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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-03
SEM .I,Y=April 26tEa

The petition of Joshua Jsnes, of st.
Mary's county Maryland, was presented,
and referred tethe Committee on Claims.
He asks that he be allowed the sum OF.
five thousand dollars to idemnify HIM
for less sustained in that he was dispos-
sessed of a hoase, in that county, in which
he WAS carrying Oh the business OF
merchant, in July, 1864, by the orders
of the military authorities, to the serl-
Gus injury OF his business and credit RS
a merchant The bill to facilitate tele-
or phc communication between the
Uxi1ed States and the West Indies, with
the House amendments thereto, was
taken up. and a motion made that the
S, nate conoir in said amendments. At
ter a loHg discussion the motion was
withdrawR, and d motion made that the
Senate non-c incur in the amendments
and ask Il COMMITTEES of Conference,
which wsis agreed to. The bill to reim-
burse the contractors for certain iron
rlads for losses sustained in carrying out
iheir contracts was taken up. Several
amendments We're proposed and agreed
to. Tie kiIl was then passed. Mr.. Will
son Of Massachusetts, offered q resolution
for the admission OF Southern Represen-
tatives on certain conditions. The res
olution Does not denand negro suffrage.
It was referred. The Senate finally adj
ioIIrnpI
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-03
HousHoF REPRESENTATIVES,. April 9th

The House resumed the consideration
of the hill to amend an act to construct
the Northern Pacific Railroad. A long
discussion ensued theron. A motion to
lay the bill on the table was agreed to,
but its effect WAS subsequently, neatral-
lied by motion reeonsidering the vote,
and the bill still re1aains before the House
A bill was reported from the Committee
on Commerce relating to immigration,
cholera, &C., which will be considered
on Monday. The House then adjourn
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Headquarters
OF LOUISIANA

DEPARTMENT. OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS LA, January 6, 1866
With the exceptions and subject the conditions herein
after mentioned the control Of the following banks
banking associations and their assets will be the
coporators and tho military liquidation in force vii
cease:
M The State Bank Of Louisiana 85lA4l E5
The Bank Of Louisiana. 8
The Crescent City Bank. t&
MI The Bank OF New Orleans.
The Merchants Bank.
H. An election will be held tho fourth Monday Of Jan
unry instant between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. and
o'clock the banking house Of each Of these institutions
for Board Of Directors The election will be condncedn
cles Of association Of each corporation the direction
inspectors TO be appointed by thsse Headquarters.
III The directors elected will be vested with the rol
the bank for which they elected fulfilling require
ments Of this order and laws of the State report the
result Of tie elections will at be made these heaauar
tiers by the inspectors.
w. The military liquidation now force will continue
until the directors shall comply with the provisions Of this
order slsga E+.GN <, ss
In transferring the control Of these no right or In
teest Of the renqushed but NIL its rights in
any cotton the banks during the rebellion and in
all bonds stocs issued by State municipal parochial
authorities In furterance of the rebellion expressly
served and each Beard of Directors will required to fur
nsh adequate security for the protection Of tho rights of the
government. sf4 s83, ts ia
vi The assets of each bank will be held subject to the
dempon OF lis orculacn whether issued or
military exigency or in the ord
nary course Of its business. 81 45as
VII The liquidation will continue under the Directors and
the civil cours OF the stats IRE prohibited interfering
with 1t manner until after the expiration othirty days
from such time the National Government may return to the
State auditor the bonds and securities deposited t, secure the
circulation and held by tho Federn authorities as cau
tured.
VIII The provisions Of this order relating property in
which the Government has may have interest," are OK
tended TO and made applicable to all banks banking
Citations in this State.
Byorder of Major General E. R IS. CANDY:
IN WICKHAM HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adiatant General
t5liF 90 E R. AMEs ta35 ~ F4
nto;p nd A n n
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]. II. SHERMAN.
.sMsso.,at pen.oerasse F.arsa.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2, 1865
At ameetng OF the Delegates of the National Democratic
Party, held tn day, It was unanimously
Resolsed, that the Delegates from the TENTH and
ELEVENTH. WARDS be- and are hereby authorized to nom
nate and publish such nomination their sguaturos
suitable to represent them tho the State
the place of the Hon John Funey rssgnsd which nomna
tion shah be- and Is hereby ratified and endorsed.
D. p. soANLAN, Chairman
c. W. WHITE, Secretary.
In accordance with the above resolution meeting
Delegates from the Tenth and Eleventh Wards held on the
evening of the 18th inst, at the Adams House.
Cornelius CLARK Esq was chosen Chairman; John c. Cost.
Icy, Secretary. r.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted;
Resolved, Tpat GEO. H. BRAUGN, Esq, is the unanimous
III the Naiona Democratic party State Sen.
ate I'LL occascnsd BY the resignation Hon.
John snney A.
!. b. cosrLEY. Chairman
Secretary, a.tt s
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Frst-Ths superiority Of their construction. u
Eecond-Ther noiseess notion hardly pecsptibisin large
ROOM 5fs. 54sae 555475E SIS >. .t.aaa1ssf s5.
ThirdTher utility; performing all kinds Of sewing in the
neatest and strongest manner.
Fourth-The Needles cannot DO set wrong hence do not
break, IS do others. sssg4-l 80 fzt $50 e.ss-z
Fh-They do not get out of repair require frequent
penditures for NEW improvements"
sixth-Ther economy; costing mot more than one half the
price Of inferior Machines.
Seventh-Ther popularity which Is the best indication
their WORTH they disposed Of readily every city
Europe supersedng every Sewing Machine hitherto in
Eghsh-They perform their work with regularity and
strength without false stitch break frequent with
Others and be managed and made to work by child
It needs but trial of these beautiful and simple Sewing Ma
Chimes convince the skepcal of superiority
an others manufactured.
Please call and sec them In full operation at 4
No. st. Charles street,
zFsE Third door above Canal street
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CARD,

The Proprsors, in presenting 10 the public the
comparable Btsr them that sense OF graft
tude to the generous of the recipe response
the opportunities Southern friends who have
experienced efficacy they would have heated before
placing an article of sterling merit market
With deletsous compounds lbeing the of Stomach
B..es Senior however, having, at tho solicitation Of
those friends expended the manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BTTTERs the experience acquired in half life
time devoted the preparation Tonic Digestive sinulanss
and discovered their immense superiority all other
stomsch Bttcs have unhestatn added these to the
list of articles already prepared establishment
weknown AID largely patronzed by the community large
BARNETT & LION take this soasonable opportunity Of
thanking their friends for immense increase
their business during the year them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BITTERs must
necessarily additional their energies yet
large additions the improvements made and making in the
manufacturing department of the establishment their orders
Will DO filed promptly and they hope satisfactorily
uuaL
BARNETT Il LION
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eATuanAY MORNING, JANUARY 6. 1866.

Azr THE WREKLy CREscEsr, containing faith
~ rssu'ne Of the news Of the past week, may
BE Obtained ii our counting room, neatly done
ap in wrappers for mailing Price, ten cents.
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SE'GssHeffasE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges,

VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply of Hot Water
Cooking Brong and Baking Surface than any Range or
Stoye ever before offered. ss" e
Family Size, Boarding House Size, Restaurant sise Hotel
size ali with hot attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot water
thus avoiding all danger of scorehng
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water all one
hre.
BRoILERs, BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES
work strong and durable. t #f
They have met with immense sale during the past eight
at the North, and for the first time offered
this market. as5
The Patentee is here to put them up and fuzzy
their excellence Range Stove
Cali and them In operation.
THOS. B. BODLEY,
No q perdid os Nny pr,a
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! So speeas pass ~ autare aaetion sale

s Gc,t5sassloN Mason ANTS AND CorroN FAcToKs
Meksfss GsIhreath y Eiser can the atten
sion of thsiE friends ana The public Is their bust
/ ness card II our advertising columns, as commits
sicn and cotton factors at No. As Union
ptreat, NsW Jill cans
These gentlemen are generally and favorably
known "A Tits for business capacity and
i perspnal worth. They are also connected with
\ ne hfm albFsath, ssstewart \ gu. wholesale
1rOc6Ts and cotton factors. at Memphis, Tenn.
w are rsquested by Mir. B. n. Jonas to say that
Ae present At aIneeting Of the delegates d
she National Democratic party from the 10Th and
q N aEdss hsld vt the Adams House, Thursday
I exsningy 4th inst
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Tho Rev. Dr. Hedges, rector Of st. Luke 5
Church. win oficiate as usual On tomorrow at II
o'clock u the Senate chamber, at the Ms ehanies
Institute, on Phillipa street, between Common
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5 2a g5#gG DTIsD &E.&#
!, 81 Thursday January ah, at o'clock NJ, MARY e.
Has Baltimore Md and Lexington KY papers please copy.
Her friends and those Of her brothers Thomas Charles
Waters invited to attend hoT funeral, SATURDAY
MORNING at 10 o'clock, from l22 Terpschoro street.
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s haon - BY referring to tie advertise
seos + 'sila hs seen that the steamship Trade
So leafsa fer Galveston this evening al
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THINKS.

desire TO offer my heartfelt thanks the gallant boys
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No and Jefferson
FIRE mpapy % for their valuable exerons in ,ayns
DWELLING No. 81 Annunclaon street. from ire Frida,
morning.
T II SuEpMIN
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NJ invite attention to the card of biessrs Croas,
n q Tssis attorneys At law, Houston, Texas
5 ~ Teyisli nowin the city ara viii remain her,
during the month. Those having business to an
trnst % him will flnd him at the oaice Of Messrs
6pyker 81 SaHdidge No. 40 CarondeIet straet
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N Extrron
Mill IL tts ouera u M rrayista 4, MAJ, @,
delIa IN ; /. s,'l .ss,,,
ssnst ss,, M. III, I, \,
Z 8 S''aq MssAner seemed ~ nave chilled
IN sna w Nere ratner disappointed
she however %
Us ~ d 3 ca2aas y ere exeeilent.
sA sns tne Aigntest. chastest and
III n g ~ We operas Ct
1e oompany Mi II l1l ;snIa Il; ~ ut
n sssoe IL asiniis masterpiece. and NJ have j.
10 81 the pafts of Rosinn F.oaro Ro,,o1o
Eisnt 4k,spdur md Don Ras,i hs;no
u ths cti0n 81 the mast critical II
noisseusx
- u. ~
IN onr
" = N ~ s1is cAro q Messrs.
Al
Is ~ is
az nls.rciass merchants to
l Il Z ~ NY ss n
Il, ~ seen 1nat orders for PLAN
IL 80 s. SIS .l rccsiYe tneir particular
4 q 3 one Of the firm, con-
8 NJ ~ puslness for several years
- e nls arge opposite
q e Sass.es hotei and y not only familiar with
-. PVT ~ xceilent Judge of
sas.,sy g s. !sois nach ipery and utensils.
about q embark II cotton Or sugar cul-
Z 4Grtln, 9Mth0tn n Goa CAL. ~
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MISS CHARLOTTE THoMPsoN.--The Montgomery
Mail Of the ID says that Miss Charlotte Thompson
has purchased large farm near that city, and is
going to make Montgomery her permanent resi-
dance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-06

We n,ake eur acknawlp dsipcnts IA Mrs Goodall
nj oJher ofRcsss II .the Pioneer xpress Com
psny, ma IL Capt John Smoker the Red River
Tackek Exaio, for acceptable new spa per favors.
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BARNETT Il LION,
NeneOUGS.

Esene0U0s.
DARCY g. WHEELER
HAVE REMOVED FROM NO MAGAZINE STREET TO
@ No. 40 Canal Street,
where they will be pleased receive continuance past
avors bestowed upon them and their of Garth
waite. Wheeler Co., and Gsrthwaite Giten Co. Their
stock of WINTER CLOTHING is now VERY FULL, and
prices will be made as Low AS ANY in the city.
DARCY & WHEELER
No 73 rRnal street
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|s GzEAr MEHdK srILE MAP or New ORLEANs 8
4 esars Coghlan y Manitz, architects, civil engii
and map pahilshers Of New Y ork, are about
II lnblish great merc antiIe map Of New Orleans
viii display the locality and counterisit pre-
nt1ent uf every building in the city
s8s n Il i6 Natchez stlgt and naers
! hy leaving their address ii box AL 1T the
\ dst a iRces viii be called on By the Agent, who
I'll plain every thing ia connection with this
gveat needed ent ise s;s , n MI
6ucl map u destined 10 have universal circu-
Ation thrppEhut the city and State, and thousands
ut copies WIN be sold eIsew here Nhen it is re-
4 numbered that for The aum of Ten dollars, inere
chant any other individual can have bis card
puhlisled a the 81 the map, 81 his name and
1l13uas NED on HE building hs occupies ii
"a pear to be- Tue cheapest ana
xost adFsn geOns method of advertising ever
ben comp eted, the map will be sold, on
at i've dollars, and ID book form at 81 5O
nv Al booksellers.
r
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Early IN the war great many churches II
washington were ofefeda hospitals for he a,. y
and wounded Federal soldiers. They have n nm,
sent ia their bills for rent. ~"
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urPEn REp RIvsn. stsambsat y ,,sa;ns I. !;
eating upper Red River above me RAFT. viii an,
2 our special notice column card from M q T.
kouns, il which they are interested, s =
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The Stock oonsls.s in psr. s. seaexs

The Stock oonsists in psrs ss soHess
WEYMOUTH NAILS,
AXES, various kinds,
HOES various kinds
CHAINS, Trace and Axis,
MILL STONES,
MILL IRONS
BoLTlNG CLOTH,
AFvILs.
VICES,
SHOT,
LEAD,
Betting, 80
PACKING,
ROPE,
POWDER
c0oPERE TOOLS,
TREss HOOPS
SMITHS BELLoWs
'" STOCK and DIES,
sHovELs and SPADES,
CORN SHELTERS,
HAY CuTTERs
PERCUSSION GAPS,
GUNS
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y on'oe asshs etc sale this day. at I1S O'Clock
4 y, n ~ NO. 90 Camp street, by Gardner Smith
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BUILDING MPRoyEMENTs.--A marked proof OF
the increasing prosperity Of the city is to be found
| in the fact that a; good many large and costly
buildings are contemplated or are really in course
of construction. Messrs Murray & Jamison, among
other architects of note have contract for adding
| an extensive and ornamental wing Of Holmes,
great store on Canal street which will connect the
rear of that establishment with Bourbon street. so
as to give it two entrances. They are also charged
with the renewing Of the interiorof Mr.. Holmes,
store; and the entire cost Of both arrangements,
we understand, will be some eighty thousand
dollars.
Mr.. Patrick irwin, our liberal and enterprising
fellowrcitizen, has also engaged Messrs. Murray &
Jamison to construct several very extensive and
valuable warehouses at the corner of Natcheg and
Tchoupitoulas streets. M ss
In every part of the city the carpenter, the
painter and the mason are busily at work repair
ing and remodeling old buildings, or raising new
ones We are happy to sec these evidences
Of reyising confidence and prosperity; they are
= certain fosertinner of the wealth and enterprise
which caused New Orleans to make such gigantic
STRIDES before The war
81 VI Is
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G$St3&t9 fir 2eiSen0eIii

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y rofef1or Soui6 aSuuornm :
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.SSiaafrsttttGung8s uGS sEcfaargna6s
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ScsaDsxnt 9elaaspess @teberPtrjntsHs1 fgstss, :penn .sisl,
5enrWnea, Ersnsbettca 81 ~ber5Gten. Dieieibrn Erb ,,t
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SIertelia9rbunOsrt ibrer 6eiLtroFl loeoen
n Ge1fj9tent rrgHIs@ft besannt ar6 sea5ttt, MS Dos,,
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sFiesrssa nro es8iIen H9 b~eicnSsrs ;Gr
S}elIlt1t0 bD6tDilltQer iln6 hQrtnaocioer
1ranf0eitelt.
una fOutt stitr,ans bic 2pFnuas, sehei.s an ws1btu. ,ygo.n,r
ter Nsr6en 1a nsir
brett p0n 9euti9Iauo
%snapertirt au6 ertpfsbte i9 S~:eFelsen br!saeub mttnea ,p,ribsr
c1n' bGB ttn .Jencr Der tin.uGI ba5rn rt,nntf, rntt bsr SG.T.
tHn8 Getete sufstseen Uni ME rtetr pbne ttefefEen setn rirb.
ysee 6aIailst feats tets bappu TIM 5aafe bG5en; Sean aud
eet setnoera 1T bEs pHa!t9dtter S~8trfnng biefer Rrdnter nabr.
taft aterFafpens.
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Ie nd9 kSrftS' uItS bagea fp Get ~frtgenbsn 2reusbttttn IA
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gt9t, &teuu!cttGtaus.
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puFen, E1pf~ In6 RchuUsb,
Etebst9a6en, GIunbIrerre,
Etonnc, au6entronfbe;t,
51nnpffn, @erf9Ietutuna,
sEtr5rnftr6&e
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unterIet6sb ef0wtrSer, a0dERxIuA
e3rtpne, &pItt,
90t5e 0iutr, Rrdse,
5aitfusn syphilis,
@atte Uss6er, 3autauslsIaat
rntGlen Rrantbetten,
es.t9e aas rer0Ortetesa &!ute eatfprtnaea.
3erafr %engfetIe t1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cs,en aBso,,.
srafapE Dar%f al, rptte &ubr, 8rufletbtn, SxRen. GrSSI.
tung u ! .. &Ptleptii&e 3rDpfen sur sdnaitSen SetInne
'eT 6aAiRtbt St6tpaiSer, !3abnttnftur, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sno SnnnetreHer tur aueerlt&e @erlesunsen, rbeuutatiGhe
Gtnttar 8rattter'see rs6 GPUlera. @ltrts, font Dr. gDbttes
se!tbsrlbrtes GueennaFer.
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a.. ts4s NIeranbrta 0d. g..l
g. Wtnfral Nsent fur aana Mmerifa.
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~
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@RiIGbeIpRia.
pr. SabiaI ~earantirt tn ~fclaenbin RrantbeEten cine
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beteertei @ff&ie9ts, isf3refftG In ibren 8pistn, tpenn per-
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bersn traurise ROl8et f@ ~tunb8sbtn In Nientutb, n4GtIide
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purben fub. 5!.7 p'F 1
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tonnen spt Mir betdneelt nerben, weru he mir ibrer AT.
fanb fdrtftIid %fnitt9etlem.
$50 StTsaeRe BcffAwiegen9elt ptrb ,uaeE6ert.
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
No. 228 Vin~ St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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ls55 Baltimore nnb 8
.GiGenbnhu.

SsIC1tUtsDRt
am unb na9 DtenfaG o. Sannar, nerben tasIi9s
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buns NIT aQen gunftet trefIt& f~ubweflt@ u. %norbfctFtl
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unb 5, 100 rnb 7.45 Nadrf. SOnntdes UNI 4.30 unb :
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