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THE MODE OF OPERATION

THE MODE OF OPERATION
Is simple and fair. The artitfes are nnm-
bered from | up to 100000 consisting VI
Pianos, Melodeons, Sewing Maciines, Gold
and Silver Watches, etc., 100000 noticsa
numbered from to 100000 are printed and
put into sealed envelopes and we'll mixed,
and one OF thess is taken oui and semi TO the.
person sending us 2s cofits, and the article
or goods corresponding with Tho number on
the notice will be sent to the holder Of ths
same Immediately III he desires to purchase
the article.) on tho receipt of One DoIlax
and Fifty Cents. For instances: II the
Number oil the notice sent to you should be
500, and Piano. or Dinfond Set or Cole
Watch should be numbered 500 it will be
sent to you for 3 30, and so on for every arS.
.ticlo on our list OF 100000 articles.
rs cents must be ssnt to pay expense ot
postage, correspondence, ETC., on each ss-
tice. e. A'S
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lp@~Tha Democracy made gains every
vhsrs at the recent spring elections,
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e6s~Gs to the Tahleau Eatertainme mt
next Thursday and Friday nights
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Somethin New !

TsHE public are invited q call e J:
PHOTOGRAPHY, over. Hnnna's News and
Periodical Store, and exailine some Of hig
fne specimens. He has lately fitted and
fur aished his rooms in the latest style, ard
il now ready 10 execateaii kinds of Pictures
at tho shortest notice, He asks . libeeAi
share Of patronage Gaf,, 81, fs,gY s.@'.s
Cndiz, May =, IsGS-iyr. f,.s5s.l",
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ROAD TAX NOTICE.

AUUI TUX s OFFICE, HAR., UO., U9l
q. - - CADIZ, March 18th, 1866. q
Notice is he.eby given, that the Commits
slonersof Harrison County, Ohio, at their
March session, A. ID. 1866. levied tax OF
four-tenths of one mill on each dollar valu
ati"n of all the taxable property within said
County, for road purposes.
Said lax may be discharged by labor on
the public roads, at the rate of ono dollar
perday, under the direction of the Super
visor of the several road districts, on or be-
fore the first day of October next.
Tn: Township Clerks, are also hereby no.
titled that the Supervisors shall notify per-
SONS in their respective road districts OF the
amount of road tax assessed against them,
on or before the Isl h day of August next.
w. II. Mccoy, Auditor.
March %, lS86-5t. -
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TabIcau and Dramatic Entertain

Thsrs win be > grand Tablesu and Dra-
matte Entertainment given 10 the Presby-
terian Church, CadiE, next 7hlvsddy and
Frfiey GREETINGS b. the older scholars and
friends Of the Prssbyterisn Sabbath School.
The proceeds Of the entertainment viii be
devoted to the benefit ofthe Sabbath School.
We promise aIl who attend rich treat: the
performances are truly good, and everybody
should make it convenient to attend. The
object is worthy one. and deserves encOur-
agemsnt from all who favor the Sabbath
School cause.
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Notice 10 Curuenters

AUDITORS OFFICE HARRISON Co., o.
Cadiz April Bud 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until II NJ, Monday 2srd day OF April,
1895, for building Coal House and Priyy
souIbined. Dimensions II bv "a H., hight
of Story 10 feet, plan and specifications may
be seen at this office.
By order Of Commissioners.
w. II. Mccoy, Auditor.
A Ipes
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Tenth Quarterly Report

ar the FIRST NATIONAL. BANK of
" Cadiz, Ohio, showing its condition OH
the morning Of the first Monday Of April,
1865.
RESOURCES.
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KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
EVERY living being has in his system
IMPURITIES. a''3
Wheu these Ere within their natural limits.
oar health Is g,od but when they are n az
cess, peins, colds, rheumatism, Eout debn-
ity constituencies, diarrhea, dysentery. cry
sipslas; tSc., &C., atitict us. What we have
TO do to reeouer our health il 10 take out
from the BOWELS AND THE CIRCJLA-
TloN the excrss Of impurities. This done,
health follows Of neceFsity. .l..., l'
alra % l,HATDETHS FILLS
are the only medicine that can do this with
entire safety to all tile organs of Che body.
.. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BRAN
DRETIiS PILLS RS their only remedy for
periods df from thirty to fifty years, and
whose average health is excellent. They
have also cured themselves, when sick, by
using these ..rt.... II, it
INNOCENT AND ISFAtiLtBLE PILLS.
Principle Office, Brandretlt Bhildlng, New
York. s... ...r.i.-'.. +'t
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Harrison National Bank of
a G2G6Z ....

Harrison National I'D a K of
Gadiz. ..... ..
ENHIRD Quarterly Report Of "Thc IIar-
Il rison ational Bank OF Cadix" Mon
day, April End, 1868.
RES0U RCEa. -"
Loans and Discounts .afll7,T6o,2t retaA ,
Y. $. t5erttrities vn hand 27S00. !$145, ,562, %
U. s. 81 Bonds Deposited with us.
Treasurer to sectire circulation ,3l00, coo 90
Specie andsLegal tender Notes :
on haud .....""....."... OBJ, 90
Other l'hfik Notes on hand BIZ 90
Due from Hai1ks and Bsnkers...... 3l,755,76
laxca pald 1T3,43
Expenses 72l %
s~ Gf G, ea5BPft $500, 9o5, 80
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ....... SI00, 900 90
Circulation sc, COO %
Dae DepoSitcrs .......... Sa3, 3,549,0 on ~
Due Banks and Ba okcas 26, +34 Al 119, ,9S3 ~
Earnings". ...--..... ii ,0l2, Ia
$500. .995, SO
l do sdlenlulv swear that the above state
mont is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. y n ,A as. =.
nj. ]. BROWN, Cash.
Sworn and Subscribed to before ME this
End day OF April 1855.
.s ANON LENNON, Notary Public.
April llth- 1883, t1.l ~ -
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1hMHaH &-l' 90 Jf5lt1 H0t "a N
.Gg12 TEdd GfI9M ~ III 49,
Ssai ,lSwa1 ,,f8F 4 Myl
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T'l,c Articles cdtsssss'of

Pianos, aIeiodcons, Music Boxes, Gold
and Silver Watches, Vest Chains, Gold
Watch Keys. Gents Breast Pima, Ladies
Gold and Silver Sets, Watches, &c, tiold
Crosses, Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Necklaces
Ear Rings Sleeve Buttons Plain and ChsAed
Rings, Masonic Pins, Diamond Sets, Ssta
Tea and IshlsSpoons, Miniature. Loekas.
Photographic Albums, Stationery, Books,
and a thousand o, har artieles, too onutnsroe@
to mention. rt--s 1t&r.T irs5r avs
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.'niirS 'oo@onmY ,soigstlA Is4gsq
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MBERI
te7s Is not Alcoholic, contains no Ran or Whisky,
d cannot make Drunkards, but is the Best
Tonic in the World
READ WHO SAYS so.

READ WHO SAYS SO.
.
ssy. ". d. seigfried, Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church, philadelphia
I'll hsve recently been laboring under the dis
,cts Of Indigestion, accompanied by q prestraton
Gus system. Numerous remedies were recon-
friends, and some Of them tested, but without
Hooaand's German Bittsrs were recommended
no had tried them, and whose favorable mention
era induced me to try them. must confess that
-ersion to Patent Medicines from the Thousand
Jack Bitters,n whose only aim seems to be to
stened and drugged liquor upon the community
y, and the tendencS'bf which, l fear, is to make
1rmed drunkard. Upon learning that yours was
cinaI preparation, took it with happy effect. Its
My upon the stomach, but upon the nervous sys-
npi and gratifying. I feel that have derived
manent benefit from the use of few bottles.
cry respectfully, yours,
W.D. sEIGFRIED, 254 shackamaxon st.
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I'm. Smith, formerly Pastor Of the Yineentown
4 Millville IN, ~ Baptist Ohurches.l
lin my family number of bottles of your Hoof-
iBitters, have to say that regard them as an
ieine, specially adapted to remove the diseases
amended for. They strengthen and invigorate
ID dsbilitated and are useful in disorders of the
lpetie, etc. have also recommended them to
fiends, who have tried them, and found them
ell in the restoration of health.
Yours truly,
4,SMITH, s66 Hutchinson ST., Philadelphia.
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S. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,

Corner Liberty and Ersto streets.
NEW AND GREAT EPOCH IN MEDI-
IA CINE.-Dr Maggiel is the founder of Medcs
System The quantarens whose vast internal doses enee
the stomach and parayze the bowels must give precedence
TO the health and appetite with from oneto
two Of his extraordinary Pills. and the most vrulent
sores with his wonderful and alheaing Salye
These great specifics of the Doctors t supercedng
all the sereoyped Dorums of the day Extraordinary
by Magge Pills Save have opened the eyes of the pub
lie the neciency of the so called remedies of Others and
upon which people have long bndy depended Magges
Pills the class that swallowed by the dozen and
which every box full taken absolute necessity for
another One Of Maggiels Pills suffice place the
bowels in perfect order tone the stomach appetite
and render the spirits light and buoyant There gripping,
and reaction in the form of constipation If the liver is
affected functions restored and if the system
feeble it ia nvigorated This last quality makes the Med
cnes very desirable for the of delicate Ulcer
and eupye diseases literally extinguhed by the
hecant power of Maggiss salve Ia fact is here an.
nOunced that
MaggieEa Bilious, DIspeptIe ana Diarrhea
FILLS
Cure where ali others fail While for Burns, seads, Chill
bans, Cuts and all abra8ons of the skin Magges Saye is
lnabe Sold by Maggiel, IL Pine street. New York. an
| auDruggsts, at rs cents per box.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31

ey. z. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
we'd decided benefit from the use of Hoofand's
rs, and feel it my privilege to recommend them
able tonic, to all who are suffering from general
9m diseases arising from arrangement Of the
Yours truly, L. D. FENDALIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31

". D. Merrige, Pastor Of the Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
AMY respectable recommendations given to DIR.
irman Bitters, I was induced to give them a
lsing several bottles, found them to be a good
sbility, and most excellent tonic for the
D. MERRIGE.
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Tg7uOpaAa u, BoDLEx q co.,

ygNmOREAa B. RODLEX 81 co.
NO, PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. l2s aRAvIER STREET, NEW oRLEANs.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Gross Cut Mill and Malsy sawu; Corn Mills; VIII
Mills and Betting Apparatus; Skating Puies and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Agcultu ra
Implements.
We keep constantly On hand full supply Of E-
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and MISCELLANEOUS the well known factors
of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive Founes and machine
St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Plttsburg through
which we are prepared any class of machinery
on most favorable TERMS deliver anywhere north OF New
| Orleans free of freight THos B. BoDLkY 4 90
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Jseph q. Kenpard, PASTOR Of the Tenth

sy. Jseph H. Kehnard, Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist church,
frequntly requested to connect my name with
Is Of dterent kinds of medicines, but regarding
as out my appropriate sphere, / have in all
|; but With clear proof in various instances,
rly in ~ own family, of the useinlAeBs Of u.
Fnsn Filters, depart for once from my usual
ressmy III conviction that, for general debility
and especially for Liver 0omplai it is sats
preparatic. In come cases it fail, but
ubt not, Twill be ysfs beneficial those who
.ahoYe causs.
Yors, very respectfully,
], a. KENiARD, Eighth St, below Coates.
December 2, 1864. -
erman, Of the errnan Reformed Church, Kutz.
county, Pa, W. cured Of Dyspepsia of twenty
u.
-
ler, editor of the uIturIst, No. % North Sixth
lphia, says this Bisrs was recommended to hin
iriend' and six btles cured him Of cOmplett
The nervous system
Brown, D. D., editt of the Encyclopedia Q
aoWlsdge and ohristn Chronicle, Philadel
WINTER D, D., Pastor RoxbOrough Baptil
sck' Pastor of the Baph Church, Pemberto1
" OF the North Baptiathurch, philadelphia
s'Of OF the Baptist Ghurs Chester, Pa.
3ulbn eNOresa in he -
IN Of this Bitters
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL, ~
-WTH-
"Lane'H Patent Set and Feed Works.

1--WE respectfully call attention to our IMPROVED
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. some of the particu
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
lstThe instantaneous and unerrngy certain setn Of the
log by the attending the Saw with single motion Of the
hand under device at simple effective and In no
wise subject breakage log Of whatever
LENGTH being set at both and the same instant OF
time by the Sawyer above stated and unerrtng uni
oty in the thickness Of the plank throughout insured
2dThe saving secured not only in the number Of hands
employed about the mill but saving Of that which is Of
importance towit in the working time of the mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when it is stated that In the
setting time usually required by other mills We are able to
ruu back 'set, and cnt another plank Thus are
nte part by the fact that the Saw is al
most asingly engaged the runback time excepted in
work from the moment the stock in place until ID
entirely conyertedinto lumberl .
3d-The peculiar arrangement Of the Feed Works, y
whereby the Slip and wear and ear always incident 70
the usual belt arrangement is avoided and in lieu Btan
taneOus sarting' and "stOppingn untalingy effected
4The substantial and perfect proportions Of the Mill to-
gether with its combinations OF Stee Saw Mandfe Babb
Metal f0iling and SelfAdusting Boxes the frequent
casron supports the carriage for the log and the unusual
beauty Of finish the other features which pacu
larry characterize Mill and which for it the un
| ing admiration of the practical.
Mill all required and all that asked in any instance
to insure preference, namely An examination before pur
chase elsewhere u
WINTER & CO,
General Commission Merchants No. Broadway York
rem FLAMES PATENT SET WORKS. apple
| with facility TO Mills Of other patterns: -
Agents for the above MIL
1 No. 63 CaFOpdelet street.
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1eware Of Counterfeit,
signature s1a Of 90. NJ. JAoEoNn is on the
S S,S druggist not have The acle, do not be
i. ,uo intoxicating proparationthat may be
'lSs' out send to us, and weyilI forward,
Al OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
''n street. PhiladeIphi, Penn,
JONES y EVANS,
''of' to G. N. JACKSON q co.
PRoPRIRToRs.
SS'''' and Dealers in evev .oS in til,
BARNES, WARD & CO
cen Orleans, AgstG
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GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
~ Nj. MILLER d CO. j
Manufacturer of STEAM REFINED CANDIES, importer
of WINES, BRANDY, PRESERVED FRUITS, CIGARS
and all descriptions of FIREWORKS,
AND
Agent for the Los Angeles, CAL, Wines,
50 and q New Levea street. corner Of Matches.
NO. 81 GRAv1ER sTEEET-
We h9ze sons constantly on hand ans assortment OF
BRANDIEs.
And Fancy Groeeriess
"n''A We 'A's ''' 'A'' at '0"'s' HiFE MURDOCH
Az q AzACMURBO,
IMPORTERS,
Wholesale and Retain
-DBALRRs n-
Fine Wines Liquors, LEte.s
No. ii UNION STREET
U EDI@ d DARGMROM,
10. LEDIa, H. DAMMRoN1
| Wholesale GrOeers and Dealers in General
Provisions Cigars Tobacco
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.,
No. 81 PoYDRAs STREET, NEAR NEW LEVER.
| '~ New Orleans -6s
EDWARD OONERX,
wHoLEsALE GROCER,
COmmfsslOA and Forwarding Merchant
AND DEALER IN
WESTERN PRoDg0E FoREIsN and oMEsTIC WINES
| LIQUORS ETC., ETC.
OoRsAR ooHMoE AED FRoEE szREEEs. NEW oELsAzs La
EORCHEIAEER BROTHERs,
Wholesale GRooRRs
.-# AND .
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic EAquerS
for Apnla ahrrN
"a TCHoUPTToULAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS
TsAACgON. sEExAs d co.,
i (ALF. q. ISAACs0N-HENRY o. sEIXAR
Wholesale Deaersin
STAPLE AND FANCY ooERIEs,
AND
Importers OF Fine Wines and Liquors,
66 COMMON STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana
T A. BLAFFER d co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. Massey
Agents for Massey Collins Co.'s
, PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTE r
!, Ale, Porter and Cider,
By the Cssk Barrel or Both,
BoTTL1NG HOUSE % AND % BIENvLLE STREET
Wholesale Depot. sc New Levee street,
New Orleans, La.
~ Shipping orders promptly attendedtO.
|
DENTISTRY.
DR. j. II. MAGEE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
No. Is DauphIne Street,
Between Canal and CustOmhouse New Orleans.
We COUTHEKN DENTAL DEPOT
"a BENZ. F. HOPPER
&S 81. Charles street, New Orleans
N A full supply Of DENTAL MATERIALS Of all kinds CO
sistingin part Of
Instruments Operating Chairs and spittoons
Teeth; Gold and Tin Foil; Gold, Silver sne latina PlS
Files; YulcanEsrs Rubber Lathesi
for Brush Cotton and Corundun Wheels;
Arkansas Stones, ETC., etc.,
Orders by mail promptly executed
Address, as above Lock Box No 721
Il DC3,.Ix7sT REwOVA
The Offices of the STATE TREASURER, AUDITOR
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS and STATE sUPERINTENDE
OF PUBLIC EDUCATION, have been removed to the
" end aoVr Of the ApGtiQReF Exchange, Me- ROya s
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cRAKsPEARE ERON FOUNDRY,
| . 20s Girod street, New orssn
goHN aEDDEs-Jos. A sHAKsPEARE-s. swooP
Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Geo.
Iron and Brass Founders and Machins manufacture
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Msenlnss
Mil and Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Store Fronts. Columns
| Sash weights, etc. Blacksmith Work of oil kinds
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INTERMITTENT FEvERs,
DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Priee-sI per Bottle.

Were necessary certificate after certificate could be ap
pended this from well known citizens, but deem
less. Sold by ali Druggists,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-01
Toadyism.

The sycophancy of some Of the Washington
newspaper writer's, is absolutely nauseating.-
The receptions by the public men and their
" ladies 1--WE never hear Of aires now-a-
days)-are described as particularly charming.
Mrs. Shocks was dressed with great taste, and
was very graceful and condescendiug, and dis
pensed her hospitality with wonderful profu-
sion. None but the elite were in attendance,
as matter Of course.
But late writer has discovered something
still more wonderful and worthy of admiration.
Gen. Grant rides about town in one-horSe
buggy, Just like any other mani The top Of
his buggy was turned down, and he sat in the
carriage alone, smoking segar of course,)
with as little concern as if assassins were never
known. He is quite horse-jocky, and doesu
allow any team to pass him on the road-if he
can help it. Think of Wellington, or Napole-
on, or our own Gen. Scott, even, appearing on
the street in a buggy, and driving his own
horse And yet Gen. Grant has commanded
larger armies, fought more battles, won more
victories, and captured more cannon than ell
Their of themp'
If Jenkins should see many more such sights
in Washington, he'll certainly die in fit OF adj
miratiOn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-01
Col. Wheeler.

We commend to the studied attention of
those military men, who, during our late I'M
happy war, " clothed with a little brief author
ity" played such high fantastic tricks " as to
suffuse with the blush of shame the cheeks of
every brave and humane subordinate. the man
ly and soldier-ike response Of Col. Wheeler,
Commandant of the District, to note address
ed to him by the citizens of Newbern, N. c.,
asking his sanction of a Musical Entertainment
for the benefit of Mrs General jackson. Col
W. promptly replied;
"The United States military authorities can
never object to a charitable action. All SOL
diers owe a tribute to gallantry and honor
1t is presumed that every officer of the COM
mand will esteem it privilege to bepermitted
to engage with you in the assistance of lady
whose husband was so respected and honored. .
1t is the noble and the brave alone whose
hearts ever beat in unison with sentiments of
virtue and true benevolence; and although Col.
W. is an utter stranger to us, we hesitate not
to pronounce him high-minded and honora-
bic gentleman, and brave and patriotic SOL
der. Happy for every country, if its defend
ers are the Just, the generous and brave-in
whose hands the interests of humanity, aud the
liberties of free people may ever safely be
entrusted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-01
Military Rule.

Contrary to the genius of our Government,
the civil authority of the country is now subor-
dinate to the military power.
The Legislature Of Virginia recently passed
law providing for the punishment of va
grants, defining as such call persons who, not
having the wherewith to support their families,
live idly, and refuse to work for the usual and
common wages given to other laborers in the
like work, in the place where they then are. y
Such persons were to be hired out for the best
wages that could be procured.
Gen. Terry, the military commander at
Richmond, has issued general order, suspen-
ding the operation of this law, on the ground
that the freedmen" may be affected by it, al
though it makes no distinction as to race or col
or. The Wing SAYS it is taken substantially
from a law passed by the Virginia Legislature
in 1880. lirhen there were no freedmen, with
an addition from the vagrant act of Pennsyl-
wanna. where friends of the freedmen'') much
abound. The pith of the General Order is in
these words
1T is, therefore, ordered that no magistrate,
civil officer. or other person, shalt in any way
or manner, apply or attempt to ,aPpii y the pro
visions Of said statute to any colored person IN
this department"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-01
Extensive Sales.

The advantages of advertising were fully ex-
emplifed by the large number of persons in at
tendance at the sale of Mr. ESROM SLIFER, on
Monday last Mr. S. advertised in the Z" Free
Press, "-enumerating largely what was to be
sold and, in addition, had large bills printed
at this Office, in the well-displayed manner in
which we execute work of that description
The result of thus publicly making known
what would be exposed to buyers, attracted,
perhaps, the largest number of persons ever in
attendance upon any sale in this county, and
consequently, liberal prices obtained for every
thing.
Mr.. Siier had, for the occasion, bountiful
supply Of the creature comforts.
The Government Sale at Harper's Ferry on
Tuesday and Wednesday, was, also, very nu-
merouSly attended by persons from all the ad-
accent comties-another evidence of the bene-
fits of "a liberal application of printers ink.
Other sales are advertised soon to take place.
to which we direct attention.