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The New York herald., 1866-05-08

GOODS house OF = - GfrNOlo sod ih nhftOfu, tpnn
on Friday last purchased goods 70 the amount OF
ee33 he sid he had made pile raising tobacco last
summer and propossd 70 DO the fair thing by his tro
daughters about 10 Be married The goods wsro sen, 70
plare in the city which he designated and there he
gave the boy check for o040 when this presented
Al The oAnn sss holders ss.s = Informed '. we %sss'
t,es we're put 70 work and he wns arrested nj Windsor
II IA believed he old practitioner OF the confidence
The Columbus (Mis I~des, referring 10 the recsn,
decoration OF the graves OF tho Confederate dead saJt
we were glad 70 see tha, no dlstneon wss male be-
slept their last sleep by them proved the eIalted
upsensh tone Of tho female cbsrseisr Confederate and
federal-onee enemies, nov fhends-receivng this iro-
ute Of respect
Dr. wilson, Who is ai the head Of tho fresdmsn's
school 10 Columbus hiss., We learn from the Sah-
,rn ss.as having submitted 70 the Mayor an anOpy.
assistants wltb personal violence unless they leave the
place the board Of Aldermen hsvs passed resolutions
sidsie and ev minded persons for the purpose Of 40
noysncc, aud that eli well disposed pcrsons dspprove
Of ~ ana pl.ds,ns ne whole ev, ssa @ss.eg. sa,h9
which tbey doubt not they would Be AIDED W The ~hoc
civil force q the etats.
Miss sbbbins, Of Chictsssw county, Iowa, has re.
ceiyed IN appointment ~ notary public Tor that county
she s The 6rss female ever having received such
mission, sud 10 reprcespted - emnensly eompessnt
letter 10 The Alton Ds~ssrsf gives the particulars Of
H. ss.s1s ~ ss, q o.: s ss Ss: q .sss
justice against this ciass Of odendes ana The psyess
refusal o. grand jsries 10 ndct them sppes 70 have
matter into shss own hssds The cpyortoniy arrived
and vas employed most effectively. The ctssns De-
:s s. y haze not y' s .n., : 's
have essc 70 scs % shs par Of shs sshoves % a..
ssss NE bcedy un1srAhsss, and The nsne pspsr, 90
vss rspss 10 Rlssh sa1 Grsfsos sAsi s~o more sss
LsA bsse oaaght sa1 ksd IN hollow Stout one Asd Z
% ,s,s ssc'. ss ssss, s.s' - % ss,,'s Z -
~ss ssssssst ea 40 ks1 esrsLs sbss Svsslss ~ ~
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
cssss csissAar-1Nss Day.

scvaan tsvpsA-csarrfs -Psr i--Oysf saz fWuDs.'
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isci - ~ 81, nii, vi, 81, isss, 100, iiss, ssI
sss.s - as, - s,,r. ,,,v,.v.. s,I.- .,s
fset -Ecs isi W isi, ~ xzs its, 10, 80 na. nS
is1, ia ~, -, ICE 10, isl
HrrpsSpa Corn -rAr f-Atrnrnsd wi We<tstitf
rsr e--A1pssrss< 70 noe<sy, MAy ~
csssss hsss --rsvsz . sst 2-A<D>srrss " fohssy
hAy -
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

statements the part Of defendants simply fabr
cations 10 secure postponement
Aner all the papers in the were read Judge
Barnard adjourned the court setting down one O'Clock
tomorrow Tuesday, ss the hour at which the argument
on the motion should proceed
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
ARMY BULLETIN.
OVDkQfp.

OHDEnED,
First Lieutenant J. VI. McBlar Jr., Iinaed states
Army, 10 duty with Breyct Major General Geo j. stan
nar, superintendent Freedrnen's Bureau Maryland
DISMISSED
Second Lieutenant Charles Y. Buschmsn, Company II,
Fourth regiment Veteran Reserve corps.
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
Ths Csssom House SALARIES.

IN. .mp,oyss Of ,he New YORK cassom House have
becn requested by Surveyor Waterman not 70 pay any
pcfoenags die cunt their Let moDths sHariss -
be will advance them the full amount Thk 10 enoour-
duty. a. "
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
The Madame Jumsl WIZ Case.
ANOTHER APPLICATION TO POSTPONE rHR TRIAL
ARGUMENT on THE MOTION TO TAKp pLAcI
TO-DAY, ETC.
euSn1nB cornr--cHAnBKRs.
Before Judge Clerke.


MAY I--Neison CAase al w J. Ho,cayd SmitA a al -
Tbs interesting case which involves the contest relative
" the validity Of document claiming TO be ih. will of
Madame Jume vas plsced nrst to day calendar In
Part Of the Supreme Cour', before Judge Ingrsham.
In conscquepce Of oyer and Termner being held this
branch OF the court the has been placed
frt the calendar Of Part loE today. At
O'Clock Mr. Augustus Y. smith the part Of the
defendants moved Tor a posiponemebt Of the case
the clients he represented could not be reads
neat month the month sfier NJ. smith
the history of the case from tue u
- introduction 10 the courts Ne alluded 70 the motion
Ale 10Th Of April and read ar,davEs laid before the
soar ~ that time Additional stdavs also resd
going IN show that impossible for the defendants
10 be ready 70 proceed with the trial n the present time
shat an old lady. named Mrs Lydia Hull important
witness IN the who formerly resided in Brooklyn,
vas now ~ fennsyivsna, and n bcame essentially
necesssry that her testimony should be taken II
nso inferred In one OF the sfdsvs read hst Mrs Nara
Jones was not fnl sister Of Madame Jumcl, and ths,
2he fosmers offspring therefore not heirs ~ law
The gves delay necessarily experienced In obtaining
sestmony AZ TO thcse facts up by Mr smith
samcieni 70 cause posiponement Of the case
w 'hhries OCOnor. the part OF the plzntif,
fTposed the motion whch he ssis founded on the
saeges' on that the de endants had lime prepare
Tor tbe WA ~ The ease the issues 10 the hershp
P the iAmiy Of Jones Tie gentleman read anidavits
gong 70 prove That Mrs.. LYDIA Hull now stopping
- susquehanns station teing detained tbcrc prsvens
. Trial of tbe case, sso showing that Nh Mara Jopes
80 we 'r" sister ~ fHefesie sgirci 800 iLai Dbs Whole
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

BruMoK- wmru Aw-on Wednesday May q al no
residence OF the brides father by the Rev. w. 10
Pay, Mr. CnAnSa IL BurrRcx. Of Boston, Mass 10 Miss
CahisriAsA WinEtAw, of this city. NO cards
EisEsBEhG-ApLER -On Thursday, May 3, by the Rov
II. Wassernan, Mr. iADoE EsKsBxRG, OF San Francisco
Cal 70 Miss bkRrnA ADLER of New York city.
San Francisco Cal papers please copy.
E0As-Nyvu.fE In Hrookiyn on Monday, Nay T.
Malone, KEAIn EoAs, to MARy As0ElA NIvnII both OF
Brooklyn
H.pLEy- BuRdYEs-On Thursday, May g. at the TesL
dsnce OF the bride, by the Eov. Jamea b Wilson An.
pnxw HApIsY, Of Brooklyn, L. /, to Miss A.p u
BtRGYKs % this city.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
WASTE OF TIME.
The Democracy I'm Council.

The most wicked waste Of fine and
money that we have heard oflately, was
me assembling Of the Democracy, in
State Convention at Des Moines OH the
nth inst. Just forty six counties were
represented by little less than 150 de.
legates. After lengthy discussion they
accepted the kangaroo ticket placed in
the field eight or ten days previously,
except for the offices Of Supreme Court
Reporter and Clerk. Our townsman
Captain Albert Stoddard Esquire is their
nominee for the former Office, and +.
Gottschalk of Dubuque for the latter.
Their bridge Of sighs is quite large
one, consisting Of eleven planks, nearly
all however Of very shaky material.
The first resolution says "IIow great
am T., or in other words it declares
that the Democracy was great ins;i
tuition, guess it is now and b ope it al.
ways will be. In the End resolution
they very cordially endorse Andrew
Johnsons reconstruction policy and de.
clare that all the States should i'm
mediltely have representation in office
In the third they declare they will unite
with anybody to accomplish their pur.
poses. 4th. They are opposed to ex
emp,ing U. S. bonds from taxation
5;h. Opposed TO the present Z. S. In.
ternal Revenue law. 9th. Opposed Ia
the present liquor law, anl ask its re-
peal, and DO not ask that even license
law be substituted in its stead. 7ih
Condemn Gov. Stone. Sth. In favor ol
enforcing the Monroe doctrine. We
think they don't read. because they stole
that plank from the Republicans. 9th.
Approve Of the johnson convention TO
be held at Philadelphia August l4,h,
and declare their Willingness to be mar
ried on that occasion. 10th. A grca.
eulogy on our brave soldiers. They
arc just the chaps tor that now when
they want their votes but when the
soldiers were gone to subdue their dear
southern brcthern they were "Lincoln' 5
hirclings', thieves and robbers. ll,h.
Great sympathy for the Fenians and in
hopes that they will succeed.
1t is very plain to be seen that they
have spread large net and are willing
to take in any kind Of fish. We think
their haul VII net lie very grea; on
election day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

A CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.-The fol-
lowing list of public lands restored to-
the ma,ke' IN Towa, have just been prs.
pared by the General Land Oaice, and
will be sent to the Governor in . few
days. The lat embraces the following
lands: At the Land Office a Des
Moines, September 18th, 1865, l,,773,
400 acres, at $3.50 per acre. b 1886;
acses, at *l,25 per acre. At the Fort
Dodge Land Office, October 10th, 1886
I2,9os acres; at $3.50 per acre, and
l,459,o66.2 loo acres, at 81 Is per acre.
At the Sioux Cits Land Office, October
goth, 1866. 5l7,92s acres at $3.50 per
acre, and 1,466,s56 acres at sla5 psF
acre. STATE Register.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
NO 81

The new Freedman Bnrean bill pas:
sed by Congress met the same fate Of
the former at the hands of the President
The House however Immediately passed
it over his veto by vote Of 153 to S3.
The bill being Hess Objectionable than
the former ara Senator Lane of Kansas
who voted against the other one, being
dead, there is at least a possibility Of
its passing the Senate also over the
veto and becoming law.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

FATAL AcclDENr.-A sad accident
occurred at Redfeld, on "Wednesday
last, which resulted in the death Of ..
young child. A team took flight, and
ran through the streets, running into .
wagon, in which were seated women
and child. A piece of the wagon box.
struck the child on the head, injnsing
it so severely; that it lived but shortf
time.-Danas Co. Gazette.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

CIR OF Wool Grant Brothers Of
this county, have recently sold their
clip Of w,ol, for fifty two cents pound
They had about $50, 900 pounds, which
brought over $4,000. That's ,cooly
enough to make an interesting abolition
item..-Dallas Co. Gazette.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The Clinton Herald states that w. J :
Young 4 Co., lumber dealers, have
made arrangements for the Immediate
erection, at that town, Of what will bs
the largest saw mill on the Mississippi.
It's capacity for manufacture per day Of
ten hours, will be | l25 900 feet OF lumber
Sc, 900 to 100000 shingles and $4,000
la,h, besides flooring, siding, &c. Its
power will be furnished from eight.
b,i1ers, twenty feet long. and forty two
inches in diameter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

A cannon bnrs, at TIE Scandinavian
celebration Of the Fourth near Clermonf
Clayton county, killing two young ladies
who were sisters. wounding another
woman so that she died in two hours.
and seriously injuring several Others
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The State Pcni,en,iarv is pemocra-
tic stronghold According to a state.
mcnt Of the Warden, ofthe lis inmates
only TWO are Republicans. The remain
der are anxious TO vote the Democratic
ticket.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The Fenians joined in the celebration
of the Fourth at Dccorah with banner
on which was inscribed "Freedom for
all men,"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

Some OF the Cedar county folks have
queer ideas of matrimony. Two hus.,
bands traded wives, one giving the
other 500 to boot. The citizens;
didn't like that style and drove the
husband who received the 'sboot'', from
the county with his new VIE: The
other couple yet remain.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The Mississippi and Missouri rai!road
has been sold to the Chicago and Rock
Island Rail road Company for g 100,
900. The latter company are Fastening
its completion to the Missouri river.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is, 1866.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

STATE.
Col. +. =. WRIGHT, Secretary or state.
Mai. S. +. RANKIN. Treasurer.
j. II. ELLIOT. Auditor.
Col. G. G. CARPENTER, Register Land Office
i. T.. BISSELL. Attorney General.
r. II. STILES. Reporter Of Supreme Court.
Lieut.. c. LINDERMAN, Clsrk :.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WM. IOUGHRIDGE, Representative 18th Dis
JUDICIAL.
:. r. ROTHROCK, Judge Of Sth District
G. X. SCOTT, District Attorney.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The Fourth ef July celebration al
yinton was grand affair. Four thou.
sand persons were present and Henry
O'Connor delivered an eloquent AND
radical Grafton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The Stock comprises amongst other articles,
splendid Clocks. Gold and silver Watches.
Rings set with diamonds. i,Ihies. Pearls. fiareet
and other Stones. Solitaire and in clusters.
Ladies' sets of jcwslry. cnmpris ny Pins and Ear
Rings of the most fashionable STYLES. set in
Precious Stones of every variety, together with
LARGE assortment OF Gold ana Enamellea and
Fearl Sets. Cod studs and Sleeve buttons Of the
most beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom ana Scarf
Pins and an endless variety Of bracelets, Chains.
Mn ical Boxes Head Dresses. Combs. Charms &c.
In consequence nf the great StaailntiOn of
trade in the Manufacturing districts OF France
and ngland. Il large quantity of vaiHable Jcw-
"lfr. originally intended for the European
naeltct ms been sent Oft for sale III this country
ana must be sold at any sacrifice. Under thess,
circumstances the 'WATtiT AND GOLD
i f.A FL IN 60. = lay, resolved up9p
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

Town BELL 375 pounds Amalga.Ip
Bel! has been purchased by our ci,izens
for erection on the Jail. Its cost was'
s45 90 and it will be struck at A. NJ.
Il NJ, /, and 6 P. M.-Anamos0
Eureka,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

A match between the Cricket Clubs
Of Fort Dodge and Waterloo is an
nonnced to take place some rirse during
The summer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The Home Journal Of Mt. Pleasant
will hereafter be known as the Ms..
Pleasant Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
Iowa News

A German in Scott county died Of
Sun stroke last Friday.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
Important Changes.

The Cedar Rapids and Missouri river
rail road Company have fully determin-
ed to terminate their road at Council
Bluffs, instead Of higher up the river.
BY an arrangement with the Chicago
Iowa and Nebraska, and the North
western railroad Company that run the
two roads, it is now fully decided 10
leave the present track of the former
near Bertram, south east of Cedar
Rapids and run directly west until they
strike the Cedar Rapids road on Prairie
Creek, thus shortening their line about
six miles. This arrangement will cut
off Cedar Rapids, about three or four
miles. The companies have had this
step under consideration for more than
two years, and have at last fully made
up their minds that it must be done.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

The committee on the Grinnell and
Rosseau affair have at length made
their report. The majority Of the
committee recommend that Mr.. Grin.
nell be censured for his personal re-
marks about Mr.. Rosscau in the House
and that Mr.. Rosseau be expelled from
the House For his attack upon Mr..
Grinnell: also. that the three armed
bullies that accompanied Mr.. Rosseau
at the time he made his attack be sent
for and arranged before the bar Of the
House, to await its pleasure as TO their
case. The minority report disagrecs
with the majority only, in recommend
ing that Mr. Rosseau be arraigned at
the bar of the House and publicly re.
primanded by the Speaker instead Of
Apel!ea Expel hin w say.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
THEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. c. wIETING, ED1roi.
TOL e - o, I Nv A.

TERMS Of Transcript, $3.50 per. year, i
or $500 if in arrears months.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18

q he J)owa Wranscript,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
TOLEDO, TAMA CO., IOWA
By N. G. WIETING, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS.-s2.5D per year In advance or 81 90 if in
arrears three months.
Rates Of AdverliSing.
square 90 lines or less) one insertion Lon
zach additional insertion 70
! three months 400
l six 900
i one year 1n.hl
Il column months Si5.nN ono year $500
y :" g 800 i5,o)
] :. :" 800 500
business cards (b lines or less) 800
Each additional line 100
Local notices Mt nor less than II cents line.
The space occupied by ten lines of brevertypc
IS Il square.
Twrnty-iivr per cent will be deducted from
the above prices upon advance cash PAYMENTS
for advertisements OF not less than one fourth OF
column In length ana to continue not less
than three months
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-07-18
NO BLANKS NO LOTTERY
NO GIFT ENTERpHISE..!

Nad 25 cent Tor q Cer'ifcafe.
III all transactions ny mail. we shall charge
for forwarding the certificates. paving hostage
ana or /. the business - cents each. Wf}ich must
hc en- ,olsed wl.en ti.c certificate is send lor.
At'ESTs.-We want agents in every town
anil cority In fne country. and those at.ting as
Slieh w.il he allowed Ism cents ON every tertiti-
cate orlerad Y y tlaem provided ta@irf#nittantc
attsutints - ~. igc'lts Viii eG}lSG = cents tor
eyerv cert ifirte s remit Il cents o rs. either
in cas.s postage stainrs. Agents RENTING ~
S$a1. Wih see entitled - "A beautiful ~tsyc:
Match, aitl also 10 certificates.
Please wrtto Nntlr Name. Town. County and
State plaiiliy. ana address u'l orders 10
WATCH * GOLD JEWEIRY COMPANY
NSnlSm6 ID Lib rtv ST.. Kew York
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05
HIRAM NEE.SON.

Has permanently located his Auction
tHal tH Room NJ N
~ No. ~ MAIN STREET iHt
lOpnnsiic the Washington .fIouAal, .fSft
ha MI attend 10 nil Kinds uf Anct ton busfi
ons, Corrllees, HORSES. alid lsnai i:sinte.
Auction Dnya.@Tu tuesday,, THURSDAY mud
SATURDAY ot each week cash advances
on conAignUenta, Refers 10 all the citi.
zans of Evatisviilo who know him. VII,
give hts whole time to,his business. apis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

>. smith's shirt Manufactory.


No. . Second street, In Bray's Block.
G 1ItRTfs MADE TO ORDER fRoM
~ inensurcmenL and NJ warranted a
stock OF rondy made Shirts and tioitayh
always on hand, aud ut prleoa that will
SUI SUI, sne purchaser Trucking Skirts stitch.
dispatch. s7,s1- - ''''N''''s''f '7 $50
Thanleful for. past favors, tho subseril,sg
tVsPfctlully solieitA n coniiiiunner of the
p"s' hNe wears. UA 4 SMITH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05
FAMILY DRUG STORE.

No. 10, south First Street between Main
.Hi5it ifhf md Locust
A. G. HALLoCK, Druggist and A.pofheonr,
a FvEL ASsDtths INT Of BmpiG-
,ER-tsHSES' ARTICLES. pure and fraahE
Patent Medicines 81 al kinde Fhyslcinna'
jams Bm.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26
PHOTOGRAPHIC Art.

WE DESIRE A FIRST CLASS, PRACTICAL MAN, TO
w take charge OF our Gallery Baltimore; with
sucienf capital interest would he preferred
Address Bendann Bro galleries Of Photography OF
rh avenue apd sevcp.eenlh sresi New YORK, or W Bal
uneie suteS DAlkAsaxe
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW. ARrE
J. tcies in the summer Number ON Iielne, the aonh
American Republics, tho Charatsnlsm cur Direct
ors and Partisan Recons,rucon should be read by al
Every All who insure properly life or lmb
should read the crcsms on fnsurince Conpan,es <.
scrpton 90 yssr Genera Agents Americah News Com.
81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

roUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A FARM HOUSE,
- five miles north Of stamford plenty Of fruit and shade
Mondays and Saturdays. Address
Mrs. Henry Roscoe, Stamford, Conn.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT FARM
nished; location very healthy; good stablng, &c Inquire
Of or address j. Houghton, Painfeld, N. j.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

COUNTRY BOARD-AT PORT RICHMOND, STATEN
~ Island hours sail from pier 10 North river leaving
nearly hours house two minutes from landing vege
Stable warranted good large and ary persona wish
ing the social comforts of home will find this SUCH cod
fish wanted terms 50 to $40 week. Apply to or address
JOSEPH HAMILTON, above.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

(SoUNTRY BOARD AT TARRYTOwN.--FINE, AIRY
~ Rooms to let, with first class Board, three minutes
walk from depot wdey For particulars inquire
at Mr.. Powels, ticket office Tarryt0wn.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

A RESPECTABLE FOREIGN LADY SEEKS BOARD
"A and Lodging far from eighth street and Sixth
and locality must be unexceptionable rel
ous American family where there are few no other
,oarders preferred about $40 month. Address
Tenant, boy l84 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

IyOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS
at farm house where there other boarders and
within OF the city prcferred fun
paid Address, stating terms and location, A/C 81 boz
403S Post Office
The New York herald., 1866-06-26

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR TWO LADIES AND
~ little GIRL from about middle OF July 20 1s of Sep
tcmber private family where there but few board
preferred. Terms must be moderate Address Mrs. g.
station G, Twelfth street, New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1866-06-26
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

O1O BRoADwAY-FCRNISHED PARL0RS AMI
ClO Bedroom to rent without board.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-09-01

u a Norfolk (VirginiaI
correspondent writes to the
Richmond Examiner Us follows.
Before LEFT Richmond I saw
a portrait of General Butler,
painted by Mr.. w. E. Trahern.
1T is about thirty by thirty
seven inches, and will be ex-
hibited for sale at the fair to be
held in Richmond. Butler il
easily recognized in regimentals
upon horseback, leaving asack-
ed city with the doorplate of
Ii. Yeaden' suspended from
hisneck, a basket ON each arm
filled with silver plate, goblets,
pitchers, knives and forks,
dishes and spoons, and front,
upon the horse, a lady's cutter
and inner dress