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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-11
V yrDNrsDAY MoRNINo;#APRiL IL, 1866
FOR GOVERNOR
HESTER CLYMER,
On prpKc CnrfNrv
Justice Again Unveiled.
OF BERKs COUNTY.

Justice Again Unveiled.
The mask of loyalty, outrage and
crime, as practiced by the late Admin
istration, is being removed step by
step, rs the real old "Union Savers"
progress olong the highway of Con-
stitutonal freedom. If the members
of the Democratic party had as little
respect for. the rights of their neigh
bors, and the Constitution and laws of
a free country, as the satraps of the
late Lincoln despotism; every fort
and bastile in the land would soon be
filed with such men as Thad Stevens,
and his blind followers. TO illustrate,
what we alludo too, we present the
reader with n decision rendered by the
Supreme Court Of the United States,
in the case of Milligan, Bowlcs and
Horsey, of Indiana, three Democrats
arrested, by Stanton's tools, tried BY
military Commission, and sentenced
to be hung Tho readcrmay ask what
those men had done? We answer
they committed no crime known to
the law. But when Stanton and his
blood. hounds found that they could
not make Abolitionists, out of Demo
Gratis, by merely filling Forts and
Prisons with them, they adopted the
plan of their Boston Grand Fathers,
when they attempted to make good
Churchmen, out of the Baptists
and Quakcrs, by hanging few
but again, unlike them, they were
too cowardly to enforce the death
penalty upon these men, after they did
convict them in accordance with the
orders of the War office, but instead
sent them to the Ohio Penitentiary,
for their natural lives, where they
have been for two years.
Some time ago their friends applied
to an Abolition Judge at Cincinnati
for writ of habeqs corpus, but it was
refused butthey appealed to the Su.
prcme Court, which has rendered the
/ following decision
"First That upon the facts set forth in the
petition the writ Of hobeas corpus should have
been granted by the Circuit Court;
Second, That the military commission had
n jurisdiction in tie premises and
Third, That the petitioners are entitled tC
discharge from custody"
! Thus link after link, in the chain O
dcspotism, and devilish hate, is being
broken by the same men that forged
it; while the borders of Justice Lib
crty and Democracy are being exten
ded through the instrumcntality o
those who love freedom and hate des
lpotism; and prefer The association o
white people to that Of the African
negro, and by the joint efforts of thii
class Of our citizens, our country will a
gain "bloom and blossom rs the rose,
and once moro become the abode o
l"Virtue, Liberty and Independence.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-11

VNrusscs.-'Seeley's Hard Rubber Tru,,n.
IL Rupture, frees The cord from ali pr.s.
viii mover rusi, break, timber, chafo, or NJ
filthy, tthe fine steel spring being coates y
bard fubber); spring made any power reo.'.I
used Ia bathing, fitted to form reouir.'
strappingi clcanest, lighiost, easiest, md n
Truss known. Send for pamphlet.
/. b. sEEsEY, Sole proprie,o,
April lib, 1906 4t l3l7 Chestnut 81 pha.|
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-04-11

DoibAk y SON. Mrrnscnaus Ma,
turcs, ae2 broadway, Near Faar.h a Y
Wholesale and retail NJ rcdured rates N
auj Holders cut 70 or er and repaired. An
warranted genuine. Send stamp fsr c;r,,
Pipes 81 70 $50 each. April iI,h T. Te
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

DECIDEDLY TOUGH SToRY.-A letter from
Middetown, Conn, says that wonderful discove-
ries have recently been made in the sandstone
quarres of that place. The graves and mode of
burial of primitive race are found in the rock.
The men are lying in one position and the women
in another, These men ali had three fingers and
thumb and four toes. The comparatively more
recent of them were six to seven feet high, but
as we unfold the leaves further and proceed far
back in the cycles Of time to the lower depths of
the rocks, we come to race of giants twelve feet
high, with feet twenty-five inches in length.
These men wore shoes, and had domestic animals
of peculiar structure and great size. The only
human instruments so far discovered were made
of stone. They had saws and long knives made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
DR. DE AEDRIE's
--PURE-
eARSAP BITTERs.

The attention OF the Public City and Country Trads Is
spectfully called to the Introduction of the 7. 81
sarsaparIlla BItters,
Thu most Pleasant and valuable Btters
in this country The trade in general be supplied
By the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo Marks & Co., IS, As and At New LOyee street.
Griffin Porch 81 and 80 Tchbupitoulas street
E. j. Hart & Co., 73 rs and n TchDupitonlas street.
L. Basset cor. Gravier and Tchoppitoulas streets
f. Avet q Cambon, 50 and 81 Old Lsvee street
John T. Moore cor. Poydrss and New Levee streets
VIM O. Mitchell, cor. Camp snd Foydras strsets
Cass Downing 80 Poydras street.
T. W Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and Grayisr.
Turner Wales Druggists Royal and CuBtomhouss
G. n. MORRISON Agent,
u Magazine street
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The New York Citizen does up the famous Mrs

The New York Citizen does up the famous Mrs.
Lucy Cobb, pardon brokeress, thus:
She is woman of good guise, about five feet
four inches high and between the years of twenty
eight and thirty.two. She is slender and delicate
looking, though there are fine curves in her body.
She has a wistful dark blue eye a Roman nose, a
pretty mouth, generally well compressed, hut
when disparted, you can see the teeth are like
pearls Her skin is clear as peach rind she has
brown hair, and weighs about one hundred and
forty-five pounds. Her dress is commonly taste
full and meant to show to advantage the shapeli-
ness of her figure; thus, in warm weather, she
wears tight linen wrapper, very white, and tidy
and plump. Mrs, Cobb formerly kept a cigar
store on the avenue married a treasury clerk
left him. travelled returned, and lives by her cheek
at present,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
An Incident or the War.


tF-o,, .ta ,,a,o,i, rrroyra,I
~. - ,,or,,or.
Cheraw u cohsldefaoLe ts ~ ,prt
rather, small country Town, III I'M y " ~ pa
of South Carolina but fey miles from tne con-
fines OF the neighbonhG 9tate ol NORTH Saio'La
General sherman vleIotIoss Amy pa9aeu =
Y anu fehalheu my 2 1"t ID. uy - a
February, 1861 me lnhaotahts were. OF course,
subjected TO an tne iosses anu suietiu5s WHEN
in az ages and - ail countries Iaye peen co Hi
'quent upon EAs tosu OF , 5yosti
ins rg5lpH " wLl@s , - - "a
mercenaty passions, "hcn aMays PreyaI 70 too
great a. easss ao w % mali w IL J. nire lie
anu Conque1IihB noatt w f'"' i'Nil 'o'0' -
"; -, az ihte,lngemS hasoHa III apt u I n MI
worthy clpzeh OF CneIa"' nds ieIatGu " NY IT.
IolloWlhg anecooie' "hlch BNe Si''oe' = 4ia
own words i. , - ,.-
some tlme previous 70 lle appeaIInc oi ven;
sherman 8 army. sald ths noGtor, V Wan Polttu
from my Plantation 70 my feslaeIcf III CheLa%
large amount Oh prGVlsGLs' %hGn naG eausea 70
ne stored ioT sdle hegPlng' y ~ attlG !9ola "
my dWeIIhg uoGse' liners were living WIN nut az
the tune NY VIE, ny chlareh, any a lauy WIG
was distant fe!auVet az utPshnlhS ou ny Iof
aprotecuoh ahd support. IN the uay alteI tue ap,
pearance OF the army IN the town, was standing
al the door OF my mansion "leu an 9lHGet ~,
proaChed, accompanied oy Suara ana loIomeu
by large baggage wagon ne luroduce9 h IN
sell as Lieut. j. OF Wisconsin, "heu Tue loi
lowing conversation LOOK pace
nave you any specie III your LOUISE
n Hava Won anv gold mr. silver9u
q Va NJ ~ eaoIa tgatcb and NV wiFe has
o,,tf,er and 7 have tbe usual nIate Of n resnect
ohie family teome silver forks ana spoons, and
Iu,S l'tt W ~ Ia +
WI IL luz U,; nttspd IN tbose mattera in time
1vIt w. gsiIs Nave van in III house y;
sbn1t enonoh IN LIT nv fanv YEAR,
{, Sb",g tbao5 IN me ;; t'''
np5,ctsj In, IN tba attic rom followed bv
iFs ond he occomnanisG nv his gnard of so
W.; w a. itsJ AZ tbo oaodIy; disnIsv IL wheat
ond 1nos 80 ana bacon ana cori,ed heef and then
anI '.'"'"' '''- 0"'0-' 1-N
e"t uTtoo az dor fran, f,ar Chairman "a +al-a q
So,,s g nm "a tiong for ten ave
}oT vdmT faInijv Men. set 10 work and fill Tie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

They have big snakes in Texas. One of them,
measuring fourteen feet seven inches in length,
entered a house, near the hay shore at Galveston,
and Ending a leg of mutton, swallowed it. The IT.
mates of t6e house were in bed, bat awakened in
time to see this astronomical lest. He was pur-
sned to the waters edge aud killed,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
Horse Oar.


I ! l n" - DUnunE ArEfaNRemen
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at zococa
lieu of Horse Cars. 5-tS 55zE3 III Ilf5T
An Eztra Train viii leave the City every Sunday ct
On and after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays at eysy half hour, rom until
/ O'Clock NJ ~. g#F m zaT ~
/ Fare, to and from the Lake same day, IS eenta.
Passengers for Genty Station must notify the oondaeoE
prior departure Of the train Fare Is way
! - GEO. PANDELY. GeneEHl sunerintAndanE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
RUThnws PATENT OOTrON Tin

RUThEM'b PATENT UWAVDN TIE
The undersigned sole agents, have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate use with the buckle firmly at
acsd to ofthe hoop This Tie is recommended to
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and the
great with which 1t be adjusted to bales Of any size
II has been by large number of planters since ls
their entire satisfaction.
orders will DO received at eur office,
r. BLEARLEY co.,
MA 4 poz5,.a s+ra.. .cruar of TchoupituulaA
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cMAKsPEARE Iron FOUNDRY,
~ aD9 Girod stFeat. OTlsa

CRAKsPEARE Iron FOUNDRY,
- 20S Girod street, New orlesn
IoHN GEDDEs-Jos A sHAKsPEARE-s. sWooP
&eddess Shakespeare 81 Co.'S
and Brass Founders Machinsts manufacture
variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills, Draining Machines
Mil and Gin Gearing Crate Bars Store Fronts, Columns
Sash Weights, ETC. Blacksmith Work of all kinds.
VVNMOAEAs b. BODhEY q co.,
NO PERDIDo STREET adjoining Masonic Building
orTIuE no. l2S GRGvIER sEREET, NEW oRLRAHB.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
oircular Cross-Ont Mil and Mule saws; Com Mills VIII ei
Mills Betting Apparans Skating PullIes and Betting
All descriptions OF Plantation Machinery and Agreultu ri
Implements ..l
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels Wheelbsows from the we'll known factor
of Joshua Bodley Wheeling, Va.
We connection with extensive Foundres and hacn
shopsn Loua Louisy Cincinnati and Pttburg thrOug
which prepared contract for class Of msonne
on favorable TERMS and deliver anywhere north Ee'
Orleans free of freight THoa. 3. BODLEY Il 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
S0ep Orleans 9aitg Grea ent.

by GEO. W. HARRIS.

a low hut rests in Lookout's shade
As rOts its moss-grown roof away,
While sun downs glories softly fade,
Closing another weary day
The battle's din is heard no more
No more the hunted stand at bay
The breezes through the lowly door
Swing mute a coat of faded gray,
A tatter'd relic of the fray
A thread-bare coat of faded gray.
It's hanging on the rough log wall
Near TO the foot Of a Widows bed,
BY white plume and well-worn shawl
His gift-the happy morn they wed,
By the wee slip their dead child wore
The one they gave the name Of May,
By her rag doll and pinafore-
BY right it's there. that coat Of gray,
-. A red heck'd relic Of the fray
An armless coat of faded gray.
Her all of life now drapes that wall,
Poor and patient still she waits
On Gods good time to gently call
Her. too, within the jewel'd gates;
And all she Graves is here to die
To part from these, and pass away
To join her loves eternally e..
That wore the siip-the coat of gray,
The shell torn relic of the fray
Her soldiers coat of faded gray.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
.MRAT s0WTMNRN ROUTR.
Va yIRaINTA ANp TENNEsaER RAInRoAD.

- VIA FIhGINIA END TENNESSEE kAILhUAD,
From the South and West to the North and East and Eta
continuous rail connections. EE
passengers from the South West going North and
Eaa this offers Unusual advahtages being the shortest
and most expeditions. ,aF1 slI u e saHI = re
All ral New Orleans snd che celebrated water
ing places of Virginia. the Virginia Cities WashnEton Ba
PHI ladelphsa New York and Boston, tho North
ally and the Canadss. OFF VI I5H0l f-Fi1BT
Exempt from InRiarous Influences.
This route from Chattanooga to Lynchburg the
mountain ions of Tennessee and Virginia. which
passed hesthulnss purity of atmosphere grandeur
mountain scenery whilst tcsnnot be surpassed for
passengers its trains, in the genemanlY bear
ing all Of whom experienced In shsF FOea
tion and strictly attentive to business. rs
Baggage will be checked through ou New Orleans to tia
Virgoia Springs and orincpal cities N nth and East
Through tickets had at the Office Of the New OaanG
jackson Great Northern Railroad ticket oaGs ra
lEa J. w. GOODWIN, General SupeEintendont,
| q G. WINGFIELDs General Iieket Agent. Is,
JOHN 7. MoFFEfT, travelling Agent South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19
pONTCHARTRAIN RAFLR0AD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
on after SUNDAY, Apn lst 1855 tie trains On thls
road will leave follows: -1T g7-.g5.r 5r-,asfl}
TEE LAKE..
o'clock X HeFss Care s< o'clock 4. N Steam Train
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

Eve respectfully call attention to our IMPROVED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL with LANES
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. some of the particu.
lar advantages claimed therefor being follows
lstThe instantaneous and uneTngy certain set Of the
log by the attending the Saw Nth single motion Of the
hand under device at simple effective and in
wiss subject breaage derangeentthe of whatever
length being both ends and the
by Sawyer above stated and unerring
foty In the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
2dThe saving secured only in the number of hands
mill but the saving of that which is of
Importance towt in the WORKING time of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when it stated that 10 the
run back "setn and another plank Thus
enabled three twenty feet panks Ut re1ured in single
nnute accounted for in part by the fact that the Saw al
engaged he runback time excepted in
work from the the stock is in place until it is
entirely convertedinto iumberl
3d-The peculiar arrangement Of the g Feed Works,
whereby the 'sp and wear and esr always incident tc
taneous starting and "st0pping' unfaugy effected.
4The substantial and perfect proportions Of the MIL to
geher with its combinations Of Steel Saw Aandrel B2bb
Metal Self Oing Self Adjusting Boxes the frequent
caou supports the carriage for the log and the unuua
beauty Of finish the other features which particu
ary characterize Mill and which for it the un
ing admiration Of the practical.
these references sufficient trust to for
Mill all that is required and all that asked 10 any instance
e insure preference, namely An examination before pur
| chase elsewheren
WINTER CO.,
General Commission Merchants No q Broadway New York
with facility to Mills of other patterns. .
MONROE & REDDINGToN,
Agents for the Mill,
No 60 Carondeet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

WIN. GOLDING.
sULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN.
PLAY specifications made for all kinds of Machinery,
Surveys carefully Instituted Specifications orh
condition requirements of the Huls and hachiEery
of Steamships Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships and Steam
boats woud do well to have them buying
Novelty Iron Works.
Corner Delozd and New Levee streets,
E.- New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

BAEA.'.....''..'..'.'''...-'' &SAsA@
No. 20 oAaP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HO1EL
Jewelry. Watches, silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Wsche Hunting Gases, diamond mounted and
en- rayed best Makers Sets, Bracelets Fins and Ear
,ineip diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etasean Cola
karat Gold Guard Vest Chains latest patterns; sesEa
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best uOrkmanSA
Gents, scart and Masonic Pins various dsgDs svea asd
Plated Sets Table and Forks and Spoons Cups as
Napkin Rings Castors ETC. Pocket ana Table oatS best
makers and superior quality
Clocks,
Once and Mantle In Bronze, Marble and Wood
Bpectaeleas
| Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention those needing helps 30 TSA
respectfully solicited ssmmons Brazilian Pebbles the bsa
and only glasses thst should be used New Pebbles
old frames Particular paid to repairing Watches
| JeweirS, the best wOriZmen being employed
RamsmhsE, 20 OAAP STREET, aadsr ths City Hotel
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GROCERIES, AND PRODUCE.

.
/ CAMMAoK 81 sQUIREs.
WHOLESALE sRoCERs,
Fl New L.eyee and 10 Futtou .,tr.e.
Between GraYter and Common s,rsets a
PORK Flour Lard sagsr Mossses Coffee salt FFzz yz,n..
Liquors Tobacco and Gisa ~ constantly hsnd qsaatss
put up City orders for f4mily supplies soIiciss9
GE0ReE 9. ssARNER,
D. G. GOODRICH, a. L. GOODRICH, G. R. RAmEYI
WHoLEsALE eRooEE
AID
CommIssIon Merchant,
Kos s. COMMON AND 4 CANAL sTREETs
McALLIsTER, MeNAIR 81 GARDEs
o. 9. MoALLIsrgR, E. McNA1R, e. aARBEs}
Wholesale Groeers,
no. u CONN ION STREET
oaLEAss.
I W. GosLEE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
-ASD-
CommIsslon Merchant,
NO. FRONT AND AND 10 FULTON sTREETs,
---- . - sew 9s.s41s
r q. WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE eRooER,
zNsw Lsyse, As. ~, % and 81 erayier ssres.,
NEW oRLEAxa
RLDwELI., PAYNE d CO.
O. B1DwELI. E. c. PAYNE, JNo n PANE
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, AND DEALERS In WESTERN
PRODUCE,
No. S2 TehonpltOnlas street,
New Orleans, La
WOODS, PICKETT q Co.,
Oh. 4. wooDs-wM. B. PICKETT-MIRE L. WOODS
S5 Commerce street.
cULARK, STEWART L BIBB,s OLD sTANBj
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
wholesale and Retain aroeer1,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BRoEEEs
RzzEaEsczs: rE...
JuEcy HARRIS H. w FazAe5 Co.; Battle Hohis& CO
Col. j. o. Kizon and oea ,. q Penn, Eew orieanz
WELLS, BROs. a. CO.,
WHOLESALE eRoOERs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
| PRODUCE,
81 Poydras Street,
| 7 STAFFORD az co..
CORNER s1 Np 3 4NR E2qssEA2 STREETS
Offer for sale general of Groceries,
lS se ha aadon III ss Goods r @
they viii ina our stock inferior 70 none in the arks ~
stock Of Flour is extensive both Of family and trade brad
SUGAR, SYRUP AND MoLAsaER-
7. Crescens Clty sugar Rennerz,
0oUBLE-REFNEDL LOAF,
oUT-LoAg,
AND
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and Yellow CLARIFIED SUGAR
GOLDEN SYRUP. FAMILY! sYRUl
AND
REBomED MoLAssEs
4 Loussinna and Sgese India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs, e9'
, A. Thomson g. Co.,
u 4s Tchoupitoniss street
: THEODORE PELLE,
$50. WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Lfquors ana wines.
- T0HoUPITeULAs sTREE9,
II New Orleans fHg
a n. DMEZA, COMMISSION MEROHANT,
E #f" --ANp-- lsfG.eg TUt. "A
+ Importer OF Cuba Produces,
Also, Dealer In.
ii LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MOLAsBES,
( ,, ty. .sits fe OHiee, No. 10 St Louis stEesS
Louisiana and Sugar and Moaasss always On hant
y to suit purchasers l+1f -A'ri@ 5
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T7HE sTExAs REPUBLICAN" A1AR

THE "TEXAS REPUBLICAN" MAR
SHALL, TEXAS,
offers the most atterng inducements to ADVERTISERS
circuates in the extensive and finest Cotton portion
of the Simultaneously
The paper was established in May 1919 and has been
tnuousy issued from period to the present 1t pub
shed throughout the Its circulation is principally
East Texas but is taken all the principal points in West
Texas and North Louisiana.
been recognised years of the leading papers
of the State and has enoyedn remarkable degree the conf
dence of the people
The terms Advertising ssfolOws: Persquare ofeght
lines oress ST. Standing advertisements per square, for
year SIS for six months Sl0 three months S. Subscription
to the paper 81 per annum. Wv. LOUGHERY
Editor and Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

yTNHE RIOHREOND MEDICAL JOURNAL,
Richmond VaThis journal will be published Monthly
Octave 80 pages the january number being issued early
December.
promised support ostentstcus display of names
ayoided and as the Editors offer pay literally for articles
is hoped the original department of the Journal will be
entitled to respect and confidence.
The mage oil the journal will be devoedto Original Articles
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence Retrospect OF Med
cine Surgery during the late Eclectic Department
(which will be chief of the Journal Reports of So
cietieB Associations Hospitals and Clinical Lectures Re
views photographed Notices. Medical News Editorials
Miscellaneous Matter, etc.
Without making special promises the Editors will endeavoi
to make this journal Acceptable to its supporters
TERms-Fve Dollars yearly if paid in advance or before
heexpation the third month after the date subscription
ifpaid after this period, Ten Dollars per annum
Advertisements will be inserted the most liberal terms
and as there Medical Journals now Published in the
Southern States advertisers will enjoy peculiar advantages
E. s. GAILLARD, NJ. D., Richmond, Va.
W. s. MUGHEsNEY, n. D. staunton, Va
Editors and Publishers.
All letters relation TO the literary business interests Of
the will be addressed to DR. g. GAILLABD, Box 1873
] aLEan.. Na
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COAI--WOOD-LUMBER

l--WUUD--LUM BEhs
H. DELMAs-
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LUMBER MERCHANT,
once, No. 875 Julia ST., New Basin.
NEW ORLEANS.
speca attention given Builders Shippers Orders fol
| Lumber Shingles, etc. delivered at mils or city,
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A DVERTIsER AND REGISTER

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DAILY, TRI-wEBKLY AND WEEKLY.
No, IL south Royal street, Mobile, Ala
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SUBSCRIPTIONS payable advance, in current funds
D4IY-One year s6 months, 49, three months 81 one
m9te RI year 2 months 81; three months
IS So sK Months az
NJ ssrripons for the papers, to be delivered In tho city
vii be reeeyed for less period than six months,
advertisements 81 50 per Square
a. avs insertion subsequent insertion rs cents Ten
lines solid nonpare make square. Advertisements in
serted intervals will be charged as new each insertion
Advertisements spsCfed to time will be published
til nydsFed out, and charged accordingly,
An transient advertisements except from business houses
with whom We have current accounts, must bs paid in ad
Bills for general advertising viii be made monthly
Yzompt collections required
Editorial notices advertisements ehargAbe the
! Of 20 cents a line for each insertion.
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