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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-13
TllEoMGEAL
Travellers Insurance Company

OF HARTFORD, Conn,
Inauresa gainst Accideutsofall kinds
Causing Bodily Injury or Loss II Life, At low Rates
Of Premium. AS in-Gge against
LOSS or LIFE FROM Any CAUSE,
Whether Disease or Accident. With compensation
FOR Personal Irjurie-, thu' combining alI the lene-
Its 81 both Lle and Accident IRugauec under one
Policy at the lowest rales q premium.
NETCAsH ASSETS JUNE l,.........,..s1ooe ii6t
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The Lrayelers Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Connecticut is the pioneer Acccent Insurance
Company Of this country; il has o raid-up capital
Of hall q million, with large and Increasing sur
plns safely invested for tic security az Its policy
holders. aul its management Is in the hands Of pru-
deul and experienced underwriters. Within the
pasl two years il has written sereRig HoHs1R poll
cies. and promptly RIM OVER THREE IHOi-
SAND i 0SSE includiu4 fifty one total Losses
tby death I--in which tlie barge SUN of Si735QQ was
realized fef less than 81 900 ID premiums Its large
and successful business, and promptuess and liser-
ality IN pgyifg losses place it at the head Of Acct
dental Insurance Companies
Pol ccs written by our agents for any tern from
one month TO five years, iar any sum from 81 900 10
$4,000, with from SIS to $50 weekly compensation,
az from So to 500 annual premium.
LIFE AND tCCIDENT INSURANCE COMBINED
The Travellers Of IIattforl now issues policies in
surfing against Loss or LIFE FROM ANY
C1LSE whether disease or accident, arth ircekit
compensation for disabling accident, thus combining
TaFE and ACCIDENT insurance under one policy, al
thc lowest rates Of premium All approved forms
Of Life Insurance. whether endowment ten year,
life OF term policies. either with Of withou! weekly
conversation Tho Combined Life aud Accident
Policies nre al written at tile Home Office.
There is no previous instance in the History Of
Lif. Insurance whore indemnity has been secured
to Tie policy holder for loss ~ 3qngge % NJ Pfr"a
Is ven as dJsoiats loss 9'Gh Experienced aetua-
ries cSpress the opinion utat tlds viii prove iie
most yaiaible aid popu'u- insurance yet devised.
EdAMEs q. PATTERSON. president.
RODNEY DENNIS, secrctafy
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BFTTIs IONIC PTLTS

Are recommended his tbe most Efieafious EJayiHliine
and luasaratha Remedy The varld.
pacsngc Price Five Dollars will last anpbthi and
is generally Sufficient.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-13

ana you win raceivs tbem b tara o. mail post PAID
and tree FROM observation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-13

eredIy coma katiai, and lipay rely on BIN witt
the sfictest secrecy anlconhleucu, What ever Mas
be the disease condition Of SITUATION 81 any enc
magiel or sHele
Mediciaesacut aS Siail Express to all parts
the United Suites
Boston, JIM / 1sos iy3C
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02

NEW, HANDSOME AND CoMMoDIous RESI-
pErcE ron sALn.--Ths very desirable new
residence advertised for snlo by our friend
James Mcvay, is worthy the special atten-
ton OF persons seeking an investment in
property. II Is one Of the most beautiful
home alike and cosy structures ever put up
in our city. Tho situation is eligible, ad-
jacent to tho State House grounds, and com
mands ine Wow of tho river. Tho entire
premises, including the ground, are very
ample and commodious. An inspection
of tho property could not fail to please
those whose taste and judgment leat them
to appreciate fslicitous blending OF tho
handsome and useful In homestead srchi-
tectuIo.
The prIco asked for the property is very
low, one which in ordinary timos, would
DO likely TO excite rivalry among pur-
chssors.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02
Arrorsr's OYSTER SALOON AND REsrAu

ANToI.E's OYSTER SALOON AND REsTAu-
RANT.-Tbc oyster season has commenced
and with IL also the season for game. In
view Of this fact, Antoine, the well-knovn
caterer, on tho corner Of Third and Flsrida
streets has commenced preparing for now
gastronomc campaign. He Informs tho
public through our advertising columns
what no has done and contemplatcs doing,
in the way Of catering for tho taste. or
course, ho will have his hands full, in tho
way Of attending to orders for "fried,
roasted and stewed," or, II preferred, an
natural. Drop In and lot him show you
how no can wait upsn you.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02
Correctional, Nf.
Young Ladies' Collegiate Institute
RIADVILLA SEMINARY .
RATION ROUGE, LA,

~ BATON ROUGE, LA. tH5
Tus INSTITUTION 10 now thoroughly organized
and In suceesaful operation with steady increase
Of pupils. It's primary design is TO prepare Young
Ladies for tho varied walks OF life, and at the
same time TO furnish then genial home, anu
meet the wants Of parental Bolicitude. In other
words, IL 10 Intended 10 DO
A Family School Of the Highest Order.
The Instruction Ia adapted TO the age, capacity
attainments, pecuarities and designed vocation
OF the pupils. Individual wants are met. Pnpiis
are no. improperly classified for the Haks OF dinin"
ishiug tho labor OF the teachers. Encouragement
aud accuracy 10 the basis OF all good scholarship,
and therefore IL strictly enforced. The OBJECT ~
10 to elucldate every lesson ~ TO clear up al aim'
cutiob diapsl a vaguenegs Ct idea, and cause the
pupil 10 feel that sho 10 making progress fhe
Principal, also 10 engaged In teaching, and every
thing connected with the Educational Dspart"
mont, ID under her personal and constant SUPER
vision. #'a
Tho discipline 10 mild and parental, relying
/ chiefly upon personal influence and example
moral auaaion more or Less pointed, and monthly
reports TO parents or guardians.
| The Boarding Department 10 under she ifnms-
date supervision OF Mrs. NJ. J. MoHTEIrn--a LADY
admirably qualified for tho situation, who VIII, nj
| all timeB use her utmost endeavors TO render the
home Of those placed under her charge, second
only to the ore they have leit--and 10 all things
to mako them happy and contonted.
| TERMS, t#
| Board, with furnished rooms, and tuition In
| tho English branches, $40 per month-Sl2O in sd.
| vance.
Day ncholarB, rs per month.
| Ancient ana Modern languages, s8 per month.
Music, with use OF instruments, 48 per month.
| Ornamental branches, Mt Instructors prices.
Books, Music and Stationery--c cash, at Sta
| tiouers' charges.
Pupils will furnish themselves with sheets, tow
| els and table napkins. #Iau#4
The next session will commence on she FIRST
| MoHDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For fur her information In reference TO the In
| stitutinn, addrssg ya #H
MRS. BELLE w. SMITH,
Principal,
| Iune2s box No. 20T Baton Rouge, La.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02

The WRONG MANA spurious
Tennyson has appeared" in London.
Bearing a close resemblance to the
Poet Laureate, he was able to do.
ceive many persons, and is said to
have parted with several locks OF hafr,
in Difference to the wishes to tho
wishes of enthusiastic women. IL
turned out that the man was a
cheesemonger from Carlisle.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02

S0AP AND CANDLES Families supplied with
~ st. Louis German Soap and Star Candles,
low Tor cash at
septic A. JACKSON'S
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ACADEMY FOR BOYS,

Corner Of Fifth and Laurel streets,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
NTEBsRS. A. h. PAYNE and X. ID. WILSON
lNl propose to open on the first Monday In Sep
smber an Academy for Boys, in the same build
M formerly ueeG by Mr. pAYsE. The course OF
instruction embrnces the Greek and Latin Lam
xuapes togs hsr with all the branches Of thor
lrgh English education. A limited number OF
iloardery will he received into the family OF enc
" our Princi pals-Mr. X. ID. WILSON.
TgnMs--bay Scholars 81 and 50 per month.
Nor further particulars, apply TO either Of the
Principals. q. b. rniNE,
Aua2l-2m H. ID. WiLbON.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02

Contracting Rates for enc Tri-WSoEiy'
(onK SQUARE 10 TEE usEs on LEss)
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ADVANCES ON COTTON.

AM prepared to make liberal advances on the
l. shipment Of Cotton TO New Orleans, or New
York either in money or supplies
sepT JULIUS G, BOGEL.
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THE MARKErs-Nrw York, Sept. 20
Cotton closed active; Middling Uplands
89c.; Orleans Middling, 4lc.
Gold, 146N.
Ne0 ORLEANS, Sept. 10, Fvenin0.-Cotton
market animated. Ordinary, 29@8lc
good ordinary, B8@a4c. low middling,
3b03sc., and middling, nominal, 87@s8c
Gold enhanced, closing at l44H@l4A1I.
A lot of about twenty hogshoads Louisi
ana yellow clarified sugar was sold at l5l
Pib. White La. clarified is quoted at
1870. u ID.
Yellow and mixed corn is selling at
s5c., and white, at 9Oc. y bushol.
Oats 52358c. % bushel.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
pARisH or EAST BAToa RoudR ]


pARisH OF EAST BAToa RoudhJ
10 .yoseph NeEhler, Clerk efthe District Court Of
said Pdrash, GrsetiHg:
A SPECIAL TERM OF the District Court In
II and for the abovs-namsd Parish Of East
Baton II uge, for the trial Of OWL and Criminal
Cases. Is hereby ordered to BIO begun and held At
Court House thereof on the
First Monday of November next,
to con tinue, II business shall require, until the
FIRsr MoKpAY or DECEMBER following.
You will cRuae Juries to be drawn according
10 law, TO attend said term and will also give due
and legal notice Of this order
BAros RouGE, August Goth, 1856.
[signedl II. 4. P0SEY,
Judge Fifth Judicial District.
A true copy
L. ALLAN,
September 18th, 1865. Deputy Clerk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02

prp GOODS anO Clothing.
Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!!!
ON ACCOUNT OF MOVING
TO MT OLD sTAsD,
Corner of Lafayette and Main Streets,
J. K U FL MS
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOT 4 SHOE STORE,
THIRD STREET.
Nearly opposite the Bank.
THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful to his many pa
irons for their very liberal share Of patronage
hitherto bestowed upon him, trusts, by continued
sxertions In ondeavoriag to meet the require
msnts OF his custoners, TO continue to merit
further and moro enlarged share OF confidence
and patronage
lam preparing to move, on the lsT or NovEs-
BEn to my old stand,
Corner Of Lafayette and Main sts.,
and therefore shall soil my present stock LOWER
than ever Goods have been offered before.
My Stock Of
JACONETs,
KERSEYs,
UNDERSHIRTS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
NECK TIES.
CoLhhKy, nmEE iS"o'
sT TD'n DA'AA'' DIRpnNS
PARASOLS. ENG, BARGE,
TARLETON,
HOSIERY
INsERTINl
rsrtrnIrNG
RuffLlNd,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-02

s6- A man was lately invited to
a dinner, and dish of ice cream was
placed before him. 1t was a new
dish to him. lie tasted it, then
beckoned to the waiter, and said,
audibly, That's is very good pud-
ding, but do you know it's froze :"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08
VOll SALE.

hN saturday the >th lay Of December
VI >iG. We will sell vt Auction to the
highest bidder NJ the Court House door,
IN Marshall Texas. li1s - acres of
land belonging 10 Mrs Julia \ elield
nnl tars, situated on Lel, x eiiho
in Harrison County, adjoining and
including the site of Old Macon,
about 80 miles from Shreveport 10 miles
from Marshall, and i mile, from lcf
far,on Tuans this tract ,df ilGud en-.
braces Que If the hest li"atl anGinesand
woolyarls on Lake ,nddo /. we'll tim.
hcrrd and vatcrci - smal portion of
said land cleared \ clear aud perfect
title will b" given
For particulars inquire Of Mes-rs
.H,iil 4 Turner. Marshall. and
NONtl RE n fLASaG.E
Agents tur MIR. firlds Shreveport In
Nov 9TH l>bh 6.d,
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Shreycpol, Advertisement


Notice 10 shippers "t '"''""
vuAVEn -itio Railroad Car running
| from the Dcpo, in Shreveport, la, 70
the river lark. and will receive snd ship
Cotton II Two Hts n Hale, IN
su~cic, anil all other freigh's IN pre-,
norton. Nv this mesns Coi'oa can ana
win be shipped without any rough band
ling and put Immediately on board Inc
boats.
The planter Who sends h. Cotton 70
me will have /, cared for, aud put on ,f
boa, =, the foregoing pricc--so th.t ms
Cotton will cost him Just two bus 70
have /, put on the boat. and ms - a."
No extra charges
by p.,ronir'ng my car, the owner runs
no risk Of having his Cotton torn o'
roughly handled, rs nigh, be II sent ~
any other way, particularly during bad
weather. ~
JACK WHARTON.
avyNnySsrs
Judge Adkins. Marshall Texas
Col w. Il. u. Ward, Marshall, Texas
Gel Waskom Harrison county.
Col Juo. G.. Robertson, Smith co,
Col. Dick Hubbard.
Col Geo. Chiffon,
shreveport. Nov :, 1896. lah
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BLACK SNlIl'Ill\ti.
" AGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP

frlIE undersigned having recently en-.
tered into cupartncrshir, arr nov
occupying the odd stand known % the !.
Washington carriage shop and Muller
johnson llark-mith -h"p,
North E,,t et' N, Fahts S4poss
whore they are prepared TO la all kinds
oc ulscs-mithins. making or mcnding
II Wasnr- I.uecic- and Carriages, with
rs,ntine. Trims,ns Ac. Ac., ~ work
nanlike manner Having recently pur
chased tho necessary material sc are
,i.o prepared to repair Gins aai Niils,
on short uotirc
Several new liug.ic. IN hand which
~. will sell eutAr
W. respectively solicit share pf pa
uonagc .,ii,hcd that w eat civ" salts
faction inthc way our work Is performed.
NN : ALLEN,
q Il. 4. WOOD,
: VI III S~El.1.
juno 3D. 90 li6m
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
Agency.
MOKNS llAscAV.
lI~cva,OOl. Eugoa nd.

ESTABIJSIIEp specially Tor the pur
nose %, inducing immigration so
I,,a. and supplying suitable male and
G.male servants
viii con,rac, for and iorwa ri TO par.
,;,s anp'yjnr to me or agents any dercr,p-
,ion Of indoor or on, door servants and
MECHANIC.
Only such a. arc able to procure salts
factory evidence Of character will he en-
,,e,l
4 publications for any " the above, mn-i
descfibe the labor required. age. -eS and
amouu, r-,r month. rpccie. willing to be
maid
ice of ten dnllafs. specie charged
fnr each one engaged, aud sanc must nc.
cnmpany spplicaiion.
viii aI.o negotiate tor the sale Of i'm
moved and unimprnvr,l lands toll par
,iculars INST be forwarded a. tn Title
water and ruilroud facilities, proportion Of
prairic and timber. and terms IN specie.
In connection si'h the ahase "'!i 'Te
m oni.r Tor the purchase OF any article TO
he found in the fnrl-h mntkeis such rs
Machinery O,ans. Pistols. pogs. Watches
Hrnpd,ea. and Wins. will receive my
own personal attention
An Englshmau by btf'h, and q citizen
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New Orleans Advertisements.


4 u. GRiSWnl4p & 90. old firm " Hyde
~. Gpndf'oh established Ia New Orlean.
80 years Nanria tnrers and lmpot,et- ~
Watches Jewclfy o.lrer~arr. Cuiloty. t.nn.
and Fi.tols. Cufnot't.ttul 4 Royal Sta. Il Is
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL.

NIlSS +. NJ. BURTON will commcncc
vi her school on the lst Monday in
August, lss'.
Rates oi tuition per session, (.wcHty
WEEKS from SIS 10 $40 Payable h.
specie or its equivalent, when payment IS
made; .anc aaif in advance
Jnly 2 lrG6. a-.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

TIlE Farm known a. the Chfk Farm
situated near The Tyler rond, about
; miles west II Marshall ard containing
xix hundred and fifty acres. five hundred
und,r good fence. about tour hundred in
cultivation \ good dwelling house
cabins cribs. cotton gin. and mill and a
new press.
For particulars enquire Of ban Gran.
than on the PREMISE or
Or. y hot GNlbN
Lake Providence. "A
Oct. &, 90. OF
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Nplltk Is hereby given that 900
.Nior municipal n;hccs will De hcli 90
the Court heu-c. in the CITY II Marshal
On MONDAY prccmler the ltsh j>l,f a.
which election 30 following pacer, are
Ia be elected for the year l>a, 'u'
Mayor one Alderman, forthc lsi Ward,
one alderman Cor The 2ni NaIj one
alderman for she 81 Warl one >hlsr
man for tho -ih War, one tloatsr
one City Constable one Recorder snd
one Treasurer
Foll- IA open ~ lnarl..k \ 81 ari
close AZ arisck T. NJ
I HARTLEY NF.+
Nov I- H" 81 .t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08
ENCIlToI,S' SALE.

WILL he splJ on tie l2th day of DE
w ccmhcr S6G, - the late fesid,nce Of
4 A Cook deceased. all the pcrshable
property belonging 10 said estate. embra
cling mnle', wagons, cattle. sc on twelve
months cr,l.t, with approved securities
A W. same time the plantation con
tanning over three hundred acres OF open
land. will be rented for The year ls6,.
7 i WlIAIkN ~
!. y. COLEMAN H'''" ''''
D.c ~ MI y,
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consisting Of Guitars. Niolius, Accor-
deon.. Fm,nss. Banios Tambonrines. SC
Also. Italian and american 'ui'sr aud
Violin strings. u the very best quality.
Agency Tor the sale Of Pianos, farlor.
School and Church organs. and Musical
Instruments Of every description
Gail and get Catalogues OF New Music
August, =. CO. MT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

~ special attention given to -.iling Mack
.sTel., obi. b Batter Cheese and l4ri lily
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

u FIFFLT Tt~nal I r,y-.Irefi.acty
-. Combs, brushes Buttons 1apes Needles
Pins. Gallery Plated eair, Dress Trimmings
Honnoi- etc lily
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I " ARTHUR. W stoNt
ARTHUR. STONE \ CO.,
(,G\GNAl. NsNOCENS

AND DEALERS ~
w cStciHn Pro Il u g g +,
Gar GrqricrrHd Trho'Pitorios sis,
NEW ORLEANS.
hFFER FOR SALE
" Coffee. Odd Java, Rio, Havana,
aud l.aguayra. :,
sugars. Loaf. Crushed Powdered.
Clarified. and oil gradeo OF Louisiana and
Havana,
Teas. Young Tyson, Imperial, "nn.
powder, and all qualities OF Green and
Black Tea, In every variety OF packages.
Tobacco. choice tavendish OF va
rious brands and medium and common
oualiics. IN oil styles Of packages, Aso,
tins cut chcwin, and smoking tobacco, OF
various brands.
Cigars Choice Havana Imitation
do. Florida AMI Common.
I.iquors.-Fine old toguoc Hran'
dy: Rochelle. bordeaux, and American
do: Holland and American Tin; Schei
dam schnapps pure old Bourbon aud
Monnngnhola Whisky extra and com
mon brands Rectilcd Whisky Jamaica
Rum Peach. Apple, and Cherry Bran
dies Baudy Cherries and Fruits Old
Ceenac. IN bottles Coriials, Bittcrs. Gu
racao. Narnschiuo, Yarmouth, kirschwas-
ser. Anniscttc iiitters, etc.
Wiues-pld Port, sherry. Madeira
Muscaf. Sautcrue, talawba, Champagne,
aud Clartt OF various brands.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

arranged for the Guitar and Piano. con
sl-'ing of Songs, Polkes, Walizcs,
NsFCiics Quickstc,rs. Variations. sc
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FRED. ~. l8l'Ck.

=. G.. II &c * t. Y.
NUttfSSoR to Geo, W. 4 Jehi,l
- Read, New York Importer, Manufac.
'urcr and wholesale dealer in Hats. Cara
and Straw 6oods Ne. - Camp STREET.
New orleans
July 2e SEQ l0tl
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WEBB, POLK. \ co.

IOTfoN FACTORS and General
" Commission Merchants, i6 Carondo.
let steset, New Orleans.
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T.. !. HEBRON,
VI. ". SMITH.

NfCt tSSOR To Smith 4 brother.
- Saddlery, Harness, India Ruhbef
Bands, Plantation Harness ard LEATHER
Findings No = Canal Street. New Or.
leans. La,
GEO, +. EVANS.
September 5 iSiG So,
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New Orleans Advertisements
y. NJ. MOODY \ CO..

=. N, MOODY + VO..
COTTON FACTORS. and General
" Commission Merchants, lG Fulton
street. Cop stairs) New Orleans.
EDWARD CLARK, Of Texas.
July :. ls66. 'e'u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-08

'rliE undersigned respectfully informs
/ his old patrons AMI the public gen.r'
ally ,ha, he has rcSuroed the Ht' tlN
ING. FuRW ABIDING. snd COM
MISSION ~ SlNkS~. nj his nee
Br,ck Fur l'roof bauh0ase- at the
terminus Of OF the Rriltnnd. on 'hc I6Vee.
hi. Warehouse. which j. now nearly
finished. was built IA der his immediate
supervision. aud il as near fire proof as
any in the city. lie is rev r..ndy 'or
business, and. ~ in the day 81 vote, viii
give his undivided attention To all cn'rust
81 to him.
Liberal Cash advances made % o'ton
and Produce. TO be sold in this market o'
FIR shipment To HI. friends in New orleans
Tagging Rope, and Iron Ties furnish
ed wirH desired.
Thankful for past iavors he respectful
~ suIciis a continuance oi thu same,
l911 JOHN \ HOW Eli.
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Mrssns. A. W. FURGTRsON6 Go

Are or authorized agents nj Marshall
ami will make liberal CASH advances o,
all cotton consigned 10 Us.
Nov 81, 'dG lc13t.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE Oh RENT

'lNHE beautiful cite and residence cccn.
i pied ~ Nt Lancaster, East OF the
Square, consisting IT four rooms with fire
place to cnch. two large gardens and
ground enough Tor two settlements, II Is
convenient to businc- ~ the square Or on
the railroad and iu ul view OF 'ie atl'r
These comb ned with the elevated and
beautiful cite. make It among the mos,
desirable r.. licences IN Marshall
Apply To
IT, MCKAY
Sep, % CO. 72m'
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New Orleans Advertisements.

SCnNElpER Is rBERrfgR whole4,
y Gtascfs Nos D. II and ~ rchoum,puln-
street corner Common. ga Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29

tute and freed people, under their charge, within
a circle Of about twenty miles, doubtless acts as
additional stimulant to their exertions.
Wo appreciate true sentiment, particularly
when it finds expression, spade in hand, as did
tho following, which we copy from tho Richmond
Dispatch: "On Saturday the members of Company
+ Association turned out and marched to Holly
wood for the purpose OF working upon tho graves.
The Association had pledged themselves to re-
mound ono hundred graves; but thoy did more,
and remounded ono hundred and thirty. About
twenty of the members of tho company were pre-
sent, under command of Captain GEORGE PETER.
KIN; and it is hoped that the example which thoy
have set will be followed by the other military
societies in this city. Only about four hundred
graves remain to be placed in order, and this can
easily bo done in the course of the coming week,
80 that all our attention then be given to tho
work to be' done at Oakwood Cometory."