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FUTURE AUCTION S4LEs.


STEAMBOATS, SAMPSON. souTHEaxEs AND PLErA
At Auctsn.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE
II. NJ. VAN aoLrygEa Auesonser,
Office No. II Commercial Place
cATURDAY, August 4th, at e O'Clock M
. Merchants and Auet neers Exchange Royal st.
by order Of The District co1 for the Eastern District d
Ste Srsak1g boat sGUTHEREEe tsr tackle, apparel
furniture etc. Che hes opposite Barracks Osptsl
steam VIZ csing boat SAMPSON her tackle apparel fur.
nitnIe etc. she lies opposite Bsnacks Hospital Third
One undivided half interest in the steamboat FLETA
apparel etc. as she now lies at Getna opposite JACK
ne same time and place, the following articles now in
Mark'-J' BIZ s ssisr'
Cylinders
Doctors.
P Ptn ans.
! lot q I'd I'd Doors and Bltnda
Hosting Shafts,
large Steamboat shsfs, a. the foo. of oustonhouss
po, ssses on the 1 Leyse. and s,,sr
Large steamboat Shafts foot of Julia stteet on the
Portable Boiler and Engine on the Levee foot Jua
Is5ss stsssaboat shsfts a. Magnolia, REsge va,
! Cylinder and large Derrieks Il same place,
79- IKRHs-cash On the spot IN U s. Treasury notes
MOST POSITIVE AND uSREsERvED SALE, BY
Catalogue of Patent Medicines Soaps Pertumery etc,
on account of departure
By FoRsTALL g. SPEAR,
PLAorDE j. sFEAR AuctiOneer,
Office. 10 Exchange Alley
4 WEDNESDAY, July 25th, at 10 L. o'eIk- /,
the premises No 30 Bisnvi street between Charities
| and old Legee streets, by catalosue will be sold
The whole stock in trade of the wels known establishment
Of Wright ESD on of oeparture) consisting in
/ part oil Patent Medicines, Soaps, PeTtnmery,
| H0- TER1s-CHsh in U. S. Treasury notes.
n b Cgalogue viii be ready for delivery Tuesday
ing and may be had at the Office Of the Auctinneers
sa eto hepo5itve and withoutany limit whatever
FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, WITH IMPROVE
naents thereon, occupied by W. D. Weaver, lumber
BY G. DE FERRET,
AUcTIoNEER-offce Nc. AZ Royal street.
G ATURDAY, July rs, i s06, at I2 o'eio eli
- NJ at the Merchants and AuctioneeTsi Exchange on
ROYAL street between Canal and CustOmIouse Streets pub
lie auction, will be sold
FOUa LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by
Franklin Clio, Liberty and Calope streets designated By
the Nos /, 2 and and measuring each 20 feet front
Franklin street by III feet in depth between parallel lines
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.
BE- ERMs0ne third cash, and the balance credit
and three years in notes Of the purchaser secured b.
special mortgage and vendors lien and bearing eight
cent interest until final pay nient Of thenotes.
Act Of sale with u s. Internal Revenue stamps attached
before Edward Barnett notary public at the purchasers
pense
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TRANSPORTATION.

~ TRANSFORMED
TONF FORT, SPEED AND SAFETY-IIl
" uois Central RairoadQuickest route from New Urean
to New York and all Eastern cities
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Uaro morning and evening
arrival Of trains and steamers from the South
Time from New Orleans to New York--SSk dsys.
For through tickets apply the office Orleans
Jsckson and Great Northern Railroad Al Carondele lib
street, Rctunda St. Char Hotel 80 Canal
Depot. also at office of the Illinois Central Office Cairo
#e.a5. t. NJ HUGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
q. aH.... B. f, LON9LEY,
General Southern Agent, New Orleans.
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AMtlSEMENTs.

or MPIC THEATER-7i ST. CHARLES ST,
Sole Lessee and Mansgeress-Nrs. c. HOWARD WATKINS
july 23 VIII s. presented the omedy Of SOMEBODY ELSE
Minnie Bra Watkins Musical sci gtons Mrs Shaw u
be followed BY the Come0ietta of PRETTY PIECE OF
j. F, Noyes. Musical selections,
Miss shaw. -. s,.,,r
In rehearsal Invisible Prince, Laneum.
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NOTICES TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE no TAX PAYERs-

~ o1AGE ~ AAA IA Inns
OFFICE CRY TREASURER, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, July 49, 1866.
Delinquent Payers will please take notice that and
after the lth August all Unpaid Tax Bills will be placed in
the hands of the Assistant City Attorney for suit,
Those DESTROYS of avoiding the penalty of TEN PER CENT
besides the additional expense Of Court etc. etc. invited
to call and settle.
All Unpaid Tax Bills will be irrevoCsby handed to the As
sistant City Attorney on the above mentioned day
j. HERNANDEZ,
Traasnnar
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PSYCHOLOGICAL

~
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fine Plates
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs
Health and Disease, with treatise Early Errors It's De-
poabe Consequences upon the Mind Body with the Au
thors Plan of Treatmenhe only rational and successful
mode Of cure shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
iage who entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
free of postage any address, receipt of % cents in stamps
or postage currency, by addressing
DIR. La CRoIx,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany N. Y.
author may consulted upon any of the diseases
which his book treats either personally by mail and med
cneg sent to any part of the world
HAVING DISPOSED OF QUE STOCK
Groceries, will continue the Commission and Forwarding
Business at the old stand, No. 80 and 81 New Levee
H. W. BUoKMAsTER & CO.
GNUPF.
Received per steamship Sheridan
SEQ dozen W E. Garrett Sons Genuine SCOTCH SNUFF.
s. HERNsHEIa, rs Grayier street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

ZOE RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT
able for single gentlemen. gentleman and his wife
with privilege Of board in private family be obtained by
Rampant as
E1OR RENT-oFFICEs AND ROOM, IN SECOND
and Third Story of Stores Nos 80 80 Tchoupoulss
street. from LIST October next. Apply to r.
BIDWELL, PAYNE & CO.,
Y Tchouptoulss street.
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WANTED.

w sETED-AN Al SALESMAN IN A DRY GOODS
w House None need apply Without bringing good refer
Apply at US B4roaDe street
VKTANTED-AN EsGLIsH LADY, WHO HAS
w Int for some years the South desires to fern
engagement ach in private family she s aeGHstoned
Apply to Miss L. Woodyle Postofce, Miss, via Bayou
sara, Ia -----------
EUANsrED-To RENT-A DWELLING BETWEEN
for a small family Must contain three bed rooms,
paror, servants room aud kitchen Address WANT at this
office.
WANTED--A SMALL oFsIGE-oN OARoNDE-
w let Camp Grayter OF Common streets suitable for the
Brokerage business Address H, at this office.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WATERMAN IN
w private business either in the city country The
best of reference given Address d. B., at this office
w perenced Male Teacher wishes situation in some P
vae family in the city country Address letter A. az this
office.
WANTED-To THE MERCHANTS, MAEUFAC-
United States The undersigned wishes engage business
6 o 6Sss r6Fs sS aRRy s
and he does not work tor nothing more
Europe has Travelled all the United States has
several years and has gained there
pes doing bstte and knows that he can sell goods any
any other sell them He wants Opportunity
ties Wishing to Establish business in New 6resPs eend
their trade in the South or Europe can secure hs BY
wishing to confer with him can ascertain who and
Burke, editor Of the Evening Mirror, Macon, Ga
xKTANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY DIS
w abled Confederate soldier. Refers to L. Chapman,
W. P Dickson g. s. Dickson Jones H. Dicsson James Dick
son. Alfred Csston Cenervle Amte county, Miss Address
John Long of L. G. Chapman Centervlle, via Wood
vile, Miss
VKTANTED-AGENTs WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO
w take agency of Wilcox Gibbs's Sewing Machines
Of Alabama Texas Mississippi and Louisiana
No ST. Charles street great opportunity for industrious
young to whom liberal discount will be made Address
| box $50, New Orleans.
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CONsTABLE,s SALE.

CITY OF BALTIMORE VS. SECOND JUSTICE CouRr
DANIEL COX. PARISH OF CRLEAKs-fo SOB
DIX VIRTUE of PIearis FierE Facfas to
me directed by the Hon g. IL. Braughn Second
OF the Peace in the above entitled suit will proceed sell
public auction at the Merchants Auctioneers Ell.
change Royal street between Custonhouse and Canastree
the Second District of this city MONDAY 18Th day
of August 1866 at Il O'Clock the following described pro
pery, to-wit:
one CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District of this city designated by No O. plan Of
H. Pele city surveyor dated April 49, 1859 depos
tied in the office of E9sebe Bpuny notary public which square
bounded Third Fourth Roman and Peur being
divided into eighteen lots numbered from eighteen and
measuring follows in American Two hundred and
seventysx fest inches and FIVE lines front each of
said Roman and Prieur Streets together with ell the rights
seriudes privileges and appurenances thereto belong
ing FOR auywise appertainiug.
Said acquired by Daniel Cox by purchase from
estate of John McDonogh deceased before Eusebe
Bouny notary public for the city Of New Orleans dated
TO- 1859 and acquired by the said John McDonogh by pur
chase from Mesrs Peters, Piee Chase and
passed before Grima notary public for the city Of New Or
leans, on February 10, 1886.
Seized in the above suit.
JOHN G. CUZAC,
Constable Second Justice Court
RSnTERMs-Gash the spot in U. g. treasury notes
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WELL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
SPEED COMFORT SAFETY
Shortest and Quickest Route to CoOPer's
Well

Running ByFam Station the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad CoOpsTs Well and Raymond,
with the running from Raymond to
bottoms Station on she Southern Railroad line will fur
sh transportation for baggage packages
merchandise the arrival Of the morning train Tom Dan
ION and evening Orleans and is the short
at road to the Well by miles Men constantly
oged repair and the propreors of the inc intend
road, stock comfortable
make il the and pleasant route the Well For
moot of which refer all interested to INMAN WILLIAMS,
ronetor Well Parties wishing to take the river route
Ia he Well by way of Vcksburg, will find at Clinton, Miss,
an Inc Southern Railroad branch of this line running to
tbe Well which shortest by four miles Of any
The Southern Railroad W B. MCLEAN a w Asents
A LCOHOH-"'''''.'.''.,,..',''''''''''AH00 ALCOHOL
obbls Boyls,s and Miller Co.'s Cincinnati ALCOHOL,
- - SV'' s. H. KENNEDY d CO.
20 and 81 POydras street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, s
FOURTH DrsTRrcT CouRTl EMILE vi TOR AuDTVERT vs.
HIS CREDIT RS and the Gre
OIL dters q the Commercial House
Of J. J. ALBEIT.

NOTICE is hereby given to the ered7fas.a a
IN the insoIvent herein an persons interested
that the Of said nsolvents property accented b ma
benefit of his creditors ard the creditors n Ar
Commercial of J. j. albert and thss meeting Il
said creditors will be held and convened before Bon
dsusque notary public In this city, MONDAY the gh
day Of August 1866 at 10 O'Clock for the purpose X
celebrating the affairs Of said insolyent
They further notified that all Judicial proceedings
his person and property stayed, and that j. Ad
Esq "a appointed attorney to represent he absent cneg
By order Of the Court JNo N. COONEV.
Deputy Gel.
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DRF4RIsENr,
New Orleans July TO- iSG6
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
w me by O. ValetOn. cancel his Ot1cial Bond as
Auctoneer for the Parish Of Orleans to WIT:
Bond 18th day OF June 1865, in the sum oil Suui
s0ned y o. Vaeson principal and by A Gastang and j.
securities, es for the sum Of S19VV aho a
for the faithful performance by the sAu W Fastoh Vi
duties AucioDeer aforesaid ,..-,,
Notice hereby all Interested In the above
escrbed cause in writing at the office OF the
Secretary Of state within ninety days after the last pubca
ton Of this advertisement why the should not be
Given under my seal of the State above and the
Independence Of the United States the ninetiath.
j. MADI3oN WELLS.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
ETAI LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT L'ExEcUTTY,
Eouvelle- Orleans lie 10 Juliet 1866
A TTEND U qu'aPpIIcatlon a etc falte "A moi
IA o. VAleton pour cancellation de obligation of
dcee Encanteur dams ct pour la parosbe doeans
sovOir:
Une obligation daee 26 JUN 1865 pour la de
dix mile piasres, sgnee Valeton principal
par Castang j. j. Masscot securities, chacun
Ia de $500, ct j. A. Bragg pour la de
$4,000 obligation etant cendtonnee pour la fdee
execution lie dit o. Veton de deyors Encan-
teur susdit.
par present donne tous sont nteesses
ladte obligation de moner Ia ecrture, bu
du secretaire Etat dc quarevngdix jours de Ia
dernere publication de avis les rasos pour esquees Ia
dte obligation seTait pas cancelee Ell annulee.
Dome main lie d'Etat, cidessus, &c
lOeme jour de Juliet D. 1866 ct lie quatreyingt
j. MADISON WELLS,
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COLDHERs' HOME FOR LOUIsEAEA.-
y The public is informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
now ready me MANNED and disabled soldiers Of Louis
and all applicants hereby invited TO present tner
claims for admission supported by proper voueheI
the following named Directors who are likewise
receive any contributions for the maintenance s sn
from the public at large: 4.
THEO. f. THIENEMAN, President, lI3 Gravler street..
THOS MURRAY Treasurer s. GarondseIt s ssIees 49,.
GEO A. FhEREP Secretary Union Bank Izs HAla aaceba
PETER Nj JEFFERSON $50 Love street, Third District
g. WAGGAMAN, 1888 Esplanade street 80, =,
CHAS. A. BRUSLE, St. GabTie T; " Rarsnn " inervm
GEO. W. MUEDAY Clinton parish o. E ~ EenelaaiA
w IT. PALFREY, Centervile, parish Of st. Mary
Ny Nav 49, 1856
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, July TO- 1865 :
XTHEREAS, Theophilua AnfouN has APP
w piled for the cancellng Of his official bond
Auctiuneer and for the pa ish Of Orleans, TO it
the 10th Gay Of December 1865 in the of
$4,000 by heophius Au:oux principal and Pasca
lis obu "a s4curty the said bond, being conditioned for the
faithful performance by said Theophus Anoux OF his duties
AS auct0neer aforesaid.
Notice Is hereby given all perons interested in said bond
show cause Wrng the Office of the Secretary Of state
within ninety the last publication of this advertise
Why the said bond should be cancelled and annulled
dependence OF the United STATES the Inety-6r.t,
J, MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
J. H. HARDY Secretary Of State
ETA1 DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTENEET DE EXECUTE,
Nouvele Orleans lie 10 Juliet 1866.
A ITEM u U qu'applicatlOn IA etc faite moi
m par henphius Autonx pour la cancellation de son obi
d'DrleaDs, Bav0iT
Une obligation du lG decembe 1865 pour la
dix mile pastres sigue par Theophlus Anfdux CONNIE
principal PasCAlis Rob secure la dite Obga
ton condnnne pour la dee execution lie dit The
ophilus Anfuux, de devOrs Encanteur sutd
consequence donne outes les int
syor fare cOnHatre ec au bureau du score
dEta les 30 Ours qu suvront Ia dernere pubca
proclamation, les Fasons leEquele e dit
oblg ation serat pas cancelle ct annulle. 49,.
signature ct lie de FEtat la date
cdessu5 la 90ee tour de independance des Eats Uns
| j. MADISON WELLS.
| Par lie Gouverneur;
| Cn4RLls 0, HARDY, Assistant secretaire dEtat.
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THE HYDRAULIO CLOTHES VVASHEE
AND WRNGER

TTNHE n 7 DIX AlEO O17N1 4 n ~ "
AND wRNGER
The best and most useni invention s 'ns Au 'oE sASn
household labor ever invented
Has and better recommendations for saving time abe
and tb wear and tear fabrics washed, than any othsrma
china All the machines either rub the clothes and wsa
h ont speedily or satisfactorily perform hSir work
"ltn' nS HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
mt tho case There Is no rubbing of the clothes
consequently no wear The washing most com
pets and thoroughly performed by the action Of the whse
alone Send for circular giving full explanation or can a
examine them at the General Southern Agency,
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
M BARTON CO.'S,
No II TchouptOulas StHssss
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
" Ill
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,

--FoR THE
BENEFIT OF SHELLY COLLEGE, CLASS E,
Drawn at Coyington, KY, on MONDAY, July l6, 1866.
Henry Wood 81 Co Managers.
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7TNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA

The next will begin the LIST day of October 1866
and end the 29th of June, 1861
Professor Latin and Second Professor of Law vii be
appointed 10th of August when the organization
the Departments of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Law and edi
calwl fully re-estabshed the enlarged basis
before the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic STUDENT exclusive
books clothing and pocket money amount to $3.50 in
currency per session Of nine months of the Law sspdent
$500 and of the Medical Student, TO $685.
For catalogue giving details for special infOrmaten
address S. MAUPIE,
Chairman Of the Faculty
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FOR SALE. ,..........,.'.,..-...FOK SALE
The steamer MARMoRA just of of the docks, being
light suited for any tributaries She draws
only inches water light full particulars in regard
toprice, inquire Of J. T. BURDEAU, Fronttt
IL YIReINlus c. pENrzEL. Adyertsng Agent
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT
GEO. H. BRAUGHN-Ju Judge.
JOHN c. KuZAC-Oonstsble

above Court has been renewed to the Of Com
msrcsl Place and St Charles Entrancs26 CONNIE
cal Place
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Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop of New
Orleans.
We certify that Thomas Layton, Esq., President of the
Southern Bank appointed agent for the PontihcR
Loan for the city Orleans and for the Doceses OF Mo
bic Nalchez Galveston, Little Rock and Natchtoches We
erend Clergy and Laty ofthe Dioceses above named
~ NJ. oDIN. Archbishop Of New Orleans
JG.I, Jnlty
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

COMPRISING rHR FoILovIseSwELI KNOWN AND RELrABLl
CoMPANIRs
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7 OST-A DRAFT DRAWN BY C. D. HAMILTON IN
Ia of $. Johnson riot indorsed) Nugent Co
Three Hundred Dollars payable ls October
1866 having lost all cautioned against trad
80 " - WOOD 4 McGTNN1S
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The Stockholders of Jefferson HAIL
Association will take notice accordance with Article
of the Charter and at meeting of the of Directors
held July g. 1866 resolved that the Capital Stock OF hs
Association be Increased and alter thirty days notice an
election will be held for that purpose. ..
E. ~ R0sHA, Secretary.
New Orleans judy T. 1866.
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VETaETFD-AN Al SALESMAN N A DRY GOODS
w House None need apply without bringing refer
100 n mo 4tFp
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- hank of New Orleans-New Orleans
July 2ith-Th Institution prepared to pay Deposits
as we'll az Circulation.
Depoors are requested call the Bank for balances due
them A. DUCHIRoN Cashier.
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NOT1CE...-.'.t.,.,...'. +NOIACE
Parties having claims against Nj G. H, MILLER's build
ing erection Chestnut street between Del
achaise Anestreets in the city # Jee will pleas
my Office No 81 Exchange Alley the 26h IF July,
10 O'Clock for agreement the builder O. KTental,
having given up the contract
Superintendent
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1.hc National BanEs.

The Washington correspondent of tie
Coas!ituiisnalis;, says, f,.,.x,. go, =.
=. There is gooA deal Of nervousness, (Which
is kept out. OF the newspapers as much as
possible, respecting tie issues ofihe National
banks. It is true they are secured BY the
deposit Of Federal securities, but like the
scIen::th;fticg ana ten.forties, t=bieh areTmuch
belcw the parof greenbacks: they are not
.lagal tenders except to the government. A
man may not be compelled. to reeeive4hem'
for q debt. Itseems to Ge the pelicy,o thf
Treasury. Department to diminish as. s.rapid :
as. possible The volume CT 'leg-l ten9e' =.
tut 10 swell with at least equal rapidity, the
volume Of currency that is not F" legal tender.a
Thus it is proposed to fund the cjmpcund
intere t legal tenders, tamornting to Sl!2-
OO0 ,00O) in gol bearing bonds; end 10 with
draw q hundred n.llinn'dollars in grcenbarks,
substituting them for AZ equal amount CT n:-
tional cuI rcncy. Tho result may be that tie
National Treasury and State Banks may re
sumo specie raym enis very soou, and all debts
become payable in,gold o. lis equivalent, and
y.t these issues Of. the National Banks re-
main at an uncomfortable discount. AS soon
as tile fnarainl Policy Of government shall
l;a fully inaugurated, the issues of the Ma
tional Banks mar fall to n. discount Of five
por cent. The difference between legal ten.
der, and not full legal tender, Is known ny
one fact. The Ten. for;ies, bearing five per
cent interest in gold, Tor more than seven
Der cent. III currcncy,) sell at So. The in
terest bearing legal tender. bearing but SIX
per cent in currency, sell al lOl!aloS.
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a1- An exchange says: General Grant, last
week, WAS riding fast from Georgetown TO Wash
ington, when he was, overtaken by q butchers
cart, which passed him. Somewhat surprised, he
put " Cincinnatus" to bis metal, but the butcher
whipped up his nag. and soon completely beat
Genoral Grant on that limo, leaving .Gincipnatus
far behind. The General determined to own that
butchers nag, and his friends at last succeeded
in finding the owner, who sold him to General
Grant for $3.50 cash. twas ono he had bought
for n trias at sale of condemned army horses,
and with care will bssoon made worth $1,000.
MT I. is said that when. the dogs. of Norfolk
and Portsmoath, Virginipe heard OF. Buffers res
ignation, they bold gloriacation meeting, to COM
amemorate the suspicious ,eEoht There has not
been so much, ,box-Howing thore at any time sinee
tho Haf.a - aso
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

A 80
MEYER SLEPT WITH THAT REGIMENT
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts, now slump
ing New York State, went to Washington at
Tue head Of the Twentysserond Msssachu-
sctts Volunteers, but, it will be. remembered,
turned tail at the Capital and let his men s.
on to battle, while he cultivated The arts Of
peace in tho United States Senate. In his
speech ct Yonkers be said, in abusing the
Democratic party, g know them. I have
slept With them, wintered with them, ard
summcred with them" Just then q return
ed soldier in the audience called cut at the
top of his voice, "Well, what if you have ?
Yon never slept with tho Twenty second
Massachnsettsl' The roar of Slrughter that
greeted this sally completely abashed The elo-
qnent gentleman. and when it subsidized he
hadn't the heart 10 go on with his vitupera-
Iion.-N. Y.tWorld. -.~is .s-o.:a.gI -