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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-13
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passenger packet LOUIS DOR, w. r.
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mence on Monday, July "a.
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EIAT DE la LOUISIANA.
Cour d. Quatrieme District Judiciairc.
rAEojSsE srlAcQrEs.

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,ljemc District lnljctalrc. p,roi>.e Si-JacuucS
d4H, fnif,irc cialr.sns. ., dirioa cnn,-, l..
pr"ftl@tts 3e Joseph ", hre, jcNpo .rai en-
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're. Jos. Lo"que VS. No, CT h. mfmn,
in. lis. DssLalca .Jr. vs. No. So la mtmo.
NarciSse DrniNiG VS. No. 81 la mtmr CT EtAr
YDNst.

FENnREhI le % Janrier 1866, 4 II tcnres
a NJ on verir DE- Gnattc wits d ii.ii oacias,
a MOI adrcS>"S dams 'es aiI4lre. ri t.ssns. rar
IItolorah'e "onr qnc.hc>>us J'o:Tor,ieu y.nta
p,h'i lnr ETA l'cnchGtr, i a Nation d. Cou1
de c"''c Pnroi~sc, les propritiis slrvan,e,,
saisi"s d1ns les s~ns.ttitcs a@il,t,res. saxon
lo,-'ne hatiia,jon siluie dans IA P.roi>>c
Sain' Jacques, Sill Ia live ganctl. hn flenvc
Mississippi, a environ 81 mile. auaAc, sus
1t" In Nonvel'c 0tl&ans, mrSurant II arn,n,y
Plus on nioins lie face an Arnvs sur nna,t,
Ningts arlcnts de- ptosoadcu-. boiate IaT ,n
A''f par nnr itifc mesurAnt an ..rpcu, d.
face, apfattrnant a a Succession d. I Ii Jn.
Is pr>la'te>, ct par IN h4s pr cole DE-
Ncnve livatn Bourgeois, .nsrn. Nc Ia .,Ic,r.
rio, les ha,iSScs 81 authorizations uui "
'ronscni. sous Ia reserve d." ,Ienx ,errains.
Inn arpn'tctaM Il NJ. AriSr,lt r,r.m, q,
lan're a Mr. Hrtvilirn B3utrroi.-aiuSi
one IS mnlt,s, 10 clntroes, ] harrnS. ? har.
reitr' u raireS dc toneS, | vran. | halaurc .,
nu lot Fonts aIuto'Ics attaches 4 i, Gi,r
hthi'ation,
H. t+ftt', sitatr ians Ia parui>so
Stln'.Jlrqn's. sur t, i've ranchn du lsnye
Mississippi, d environ 80 miles an de.sns
de Ia Nouvrlle Orltaus. mc,uran, ua orpcu,
ri Nh quart de 'acrau neuye sur sourpen,s
de pt"inndeut, lnrnte par en- haul par Ia
ptoptltld de we Ziphyrin Leioul q, par en-
has PAR cel1e dc NJ. Ur>In Sheixnaytlc. ayec
les ttli>scs ,tlartrit es qui yappar,irnnent,
SOUS Ia reserve de la CitapeIft rt dc> biti>scs
nppTTtrla0, a NJ. Jehl Sh"ixuavdf. c, a WE
AntoIlc Dcslatles, etlee.> su, Ia li,p ,,trc
so.-Le quar-, Sud Is, d. /, section 10 dams l..
Township II, Range 5 Est con,en,nl 100
&C cs.
10 lie quart Nofd F., lie Ia section 70 d.ps
lie Township II Rangae 5 Est, contenau,
100 acres.
CONDITIONS DE LA VEsTr:
Compliant sur les licux.
S THEREOF,
ShfriI.
St.Jacqnes, % Dtcemhre 1865.
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ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Cour du Q~natr;cma District Judic;a;re.

EIAT DE ia LOUISIANA.
cour du QaatricmAe District Judiciaire.
PAEolSSE Sr-JACQUES.
jas. W. G"lber,y Jr.
v>. M. 1872
Louis Nudire.
tn vctln dun of're d, saisi,. ct yen,a 4
moi address,. dsus %aifa!rc one dessus par Flo.
Co"r sns nominee, cNpo-e.ai on vert,
pub "ine ct I"nrlcir, a la Maisou de Cout
lie cct'e paroisse, lie
JEtnl, IS JANvlER 1866,
a II Ieufe> dn ma,in,
Ia proprittt ci.aptes decri,e, SAVIOR; s.
'Ie ~c'i'aihe portion lie teire sisc en- la ParuiSse
Saihl.j"clnes: SUI la rive yauche du nenve
Mississippi, environ 50 miles au d.ssus
de Ia No"yeIIr.C1Isa mcsuran, IN a1peu,
"n de face au fl i've sur q~naran,e
a'p"'lts de ptolomlrnr plus on MONS. bor.,te
en- h'"l par Ia pr"pritlt lie Vcnre Jn. Bic.
CalI'ouel Jf., 1T EN- bas par cciIc de Ncuve
Angnste Guilty, ensemble les | ilissrs. bar.
heres, etc.
VEHMES-Comyian, sur les licux.
S. THEREOF,
Sliry.
Fafoisse ST Jacques, lG Dtcembre 1865.
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hIAT DE la LOUISIANA.
couR Du QUATRlEME DISTRICT
JUDIClkfkE.
PARolsSE sr-JACQuEs.
PAROlSSE ~Sr-JACouEs

S"ccese'o" de Gcue Vrurs Il D. Tuyroua
sAMEDl, 10 10 Janvier 1866. a 10 he,resd,
mann, en- vetin dun orLra de yen,e i NM;
adfesse d'ns la sn>.il,e a%ti.ire. off irai en-
ye"'e puhliqne, sur Ia proprie,e de |. d.fu,,.
'en'e A. D. Tnrcand,
lot lie menh'es, rNn, icnrs vaches 9, Lem,
'eanS. m"le's, un 10, dc mou,ons. uus
v%oi,ure, etc.
eoNDIT'oNs-Comp'au sur les lirux.
$. THEREOF.
:htriE.
P"rtoisse Sain. Jacques 80 Dtcenbre 1856,
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State Of l.Oui>iana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.

Succession # he late Adam Sleirnaylre and his
~Js Airiaids Chenei.
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State Of I.Oui>iann.
State of I.Oui~inna.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAIyT JAMES.
Irancois Brig"ac 4. ais.
VS. No. 63
FRANCOIS .~Nternain,e re.
Widow One.ime Oubre
VS. Ne.f6
1Iie ame

BY virtue OF two wri,s Of feri acias TO me
directed in the above matters, by the Honor
able aforcnamed Court, ! will offer at public
sale and auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th JANUARY, 1866,
al II O'Clock a. NJ,
The following described property, seized in
suits, 10 wit:
A certain tract Of land or sugar plantation,
situated in the Parish Of St. James, on TIN.
left bank of the river Mississippi, a, ahou,
SO miles above New. Orleans, measuring i've
arpents and a quarter more or less front on
said river, BY u depth Of eighty arpen!s,
closing more or less in the rear, bounded
above by the land OF Timon Bourgeois and
below by. that Of AIphonse Shexnaydre, to-
ge,her with all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon and ,hereunto belonging. .
Terms and Conditions:
. Cash on the spot.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Saint.James, 18th December 1865.
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State Of LOui>iana.
OuRlH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CCTRT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.

1he"dnts Bonrgenis VS. No. 81 Widow Jean
Louis Desiaues.
H'd"~ Joseph Louques vs. No. 81 The same.
Jean Louis Deslanes Jr. VS. No. 81 The same
N"retsse Dr"iihet VS. No. 81 The same and
Felir PoHa.
FRIDAY, the rs January 1866, a, II o'clock
A. ~. BY virtue of fonr wri,s of feri facias 10
me directed in the above cases, by the Honor.
able the atorenamed Court, | will off,, a, NH
he sale and auction, at the Court House Of
this Parish, the following property. seized in
said suits, to wit:
lo.-A sugar plantation situated in the Parish
o. ea't'' James, on the left bank of the Mis-.
s'ss'PP' river, At abou, 81 miles above N.u,.
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7itorship fAe minors Emile, Adolphe, Char
irS, Sepiime. Ei.aboh, Adele and Bianch,
Wtbrc
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State Of Louisiana,
PARISH or sA1Nr-JAMEs.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
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ET.AT DE ia LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatrieme Dis.ric, Judiciaire.
TARolSSE SAINT JACQUES.

1hfoSne Bonrgcois vs. M. 81 rcau .Js.n
L0niS HtSlaLys.
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>antc Of lOwi.iuun.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COl.prr
PARISH Of sAIx1-yAMrS
S"rrcss'o" IF Ahr late l1i,l.m 4 y
Imreaul,

y AF W7F IT l7Nir Il. n
ImreuuA.
SATURDAY,, the l3th Janna,y 1866. a, ~
o clock y. NJ; by virtue Of an order ,f sal. ..
me directed IN The above matter, I viii ,E., 8,
PUBIC auction, on the p%rrni>c- If the la.
Widow a. D, Tnreaul,
y 'ot OF House bod furniture. several cows ,,.,
calves . mules, a lot OF sheep, ! carthage.
etc.
TERMS cash on THE SPOT.
S. THEREOF.
~, Sheriff.
Parish of Saint James, Deccmht, 80. 1865
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81 James. 23rl Darrmbrr 1868.
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Avis d'ElcctiOn.

Parish Of St. James, 18th January 1886.
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P.ti>h Of S. james, 10Th December 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
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READY-MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FUR
NISHlNG GOODS.-The largest and best assorted
stock in Iowa county, selected expressly for this
ket, and VII be sold at ce5y k0lC -fgU5eS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
The Southern LoyaIists in Wis.

Our readers viii be especially graft
fed at the intelligence That a number
OF the Southern Loyalists Were TO
visit Wisconsin and speak TO our PEG
pie on the political questions Of the
DAY, yaJ5e y. \. Patterson IS a
tr.a { AMI true lovalist of East Tenn
essce. &n3 has recently been c6mmiss-
l.aa Is Governor Browniow rs Judge
e one Of the Judicial Circuits Of
Gen. W J. Smith was
Colonel If Federal Cavalry Regi-
laa md at the close Of the war was
male 4 Brigaaier General for gallant
aai meritorious services. He was one
G. The radical leaders in the Tennessee
5.rse Of Representatives aud was
particularly prominent at the time Of
= recent passage Of the Constitution
III amendment. Rev. ] Z. Newman.
, 2 vas chaplin Of the late loyal
SoA,aesn Convention at Philadelphia,
and IS well known as one Of the ablest
and most eloquent divines IN the
Methodist pulpit. lie was son. 70
New Orleans ~ the authorities Of that
church In S63. TO superintend its work
IN the South. lie was marked for
sacI fee at the time OF \. Johnson
late butchcrv IN New Orleans but re-
celylng timely warming managed to
escape with his life He was former
Il stationed IN Albany. and we notice
that OF the occasion Of his recent ser
mon IN Tweedle Hali,,in that city,
over 1000 persons, including Senator
Harris and Governor Feuton, Were
present, while multitudes went away
unable to gain admission. The loyal
men Of Wisconsin will gladly hal. the
opportunity Of giving these dIstinuizh-
cd visitors welcome worthy OF the
grand cause foc which they have peril
ed so mUch.-Nlraptae 5ytiasl.
The Madison ,J2agual says the three
gentlemen spoken ofaiove arc ezPec-
TED in that city to address the Union
mass meeting on the 18th inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
EsEILNEBOHIEH'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

His solid and fluid Extract, ernbody the full strength
Of the ingredients Of which they are named They arc
left to the inspection Of all Already and conclusive
test Of their properties viii be comparison Of those
set forth in the United States Dispensatory These
remedies are prepared by II, T HeImbold, druggist
Of sixteen years experience in this city, and we be-
ievet to be reliable in fact we have never known
an article lacking merit meet with permanent sue
cess, and Mr. Helmbolds success is certainly prima
faoie evidence. His Drag and Chemical Warehouse
in the city OF New York Is not exceed ~ equalled
by any in the country, and woud advise our read
ers 'hen visiting that city, TO give him cali, and
Judge for themselves.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
IN WIT Us is Ii - Ii -
+ r q H a M 8


For changing the Hair Instantly from any color To-.
beautiful Black, with entire safety the health and
without injury 20 the Skin Prepared only hy
GRAHAM BRoFuERS
No. g. Washington 81. Waukcraa His
Tor sale lv r. ~. Pulford and i. r. & C. b NrsraH
Mineral POINT, aud ny Adv ho,salc Druggists IL Cl-
Caso. g5-Gm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24

Our stock Of Plain and Fancy DRESS GOODS is
c0mposedo Of American. French AID English Prints
Chintzes. Briiiiants, Ginghams, valencias lalrtas
Apaccas, Popius, DeLain-, Moz iiques w3th var
Gus other descriptions Of Dress Goods " numerou
to mention
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
CIR a II a. M IS
HAIR RENEW Err
FOR THE TOILET:
CIR "A A MS
HAIR REM EW E}o 7
4 Remedy for all Diseases OF the
HEAD AND SCALP

The hair may he diseased from various causes: 4,
may be dry and thin in ssrofui.us subjects II msy
become gray notified from want Of pigment, or IT.
regular diffusion Of this coloring matter through s
hhrous portion. Badness may happen from warrior,
causes Froa inroads OF the ''AcarUs' fiar-ealer
under the skin from excessive nervous pain or men
tai anguish. There is partial bcldacss led The
'~call, which gives great annoy There Is also
the 'Plca PoIonica, called The "Eincvotp" too IN
which reddish fluid from the scalp making the
haig 20 look Il II were 6bTes Of flesh There Is also
a disease called the ''tavus or ''H0neycomh Ring
worm, which destroys the hair aud It's roots covering
the scalp with a whitish Now II would be the
height OF qua kerry pretend that all these diseases
could be cured by preparation containing little
Plumb Acetas Sugar OF Leads Sulphur ipitatuuu
tac sulphur and perhaps. Tiucture Of Cautharides,
those men do whH no Chemists or ihy siclans.
but pretend that they discovered these remedies
dcntaly.
R3z59ls WHY Ours is The Best let 1I.ia,sI
I. Most OF the other preparations # not all contain
poisonous irritating substances. which may do harm
If not good ours contains not substance thai
poisonous, may not he taken safely internally a,
well as used externally
, Most of the othtr preparations color the haa or
scalp Ours contain not atom ~ boring matter
3 Most other preparations consist of a fear inCrs
dient, generally stimulating irritating the skin
Ours contains over fourteen iugrt diyuts IN perfect
chemical ,uuninatjon, ami remedies only aInes.
aud graEur-s. Eut Wi4 relieve &eUrag ia and Gu
taneous alp ErUpr!uus cGectual}y.
T. Most IF The other pre- have he shook
and stIrrr mp before using. showing 10y this thai they
imperfect chemical C8wbiuaIiafs- Ours need no.
70 be shaken in the bottle and contains sediment
whatever, though it Ilay stand FOR years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24

20 and hear David NorcIa Frsdar
evening next, al the City Hall.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24

AIarge stock Of sHEETINGs sHIRTINGS. Ticls,
Stripes B-lmoraI Skirts. Hoop Skirts HOSIERY.
GLOVES, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. &c which
shall sell At usually low prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24

and TRIMMINGS kept constantly or hand, in end
less variety.
- We have the best and handsomest HEARSE in
the state, which be had any time on application
ELLINGER L BRO.
Mineral Point, Jan. IL, 1865. - -- 3tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
4

BOOTS, SHOES ana ALTERS. otthe best quality.
embracing all the latest styles-..-. Also finely
assorted stock of HATS aud CAPS-alI Qualities and
pUices-for Men, Boys and Children.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
Z ,

a fine stock OF CLOTHS-such a. Sleeps Grey
fwceds, Satnets Kentucky Jeans, Cottouadcs Cloak
fngs Ladies Cloths, &c, at lower prices than he
found at any other store in the county.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-10-24
.gggSFE TF.ETgsEg%


s on G s 4 n CT RUSES.
Sent any address, free ofposage on receipt of price
Victory at last, Song and Cho-
rus by VIM. B. Bradbury so
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-22

TFoMkN-Mrs. Stevens the "sweet
story'writer," has somewhere, thrown
= off this eloquent passage:
/" "Woma", woman TRULY she is a
miricle Place her amid flowers,
foster her as a tender plant. and she
is "a thing OF fancy, waywardness,
:and something Of folly--annoyed by
'idew.drop, fretted by the touch ola but.
'teray's wing, ready to faint Mt the rus.
tile Of a beetle. The zephyrs are too
rough, the showers too heavy; and she
is oyerpowered by the perfume of rose
bnd. But let,real calamity come, rouse
her Affection enkindle the fires of her
heart, and mark her then. How her
heart strengthensitself how strong is her
P; purpose, Place her in the heat of bat
lie, gi ber u child bird, anything
{ she lds or pities, TO protect. and see
her, as a related instance, raising her
white arms as a shield, and as her own
blood. crimsons her upturned forehead,
praying for life to protect the helpless.
Transplant her into the dark places Of
earth awaken her energies to action.
and her breath becomes a healing, and
her presence a blessings she disputes,
inch by inch. tie stride Of the stalking
pestilence, wht man, the strong and
brave, shrinks away pale and affrghted
Misfortune daunts her not she wears
away life of silent endnranct, or goes
forward with less timidity than to her
bridal. In prosperity she is a bud fHll
of imprisoned ordors, waiting but for
the winds of adversely to scatter them
abroad--pure gold, valuable but untried
in the furnace, In short, woman is q
MIRACLE, n mystery" XII
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h1TEEeAIsY MAGAZENE.
Reviews,
Scientific Papers and


Scientific Papers and
General Reading,
and VIC shall number among its contribu-
tors some of the first literary men of the
South, with others from the North and from
London and Paris.
All matter not original will be carefully
selected from the newest and best of the
English, French and German publications:
and its Editors shall spare no effort or ex.
'pcnse, to make 1t rank with the very first
magazines Of the country.
AS its name imports, we have established
the Cosmopolite upon no sectional basis.
We hope to make il the organ of. general
literature alone; and will be uninfuenced
by any party or clique whate, er.
twill be mailed to subscribers in any
partof the country upon receipt Of the fol-
lowing ,la ~. |,.i q, .'I.
.a, subscription:
Single copies one year, 81 90
Five 4" 1900 Is 90
Ten (" %" 33 90
The Cosmopolite will be generally distri.
bu:ed among the Merchants and Planters
of the South, and we will add for their in.
formation, n few wladvertisemen:s, at mode
rate rates. 70 p.
Liberal deductions will be made TO book
sellers and newsdealers.
Newspapers publishing this prospectus
and sending q marked copy to the under
signed, will receive copy of the magazine.
Address DELEON g. CO.,
P.O Box, 266 Baltimore, Md.
feb 1896
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$50 REWARD.

GTOLEN during the night Of the
~ 18th inst, two MULES, one Sorrsl
Horse Mule, the other medium sized Sor-
rel Mare Mule. scar, on left shoulder, both
about 15 hands high, and both branded OH
the left fore shoulder and the right hip with
the letters "J. W." '.sd
The above reward will be paid for The rs-
covery OF the Mules and the apprehension
Of the thieves, or $40 FOR tho Mules ,9'
JOHN NJ WHITE,
81 ,t,, Fort Mills, York District, 8. @.
Z feb 17'66--3 ,a. e 4 So y
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NEw York, Feb. l6.- Flonrdeclihed
l0c. Wheat declining. Corn dull at IA
a 7Sc. Beef steady. Pork firm mess
.$2S.624 a2S.75. Lard dull at ] 5 l74c.
Wiskev dull. Cotton dull at IA. a 45c.
Naval Stores dull. Gold, l378.
BALTIMoRr, Feb. l6 Flour, dull /;
1Iowara.streot snper6nc, $3.50 S.75.r-
Wheat steady Corn steady; white,
10 SOC; yellow. Il a re. Provisions
dull. Whiskey dull at S2.22
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TWO HUNDRED AND
RIFTY TONS OF FRElsRf

through the canal without difficulty, as
they were built expressly for. the trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable Of ,accommodstin9
'hirty'hve passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort of passengers.
who will not be subject to the nconvenienoe
OF transfer to oiher vessels. but. will be ta-
ken through direct without change.
The tables ofthe steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market. affords.
Families travelling will find II to their in
terest TO take this line, as they will thereby
escape the dhnger and discomfort Of a sos
ronte, and the fatigue Of railroad travel.
On tho 10Th Of December next, II ths
business Of the line warrants il, the steam
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri.weekly trips will DO made.
For freight or passage apply to- WHIT
FORD, DILL & CO., New Berns, N. C.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 2l'66
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DROsPACTUS OF THE
COSMOP0LITE.

On the first Of January we will commence
the publication, in the City of Baltimore, of
amonthly =
LITERARY MAGAZINE.
There is no publication Of this character
nov issued South o! Now York city, and
the closing of the war has left large por
tion of the people Of the country with no
literary representative.
The Cosmopolite will be devoted to
Literature nlh w'
Art ~ 20 i.
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HEADQUARTERS.

25TH REGIMENT, s. G. NJ,
~ WlNNsBoRo', s. G., 9th Feb, 1866.
Gen. Orders, | ,s
No. l. !
/. The" following is announced as the
Commissioned Staff, of the 25th Regt. s. c..
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DRY GOODS,

which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having had long experience in the Dry
Goods Business before the war, we know
just what Goods are most needed by plan
ters and consumers generally and will nj.
ways Keep on hand full stock of planters
Goods of every And..
We Keep our stock oonstShtly replenished
by every steamer, with the most attractive
styles! si3Nr
We respectfully invite planters, mer.
chants and consumers generally, 10 call and
inspect our stock, consisting in part of
Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, Osnaburss,
Brown Shirtings, Bleached, Long Cloths.
Fine Sea Island Brown Sbirtincs.
Irish Linens, Calicoes. Cling
hams. and Cambrios, 81
DRESS GOODs.
Merinoes, De Laines,, Poplins, Colored 81.
paccas, Figured Poplins, Rlack silks,
Bombazines. Black Alpaccas,
E and Grape Cloths. aGu,
Together with every variety to be found
in our line, which we offer at the lowest
cash prices. ~ ~
~ SToLL, WEBB & CO..
No. 2S7 King ST., 3 doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, s. G.. kt lt@is
H.C. sToLL. Charleston
CHARLES WEBB, aP "lSi
II. O. WALKER, 'hIi q"
jan ls'66-iyr IL Z,
4. +, & L l.k = !
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SohnoI books l

School Books /
EH Ma AOHERS are notified that We are able
II to Furnish them with ibooks and sta
tionary &C low prices Any ARTICLES not on
hand will be obtained by Express et short
.aoiiSs; KETeEIN, Mem ASTER,& Coz
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PIONEER ana COMMODORE ADAMS,
.WJILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY Of each week st 8
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with tho different
lines Of steamers for the above na,med
points. On and after the frat day of De-
cember next they will leaveon Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers Of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for the trans.
Portation OF the same, as, arrangements
have been made with the different eompnn..
panies to forward goods TO this line st low
rates and without delay. Each of these
steamers are capable Of carrying }.