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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHOLERA DISARMED.
The Chief Causes of Pestilence
Destroyed.

hR. K. COURTARET'S DlSEN-
IL FECTLNG FLUIDS. Secured by Letters
Patent in the United States and France. Pre-.
pared solely by the New York Disinfeeting
Company, at their Laboratory Nos. 2eS 800 and
3O2 Henry street, n. Y. Office AZ Cedar street
This Company organized on q permanent ba
sis, with DR.. Courtaret, the celebrated French
chemist, in charge OF its Laboratory, is prepared
TO furnish its Disintecting Finds for sick
rooms, nurseries, urinals, water closets privies,
cesspoos, sewers, CUTTERS, ships, railroads, hos.
pitfalls prisons, and public institutions Of all
huds slaughter houses, offal and fat boiling es-
tablishments; all kinds OF manures Immensely
increasing the value of the latter TO every
farmer and wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist. These agents are deoderizers, anti.
septics, antiputrescents and disinfectants in
the scientific meaning Of the words. They re-.
move noxious gases and odors by chemical
Notwithstanding in their places hea!thfm air !;
they are DEsTRoYERS, and not merely abSOrbents
of poisonous gases-not injurious to utensils in
which they are used The attention oil medical
and scientific men is directed TO these disinfect-
ants. Attached are testimonials in favor Of this
great discovery, which, with hundreds OF Others,
can be seen at the Company's office.
DBLAvAN HOUSE, Albany, March 30, 1866.
To the President Of the Ne,o York DiGaJecting
Company: :.
Dear Sir 1t is all that it is represented to be-
We have made many trials Of disinfeCtants
but now consider that we have found an article
which surpasses all others as q remedy against
all bad odors Il. RoEssEL g. Co.
New YORK, April Q, 1866.
To the President Of the ReaO York DiSiHJecting
Company
Dear Sir We pronounce il without exception
to be the best we have ever known. Its effect
upon every matter is complete and inst
neous. G. A. STETsoN, Astor House
N. B.-These disinfectants are used by til
scavengers, under the direction Of the Sanitary
Police OF the Metropolitan Health Department,
" POWELL & THOMPSON,
AZ Cedar street, n. Y.
General and sole agents for the United States
and Canadas, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed.
For sale by all druggists and general dealers
in the United States and Canadas. m29.3m
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RnItiniOrc Market.

BALTIMORE, July IA.
excess of the demand, Aour is steady;
a grades scarce. Wheat active and
he; new red So o. Corn firm white
3; yellow Csc. Oats dull Provis
quiet. Mess Pork S33 80 Sugar
1t. Whisky dull; s. 273 for western.
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New York M oney Market.

NEW YORK, July Ia.
Ioney-steady, at Sac per cent. Ster-
Exchange firm at l09tal09i. Gold
bout decided change; opening at l52,
ancing to 1923, and closing at. 1921
overnmeut stocks are dull.
otal exports specie today 81, 347 ,030.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
DON Graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in'the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent in the hospi
where has effected some OF the most astonishing
cures that were ever known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness being alarmed nc suddeu
sounds, bashfnlness, with frequent blushing ~
tended sometimes with arrangement Of mind
were cured immediately
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RIVER NEWS.

I THE RIVER was falling last night
with three feet ten inches water.
The Sherman did mot come up to the
city. owing to the fog and low water, but
turned back at Parkersburg for Cincin-
natl. r.yq .rEy,fs grfssvs ss
The Talismau, Capt. Goodwin having
been repaired is advertised to leave LOT
lower ports to-day.
The New State, Capt. Harlan, is now
regularly established in the Wheenng
and Pittsburg trade. She leaves again
to morrow evening.
The Eagle leaves at lOa a, m. for Par
kersburg, the Logan at 2 p. m. for Steu-
benville. and the Combs at p m TOT
Sunfish. BIZ. i..r5
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Philadelphia Market,
PHILADELPHIA, July

PHILADELPHIA, july IA.
lour dnll Wheat dull; new red
'5a2 sc Corn firm; mixed western
5a96c. Coffee duh Whisky-Penn
ania held ut = 2Ia2 %, and Ohio at
o
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1912 and 81 Wood Street.

U,HE PINOsI VI ANUFACTURE ID
i now by.CHICKERING & SONS, of Bost on,
are pronounced by the leading artists superior
to any others. Any unprejudiced person who
will give them a careful examination will come
to the Same conclusions
The fact that Messrs. CHICKERING g. SONS
dispose of more instru ments than any other
factory In the world, Is itself one OF the strong
facilities for manufacture and ready demand en-.
able them to sell at
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A Rare Chance for Capitalists

U,HE SUBSC RIRER OFFERS AT
private sale the farm known as the Girty
Point Farm, containing about 24O acres, nine
miles from the city Of Wheeling, seven from
We'll sburg, and one from Short Creek Landing,
Ohio river. This tract Of land has no superior
as to quality of SOIL and is in good state OF
cultivation. The improvements are comfort
able dwelling, with the necessary out buildings.
A fruit orchard Of some 200 apple and peach
trees The entire tract is undertake with
FIVE foot vein of COAL easy of access to the river.
oil wells are being put down in the immediate
vicinity. A map of the farm can be seen at
the Merchants National Bank of West Virginia
If the above fan is not sold by the 18th day
of July, (due notice of which will be given
it win be offered at public sale on that day, at
| the trent door of the Court House in wheeling,
W. Va at 2 o'clock p, m. The growing crop
viii be reserved with the privilege OF removing
the same. Possession given first day OF Octo-
Der, to seed, and tull possession given hrst Gay
| of April 1867, . 49,,
| TERMS-One aird cash /; balance in three
equal annual payments, with interest nom
date said deferred payments to be secured py
| deed of trust on the property:
West Liberty, ohio Co, W.Ya:,=lel5:d&wts
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FOR, SALE AND RENT.

TRUST SALE.
Theodore Fink and wife pS. Daniel Zane 8
Executors and others. In the Circuit Court fer
Ohio county. fH
uTNDER A DEED OF TRUST
u made by Daniel Zane and --.--,i99
nnrsnance al the decree made in this case, l
shall. on the nth day of JHly, 1866, at the
premises sell upon the terms after namea, tne
pparcel of land on Zane's Island, supposed 10
Contain about twenty three acres, s0metimes
coiisd tbe Marietta, and Cincinnati and Hemp.
field Railroad Tract, and which said Daniel
zane devised to his son, G. Leander Zane, ana
bis daughter Della Cranmer. Also Lots NOS.
az and SO, situate on said Island, on the soutn
aide of Zane street in said Daniel Zanes ADDITION
to Wheeling, and adjoining the foundry; anu
also, Lots Nos. 100 and l6l on the same
Island, in Orloff Zane's addition TO Wneehng,
situate at the corner Of Virginia and huron
streets south of Virginia and west OF Huron
street. .f,ro.
Said large parcel Of ground, devised as aiore'
said will be divided and offered for sale In
small parcels, varying in size from less than an
acre to several acres, as will be shown at the
sale and by plat at my Office before sale, 10 Per
sons who may call to see them.
The sale will be made on the Island at the
premises and to the highest and best Didder, on
the terms of one -half of the purcha SO money IN
casb and tba other half in six mo nths, with In
terest from the day of sale, purchasers giving
bond with good security for the deferred IN.
stalment, and title being retained TILL payment
is made, with privilege Ito such purchasers as
NAV wish to dc s0D to pay all oasn III legai
tender notes issued by the United States;
ie1s.ts Trustee and Commissioner.
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MOTIF. T..

THE unders rnea having been appoint
William &. Bfyson decd by the County
Court OF Harrison county, on the 18th o
January A D, 1850 An persons hay
ing claims against said estate, vii. pre-
sent ihem within the time prescribed By
law, aud those indebted to the same will
make immediate paymen,
MARC A RET A. BRYSON,
Admx OF W G. B,~son decd.
February 2 1896 9tss
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ATRnntry. On the 18th February
ult Robert Green highly respectable
elderly citizen planter OF tlBs county,
was rubbed Of sixteen bales Of cotton
near hiysian Fields in Harrison couuty,
en- route for shreveport The cotton wa,
ON two wagons, in charge Of two team.
ster-, white man and negro, who
were me, on the highway BY an armed
force, consisting Of four white men and
two negroes. who drew their guns down
upon the ,.smsters and ordered and
obliged them to leave the road and an.
load tir cotton and leave il in the woods
'fhe tcamsters were then ordered hy the
robbers to return home, or leave the Vi.
cnity, at the peril Of their lives They
returned home, distance Of seventy.
i've or eighty miles, and reported the
fact 10 Judge hreon, the owner ut the
cotton, nhercupOn fourteen citizens,
under direction Of our energetic sheriff
Mr. Il T. Reagan, volunteered their
services in assisting Judge Green to re-.
cover his cotton On reaching the
neiehborhood IN which the robbery was
committed, they were met By asuperlor
force opposing, and were compelled q
dosist from any attempt at recovery oi
the cotton, as also 70 retreat from the
field Mr. Reagan then despatched a
courier 10 Marshal asking aid from the
Oliicer ia command of the I ; troops
At that place. The request was prompt
ly responded 10 by furnishing the force
required, under command ot II Joht
j llanlou, Go A, 18th fcnnsyl,anif
Cavalry This gallant oiheer aud do
tachment hastcned 10 the reinforcement
aud assistance Of the vauguished ci,i
zen squad, discounted the plans Of the
robbers, who we're themselves making
further preparation to strengthen then
position, recovered all the cotton lost
captured two of the mi.crcnnts quite
n humber Of persons are implicated
with the robbers, aud close vigilance
will be kept up for their arrest and pun
ishment
Tho conduct of 1t iIanlnn and hi
men, in tbs prompt services rendered
by them, Is highly complimentary ant
viii be properly appreciated by tn
community - 7eras Obssrr,r
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Tng NEwsrArEE OapER Tho fol
lowing Is Cen Graut orior in regard
20 newspapers
WAsniSGroS, Feb 1.-THE follow
ing circular letter to the commander. al
military departments, wa, issued to-day
by Gen Grant
Id Ora Armies Of the I :
Washington, Feb. Il, ls66
You will please send to these head
quarters, as soon ~ practicable, and
from time 10 time hereafter. such copie.
Of newspapers printed in your depart
mcnts AS contain sentiments of di.loy.
ally and hostility to the government in
any Of its branches, and state whether
such paper Is hahitual in it, ut,cranccs
Of such sentiments The persistent
publication is calculated 10 keep up
hostiitics of feeling between the differ
ent sections OF the country. and canno,
no tolerated The Information "a called
for with view OF their suppression,
which will be done from these head.
quarters only.
BY command Of Lieut. Gen Grant
tSigned) l. ; BOWERS, A A q
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COMPREHENSIVE.

I'VE the undersigned have formed a
w copatinership Tor the transaction OF
a GFSERAL COMMISSION BrsiNEss, in the
city 81 New York under the firm NJ J II
BkDWER Il co to take effect October
LIST. '65
We shall be prepared TO afford fair
facilities upon consiguments. nnd devote
our tune and care to the Interests OF cor.
respondents, aud beg TO refer to u long
period IN the past as a security for tho
future
me-. Please address J II BROWER
& co, No. 4i South Street. Neg York.
j II RROWER,
Il Il BLYpE\BURGI
" II SELLERS
New York, sept 6 90 ul0Gm
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Lesr Aum M 0touS~.l jackson.
VI no Charleston xews puhiishcs. the
1firwir. letter addressed to the editor
Cory4ot Hoxr, y. c Jan Is 6s
srff NJ Drsr S,,--Youf letter OF the 81
tot y i,p vas forwarded to me from licking
ION. virginia have delayed answer
for few DAYS. hoping t. receive the "a.
,,r Y, which yea referred, bat has not
vet reached me, sud hsse not had the
pleasure Of reaiing your editorial but,
Judging from the remarks ~ your letter,
l suppose !, is a similar production to
what has 50 recently appeared IN many
Of the newspapers. representing ths
family Of General Jackson - suffering
for the necessities Of lite, and appealing
70 the ruhlic for their relief
Ii. a source Of deep regro, and NOR
,ihcaiion 10 ne and 70 my family and
friend. tia, such misunderstanding
,hogid EXIT IN regard % nv circnn.
.tAnoss II il true that almo-, The whole
a, INV little fortune has been swept
away My noble husband, aciuated by
patriotism Invested in Confederate
bonds to assist the Government. and |,
following his example the consequence
was the loss u nearly tho whole II las
estate hu, God has still len TO me one
Of the kindcs, Of fa,hers, who has the
means Of providing al the couiiort. Of
life for me and my orphan child The
peeunisry surerings x others in our 81
iicsed had have been much greater
than my own, that in This reslHS, ]
have only need Cd more thankful
heart And of all others should
have no fears for the fuigse--for the
commissioning God . my husband
Ia. watched over n heretofore. and the
love Of thi. great people 70 me mi my
little child. on his account iils my hcart
With grateful JOY
While it !. one Of the greatest com
fort. az my desolatei lifc to see the
many beautiful und eloquent tributes To
the memory Of my beloved husband,
and would gratefully accept any offer
i.ees that are yoluuyrily given as te-ti-
monial. Of love aud gratitude % him,
vet the contributions tina, are nov called
Tor are given under a false depression,
aud Ii is inconsistent with my ideas Of
honor aud rectitude to receive them. !
would. therefore, beg that ali efforts that
are made 10 raise a fund for my relief
both in Charleston and elsewhere, be
Immediately stopped
With thanks 10 th. warm-hoarted and
generous citizens Of Charleston for their
kind feelings towards me and NINE
remain, your. very truly
MAKY Ann JACKSON
Geo K Caihcart Editor Charleston
Daily News
My address !, Charlotte. y e care Of
Mr. JAS + Irwin
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LOUISVILLE, Feb lS--Thc Kentucky
State Senate yesterday adopted the
House resolutions requesting the re
moral Of the L ; troops from the State
and oondemning the Freedmen Bureau
and asking for restoration OF the wri,
II habsss corpus and rsisc,ing the con.
,'ltu'iors' Amendment
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" VI. j, ROBSON.

ItOlTON FACTOR and Commission
\ Merchant, No 20 Carondelet street.
New O.lynus
Rrh,f 20 Col y. + Williams, Gi.,oer.
ItNa- M,--fs johnson y DUR, Bank.
cfs Shreveport, La.
Feb y i-G6. 24y
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b0t he Texas Observer, published
at Rusk, TexasFeontain- the following
On Tuesday last, at the Iron Works
Of DR. Young 10 miles north west al
this place, in this county, at the instant
Of blowing the whistle for dinner, the
boiler exploded, separating in the mid.
die, one half being thrown a distance
Of three hundred yards. while the other
was driven through the entire building,
destroying the roof and walls Three
hands were desperately sonlded, and
otherwise seriously injured by bruises
and cuts, so much that life is despaircd
G
DIR Yong, the enterprising proprietor,
viii sustain heavy peen niary loss by
the accident
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NiEDD 4 NEWTON
VI layer HROTIIrnS

NINtFi cTGHERS OF SINH,
vi ,ohAcco, aud Cigars. De,,o.s x
l.eal CLesGg Tobacco and PIN. 10
u TchoupIiou'as street New Orl,s,. 'o.
\ ugAvy and well selected ,,o'L
stan'ly on hand '" GO
uci, 3, 90. ,e.e
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10. q t'lk'H''N' nrNe's slsuEN ss,
New Orleans Br,nJo, ,...
Erikcr.on 4 NIcl.pur,u

COTTON EICTORS. Cammiss,o,
Y and Forwarding Mci chants, No II
Ubiou street. New Orleans, La
Special attention raid to filing order,
Tor merchants aud others.
Oe' g. o. r6iy
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IMPORTERS and Jobbera of Foreiy,
l and Domestic by Goods, Roofs
~hne' Hats tHps and Plantation Cloth.
trg. y. - Canal street. and 81 % and
- Common street t~'orcs formerly oecu
pied by c II slocomb & Co !. New Oh.
leans
Oct 3. 'Gi. nGlr
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VI WIN HROTuERS

NREStENT City Tobacco wo,l, y
\ 49aud u Lafayette street Nrv 1 N.
leans Ia VI
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:. NJ. SNI,NSo>

| ATE OF Austin, rtxas genera, q
II mission Merchant Is Caroudole,S ~. !,
corner OF Union New OrIears. ~
PERKINS * 60 respectable soli.,,
the PATRONAGE VI thcir former CORE,
pondrnls aud their friends gcnerely g.
Nr : NJ SWANSON. who ceptinnc, ~
General CsmWissioH business at ,bei, oiI
Office, assisted by The undersigned ssI
Others formerly connected with ,be h,~.a
W. Vi PERKINS
d. l.. KERNloN
De, 3. IS. neI,
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New Orleans Advertisements,
tDOI.IBl. AK

plnfl'lt itd
NP the CITY u New Orleans. Ia,
" Corner Camp ard Common, oppo'
,ile the City Hotel, entrance 90 ho'h
streets. 10 the spacious and elegant 'ory
build,nc. ia constantly IN session under
eight able proftssocs
/, wa. .ouuled m s32 has Char
fer from the State rs a permanent Ils'l
tuition. under The direction OF board OF
Trustees appointed by The legislature
RrJ Is authorized to confer D.gtce', y.
plomas, etc.
TERMs--rayahls in Advance
p,nmau.hip- les.ous not limited $1,000
Book keeping, double aud single
entry etc II perfect course. quo
Arithmetic Including all tommer-
cial Calculations. ........... 90 W
Lectures on Commercial Law ... 20 90
The above constitutes the emrn co1Ia'
English Grammatical comse,,.. "o No
English ~. course, not limited iu"N '
French fill courie.........,.. luu.o'
spanish, mll COURSE 100 W
German. iul caurse,.... lh' 90
Latin mil colrsc........ .,..,.... lOo "n
Greek TOLL course, ........,.....l" '"o
Al,,Lr, ......... 5000
,,.,m.try. III. ............ 5000
Teacher. course 10 Permun.hip loo 90
Lft Ticket mail departments 500 90
y B.-A student having PAID Tor "A
course IN any branch as above. istu'ltrd
to a Life Ticket IN that Department. lie
can attend such branches as he may de-
sire.
For any language per month $50 90
Drawing per month. ......... zoo
stationery Tor Commercial course, 90
stationery tor Frnman-hiP....... 30
Diploma. .......... ........ 'oe
4 d.rloma FROM mi. College is pass
port 90 all commercial communities. stu
dcut, can begin At any tine.
Usual timr tor /. umlu.hip two 20 four
weeks Book keeping ihrc 70 five weeks ,
Commercial couf-e. Sax 10 twelve weeks .
French or Spanish. twelve to twenty
vgeks-bni lessons are un' limited Boo any
branch Az ormr student. are invited
20 review their studies tree OF change
Ghp South must TOW educate hr som,
practically u sbp would arvdnp her vast
resources OF wealth which are much more
numerous thsu these of Bu2l
We have ample arrangements Tor 500
students during the cnrrul year
Paauts car make liberal conditions Cor
their sons Il they apply soon. I'll So
from the country can board in gn1d hmi
hes .pcasiag English. French Spanish ct
q, rmnn. at from S2A TO SO p ? mnu'h.
\ business education thai enables uHD
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{ " ArrurE. . a. STONE
ARIIit II, STONE n CO.,
&.I.\GAk (.AS<ti EMS
AID DEALER. rs
w C- cl'u Pro Il II g q
Con- GyWisroHd TrhoupdaBios sts,
NEW ORLEANS.

w cl'n Pro Il nc g .
Con- GrmisJoHd 7rhotpifaBios sts,
NEW ORLEANS.
nFFER FOR SALE
~ Coffee -Oid Java, Rio, Havana,
aud lnguayrh
sugar. Loaf Crushed, Powdered
Clarified, aud ali grades Of Louisiana and
Havana.
Teas. Young Ilyson Imperial Gun
powder. and all qualities Of Green aud
Back Tea, 10 very variety OF packages
+ bacco Choice Cnyendi.h oi Va.
rious brands. aud npdiam and e1mmu
qualities, IN all styles OF packages, Also.
fa en-, cheen' and smoking tobacco. of
various brands
Cigars Choice Havana Imitation
DO Florida and Common.
Liquors. Fine Old Coguac Bran
dy Roch,lle Bordeaux, and American
do Holland and American Gin: ~chc.
dam Schn1rp. pure Old bourbon and
MouuHgaht.a Whisky extra and com
mon brand Rcct6ed Whisky Jamaica
Rum Peach, Apple. and CaOy Bran
dies Brandy Cherries and Fruits; Od
Cognar "a bottles Cofdmls, Bnter Ga.
ucno Naaschino Ncrmuu'h. kirschwas
ser Amagtte Bl'tcrs etc
Nincs-Od Port, Sherry. Mad ira.
Nu-cat. Sauierne tatnVbn, Champagne
and Clar,, OF variau. brandt
Provisions Pork Beet Bacon
/ lard, Batter thgese, Rec. Flour choice
I ..,tr...N 1
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4 7 the March term, A. y, 1865, Of tho
"A County { mt Of; Harrison County
pertaining to the estate o. deceased pr
sons, the undersigned was appoib,ed aa'
mfuis,ra,or oi the estate oil Jacob T.
Cooner, deceased
All persons holding claims against said
estate are requested to present them I'M,
medialely, aud all those indebted will call
and settle at the carlcs, possible date.
u T MILLER Admf
Feb . 1866 23ow
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OLD HOUSE RE.EsTABLIsHED
WALKER 4 Co,
n NTITNT. . \ sulHNY. A. n. IsAAC-oN
RICHARD \tt,ENT A. Co.

COTTON FACTORS, and General
y Commission Merchants, No. 1872
Common street N,v Orleans.
Sept /. 1853. milf
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New Orleans Advertisements
JIIO\ y. VI Moo \ 90
COTTON FACTORS
THoS. Ii. BODLEN q CO..

o PrRplno ST (,iiainine Masonic buiIdinsl
OFFICE l2S Gr,,ivr s. New Orleans
" Circular saw Mills stationary and
rortable steam Eoeioe- citcnar Cross
Cu, Mil and Mulry saws, Corn NILS.
Wheat Nil. and Boiling Apparatus
~lsnirt Pu'.i,- and Betting, and al. De.
scription. OF Plantation Machinery and
Agricultural Implements
We keep constantly on hand foil sup
pfv Of Caae carts, Plantation -aui Road
Wagons. Timber Wheels and Wtellhor
rows. from the well known factory OF
Joshua Bodley. Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive
Fornlrics nnd Machine shops in -
Louis. louisville, Cincinnati and Puis
burg. through which We nrr prepared tr
contract Tor any class Of machinery. 90
r Pos, favorable terms. and deliver nnv
ssh .rrnofth at Nrw Orleans free ot ire'gh'
HOS Il BOnLkf n GO
l.. G. naLlSLE, Agcut Marshall
Texas.
oct 20, 'ti. ns-Y
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I A. 1T VI. palcr 10 Carriage
- and Harness. NJ - St Charles
street New OriBu. la.
OCT 10. '65 t-ly
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:. ,,IiIEI.D \ CO..

g. Fp.-......... ...... %. MARTIN
y.s.auRs .............fFE ,HANuuI
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WHOLESALE ani Retail Cnih.a1
W Store NO y teuul street, Doe.
tween Camp ANT Narns1' .tr -. N.s
% leans
january ? 'ff. ICON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-09

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IOTTON FICTOES and Commits.
I 4ou Merchants. ~ 3- rerddo s.
New ORLEANS.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-04-10
IELEGRAPhIhG-
PATRONAGE.

This Institution is now enjoying the largest patron
age ever bestowed Dpon any commercial school in the
State. Over five hundred stunents were in attend
auce the first year. and over seven hundred during
the past wear The best class of students may
rabiy be found here and all its associations first