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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-07
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

CoNFEcrfoNARy AND EATING SALOON DOING 81
" TO $40 day may be bought cheap IL applied for I'm
mediaely at McMAIAN's, tA Broadway, room No &
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

Hnlman, Nyort; schr Josephine Knighton. do Sid brig
EG so ssa RSsos Mary
Jane. Hazeon kyork; Enchantress. Batchford, do;
less Davidson Boston briggs Fred Bliss. sherman, do; Mat
sAISEsrcs. Nov s-cd steamship Euserpe Eldridse
oEoRaErowN Sc Dot M.Arr sshIs JShn BrewpsI
PPSSss a.ss WIFE, Es' St
Brooks, NYork; Chattanooga Black searsport Ne CID
Wns. Nyorf: 10. Paiihc, Briggs do 9Th, WV rharO
Hs Ga 'ss Douss
In pcrs NV big Omaha Robinson ds schrs VIM Flint
Psi IN :sSi Read Benson pA.ds
sn sa Fs
YoETkEss noSE sy Nov loasld :sas John Frank
AZ NV jsss::s
KY WEST: oss ssoxTr brig Sroson Riss.. Havana;
e. sss
Ss' sss sy M sS:sh
VIM Hin Thompson, Philadelphia. CID steamer Gulf City,
7h-Xrr steamer Margaret, NYork; schr Mary somsrs
. NEW 6RLEASs Nov Arr steamship Fire Queen, wn-
s, Meade
R9 s.ss sss
.s% cs e r.
sss aa.. s,
spring Splendid Pnnney SYori; i0sS. Dictator Sialar
NEWPORT, Nov io--Arr schr Marietta Hand, Brooks,
B sd .spe nf sy
Baltimore Baldwin for NYor a JS,sphne
PEssHccL% Nov sxrr brig suwanee Mccoeo Mobile
PHILADELPHIA. Nov lU-Arr Pontiac, Lowell,
EsrpSs brig ro,p' gr Conn Windsor Ms sSsrs
NV COOK. fsiksaSsrs Boston; Avon baker DO; Gee Ne
ley, 10; insraham betsrson Mdaistown; S . Hart Row.
ns Thompson oieassstsr; wave. Baker Neg Lon.
DO
Davis shourds Guayaquil; Antioch nnell San Juan del
SIry.ia Bsrns; asyasass clara Brows' Boston; Isaac
Lsnn ce ns Long, Hafaa wcsesS star crowe Bos
ton; : z Corson and 9 Nevenger smith. DO Minnie
Ss,sda srsney T.zs,Sra bark sa. s..
chs sie p Now scnr. Fanny Fern Saunders.
Ann GlIsssss, Ii,ps and Adrlsna Bailey SYori. ~,
lock- Bad ann se
Godfrey. Phiisdepma; James Genry. weaver 90; Rseas
6as~ei; Aida Eaton and Garrison Chase Ehsabsth
Ss cd S"
Advance Br. Crosby Philadelphia, 70 load for Bremen
SON ' Sarah wist., %Ssss5n and Rachel Miller Anaer
| do: Goodspeed Dart; Baker, Brewster; Ellen
Perkins Eldrdge and Union Hudson NYork; sloop Thos
Hull, Hull, do.
ith-Arr bark Horton. Butler, New Orleans; brig
Roberts Doak Savannah: schrs Noe II Benedict, Ellis
Georgetown DC; Fred Tyler Tyrrel New Brunswick, NJ
Avail, Dibble; Blocker, Eldrcd, and John Watson
Lane, Elizabchpor SD schr N Clark, Clark, Phlade
phia.
SAVANNAH Nov 7-Arr steamers San Jacinto. Loveland
NYork; Port Royal Rowland, do; bark Drgo, Blair. do
Below brig Selma, Gibbs Baltimore. Cid steamship
City OF Bath, Lovewell Boston, brig Ocean Belle, Morton
Cardenas
WILMINGTON, NC. Nov s-Arr brig Al,avela, Reid, New
London.
wAREHAM, Nov e-Arr schrs vassar Jr. Christie. aud
Angler, Besse, Elizabethport
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schr Q sadier, TiIton. Chincoteague-
schr Only Daughter, Matthews. Norfolk Gays
Schr Barbara Haley, Fortress Monroe a.yA
schr A Predmore. Smith, York kiver, s0yS
schr Ouch step, Richardson, virginia anv-
Schr Joseph franklin, Halkins, Virginia
Schr Lynehbura Van Cleaf. Georgesown
6chr III J RAYMOND. ELingwood Georgetown, Gays
Schr ID z SAWYER soper, Georgetown. days.
Schr Ella Crowell Stevens, Phiisoepnia LOT bossou.
schr r Anderson, CLARK Elsabothpor Tor HARTFORD
6chr Reno Foster Machias
schr Jason. Stewart, Machias-
SchrA Tery,@ bangor.
s sehr Midnight NJ RILEY 6sn son,or.
Sohr Cheviof Nash Addison.
Schr vsndov Gregory Rockand.
Bchr Union, - Rockland
Schr j q Coliyer, Crosby. Boston for Albany.
EchP ID Z & Kelly, Kelly. Boston.
Schr Nelson Harvey. Bearse. Boston for Albany.
Schr Owen Boarse 49,. Boston,
sohr r Dean, Cook. Taunton.
Bchr Niger, Thompson, Harwich
Schr r Wallace, Allen. Harwich.
Schr Dan simm0ns Doane, Harwich-
Schr Naiad Queen. Chase Providence.
Sohr America. Revnold Providence.
Schr r Miller, White. Providence.
6chr Evergreen Belloste Providence
Sohr 9 Sherman, Glover. Newport for BALTIMORE.
schr Chas HILL -, New Haven.
echr Z Huntley, -, New Haven.
Schr q l. Green. Paine, New London.
6chr Henrietta, Rankin Portland Ct
Schr d RUSSELL Holt Portland CT.
Sioop Thomas Hull. Hull. Providence
Below.
Bark Crested Wave. King. from Shields.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

UcrI0S SOTfCE.-sAMUEL WYNN CO., Arc
"A s. worth OF elegant Household Furn
urc Bronxes Paintnss Drawing Room Furnltnte q pub
stone house West Sixteenth street, between Fuh and
sixth avenues. sale commencing Al ii O'Clock Drawing
IN French brocatel OF the richest
description Etagsres secrciare bookcase Centre Tables
Mirrors Lace Curtains shades Artistic Bronze saiaary
Engravngs on Paintings. by eminent artists velvet hs
rosewood rianoforte stool Cover. Music Stand B9ks
rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsieads Wadrobes
sofas Chairs hair sprDg Mattresses Blsnkes sheeta
Dining Room Extension Table. Buffet, elegant sets ruby
saivcrs, Dinner Tea service. Table Cutlery French Shaa
Dinner sets Table Linen Basement Kitchen Furul.
Sale rcrsmptory. Once suctioneer 2N Bowcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

stPEnE orr si.asswAhy
r.Hiss safiss i ss,iff sS fasFffirs
aud large variety u elegant French goods. ys srrrsd. 70
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

nRUG STORES FOR SALE.-Two ON BROADWAY
IL $1,000, three and some ia country town
and villages and iocato for physicians
STRICkLAND'S Druggists Agency, $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

Arr0SAu0, Nov ls-Ar sohr Jesse williamson Jr,
BosTOs Nov ~ Pv-Arr scbr Sarah Green Kelley.
xYors On steamer. Palmyra. nsb.on sorsans. Roman.
vla rhlsdelphia brig Lady frsnsn iBr Morrison, por
spain. sehrs Freddie l. Porter, small Washington, nc.
Hammond. Paine, philadelphia. Kirkland Bessc Dc,
Princess Lowell, SYork.
smyrna, Pawn tDu,cht, Pnsfer. hartman; N ! Emcry
palnsr Fortune Island john freeman, ROBBINS Mobile
arr Adsne May May W Nay. MAY, Hsinhsr Hand:
q tyler steernan, Anstn Ds,i. Phl.asiphis Msrha
n.xtrr: star Of Peace. Crowel John johnson. Mcrf@
sserge Fdwards Weeks. car.tNlrs Priee: Fvs He'll
parre, s.eoree Adams. Fish aud sarah Hoffman Hon
man Philade phis; Dyer. Kelley Lhxabehport Ar1ra
Arms N,vtne Nj ard 4 l. NAndsrvuott Baker, south
srhmv MI eld SATURDAY wirf W 10 NV, sealrr Pafny.
"a and R0tan n. barks Natal lowiand and Hazard brigs
Amertca. d q Clay and charles Milcr
HAITfMORE Nov i0-Au bark rallaa tBr~nh Hart.
man Rrrmen. sehrs Chas Jones' fsooi@reei. Boston
Providenr cd bra Ethei Bolton, DAYS Ainsall schr.
Clinton shsekford add Addis Walton, Rch Boston Ann
Valentine bridgeport, y wirE- Endicot tAinbriteeport
iith brg fr0teus Mahousy Portland srar NAissrrt
Ann lbrl, Hleman Hallfaxs -. J. -. =.
BANGOR Nov q-Cld bItg Webster kelley, Cooms@ Nov
York; sebrs Warren. Warren, Washington. LAsn For
restef. Warren Baltimore.
BATH, Nov a-sld schr Anna Lyons. Kemp, Sew Or.
iesns
BRISTOL. Nov s-Arr schrs verrnon. Davis. Elizabeth
pore Chsfe Dean. Taunton for Nforx after gong gu the
marine railway 70 stop ieak svop Harvest Cwin New
rwk.. sd schr Tsnss Chsmpnn, aud NinerA, hhson.
.ChARLHsroN. Nov s-Arr ships Missouri Edwards.
rtosk ooicvndst uiskefy Bo~ton-tourhpd " tke On
oosfa em.frAnn 10 Aca brig Cardgsa tBri YOUNG Lts
>psS- Va srss Frsd Buss Sherman. Baslob' ssuaa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

Bark Crested Wave. King. from shields.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13
DEM r. TUEALI. AUCTlONEER.
ID LATE SALESMAN WITH ". II. LUDLOW A Coz
HOUSEHOLD FUnkITrRE

CARBON BILLIARD TABLE,. MIRRoRs. CARPETS A.
THEAIL BROS. vii sell At auction, Wednesday No
vcmber H. is6G al lo O'Clock Al their sAlesfoon % Ibsr
Household rurniturr consisting In par o. carved
Pnror suits In satin and walnut and mahogany
Frrnah Bsdsteads Dressing bureaus WAshsands Tables
Chairs and Easy Chairs Lounges SOFAS Secretary Hook
and Grass Mattresses. Feather Pillow. oronr. and GU
VERY nne mahosany billiard Table. Balls Cues
Counsrs Catalogues ~ the once Of The sucioneer 81
Liberty strn.t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

j. BLEEcKER, AUCTIoSERR.-a0 VALUABLE
"A. Lots In Jersey city AZ auction CONTINUATION q me
sale Of Inc estate OF the late John u. Coles. A. J.
BLEEckER Son co, viii sell at auction. on Wrdnos-
day November a. at ~ O'Clock Mt the Eschang. halssroom
M Broadway " by order the Trustees ~ the estate
Of the late John Vs. Coles ESQ about 20 beautiful budlns
Lots the part the fifth Ward ~ Jersey ,y SIT
uated on Hamilton square, Jcrsey, Pnvonia ana other
streets within minutes walk az Payona
Ferry Terms most favorable. Maps Ao at the onec Of
the Anelioneer. "a Cedar atreet, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

r.~gfwps or all sfzEs4-x1s sun. iyr9 iztBi ONE
II paif Sre i2rsl k1sln~ Ssts AZ IN esus;tets
der. bob FONTS, ~hsfung Pahsfs hsberrs IRE ssi
Ht2.s Funs4. Bslung and NAht+sIl y a. f~sfp ksns.
a DAyfs sAthihsry Ysfi ~ 2 ~ haf~gn s,rsst
r-oR EaLy-AT "a Park NrEEgr YIvg pUlsrs
~teAns rarin~s snN MoviToaai frhpiet asa fgs~~e.
i've Boers. 10 " - horsr. hs~uaiis o. hssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

nEuG STORE IN BROOKLYN FOR sALE-Ar A
bargain Inquire In drug store corner OF spring and
Elm ~ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE VALUABLE
ss.Ss. . Which ssIs; o,s 100 gsr .e n, q .msas,
A q sol s.s
S.s. r sa " Bs6w HOLDEN z hrs ssis s'
L,oR sALE-A PURSrrUKE AASuFACToxY Win
Il Machinery Stock and Lease Address r. >. H., bor
EoR sAI.K.1-rlE LgAsg, rixrCREs, sroos AND
Brosdwsy between Nineteenth asd Twentieth streets. Ap-
ply ,hs pr-misss
DARTIEs sLskIN0 SURE BUSINESS CHANCE 70
ugo any part ~ this continent or Eurcp~, wfh small
e.pis are referred 70 re .dssrssn.s, % lloyd. grsa.
portion the continent coored ~ 1000 coantes print
smsrss Fae Cansas ssa Tie wss.srn s.srs .r~ foa
sale hA.f aierss, either I'll Be dispo-ed of No map
s.. a. !. III III y ss .sora RIof6 % '
RIO cAPrrALIsfs.-I wAsr RELIABLE AND
prlneipsi charge Of manufacturing a.sfsI srss
ale. may e n.ds very sssn.lse .ainE I.fs pseIis
iursr Herald oasos
no CAPITALISTS AND BUSHES xEs.-LErTEFs
.sn France ana Berun and psrs % the United are
~ sale ~ IN. preess. w.i q pre- -slsr On ,. ee
ioKEsYoS 90; lsl Broadway. New fas o - s1d
MALL sTRBEr STOCKS "A FEw LARGE or SMALL
w Dc gdeoa.ly managed By pArsy ~ eh..
seter and position Address ios one week Reason Herald
IVAHTED-A .PARry MO CAN COMMAND IRON
w $1,000 . ~ on q - invested Y Z Inanafsrturns
IN sucnesrfui otFfson W is cify The
ia large Satisfactory evidences 81 this VIII W gives
s s.a "sS 2 ss. NV s r ss s M,
800, a.yE r. .o,s A., asr $3.50 sas 2rgs,se
sure Investment, a. lif Third Avenos, room No
cgnQ TO o. 90 wAwTKD-tN IGHr NANrrAC.
S-OU tarng basn-ss. article s.~d ~ every family ana
nfwe. qsck asles srgs prOnts Apply imtn~tessiy.
MARSHALL CO.. va fhornpsgs.
c1o nQn Wilt ne PAID TO Any GENTLEMAN
-IU.VVV wh9 VI postqn v lnrurnes Tvs ssi- ~
fninng prosty aD.Bs 100 miles from kew
The mines nerhausisos shd hsss D@sn works foe
raj years AZ isrEs rrsAt The prwp~rty ali
b1l ldnsa uls r8xnt 0<xn4n~fr Dr. fys ~
sac<essfmiy prisaiax lbe ese s~s4 fti@ sat.rs
sssusaisrs eli - gssr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-03

CoTToS MoNEY.-The proclama-
ton of Governor Humphreys, look
ing to the redemption of the cotton
money issued during the year 1861,
is exciting discussion amongst the
press. The Vicksburg Herald says
Il is rumored that General Wood
will interfere to stop the collection Of
this debt, on the ground that It was
created TO aid the rebellion.
If il were intended to repudiatC
all State debts created to carry on the
war, then these cotton bonds should
be cancelled, and the people be nc
more annoyed with them. But few,
Il any, Of those who received money
on these pledges, are now able to pay
il. II is as much as any n can now
do to meet private contracts, without
being compelled to pay debts due III,
State for money which was issued
received and spent to carry on the
war, and for no other purpose.
Il Is much better that the few
keen spectators who have bought
cotton money should lose the trih'
they invested in its purchase, thar
that the whole people should be dis
tressed for its redemption. Let tn
cotton money" slide-born Of tn
revolution, the obligation to redeem
Il persisted with the cause which CAV
Il birth Copidhian.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-03
Proverbs or Josh Billings.

1t IL highly important that when
a man makes up hiz mync tcw be a
raskul, that he should cggsamun hix-
self clousely, and see if he amt bet
ter constructed for a phool.
! argy in this wa, if a man Is rite,
he kant be tn radikal, IL he is rong,
he kant be tn ~conscrvaiif.
"Tcll the truth and shame the dew
ILL.," / know lots Of people who can
shame the DEVIL easy cuff, but the
tother thing bothcts en-.
Il IL a very delekate job, tew fur
give a man without lowering him IN
hiz own estimashun, and yourn too.
Az a gineral thing when a woman
wares the britches, she has a guide
rite tew EN-.
IL IL cdmittcd now by everybody
that the uan who kun git fat on Der
lony sausage, has got q good deal o.
dorg in him.
"Bc show you air rite, then e
ahcd" but in ease Nv doubt then x
ahed emmy WI.
Sticking mp yurc mac don't Prov
cnnything, for a soap biler when h
IL " from home smells ennything
Wooman will sumtimcs comics
her sins, but ! never KIM one tey
confess her faults.
Don't mistake arrcgunse for wis
dom; meny people have thought III
wn wize, when tina wuz ounl,
windy.
TIE road To ruin Is always kept II
good repair, and tho travellers pa.
the expenses oy II.
III nan bcgins life hi bcin a fns
Lutenant in bis familcc, he need ney
or ia look for ~purmo-hon.
IAstly-I am violently opporcd I
ardent stcrits az a beveridge, but "a
manafaciurin purposes | think a lee
tic oy Il tastes god.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-03

Hon. j. l.. Alcorn, Senator elect
from Mississippi, says the New Or
leans Picdyune, has returned home,
and passed through vioksburg on
Sunday last. lie is Of the opinion
that no Representatives from the
South will be admitted at this session
Of Congress, and that whenever they
are admitted, il will be only such Al
can take the test oath. He regards
the radical element in Congress to b
in the ascendant, and fully bent OF
keeping out the Southern Representa-
tives until the legislation which Is t.
govern the South for the next dccad'
Is completed. Under these circum
stances General Alcorn thought !
would be needless for him to rcmail
any longer at the scat Of Govern
ment, and he has returned.
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Joe in the North, On which you may
bcsiow your patronage But, first
%pntronirc home enterprise. Patron.
Ne your county p~pcr-ptroni,c th'
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ton by the right sort Of exercise, and
feed Il on Wholesome communications
Editor, publisher, printers, and al
connected with the SrAR were Con.
fcdcrate soldiers.
RrTn REuEr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-03

EXHAUSTED HERsELr.-Thc New.
buryport Herald Is responsible for
this story. We noticed the othcr
day that Capt. Samuel Brown had q
hen that would lay two eggs a day.
She has done that FIVE times. but q
few DAYS ago in attempting moro shs
overdid herself. She laid two egg
in the morning, and before night
laid four more that we're without
SHELF, making fall half dossn, sfie'
which she hung up for three days
She has now commsncd businsss
aucw al the moderate rte 81 cre :
dsv. and that Is not hal when ihes
n. vrr,h fnv cents sderrn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-03

MURDER OF COL wALTER.-wc
learn that the killing Of Colonel
Harvey w. Walter, of Holly Springs,
last week, by Colonel John Mctiuirk,
grew out Of the drawing Of a con-
yeyancc by Colonel Walter, rs a law
yer, necessary in the sale Of a tract
Of land TO Colonel McGuirk. II Is
stated that m the time appointed for
executing said conveyance, Colonel
McGuirk grossly insnltcd Colonel
Walter, whcrcupon Colonel ".
promptly knocked him down, and
there the affair cndcd-or seemed to
end. But Colonel McGuirk, accord-
ing to our informant, renewed the
difficulty some days subsequently,, and
took advantage OF the excitement Of
a town election 10 wrcak his ven
gcancc on Colonel Walter, Ia a street
rcncontrc, in which he inflicted
wounds III which Colonel Walter
afterwards died. We tell tho story
as It's told w:--it may be true or Il
may no, ;-but this We know-onc Of
the best men in Mississippi has lost
his liCc-and his slayer l. In Mem.
phis-or wa Yesterday Angus.