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pONrCHARTRAIN RAILRoAD.

Sunday Arrangement ,,-,,
Steam Train from City every Sunday mssig AZ e04
Al Ezra Train will leave she City every Sunday Of
On and after MAY 9th the Trains will leave either END
the Road on Sundays at every ball honF' iro@ aA'ii
| o'clock P. N. .--.z, a., OK .ant.
Passengers for 3entIy Station must notify ths cohnhoo
or 10 departure Of the train Fare is cents each way
( GEO PANDELY, General superintendent
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MAeG1EUs PILLS AND sA1vE

Are almost universal in their effects be almost
always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive of than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt at and the usual
concomtans of distressing disease are removed
These remedies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate female, and be
given with good effect In prescribed doses the youngest
babe.
FOR CuTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all erupons of the skin the sALYEis most Invaluable
1t does not heal externally but penerates with the oS
searching effects to the very root Of the evil a .
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CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN.
Plans and Specifications made for al of Machinery,
carefully Instituted Specifications setn atorh tine
condition and requirements of the Hus and Machinery
of Steamships and Steamboats, viii be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships and Steam
beats would do well have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron works,
Corner DeloTd and New Levee streets,
New Orleans
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n0WDAAL, HARRIS 81 CO., -....
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Engine and Machine shop,
CORNER OF SECOND AND MORGAN STREETS ST
LOUIS MO-, VI .
Manufacturers of

Manufacturers of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.
SAW AND GR1sr MILL MACHINERY.
Circular Saw Mills, Quartz Mills, Tobacco Screws and
Presses lizard Kettles Screws and Cylinders WOOL osrhg
yobinss Wrev saw Mills etc etc constantly hand
AGENTS for the sale of JAMES sMITH co.'s superior
Machine Cards.
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A VIGOROUS APPETITE

correspondng strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver the Head and steady the Nerves To those who
are not familiar with the Of .,
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GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL,

NitN4@EAA
Because of the following mail time schedule;
From Nesy Orleans to New OF houra
.. =. to Philadelphia. ...............--s9
. . :. to Baltimore ..............,. ,8t:3o
a., .. to Washington. ......--...- 83 hours
.. o.. ", to Lynchbu-g- ............-.--.--I2:s0
10 this the passenger is put through on mail time with
close connection and 10 detention.
MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING COACHES
On all Night Trains. checked through to all i'm
portant points.
THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
1t also carries the GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS
In addition to these signal advantages the traveller this
route affords the following incidental Inducements / 1T
passes through temperate peaceful and healthy country 2
It affords the finest freshest and abundant fare g. 1t
allows the traveller tours rest at good hotels or at the
Thermal and Medicinal Springs of Tennessee and Virginia
1t traverges the Switzerland Of America and commands
view At once romantic panoramic. Among the atrac
tons on the route may mecnsd the battle fields Of
| Manassas. Bull Run,
Catlett's Station, RapPahannoek'
Brandy, CulpeppsF
Cloyd's Farm Missionary hlase'
Chckamauga, Resaca,
With the and ss points of interest connects
j. TT MoFFETT,
General Southern Agent. Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
a r.# b, a.s5 I,ynchburg, Va
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8OTELs. AND RESTAURANTS.

HEURpHY,S HOTEL4-THE UNDERSIGNED
E1 Proprietors Murphys Hotel No 90 and O 81 Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will find 70 their
advantage to call them before going elsewhere as
they will get kind of liquors at the bar Superior
Dinners and Meals all kinds the Restaurant and Board
and LODGING Of superior quality greatly reduced prices
MCKBNNA McGLOakEY
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A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Dir Magsler. Pm. and salve.

These wonderful Medicines familiar people
that but little Of their yaue as Physic need be
made The Pills Of 1r Magsiel contain mineral They
do not grippe and they ehfesbe the system By extreme
purging. They are universal in creating -
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sgATI4 OF LoyIgIAS "a :.


pariih of Orleans, City ct New orlaAns }
Belt remembered that tho 9Th day of june 1885, before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Peber-
on President and Foury secreaEy OF the Msrehant
Mutual Company of Now Orleans who being day
sworn according law did deposs and say that the above
statement is Just true ancoT ect transcript from the books
of the Company
PAUL FouReHY, searetaEF.
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MEDICAL.

nR. MAGGIEL's PILLS AND sALVE-
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HFaciiis DeScmsus 1UerHi,m
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'Fici,is Descenqs 4uerain
,,,,,,. E'o"' .,' oI e c ,I,n, toI
MllIome} lhe monarch Oh the sPlTlts vE Fly
That sweItering Kingdom where al Dad totks CO.
Was deemed a horror, whose suIphurlc preath
Was quick damnauon, whose least smile was
IT., death ,.,,..... 900. .,,..,. ,4,,.,,,a
whose only pleasure was 10 eaten al sous,
And lrcasee them on qndyhg Goals.
The theory was false, chance to Know
And to retute 1t, may chance may snow
His majesty = trump what men lhlghH can
very ci 4sy deyii a.. a,t5r an LIND
A joyial fellow OF the classic k!na, ID.
Who loves the flashes OF the poil5hed mlnd
A prudent ruler, who, to gam ms ends
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q4'te 9at1g Menus
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1866.
Tho American Telegraph CompanE-Thc
I.,,, suit. vi. Southern Stockholders.

~, ,,c-ir,n ,rclc,rnph CompaHy-rhc
I,,,,c, Suits vs. Southern Stockholders.
.tuo hrc,liur out or tho war all tho telegraph
,;,os r-or, Newfoundland to Now Orleans belonged
10 Tho American Telegraph Company. The cgtab-
lishment of military lines between North andSouth
divided tho property OF the company, and the
souhcrr stockholders took charge of tho lines in
the South and carried on regular business under
-, orgoniy,tion known rs tho Southern Telegraph
S,nnnany Tho richmond Examiner states TINT
fhcy protected the property, repaired tho lines and
oroctcd new ones. and Mt the closo OF tho war sur
rendered the lines To tho company, which by tho
fort,,no of war was ablo to resume its occupancy.
Wcanwhi!c the Northern stockholders respected
tho rights of the Southern stockholders, protected
THAR stock and placed the dividends accruinG to
thCr shares to thcir respective credits.
In the fall OF 1864 thoso stocks wore libolcd for
confscaton, but tho suits vs. wore contested by tho
considerable expense, and tho proceedings havo
beon dolayod to tho present time. All tho South
crn stockholders have received @ para9ns' ny tho
norty is guaranteed, and all tho parties have taken
the oath. Copies Of all the oaths and Pardons
Sttorncy-Gcncra Alto Upon this showing, MIR. spood,
tho lato Attorney General, directed The proceed
ings in New York to be discontinued. In Now Jer-
the DiBtrict-Attorney received no instructions. The
following letter of Mr.. Cambridge Livingston, Of
New York, counsel for the Telegraph Company,
NEW YORK; October II, 1866.
Dear Sir Il am rs much annoyed as you aro Mt
tho delay in getting n release of tho stock in
tomptcd TO coniscatc. 1t really has not been ouT
fault. We havo cxertcd ourselves very much to
get tho suits discontinued, feeling certain that the
Claims could not bo substantiated. After many Of
forts. we obtained tho direction OF Attorney-Gen-
oral Speed to discontinue all proceedings in New
York And az informed similar instruc-
tions were sent to the United States District Attor
ncy in Now Jersey, where an attempt was mado to
attach the stock. But the Now Jersey District At
torney says that Inc has not received any such in
structions. lie wrote to Washington for lnstruc-
tions and was directed not to discontinue. unless
zach party in interest made somo special OATH
What precisely is required havc not yet learned
rs our counsel did not fully understand what. But
re expect to mako application to tho Court,
which will, we hope, order the proceedings discon-
tinuel very shortly.
Yours, truly, -
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON.
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rpdicnl Contract Svindling.

President !rScoLNs former Private Secretary, af-
forwards Marshal i'll Arkansas, thus discloses how
the country was swindled, through the War De-
partmcnt, during The late war:
A few miles further on I camo upon acore of
the haymcn Mt work-auotlcr set suppose. 1t was
in about the most worthless bit of sand prairie
ever saw, covered with coarse, dry, buffalo grass,
willows, rosin-wOod and horsc-mint-Euch stuff as
not oven mule, with any sclfrcspcct, could think
Of sustaining life Oh in its green state, and which
would not oven make good litter when dry. The
very animals which hauled tho wagons of the con-
tractors were starving and dying by dozens on it.
weeds, willows, and all, and baling it in very
noarly green state, to increase tho weight.
Some bales had been burst open after lying for
few days, and saw that, of course, the stuff had
fcrmontod when pressed and q foul, black, rotton
and mildewcd mass, extending through tho contro
OF tho bae was nil that over to be delivered to
tho Government officers. I saw good cavalrymen
cursing furiollsly when afterward some OF those
bales were opened in Little Rock and wondering
vco on such food. And thought Of all the oats I
had seen rotting down on tho Mississippi and WON
dcrcd wnero tho fault lay.
This was not all, however, / found that tho waC-
ons, horses, &c., were nil Government property,
and Of tho four hundred soldiers detailed for guard
purposes two hundred played soldier, while two
hundred "mldo hay" at two dollars extra per
diem. Tho average wages then was three. Co.
vernment paid tho original contractors thirty and
thirty-fvc dollars per ton for tho hay-for there
wore two coatracts-and this again was sub-let to
others at hllf-Dricc.
I have been thus particular in detailing what was
a very gooI specimen brick" of tho contract
system, as managed by some of our officials
Somebody, forget who, got q scolding from
somebody else for this, however, aftor tho money
was paid.
Perhaps I may rs well mention here another
thing which WAS afterwards brought to my notice,
although did not actually SEQ it. When we took
possession of tho Arkansas River country, most of
the splendid and fertile plantations along its banks
woro in corn, most nxnriant crop, put in under the
compulsory law cf tho Confcderacy for army sup
plies. Somebody then secured contract for four
hundred Thousand bushels corn, at ninety ccnts,
delivered at Lito Rock. This was q tritlo less
than it could be brought from tho North for, and
30 far was not SO bad, but the said somebody was
provided with Government boats, teams, contra
bands, and all necessary outfit ut Uncle Sans cx-
pcnse, and the rebel corn gathered, delivered,
and paid for. 1t occurred to mo Mt the time that
the transaction was Il paying ono all around.
OF couiHo, it would not do to say TINT thero was
any swindling done in ell this, for did not the War
Department appoint Military Commission, and
was not .c whole Southwest carefully nvestigatod2
w. o. SrODDAltD.
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SGilENCK'S MAClIINERY depot
J. 3. sCHENCK, agent,
Ho.7O MAIDEN LANE, NEW HUi.S.

No. 10 MAIDEN LANE, NEW fUItE.
OFFERS FOR SALE
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Iron Planers
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Steam and Gas Pipes
Etean and WRt.r Gungesl
Screw jacks
Hydraulic jacks
Upright Reservlng Mills
Circular ReservinH Mills
shaftng Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather Betngs
Circular Saw Benches
steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Morticing Machnes
Blind Slat Tenoning Machinen>
Daniels Planng Machine,
Gray Woods Planing MaohtneaI
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
EaBh Machines
Boring Machines
Tenonng Machines
Foot Mortlcing Machine8
Leather and Ruhhsr Hose
Plsmbing and Gas Fitting
Wrght's Patent Scroll sawB
Patent Bolt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumpe.
Every description Of Machinery and Railway BuppNo.
COTTON GINS of the most approved construction.
Januarya whm11
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Cures General DEBILITY, Weak
ncSs, Uysts,ics in Females,
Inipitafi0n Of The Heart and
al Neyp0us Diseases. 1t re-
storrs new life and vigor to the
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DIR. WRIGHT"S
REJUVENATTNG ELIXIR
Or, Essence OF Life,

$SNM\N-WBthHIza1 Cures General DeJHity Weak
SSSS%JH 1887 ness, Hysteyics in Females
SESStA} El(faY/I< Inipitafion Of The Heart and
=..ISSsaNS4f35ff9a29< al Ne,p0ns Diseases 1t re-
-<[SSftN22ESSaa=- storrs life and vigor to tho
.. =, :, A., ngcd, causing the hot blood OF
from The Gshns Of fs ynrinr tba Oroons ~ e., 60.
1re, animated tcffh ,''.ns .i.o ". .gun" " "e"ofo
z,ci0 life so docs tl0H Te'"ot'nD in'{pOteHcUHn
Eiis Etirir reJupsn De6Hfy, resfot1np Mdntness
The and and }dH riD0r, thus proving q
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moving &eriiiyy and Barrcnness In both sexes. To
tho young, min-ngcd and nged, thcro is no grcntor
boon than this Elixir Of Lfe' 1t gives q
lease Of life, causing the wcnk and debtatcd to
have renewed strength md vtgor, and tho cntiro
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle 81 thrce bottles IS; sent by
express to my nttiress.
Our medicines sold and recommended by nll
respectable druggists In every part Of the civilized
globe; somo unprnclploa dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. Be not
dcccivod-ask for these medicines and take no
others If tho druggist dues not keep thcm w: ito
to us. and will send them by express. carefully
packed, FREQ from observation. We will be pleased
10 receive letters with full statements regard to
any disease with which ladies gentlemen
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
DR. W. R. MERWIN, 81 Walker St., N.Y,
May rs fn,w Iy-
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Political IIscogenation I'm DIassac achusctts.

TWO COLOnED GENTLEMEN NOMINATED TUH THE
STATE LEGISLATURE
Boston, November 1.-Two gontomen OF African
descent have been nominated by thorcpublicans
for the next General Legislature. Charles j.
trade. was nominated in tho wcalthicst and most
aristocratio ward in tho city against ono OF tho
leading lawyers OF Boston. Tho ward is the homo
An attempt III being rnado by Of tho ropubli-
cans to provo that there was wrong count OF tho
ballots and that tho nominations belongs to Harvey
Jewell bnt tho. will probably fail.
: Tho othor negro nominee is Z. G.. Walker, Of
Chariestown, nan roputed to be equal in talent
TO any of tho radicals yet nominated fof tho Logs
Iature. Both will probably be elected.
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SlNlILIA SINIILIBUS CURANTUR.

They tho only medicines nor
ecy adapted to popular useso simple that mistase,
'annot be made In using them; harmless as to bs
.le They havo raisad the highest commendation from
Ill. and will always render satisfaction.
10. i, cures Fevers, Congestion Inflammattons. 2,
2, /" Worms worm-Fcvor, worm.Coic.. N
8, Crying Collie, or Tcething of In
4. Diarrn@a Of Children or Adults. q
8, Dyssntcry, Gripping. Bilious Colic... 81
6, Chole II Morbus, Nausea, Vomit-
Coughs Colds. bronchitis.
9, Neuralgia, Toothnrho, Paceache. Is
9, Headaches, Sick Hsniachc Vertigo. 81
10, Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. -.
II, Suppresscd, or Painful Periods .
IL, Whites. too profuse periods. 81
lS. CronP, Cough. Difficult Breathing. q
IA, Salt Rhcum, Er peas Eruptons. Is
Is. Rheumnt:,rn, Rheumatic Pains. %
l6. Fever and Aguc, Chill fevor.
IT. pics. blind or bleeding &C. &C.
is. Op,hai,ay, and Sore or Weak Weak Eyes Eyes q
10, Cata"- n, Acute or Chronic, Inlu.
90. whoopins Cough vicien. Coughs s.
"s2l, Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. &C
"a, " Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear.
49, scrof;ia. Enlarged Glands. swell: o.
"a, Generai Debility; Physical Weakness 6
rs, " Dropsy and Scapy Sccretious. &c
20, Sen sickness. Sickness from Rid
:" 81. Kidney Disease, Gravel. ......... 50
%, " Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
eions, Involuntary iscnarges.. LOO
20, " Sore Mouth, CanEer. 81
Beu ............. bU
81, " Painful Periods. even with
Spasp t............ o.
50, " SuTer.HSs ut Change of LIE. .........1.OJ
80, Epilepsy, Spasnis. st. Vtus' Dance. 10
"a, Dipthcria, liberated Sore TrOat... 81
FAMILY CASES.
t6 vislr. morocco case and book $1,000
10 large Walls. in morocco, and book. ........ 6.0c
10 largo Walls. plain case. and book. ........... 6.O
10 bo1es mos. to 16), and book. 500
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases. 10 vialB $1,000
Nngle Was, WI directions. loo
n1-These remedies, by the single box, are
sent to part tho country by Mail Express free
charge, Oh receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New York
Dr. Humphreys Is consulted daily at his ofico per
onay by lettor, above, for ali forms OF disease
KING g. CASSIDEY,
w. A. SKRINE.
A. ~. ECIKEL tS CO.. Retail Agents,
No. 23l KINGi-srREET, 4th door above Market.st.
Aprfl nnwf6mO emo Oharogten e. a.
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NISvcrncnts OF Troops.
EEE;-'c-:JI:acsNTs FOR TIE REGULAR TROOPS AT TORT
fi'uENIY. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.

REE;-'o-CI:aE!;NTs FOR TIE REGULAR TROOPS AT TORT
EiuENEY. BALTIMORE AND wAsHINoroN
At 8 late hour yesterday evening urgent orders
were received by tho military authorities i'll this
city for the immediate reinforcement Of tho regular
troops in baltimore and Washington. Whether it
was thought that tho presence OF largo force OF
regulars wLs required IN Baltimore in anticipation
Of Rad cai cxcdsscs in that city, or that it was
deemed necessary to reinforce the troops now doing
bile at Baltimore in few hours if necessarily the
Adm :istation appears to have decided on course
of action alarming to the disunionists, doubtless,
but certainly calculated to preserve tho peace Of
the country and prevent riot and bloodshed = in
Maryland. Acting under orders from the War De-
pa!;meHt the officers in command Of posts in the
harbor AID at tho principal depot, Governors
Island, wcro exceedingly nctivc last night. At
eleven o'clock detachment of regular troops, con,
sisting OF Twelve officers and seven hundred and
ffty-four men, arrived ut Jersey City from DaVds
Island, and shortly afterwards departed by special
train for Baltimore and Washington. It was in
tended that the troops should not pass through II
Philadelphia, but be transported around tho city
by tho cars T;lis plaza, however, WAS not carried
out, owing to tho ilcompictoness OF the arrange;
mcnts of Tho railroad company.-Neto York Herdtd
Of Saturday.
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During tho month of October ono hundred and
tYonty-tWo claims wore filed ut the rooms OF the
War, Department. These embrace claims for al-
most every description Of property impressed,
damaged, used or destroyed by the Union troops
that OF one hundred and seventeen fled during
the months OF August and September, fifteen wero
rejected thirteen allowed thirty-four returned TO
Hnuad for further evidence or held under advise
tIfent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-01

or Bismarck, she gsess PrsssIsS. on
whom al Easopean eyes ere aow sssered.
sejoicss il The name Of Charles Otis. soai
Bismarck suf Scbonhsusen und Ks, phok
He wss BsPiissd q insesvsIs-whenever the
priest isls equal 20 the task.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-09-01

nrThc track for the street rsiwsy hss
teen completed on Main ~. 10 New Aissnv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-09

.,.,. t,,, vessels, purchased in New York by
,..-.o,s i, the interest of Chill, and loaded
with torpeLocs and other munitions of war,
baye recently lett the port Of New York for
the purpose Of proceeding to the coast of Chill
To- raise the Spanish blockade by blowing up
the blockading squadron. II is said that ono
# these vessels was in the United States ser
vice during the war, and was sold by the Navy
Department To the party OF whom the CHILEAN
agent purchased it. The officers who went on
board these vessels, it is rumorcd, have been
in the naval service of the United States; the
torpedoe, were manufactured in New York
city. cIearanccs were procured at the New
Y,rl Custom House as for vessels owned by
CHILEAN citizens. and they sailed under the
CHILEAN tac. If the facts alleged are true, and
those ves,r}, shall attack and capture, or dam
s-, Su1ui,h vessels, we viii he placed in TIA,
same relation to Spain that the Government o.
Gre,t Britain occupies toward, the United
States i'm regard To- the Alabama, the Shenan'
Io7h and other Southern vessels, for whose
.l,prc,lations on Northern commerce PREPARATION
j., demanded from tie British Government
Il Spain and Chill acccp, the mediatorIal oilers
OF England and France, as it is supposed they
will, iii appears by the latest foreign news '"''
Spain has already accepted thcm,) 1t Is not
probable that any practical difficulty can ar'S''
The principle in the two cases. tthe facts BENG
a, allcssd,) are identical. Ii Great Britain Is
held responsible for violating her neutrality
laws. our Government would have to ackn"W-
l,,lsc its responsibility to Spain for similar
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