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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-13
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,

WI Az ESSAY OF WAINiNG ANp INSTRUCTION
For YouNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prematurelv PROSTATE the Vital Powers
with sure means of relief Sent Free Of Charge,
in sealed letter envelopes. iddress DIR. j. Skill
LIN liouGIroS, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa
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TATE OF vERMONT-Di.trict Of

CTATE OF VERMONT-District of
~ Addison, -.
The rebate Court for the District Of Addison.
10 all persons inter- s'cd in the estate Of
JOHN ESTY,
late OF Leicester, In SAID district, deceased.
Greeting:
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear lcfore said Prohstr
Court, at the Probate Office in Niddlebury IN sid
district, Monday the I'd day ofJuly. A. ID. 1886,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause,
il any you have, why the last account Of L. u.
Jenny, administrator of the estate Of said d'cras-
ed, should not he allowed and such order and
decree made as may he necessary to close said es-
tate.
Datru Mt said Middlebury, this 18th day Of June,
A. ID. 1866.
11;3w CALVIN q TI1DEN, Judge.
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y ILLIARDS.-1he undersigned are
- now prepared to furnish Billiard Tables,
with their Improved Patent Cushions. New and
secondhand Tables constantly on hand. Also, all
articles connected with the business.
kAvASAGu & DECKER, 235 Canal Street, n. Y.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1866-05-26
The discipline Of the Army OF
the Potomac.

We take the following from Wm'
Swinton's History of the Army OF the fo-
tomac:
often heard Gen. Meade say, "there
co,fld have been no Grant; for the army
made no essential improvement under
anv of his successors" 1t was common
throughout the war to ascribe high de-
aree Of discipline to the Confederate
army-even higher than that of. the Ar
INV Of the Potomac. But the revelations
of the actual condition OF that army since
The close of the war do not@justify this
assertion. On the contrary, they show
that the discipline of the Army of North
ern Virginia was never equal to that of
the Army of the Potomac, though in fire
and elan it was superior. II could al
ways rely on my army" said Gen Lee, at
tbe time he surrendered its remnant at
Appomatfox Court House-'I could al
ways rely on my army for fighting; but
its discipline WAS poor" At the time OF
the Maryland invasion. lee lost above
twenty five thousand men from his effec-
tive strength by struggling, and he ex-
claimed with tears, My army is ruined
BY struggling" Nothing could better
illustrate the high state of discipline of
the Army OF the Potomac than its conduct
in such retreats as that on the Peniiisu a
and in the Pope campaign, and in such
incessaat fighting as the Rapidan cam
paign of 1864.
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For Sale at Private Sale.

49, A SMALL PLANTATION,
Ea:u Situated nn the border of the Town
OF OpeIouSas, con'aining about 80 acres Of
iand. The improvements CONSIST of good
and spacious dwelling house, Kitchen corn
crib carriage house. servants rooms, llne
vegetable garden, orchard, all well orua-
men'ed with shrubs and evergreens
= For the condiious, Which viii be advan
tageous to the purchaser, and other par
tlculars, applyto
} A ANDRUS. on the promises.
Opelou>as January p, lSG6-33.
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Special Notice.
TvOR the better information of parties who
I have had. or at present have captured or
abandoned property. l dem it necessary to
unn:. an ahstrac, of the law embodied in the
regulations:
'ARTIcLH H. Paragraph I. Abandoned pro-
merry Is thar which has been nr may H.. deserted
by the nwn.rs. nr when the lawful owner thereof
shall b. voluntarily absent therrtlom and "nga
g4d either in arms otherwise, i'll aiding or Ell
eouragins the rebellion"
w. F.. MCLEAN,
assistant Speiat Agent. 7 d.
October 25il. 1865. 20-tf.
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w A young lady, being asked by a po-
nsacian which party she was most in favor
oi replied that she preferred q wedding
party.
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Metropolitan Record

n + w 0 r X VI CATOR.
JUN MULLAL1, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Office 44R Rrooraa s4raa4
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a v-Ioe.-.'pa," said an interesting
juvenile the other day, to his indulgent
ss.fe--Pa, Z haven't | got a veto Us well AS
the PRESIDENT"
No, my child"
Yes, Ihave pa, my fifth toe is a V-toe,
= reckon.''
Take that child to his 1nother.he's
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Gen.s Washington and Gen. Butler
Zen. Washington was first in war, first
% peace and first in the hearts of luis
countrymen.'
Gen. Butler was
Beast in war, Beast in peace and first
y Che pockets of his countrymenl
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Estate Of Raphael J. Smith, ST..
Meeting Of Creditors.
DISTRICT COt-RT

Parish Of SAINT Eandyy. }No. s457.
"A Meeting OF the Creditors of the Es-
IA. tate of Raphael j. Smith, Sr., late Of
the Parish OF st. Landry, deceased. will
be holden before Onez;me A. Guidry ESQ
Recorder, at his office, in the Town of O.
pelonsas, on the Both day of May 1866. at
l0 O'Clock Ill the morning, for the purpose
OF devlslng and determining what dispoI
sition shall be made OF the property be-
longing to said succession.
L. V. CHACHERE,
Clerk Of said Court
Opelousas, April 2Sth. 1866.
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DENTISTRY.
MARC HOLLIER,

Painter Glazier and Paper-Hanger,
HAVING located Ii mself permanently at OPP
elousas. offers his services TO the public in
the above branches His charges will be mode.
rate, and he will be exact and assiduous in the
discharge of his duties March 81.
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PlERE & CARRIERE.

warding House, Steamboat Agents,
ASHiNGTON. La
NESSRS. PlTRE & CARRIERE hereby
vi inform their friends and the public that
tl~y have resumed their former line of business.
aud that they are prepared to receive and forward
the produce and merchandise entrusted to their
care. They hope that their long experience in
business will be an assurance of satisfaction for
those who would honor them will. their conf
dtnce. (August ; S-,f.
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Shelf Hardware.
y. A. RsOrlgRafOHl.

~ ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
" and direct Importer of Wines, Brandies.
C"rdials, &c. Ne 20, Cont street, between
Charter and old Leyee ltreets,
Set. 80 New-Orleans
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NEW YORK WIND ATOR,
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Office 448 Broome Street.
TNHE RECORD AND VlNDlCATOR is pub
II iS'ltd once week, ard contains eighty col
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rn,'!'"' and '!n,Swrrving exponent of State Rights
and is lntxihy oppse1 to the anti. Democratic
policy of consolidation Brlirviug that Popular
Frred'm in this Republic is drprudrnt uucn
State Sovereignty, it is at war with all dpsootc
enrroachmrnts Oh The rights of the p-ople II
shall never cease to advucate the supr. macy of
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In the future as in the past the Record will be
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il true that REGENT events. brought about by a
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Temporary revolution; bnt the principles of
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lessons and TEACHINGS of the gr..at statesmen who
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by the total "verthr.w of popular freedom and
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Gated than that which as erts that "Guvplnmrnt
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Office Asst. Special Agent,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

lREAOCRl DEFh Ill VI ENI, !
Washington, La Octuhcr 10Th, 1865
T PURSUANT to authority vested in me by
i sthe Hon. O. Fl Bnrbrilge. Supervising Sps-
clai Agent. Treasury Department. the uridersign-
ed hereby assum S the supervise m of collecting
captrrd and abandnurd 60. OF and oth-r property
bronging to he govrram@lf OF the Cutrd States
within til" Parishes of s.: Landry Avoyrll.s aud
Poite Conpee III the State Of Louisiana
II AL persons found eInbezziing the Gov
erhmrut property under p,~trnce of being sub
agents. Will be arrested and dealt with rs the
circumstances i'll rac: case may justify; and
whilst the Undersigned will not interfere with the
shipment If private nfnperty within the said
Parishes. it is announced that persons engaged
in the traffic of the aforementioned class of pro-
perry either by purchase sale, are presumed to
know the same to be private property; an if
found attempting to embrzz'r Government pro-
perty. will be prosecuted as f.!ons
III. Persons havmg in charge captured or aban-
doned property will he held rrsp"sIble for its de.
livery to the undersigned. or the value of the
same i'll money CT otiit property. the Valuation to
be at the rates If the New Orleans market and
p-r>on> who have had p"ss rss!,n Of such p-npprtv
will rpumt at once to " hnm tie same was drv-
eted the place to wi ich the same was shipped,
upon what vessel and 10 whom consigned.
" Liberal compensation will BE- paid to per-
sons having iri charge captured Or abandoned
properly. npon their torwarding the same t. this
office and all c.!ntractS relating to such property
within the Parishes named must be made dl-
,ectly with the undersigned.
w. F. MCLEAN,
Asst Special d!gent, Treasury Department
Office J" the building Head Qnat~rs Com
maudrr of this Post 20-tf
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Notice.
THE PUBLIC is hereby informed that
Il any order for lumber win be inme-
diately filled at my Saw-Mill, near Grand
Coteau, at moderate prices.
CHARLES RICHARD.
April 14th, 1866. 44-tf.
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Washington March 10, 1866. 81

Lumber Lumber
HE undersigned informs his friends
u and the public that he has required his
Saw-miIl on Bayou Ccurtabeau, res: Bar
rvs Landing, and that he is now ready to
ill all orders for lumber that may be ad-
dressed TO him.
The capacity of his mill and the guam.
tity of logs which he can now dispose Of
will allow him saw wood of any dimension
that may be required.
CHARLES CLOSE.
St. Landry, Nov II, 1865. 22tf
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DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.

CORNER Camp q COMMoN NUeets, m Tie
Spacious and Elegant "Sto,y
BHiA'ng," Ner Orleans.
IT'S constantly i, session under able Professors.
4 1t wa, founded in ls:'2, and is chartered by
,i,+. STATE. Its for,ner students NAV be found as
Prin .pals or ok-Kerp-rs. in large portion of
the old hnns's Of this city. aud over th" Southern
Ps.nmaushiu. Mathematics. English french az
Spanish business edura.inn, that enables nne
To earn $2l 20 nr $1,000 annually, is th' best fi'r
time parents can give ihrir snns. Ladies aud
Gentlemen are invited to call City healthy
RUFUS DOLBEAR. President.
New Orleans. February 81. 1866 SLY
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,NTLLIAM DORSEY,
RU g 6 l S I,
MART1NsBuRG, " EST VIRGINIA,

.eeps on hand, and offers TO all who are in
want. at fair prices, the following:
A full assortment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, YE-STUFFS,
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RAZORS OF THE FINEST MAKES,
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IND customers generally can have
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tnd all orders as
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Us if they were present. We therefore invite
all to give us a call.
Sept q, 1865.
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SEPTEMBER LIST, 1866, and will close
JUNE 20, 1867.

This School is situated in Jefferson county,
West Virginia two and half miles from
Charlestown.
The course of instruction in this school is
such as thoroughly to prepare youths for the
University Of Virginia
TERMS: For Board and Tuition $4,000
per session Of ten months. payable hali-yeafiS,
in advance
For furtherinfermation and references. apply
to the undersigned, GlIARLEST0NN Y. Eff
PERSON cot My. WEST Va
j. S. BLACKBURN.
References:
Rev. G W ANDREWS, shepherdstown,
West Virginia.
Rev. c. L. Amn1rFl charlestown West
Virginia
]. ". Il. Pollock, Cumberland, Md.
July 5, 1866 pms
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Y l. a y NJ O \ T
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fer Boys will commence
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SALE!

Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court i"
Berkeley county, at its May Term last, in til
case of George W. Bender, Bender &c, til
undersigned, Special Commissioner. thereb
appointed will offer for sale, at public auction
before the Court House door in the Town
Hartinsburg, on
SATURDAY, 25th day of AUGUST, 1s6
the following property, viz A Tract of Ian
in Berkeley county,
CONTAINING Is! ACRES,
more or less adjoining Barney Sebert, Marti'
Pitzer and David Ramsburg being the sam
allotted to the wife of George w. Bender, il
the division of the lands of Jacob Pitzer. dec G
TERMS: One quarter in hand and the bal
ance in 6, u and Is month with interest fron
the day of sale-the purchaser executing bond
with good personal security for the deferred pay
ments EDMUND PENDLETON,
July y, 1856 Special Commissioner.
NNEsT VIRGINIA: At Rules he'll
w in the Clerks Office of Berkeley count.
ON the Sd day Of July, 1866.
Leopard, Us Catharine Leopard A. leopard
G. Leopard, ]. Leopard, Nancy Ambreuse
Margaret bowman, John H. Points, and Mary
his wife
The object Of this suit is to obtain sale off,
certain house and seven acres af land, belong
ing 10 Catbar ne Leopard adjoining lands
Jacob French and others in said county. ana
also AZ acres Of unimpfoved land lying on tn
Williamspert road in said county, and apply tn
proceeds thereof for the benefit Of said Catha
rine Leopard, and it appearing on affidavit
fled in this suit, that the said defendant Adam
Leopard, Jacob Leopard. George Leopard
md Nancy Ambrouse. are not residents Of thi
tate, they are hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication Of this
Order. and de What IS necessary To protect
Their interests in this matter. Il IS further
ortlered, that copy hereof be published one
a week, for four successive weeks, in any
newspaper in the said county, and posted Al
the front door of the Court House thereof, on
the first Monday after the date Of this Order.
Teste, E. 5. TRONEL. CLERK.
July u 1866 Pendleten q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-11

VAN AMBURGH Co.'S MENAGERIE.-On We'd
nesday next Ottawa is to be visited by the great
geological collection of Van Amburgh Co., said
to be the largest and most complete exhibition
of living wild animals that has ever visited this
state The firm of Van Amburgh 4 Co. have for
nearly half century enjoyed the highest repu-
tation as Menagerie proprietors, and this season
they bring an entirely new collection of rare
beasts and birds, which is said to sutpass in all
respects anything that they have hitherto offer
ed to the public, comprising great number Of
exceedingly species that can be found in no
other exhibition including several Varieties of
the animal kingdom never before seen on this
side of the Atlantic. Among the most notewor-
thy geological curiosities that are to be seen in
Van Auburgh < Co.'S menagcric may be men
toned the only living Giraffe. that has been
brought "a this country for years a magnificent
pair OF royal Bengal tigers; Poonah bears from
UiEdostan an Abyssinian lbeX; Rhamapoor
BloodhounIs used for tiger hunting in India ;
an Asiatic nylghau, the first one exhibited Tor
forty wears; spotted axis deer from the river
Ganges; an hamadryas orion slayer; Japanese
swine white peacocks black swans, and others
of equal interest that will be entirely new o the
great mass of the public. II is only once in Sc
vcral years that opportunity is afforded oil
viewing a really good collection Of wild animals
and the instructive tendency Of such an exib-
ton no one viii question The highly pleasing
performances BY trained animals will add to the
interest Of the exhibition both afternoon and eve
ming while the grand entree Of the Caravan int o
the city on Wednesday morning will be spec
tacle well worth witnessing.
Van Amburgh Co. will also exhibit at Earl
/ Vile on Tuesday, and at Morris Thursday
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NoRE NEW BrILDlEGs.-Ground has been
broken, We are happy 10 observe, by Messrs
HOES * LELAND, on the corner Of La SALE d
Madison streets, where they propose immeli-
a.cIy to erect n Gae brick building, covering
III. whole lot, which Is 10 by l20 feet. We
also learn that the contract has been let FOX
the erection Of two handsome Hrick stores on
the "Fielling' lots, occupied before the FIRE
Is NJ. John Hoban and VIII Gould. These
buildings completed, ,he whole ''Lurnt district
on the ives; side Of tn, square Will be covered
with handsome, substantial nj w brick and
stone business buillinSs, except single 10,
Of some g. feet front, belonging to the estate
Of l. y. Cavalry, deed.
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BUECLAEY-On Wednesday evening Of
this week the room occupied by Nessrs. W.
Carey and T. Chapman, over the Express
office. as a sleeping room. was entered by
burglars, and five or six dollars belonging to
Nr. C., were taken from a private drawer
TIE thieves were evidently posted in one
porticular. The night before MIR. Carey had
in his room large sum OF money, and the
thieves evidently hnew it and supposed it
was there still. The amount Of the theft is
go small that PROBABLY no serious efforts will
be made for the arrest of Ike burglars, al
though. as several similar cases have occurred
in town within a few weeks, it is hoped the
police viii move il the matter and bring TIE
gnilty pa les to punishment.
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O. Il A N ID
EXCURSION TO PEORIA

The Railroad Excursion to Peoria, under the
direction of the Ladies of the NJ. E. Church, viii
take place on
Thursday, August 10th, 1866.
The profits of the excursion to so TOWARDS FUR
nishing the new Church including the Organ.
Fare for the Trip, $500 only!
\ FINE BRASS BAND will accompany the
Excursion.
Let every body get rcadyto go. The citizens
of Peoria are making grand preparations for our
reception; it will be delightful ride through
the Bureau Valley and along the bank of the
Illinois river.
FIRST Excursion to Peoria from this place.
Handbills will be out soon, and tickets will be
for sale next at Seneca, Marseiiies, Ottawa, Uti-
ca, La Sale and Peru.
Bay your tickets early, so that ample accom-
modations may be provided for all. We shall
have large crowd
Reinember-only 81 90 to Peoria and return
Arrangements have been made in Peoria Tor
the accommodation of all hands, as Will be seen
by extracts from letters below.
uurrai, for Peoria say the old folks and the
Young FOLKS. We go for new place and beau
tiful city like Peoria; and we are going to have
a rood time, for the Ladies Of the u. l.. Church
never fail.
STEAMBOATS, will be on hand to give every
one who desires it u sail ON the beautiful Peoria
Lake.
Extract from a letter from the editor of the
Peoria "Transcript:"
..You can have a good hall here should your
party conclude to visit Peoria, and can una Sc
veral groves adjacent TO the city all OF winch no