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mGdifaI.
ma TL IMKISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.

ECLECIlCs MSD1C1Nho.
NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, 81 ST., CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA.
TAR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
DIVICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
Will attend to the PREPARATION of medi-
cines, putting up prescriptions, &C., will ena-
BILE hiin To give more attention TO out pa
tients. especially to his many friends in the
county. HIS medicines are all prepared in
his own office, and all delivered to his pa
tents by himself DR.. K. treats all diseases,
fly is afflicted. He hasa large number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many Of those obstinate cases o.
supposed to be incurahle, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula; Dis
charges from the Ear, Ozena, Enlarged GLANDS,
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode of
treating Liver Diseases Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
er diseases of the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Affections, and an diseases of the Ser-
VouS System, is acknowledged by all who have
tested 1t to be the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. DR.. X.
has been eminently successful in the treat
Menstrui Distractions, Painful Menstrustion,
LeucIIhea, Uterine and Ovarion ,TunloEs,
ProIapsus Uterf and all Nervous diseases to
He makes a specially in the, treatment Of
all Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
Dribbling of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, QlabettS ana LDltncnlt lUrlnhIlnS, 9y-
philitic Diseases in all their varied forms
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and SequellR,
Spermatorrhea and Impotency, and all nffec-
lions quentupon youthful ndiscretiOns.
Also special attention. paid TO the treatment
of Fistulas, White swelling, gScroIulous
Sores, VaTicose Ulcers, &c, Persons ahlicted,
particularly with old Troublesome cases,
Should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
KISNER.Is Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Once, Prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same as
other Physicians. ONCE hours, A: AZ to u
MI P. n. to P. NJ, and p. N. to9P. NJ.
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CHmDRESs' cARK1AGEs-Diferen styles
and prices at d. HIco1L q BRo.
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MEHrr is really the secret OF success
Roots Pestsehine quite proves it-Rumina-
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faf Sale.
Sherif's Sale.

c,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ fSonntyy Circuft Court On the law side.
March sth, 1866. Causes No. and 2 4v
william Tallant, Henry TaIlant and Lewis s
Delapiain partners under the hrm name OF
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A. DEED OF TRUST,
d executed TO me by SANFORD B. Hall, bear
ing date March 10Th, 1852, and now on record
in the Recorier'sDffice Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, l will sell on Tuesday, the 9th day
OF April, tSG8, at l0a. m, at the Court House
OF said county, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property, 10 wit: Lots No. s, 9and 10;
also fraction of . feet front and running
back nearly the full depth ofSaid lots.
The above property is situated in North
Wheeling, in that part laid; out by. John Nc
Lure and has good brick dwelling house,
&c, erected Il erson; Terms 81 sale, cash In
hand. THOMAS "A. MAU1SB4s
mr2O-S0ds Trustee.
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#IfditaI. 81 II.

1t is now over thirty years since the b Gopg
6dePHS.Co ~ Paris during which time ihs
have been extensively and s1ccesstai III NJ
in most OF the public institutions, as We III
in private practice. of both hem dsp6 eS5d Is
unparalleled su2cess IN eSss 'Isof he th01.
S1I;JSnf T1liieS who have used them, r. i
- s,S u 10 make the Pills public for ~
ieyiatlofi Of those suffering from l, any ~ =
larities Ehats;E;et s. ~ viii not pen7
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Tn funeral of Mr.. William otterson
Yesterday was attended by large con-
course Of people. he was beloved by
all who knew him.
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-sTETsZ DHsIRABIE
Country Residence For Sale.

ON ACCOUNT OF A REDUCTION IN
" the size of my family, / offer for sale my
property, situated on the line af the National
Road, four miles east of the city OF Wheeling.
Said property consists OF ----- '+A
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Persons desiring TO consult me in regard to
terms Of payment, &C., can leave Their
names at the Gas Company's ONCE. or visit
me teS S9 Lhs EtSi JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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PROF. Jos. EBERT.

Ny authorized Travelling Agent, win visit this
locality from time 10 time and cheerfully
communicate all desired information
q Taat c, c. ,MEILOR,
feb22 Pittsburgh.
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SS%1es gsrp-vaJJTABIER REMEDY =.

MOST INVALUABLE Rt - n Dy,.r,sr
s,- al mos IN letting complalnts 50 "
70 tOi tIia say MI; DiSfre&sg and EttiI : -
siyiTioH, ReeJiiOn, P1tn n tse B se - q
fLeJt Df+SiJIesl DfsIlRsts Of SIGHT, GF!e,
- EegTineSs. FutiOIje on any SLlgst -
ip1J1i:ation Of he Heart, and aIi t9 t5SiIooE
diSfTeSsing complaints, part yts1nfnT1
annoying. weakening, and the
All other female weakene 1875.
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No MORE DYsPEPs1At-A Philadelphia
Druggist speaks of Dr. B90Ts Tonic and Anti
Drspeptfe PiNsas the best Dyspepsia medicine
For Headache, indigestion, costiveness, &c,
they have no superior. Plain and Sugar
coated No Calomell Sold by dealers. Price
scents. By mail Is cents ZHLo9Dl & o.,
PnoDyiaiors d&w
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MEssRs. BLOND & BAcHLAS. No. lO7 Main
street, corner OF sprgg alley. have Just re-
ceived their spring stock Of boots and shoes,
10 which they Invite the attention of pur-
chasers. Their stock IS complete in every
particular, and they win warrant satisfaction.
Young and old, male and female, can be sup
Piled. Give them a call mrl7-lm
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100000 IN GREENBACKS.
UMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED 500, 900.
Price $500 Each.

HNH1s IS THE GREATEST INDICTMENT
ever Offered to the public, one ticket out
OF every four drawing prize.
The following prizes are a few among the
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DR JOHNSON.
eMenber of the Royal COLLEGE,

Member of the Royal CoIlegeof S1Rss.
London, Graduate ofone ofthe mostemirsSt
part Of whose life has been spent IA ne -
pitfalls of London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA ~
elsewhere, has effected some Of the mos =
tOniShing cures that were ever known. ma,
when asleep great Hervou business being Aials-i
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSs, with frecpFsi
blushing, attended sometimes with dersnES
ment of mind, were cured Immediately,
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YESTERDAY was a bright, sunshiny
day, but a little cool,
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the vir.,,,.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deS.rIiaH.. q
habit which annually SWeeps to an nnt5sSl.5s
grave th0dsands OF Young Men Of Dc NJ
might otherwise have entraneed 49,
Senates with the thunders Of eIoone1sl
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, NAV - g
with full confidence. a.
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NOR SALE....LoT NO. 100, WEST SIDE
II Of Market street next lot below the Dis
ciples' Church, Centre Wheeling. -
mrl7-4W S. p. HILDRETH, Trustee.
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Married Persons, or Young Men conten,,,
ting marriage being aware Of Physical Wal.
cured. 5-E .E,EsE-.-F - - 49,!
He who places himself under the carasr.
J.1nay religfOusly confide in his homo. =.
gentleman, and confidently rely upon \,
skill as physician.
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#egial
BALTIMORE LOCK lHGSPFFET,
ESTABLISHED As-A REFUGE Rpo,.
QUACKERY. "0S
EHEONLYPLACEWH ERR4 c7ppo
BE OBTAINED. SAI
ORJOHNsONh discovered tbano,

DR JOHNSON discovered heno..c
tain. Speedy, and only EffeciuSI RE
IL the WORD for Wsakaess Of the Rscf .
and BladderT Involuntary DischarlES Ing, stlsH
tenGy, General Debility sSerSousbsss mp ~
peEfa, LIsangnor, Low Spirits Cohfos;oHask
Ideas Pslpifaf 1on OF ne s, Heart MmiditS
Disease OF the Head, Throat, Nose, ~ So
Affections OF the Liver, Lungs SioEn.SSSAla
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders afiSjn- s Z:
practices more fatal 10 their victims tbo1 =!
song OF Syrens to the Mariners OF ILL.,
blighting their most brilliant hopes ar syy,teS.
pations, rendering marriage, &e, fnp0S ,S4-
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NoHe prOsequi issued IN the cases
against William s. Brady and John
BRADY, Sr.; indictments.
There being no further business TO
come before the Grand Jury, it was dis
charged.
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n7HE PIANOS MANUFACTURED now
by CHTCKERING q SONS, Of BostOn, are
pronounced by the leading artists superior to
any others. Any unprejudiced person VINO
will give them careful examination Will
come 70 the same conclusions.
The fact that Messrx. CH1cKER1Se & SONS
tliSpOSe of more instruments than any other
factory In the world is itself one OF the strong
~ arguments in their favor, inasmuch as
their facilities for manufacture and ready de-
mand enable them TO sell at
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

FRIdHrFuL MALADy ANoSC MrLEs, The
following We take from the Vicksburg Herald
Of the l4th. This frightiul malady, whatever
II is, prevails to an alarming extent in Tensas
Parish, and it would be well for the planters
of this county to preserve the prescriptions
given below in order to check the disease
should il iniest our community
The English papers for a long time have
been filed With the most distressing accounts
Of the havoc amongst all kinds OF stock in
Great Britain, by the great cattle plague or
Rlnderpest. We have given the matter IN
Their country little sympathy, owiNg to the
fact, we imagine, that 50 Iong time having
passed since its first Appearance in England,
and no evidence Of importation here, that We
have ceased 10 fear it, 1
In the last few days however, accounts
from the river report i,ightful mortality
amongst the mules on various plantations,
We heard the estimate made Yesterday, that
as many as two thousand had died IN forty
eight hours. II this be SO, The planters
should at once take such precautionary steps
as may be necessary 20 arrest the progress o
me disrase Wo do not presume TO say tha'
il is the same. or bears any resemblance "a
the English cattle plague, but having that be-
fore us as a warning we Should profit BY II.
The disease h represented to be like cho'
Ilic, and results very speedily in deatA. "e
ege two remedies from separate and very re-
liable sources which are said to be efiicacious
LIST. Two tablespOousiul Of ce.or0iorm
mixed with a pint Of warm water The chic,
roform should not be added 10 the water unt
lust bofere the dose is administered
3D. One teaspoOniul of haitshorli in Dot
tie Ofwater
Both these remedies are used a. drenches'
In this connection We would mention for tbe,
benefit of nany experienced IL planting ana
managing Atock, that we have been informed
that he Buffalo Cnats frequently cause death,
and in many instances OF the receEt dea'h'
amongst mules there could be no other cause
given. This can bO avoided by greaslng ths
animal with fsh oil, or little tar mixed win
Iard. and IL either Of these cannot b9 had
anv prease will serve the purpose.
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From the New York News,
CARMEN AID TERRY.
DT HoRAca niLTox, RICHMOND, VA.

BY HORACE hlLIONy kASHAONDT VA
Terry leave us, sumus weary;
Jam nos ,aedet ie videre,
81 Wis nos with joy implere,
Terry, in hac terra taTry
Diem Ddly.
For thy domum lOng'st thou nonne''
Habes wife aut iiOs bonny--
Socos Aiis magis iop-y:
Haste then, Terry, military,
Pedem ferre
Forte Thaddeus NAV desire thee,
Sumner ct ii ON. admire thee.
Nuisance nobs mot 70 ire thee)
We can spare thee, mague Terry,
Freely--very
Hear the PreY'e proclamation,
Nos tdeles 10 the nation,
Gone est nrnc thy place ct station,
TerIiiisr momemtary.
Sine query,
Yea, thy doom est scriptum -"Mcne'
Longer ne nos naso tene.
Thou hast doeged us du, bene .
loose US. terrible bull Terrier,
We'll be merrier. 'ra
Bid thy dulces Afros vale
Fompey, Scipio ct s lly-
Seek some back New Haven alley,
Terry, quit this territory,
t Con amoTe
S,7d Verba tbi abituro:
Pay thy rem, bills; e,, cnuiurO.
Iecum take tht precious Bureau.
Terry, Turner, Blus coat hom'nes,
Abhnc Omnes
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LEMON JUcE IN DIPHrHERrA.--DoCA
TOT ReSiliOus, In a paper presented last
summer to the French Academy OF
MSsdielucs assqris thai lemon juice is
one DfmOsl eficacious medicineswhieh
eau Be applied ID diphthefia, and he
relates that when be was q dresser in
the hospital his own life was saved BY
lts timely application, He got three
dozen lemons and agargled bis throat
With the jucie, swallowing a little, at
tAs same time, ID order to act on the
more deep'seated parts. DR. r. has
noted eleven Cases Of complete success,
obtained b. this neshod Of treatment
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

And the total net revenue es23.577 c,
In reference to the freight tariff and pas
Seuger rates the report OF the Superintendent
states:
The high prices of labor and every de
scripton OF materials required on saiIroads,
tue small amount Of rolling stock, the worn
out condition of the roadway, and the small
business Southern roads will have until the
Industrial pursuits are more settled Vnd de
veloPed-together with heavy expenditures
necessary for rcpairs-wili require high rates
70 sustain the roads and prevent them from
gong into the hands Of the bendhOlders.
All Manufacture supple, aud mechanical Ia
Dor can only be obtained at double the rates
which prevailed before the war, aud the de-
preston OF Gold has not produced a cores
Pohuing decrease in The prices Of these arti-
clos Ordinary labor and timber have in
creased about fifty per cent, but the aggre-
gate expenses Of operating RAILROADS ia the
South Il quite twice as much as before the
war. The passenger rates aud charges for
freight are less on this than on Southern
ROADS generally, except where Fixed by the
charters; andunder the present condition Of
affairs, when the companies have no credit or
other RESOURCES to rebuild their roads, high
rates arc necessity. And this is alike the
interest Of the stockholders and people, who
areintercsIed In having the roads in the best
condition, and retaiapd in the hands Of those
VINO sacrificed SO much for their construction,
The whole exhibit presents to TIM public,
lot the first time, view Of the diiticultie.
with which the administration OF the road
had to contend during tho last year, and in
our opinion should satisfy every candid mar
Of the energy, prudence and industry with
which the Interests Of the company have
oeen administered; and in such an emergen
oyas the present, the eompany's interests art
the Interests Of the public. The stockhold'
ers, who were best qualified TO Judge, in
,helr election Of Directors ratified the acts o.
President Blown, and we are convinced shat
with bis knowledge cf The past affairs u the
road, he car accomplish more in his present
position than any other NAN in his plac'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

The fredericksburg Herald says
Foxes are hard to head in the way OF
cunning, but Mr. Silas McWirt, of
this county, beat them out at their own
game few nights since; Having lost
turkey by the foxes one night, he
went out the next night, aud with the
aiG Of bone. gave what is known as
the otarkey call " Soon thereafter two
.fcxes came up steOlthily, both Of which
Mr.. MeWirt succeeded in killing" sr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

A desperate duel was fought near
New Orleans the other day between an
ex.Coufederate and a Federal Office
The weapons we're pistols, and at the
first fire The Fec eral received the bul-
let ofhis antdgo list through both lungs,
causing dangerous, and probably
fatal wound. The ex-Coofederate was
shotthrough both legs, below the knee,
the tibia of the right leg being broken.
Though serious, bis hurts are not dan
gerods. Several more engagements of
ike character we're expected.
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METHODIST GENERAL CONFER:
EMGE

hNOtss
One Of the most remarkable thlnss
done by the late Methodist General
Conference IN New Orleans, was the
abolition Of the practice of receiving
members Of that Church on probation.
It is thought by some that this will ma,
terially interfere with the usually rapid
growth Of ''Methodism.' The same
body decided that hereafter Class Meet
inss should be optional. Lovefeasts
were approved and continued. ...
The General Conference, last night
at their evening session, removed all
rostricti, Ms upon the pastOrate, leaving
the return Of the minister to depend
upon his faithfulneSs.
The report of the Committee on Ed
ucatiOn declined to accept the phonet,
ic system. 1t recommends that an in
sttute be established for the education
of young ministers, and also that bib;
ljcal schools be established, in connee:
ton With colleges already established.
No one shall be admitted into the Con.
ference without certificate from the
Examining Committee.
The next General Conference will be
held al Memphis, Oh the first Welnes'
day in May, 1870.
The General Conference then adj
jpurned SINE die.
IL b. Picayune, I'd.
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We remember at the battle Of the
Wilderness . gallant young MissIissip' q
paiap bad fallen at uigh' iOs' before
buryiug him, there came d letter from
her he loved best. One Of the group
around bis body. minister whose ten ~.
derbess was wolpanlyY broke the silent
,ssviuins.s \ wasa h rsA he dead leti
.or be took it, and laid it upon the
breast Of him whose heroic heart was
stiliOd eBuryit with him. He will
~ i When Ne wakes" It VIDE The sub
llmsst ssHtouce Of bis funeral service
PuEsbRrs MRs4
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From the Mississippi Clarion
The Southern Relief Fair,
lprnorrIArloN Eon MssIssIprL

The Southern Relief Fair,
APPROPRIATION I0R MISSISSIPPI.
T.is noble undertaking of the ladies
of NJ Try land, of which we have copied
brief notices from time to time, has
been crowned with a success which
must be in the highest degree crafty.
ing to the warm, hearted promoters Of
the enterprise, having netted the sum
Of one hundred thousand dollars. Re,
speetiug the disposition of a portion Of
it, we are happy to be permitted to
copy portion Of a letter received by
Gov Humphreys, enclosing a check for
part Of the amount, and requesting ad-
vice az TO tho proper direction to Lo
given to the remainder
"Tbc ladies of Maryland have re.
Gently held a fair in Baltimore, called
The Southern Relief Fair to aid the
suffering people of the South, those
rendered destitute BY the late var
We have divided one hundred thousand
dollars between the Confederate States.
A committee of three ladies selected
from our Association, will distribute the
fund given to each State. Mississippi
has fifteen thousand dollars, Mrs. Pey.
tou Harrison, Miss Dora Hoffman and
myself heing the ladies in charge Of
this fahd
"Anxious to give very prompt relief
to The very destitute, those perhaps
wanting food at this time, we send you
the sum of FIVE thousand dollars, to be
devoted to this purpose We very par
ticuIarly desire to help the widows and
orphans eff Confederate soldiers, the
disabled soldiers, and those who have
lest ALL by this war :"
The writer Of this letter is Mrs
Charlotte Y Latrobe, wife Of John II.
B La,robe, Esq. of Baltimore, aud
daughter of the la'e Gen. T. L. Clai
borne, of Mississippi. Her sou, Col
Qsmuu Latrobq, was Cen Longstreet's
Adjutont and Inspector General.
How deep an interest she felt in bsr
native State, many recipients Of her
Kindness during the years just past can
warmly testify, though her txortion,
were not coufned to them Indeed
during the progress Of the war her name
became as a household word far beyond
the sphere Of her acqaantances,
Governor Humphreys has assured
the committee that as soon as the re
turns, which are to be made by the
Board of Police, come in be will give
them all the information they desire
and thus concludes his letter of &c
bnowledgment
In behalf of the people of Missis'
sippi / beg to tender YOU, and through
you the noble ladies of Maryland, our
heartfelt thanks for this mnnifceut do
nation and this kind sympathy for oul
beloved South, and to assure you oI
our humble and earnest prayer to Il {
Great Giyer Of all good far the cODtiu,
ued prosperity and happiness of the
PEOPLE of Maryland,
Gratefully and aiTectionately,
.. . Your oh servt.
I. Benz G. HuAPHEEYs,
3d.. Governor Of Mississippi
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S. r. BAILEY, President
+" Central Cottca Gro,oing Association" :"


The LIST VoILEY.--Col John s. Mos
by visited Ltdstmn 'ast Monday on pro.
frssionul business. Because be happened
10 wenr cape in these plying tines Of
peace Which had on it several brass but
tons with the coat Of arms OF Massarbu.
sets on them, the Federal Captain there
declared MS purpose to arrest him ana cut
tbcm oil Being unwilling to submit to
this lreatmrSt, but disposed TO De any hing
in reason 10 avoid breach oil the peace,
the Colonel, at the uggrsijon Of iriend
consented to leave ibe burg Tine Cap.
tain with four troopers and siyly infantry
endeayOred 10 ointerctpl his relroat but was
too late by one moments to effect bis obs
rct, When the Colonel rode upon the
crest Of a hill, he looked back and saw hr
doughty warriors m he a furious bay onet
charge upon . hay stick which had served
to conceal him from their lew when he
made his Kit. The spectacle was 50 Ia,
dlcrous he could pot repress an inclination
to whOop He did SO, and at the same
tiue raising his hat, he waved Il parlsg
adru The rate Captain acknowledged
tho complio ent by ordering lyaden vol
lry rrcm sidy guns to be tire at The Col
onel. The bullets whis'lrd closely bnt
h rmIessly past him ard made music
which reminded him OF by-gone years oI
strife
We believe the Massachusetts button is
thr symbol oftrc son, and are somewhat
surprised that the Colonel was so disloya.
as to retain one on his cope at the risk Of
liberty and ,it..-[ Narrcuten ,Va) IndeS,
April a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

Y, B. MlCOU.77
y H'assForney at raw,
pO SECOND sfRFET
S.,aaIssIgs, gaSy.o

\ the t~I soIjn.,,p S,s, prompt attention to
|Core'D~lD'seet yr' collection Of claims against n
sr'ses srd ,os,tt n all the courts d tSS NJ
n aud diIap's O"ss,II,', ! aad hopes, BY dill.
a'd,', . is1s'5 nsris 5hs u his profession.
y hands. 'u'tOS' Their business
'l',s, 1868. g1l
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-05-12

Ex.UniLed Stats Senator Geo. T
pugh and hdy we're confirmed at S.,
Xavier Catholic Church in Cincinnati
on. Sunday last, and three hnAdred
and 6Ny others in the Cathedral two
hundred sul ninety we're confirmed.