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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14

B9~ Evansville can boast one
of the largest manufactures of horse
collars in the State. We call the at
tention of our readers to the adver-
tisement of the gentlemen owning the
factory in another place. Messrs,
Steinback & Wack are two of our
most energetic and industrious Ger
man citizens, and they have an es-
ia lishment of which the city may be
proud. They have recently rented a
large room and filed it up in good
style, and can furnish anything in the
saddle or harness line on short notice
and reasonable terms, is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14

16~ SWANS Hair Balm is the best
Hair Restorer in the market, and is
fast coming into use by the ladies' as
a Dressing and Preventive Of halr talI-
ing off. Money refunded II Il does.
not do all it is claimed to do. Sold by
all druggists every where. % s'nia 2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14

!, IL YOU want Shawls, Cldaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
of any description, go TO -O'' 1850
lAH ScHAPKER, BUssIaG u Co,
Os413-dtf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14
ATEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
To LoutsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A.. "A. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday nj o'clock
II. M.
10 cArRo-Daily, except Sunday, at .
O'Clock y. M.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday nj o'clock =. M.
To EAsTPoRT.-Every Thursday az
10 MEMPHIs.-Every Saturday at
o'clock p. NJ.
To He sDERsoH-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock Pm.
R0ckport Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. -
New Harmony Mali Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives tues
days aud Saturdays by 4P.m.
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily Tex
cept Sundays) at "A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays) by 2P.M,
To NEwBUR0.-Hack daily Except sun
day) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock r. N.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14

.ArrLEs pplds are selling ihthis
city at slipper bushel, from wagons,
and 81 20@1 so from provision stores.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14
John sCANTLHN,
Notice. Allt

Notice.
NTOTECE IL HEHEBY GIVES, that
IN viii apply to the Board OF County
Commissioners OF VanderburRh County,
State OF Indiana, at sheir Dsoember term
for license 70 retail liquor In a less quantity
shan one quart, at my place on business,
Streets. Evansville, Ind. ta ttalI l.Lsa9-
move dit, wSt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-14

Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

' FROM vINCENNEs.
Going East. Going W.T..
.i0P B:26 A M
Express ......... 1872 M 4;b0 + M
A A
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M1RRIED.

BROWN BRoWN-On the 10Th of May,
by Rev. VIM. D. Lefevrc, Mr. Martin Brown
10 Miss Elizabeth Brown, both of Martinsburg.
GR0SSINGER-SNYD the 18th
Of June by Rev. VIM. D. Leftover, Mr.. John
Gfossinger to Miss Elizabeth Snyder, both Of
Martinshurg
kLINE9sWARTZ-on the 9th Of July,
by. Rev VIM Leftover, Mr. Horny J Kline to
Miss Ann Il SWartz, both near Martinsburg.
MeCORMICk-FRY Alton the LIST of
October by Rev Vim D Lefevre, Mr. II Z
Mccormick. Of .Edenbury, to Miss Mamie G
Fryatt of Martinsburg.
RoUsH-MoNG- On the ID inst, by the
Rev Mr. Wilson, Mr. George S Ronsh and Miss
Annie & Mong all Of this county.
accompanying the above notice was a por
ton Of brides cake May JOY and prosperity
attend the young couple in the journey Of life. !
ERs-ALBURTIs-O the I'd inst,
by the Rev Mr. Hanson, Mr. George Showers
and Miss Mamie Alburtis, both of this place.
GARDNER -SHOBER- the 10Th
ut, by the Rev Mr. Helig, Mr. Elijah B
Gardner and Miss Annie NJ Shober, all of this
place.
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IMPORTANT 70 The AFFLcTED-S.
P. Bryan, Brevet Lieut. Col. and Sur
geon {. S. Vols, will, for the benefit
of the afflicted, visit Martinsburg, W.
Va, at the United States Hotel, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, October 10th, 18th,
18th, 10Th and Goth. He removes
cataract, straightens crossed eyes,
makes artificial pupils when necessary,
and cures graduated lids, no matter
how long standing. He cures deaf
ness, discharges from and other
diseases of the ear. He will make a
beautiful lip out Of II deformed hare
lip, straightens club feet and cures the
worst cases Of piles. Cancers and
tumors removed without pain, artificial
eyes inserted, to look and move like
the natural eye. Any disease or de-
formity requiring skillful surgical OPP
erations or medical treatment, will be
properly cared for.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

GooD NEws.-We have good news
for all lovers of the Virginia weed
those who delight in putting a choice
article. VIM. N. Riddle has just re-
ceived supply of the celebrated Ro-
anoake Navy Smoking Tobacco, man
ufactured at Danville, Va, by the
maryland Club of which George P.
Kane is President, and DR.. Charles
MacGill, Vice President. This tobacco
is of the finest quality and flavor, and
to those who desire very choice az
tilce, we confidently recommend it.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

AtTUMN.-The Summer is ended.
The .smelancholy days, the saddest of
the year," have come. October's sun
light falls in gold, on leaf and wave.
Clothed in dim. fantastic shadows. rises
Autumn, sad and scar. The corn-tas-
sells, dry and withered, rustic mourn
fully in the passing breeze, while the
ripened ears hang down in golden beau
ty. The gray squirrels chatter in JOY
Gus slee, as they gather the ripe brown
chesnuts for their winter store. \
few days Of lingering sunshine will yet
be dropped down upon US, but when
they are gone, what shall the heart,
craving for birds aud flowers, and
earthly beauty, feed upon? It makes
such a heart ache in its loneliness, for
there is nothing in life which can soothe
it like the fair things which God in his
beniicence sends abroad to tell us Of
the raYishing summer glory which is
beyond moon or star,
In the land whore the siness angels are.
The soul must seek within for its
peace; and then how blessed are the
memories Of the summer time. How
doubly warm and glowing seems every
landscape, how pure every wind, how
sweet every blossom, how inspiring the
songs of the wild free birds. If but
for this,-to teach us by contrast how
to love and enjoy the gifts of the sunny
season-the winter has its mission; and
when it does come, there should be
smiles with its tears, in that memory
has preserved the exquisite enjoyments
Of retrospection. For all gifts Of mind,
we praise Heaven more for that which
can recall at will the buried Past, and
build up the Future; and yet how pure
should our lives be, that there be no.
dark remembrance for us to nurse-no
gloomy future to haunt us like a dark
presence. IF we could but realize how
every word will sound, how every action
will seem, when in after years they
come back to us, how carefully tended
would be every utterance and passion
and deed.
It is at this season Of the year, so
typical of poor mortality, that such re-
Elections force themselves upon us, and
we know it is well. Through the long
days and dreary nights yet to come,
will be the season for revery and study
of self-season for reviewing and re-
forming-for burying some hopes and
building up others; and it is not in
any pen to say it is not well. Let there
be no repining or assailing of that
Providence which brings the season of
darkness as well as of light, for down
deep in the mysterious channel is a
great truth which is our regeneration.
Every heart will fathom that truth if
it study Alright; and that we may all
so do, should be the earnest prayer of
each.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

THE Radical meetings being held
in different parts of the county, are
not, we learn, very encouraging to the
managers. The attendance at those
meetings already held, was beautifully
small-at some places not dozen be-
ing present. The people are growing
weary of Radicalism and heavy taxes.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

MEETING ON THE 12TH.-Don't for
get the Conservative Mass Meeting to
be held in Martinsburg on Friday the
18th day Of Ortober. Let there be a
full turn out from every township to
hear the eloquent standard-bearer of
the National Union party Of West
Virginia. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to men of all parties. Come
out and hear what Col. Smith has to,
say on the political topics of the day.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

Mr.. VIM. NJ. Vancleve has disposed
Of his farm at Vanclevesville, this coun-
ty, to Mr.. Simmons, of Taylor county
Va, for the sum of $500. The farm
contained 1O5 acres.
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New GooDs.-Young 4 Goldie, in
irantham Building, are now opening
splendid assortment of new and choice
Fall and Winter Goods, of the latest
styles and patterns, selected with great
care, and which are offered at low fig
'res. See advertisement.
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8s.y@To THE VOTERS OF BERK ELEY
COUNTY, hereby announce myself as an
Independent Union candidate for the office of
ASSESSOR of Berkeley County ut the en-
-uing election, and pledge myself to 4 faithful
discharge of the dutiesif elected. Respectfully,
sept. 20 G. Z. THORNBURG.
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RADICAL LoGIc.-Why is the negro
the equal of the white man? Because
God created them both. On that theo-
ry a Jackass is equal to a radical
Congressman.
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WE learn that the ladies connected
with the Episcopal Church of this place,
purpose giving concert, at an early
day, the proceeds Of which to be APP
piled to the use of their Church.
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a.g4To THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY

gsE@To THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY, announce myself as an Indepen-
dent Candidate for the office of PROSE-
CUTTING ATTORNEY Of this county.
Being a comparative stranger in the county,
/ would simply say that | was a soldier in the
war for the preservation of the Union for
our years. and if elected will discharge the
duties of the office to the best of my ability.
Oct FRANK BURR.
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gsg@To TIE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY, announce myself as an Indepen-
dent Union candidate for the office of AS
SCISSOR of Berkeley county, at the ensuing
election OCTOBER 25th, and pledge myself
If elected to discharge the duties faithfully
and honestly. Respectfully,
Sept. Is. JOHN l.. SENCIND1NER.
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ASsyeTo THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY, hereby announce myself rs an
Independent Union candidate for the office of
ASSESSOR of Berkeley County at the ensuing
election, and pledge myself to a faithful dis
eharge of the duties if elected. Respectfully,
sept. 90. JACOB NJ. SPRINKLE.
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LARGE BEET.-Mr. Asahel Vanmc-
ire has left with us Beet which
weighs ten pounds. Who can beat this
beet =?
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1INO THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY
COUNTY.
ELECTION, OCTOBER IS, 1866.

announce myself as an Independent Union
Candidate for the SHERIFFALTY at the en-
suing election, and pledge myself if elected,
to discharge the duties faithfully and honestly.
further promise that my Deputies shall be
truly loyal men, Respectfully,
July 26, 1866. JOE HOFFMAN.
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asyHTo THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY: [ hereby announce myself a
Candidate for the office of COUNTY SUR
VEYOR, at the ensuing election.
sept 6 j. BAKER kEARFOTT.
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SANMETER-At his residence in Clarke
county, Va, on Friday last, Jacob Vanmeter,
Senior, formerly of this county, in the 18th
year of her age.
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On DIT.-That General Tom Thumb
will soon have another Thumb on his
hands.
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Ben BUTLER says he wants TO make
loyalty respectable" Benjamin ought
to disconnect himself with everything
he wishes TO appear respectable.
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AN exchange says the devil is speak
ing through Forney. That is rather
rough on-thc devil.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

October ,, 1866.
FLoUR-The market was less active
but firm. Howard Street Super and
Cut Extra S1o.75(all.oo; Family, $14.0O
(a15.O0.
WHEAT-White S2.75 for inferior
Red $2.90@3.O0
CoRN-White 90@96 cts; Yellow as
cts.
OATs-5O(a5 81 cts.
RYE-$l.O 90
PRovIsIoNs.-Sides2 20 cts; Hams 26
(o27 cts. for best sugar-cured.
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4 ARM FOR SALE!
y valuable farm, situate about two miles from
Martins burg.
goifaiaia,g orel. .s.3f .fcres.

About 125 Acres splendid bottom land; 50
Acres upland, of best quality for wheat; the
balance in Timber Of finest quality. Dwelling
houses good; two wells, and the Farm well
watered. No incumbrance whatever, title in
dissputable. For further particulars enquire at
this office. [Oct ACT
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.Rai{Poddl3 Trains.

RaiJrodtI Tr0iAS.
Mt .Nartias5urq, East alsd Hast, Baltimore
j. Ohio r. r.
NAIL TRAIN VEST ARRIVES AT
Martinsburg, y ?. NJ.
:. leave s.,
NAIL TRAIN EAST ARRIVES AT
Martinsburg. 10 IS a. N.
. leave, 10 Is
.rrira5 AMI Departure q the Erpress Ifaias
at Merfias5ufg, East and Vest Baltimore
i Ohio Z. Il.
EXPRESS TRAIN WEST ARRIVES At
Martinsburg, As X. NJ.
. leave, / 80
EXPRESS TRAIN Fast ARRIVES At
Martinsburg, so \. ".
. leave, So
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rlNEA! TEA !l-I,inc G. Z. Tea, fine
i Imperial, Young and Old Hyson English
Breakfast, Ooong and Japan Teas. from 81 70
-. 30 per ID. in store. and for SAFE by
Oct T. /. WHEELER Il Ga.
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MUFFIN PANS, ROLE BANS,
1Vl Stew Pans, Bell Metal, Pomalan and
Brass Preserving Kettles, for sale by
sept. 6. VIM n. RIDDLE
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COFFEE! COFFEE!!-Old Govern
y ment Java, Laguyra, Rio. Maricabo and
Ceylon. Coiees of every grade, in store, and
for Sale at the lowest cash prices. by
Get f. +. WHEELER & CO.
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NOR SALE.-TlIE THREE LARGE
II RUSSIA IRON CANON STOVES AND
PIPE, in the Presbyterian Church, only used
one winter For terms apply to
WIN. n. RIDDLE,
Oct Treas. Presbyterian Church.
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1HoLBEAH oOBEMERCIAL COLLEGE
~ ,nnH-r,r q .,rn Am r,nnrvnN srs

EN0LBEAE oOBLMERCTAL COLLEGE
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
Spacious and Elegant "Story Building"
Is constantly eight able Professors It will
founded 1882 and chartered by the SITE Itsformer stu
dentsay be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion old houses of this city, and the Southern
States Ladies' Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE or Bookkeeping, Penmauship, Mathematics Eng
fish, French Spanish business education that enables
one to earn $1,000 $1,000 annually is the best fortune
can give their We have ample arrangements for 200
students, Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
THE BUTLER FEM ALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and Commedous Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY DRAWING, Etc,
together cheerful domestic management moral and polite
culture offered and assured.
TERMs-s4O per month"; $500 in adyance Music and oruR
nentas extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing,
Address RE7. :. e. C. DoREMUs, .. D,
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OEFICIALl.

STATE OF LoUrsAsA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMETTt
New Orleans May II, l5o6.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to by Geprge Howe5 for the caucelng Of his OH
cia bond Constable Of the Court Of the par
ish Of Orleans to wit
dated tile l7th April 1865 for the Of five thou
sand dollars signed by George HOwes principal and H. ~
White security the said bond being given for the fihu
performance By the said George Ho"es Of his duties as Consta
bic aforesaid,
Notice hereby given TO all persons the above
described bond she in writing the office 4 the Sec
Rotary Of State within ninety days after last publication Of
this adgertsemen why the said bond should not be can
celed and snnulled
Given under my hand and seal Of State above and OF
the Independence Of the United States the ninetieh:
j. MADISON WELLS,
By the Governor
CHARLES 0. HARDY, Assistant Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTEIEyT De L'EKEcTTIgl,
N0uvelle. Orleans lie II mai 1866.
A TTENDU QU'UNE APPLICATION MA ETE FAI-
n George Howe pour la cancellation deson obligation
Ocee Constable de la SecOnde C0u de Justice de Is
paroisse dOrleans, sHYOr:
Tn date lie IL ayri 1865 pour somme de cling mile
White caution, cautOnnement etant dome pour
la hdele execution par ed George Howe de deyos com
me Constable ci-dessus.
Avis consequence donnie toutes les personnes ine
ressees aVor fare c0nhare ecrt su bureau du score
ee dEat dams les 90 0urs qu suyrOn la derniere pubca
on de cete proclamation les raisons esquee lie oft
cautiOnuement serait pas cancelle ct annulle.
Dome signature ct e de Etat, la date
cidesus ct la 90sne de Undergraduate des Etats Unts
j. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Gouyerneur:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant secretaire dEtat
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v B. MARMILLIoN )sTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
W MIOHEL BECK OF st. John the Baptist Fourth jul
: MEL, ct al-No l26 dicial District Cont.
Succession of MATHILDE MATTHIAS ROUSSEL deceased
wife of v. B. MARMILBI0N.
DY VIRTUE of Judgment rendered on the
ID 2lt April 1866 by the Honorable the Fourth Judicial Dis
Court Of the state Of Louisiana in and for the parish of
st John the Baptist in the above entitled matter VIII
coed to sell at public auction the premises SATURDAY
LIST. The MAGNIFICENT SUGAR PLANTATION of Mr 4
Valsin BOzonier Marmon situated in the parish St John
le bhph on Lue rlst Jams OF te lssspp IVert 10 miles
above the city New Orleans adjoining the courthouse of said
parish the church and postofce, ferry well
stocked family grocery Said Plantation measuring
more or less 70 apen5 front on the mississippi between peal
lei lines from the river to depth of 30 arpen whence the
lines converge slightly lose about half arpent the
The upper line of 100 apents the
&c. forming aggregate surface 20 apents The upper
lands OF Francois Webre Co OF the above 2lO acres 900
is somewhat lower but we'll drained easy cultivate
strong evee extending around the Plantation to depth
should the surrounding country entirely submerged There
is also excellent prairie pasture of 800 arpents situated
the rear Plantation there draining
and sawl in the yard Of the sugar
pump in the field also, steam engine running grist mil
and shelter etc 40 excellent negro cabins, double
new, and built of brick supported with posts.
Also
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pro
perry and Of which description shall be given the time
Also
100000 Bricks less 10000 English Fire Bricks $1,000
Shingles, lot OF Lumber about 81 Carts and Wagons Al
and Mules number of horned attic pairs OF Timber
Wheels several pairs of Wheels and Wagon Bodies lot Of
Poughs HRrows Subsos and other agricultural instrument
in large quantity lot othousehod furniture and other move
very large and pleasant Dwelling House, surrounded by
gallery auhouses of wood and brick, in good condition
hospital and other buildings in excellent repair.
R=fERMsGash to effect the settlement Of the succession
j. B. HUMPHREYS, Sheriff.
Parish of st, John the Baptist, May 1866.
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r ppdesizusd sole agents. have now on hand and vii
constantly supplied with celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate with the ouckle firmly at
ched to one end othe hoop This Tie 10 recommended TO
merchants and planters simplicity and strength and the
eat ease which be adjusted to bales Of any s
It has been used by large number of planters since 1852
hair entire satisfaction.
Orders will he received Mt office,
g. BLEAKLEY d CO.
sOans 1 Poydras street, corner Of TehOuOitoulaA,
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LEON voy zryxEE, Auetionesr
fifFiee-No tge Ci-,sta. -.

q. NJ
CATTRDA June 18, Mt II o'clock q. M
- at their Auction Mart Camp street, viii be sold
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE such
Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Bedateads Bureaus
Arnoirs Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tstes SONS
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Ton Center Tables
Marble Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet snd Bun
sells Carpets Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engavngs
PAintig and Utensils being the e9ntnta
Of BeveEal well furnished hyases aT
ALSO .5s Il .r4.5 tt5..t5.
large invoice Of Cottags Beds, Cane and Wood Sec
Chairs etc
a1g-TRRNs4&Cash,
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DISSOLUTION.

nTSsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
IL The firm Of W. MOOOMBS CO. Is this day dissolved by
mutual Mr. VIM McCombs the settlement
all debts an will liqudae the affairs OF the cpartuershp
He will be found at the old stand. w MCGOMBS.
JN0. r. CAMERON,
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Special attention given Builders and Shippers Orders for
Lumber, Shingles etc, delivered at mills or city,
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HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.

SIXTH DISTRICT OouRr G NEtTZERRoFF VS.
OF NEW ORLEANS. ! ANpORIO CUsTA-No. lOs43.
RY VIhTU = of ana 10 obediance toan order
DOsae rendered May 81 1866 and directed by the Hon
obe the Sixth District Court Of New Orleans the
titled cause will proceed to sell at public auction the
Auetoneers Exchange Royal street
Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city MONDAY tine sxt enh day oJuiy 1866 II o'clock
NJ, the following described property, VIZ:
a CERTAIN LOT OF GRsUkD situated in the Second
District city designated Number of Square
Der Twenty Seven bounded by Mara Cusohouse, Canal
and Irene Streets measuring American measure twenty
feet six inches lines Customhouse street by
one hundred depth between parallel lines.
Together with the Improvements thereon, belonging
garnishee V faures.
R3-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T HAYS
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BILLIARDS.
IMPORTANT. ............,...., IMPORTANT
TO CAPTAINS AND STEAMBOAT OWNERS.

We have now on hand and continually receiving WIRE
TILLER ROPES required by Inspectors Of this Port
BOSTIGK h SEYMOUR Hardware and Ship ChHndleFy,
So aud 3s Fulton street and IS aud 81 Front street,
bstyaan POydras aud Graver streets
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personal.

NOTICE TO BACHEEOBS-A YOUNG
good looking and accomplished lady, native of New Or
leans of good family AZ having fortune in her own right is
DESTROYS OF onding with gentleman with view to
matriOny The gentleman be Of good social position
we'll educ ted andnot old and he viii have entire charge Of
her business and fortune He must be of Judgment and
undoubed economy evidence Of which will be required if he
is in e habit Of purchasing his Shirts and Undertaking from
the large and cap Of Genenen's Furnishing Goods at
the greet shirt Emporium of Mr. Moody corner Royal
and Canal All communications will be considered
strictly confidential Address Truth Postoice New Orleans