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Odbert's Cholera Antidote.

NOR THE CURE OF CHOLERA, DIAR-
Il Thea, DyBenteEy, Flux and all summer
complaints,
e g under a new name, but has !been used
for twenty year,.
ThOusands keep 1t in their houses an the
Every bottle warranted or the money re-
For sale by c. ]. Rawling & Co, Monroe
Street; Capt a. Tomlinson, MOundsville w.
Va, and fhe Proprietor, @. a. odbeFt, end Of
Stone Bridge. anl6-lW
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For CONGRESS

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 An.
"A snounce QlEl.sfEll D. HuBRARDss Of
NOM tho 1rt CON Gional DlslFief 1iei.l
g the don Of The District Union Cow ~
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Ann1olnIjlol,IenI,' IN 1.T,Is5,.es5

Announcements for Congress-.
ME- ARE sAtlTdOfiTZEI1 Ann Ii T.
VI qneste 10 AM Gen. h s. lSoRTI5-
date 70 N PIE Mt the tiFst Cnti li1Sfs m.
tF1et Of y eGe v In the f6tt ii con-
greGs Of the United States. Z -, J saIis''i
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IAUGHLIN'S
OLDHOME BITTERS
+ Gro VIII cure Dyspepsia always! yJr.Tys
E c.Alt' VIII cure yspepslR always. l-tsE
"ll l eSse a ISsReRsSiita es aswaSs.
Old Home Bitlers
~ Old Home BitteTs
= VIII cure 5ndigest don and Nausea
q VIII cure 1ndi Iestinn and lNaufea : 4
VIII cure Indigestion and Nausea.
p9eOld Home Bitters *
Old Home BftterS
EFfss4fe1l Old Home BifteEs p ~ f,isf,i
Regulates the Stomach
-, Il tsff b Regulates the Stomach iis..-glt-y
Regulates the Stomach.
srss-s QldtHome hters - ;4l.S
1G4Lt III OldHdmk EitteIs 81 iA{5 q i
Old Home BtteFs
Eutes aeaIL9ufn and 6eadache -
- Cures Heartburn and Headache
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
Old Home Bltte8 ~
Old Home BttteFs tt1etit 4
Old Home BitteEs Z .rlt tl=' Il
Is Indispensable to every Traveller as IL at
is a certain preVenttveD fthe evil eiecfs Of
constant change OF water.
t-flssfs Z Old Home BltfaFs
Old Home Bitters
,atliilaf Old Home BItteFR
The Great Summer Remedy <
The Great SummerRe
The Great Summer Remedy
To give tone to the Stomach
10 Strengthen the Feeble
10 give n good Appetite
no 4nYtgoE9te the Invalid.
f7ss.rtiA 1tiis old Home BitterS
Old Home RitteHs e : fea#sst 800
Old Home RitteE8 4.iS 2 tla
Old Home Bittens4 ga ~
VIII Cuna DyBpepstasAf
s-.3sf 3 -F-.i WIN CElEa Weakness
VIII cure Debility
VIII cure Heartburn.
XII LAuGHLINs & BUSHFIRID. &
Sold by Dealers eHerylEheres - ~ JUS
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For Sheriff

WE WoQIn RtSpEETFuilIsY AN.
~ nn1ile5 Glle name cg Col. n. b CURTIS
~ 2 ,cql 81 iii of Ohio sonntY
g, lqcf % the ion cf TIE Union 6onV efiS
Sle fssf ANY GTEfEIsiS n
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AaaallileelaEHts.
For Sheriff.
! For SherlG

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 j AN
nqunee SAIL 3, ICc0IiI.oCIIi asca
% the dee on Of The Convention oG ihe
: 9A4 4ls shs.ttsys "a s6 ise o. q aptPtc.
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For Sale. q Splendid Farm.

NIEN MILES FROM THE CITY, ONE
il mile from the National Road. It con-
tains go acres, $50 of which is under cultiva-
ton, balance well tImbered. On It there is a
drst-clasS Dwelling House with 10 rooms,
a large Barn 40x60, with q good Stone base
House with never falling spring. and every
out house necessary for convenience.
There Is also q great abundancesof almost
every kind of Small Fruit, in addition to q
young apple orchard of $50 trees choice selec-
tom Just beginning to bear. Fences all in per
feet order, and not an acre on the tract that
6oulf not he DlOtlGhe[i.7 . ittt 1! IRVINE u
aulO-lw Real EState AGENT,
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CHOLERA SPECIFIC 4!

AM reeurnInended Ior m sorts Of cold, coughs
throat Of tnfants; athered breasts and consti-
patieIl and LIVER corlI plants generally Price
tGIs6F sliel 81 loaAtll. LIST q co., ana TIL.
I0GANr& Cos and AIcEAIN BROTHERS
iauth 5lq1aa s1K liz e..sf siii5,. tle.l.
zil1 ~ iilsf srJhasl u fH is55lsfl 90
may2lseod&W. .5alis .ssi..ss -
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"a WAR DEPARTMENT, S al. "a
s5u1ft7tqt5 iIslSIsBi Ais QEFcE, Z. =
W AsllEi. u O Aug: 70. $50.


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Aslssss aSssi r q Aug 3 70, 8 y
A N AR1f9 4IsbtCAIs BoAFn, no
.6l consist % EIevet Colonel ], h brown,
g q 9 Eieui9ii
Brew et ltpnlnt Colonial Anthony HneaF,.
sun Y, 3, - and gaYet AlaiorT Warren
~. NEST ia 81 Sofs CIV IN ne Sfil
20 eert1 mheF, next for the elihn1inAt lnnSof
candidates f1r admission into the Modieal8
AliEllsgats lsS. Is over q years q ,sles
an " by Gu ildyliltl.
l9na tllef Board should be addres6 70 the
Surgeon eeperlls y. s. Al aud mus he
aall llllll qenee and llte and plnese 81
and qua as must be l1fii sli-
eli u llg1pf lld1In1 has eseil IN the Medical
&c g ne = g y
ana tElle and place OF and te-
tinlpninl nom llie NJ Ia i6in he his
1fOni lGllIllCa Il llIis he expenses OF
persons uni the eEaElin tom g it 4
.7iieFs * sine nj Ia ms
ilsiasl creaksd y. m Acf oll -,
fgoy ed J Afl - II
IedlcaI College OF Ohio.
flI. !; 9 ssil,s IS "a
fTifE PfttstiIifIlSARY I1IJr pRs IL
J. tbs ms on ~ e1nl1.ls 1eSs Oct -.
1ldItIi {. f, = Tor Prof. i1Ils TlelEits So
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@edital.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
,{ DIR. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
8aaae. FOR FEMALEs. ~

InfaIlible in Correcting Irregularities, Remov.
ing Distractions OF the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those ahlIcttng complaints 50 peculiar
to the sex, viz: DtaTeGGuJ0 and F1fIlfiI Net
9trItdti ReGeIltiOa PEfI fII EIe Back and LOiHE,
EEeSsHlg DOIUII FEEiIIS, RLLGh Of blood 70 fhs
Head, DiEEineGS DfRnIeSS Of Sight, Green Sick
meas HedUinesS, FtIti0Iie on any SIGHT RseTtion,
P0EpttdtiOR Of he Heart, and ali the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the beRinnIngot
all other female Weakenesses,
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ONE BILL Is q DORE.

ONE PILL rs A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while In that condition lest
they invite miscarriage" after which Hds
monltiOn, the Proprietor assumes no response
billy, although their mildness would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended asa
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GransrortatialE.
BALTTMoRE& OHIO R. r. Comply
OFFTCE BAIT. & OHIO RAILROAD Co., L
WHEELING June Is 1885.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
The fOltoSine schedule on and after June
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The LeueOERhOa, or Whites.
At the same time, there Is nothing in these
pills that can do injury to life or health. IL!
the directions be StTctLy JoLIOlDed and you will
ind them to be oil they UereOTeSelLe
tiil ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
sc, 900 boxes have been Sold Within
Two Year, s-
Ten Thousand BO1es lseJlt ~ Letter, both by
myself and Agents, to all parts Of the world,
to which answers have been Eeturned, In
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
have &been known since THE SCIENCE OF
MEDICINE DAW1EED UPON THE WORLD,
ImeRemoVinR Distractions 4 ReHtOrs
ing Nature 70 Its Proper Channel,
oUIETI.ic, THE NEWS and bringing back the
"Rosy color OF Health" to the cheek or the
most delicate.
Price 81 per BOX. SIX Roxea s5.
Sold by M'CABE, KRAFT q CO., Wholesale
Druggists, IS Main street, Wheeline, General
Wholesale Agents for West Va, 70 whom all
orders must be addressed. Sold at Retail, by
REED, KRAFT eco.
Sold In 81. ClairsVille, Ohio, by
W.T.. III. j. 2fCRERING.
And by On. 8. B. SddEer, AioGndsviile, w
" VA =, Dr. =. Z. CaEE and DR.. ]. n. Boucock
Of Clarksburg, WA.
Ladies' by sending 800 to either Of the
ahoYe age1ts TO the Wheeling PoSt oGice, can car
nave the Pills sent Cconflde ntially,l by Mall
20 any part OF the country, sffse Of P3Stese.
oc2s-1yd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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nNE 9 STORY BRICK DWELLING
" House, with rooms. on the corner of an
alley fronting on Water street Centre Wheel
Also, one 3 story Brick Warehouse, on the
west side OF Market street, fronting on Mar
=. - - - N--'-N 1. IRWIN,
au9-lW Real Estate Agent.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss


Member of the Royal COLLEGE os ss,,,,o.--
LONDON, Graduate ofone OF the most ENTRY
colleges In the United States, and lie E5nsStaG
PI a.LLoI whose LIE has been spent in the NJ
RlttlS OF London, Paris, PhilRdelphIo ana
slssW mere, has effected some OF the most ~
tSOn1llng cures that were ever known. mani
GSuOle9 with ringing in the head and ear
Wllent1Aleep,great Nervousness being nInTme.1
a a sudden sounds, hashfulness, with freonsnt
oiusnlng, attended sometimes with deranpa
hehtol mind, were cured immedInteIV.
, 1866-03-20

enles 1t f2t o. Their vas little or no inquiry, brt
holder did not show any disposition 10 PRESS theIr
r,oc1s to sale, -BnIk End English Meats wezc dun
and neela1ed. Lard ruled A94e q D lowrs, with
1lgh, sales OF prime ateazn Ieai At 1St. -
There was a Armer feeling tn the market for
Dressed uors to-day. End We note hight sa1es At
51o.5@ @1oB7H-an advance Of s7Hc 8 100 MS.
HIghwinca ruled fat and nominal ut ssaaaiG?.::aa
There wcsc no fa!es reported -'-~.
,1he Flour market 1sas again Characterized with
c1t1cnc depression, and In order 10 eject ealcs.
holders would have to submit to concession Of
15Ge0c pr barrel. TIE e1lcs to-day vcrc very
light, Ut 7.a5a8.o0 for Spsing Extras; *L75Gs.7s
tor Spring md Winact. Supets, and sa45Q for IN
so1nd Extfaf.
The market for No. Spring Wheat was dali and
about NC lover. No. , Spring was IN moderate re-
qnn.t and steady There WA nothing doing IN Red
Winter or extra Bpriug. Tbs sales foot up 11e,ooo
bu, at <lA4Gt1.a5 for No. 1-x1.a5h9}L2s In
northwestern; s7Is0e 70. No. and 7sc for Re-
jectcd sprine-elosing quiet at fl.ssa for No. l..
The Corn market was dnu and fully Kc lower On
HeIeetcd. but without any chanRe On Other grader.
The transactions were light al 49h441c for No.
nd dstc fnf Rejected In etore. There vas nothing
doing IN No. i'm store OF no.t for futurr delivery
buJest md seI1e1z being 11ee apart in thefr yiews.
Oats were quiet md unchanged, with sa!es Of No.
lat z4G24e for winter receipt. and 21c for atticty
freeh No. 2.
- Rye Has dnll, neglected and entirely nominal.
Barley was dull, with Light sales BY sample at lie
delivered. a smalllpt Of Barley Malt eold 1t a2c-
Seeds were quiet with sales at Sa.8o13.00 tor
Timothy and {5.5oDa75 for Clover Seed. Fls1
Seed earce snd firm at F2esGs.75.
Salt was in eteady demand snd firm with en1es Of
1,a50 brle Rne at Ss.40 delivered.
Java Coffee declined 1c, and Porto Rico Sugar 4,
Other staples Nere unchanged. The following des-
patches were read today On Change.
New ToRS, March ".
BrradstufIs easier md inactive. PORK inact1ys at
<s6.00 Lard heavy al 1Ss1c, Whiskey steady. Gaia,
1s9A.
YAiEB.
Flour heavy at <7.301800. Wheat lower and
nominal at $1.43Gt.H. Corn heavy at 75&l &c.
Oas heavy; New. 35Sta0c; Old. 5sSo5Jc, PORK
urn al $26.U0. WAssEey quiet at s2.2S.
Later.
In the aItetnooa the market tor No. Spring
Wheat vas dul-closius WITH free felers al si.alH.
, 1866-03-20
NURSERY STOCK.
TO Nursery Men and Dealers:

The subscriber offers for sale, at poTAHIAE STA.
TtUN; On Mchisan Central Rsllsosd twenty thonsand
among which ase the following: Astzachan- Early
sTawberry, st. La: renee Graycasten, FALL Pfpp1n,
Maiden Blush, Baldwin. IsoI RusFet, Il. GseennE.
spitzenbe1B KnE, t.1.he1n SPY, stber1sn Crab etc,
etc. This Ii Will be seen. Il rare chance or "esteru
points for supplying the Western traas. This stock Is
nicely hceied and within few rods Of the railroad
er than Western Eew Yort. eod El1l oa sold 1t Intes
10 make It utCt for purchasers to examine stock
before supplying tueH5etvrs elsewhere. For further
particulars can upon or address TIC .uhsgtt5eE at
uown-tac, ti1ch. c. l.. PHELPS.
UpNpR1ac, March -, 1SL6. Qu
, 1866-03-20

The amount Of Plantation Eit1crs SOLD Ia one year
Is something startling. They would III Eso,lway slI
feet high, from the P1sk to 4h streeI. Dsakas m1au
factory Is one Of the Institutions Of View fosk 1t IL
said that Drakn painted all the rocks III thu Eastern
States with hta cabaltstlc 3. T-1sa-I-" and tnen
got the old granny legislators pas law Hpr eysot
tnc dtsdEusnE the lace Of nature" which r,yes him
monopoly. He do not know how this Is, hut We do
know the Plantation B'ttc1s sxt1 ~ no ohar artc.e
ever did, They arc used by al classes o{ the eou.
nifty, and are death on DJspepatace.latu. They are
very in11eo1a1ins Fhca la1gnd md Eaak. and great
appetizer.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By Ill drug
, 1866-03-20

Il The only phyllcsn as Specialist now III the city
that can be enttEe:Y relied npon. Go HIN. and 1ot
suffer Disease 10 remain tn your systeu,, dlsdgurin2
your face md body besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects IN ill., lie has made personal
dlsease aud nervous debility hla study for the last
twenty yeara. and 10 therefore the pesAon whom all
afflicted should consult. No oco ever heard Of pa.
ttent OF hs not b7. cured staee he has been In the
city His reputation has vouchers In al the city ps-
per hts patients aud the medical PROFESSION, 10th here
and thorough mast OF his profession. II iii Others
fai doa't deapass give Him cali. II Il only COM
mon occurrence With him to cure such cases. Ills
separate tor ladies' aad gentlemen and the
most complete in the city. Consultation. fEee,and
confidential.
omce 10. 170 South Clark street, corner Of Monroe,
halfn block ftoD the Post or1ce Post Oe1ce Boz 13I
Chicago, III. Once nours from "a. IN. to pm.
Send for hls "Gulde TO HEALTH" published taouthl7.
nee Of charge,
YorSu liES, TAXI Particular NoEzc1.-Doctc1
Bge,ow deyoses much Of hls time to the Treatment Of
those cases caused ty secret habit which ruins both
body and mind. uniting The unfortunate individual
for either business society," The SD effect OF these
ealS habits the excess Of ripper ycs.s IL to weaken
AID dehutate the constitution destroy the physical
and mental powers diminish aud enteehlc the natural
feelings, and exhaust the vitsf energies or .nAahood
the pleasures Of Life aed, the object Of marriage
frustrated and existence itself rendered term oI
uneenlng misery and rexret Such pe1sonz especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose no rims in
making immediate application. as Or. B., by bis new
treatment Is enabled to ensure speedy and pe-ma,
nent cure.
, 1866-03-20

REFnA-Received,l la.lE3 NJ: shipped, s. aol IA.
-TlmoIhS Eecd-Market quiet. Sales were 3 bags
ats 4 bags as s2aQ, 800 bags at f25; 10 haxa at
Glover Secd-Market dull. ssles were: bags at
{A15; Is hata at ks50.
..TALLDty--1seeeyed 8 ln bta; shipped es,lss q:
Market quiet. Sales were: ~ hrs Country at uc
n DO at 1G1c. PackeFs ts held 1t Ike. -.
, 1866-03-20

Dr. james,
Farmariv NJ 1.urss Y.,ek 1,o.p.,f f,rc+or, norsc
strect Nv fhte1ns InnsIan. y..fsbiIshsf II 139p
ID now and ms bren nernaoeaitr ipcaed Al IN RrI,.
dn1nh s,rsxt h.fst Stsie .r 49,. stEots ~
tp 49, -, ~ ana M FL m II stfS Gr
WEBt9fp; 'SVtHMIi II r. 80 T Tsftfty Tt irt
nisahsRH for IL snn n.s m - I'LL 81!
IL noisonssvi,tTTIs AZ" eu1 ~ %naA sef4
FEJSTEs nositiveiy rrna,e.tes nro,o t,,c kvst.u.
zr;ttna ! !, - ~ % 81 tetss ~ nteu .,
tne Ha o. @ Loolae 81 oooas. & asssn
tSsr ~ a as ~ I ~. ~ tGuse th vi 1
~ ne! won LUZ -. ~ utEt = -
spns .sneri ~ fame. ss n.nt-.I11. fnr sr,h:
H. tae saMe ~ aseu n a1s tocH & &nSapts! M wv "
orid ds ~ rssr,J hx 1nfi,s1n- - nm NV ~ ~ ~
IL X - ~ sGuie " LIZ
Tnres H. r1ciestxe at1sr,i5 VIZ sgnhj1 n1n,qg
sfS1. az Ut 1.ea d
-" utusnat eH!assoHs. 1ta uE
nt5' atssses IL ~ 2, se oask anu lol4s o.
tne o!11oes nno t4nsets1ueaIats1af u3ukoceltr var
n:seales nesular 70 !cnaIes spch as an:noIta q.
1sfe M .1ccs5isr IrsaIn as' 'ous "e
plHft &c. n1ccesSh1ilJ HTaleH.
Dr tAlnes long pracce T. New of!esna. nnd the T.
dofse1eut or the most e1n1neus medical mta and the
a@9. es2 ens ath5 snoua I'D
aat that be psom1ses.
, 1866-03-20
.SS&.TD

Remaining fot common nstocE+........&S8G,11 ,11
Stucc the road has been In ,he hands OF its prrs-
cut managers full thres 1uillloas OF ret earnings
hive been used 10 reduce it, foating debt. and in
equippue the road. This l1qpidation ha. p.aced
the Company Rhere, IN ordinary years. eaEA1nge
enough are expected TO gre the eornm.'n stock
holders an annual income equal 10 that paid by the
Michigan Central
In Cincinnati the demand for money continues
in excess Of The supply, and the msraset Is close
and rates Of interest sc1y dEm at 100 II per ceft
for good names, In thc scruiar wny, md 15l18 for
fatx paper, IN the open marker.
Lehuuge continues scatce and I'm At 5oe5Ss5
prem. buying. end 1-l0 prem. fellinR.
An important deeieton touching the liabilltylof
Telegraph Companies for the correct transmission
OF messages. wat decided few days ago in New
York By Judge Brady, In the Court VI Common
rlcas. The case Is rs fol1ows: The p}a1o'lG, Ed
ward De Rutte, Of San FrancIsco, has brpther
named Theophilus De Rutte doing bn-iness in Dor.
deau1. The latter procured from Callardcn d.
Dourdette, Of Bordeaux, order for the former to
purchase cargo Of Cahlosu1a wheat ucprepared
a Telegram ~ follows: ~Ed~ard De Rutte, San
Francl.co, bny Tor CaNarden Eoardette, bankers,
aEhip1o1d Of tsE to Efx hundred tons bite wheat,
FIRST quality. extreme limit twenty-five ,traccs the
hectoFo1ite lnndcd at Bordeaux, same conditions a.
the M0nod rontfnct. tn. DE- ltr1TE,r md en-
Closed II IN letter to 1nIee LoH710e1 OF New icE,
with INSTRUCTIONS to se1 1t to the San francisco De
Ruttc In The quickest mauncr. Lon1nler's clerk
copied the depatch and took It to the office Of the
New York, Albany and Dnfalo electromagnetic
TELEGRAPH Co. {the defndauts>, where he paid
charger <s1.5D for transmission 10 San Francisco
The deEtndant's line ex1enca from NeE York 10
Buffalo, Hhere II connects with other lines and 4
pony e1yse<1 to ram Fzaneaaeo- The 1nessase was
transmitted correctly by the defesldau..'e line. 1nd
by the connecting lines to St. Lorls. but when de-
, 1866-03-20

%Iu Hitting the kettle from the dre scslded
myselfv1J aexeteay-one hand almost to crisp, The
torture ~as nnbearable. = The Mexican Ma5-
tang Ilntrnens RELIEVED tbs pain almost immediately
Il hcsled rapidly. aud teft very ltlue Bcar
70. -'.CHAs. Fos7xR, 120 Broad at, Ph,l,d,s."
This ts mertly sample Of what tho Mnssaas LINZ
ment will do. It ia Invaluable In ali eases ofvpuad,
swenss, trrs1us. cuts, bruises, sp.sas etc. either
Npon nan OF beast:
Eewa1a Of counterffta. None Il genuine puIess
wrapped in nne engravinRs bsaying tbs sig.
nature ofG. w. Westorook, Chemist, and the prisa:e
stau Of DENIS RAEsss 4 Co., New York
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all drug.
gtsta. -.
, 1866-03-20

ArsEoos-F1se steamers wil'pty between Chicago
and MuskeCun the cnIubE 1taSon, VIZ: the !. a.
Trnexdell. Ottava. Msry Stsvart Come. and j Hsr.
be-. @'''
TUE IfEsT VEL OtI--Lhe sc6E Een, Butler
es aT f fe1H s ny UP 1. e ef ee1 ~ e. ahe i
Hant o. tne plopeT papess TIE hnEes wili andoubt-
G3e eo3 E,od M aS o. 'ne *e7son 70 'es'e po''
SAs1aAT1nS.-1ht river u now open for sone dis
ta1es aloGt East Waser st1Fet nr1dEe The schoonet
SGa Gl!i Gapt. T. =; Aloteca.H aa9 aIoppeo uom hef
Winter hbcaoFAEG uoNn tAe I1seE xuu Is now aoaulE
, 1866-03-20

The decline 10 cotton surprises one. for there ap
pears TO TIC great deal OF it still ii tha country
Train Of ntne heavy wa=ons, loaded with the staple,
rolling into town 1t Que time. would Justly such 1
page for want Of the material. The prospect Tor
large crop the present year is encouraging. FAnta-
tiou WORK Froc1ts*tS TorahIJ. aud from many neigh
btshoods highly ,iasteFing reports afe received.
the 9sntee u the adJoutn. drrtct af Carndon says
the freedmen art wpr1n. admirably In that section.
aLd he cutcra aus no fears ot fatiaIe. He believes
hewexG, that white labor would realize douhls NJ
that European ard Northern farmers settling
10 thts country would affect I Tery dcAtrahe
revolution In lts agHcultura! polley. fhey would
plen. Cotton. Bqt shey would nrst as4lgn 10 much of
1a1d Eannre ard isbos to the cuIknfe Of the sefeas
~ woic insure III .bnndsace OF provisions foE iii the
Occupants and dependents Vi The AIIn. Tntlr co.taa
THIS u uls stlf4ustalnrE. houn+n11chltg 81 ystem by
following whtrh the iaFncr must br comfortable and
3roe14 ndent. THIS IL eMphaucnlIy an as1tcuftutal
is hal Sorhe!a I'd .sr9 asy snd VIE
e1n At fabulous prices, actually supporting
tlte animals now plou-htns the sott. E1laasiio1
caused b. the late var nsy cIptan and excuse thus
mon cunBent tdnlittod 10 be a b!undcr.
KEC1tI1s AsD s1o&K Oh HASD IN VARIOUS SOUTHERN
FpKIs.
1n Memphis. On February Is. the stock OF cotton was
i@ivats sioFaee es1Eaied. LOO bales To:a, IT,
talts. against 1s6 ba!es the Last DAT Of January
Ia Savannah. the recelptg between The u end 9Th
inst were taeh and the etoct IN part on the 1;tn
Ane1achieola F1a has received loafoo bales Of cot
ton since May la1t md exported 65ak bslnss9 COO
New York. ll.!tofo Liverpool and the remainder .
reeesp.. II Mobile % lie Gu iazt.. amounted 70
4,613 6$4e4e
, 1866-03-20
DROPOSALS FOR PAVING
WESr SfAnfSnN ErREET

QYxtC1 OF TILE HoAED or fCBL1o NoEEst
ErtcAuo March II, 1sta. {
Eealed Proposals. will b. rtceleyed By the Board Of
Public Works. at their Office, until II a. Monday,
block pave1ucai West Maalsnn street. ftom !fasted
fcat1ons On Tie 1t said Office.
Said Improvement vii! Gr paid for accordin. 10 the
terms tinted In said specifications.
Proposal. muss be addressed to the 1oatJ Of Pub
ilc WerkA indorsed Proposal toT fa,inE Wsss Msd,
bond, With aufe,tes, 10 be approved By the Eoasd-
The Boart the rEht to !ect any n,d not II
TO reject Ill bids. nnd proposal Will be aesepted
un1eks the party Offering Il shall give evidence salts
factory 10 the Board that he has sha necessary skull
experience, energy ard ahllty for doing the work. Il
trustworthy, aud has sufdcteut pecuntary resources
- J. @. GIEukLE,
FRED LETT,
d. ROSE.
: Tah12.p54I0t =, Board al Public Wosky,