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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-07-07
NUMBER IA.
Rev. HnNRY WARD BrrcHrR-Rr-


CONSTRUCTION, The following is an
extract from sermon delivered bF
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher at Plymouth
Church, N. Y. on Sunday last;
He said: / am as strong as ever In
the conviction that the true result Of
the war must be recognized. What
ever went into the Constitution on ac-
count of slavery must come out; and
what was kept out on account of
slavery must be put into our organic
law; and have believed and labored
for this as strongly, and longer than
many of you. Rut I have felt that IL
should be done in the spirit Of love, not
of hatred. ] consider the doctrines
brought forward in the House of Rep
resentatives by Mr.. Steyens-though
followed in their entirety, thank God
by very few consider them to be doc
trines Of Belial. leading To destruction.
The North had chance to show
grace, and love, and magnanin1ity.---
How longed to see it. Both Con-
gress and the President should have
been pressed to Union, ! had hoped
to see the North showing her SUPERIOR
ity in Christian nobleness and gener.
GUS forgiveness. But have been dis
It has not been done =
You can no more change rebels to loyal
men By casting them oGt and turning
them atoay, than yoa can concert he
wicked By building up a aodN ofsepara-
tson betaoeen them and Tie good shutting
them out from the Uery influences that
should be brought to bear upon them.
IF thine enemy hunger, feed him; if
he thirst, give him drink, for in SO
doing thou shalt heap Goals of fire on
his head. Be not overcome of evil,
but overcome evil with good" There.
go: uote that. You have Heen talking
it long enough: do 1t. You have been
praying It long enough: try 1t,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-07-07

~ The President and Cabinet are
disposed torender material aid toward
rebuilding the Mississippi leyees.
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a ttorneys and Gounselors at Law,
Il Shreveport, La. Will practice
in the parishes of Caddo, DeSoto and
Bossier, and will attend to cases in the
District. Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office on Market street, near the
Bank. y4 n3l
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T.. B. WATKINS.

A ttorney and Counselos at Law, Min
II den, La. Will practice 10 the
10th and 1lth District Courts. Prompt
attention given to all legal business en-
trusted TO his care. n23
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ttorney at Law and Notary Public.
~ Office at the Mayors office,
Shreveport. La. v4nl7
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-07-07

- The following is recommended
as an excellent recipe for a summer
drink Take one pint Of whiskey. stir
IN spoonful Of whisky, then add one
pint Of whisky and beat well with q
spoon. Take one gallon Of water and
let servant carry It away beyond
your reach, then put two spoonsful of
water ii q turnbler; immediately throw
it out and fill with whisky. Flavor
with whisky to suit your taste. When
II is to be kept long in warm climates
add sufficient spirit to prevent sopring.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-07-07

= A grave writer on education
says: An educated man ought TO
know three things That's so, and
Is much more Is possible. The three
things, however, we viii SAP, are -
He should know al about ths world be
is in, where bic il going. and what q
il going 10 do about il. With fhsae
three things acquired be il supposed so
be pretty well charged.
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Dr. w. T.. Yearoat.

Dhysician and Surgeon, respectfully
announces to the citizens of this
community, that he will practice in all
the branches Of his profession when
called upon. v4n32
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-12-19
NORTH caRoLdva LgGlsLAr URE.

Bill, have p,.sel IN the Cln n,is 70 eIiend the
CpalhelJ, Rnlrotl. foe the com ,lelon Of the vii.
N uyloa. ch,,l,us a. q ! h.dnlt,l R,ihosd, and
TO eteillhe Y.aefn Hteia,a Rllro,d
VI. Huehi.,n. ft1 lhe j1int select e,nnilies on
The Psai.edify nils an ,,ls iepofl ia favor Of he
e,t,bi,bmdat u Penaeaii,ty ia this State. The
necessity " SUI ~ tl.itlNol ~, Deel sppifeni
10 m,a Of our shi,kn, nsl fot may years. I, |.
nov more Than ever needed. and il u 10 be hoped
hat OR Les,.isute vii seriously consider tho
mater.
A resolution vas agreed 70 On Thursday il both
n ,p.e.. 10 ij,ufn % ne slih instant % tea.sem-
bic Or. the 22i Of j,nuary.
The report Of lbs en- nbtee on the Howard amend.
m sad nsnt OF lac GIl.isIlion o. the Unied siaies
xh e had been nals the special otJs FOR Thursday.
va, taken up ~ tis senate, anJ IL. passage was adj.
yocated 10y W.. Leach.
VI. Hi,,i., Of Rilhetf,fd, m,ved 10 strike out the
word 90. adopting the amendment. The yea.
anil NY. Deia ,ei. the motion was neg livcd by
. vye 81 TIT t-itf. H,tus aon, votins for il. :.
Tne min qusaionIsl, Thea taken, snd The report
gas adopted by yeas A.. my. 2-Me-sn. Harris sad
RichMJ.on volny ii the negtlive.
The report Of tue ioinI co q n,lce and lhe resolu.
iioa d the Sc ,e ,s,clng tho snsadmsni. was com.
muocssI . The House. and beiog taken up Tor se-
too. Nc. Jsrdin adlfesssl the Honss in support Of
the coIs,tationsi an,ndneal. No one replied. The
qas.lios beins taken on the Adoption OF the 70.
port, Il w." decided ia The Affirmative by yeas 80
nays Is The question was then taken on the resoIu.
,ioa rejecting the constitutional snsndmsni, and Il
was adopted by yeas %, nays 10.
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Chapel Hin, n. c., Nov. lslh, 1866.

M Dear Sir: have received aud read
with the attention il deserves, the copy 81
your letter II the 25ln ult., u Charles W,
Woodward. Esq.
Your analysis 81 The Howard amendment
is 80 clear. aud the objections yUl present
20 is adoption - forCiDle. that there !, lit
tie necessity Tor farther discussIDa--nons
indeed, Tor those shO understand The pscu
liar condition Of the state OF afiirs Al the
South. ia great obstacle at present, 10 a
perpetual and perfect union, Is the want OF
accurate information at the North Of the
true condition and feelings Of The Southern
people. lam satisfied that tn trainers ol
the amendment. il they really knew, a,
statesmen ought 10 know tho.e for who n
they legisl.te, would II lJr moment urg.
its adoption, much less insist uppl il q, !
sine qua non. rne third section propose.
d double disfrlnchisemen Ofnas.tsuths y
the people II North Carolina.
lonst oyer.ls.e The case silen a.snin
that not one .leath u those VITO sDlli b.
regarded a. falling within the range d y.
lection under system Of Unrestricted sui
frage, are eligible to Office aader the ) At,
or Ne 'era government. While all W.
gave AID or comfort 20 the insurgents. ~
matter 10 how great or s,n al an extent. hay
Che right TO vote. il is the right TO vote ~
for the men VI their choice, but Tor person.
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A MESSAGE wss received from ths Governor on
tary authorities in relation to the military order sus
pending the infection Of corporal punishment by the
courts Of this S,ae aud resolution was passed fos
the appointment Of TO he sen. to Wash.
ton to inquire into the necessity Of the ORDER and 10
rem,ve such necessity il any acrually exists; and
that his excellency the Governor be requested head
the commission and 10 select his associates.
The Governor reecled foe his associates the Hen.
Thomas Ruff, and the Hon. d. L. SWAIN and then
LEFT hero Friday evening ia the Western train, oy
their misso nj
~>~~>>>>~>>~>>>
C0NGRESS.- On Thursday last. Mr.. staveus
introduced In The House Of Represc natives bill ito
establish civil government 10 North Carolins." !.
provides for holding Convention in Raleigh on Thea
20.h Of sy, 1857 TO form Constitution to 10 sub
mi,led 10 Congress for approval alteration or rejsc-
ton; that all male resident citizens twenty years
Of age, who can read or write, or who own one hum
dred dollars or more, shall be entitled TO vote the
same Tor me mixers 10 The House Of Comm ms; the
oath 10 DO adnnis,ersd, that on the Ain Of March,
1854, and Il all time. thereafter. w,uId willingly
have complied with The Requirements Of the Procla-
nation Of The President Of the United siees, issueo
on the Sin Dec embsr. 1853, had safe opportunity
FOR 50 doing been offered me, that was opposed 70
the eon,inuance and establishment OF IN e.eills.
Confederate Government, an voluntarily gave no aid
OF encouragement thereto, but earnestly desired the
success Of The Union. and tina, will henesforih fsi,hi
fsy ,uPpol &c- aud declaring the psese 1t govern.
meni reid. and the functions Of the Stale officers .,
an end. rho bill was referred 10 ihs eommiims on
lTerisfes.
On Friday. Mr.. Julien n.rojuccd hill % provide
temporary Territorial governments Tor al NE late re-
behsas States, ereeP, Tennessee suffrage being civ.
on 70 al males wishou, respect 70 color and !, .po-
s,ss that ell who have borne arms gsinst the United
states. or held eivii Of military Office under The Coz.
frderaey, shall be ineligible 70 Office snd no, allowed
to vote. Referred 10 the ReeOn.lfseiion committee.
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equal honesty and sincerity. that Southern
statesmen should consent to exclusion from
Office with exuitaton IA afordng an oppor-
tunity to open the way 10 Office and emnlu-
ment to those who. under other cir, um-
stances, would never have been thought Of
by themselves or others in connection with
OH cial station.
John Quincy Adams. you nay remember,
entertained and expressed, on = memora-
BILE occasion, very different sentiments.
When, with view TO censure Mr.. Web
ster, Pennsylvania representative offered
4 resolution. calm, upon the President for
information a. TO the manner IN which the
secret service fund had been expended. Mr..
Adams expressed his willingness to vote for
il n the men5er would ayeS that his pur-
D ,se was TO i,npeach Mr.. Webster as Se-
cretarv Of State. In reply to the sugges.
ton tia, Mr.. Webster Was not then ia OF.
Zee and not subject to impeachment. Mr..
Adams remarxed, in substance, that he un-
derstood the Consultation very differently !;
that nv had now arrived At the time of life
that with the exception 10 the station he
then held, he h,d aothlng to expect or de-
Are al the hand, Of his coanirymen but
TIA, Ne had filled the highest nfhce in their
gift, and tina. fsr any nalieasance in office
he was still ,aenable To impeachment, and
. puni,hment tha,.ne would regard as toorse
than death, disqualification 10 hold office.
rnat senteace 10 proposed TO be passed up
on you, under an amendment Ut the Con-
stitu,ion. adopted with about as much re-
gard 10 the spirit OF the mode painted out
in thai instrument as would characterize
an impeachment Of oar friend Governor
Grah,m. for some mis.lsmeanor yet To be
discovered. committed while Secretary oil
the Navy. without apreliminary indins BY
the House OF Representatives as the great
Inquest Of the nation. hazard little ia
.aylas that If yoa and he had beea admi,-
ted 10 your seats 10 the Senate, a wiser
scheme Of adjustment would have been
Adopted. aud one much more favorable I,
the true Union men Of the Soaih than the
1 Howard amendment.
an with great respect and esteem,
Your friend.
ID. L. SWAIN.
Hon. D. r. Perry. Gfeenville, .. q.
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Il ], a,tsl tan gentle M u opr Lcsi.l,iars
has received letter from n. G. Mcc,li. EE.. Of
Morri.town. Tennessee. stating that the Tennessee
Lesisl,iure hi p,.,eI b.Ii .a1ins hif, million
n dsan Or co1i,aing III S5nl C,roI,aa z ilrosd
ron Ire Tennessee Incl
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Aillsbarougb Rscrrasr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, n. G.
Wednesday. Dec. 10, Uses.
NJ 4 s MIC

Ir The ofieers elect Of Eagle Lodge No. ~. 2
A. w., will b. pabliely Inssllsd. on tho eve Of ST
Iohn The EyanseIis, t2Ith insi.)
Masonic address delivered. Concert BY the young
Ladies at night.
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NOTICE!

T'HE services Of the Rev. Heoy Grey h.ve besn
secured 81 the Church al Orange Factory. snl
divine service viii be bid every Sunday morning ~
II O'Clock. The church will b. warmed. The neigh.
boring congregations are invited 10 attend.
RICHARD N. TAYLOR.
Deesmhes 10. ts-1m
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Ru fiji n Select Sch COL.
cAswELL Cousrr, N. c.

CAswELL Cousrr, N. c.
m Monday. the ltth ~ January. 1867. the sub
~ seribci. whows, fs,mefly PuncipaI Ofihe Little
River Select school, will open nca' Ruiin Depo, on
The Piedmont Rail Read. . Cla..eiI school, IN which
pupils Of either can receive instruction.
TRRss PER SESSION uF IwEsTY. 0SE WEEKS.
English Gfammsr. ths egoi,sles, Of ifison dollar.
10 specie.
Languages. the sIuivalen, Of twenty five dollars
IN specie
Manned soldiers will paw only tvs thirds of otdi.
nary pricc Of turn but 10 other Deduction Will bc
male except u prsuaclcj sickness therefore
pupis vii IL we'll d rntcr the school a The con.
menccnent ~ the session.
Botti en- y obssnei IN god fanfic. 81 iwslvc
dollars lcr month 10 current money. % one hundred
pounl. 81 pprk
campetrn, as,,isn,s will be employed. Patron.
solicited 70 sisii the seh,o frequently 10 order
see how their children progress.
The Inc ition 10 pleasant and healthy.
JAMES J. CAMERON. Principal.
q Sentael, once in daily. twice IN semi weekly.
and senI account 10 this office fnr collection.
Ruin Dept. NC. Dee. ~. 1866. ss-tu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09
AUCTION sALEs..-Futu Days.
(By Harrison, GOddin 1 AppersOn, AuetiOneer,.
SALE AR ArC. !

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG -
" TION OF VALUABLE TOBACCO PACT0- E.il
RY, DWELLING HOUSE AND UYIMPROyED s-z@
PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRlCO.-By virtue OF q decree Of the
Cirenit Court OF the city OF Richmond, pronounced on
the % day Of July, $780, affirmed by the Court OF APP
peals and Of q decree Of the said Circuit Court made
on the 7th October 1855, in three suisthe rt styled
Lefiwich and wife Sheton's execuirx and others
the second, Brummel We. lstwieh and oher. and the
third Lefwich and others Royster and others-ths
undersigned, special Commissioner therein named
will on FRIDAY the sd day Of March, 1866 ~ eleven
o'clock A M proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
nremts 10 the highest bidder the following Neal Es-
Brumuel of the 81 April, ls5S, much thereof
will satisfy the purpose Of the said decree upon the
terms prescribed by sad decrees TO wit for cash
one-thrd Of the proceeds OF sah and upon credits as
10 the residue Of siS twelve and eighteen months in
equal instalmentS bearing interest from the day OF
sale the purchasers executing negotiable notes for the
credit insalmens and the title to be retained until
conveyance Is directed by the Court the taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchaser:
let The valuable Lot OF GROUND on the southwest
corner Of Grace and Twenty seventh streets, on
Church Ill., lS2xl6j feet, upon which Is large Brick
Dwelling House aud other buildings, now in the oeeu
paney OF Of the family OF 4. L. Royster. deceased
I'd. The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY on Tween
fifth street between Main and Franklin streets 65x
| I32 feet
3D. One LOT on the south side Of Franklin street, be
tween Twentyhfth and Twenty sixth streets, fronting
on Franklin street 80 feet and running back 80 feet to
an alley.
ith. Ono LOT Franklin street, adjoining the
shove 3Xl6J feet.
5th Twenty LOTS IN the plan of Mount Erin In Hem
rico county, Nos to % being the same lots conveyed
to 4. L. Royster by VIA. Christian and wife.
P wM " cRuM NPpBsRTs' Commissioners.
Sale conducted by
HARRISON, GODDIY APPERsoy,
mh3--tds Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09
SOUTHSIDE-
IT, ,o,r, that mass cannot come again

SOUTHSlDE-
The wears that pass cannot come again
The things that die no life renew;
But cen from the rust Of his cankering chain
A golden truth is glmmering through;
That 70 him who learns from errors past
And makes each year out-do the last,
There's no wasted time.
There's some consolation in that-as the Fenian
said when he dropped bottle Of whiskey, and,
picking it up broken, found drink still in the bot
TOM There's no help for split milk, to be sure; but
there's not one OF Us ALL who looks back on his past
life who is not obliged to acknowledge many an
hour misspent that need not have been So and
therein we see that the doctrine of iree-wil whlch
those arrln: knaves, who call themselves inhdels'
skeptics aud the like, affect 10 deny is true one
But, talking of wasted time puts US IN mlnd that
there are some people who don't waste any-Ior
instance, John NJ. Higgins near the Old Market; VINO
has lost no time in laying in very hne Stock M
deed Of groceries, liquors, &c. Johns famous ior
his skill in selecting good goods, and be specially IN
yites your attention to fifty barrels Southslde Rye
a brand which he knows to be a favorite The whole
stock is excellent and recommend u 10 people III
the country as well as to those in the city. Just try
II and Judge for Yourself Read advertisement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS. MARCH T..


Of State loans, Virginia sold at 90, leaving oil
with buyers at 694 North Cardinals were offered at
81, decline of J. No bid.
CoFFEE.-Rio II to Gle; Laguyra 2l4 to 224c.
Java % to 29-all gold.
FLoUR-Howard Street Super and Cut Extra,
SSaS %: Howard Street Shipping Extra 80 20;
Howard Street Retailing Extra 50 25a9 80; Howard
Street Family $ll 5Oal2 %; Ohio Super 81 76aSi
Ohio Shipping Extra IS 75a9 10; Ohio Retailing
Extra S9a9 % Ohio Family Sll 5Oal2 OO City Mills
Standard Super s. OOaS so; City Mills Shipping
brands Extra Sll 5Oall 10 Baltimore Family Sl4.-
80; Baltimore High grade Extra SO 10.
Rue HOur.-S4 00a4 80
Corn Meal.-City Mills and Brandywne 50 70.
BuciiCheat Neutrality-suspicious. 81 90 to "a %
New York State 81 80 per 100 lbs bulk.
Wheai.-Whte 50 90 to 49, Red g l5
TO 80 81.
Corn. Mixed CT to IS cts. White 10 to 70 cts.
Yellow g. to 6S cts.
Oats.-4S to 90 cts.
MOLAssEs-New crop cayed Cuba, 43 to 45c.i
Muscovado, SO to 60c New English Island, 90 to
70c Porto Rico, 80 to Toe, for Old and new.
Ns.-BdcOR.-ShOulders II to l43 cts.
Sides II cts; Plain Hams 2ll cts. Sugar cured
22l to 81 cts
Bulk Mcat-shouldcrs l2t cts. Sides l5i to 10!
cts. Clear-ribbcd l5j cts
Lard Western lSl cts. ; City III cts.
POrk.-S2S for Mess.
SALr.-Gronnd Alum 81 to 50 10; worthngton',
Fine 50 50 to SO GO; Ordinary Fine So 40 TO SO 5O
Turks Island GU cts per bushe
SEEDs.-Clover Sc 20 to sc 70; Flaxseed 50 Of
Timothy 81 90 to "a 20.
SUGARs-Cuba and +. ]. fair to good refining
SO 5Oall 90: Cuba and L. i. grocery SO OOal2 90
Cuba and f. ]. prime to choice grocery Sl3 0Oal4 %
Porto Rico fair to good grocery sig 25a3 %; Porto
Rico prime to choice grocery Sl3 50al4 10.
WHlSREY.-WeStern - 80 and City 81 80; stock
and demand limited Pennsylvania, 81 %.
REMARKs.-The above quotations aie from actual
sales. Retailing descriptions of Flour are in re-
quest and but lower in very limited demand. Wheat
was quiet but higher grades closed firm. Corn was
but in moderate demand and lc. lower In Sugar
there was rather enquiry for grocery superline
and prices were maintained.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09

III. nnnce we were Elegant people,

LAND
..Irs wunce we were Elegant people,
But we now live in cabins ov mud
And the land that you from the steeple
Belonged to US all from the fluid.
WEATHER was then King of Canught,
NV grAndaunt YicerOy of Tralle
But the Sassenagh came and
Signs on it, the divil an acre have We
In the hour of his saddest misfortune the poor
Fenian has one quality about him that enables him
TO counteract, in some degree, the hard trials to
which he is subject, and that quality is fun. Poor
follow he has much better title to the lands OF Ire
land than the heIrtless landlords who drawing eX-
tortiouate rents ike some of the landlords OF Rich
mond) from the suffering tenantry, spend those rents
in foreign lands and are, on that account, called
..absenteeS" Ma b0rhHSh' chats Fenian tongue),
poor Pats day will come yet when he won't be sent
II DartmoOr for singing 'the wearn " the green
But talking of lands reminds us that Read mn,
land agents, Danvie, Va, have large amount for
sale Read advertisement and believe that when a
Fenian wrote the above verse, he was half fun and
half tears
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09
no ANDREW C. ELLIOTT, NEW YORK
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE, EXTRA.-Thc concern OfHlTCH-
~ COCK & OSBORN has been dissolved, | having
purchased all the interest Of E. D. Hitchcock in the Car
riage business All claims due him, individually, for
Carriages Carriage repairs, as also all claims due
Hitchcock Osborn up TO December 81 1868, has been
duly assigned to me, and l. or my agent is alone au-
thoTized to collect the same i beg leave, most
specially, to say my old friends, that their claims
are at tn. office IF John ]. Osborn Co, 9Th, be-
tween Cary and Canal streets, where should be
pleased 10 have them call and settle their accounts, by
due bill otherwise
Thankful for past iavor would most respectfully ask
a continuance Of the same to our new concern.
iunl5-dSC6yE j. j. OSBORN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09
MEETINGS.

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.-Th
vi will be a called meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, held
at Clarksvile, on WEDNESDAY, the 4ih day OF April
1866 at which time business of great Importance wIl
come for consideration, and is desirable that there
should be a iull meeting.
by order Of the Board.
mb5-eodtd E. A. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
OREEK COMPANY OF COLLIERS.-A
I J meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company
will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 9Sth March, at II NJ,
at the ufice Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company corner Eighth and Main streets. Stoekhold-
es are earnestly requested TO attend either In person
| BY proxy.
By order of the Board of Directors.
CHARLES ELLIS,
f.b26. 9nt President Creek Company.
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PROPOSALS.

CLOVER HILL r. K. OFFICE,
MAIN, BETWEEN NlSEs AND TENTH STREETS,
RIcHNoNB, 7th March, lS66 )
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING THE EN-
1 tension from Chester to the James River of the
Clover iiu Railroad will be received until u OeoeF
Thursday, 18TH instant at this office. where map pro-
h- Of the line, estimates Of quantities. form Of bid and
specifications can be seen A. L. RlVES,
mh7-St Chief Engineer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-09

eEders OF your heads by sticking lump OF dead
reople's hair on YOUR natural hair and making your
craniums look like an Irish potato called the
Jumper" Don't you know that Ezekiel, on Main
street has chrisened his water-sprnkler Tue water
fall and that a sporting gent in London, recently,
driving four-in-hand, actually put WaleIIdIs gu
Ms boTs tolls and made the whole city laugh at the
bpeds on the sidewalk II you will though, wear
waterfalls" for the Lords sake let both hairs be
of the same color; and, therefore, send to Charles
Bachelor in New York. for some oil MS dye ether