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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-06

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On snt '..'
MONDAY, october LIST, the mall trthu vi. be-
between Richmond and Stanton daily .-.i#
excepted). leaving Richmond ~ 50 4. n,
between SlauHtou aud Jacksuu's ryrr tg'.W"fa
leaving Staunton on arrival ~ mail tra'l e a
east, at 1 20 =. NJ. on MONDAYS, WkpNEpAf
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jacksmas rser 4.
L. NJ on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AMI SAT-
DAYS. Tae accommodation train will ta r. T..
tween Charlottesville ani Ei.Lmnrt o. XIV
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS ....
Ing Charlottesville att A. II. and R'camn.
5i5P NJ. Freight trains lcaTt R.rhW,.t
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SAIChbAlsA
5. 80 4. N.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 LASins'11, Hsr.
hnrg, and other points I'm the valley, #'i "..
prominent points IN the southwest, Ctt 2. F..
chased al tie Office. II d. wiI.TIo|t.
oc2 General sEErFNt.h"t.#
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PIANOS.
WIN. KNABE d CO.,~H
W ..ry,.oros.a. ., T6J
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,u
GRAND, SQUARE.


" nAruvAorunnHs o, BVH6
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,u
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o s.
These Instruments having been before the pubiie
for the past thirty years. have, upon their excel
lence alone, attained an uSPURcHAssD PRB-ExI'
hence that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, ana
nne singing quality, as we'll a. great purity oil
information aud harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
IA plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
the performer TO so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
tbev cannot be excelled. Their action IL con.
s,rncted with q care and attention TO every pan
tbersin that characteriIes the finest mechahiSm'
Mona The best seasoned material IL USED In the
mo nufacture. and they will accept the hard usages
~ the concert. room with that of the parlor upon
AN eouality-unafected in their melody; In iae''
IN ey are constructed
.NoT FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new lmPro'eu
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE hAho'
JOHNSON CHAMBERLAIN,
Music Dealers and Publishers,
Sole Agents for the sale OF the above ceiepfa'so
pianos. No. 9o2, corner Main and Ninth streets
p,.hmond Va iy27-sm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
We have this day reduced the price OF our en-.
tire stock Of DRY GOODS, consisting in part Of
DRESS GOODS Of all styles;
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES all qualities;
CL0AKS AMI SHAWLS of all designs;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Of all kinds
WOODEN GOODS, SHAWLS,
BALMORALS, and NOTIONS IN great variety.
A. HlRSH CO.,
no Its ST. Broad street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

CEABROOK'S WAREHOUSE The
- inspectors at this warehouse are prepared to
receive all loose tobacco sent TO us or any commits
sion merchant. Our sales will commence at the
warehouse at o'clock every morning. Every
facility will be given TO all sending tobacco 10 this
warehouse. ShEPPARD y JEIhh.
a
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SEN E.-Ten barrels just re-
N esivsd and for sale Of manufactured prices
by pa lno sol Il. X. DUvAL.
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~ ~ 80 J: - ;1'+s ss.f,.s ;;
y ICH MOND AND DANvrTr,
~ RAlLROhD-CHAiGE OP sCEgprlE
On and after MONDAY, SUvsr45rr Ia.
TRAINS on this road will be ran = tolloT..' Vi.
LYNCHBuRG AND DASvILLR AND WAY a.
CoMMoDATlOS PASSENGER TaA!T,
Leaves Richmond daily texceP. Sunday
rrivs =;
Leave Dsnviile daily texc"ut Sunday q
...........l ........7 20 y
Arrive at Richmond at......t............SIs, ~
Passengers for Farmville, Lyrrhbrry. s. .
Vile, Nashville, MamIai. New Gri.aa. A.
Lynchbnrg, and for al. wav-,tstjurs ON his. $685.
side railroad, will take tnistTatn
This train ,stops ri All w4y-s.atlya. tgrT..
Richmond and Danvlls.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN GOING VIZ
Leaves Richmond daily st...............2 10 p y
Arrives At Deuyillc ai.............,..... go = y
Arrives AZ Greensboro at.,..............i2 10 A Il
Stopping to put down pa.sergars only A. g.
field, Powhaiau. MattOax, Chusa. Amp.H. 4. -
house, Jetersviile, Bnrkrv.Ile. Mrharrlg. g..
Vile brakes Branch, Rrauuka Boston H..
Ferry, Barkesdale, Eingg0ld, Dany...r, an ~.
tions west OF Danville.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro a'...............,...,.2 - % v
Arrives Al DanYiIls at....................4 s. y
Arrives al Richmond at..................ii 20 &
Stopping only at Reiisville, Ruaiu., P.s..
Danville, Riaggold, Bo-ton, Roanoke, uu.l.
Branch, Meherrin and Chu!a.
Passengers from Richmond for all stations ~.
con, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, MOBILE.
New Orleans, ria Columbia, will take Thu 'r..
THOMAS DODAnEAu
no SIS superinteui.-,
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PERSONAL.
oTICE.-MxssRs. ROGERS, RID

NOTICE.--MRssRs. ROGERS, RID
~ DICK CO.. Of this city, having, BY assign.
ment duly executed, bearing date. on the 3Dth OF
November, 1898. and recorded in the Clerks once
of Richmond Hastings Court, conveyed all the
assets and effects Of said firm =, the undersigned
upon certain trusts I'm said assignment specified,
notice IL hereby given tn at all persons indebted to
said arm are required TO make payment TO the
undersigned such assigner. and all persons
having effects Of said frm In their hands or un-
der their control are required to hold the same
subject TO my order. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
de Its Trustee.
NOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM Z. POLK,
IN OF this city having, by deed Of trust, bearing
date the 2ad of November, 1855, and duly recorded
In III clerks office Of Richmond Hastings Court
assigned and conveyed tn Inc all his kEAL ana
PERSONAL ESTATE upon certain trusts In said
deed declared, notice IS hereby given that all per
sons INDEBTED to said Polk by BOND, NOTE
JUDGMENT, OPEN ACCOUNT, or otherwise are
requested to make payment to ms as such assignee,
and all persons having effects Of said w r. Polk
In their hands are required to hold the same sub
ject 10 my order.
RICHMOND, November %, 1866. no 2s-ts
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ROOFS, SHOES, HATS, DO.

SOMETHING NEW.-We have in
- store, inst received, = lot Of MEMS ~sap
boots and BROGANS and wOMEN'Skh
SIIGRS-large sizes and Of the best quail "
ues-no wood or paper In the bottoms. -
We have these BOOTS and SHOES made
expressly to our order, and we can recommend
these to be OF extra quality.
They are from the very best merchants, and all In
want OF these goods will do we'll To give US call
before purchasing elsewhere, as we intend to sell
them very low PUTNEY & WATTS,
no2o corner Of Thirteenth and Main.
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FOR NEW YORK.-ATb&N-.( sS.A
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoaPA- -sIS1A@'
Wy. The splendid new sids.w&ge, '.a a..
HATTERAS, S. ALEXANDER conn. it.I =
AARLE, A. Bourne commander, leave "'.- .r
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY: lsaT' ~" ~"
every WEDNESDAY and SATCEDA :. r-.
These SHIPS are entirely new, AL N'''
lTnay have splendid SALOONS sHd I, W..
Rooms, and the FARE, ACCoAAVpA''V".@
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. ..t,..-..'
Goods shipped by this Line arc sAa'r1, r.r.
at New York, on the Company s"''''-
within forty eight hours. ,h,, a. a..
Shippers are invited 10 ro'lcs EhAH -
damage and loss by handling, Al ~ ..vaI...
freq ont re shipping, as on other l'n'''
by this route. yv,,. Itth'
Preigh:s for points beyond New ots 4. .y.,.
vardsi with dispatch, snd no shHtSo Nav
aetna expenses Incurred. ,ya.s ~ r.s'
These ships discharge cargo 10 10" 80. ..a'
No ss Sor.h riysr, and the CompsaT -, Ii.
for Wilmington, North Carolina Chaty'rs.@ =. 4. {
r.rr.b Mobile and New Orleans, 4rAF' ~.
same pier doois for these points G."
Jared with oct expense or espoente. ,-, .al d.
insnrsncs IA very low by these amp 80
economy in time, insarsnes, ana ,',,..ss,,
whieh goods are delivered mszss hi' 80. !.
sd route from Virginia. l:sufa-ss
iovast ratss yhsn ordered.
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TN Y. A.-THERE YOU ARE, RIS-
J.. TORI, and SUNDoWN-new style HATS for
''0's A' POWHATAN wEIsIGER,
nos SIS Main street.
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nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CHI
IL POINT, AND ALL LANDIrGs = @@l, 8
ON JAMES RlSER.--On ard after t,--~ - :.
tina TENTH or SEPTEMBER the ss-.gEas->'
sIegant steamers ,
JOHN SYLVESTER, :. Capt@!n Z. & "tt,,h.
will leave LGdlam 4 Wats0n.s whNi n1t, ~
cept Sundays, at 8 clock A. NJ, fpr tlt ~,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LA ''
ON JAMES RIVER. .r.
Passengers by these boats VIII sr',Te - H., ~.
Point in time TO connect With tue caro Tor Is's''
burg. am
Fare to City Point..........,.......,.''.'
Fare to SorfOlk............'.'.s. y.
Fare 10 Norfolk, second class.......''.. "
The GEORGEANNA leaves Richmond A''""A'
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ..,, rw-..
Returning. leaves Norfolk TuESDAlr !"
DAY, and SATURDAY. -r..
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves RIG mona '"-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY =. ,.,r,...
Returning leaves y orfolk MONDAY, " s1'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
FREIGHT received al all hours aTA VI.
10 Norfolk, and from thence by n,cAm'' =" ..
Baltimore, principal landings ~ NnC'al a".
and all landings on James river, a. r.s'-.
rates.
Freight for way landings mutt he pre-
/. Il. TATrd, D."
Al la-ts GA CO A. steamer. t##
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PEEDY CURE OF INTERMITTENT FEVER
Fever and Ague. Remlttent Fever.
CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL HEAD
ACHE, BILIOUS HEADACHE AND
BILIOUS FEvERs

indeed for tie whole class Of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement caused by the Malaria of miasmatic countries
Fever and Ague the only consequence mias
matte poison variety Of disorders from its ire
taon in naarious districts among which NTURALGIAa
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, HEADACHE, BLISDNEss4
ToorHACHE EARACHE CATARRH, ASTHMA, PAL
PIrATIQN. PAINFUL AFFECTION OF The SPLEEE
MYSTERIES, PAIN IN THE BOWELS, COL c, PAEa
AIYsIS, and DGRANGEMENT OF THE sToaAGH, all
If which when ginating in this put on the nterm
ting type or periodical This CURE expes the
poison from the blood and thus them alike is not
only the most eactuai d567sred Tor this class Of
complaints but cheapest and moreover is perfectly
safe No harm can arise its USE and the patient when
cuedi as healthy he had never had the disease Can
this be said any for chs and Fever' is true
Of this and Its Importance those afflicted with the com
Iat cannot be over estimated So is it to cure the
Fever and Acue that may be truthy said to be GER
tain remedy One dealer complains that it's mot good med
ee ia All because one bottle whole neighborhood
prenared by J.o. AVER CO,
LAVAL MaEs
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zew 0yths 5NN GteM zyonAan aanna Narember T. 18G6

own caWine; on IL some tny bird iita through
the colossal ruins uE EHg forest, Il j. Only to t ef
mynrulul tsreues, or sad melancholy piping. l0e
ROCKS and DAVIS are the only winged creature
(5ayc the night-oWs,J which have any claim ot
habitaucy in this old prHeyal temple OF God. But
IA the warm days come on, and May returns 10
EARTH like a bride laden with ilOTefs there Is an
universal joyousHess in the old forest; the mighty
oaks, with centuries in their blood, leap mp as into
life eternal, and clap their ancient hands Win
great shout Of deiveranCe and praise. Ihe
g0rsG, dropping with gold and delicious odOr5,
fDurishes under the wide foliage Of the trees: the
themselves in the glades and the whole forest re-
sounds with the melody of birds.
At night, when the shadows cast by the moon
enhance the solemnity Of the scene and FL it
with ghostY witcheries and wonderful enchant
ments you may hear the love-lorn song of the
nightingale, rushing through the starry air from
far-ofl des, and dying away in sweet cadences as
they are borne along from echo to echo. Ihe
hares and rabbits then come out of the ding!es and
thick. .entangled underwood to crop the dewy
berbage, and gambol in the silence and security
of the heat: and as you walk along, the startled
pheasant rushes to the tree tops with heavy wings
and shrill cries. There is no question that Sher
wood is part of the aboriginal forests of tue
English isle. There are plenty Of grand, tall
q green-robed senators u in the backwoOds ot
America there are millions of trees here remark
able for their height and beauty, with clear, wide
smooth, branchless trunks for hundreds of feet
till the top branches opportunities of then
oaks, of different kinds; but for oaks witt
branches far spreading, and twisted into every sor
Of shape, and Of immense size, with trunks 0
| wonderful breadth, never saw any equal to thu
rants of Sherwood,
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gJRoP0sALs.............,.,...~ PROPOSALS,
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER. /
Nl.1s NuLEANs. L.. NDE. 10. 1866.

NEW ORLEANS La Nof ~ ASYo }
So od Proposals are respectfully solicited and viii he
cel Ell at ths oics until SATURDAY Nov u 500 Tor the
atipn, by wagons 2T drays sitaDie lg uy pg
under his office in the city OF New orleans eN.
cepg ny C0mssaTr Stores and property pertaining 70 nt
depart Gent ,,
bale Grain per sack nd ironwAre per 100 popuds par
and Ues Of Miscellaneous Stores Per I0 pounds t9'4-
ING and Army Efuipents in boxes barrels per GH5Ie lGt
Woo pr cord od per barrel and Lumber per U tee oF
the distance oue-gsreE niue and additional rates for eatn
square exceeding that distance
Fr-igHf be loaded and uAlcade4 ny contractor az SNc
PyneHJs 10 be made monthly when the Department is
in funds for the purpose r.,
Contract continue Tor six MONTHS at the Iscte az s
Chef Qmrtermaster. n ,,,
THIS Government the right 70 reject any or al bids
Of Cn. G. e. SANIELLE CAiei %UA! A!tettAeteE
Department Of the Gulf. -,-
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel ana A. q. N.
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The LeTees locaed and built under the supervision Of
the Engineers of the Board III accordance with the regulations
governing permanent Levees Contractors will
receive monthly estimates Of work done from the Engineers
un Chairman the Board will issue certca Of
amount due twenty retained guaranee until
the completion the work which certificates will be exchanged
for certificates afindebtedness be signed by the Audi
Public subject appropriation by the Lessa-
ture for the payment of the same.
Further particulars be obtained on Application 10 the
Chief Engineer, as above.
The board reserves the right Of rejecting al bids.
- n G. SNETHEN,
Secretary Of Board Of Levee Cemmissoners.
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gur1nR's PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned agents, hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate use with the buckle firmly at
tached ofthe hoop This Tie is recommended to
and planters for its simplicity and strength and the
great with which adjusted to bnlss of size
by large number of planters since 1885,
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will ne received of1ce,
r. BLEAKLEY L CO.,
a Eovdpn, S+ra,t eorrar nf TrhnunjtoulaR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

TIE BEST IB HAD.-An elderly gentleman was
travelling lately while afflicted with bad cough,
which greatly annoyed his fellow travellers, and
at last one Of them remarked, in a dspleascd
tone:
Sir, that is very bad cough OF yours"
True, sir - replied the gentleman. 8" But you
will excuse me it's the best I've got"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

~. E.Es.s gOEsGC-ao tTAEssN TONIC

several years Of successful trial boss this city and
in sle coantry At the rsques Of annbsr 81 persons
nave been benefited oy ts have concluded pre-
sent TO the public
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DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.


We're it necessary certificate after certificate could be ap
pended TO this from we'll known citizens but deem it uss
less soldby all Druggists.
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ose=zT:zan 5aoo-,SFF:E5 ,FFE5o -ooaoos-,oo an-sau==s-<c
Observation-Disclosures: =
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BUTLERIAN POETRY.

BUTLERIAN POETRY
Ben Butler was soldier brave,
4 soldier brave was he
He had for silver spoons and sich
A pRr-talty.
In Memphis Mr.. Jenkins, of Cageyille while
about entering the cars to proceed home, was
garrOted and robbed of $l40O. The affair took
place il broad daylight.
j, If you would be nothing, wait just to be some
thing.
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DE ALERs IN FOREIGN PRODUCE,
No l57 Common street between Carondeet and St Charles
streets, New Orleans
TATE a. 90.
Wholesale GRocERS Rs ,NSE ANP COMMISSION hER-
Corner New Levee Common and Fulton New Orleans
ALEX j. DYAS of the of DYas Il Co. is with us,
and will be pleased to serve his old friends and 30
T OFT, WOOD az CO.
Nv. B. LOTT, Madison Coo W, WOOD Canton, Mtss>
VVhOle.nle GrOcerE,
CoMMIss1oN ERCHANTs,
Is Common and 46 Canal streets.
Major c. C. Sebastian has charge Of sales department
MIAEII1EN 81 BRINGIER-
R. MILL1KEN-M D. BaINGIER)
Sugar Brokers
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2l Canal street New Orleans.
ri EbgEGE o. GsAsENEGs 81 CO.,
]. Q. GOODRICH, H. L. GOODRICH, Q, R, RAILEY3
HOLEsALE GROCER
GommisBlnn MerchRnB,
Nos % COMMON AND 44 CANAL sTREETs
\ w. taOsLEE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
CommisEioR Merchant,
NO. FRONT AND 8 AND 10 FULTON sTREETs,
New orlesnE
pIDVVEAA, Pa YNE 50 Co.
H BIDwELL L. @. tAYNE, JNo. N. PANE
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, AND DEALERS IN WEsTERE
PRODUCE,
RIOS. 33 and 81 Tchoupltoulas street,
New Orleans, La.
EN0ODs, PzURETr 81 Co.
B. Il. wooDs--wM R. PIOKETT-MIKE L. WOODS
D5 CoHlmercs Strees.
tCLAIK, STEWART 4 B1BB's OLD sTAEDl
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Wholesale nnd Retail arocera,
UONNIssIoN MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKERS.
RKTERENcRs:
Jursy Il aarrls II. w Farls Co.; Battle Noble Co.;
Col, }. 0, nixon and Col D B. Penn, New orlennH
THEODORE PRAH4E,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Aiquors and wines,
40 FCHoUPITeULAs STREET,
| - New orlesn.
! a III. B'zE&A, ooaM4sloN MERCHANT
Importer 0K CubR E'P0aueos
-Alao Dealer in
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MOLAssEs,
| Office, No 10 st. Louis street
EopisiAun UuoS Sugar and MolasssP always en- nan
DENTISTRY.
G0UTmERN DENTAL DEFoT--
BENZ. F. HOPPER
81 az. GharIeB street. Corner Union, Ne1
Brieanp.
a full supply Of DENTAL MATERIALS of sl kinds, co
sating part Of
Instruments Operating Chairs and Splttoous;
Teeth sold and Tin Foil; Gold Silver and PstinA Pla
Ftss; yuic0niaers; Rubber, Lnthesi
Brush Cotton and CoruuduIa Wheels;
Arkansas Stones, ETC., etc..
Ordsrn by tasil promptly executed.
Aiareas. as ahnva F4ock BOX No. 72p.
yCIEE GREAT SOUTHERN BEyERAG
GREY JACKET BIrrERs.
q Is
: Diatlned from South Herbs,
-ANp-
IS MANUFACTURED AT HOME,
BY
BARNETT 1t LYON,
Nos 81 and IS GrOYior stree
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uana Povdraa strsst. corner Of rohouptt,
EAsSMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

NV Button Tie was the first offered any
the South and been by thousands OF planters with
universal approval made valuable imorovement
the shape the button SINCE first ntroduGe6 @nd have
city facility expedition of adjustment to bales OF %
unequal sizes and orsecurty in holding is think superior
Tie Of iron over rope baling cotton
UNIVERSAL holds the bale 10 much smaller
cGmpass is applied and fastened with much more facility
both in the country pressing and the At the sea
strength not impaired by time and exposure as that OF rope
This last advantage has been srkney manifested during the
ing breaking rope which could have been preserved
iron hoops hau been used In addition to ths Y can be mr.
ent Of labor in hemp growing States has reduced the
ply hemp such prices to rule unpre
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price
the English iron nnd have made arrangements with
Messrs Chambers Lating for the sale and delivery OF my
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July7 1859
sirn January last received from press 1859 bales
OF which nhor 1000 compressed and bound with
your new safely affirm that the cotton hound
Pressas slowed better and enabled the ship TO carry
more than ou any previous voyage ,,,, 900
in better order rhan the rome bound cotton It is highly pre-
eabe for sronnd tier a? the damp srSng from ng GaaS M
that iRupnes will the rope bound confidently
and esrouiy Watched it. Soh in oedng and dischagng
'lll' ''i' ''"'s JOHN HOWARD, Master,
The rndersiened, Fire Warden and Fire Inspector
New Orleans insurance Companies are O. opinion that
Iron greater protection against loss in case OF hr
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector
le0neur IN 'ne "00'e' ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Chef Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATTING
Agents for Fassmnn's 4ron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TW1NE,
81 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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-PREPARED BY
S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,

4 EER's AsUE CURE,
-EoR zHE-
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
wAIfsaros, Jan 20, i~e
MISCELLANEOUS.

w.msaros, Jan 20 i~s
mIsCELLAsEoUs.
General Tcyry has discontinued all sgbdinirsk 10 he
Department With tbs exception of thorH Of cnnco aud
Fortress Monroe.
BY order % the officer the foosing posts have
been established and gArrisoned A. stated r.
LynchbgTg, two companies ilth 4. n Infantry
Bristol. one company lith y Infantry.
Charlottesville. one company liih z. = infantry.
Danville, one company lllh q. - infantry.
Frcderieksburg, too COMPANIES llth " :, Infantry
Petersburg -four companies l2Ih y = infantry.
BurkesyiIle, two cou'i' i'anles i7h Z infantry.
Norfolk, two ccpIpzxioa lzth q. \. iEfaniry.
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel 7. ~ Baylor rccsriiy
iered 10 report ~ tic sccrsafy of War crpanatu -
his conduct in employing discharsnd sei Sdiss q,
Ordnance Works Fortress honroe hAs teen retained
duty.
Colonel John q. Wright, u the Finy ART Ns~ 1ors
Fhcpherd RirerD has been br.votod brFsdsr EsLsfti
for oonHpicuous CALAMITY at Fetersburg
Major Ed Myers, Flfth United States Veteran Vol
unteerr commanding oHccr 81 Hsftcsy Hafrnekg hes
been brcvead Brlsadier General 10 dats frV Apf ~
1895 for Eaiantry displayed Al The battles ~ shiloh sod
Chsnocorsyills Apnl iscz Ard hay 2 Iss5. rorIosL
lively
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAzn.cTos, Jan ~ t&no
TBs Nxrrsu o. rrssIpru SoHSsov IT, ,ocur rus rKs
scr 90 A cARRiaeE sND soRsGs.
The House proceeded 10 the confederation of lhe
utous introduced ny sr sbIsck q Indiana last WOO.
day, dccisring
F.a-rhai the ccnduct of hs ExcIency, Apdrcw
johnson, IN refusing the present Of carriage aud hofset
from soms OF hts friend Ia Nsw York Wa. under The
circumsiancef eminonfly prudent coEDmc ndablf aud
patriotic aud affords valuable example 20 al othert
similarly situated and meets the unqualified spproba
ton of this Hou~e
Ssco~d-Thai A. the Of this House the prAftioe
common 0f snbordinater under the government
giving presents W ueir superior oHlcers depsndeni
dsmorniirrg "a -iis tendency. denrBcilvs 10 public
morals aud ought 70 be prohibited
Nr fARssvosrH, rep OIL moved b lay he Crit
resolution upon the table, but The question vas dscded
in the negs,ivc--I3 against 100
The tao Resolutions we're then separately asresd 20
rEt RAIL- ssraNg-rAuvys yOs LaetLs4iss fuksoss-
Nr HnI, rep.l Of Ind, offered rs.olliion wheh was
ssree 10 ust the Committee the Rales Ne lnsrueted
70 inquire into the exprd of repairing rub pro
hibhg tbe nee 20 the hail Of he Honss " Repfefenta
,ve for any other porpose than the legislative puposss
of Congress
ptrssp Tos rHs rpr.L 90 s.s, Paws
NJ JtuAS, trcp of Ind, oseFed re-Dlaton dssisrns
that IN tbe deliberate judgement ~ zoe Hov~ the
bis promps execution, v sseps ssIsy, ere inp~rssvsy
demanoed ny the people ~ The United -,sses order
thsi treason may BE- sdsenssy brsad~a w me nsaion
traitors msde rfsmoas sod ths reros u her ysms-.
~ seswtn. tsspl ef Ohio. saSs~ssss sa s@ssfmeni,
whsch NJ Jusn s<uspesf 70 ovtds for ne svtsf sshsr
~ rfvli ~ military tubonsi
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