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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-03-15

These Btters have received the Endorsement
than four hundred REGULAR PHYSICIANS who have
recommended their in DYSPEPSIA Dcrangement of the
Stomach Loss Appetite Nervous Prosii alton Debility
and in all of diseases which in its incipent
require only generous Diet and an invgorang nour
ishing stimuant Asasaguard against diseases incident
to countries bad water labor aud great ex
posure, the btters have never been equaled.
FIRST-Hundres Of the most successful and respected
PHYSICIANS recommend
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Columbia Recommendations 3ug.

gerIaBt Columbia UNI 7.2O Q. @.; tDmmt In @aibs
pile I'm 10 o. D. an 3uridfebrenb, perIdBt er Naibs
pile UNI 8 y. ID. une tommt III Gplnmbia -um 5. 40
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-08
Senueffee 2eatsfotnr.
90 o tag, ben e. Neai 1866.

2Rontag, ben z. Nfai 1866.
&fsFrFE &ena4.s " So q
Scr Gent fam INN 8 ll5r @ormits
tags 3ufamnten.
@pesiaI gomite Beri9t.
Oas gpeSiaIse on,ite ernannt CUR
Gruasuns bes 8rpteItes bon senator
Ntt6arIaub bat ft9 bur@ ieineu GOr.
fsenben, Gen. SrirubEe, fir Die Gins
tras,rns bes @roteites IA Oas SournaI
eusgefprodeu, 2
Gene5uigt. 49, -ay
DrOteft Ses Gen. 6ra5ier BON 9nOg.
Senatpr Srasier BON Suog erbieIt bic
GrIaubnib, fat feiues bereits einsereibs
ten 8roteites einen auberen ein3urei5er,
tUeI@er i'm 8eientIiden baffeIbe fast,
iebod Die ein3eIneu 8rOteFsriiube aus
fIbrli9er beban6eln.
MufeenOmntea 9eeen bic SausE
SrOulIlT8
nuroe Sausbil SO. sol, ipel9e eine
gsmeiul@aftIiaes 4oliaei 8eriuaItuus
far Die Orei Stable gtafbbiae, Wlempbis
unb Chattanooga erri9tet, 6eren 8eante
bur9 Ben @ouberneitr sa erne1nen Tnb
uno ausee6ebnte 8oHma6tcn erbalten
ioIIen. Srei 8ennlte fin6 fir Mempbis,
atpei fir gfaibbiae unb elmer fur @bat<'
tannoga beiiintillt. "a
Serner purbe Die Sausbia 449, 6as
Sanannab Senlale college gu incors
porpireu, geaehnligt. ~.
.zH.T MI 9aHs. g. .4zsz
srs # Rontas, T. Mai.
Sas Saus .tuurbe nm 8 l1br @Ortt.
sdr Sr6uun9 serufeu.
8eim 9lanensaafruf sei9te es ii@,
bab uur IS @itgtieber anpefeub pareu,
boB aIfo tein Quorum segentudrtig
mar. -
slaa cine gtunSe ieSo9 iuurOe bie>
fss olitanbist, ,--.,
Sic 9efaafte Oes 9aufes beifanben
in Grtpdeilns elmer srOben slaaabG Dou
Bills, bic iebo9 bon llntergeorbaetetn
snterefTs fir bas srOse 8ubIitum parett.
Oils es da s.iste, 6ub tein anOrum
mebr norbanben mar, bertagte iib bas
Saus Bis bstte NfOrsen9 nbr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-08

@esen Die NafduI6isung frieseriider
senbensen proteftirt CARDINAL gismart
NIT beu9leriiaer 5r0n,nigfeit, berorebt
i5einbeilig Sic 9luseu tsno ri6tet fein>
it1lifirte gfotea an bic RIein' uno Wfitf
telitaaten, in tuel6en er feline Dguten"
&bfdten barautbuea pcriudt.
90 1T segentpGrtig Der StauO Der
Singe in benz alien 9aterlanbe. Gin
aItes Sprii9tuort iast: uGtne &rdbe
baft Der an6ern fein@use aus. eoas
ten inbeB bie Sraben, ipel9e in ben all
ten Sduiern Sobeusoaern unO Salisbury
niiten, ii6 6iesnlal tuirtlid rpiden", 10
mare es en0Ii6 einniaI an Der Belt, SaB
Der Seuti6e NfideI feline S@Iafnsiise
bonn SOpfe aiebt, cine tii@tise &eule in
Die nerbise 8edte ninmt unO benz
6uubseiinbeI Die &0pfe eini6Ia9t !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-08

aus oer SdIespts- 9oIifeintf6 englfairt,
tuenn aud IN tIeinerett Wakftabe, aies
BEN. @eIiagt bieies afaneubre,. 70 III
-Stareia eebemitbigt unb sgreuben ifebt
ais erfe Ma@t in Central Guropa Oa.
Sn Der 6iTentlit5en Neeinuua BAT
Ssirei6 before Gbanceii, bod I5aben
poIitii6e GnteceOensien feiuen vauten
0faf4 i'm aasensiner ,.ntergrabeu.
8an trdst 8ebeuteu, oer 6ftreidifden
Soiitif CREDIT gu identen, - bi:lelbe
gilt fur zieinitif@sren ctinnar, iuabrenb
RreuBeu in Iiberalen 2aubern tuie gna.
lamb, Sranfrei@ uuO Nmerita fi9 elmer
geui1en ROpularitat erfreute. Sod
bat Seltrei6 in Der borIiegenaen ssraae
an SDmpatbien getponnen. oa 60 tuenis
ger gum &riege seneigt fdeint unO ietne
6afungen aus ben Nropocationen ieis
mes Seebenbublers berborsinsen'
| 8eibe Nfa6te modem bemua6
,,mobir" unO beDaffaen fi6 IBIS an Die
8dbne," Seitrei@ itbiebt 8 sroBe
3eeriauIen mad 8enetien, S6IeFen uno
8Obmeu, - an Der faditf6en @renss
liesen 10000 Raan nit poIlFdnOisen
&riessmateriaI. srosbem 1T es Set,
reid seIungen, in Ben sIasen GirOpa's
ben Sdein friebIider &bfiGten gu trefs
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Gie eur e Erase

n : -
Iisfert geeentudrtig eiuen reidbaltigeu
9tefT tlr pOIitifae 0iscniionen uno
SipIomatif@e Gontroberfef. Sin Dem
alien europa fnO bic '&nfi6ten iiber
biefe ,,brennenbe Srage" ieBr setbeiIt
ENGLAND nsistF9 our SrieOens szbeOrie,
Ddbrenb Srantrei9 NIT ben trieserif@en
Gusfdten ltebdussIt, - in beiben Sal.
len 1T bsr @uuf5 ngater ces Seoaa,
lens" .------.--------
England ,tuinf@t commentator Sries
ben, Grantreif cpntineutaIen ,9ries.
Grferes berbaIt fi9 pafiiD, tuie es in
benz hdaifden Sriege fih i'm Sinters
sranbe bielt, pabrenb Grantrei6 in 6ies
fee ariFs cine paFen0e GeIesenbeit fine
BET, auf neue 8eute aus3nseben unb
f5on iest ben raries eifriser betreibt,
ais fsl6it bic freitenben @ladte. 0ranF
a6ff@e DipIomaten intrisuiren IN Bien
unb Berlin, IN Yaris III Der Selbduss>
plan fertig unO Marfbaa sfeil miro fi4
an bic gpise zines uSbierDutiOnse
am 8bein .iteIeu, I'M erfcroerIiaen
Sales BEL Der SdnO sus ieiu.
8dbrenb Dseiuie8te" GipEOmaten
iiber Oiefes pOIitH6e GnbrOsliO iib bic
a6pfe ssrbre@su HnO boawob1peife Bee
gatiousratbe beSeHtGd lire &losseu,
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eetbeat. e Gs4@@zaz4S.p <4l-s
SIN GIIsemeinen betra9tet manBreu'
Sen ais BEN Saupt griTetbdtsr nnO 9lsi<
tator, - niGt dipa, Oas berrlide
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ben 8asouettef uHo &u9eIn Der Seit<
rei@er feline ,8ruftl 6arbieten Ober bes
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tousmen bic 8saabluns Der Sriessfeuer
binterIdden ion, = fouoern pie aeeies
RING ,,pou @ottes @na6eu1 biefe egcts
ftii9e ensbersise, ebrgeiaiee aesierurie,
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fasn @i@tuns Den ieiuitif6en oruno>
fas feFbdlt: Scr 3ped 5eiliet bic
WitteI." go ..'v e.
Der fabisae etaatsmenn n. europa
if RapoIeon BET III. sta6 Inn tommt
Bis&ard, - Ser Ri6eiien sereusens.
sisbt ausenblt9ti5 in europa tsiuen
fdbissrtn, nnserf9dmtersts ridE9tss
Ioferen Boiititer. ais eisfsn prsubiiaen
Sumter, -isia Bel 1T aiat 70 iebr 6ie
Sersr0beruug ess Sanles Sobensplern
Nm einise Anatratsaeifen per ,;GinDers
Ieibung: ais BE erbebaHg @rsAsen,s
CUR eriteg unS aIleinietn MRa6t In
DeutfaLdnb.s Sn Ser Odnif6en ssraae
f6IoTea RreuSea unD Seitrei6 unter
9Iei9en 8eSiAyaAssn ,ypartaership''
- na@pem ber 8pEf errei6t iii, mil
Breusen~ ietnen 8nn6essenoTen UNI
OsfeR gsute. gIntbiIDtf&@inbela uni
IN ben aussn ber Bsit ben Tubm bel
eiees< far dgaaEia bsanipru4en
Ros Sranfrei9 burG feline in Der Rrin
gefpieIte Stole erfrebte, min 8renSe'
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Davidson. ~ ,
Marshall.
McMinn.
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Dies TT bic einstse 8abn mad ben
Sels8egenoen bon RennipIbanien.
SUPERINTENDENT

Pefastere bic nit 9urds9tfet psrieben finb, tSns
men tbr Gepdd bis 81 ibrem Seitintmungsort ge4e&
erbalten. Bel Nnfunft Der 9auipfer il, Gincin,iot
pirS 1ransportotton mad Sotes ober benz Depot fre,
8eltefert. Ale Roitz DGmpfer Iiegen am atIautes
finften StraBe. - f,Fltl1.r'
Gin Omnibus= unb gepGdrpaseu ieben abenb bsi
Antantt Der 8octe non 2puispiue in Bereiti6eft UNI
Yaagtere nnS ihr gePdd toentrei mad benz Mtlantirs
un6 Great geiternz 8abnbof su brinaer. = !
Sabrpreis 10 nieoris un6 bic S9uelIgfeit Der 6aae
10 gros aIs anf irgen6 elmer anbereu Babn.
9tdsts iinS sa baben in Cincinnati an ber nDrSs
metli@en Gte Btoa6wap iin6 Srontirase unh axf
benz nenen 9aiaeier.g3ahnbof Der Cincinnati, Samis
tons uae 9apton. gifenbdbh, ioruie in ben Smpts
Bureaus Der in Serbtn6uus fteberleen 2inien. 4
9. RcG 1arer, 0en.s Superimsenbent
Capt. 6. 8ernep, 9ajiagiersMgent,
~E -L'rtu- 2ousuiae. -
G. &. SUIIer, Gen. EidetsNaert,
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SifrG bic
atlantics uno srobe tpeitlide Giieubabn
Gre SnrdIaafenbe 8ase perIaHen Gineiuueti tasIt&;
9praens I'D zk5 ~ - =

q " .
HS gtreete gerbiaounsen gu Salamanca
Der GrtesGi5enba5n.
No. gu MansfieIh nit 4ittssurs, Sort G3ap
unb Gbicaeos Giienbabn.
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1nAlIH s. efiite,

SO. 50, Gberrptrdee, staibpiue, Senn
smpsbIs jesnsn neHen wne auf has GIesantsfts sine
9sridtetsn gelpn. gaan fnbet be tets 4etranfe Nns
6rfrj4anGeH s3t xH> vsH ben beasn,ss
ey1 9m4e
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Mafboine n,rb Decatur
a -
Gifeubabm.

elenbe.rung Der 8 &c.
Mn Sonutoa, ben l. apriI ,n6 pon ba bts anf
meitere 9ena9ritigung perben bic 9aiiagiersee abs
geben, roie foIet:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 4. 1895.
ovn ZOE ogFIoB IS now the most complete an

OUR JOB OFFICE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun
dries and machine shops of Connor Sons, G. P
Gordon and R. Hoe & Co., Of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
Sozth. We have connected with this department
on Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound at the shortest
notice, in the most workman like manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to a corps of experienced printers,
we have secured the services in this departments Of
Mr.. ". W. Brisbin and Mr. Charles W. CLARK, so
fsyoraby yknown as job printers previous to thewar,
under the firm of Clark & Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this in mind and send in their
orders.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
'sELl,RTMEsS SAFES

FouRTn DsInfcr cousr HENRY ". TAYLOR vs. j. h
or Erw ORLEANS, LATHAM No. I5T7A
pG WRIT u Of tu alias Writ OF EgerI Pa
~ cias, directed by the honorable the District
Gpuat New Orleans in the above en led cause viii proceed
tose at public auction, at the Merchants AuctOueer EN
change, Royal street between Canal streets
in the second District Of this city FRIDAY the 9Th day
viz: N ''''
FoUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with nil
the buildings and Improvements thereon and applrte-
nances thereof and all the rights wuys seryttudes
privileges and advantages thereto belong situate in
Lae First District Of this oty, designated as lots Nos
y, ~ - and "a 81 square NO. H. which IL bounded hy st
sg0aen 81 Mark Grevier and Peiido streets per plan
Qt A fhep late surveyor, dated ODD December Si aud
0ep9sited ~ tne office Of the late David McCAy notary
public IN ths city Which lots measure American measure
sScoag to sad plan as follows to-wt No 2 %
y each other ana have eech so feet inches aud lines
reht on grower street. so width the rear lot
hayn depth Of iO6 feet niue inches The line of lot No 90
IN inches in depth the line of lot Nos & lot No
~ ytng depth Of liS feet inches the line Of lot No 81
@ ~ tet II inches on the line of lot No 49, lot No "a hav
ing depth OF ll9 feet II inches the line Of %
e corner OF Grayier and St MsEdelene Streets
81 eet inches front Graver street. l3S feet in depth aud
on on st. Magdelen street l26 inches in depth
width on the rear line
Being the property acquired by the defendant by pur
chase from j. Hubbard per net passed beore f. g 5otts
ber 1851.
Seized in the above suit
E55~ TERaS-Cash the spot.
HARRY 7. HAYS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
HARRY T.. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of {

SIXTH DISTRICT GOURr c. NEGTZERRDFE VS..
OF New ORLEANS : ANTONIO UySTA-No. l0R43
EH VEEE'T U u of'nnd in OSediance to am ord T.
ASo sale rendered Mny2 1856 and directed
5g6e he sixth District Court Of New Orleans III the
Titled cause will proceed to sell public auction at the
Merchants and Auctonee Exchange Royal street between
Canal and Customhouse streets in the District this
con M0NDAf the siXt enth day oJuy 1866 l. O'Clock
M. the following described property, VIZ;
A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city designated Number One square Num-
Der IwentSeven bounded By Marats Customhouse Canal
ana IRENE streets measuring American measure twenty
eet six inches and seven lines front ustomhonse street b
one hundred and fourteen feet in depth between parallel lines
Together with al the improvements thereon belonging to
gaTniShee, Y. Faures 90 -
E5J~ IERAs-Cash the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS.
hariH NF r1,y p,- J., ,rFn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

oaLRAvg-No. 2I,l66 JNo. NJ. BARTHET
RA FbhED. 10 Of IA writ of furi facins TO me
~ directed by the Honorable the Third tstrict Court
NeW yre1ns IN the a9"Ve ent ed cause, will proceed
sell atpuphc auction at tue Merchants and Aucunee EX
change Royal street between Canal Customhouse streets
N the seeonu district OF this Gy MONDAY the bir.
tletR day o. July 1866 at IL O'Clock NJ the following de-
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate in f,ubourg
bounded by Dryades Harmony Sf Denis streets aTd t
9ne o division OF SAID anbourg Delasszs and the Quarere
de Pasance SAID lots of ground designated hy fhe Nns
five and sX on pan drawn by II Grant late suryeyor
dated Aph ID lSll, and deposited the office Of L i,
Kenny 5e notary public for the parish of Jefferson The
BY hundred and twenty feet in depth between parae
lines and he lot No six Rdlons lot No five measures
six e inches front Dryades street by one bnnIr
twenty feet depth ON the line separating # rrS It
No five hundred and twenty three inches also IN
depth tie line OF ftubourE Psance and twenty feet
seven incles aud six lines in width in the rear.
Together with A The dependencies Of said lots Of ground
rights and privileges apperainng without exception re-
servattou.
Being tie property acquired by defendant by purchase
from widow j. P. Esabn act passed before b. Clark
J late notary public Of the parish OF Jefferson the 22d
Of July, lSiL
Seized ii the above suit.
REJ- rEHIS-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

J CAMILLE JACOB and OrH-
ERS VS.. EDOUARD JACOB,

F9gaTH Jgntc5AI D1srRIor CAMILLE AAMIL JACOB and oTH
| PY virtue OF n writ OF 1erf filcIas to me di.
II reGtd by the honorable the Fourth Judicial District
parish James IN the above entitled cause will proceed
Exchange Royal street Canal and Customhuust
Streets the Second District of this city on SATURDAY
the seventh day Of July, 1865 at Il O'clock the following
l. 4 CERTAIN LOToF GROUND, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon situate in the late municipality No
mow the First District of this city forming The cornrr
New Leyee and Lafayette comprised be-
New Levee LAFAYETTE Commerce and Pnvra streets
street about thirty three in width on the rear ine and
about seyeuyYe feet six inches in depth and said
opposite side line, American measure forms mart the
lot designated No 81 plan passed
9f 9eSfS e. r. 9tThSe late notary public in this city IN the
On this lot is three story brick building the whole leased
for seventy dollars per month until LIST October 1866
Being property acquired by the defendant by pur-
chase from Felt& Labaut per passed before Theodore
2 TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third District
Of this city designated BY the Nos. twenty five and twenty
SST p{ 81 me-; p 9g9 & ~ St3Eg w. Neteree'
and viz: Lot No 2 thirty feet six inches
on History kerlergc street thirty feet eight inches six
an the rear line Of o. No "a add nneyseven feet three
inches md four lines the other line Of No 25 and
lot No Is thirtone feet eleven inches and line front on
Pauehe street By depth between parallel lines Of one hun
dred and twenty feet ten inches and FIVE lines bounded
the right by lot No 20 the By lots N0s 2T G 2 M
and part Of No %, and in the by said lot No. 23
The whole English measure, and according to rlan drawn
by Aou Hemcourt late engineer on the 18th December
I depositedln the office Of Ad Mlzure8u notary public iii
this city t'
Together with all the buildings and improvements
Being the same property acquired by defendant BY ru
chase from Miss Amee Deberrue per act passed bFnr
doTe uyol late notary public in this city dated November
Seized in the above suit
Plans viii he on exhibition at the Exchange somo days
H@5@ TERIs-CGsh on the spot.
AIRY r. HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
FounE9 DLsEH!eE oogag FoLoEE ID. V. NELsoN pU.

= 71'W fVEa
HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

s. H. DAVIS. JR vs. FouRrH DISTRICT CouRr OF NEW
JOHN FINN oRLEANs-No. 1909.
PY VIRTUE of "a writ Of feri fneIas dI
- rected by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
QreaRs in the above entitled cause Chas Beuvenue late
he and by said late sheriff e. transferred will prnceed
70 sell At public auction MONDAY, the 9th dav 6 Juy
Io66 at 5oclock NJ at my Warehouse, No % Jefes6n
street, in The Second District OF this city
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE asper inventorv
which can be seen at my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
ES- IERAs-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

AdEices from the Cape of Good Hope, to the
10Th Of May, state that the weather continued re-
markably fine, and that there was great reaction
toward the return of better times. Mining opera
tons were being carried on fayorably IN every
direction but heavy losses still occurredin isolated
districts from disease among cattle and sheep.
The settlement Of treaty ofpeace between the
Bosatos aud the free State was progressing rapidly
The gold discoveries in Frausyael were con
frmed, Several expeditions had left Natal on
their way to the diggings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

'S- i''-'t'fN ~ ''tAN' hlI NpJI PRESSURE WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO 4 DAYS
Important Invention for seaAonlnE lumber
1t will soa'on Lumber average Of 81 per 1000 feet
1t will sengon Lumber thoroughly and check it less
than any other process
1t is safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process
Ihe expense Of Kiln Right is within the reach Of
every one.
1t costs less to dry the uter in Lumber than to haul
twenty miles '
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber from the steam ready to he worked inn
medAtely "
' COSY OF chansinga common Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Al or ol erecting uew Kiln aud the price of Right ure
often saved in year by this process
Noueed of keeping large sto Ks of uroter an bd rt..
less by TINS process hau the interest on heprce while
drying in the air '''''
Carpenters Coopers, Cabinet Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers, Owners Planning Machines sa, N
and all who wish to dry lumber should be in possession r s
Right this invention
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense ~ ''" Nun
This process in the Cur shops of tho Peppl
ern, GhcNg0 and North Western Chicago Alton and Il
Louis: Illinois Ceutrali Chicago Burlington and Quincy
ehtgau Hentral Toledo and Wabash; Suudus DAYTON Ud
Chcunat and other Raj road Companies Also by many nf
the mnhulctnre of Cars Carriages sash Doors nd Blinds
Agricultural implements, etc. throughout tho United state.
r6J GJBhiS thliSS, FGG91TE, MAA5 E&gIE FEGErABL
substances are dried by this process
a. st OF the Dryer alOwtdbQ0r paying for the Right by
pay igSl lgr the drawings and specifications.
RoF luEther information address
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
SECOND DISTRICT oouRT MAS, HENRI ys sgoCEssI0i

OF FRANfIS CLARK. LEEDS.
OF NEx oRLEAxs ExEGUToR-No 27,O78
IL V1RTDE II of "A Writ of aefzZsre and Sale
~ to me directed by the honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
AZ public auction the Merchants AuCtionees Elk.
change Royal street between Canal and Cq.ohuuse streets
day Of July 1866 at T. o'clock the following described
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the i'm
Rroyemens thereon situated in the First District Of this city.
Louisa streets by the Nos a. 25 % and ~ and
they each 20 feet 10 inches or less front on
Louisa street, by s. feet in depth
Lots % 26 ana q acquired by said Clark by purchase
from James Hanna per act passed before \ B. euas late
notary public in This city the 9th day March 1889 an
lot "a by purchase IRWIN by act passed before
tember, 1853 '' 80 ~ ~ eP
Seized in the above suit.
hEFe TERMs--Cash on the spet.
HARRY T. HAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff OF the Parish oF Orlaan
J. NJ ORIOL VS.. HIS
i4lv. " 10 ozn

J. NJ oRIoL VS.. HIS CRED SIXTH DIsTkICr
1ters-No. lo,299 Court of New Orleans.
RR F9RTUE of and in obedience to an
order ot sale rendered June 10 1856 and to
oy the honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans
IN the above entitled matter, will proceed sell at public
auction at the herehans and Auctonees Exchange ROYAL
street between Canal and Custnmhous the Second
nistct @ q his city, On SATURDAY, 25h day Juy
The Schooner c W. CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Iggng etc as she lies in the Mississippi the foot Of
Montegut street, in the Third District of this city
E5S~ fERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY 7. HAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

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and suits the most delicate stomachs
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youHg persons backward in attaining the age Of puberty,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
TINE RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
ski, thence to Behring's Straits and points on
the Russian and American coast Col Charles
Bulkley engineer in charge of the Russian tele-
graph expedition, sailed on the Wright, accom-
panied by Count P. Annassotf, commissioner Of
the Russian government to the telegraph com
pany, and Thomas W. Knox, author and journalist.
formerly connected with the associated press.
Count Annassotf remains in Siberia to assist the
telegraph enterprise, and will probably meet the
governor general at the mouth of the Amoor river
early in August Col. Knox will accompany him
to Amoor, and proceed thence overland to St
Petersburg. The company's barks, Clara Bell,
Palmetto, RudSers, and Onward, have all gone to
their various points of destination. The Golden
Gate and Nightingale will sail as soon as the ma
terial they are waiting for arrives.