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FAssMAN2s COTTON TIE.
FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.
FOR COTTON BALES

Ny Button Tie the first offered any extent
the South and has been by thousands Of planters with
the shape of the button since INTRODUCED and have
also procured patent for Buckle lie VIII for simpl
unequal sizes and tor security in holding u.s. think superior
The Of iron over rope balng cotton now
universally acknowledged 1t holds the bale III much smaller
compass; is applied aud fastened with much facility
both in the country pressing and the at the
This lass advantage has been strkngy manifested during the
ing and breaking Of rope which could have been preserved if
iron hoops bad been used In addition to this it be
he'd nearly fifty per cent cheaper than rope The deange
Of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced sup
cedentedly high Indeed uciency for bang moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
have ed for the importation Of large quantity
the best English iron and have made arrangements With
Ties.
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July 7, 1889,
sl1 Jehaey last received from your press 1859 bales q
your new can safely affirm the cotton So bound
was received better order than generally from the
Presses that slowed better and enabled the ship to carry
The when discharged the ship in Liverpool was
in better order han the rope bound cotton II is highly pre-
teraee for ground e az the damp arng from the balasr
that dampness viii rope bound can confidently re-
commend your Iron Tie, took This lot for experiment,
and carefully matched It both IN Loading and dsehargng
'' '' ''''' '''p'J JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of the
ran Tie afors rsat asi6t osg on as a f
than the old style Of baling with 70 6,
j, YOUENEs, Fire Warden.
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector,
ALFRED BELANGER,
E1,Chef Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATTINa,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE,
81 Csrondeet street, New Orleans.
I Ew8s, COMM GORE 81 WEST
IN ". LEwIs-D.N ooSIlNGoRE-B. D. wEsT5
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 81 Psrdido street. (FactOr'A Row.
RUssETTs. ..~..,.".....,"..,>.RU ssETTs
EIghsssn cases to complete consignment Apply to
LEVY DIETER co.
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ETAr DE La LOUISIANA, DEP. DE L'ExEot,.
Nouyelle-Orleans, ~ JUN 1860

ErAr DE La LOUISIANA DEP. DE L'ExEot.
Nouyelle-Orleans, ~ JUN 1865
ATrENDU que John G. Sinnot s'est adres,
moi aim de taire canceller son obligation {
cieIle CONNIE Maitre de Port, dams ct pour
port de la Nouvelle- Orleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datGe le Il mars 1860, pour
la somme de deux mile cling cents piastres, 81
gn6e par John G. Sinuot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau ,
tions, laquelle obligation dtant conditionnee
sur la idele execution par ledt John G. Sim
not de ses deyoirs de Maitre de Port ci-dessus.
Avis est par lie present dome a tons ceux
Y inttressG d'avoir dGduire, par Gcrit, au bu-
reau du secretaire 'Etat, dams les qnatreYingt-
dix jours apras la derniere publication du pre-
sent avis, les raisons pour lesqneIle3 10 dite
obligation he serait pas cancellee ct annullGe.
Donn6 sous ma main ct lie sceau de pEtat a
Ia date ci-dessus, ct do pindGpendance des
Uuis, III quatrevingt
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie goUverneur:
J. H. HARDY SecrGtaire dEtat
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NEWRAEL.

ENRANK NEWHAhL.
1A."...........OANP STREET
Between Common and Canal Streets
Has On hand and Is constantly receiving direct from tn
Manufacturers in the North Europe large and esesn
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
Limitations, FreseOss, osners, Psnueug, satuary and
Scenery.
Saloons Halsa nd Public and Private Buildings finish ed in
the most exquisite manner, and the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock OF WALL PAPER embracing every vsriety
ezan which he dispose of at prices Is pry a,sr
ssasHshmsnt in the country.
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Business at Valparaiso is said to have greatly
improved, the number Of vessels entering the har
Dor being no less than before the outbreak Of hos
Titles The damage sustained by the town OF
Callao during the b0nbardment had been repaired,
and business had been carried on as usual,
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sacred city Of Islam on the 18th ult. at ripe old
age. He was of Gircassan origin, and was ane Of
the celebrities Of the past generation having com.
manded the Ottoman troops during the long strug-
gle with Mehemet Ali Pasha.
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MIDDLETON's PORTRAITS
GENERAL LEE AND sToNEWALL JACKSON.

These Portraits ncomparaby superior TO all others that
have been brought before the public Mddeon has rival
IN his line The best New York and Other cities say
lit is astonishing what degree OF he has brought
the ART of paintn OIL oUofs by his process' There is
portrait Of Washington like his portrait OF Washington
copied from stuart and bis General Lee grat
An eminent artist Of Baltimore Col John Johnson after
Sc ting this portrait wrote 70 Mr.. Mddlet,n as oows
have seen portrait Of Gen Lee and think the grand
est work ever in my life The cnlorng most exquisite
really cannot find language my approbatoR
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NEW UNLEANS, l6bt HAIlng Heeu IUIIAHte WIN
Gen r. u Lee take pleasure in saving that consider Mr.
MddetOns portrait Of him Rradys photograph truth
full and admirable Hkenessthe best have SEEM B. HOOP
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It is believed that the strike Of seamen in the
port Of London is about to terminate, The own.
ers Of vessels have q plethora of men, and the
dlsafected ind they can gain nothing in further
fesihAanna.
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There exists at Rome secret work rooms Of
sculpture, where the works manufactured are
broken arms, heads of the gods, feet of satyrs,
and broken torsi-of nobody. By means of
liquid there used color Of the finest antiquity is
communicated to the marbles.
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Testimony of Col waan of tho WASHINGTON Artlery.l
New 0RLEASs, June 20 1861 eqncus With SS9 Hood in
presenting him last him, Just prior to the
renGer.-LJ i. WALTON
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In Dublin, a Methodist orator once attempted to
preach from the text. remember Lots wife, y and
made a failure, Afterwards remarking to DR.,
Bond that be did not know the reason ofhis fail.
ure the venerable doctor replied that che had
better hereafter let other peoples wives alone,
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y
NEW ORLEANS Iu 40 fascinating known Gen. R. E.
lee long and Tor the astBye years intimately and eeoectng
Addetons portrait Of him exceedingly accurate and by far
the best have ever seel-tTHOs. L. RossER-
The portrait Of Gen jackson is from portrait sent to the
publisher by bis widow with the statement that the
most accurate likeness Her litter to the pub hers
was accompanied with null descrp,iu Of his pexion,
and lock OF his guide to the color This portrait
also has been faithfully copied and may be relied the
best that can be procured
These Portraits cabinet szP oval gt frames, and
paor ornaments for the homes Of Southern gentlemen
pass q ything Offered t sale
MOTH E-Mr Middeton,s p straits sold in pic
ure stores They ony be bad on subscription, from
Agents. Two three wanted take orders in
Alhbsma, Mississippi and Texas The OF Middleton
Co is the hack Of the cSnysss Of all thrir Portraits This
caution ecpssary as imitatfsAs their Portraits out
Call on or address s. A. HODGMAN,
General Agent, No 50 BaropRe street,
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....
Having received by lse arrivals large stock Of FIRES
and NEW DRUGs In addition In the lsrps assnrtrnent
hand Az, ,o,v ,r7s-.l % .-, a.. -, -. ,-.,.,-
'-- Ao ~ quo la'S' eNe iH'ie"'lNs
wants OF the DRUG Trade SOUTH.
The following articles comprise part Of my stock:
Acids all kinds Alcohol
Balsono Conat8s Ammonia r.-bo,sts
BIus Mass Rav Brn,
Borax Bl1s yitri
CalomeI Brinstons
,7antbara5a, f1as4nr IN
Ebnridr lime CbalR red and ,hita
Concsnt,ats5 Z. C5Iorof,rrn
Cream Tartar Coppsras
indigo Cuttls Fish Bona
Txnplsss Ine.ae
i nae9Iics H00' Lunar oausti''
E Shrgr, c oninm
oi.I.i,r,- ort;,a
Eet.s1 So. Enohan, e,.
sp,rhnr F.,r,ics s+ors
Tanr s--in
Isnsor ssIts Tnrnsrttna
Ether, Nitric FFF, Emery Flour,
Ether, sulphuEio, Emery, l, Bands
C,s1 EAfaess soma ana nuis
Glycerine, Gum Tragacanth,
on Cod Liver dark, on, Cinnamon.
p9.ash t gs1oa IN az r vyppssllns,
sods, Sal. WHIT 1 va ''-a'S'
.A'O 4AAN'
COMBS Combs, Brushes,
Soaps. 'i'ia and t.a''' = F.''n' n'ai''5''' &c
SUPERIOR OLD CABINET EBRANDY,
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THE NATCHEz DEMOCRAT.

The TWeekly Democrat published every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings at 50 per annum. 1t is
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS,
having general circulation in the city and country
The Weekly Democrat Family newspaper published sverF
Monday morning. at IS per annuIn
j. BENZ. CHANDLER No AZ Carpndelet street, New Or.
leans is authorized agent the city New Orleans and
that portion Of Louisiana and Mississippi bordering the
New Orleans, jackson. and Gveat Northern Railroad
MEAD BOTTO.
Publishers and Propriet0ys, Natchez Miss,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.


Faculty:
GEg ROBERT z, LEE President.
GAKIEK hARRIs, professor OF Latin.
ED 3 JoYNhs, a. NJ, Professor Modern Languages and
", 9}s agp2in,sd- :; Professor Of Moral Philosophy
4, L. NELSON, 4 NJ, Professor Of "ethemaics,
/ ). MeGuLtoH 4. X q, prosssar Natural Philosophy
John l. QAMPBELL, A n, Professor ghsmistfy.
HA sd, EiGlI N Assistant PEotS3soE Mahsnaes
10 Be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Professor 81 Greek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted which Students
neprSP4Ie3 ts5 he Nra a. afs ay fefey9 IL
sEPIEMBE 4 and ends Last Thursday in June
TEHAs-Tuitioq, ard all other College fees 800
Lights, etc, not exceed 80
Forfurher information for Catalogue address the Faculty
Of washington COLLEGE extnRtoa, virginia
st. PETERS CHURCH SCHOOL
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND INDUSTRIAL, FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
No. Frenchmen street,
Corner Of Esplauade street,
OPENED JUNE lsth, A. D. 1865.
PROFESSOR NJ. B, MCCARTHY, Acting Head Master
with competent assistants male and female.
Stationery with medal attendance Tor months e
Day Scholars, Highest Department. 50 per MONTH in sd
Intermediates Grammar School 81 per month iu advance
Primary Department, - per month, in advance.
No extra charge for vocal Instrumental music Latin
Evening School, including thorough commercial course
A. Mccoy
Proprietor and Rector
John S Maunser Of the firm Of J. s bIaunse Co. whole
Druggist No q ChaCtres street has full Of
orney from the Rector receive ell MONIES and give receipts
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Mrs J. l. BRAND having leased for number of years an
egoy situated ana spacious begs leave to announce
Circulars will be issued later meanwhile parents DESTROYS
placing their daughters under her charge will please address
her through the Office Of the Crescent
7 AVENDEK's COLLEGE,
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND CUsToMHoUsE
STREETS.
Mr.. c. LAVENDER, gratefully acknowledging patron
with which he hitherto been favored respectfully
has taken the well arranged and well ventilated building
on the northwest corner of
Rampant and BIeuvilIe Streets.
He will remove the few repairs requisite
have been completed and in hs meantime prepared
nter into for both Boerderg and Day Scholars
MFRS, g. a. CALDWELL HAS REoPENED
IVA her Academy at 486 Camp street.
IERHsSeuiOr Glasses in the French English and Spanish
branches Of study IS OF per month Juniors French and
kngish Classes SIS 10 per month Music cot be plano forte
harp Guitar, with yoca music $40 per month.
Reierences-Kev DR. Leacock, New Orleans; Hon Judge
Simon, New Orleans; Hon Tra7imond Landry -; Judge
Rice Charleston S. G. Dr. Samuel f. Dickson Charleston
G.; Prot 7. L. CALDWELL Transylvana University.
NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
IN NEAR BARDsTOWN, KENTUCKY.
Our friends and patrons are informed that Mr. John
Hardie our duly authorized New Orleans and vii
receipt any which may this nstu
ton. MOTHER COLUMBIA, superioress
J. ". HARDIE, Agent,
Corner Camp and kRtchsE q
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The Board of Trustees resolved declare Scrip div
dend Of thirtyhve per the participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1856 which
certificates viii be and after I'd day July
next.
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 viii be
deemed also per all outstanding Certih
of Scrip will be paid the second Monday May
1866 holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
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DoAHEAR COMMERCIAL 0oLhEGE-

DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON sTs.,
THE-
Spacious and Elegant STORY Building
Is constantly session eight able Proiessors 1t will
founded in 1882 and chartered by the State Its former stu
dsntsmay be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion of the old houses of this CITY, over the Southern
States Ladies Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE Bookkeeping Penmanship, Mathematics Enc
sh, French Spanish business education that
to $1,000 5000 annually the fortune parents
give their We have ample arrangements 200
students. Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call.
RUFUS DoLBEAR, President
THE BUTLER FEM ALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large Commsdous Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc,
together with cheerful domestic management polite
culture, offered and assured.
TERMs-$a0 per month"; $500 in advance Music orna
msntals extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing
Address Rev. j. e. o. DoREMUs, D. D.,
Principal
A LBERT LYONS sCuOOL FOR BOYS
CHATAwA, PIKE CO., MISS
New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
Oicnlazs may be obtained application to RoRERT PIT
KIN Esq, l8 and 10 Camp street. Nav Orleans
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PARTNERS HIP DISSOLUTION

Ut 70 ITVWFVIIVII1
J. II. Handy, SecrGtaire dEtat.
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CITIZENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. 8 CARoNDELET STREET
Amount Premiums for the year 1865 S2206 81
Amount of Assets of the Company. 10000 %
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per
terest the outstanding certificates scrip after
second Monday February 1856 have further declared
sscrip dividend Of twenty FIVE per cent
FRUsTKRs
J. Lorber, Jas. A. White
A. II. D'Mezs, r. Mathew,
Ar, Miltenbergsr j. Lemors,
a. Bdault, T. Avendsno,
J. Lemore, L. Grand
JnO. Gaushs A. Verloin Degruy,
Omer Gaillard.
oMER GAIILARD, President
HT CAsFAREDR, Secretary
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VIRGINIA COTTON PRESS

Formerly TYLER" Bounded by LeYes Market
Tchoupitoulas and Richards streets.
The undersigned having leased The above COTTON PRESS
will be prepared receive and Cotton lot Of
September LANE 4 REHAN
l.. n, LANE,
]. HENRY BE IAN,
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INSURANCE.
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY - 1866
INSURANCE.

The conformity with the Cherter submit the
following statement of the affairs Company the S0th
la,- I'll
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FEM ALE ACADEATy
IN NEAR BARDsTOWN. KEN UCkY.

Our friends and patrons informed that Mr., John
Harie duly authorized agent New Orleans, and vii
receipt any which may this nsttu
ton MOTHER COLUMBIA, superioress.
J. W. HARDIE, Agent,
Corner Camp and katchsE Etreats v
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CRY OF new ORLEANS
Sworn subscribed before me- this Doth day March
1866. EDMOND MEUHIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
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NEW oRERAES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-24
Rail Road Notice.

I = = q
WE FRIEDRICH BERLIN, ANDREW
Nv PoundStone, Phillip F. PtnneH, y. :
Heavier. $. B. Phillips. George sexton 10 Ionn
ner George CoZad, w. II. Martin, 8. A. Rapp,
A. B. Clark, J.. 5. Fisher, w. 2. Carper ana n.
II; TAFT, OF UPshuE county MesI ,. I'm s,.
Lean, Adam Crawford, hudson BlacSman'
Cyrus KittIe, Crawford Scott, Jacob v9rseoy,
Elijah Chennoweth and Asbetry statnakei'
Jesse letter, Daniel o'Brien and Fenelon
Halves, of Barbour county. West Virginia.
solomon Parsons, Rufus Maxwell and An
William NJ. Randolph, George Halmap,
John Michael, AblJah Dnlly, Samuel Rine-
ham. I. ]. Grove, NJ. n. MoNemar, Cyrus
welton, Thomas Masltn, John w DTiiffe and
Daniel. R. Mcneil, OF Hardy county, West
In pursuance of an act OF the legislature of
West Virginia, passed on the oath day OF Oc-
notice shall be given, OF applications to the
Legislature for special Acts concerning Banks
for Circulation and Internal Improvement
Com panfesn And an act entitled, An Act
to amend and re-enact the flrSt section OF the
above named Act, passed on the 9TH day OF
Fe61Fuary ISL hereby give n9nes tn ,,,, We S
West Virginia, at its neXtregular session COM
mencing on the 18th day Of January, 1886, for
to Be called ZINE Ranayghn and Shenandoah
Railroad, commencing ut BuclIhRnnon, Up
shur. county. West Virginia, 10 connect with
the West Virginia Central, and the Monongn-
hela and IIewiSbuTg Rail Roads at or near the
said town OF BuckhAnnOn, and running
thence by way of Petersburg and MooIeteld
willie In the said last named county, or some
point East OF the said Last named place 50 rs
toconneet with the Manassas Gap Railroad,
at or near Strasburg, Shenandoah county,
: The principal ofiiee, or place Of business OF
the corporation to be kept az Mo1renel1
Hardy county, West Virginia. until Otherwise
provided for. tanA INV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-24
New York Market

NEW IOhhf JEAAls -.
Cotton-Heavy and rather more doing at
50 for mIddling. Flour-Rules over buyer
with only very moderate demand, chiefly TO
supply theiInmediate wants Of jObbeTs;7 SOC
IS for extra state; 3598 50 for extra round
hoop Ohio, and 558l0 % for trade brands.
market closing heavy. Whisky-Quiet, q
for western. Wheat-Dul and shipping tends
downward at 20 for good Milwaukee In store,
and Il 70 for new amber Milwaukee nuoat.
BaEley-DulI and declining, Canada West LIZ
state 90. Barley Malt-Quiet- Corn-Dull
and heavy at Sass for unsound: 859S8 for
sound mixed western In store and delivered,
and IS for new yellow southern. Oats-Quiet;
8S94S for unsonnd western, and 5t955 for
sound do. Petroleum-DulI; 30 for crude; 56S
SO for refined bond. Codee-Quiet. Sugar
Quiet; i2al25< for Cuba museoVado, and I25<
for HAVANA. Molasses-Fair and quiet; New
Orleans 9S9I IS Porto Rico 609S0; barbados
So. Pork-Heavy and unchanged; % 55@
5000 for new mes, closing at . 20 cash; o 80
as Is for cid do, closing at q % cash; 2l@
u 70 for prime. and 2S823 50 for prime mes;
also 400 bbls new mes for February and
March, sellers option, 9S9 .. Beef-Quiet
at previous prices. Cut Meats-Qulet. Beef
Hams-Qulet and drm. Baeon-DuIL. Dress
ed Hogs-Fim; 129<9l3 for western, and l31<
@l85< for city. Land Rather heavy ut l514g
49,. Butter-Dull; 209S3 for Ohio, and 259SS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-24

TIrUsvILLE, Pa, Jan. 2S.-on Mon
day night an attempt was made to burn
the town. AT 8 O'Clock house and
barn We're set on fire, and an hour later
Chase's block, in the centre of the town,
was fired and burned down; also, a fur
niture aud liquor store, the block Of the
First National Bank, Petroleum Bank,
and the postoffice were at one time in
great danger. Three incendiaries are
being tried to-day by the vigilance COM
mittee, which numbers thirty of the
best men in the town, who are dread
fully in earnest. A gallows has been
built to hang them il they are found
guilty. Loss by the fire, SIS, 900; insur-
ance, $55, 200.
The Lycoming County Insurance
Company loses heavily; the most ofthe
loss, however, falls on Philadelphia
and Eastern companies.
The greatest excitement prevails, and
the citizens are determined 10 rid the
place of all incendiaries, robbers and
other scoundrels. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-24

VS. In Rem and per-
Andrew Hebranl< and sonam. In a case
certain liquor vessels. OF forfeiture.
Whereas, an information has been filed In
the District Court of the United States for the
District OF West Virginia, Mt Wheeling, ON the
lst day Of January, 1855, by the United States
OF America against Andrew Hebrnnls and
certain liquors and vessels described in the
schedule Med with Snid information in q GER
tain proceeding In Rem and personAm al
leging in substance that the said Andrew He
Drank has violated Sections Is and Is OF the
act OF Congress, approved January 80, 1861, en-
titled IAN Act TO provide Internal Revenue
to support the Government, to pay interest ON
the public debt, and for other purposes" and
praying that said property, together with the
sum OF 500 be forfeited to The United Stntes.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the attach
ment under the seal OF said court to nue. direct
ed and delivered, the said liquors and vessels
were seized by me at Wellsburg, West Virginia,
January sth, 1866. and lido hereby give pcblic
notice to all persons claiming any interest
in said property or in the proceeds thereof TO
appear before the Judge OF the District Court
OF the United States, for the District of West
Virginia ut Wheeling, ON the 9Th day OF April,
1865, nj 10 O'Clock In the forenoon ofthe slmc
day ar the same shall be day OF Jurisdiction,
If not, on the next day OF Jurisdiction there
after,) then and there to interpose their claims
and TO make their allegations in that behalf.
8. b. MCCULLOUGH,
q. 8. Marshal Dis. w. Va.
B. SMITH, o. S. Attorney.
fnTTp1-IAf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-24
Pron,, NnshyIIIe.

NAsHyrLLR, Jan. 23.-Riyer falling,
with feet water on the shoals.
Cotton dull to-day. Prices range from
IS to AS; 40 the ruling figures. Re
ceipts 161 bales; sales of 81 bales; ship
ment 96 bales. -
In opposition to the memorial recent
ly before the public as coming from the
Union citizens of Tennessee, q call to
the citizens who are favorable to the
speedy restoration to its proper position
of equality and influence has been
made to hold a mass meeting in ami
versary of Washington's birth day the
Odd Feb'y to secure this end. A hearty
and unquestioned endorsement of the
restoration policy of Andrew johnson
is pledged. The call Is signed by the
leading conservative members OF the
Legislature, and the most prominent
Union men in the State.
The negro testimony bill passed the
second reading in the House to-day
vote 80 to SO. -tt4