first
approach of day, which by Gods bless
ing may bring him succor and relief.
Light is ever cheering and. like the
friend of our heart, never SO welcome
and gladsome as after long absence.
Politically we have been in the night
ever since the sun of the Confederacy
went down in darkness and blood. Not
withstanding our entire submission and
acceptance of the situation, our trust
in the justice and mercy of our CON
querors, our earnest entreaties to be
readmitted into the Union, and restored
to our former rights and privileges I'M
der the Constitution; We are still
treated as enemies, we are slandered
and reviled, we are watched over and
guarded as prisoners ever ready to
escape-no faith is given to our asser-
tons, no trust is extended to orr honor
-ours ufferings are greeted with smiles,
our humiliation is met with contempt.
The door is shut in our face. and we
are kept out, not only in the cold, but
in the dark. How long will the night
lastl When shall we see tie first
glimmer of the coming day : At times
we have fancied that the dawn was ap-
preaching, when little light, now aud
then, broke in upon our darkness, and.
for moment, we have been cheated
with the Aattering illusion that our
night was almost past, and that joy
would come with the morrow. But the
light was but the unsteady. waving
sheen of the Aurora Borealis, or the
more brilliant flash Of the erratic me
teor, which passes by leaving deeper
darkness on its track. For awhile we
felt sure that Andrew johnson, with
his enlarged charity, his noble sense
of justice, his patriotic devotion to hi.
whole country, his sagecity and firm.
ness, was the Morning Star, heralding
the advent of glorious day. But
though that star still CLEANS in oul
political horizon, the object of many
anxious eyes, the hope of many weary
hearts, it does not eliminate, it remain.
fixed, and the night, still heavy ant
dark. hangs over us. When will the
day break When will the morning
come with its sunshine and gladness
Patience, patience. say We. We hav,
bourne much and can bear more. AL
isnot lost while our honor remains
Our day will come at last. The dark
est hour isjust before it. Endure unit
the end
- Let us know,
Our indiscretion sometimes serves us we'll,
When our deep plots do fail /; and that shoul
teach US,
There's divinity that shapes our ends,
R0ugh-hew them how we will"
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUGGESTIONS Of r. III aud r. s. Bro,cis, decd.
In pursuance of an order from the District
Il Court of Bossier, La, will sell at pub
lie auction, between the legal hours of sale,
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue, La, on
Saturday the 22nd day of December, the
following described land situated in said
parish of Bossier, to.wit:
The northwest quarter of section number
2, and northeast quarter of section 3, and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section z, and northeast quarter of south
east quarter of section 3, township 20, range
10; and the west half of southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of northwest quarter
of section 30, and east half of southeast
quarter and southwest quarter of south
east quarter of section 81, in township q ;
and east half Of southwest quarter, and
west half of southeast quarter of section 3,
aud east half of southwest quarter, and
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section 2, township 20, range 10; and south
east quarter OF southwest quarter of section
So, township2l, range 10; containing in all,
nine hundred and sixty-two and 80 100 acres
known as the NUCKOLLS PLACE, stu.
ated in the Eastern portion of Bossier parish.
with about four hundred acres of open land,
in cultivation and good improvements.
will sell, also, at the same time and place;
forty acres of land; situated in Bossier
Point, known as the Dick Gammons y
Place, with about sixteen acres cleared, and
good double cabins and out-houses, &c
Terms of Sale.--To be sold for cash sub
ject to appraisement. If the appraisement
is not bid, to be re-offered and sold imme-
diately on credit of IL months. The pur-
chaser to give his note with approved per-
sonai security and special mortgage on the
land, to secure payment of the same
E. j. KENYON, Admir-.
November 10th, 1866 MA 5ts
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Snccession N0fice.

Ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier-
- Clerks Office 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Reuben w.
Young has this day filed in the office of said
clerk, his application praying to be appoint.
ed administrator of the succession of Reuben
R. Young, deceased
Now, therefore, this is to admoIlish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said applicant win be confirmed adj
ministrator as prayed for
Given under my hand and seal of office,
at Bellevue, this the 2lst day of November,
A. b. 1866.
THOS. N. BRADEN,
n34 Dts Clerk.
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II The New Orleans Times! is in
formed that His Satanic Majesty. Gov.
). Madison Wells, refuses to issue
writs of election, in order to fill the
vacancies now existing in our General
Assembly. What crimes the good
people of this State are guilty of, that
they should be spat upon and insulted
by the tyranny Of such moustrosity
of bloated insanity and moral depravi-
ty, as Incubus Wells, is to US "mys-
terry Of mysteries =
Perhaps the wisest thing We can do
is to quit begging, make no further
concessions, be quiet, keep a stiff up
perlip, mind our own business, work
hard. pray occasionally, and let Gov
Wells and his radical malcontents
60 to--ruin in their own way
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~ It is with pleasure that we in
form our readers of the appointment,
by his Exeellency. Gov. Wells, of Mr..
w. HI. Hill, as Sheriff of Bossier parish,
to fill the vacancy oocasioned by the
death of Mr.. Alden.
Mr.. Hill is thoroughly conversant
with the duties of the office; and as
deputy under Mr.. Alden. he has
proven himself an indefatigable and
trustworthy officer. We feel satisfied
that his appointment will meet the
hearty appreciation of the good citizens
of our parish.
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~ We are requested TO state that
Cypress Lodge No. SO, F. and A. NJ,
will meet at this place on the first Sab
bath. the 2nd day Of December, for
the purpose of performing the usual
Masonic burial rites over the remains
OF their deceased worthy brother, Mr..
Philo Alden. The brethren of Plain
vile, Fillmore and Bellevue Lodges,
are respectfully and fraternally invited
to join in the procession.
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~ George Dennis. of Scarborough,
Eng, lost his wife on Monday, married
another on Tuesday, took her home on
Wednesday, aud she presented him
with babe on Thursday.- Boston
Post.
Dispatched, Matched and Hatched,
with neatRess and eelerityl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-11-24

IL A house was rented in Mime
sofa till cold weather." and during
the late cold snap The occupant re
ceiVed notice to quit. He refused,
went to court; and the court decided
that cold weather does not come till
the 1st of December.
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nss 5ts
Notice

TTyhe undersigned will make liberal ad-
4 vances, either in CASH or Bagging and
Rope, on all cotton for shipment to Messrs.
JOHN PHELPS & CO, of New Orleans
d. B. MARTIN,
Cotton Factor and Com Merchant,
No. ON the Levee,
n5ltf Shreveport, La.
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" The great .'meteoric shower,n
as laid down in the programme, to take
place on the night of the 18th, proved
3 failure. We suppose the audience"
wasn't large enough to justify so cost
II an exhibition! What a wonderful
and unnecessary waste of learned
scientific talk there has been!
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Mac UNANIMOUS The better half
and two responsibilities" of McCran
les. of the Monroe Telegraph, have
left his ''bed and board" to rusty-Kate
in the country, for few weeks Mac,
unlike many leige lords, departs from
the customary rule. under such cir
cumstances, and notifies his friends to
furnish them the necessaries (editor's
families never enjoy the luxuries) of
life, and to draw on him for the neces-
sary funds. Mac. you are an lorna
ment" CONNIE IL faut, to the chair edi-
torial.
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- There are several freedmen con-
fined IN our parish Jail, for various of
lenses against the law, order and dig
nifty Of our commonwealth. As proof
Of their intelligence, 1t is stated that
avery one Of them can sing psalms and
play draw poker,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-11-24

- A young wife. of Michigan,
after honeymoon of only 81 hours,
left her husband. applied for divoce
on the ground thai ''her man was not
as rich as she thought be was" and
the Court granted it.
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or A radical editor fears that the
election of one more BLACKBOARD TO
Congress in the person of Morrissey
the bruiser, may corrupt that body.
And isn't he equally afraid that the
next consignment of sinners will cor
rupt Hell
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~ The Vienna North Louisianan
records the death of D. Rankin Thomp-
son, prominent member of the bar of
Jackson parish, who died on the LIST
instant.
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II The Governor of Alabama in
his message to the Legislature of that
State, says the Constitutional amend
ment should not be ratified. Sensible
Governor.
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Red River Plantation
FOP PFNT

W7ill be leased for the year 1867, at
wv Benton, or on the Lay place,
near by, ON Thursday, December Goth,
1866. at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, the dwelling, quarters,
lands. &C., known as the McCAULLA
PLANTATION, containing about
four hundred acres of improved Red
River bottom land of very first quality,
and above the overflow of last Spring
Terms.-Note payable December
LIST, 1867, bearing 8 per cent interest
after maturity. with approved personal
security.
JOHN A. ADAMS,
Tutor of McCaulla Minors.
November 23rd, 1865. MA Ats
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~ Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri pay this year an internal
revenue tax of $4,000 900 on Tobacco.
Rather large quid.
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~ The great mass of rebels now
hope and labor for the establishment
of slavery. This is undoubtedly true.
Secession sheets do not venture to deny
it. Milwaukee Sentinel.
What's the use of denying it. you
BLACKBOARD! If every secession sheet,
so-called, from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande, were to publish weekly whole
columns of denial for the next twelve
months, you, and others like you,
would still assert that the thing is
undeniably true" When you tell your
readers that 1.-THE great mass of rebels
are laboring, or intend to labor, for the
establishment of slavery, you utter
thing which you know to be utterly
false. In fact, not to put too fine q
point upon it, you lie like dog.
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II A litter of four p ppies with
out ears or tails, has been produced in
South Carolina.
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III EIopements and suicides are
as frequent 10 Chicago as child muir
ders in France.
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Red River and Minden Packet.
FOR NEW ORLEA

FOR NEW ORLEANS. III B.
FNhe llght-draught pas : -
L senger steamer ELN0RA JoHv
l. NAPLES. Master. leaves Monday.
December Srd. 1866, al S o'clock P.
NJ, for New Orleans. For freight or
passage, apply on board, or to R. A.
LATeAsrEa, Minden. MA
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- Let US Know,
Our indiscFetion sometimes serves us we'll,
When our deep plots do fail and that should
teach US,
There's divinity that shapes our ends,
Rough-hew them how we will
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6ituations manieo-femaIes


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IN we'll and rpidiy would like TO mse with some I'm
PLOYMENT make the above talents avabsi would prove
vsuabe assistant conducEs yova % Magazine NO
objection TO Copying etc, Address A. T. Brooklyn r o.
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IL By ELIZABETH JOHNSON No. l2 Thirty third st. between
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Southern lady Of psfirHo- IN hrsielsss hots o. 10 take
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OF vsrga Inquire No las East eghth's
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days vork.
rTHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
oaee No. IG Fourtbaye. See Advertisement
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90 rl,hom il map Goneern.


WAR DsRAarrsST SURGEON. GESzRALs oIyIcz
WAsHIsaros. D. c., August 10 leoe. }
AN Army Medical Board. TO consist OF Breyst
"A Colonel Surgeon. A. President srsye lAsa.
sSo. aSIsss, . sur:oS T. S A. n1 Bssvs MAJOR
rrn Webster AsnssutSurgeon U A. Recorder WI u5eet -
NgYorf CITY on the sep.smber for tho srsminos
admission Into the edc stan o. me " o. s"5'
Applicant years OF and phi yca sound
Applications Coz iHyaon 10 appear before me pena
.idfs.,ed 10 8 A. and mnst state az ts
and date and place o. oith Of me Aaala -
ons a. and qualifications n1si % furnished tns
In tho Medical Service OF the Army Hrng tne
should be sisted together With bis former nk a me -
pse and Testimonials from the ofneers Win whom a -
served should slso BE- forwarded A.
made for the expenses OF persons nnisoms ns
sraminatisn Indispensable pfereqnie 70
are orna creasd by tho Act Of Congress- approves 49,
lass JOS. K. BARNES. saIsssn General. =. D A.
@roTTCF TO THE PUBLIC-That application
In \. made 10 HE Exessney the Governor Of the ssss a
on die 18th Of September 1880 for he ps,don ~
JoN GOODMAN gosrds and t3r rs'o.s wpea s'ss
md iSers be presented JOHN MERRlrT A9se.. !. lse
c,TATE OF NETWORK.
OpTIos oY '1zE NEW cAPTroL cozxlssosEaA"f
NOTICE AS TO BUILDING I1rERiALs.
The request parties who nay desire % Pssn, sps
~ rr.u keestone other buldig material TOT s
New Capitol send The BY Erpes 70 -
ssir oAos scoou with sdch siaseaen.s and
ius a. thar may sOps4sr desirable on OF before the ia d-5
.Ssua b. the zs.ss d, iasAss
roqshi be fnishsd In The ssyera neasn us
mi ana and sppopriats character Of the material
Erpsss charges any w be paid By tie ooaD'''''s "'
WI '''sia 'A' ''e''1''" HAMILTON HARRIsl
JOHNNY l. rRuYs, oenmss''a'h
TSHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Coz
4 Oaics Ne lr yssrsasss ~ a4vsrissnsoi'
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NEw.YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1888. SUMNER ARKAN9EMENT. lsSS.
COMMENCING JULY =. 1856


Passenger Station NswYoE Twsutvssvsnth sns
TRAINS LEAVE HRw.YOHK;
ToT Nov Haven. 40 s.Oo(ErD I0l nj lal5' tEH1 300
(Ex.,t al6. 40 and E0) tkL,lpm a.
For Bridgeport IoO, 400 (EI.l lid n; ni1 tEED w
(E1.l 3 IS. 40 and AGO tEa. } p m. - -
Milford, and Stfatford. lljD N 80 ~
For fairfield Southport aud Westport 100. il0L N ga 80
For NorwLk 100 soo (EIls9O IL nj Rl., (EI,I aOa,
(E1..1 3sa $50 $50. 800 tExs - m
For Darien 100. Il.30 a N. ;3S5, 40 80 p
100 30 i.30H 2l5, 341 ~ op bB pm
For Stamford 100 (Exl $50 ll3OA lab (EK,l 2lS,
400 (EEl a. 40, $50 6.JU. 500 lEI.l ma ., a,
Hor ntermedAs stations Eo' Nv i m
Ais AS 40. $50 $50 100 o. ..,
= n - . CONNECTING TRAINS. 49, -.
Yof Boston via Springfield, 800 tEI IV, ErS" p 10
Bos,on wa shore Line. l3IS, CEIt GooP m -
For Hartford Springfield 40 tEE I%i wv OhA'I
For onnsctiout River Rnrosi 500 tE1l Rl5p toMOn
tfesl 2. IA o Northampton. -. -
Tor Hartford PIsvids0os Firhkn RAfOsd. toa I nj
Tor New. Haven NswLoBdos stOsnssoa RslrOsd a. 400
For Canal HAIrosd I7isp m to Northampton
For HousAtonc Railroad. q m.
aaentuck RaLroaa. 800 q IN. 400 o. N
FOR Dsnbary and NorWAn Railroad. e, IL 10 p M, [D p m
Coumodioas Sleeping Cars attaches to 90 v m tISn a.
l.lIl I1El.. --e JANIS n. hOiA. sao>
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave foot OF
N CounlsBdts NJ and 10 a. M " M
end BALTIMORE and WAsHISSroS at and ~ m
p and II midnight
YINHE AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK Co.,
Il r Once No lsT Four.Asvs.l pee advsrh.emenl. :
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fssturss ann falestihps.

NTOTICE. The Rev. f.. II. CHAPLIN, ID. ID. will
~ service de Cooper Institute &uksSc ias
m ana D. IN continue sabbath unth sDost 10Y
when tho edaes Ftthave oones t0rv
Dc eoupstea 4 - 49, : /. :. :, = -
TIME AMERICAN CONDENSED. MILK Co.,
4 Odice No. Fourth See advertisement,
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dmnsemrnts.
NIBLOs GARDEN.

NlBLOs GARDEN.
Lessee Manage .wh. wHEArLEn
EVERY MOTT AND SATURDAY ATE ROOM
BRILLIANT SUCCESS t' N't ~
OF ..leri aaraafar
GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
49,. -. - -. TIE BLACK CROOK. 49,. 90 a,..q
Introducing yuret 4 Pssner's ..it RI 49, 49,
.ORKAT PAilIsIENNE BALLET TfOItPf, :. !.
MARIE BOttgANfI 20 ----"-7I RITA slN6thfs.
and FIFTY DANsEUsRs 90 49, 80
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. : r 7 7
p, SUPERB COSTUMES
- STARTLING EFFEOrs.
II Z Z TRANSPORTATION 5cEN2
Admission secured Dres Circle. 81 Ressys4
Paruuet Gree ~ tsnhJ CrSs te~r
on Ocossy-st, 600: Pnysts Boxes - and 30
Sssts secured ~ dsys IN acsenos
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 80 fgEA IL.
families resdents sieeen cines fs0a
and hayf oppoftnnty o. wi,nes~nf e<
D. GREArEST DRAMATIC SPECTACLE Ot rhb Aory
pTodocec Al g expense Of Il. .s - -
II. II flFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. '''-''"
Mr. whaah6y resDectfaily .'--f'
u II GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY -
E COMMENCING At IOCLOCk, '''-'s--'
'" """ ~'-'~- fAo p Sssv nDt a An ...... no
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charge which .y dS
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90 1arm,rs and Others.

YVIMOTHY SEED. The undersigned are DAILY re-
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STEAMBOATS, ano Raiircnos.

TFOR Newtyurgh Poughbeepse and RondOut daily, at
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and Frdaxs The Cornell uesday IhuIsaAys ADD
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Marbinerp.

CORLISS STEAM ENGINE-Of lO0.horse Power
" in good order Can be delivered :, saee Address sN
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