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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-10
Local Items.
NEW Advertisements Rule to Plead.
Bacon & Molasses by Egleston &
Co.

10 Advertisers, Orders for advertis.
ing should be handed in, by noon OF
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, to
secure insertion in the next days issue.
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Just Received.
NOTICE.


NTE are now prepared to furnish
wv Merchants and Dealers generally
with our OIL. We will sell to them at
Manufacturers prices. We are the only
parties authorized to sell in this District,
and no one can procure the Oil except
through us. We will furnish dealers with
Lamps, Burners, &c., at wholesale prices.
BACOT, RIVERS &, co.
may 5'G6-tf No. 2, Hotel Range.
NOTICE TO DISTILLERS. q
A LL.persons who have been Distil.
IN ling WITHOUT A LICENSE, will
find il to .aeir interest to confer nc an early
day with the Board of Commissioners Of
Public Baadings. This applies to these who
have been Indicted, as well as those who
have been or may be informed upon.
JAS. H.,RI0N,
Hne, seo'ty of the Board.
april 10'66--1mos
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

H AVE made arrangements with Mr..
AA j. S. PHILLIPS to continue the
their old stand, 30 BROAD Street, in
all its branches, as formerly conducted by
them, and solicit for him from their former
patrons and friends the same liberal patron
nge SO generously extended to themselves.
EDdERTON s. RICHARDS
January 90, 1866.
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LIES At AUCTION, G.5st' aal1isf
sgg .9aa 8f5&8o ta iEfi vi 347g.5at ea34
- ny
pF L ,..... .EAEip&AH 1
]. B. WALTON d DESL 0NDE.

t A T.
"wednesday, February 21sts
Three lots Tchoupitoulas street. between Natchez an
arayier Streets A fgt445F +
Three lots New Levee street between Natches and Ga
vier streets n &2ts0 f afB6@s3 2t3 sh$4 gf5 k35FE
Two four stGsy brick stores Nos lea and III Grayier .s
Twostory brick dwellings Of Tchouptoaas sad q
IA Story double tenement frame house on Celeste street.
liz s Il ha ssaa I Bsa
Sixty seven lots Of ground, in the Of the First anA
Second Districts, on near Canal street. 't8f, 64
20 as Friday. February Esd.
For succession of sd Green elegant rosewood nifsre 8
No. l73 Camp street. gsi7.s4s t.s ga8f4 fEsEt Sh
Saturday, February e4th. la ..5ssi
For succession Of Jos G. Lewis two story and attic nsna
dwelling and four lots OF ground corner OF Camp
Five cottages and thirteen lots Of ground in the square
bounded by Gravier Frere Howard and Perdido streets
One Of ground on Canal street, pet"een
. "wednesday, February ssth.
For succession James Green three story brick
ence md iva lots No 73 Camp near Julis street.
Two with improvements thereon On st ghafes steet
of Girod, former residence Of Gen. L L. tracy
t7Y. Thursday. March LIST.
The willow Bend Plantation formerly the plantation Of Mar
tin Belfort Hayde about eight miles above the city
Saturday, March Sd. /!
For succession of Dr. Thos Lawson-Fiye vacant lots
Franklin street Poydras street. 4& s'lfRs ~ 3
. ~ "wednesday, March 18th. Hilsas
Henrietta Deslonds Widow Ghastsnt ct als-A thrss
story dwelling and one story cottage Espanade near
Rampant street. aiat1H #55BH AEf HiaE 5E4EgE8E s
Saturday, March 18th. F.Agjli5s i.
For succession of Chas Gardiner twostory frame house
No 122 Pryana street. and fourteen vacant lots Of
the OF Carrollton,
: Pew in the Rev Dr.. Palmer's church.
E~ For particulars see advertisements y2l 30
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AUCTION SALES.


al ut ofce--47 Garcndelet street, Of Union.
SATURDAY., February 24th, 1896, nt liz
~ o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change, Royal street, will be sold
ONE LARGE SQUARE, OF GROUND in the Second Dis
ct Of this divided into twenty bounded By Canal
Gustomhouse Teemaehus and Genos streets designated By
the numbers to 70 inclusive plan drawn by de Young
surveyor. dated the Sth day of May 1862 81
H TERMS--Onehaf cash; onehaIf twelve months
the notes Of the purchasers their order bearing
the Of per per from date until raid
and mortgage until fnalpnyInent. 1t'9T NJ
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CUNDRIES. 80. sUNDRIES. .SUNDKIES.
Va $1,000 lbs BULK MEAT, hog round, g. ma, Flag Z
200 bbls Heavy Mess PORK, @4 4,
10 casks BACON SIDES, '.-'~''S s . $3.50
&HHf 10 LOS G. HAMS, }G tt@3 10 '5H'Fhn ]ha
i,,g4I 10 bbs Bectifed WHISKY, s.z adI Fp =lt h
100 tierces and kegs LARD, g., 5,o.tst,8 if f. n
200 bills Extra and superine FLOUR cd.
80 hhds. Choice and Fair SUGAR,
''H 100 bbls MOLa SsES and SYRUP, a qF 'h' .
500 bags Choice RICE, $3.50 gN aFIE5 4t
200 -. Prime COFFEE, .-y s.-t7 E,-- Z
100 bbs Crushed SUGAR, lis 900, a,+
e. 100 half chests Green, Black and E. B. TEA,
50 bbs PECANs, 'iF ~ s&'ats~a -F.l'7 2
200 cases and casks CLARET, le'3TrESt ~"'T
r 20 6rkins Choice Goshen BUTTER, .raslrs-
100 boxes Northern and Western G aEEsE, g
so bbs and cases COAL OIL,
so bales and rolls India BAGGIHG Va. '>' '.-.
'' 100 coils best Machine ROPE, f3 9&J ".
For sale by e,.. WEBSTER CO, l4
H. 5g% IA and rs Poydras street.
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FURNITURE,


ly&g BY MONTGOMERY - BRO, dilas
&! 4 s9i j4fhaas R. ~ MoyTGoMERx, Auctionsse
TUHRSDAY. Feb. 2s at IL O'Clock A. II.
at their Auction Mart, g Camp street, will be sold
as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Armors, Washssnds, Mahogany and Walnut Tetes sofas
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velse. and
Painting Ceokng Stoves and Utonss being the
"A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and wood ssss
Chairs etc. AZ lF Id tar Hs34sls ~
Ra- THRMs--Cash. gg
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BIZ j.. WALTON d DEsLONDE,a
.lf7-s 7 r WAITnN Anrt,onaar ~ 'Ft'


BIZ j. 3. WALTON d DESLONDE,s
l" J. B. WALTON Auctoneer. i
A." Office AZ Carondelet street, Union street.
Feb. 81, 1896, mt IL O'Clock
w M At the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal
street, will be sold ~ 4Ht@ l'1 Ut @'N F.TF'H
FOUR LOTS or GROUND. With the buildings and in,-
proyeentts thereon In the First District Of this city In the
SQUARE bounded by Tchoaptola Religious Celeste and St
James streets designated by the Nos and T. plan
by Pe Depouily civil engineers dated Jan o. 1886
Lot No forms the corner of Tchoupitoulas and Celeste
Streets and measures "a feet front Tchoupouas street. by
a depth Of 81 fest between parallel lines .laf{ 1tDE
Lots Nos and adon each other and J. and measure
20 feet street by depth Of o. feet
between parallel lines all running back to
wide opening into Celeste street.
On each OF the lots there twosory brick DWELLING with
tWostofy back buildings, cisterns, etc
Lot No 4adons the above in the rear measures SO
front Celeste street. by depth Of GA feet between
lei lines Upon this lot there onesory double tenement
frame dwelling house. containing each rooms in the main
building and two rooms IN the kitchen, cistsins, etc
balance in e notes Of the purchasers to their order pay
able at twelve MONTHS with interest from date the
per cent and special mortgage until pay
ment The buildings to bs kept constantly insured at their
value by the purchaser and the policies transferred
| vendor 4 a3a 5s5-.lG 80. T. fz5. stse s]5.5 Z
Acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, notary public at the
| expense of the purchasers 3
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NIL9E# UMce II CAf6ndefe6 Street, corner Un160.
TVEDNESDAY.tF ehrnarF IL, 1865 At II
w O'Clock It the AnctfonseIs Exchaee
Two LOTS Of GROUND, With the Baldinss and tn
bounded by Gaver Common ST Charles and Ceron
delet Streets designated By the plan By Pile
IL Deponify, civil enaas dated JAM al 1864
Lot Mel measures q feet inches street.
fset inches ne in the depth Of 70 inches
lines the side Charles street ana denf III
feet4 inches lines on the side cf Tot No q N ~
Lot No sae III feet inches rbnt aravfer street
81 feet inches line in The depth 81 feet inches
lines the side Of lot No q and depth Of 10 inches
lines the side next to Earondeiet street s 3@
The improvements these Is consist thoss WY H.
sable onrstory BRICK ST0RES Fos l6a and IN Grayier
street. with cast iron fronts for the first stories baconss
front Of stories The stores viii be sold snet %
the terms of the present leases until October next
n- TEgMsGne half cash in B s. Treasury noes: die III
in tile Of the purchasers their rder eys
months bearing interest at the rate of per per annn
from date, and special mortgage until final payment Ye
ment and the policies 70 betransrred 10 the vendor
expense Of the purchaser. HF7
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PRODUCE, WINES, ETC.

p. ! PRODUCE, WINES, ETC. a :.
3 JIM DAlE3
'f 500 cases OYSTERS, n and 2 lbs. M
.W" 800 :. FRUITS, in Juice
.,-. .. 400. :. Fresh VEGETABLES, assorted
. $50 :" SALMON, HOLSTERS and CLANS;
200 a. gBordsns Condensed MILK Il G. gan
q "| 80 - EGG NoGG "Boerman's ~
+a5.G $50 :. LEMON SYRUP -
.gs sG& 100 :. Assorted ~. E. '+'' - '4
Z .s $50 - PORT WINE; s+ft
$50 - SHERRY WINE; "a III f"st es9a
100 :. Madeira WINE; es,J,- # goI j.
z Mo souroon ~, WHISKY Ism = ~ ,,Nlf l.I
,mooa cIeaRs lA .9 lIH1 o,av',, va wE fs- N
On consignment and for sale by l4s#sHa4 ,t'
-uAt4 r14t al,4 s. WOLFF,
t.- -.4T l..u. .-.. - II Tchoupitoulas ttreet.
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THOMAS HINE d CO.'S KRANDIEs,
TO ARRIVE PER ATLANTIC, IN BOND IL d
5quarters and 10 octaves PALE-lS64
;. and 10 :. PALE-ls62.
.r.Ht.. and 9. a PALE-ls5a " -t' ' r.
For sale by rs Wy.i5 |n...y4L II E.s55-L =y4
.s s.a5 n J. RIVIERE 4 CO.,
-t- ur7 ,.,,t -,5f ,.. 'o ana u common street.
agctt ,o,,z,'.r,-,,,u,,. -,yj 5.,..
rav 500 - - W I'D .., .
etg Vida. de x Harmony's sherries'
1 ~ 10 quarter casks VINO DE PAsTo Ia, 75 s.!-.
vi u7 Is TOPAZ
rs.Ds 20 20 = u ,1ai1 snor,.r,
.'.5f 80 ;. =. H.Ggs7 -eaelar1. .u f4f
For sale by ,a5g, ,l ,.,t-yt.ta ....rI4
AZ Ggt ,..... ..-- J. RIvIERE & CO.,
-....., ''0 '.. "'j1+ 70 and p Common street
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Special Notice persons having
claims against the steamer Martin, will please present
the for payaent previous 23d ns the boat
will at that time leave for Yazoo river and wnot return to
this port ..,.t,,tg H. Il CkAfsIEh, cierk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21

NEW LEvEE AND TcHoUPIToULAs STREET BE-
tween ravier street and Natchez Alley the site Of
| t Foger d Co.'s Hardware Store and Warehouses. d,
BY j. ID. WALTON q DEsI.ONDE,, n
| .yrE .=s.. Et.a j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer H.,
| ,45. - Office, AZ Carondeet street.
o'clock NJ At lie Merchants and Aus.isnssrs hxeanss
slx aofs Of GROUND in the square bounded by New
eyee rayer and Tchoupitouas streets and Matches Alley
ss pia y Pile psp9a
nes and
saS es H %s aas'
a dsht q ass ae
Nh lo.s NO. sass tie re
5ons on New Leveo street and measures Vet
S sss
sn @ nss On the oiasr SIDE line et inches
ons on Te ds street,
the Inc Ssess s s s0a
lines and oa feet inches and lines more or less on the
This property for manE hs o site + G ~ the s
desirable Of any property that thriving and advantageous
business lecslity III. AJAX IN d l. Treasury notes the
balance IN Tie notes Of the their order
pe Ct anS
Acts Of sale before A Masureau notary public, at the ex
COTTON CoTIoN
20 by NELLIGAN e. Won zINKEN. !,
| 9t ~gH JAMES Michigan, Auctioneer. ssitfsA
xxEpsEspAYo Eeb iss M rs aSask
w ahe Crescent Auction Mart Liz Grayier and " Union
| street. will be Sold
| 55ss' n EsI5.t41 10 bales Cotton. asa tzSJi5 t5 Il
sD-TERMs-cAsh IN Y, $ Treasury notes --..-....
| PORT AND MADEIRA WINES, OF DIRECT IMPoR
| tation.
BY ID. Il. AIORPHY, ~
| .a@ 1s ;AucroNEER-ohice. II Magazine street
/ XNEDNEsDAY, February 81, 1866, at IL
w o'clock M in store No n Magazine street. withou
reserve, will be Sold - fss 6.s5T#fg,f 7fiEl
4 "'e =" q casks s ss,. ivy, Wine
Warranted OF direct importation, M =. To- .- ss.. ....
NyATRRAs-Cash- r''' WV = "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21

Having completed Increased arrange
ents for sales Auction and Commission of Cotton
Sugar. Molasses Dry Goods Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats
Caps Cutlery Furniture Poduce Real Estate Stocks and
other descriptions Merchandise and thankful for the liberal
patronage past prepared to give increased fa
ces future for the of all business ntrusted
to 2 @7- I'LL '' '+.-~
We particularly attention of Importers Jobbers and
Dealers Dry Clothing the central location of
saesroo especially devoted that branch of business
We secured the services of Mr. H. Marks of thirty
years. experience in that line Of merchandise whow devote
his whole attention to the same. IGs.-r ,.
iberaI advances made consignments ..... ,....
Respectfully, -
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Steamers Eeauing Ghis Guy.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N. o. CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

--SpeciaI Notice-The Regular Tuesday
ouachita packet ALABAMA having been detained from
leaving yesterdayher regular dayshe will positively leave
yening, at D. O'clock for all points high as Alabama
ing The Alabama WILL in future, leave regularly every
4esday Evening ats so ~"
gGasio g.J.iA. STEVENSON Agent, '@ 'te
Ercnf stpo
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CT. CHARLES THEATEK-sT CHARLES ST
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY q, 1866 "
q Farewell of &r2E9 Z T&8EIT 'beE
- Mr.. j. Fl. Hackett, .. fs,,..-
who will appear as a'staf, in the
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR ''
After which Mr. Hacket in compliance with the desire Of
merous PARTIES will perform Monsieur Maet the exilet
General Napoleon in the dramatic sketch called the
T" '8 PosTOFTCE MISTAKE. q" -
evening and the following three nights only, the
great spectacle Of the Fountain of Beauty in the
h. IAN LAKE OF GOLD. "a
FRIDAY EvENING-Beneft of Mrs. aud Miss Salisbury.
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R. NJ MONTGOMERY Auc.ioneer. ,,

-G1oulsiana Lodge No. 10S, A. #. d. A. NJ,
holds regular Communications in Grand Lodge Hail. St.
Charles street. north nearest Canal street, every THURS
DAY EVENING, at o'clock.
orF1cERs-w. O. Driver, W NJ; a. T Hays, s. W. Jno.
a. New, ]. W; g. W. sizer, Treasurer; Arthur Waugh,
Secretary W. s. MITCHELL s. p. Ed Harris, j. D. E. J.
Kursheedt NJ Co. G. F. Krull R. G. Hutchinson, Stewards
Thos Rogers Chaplain G. W Garvn, Tyler.
special Notice-AM persons wanting In
formation regard to prisoners of who died at Camp
Douglas, Ill, will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 496 Chicago, Ill.
-Gen. q, R. Ruckner, of II is here
by announced partner in this house III. ... .l..
A. r.. HARLOW ]. PHELPS co.
New Orleans Dec. 2, 1866 ="
-Cauti0n-Parties Having the Celebrated
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines, hereby cautioned
against placing hands of inexperienced for
the purpose having them repaired The only place in this
city where the Wheeler Wilson Machine be properly
paired and all the late added is at the agency
ofthe company Ice Canal street. 8"
,giG,sig, B ri a, PECK BROTHERS, Agents.
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Special NotIce-The steamer Nick Long
worth will take Freight and Passengers for Black and Ouacha
high Alabama Landing and for all Landings on
Bayou dArbonne Bayou Bartholomew at the lowest
river leaves punctualy at O'Clock sATUR
DAY. clerk the Levee head of Graver street,
receiving freight. ,..-u. HlTE MURDOCH,
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II YCEUM HALL.....l....L YCEUM HALL.
.Pf .aIG. s-5F @ t-
This fine in the City Hall has been etunished and Is
now excellent Applications hire the same for lee
may made in person. or writing to the
Undersigned 1& D. v. tALhooN'
r5t Librarian P. s. Library No ~ City Hall.
yT,ORIAN, MACRAE 81 Co.
R T. TORIAN, W. s. MACRAE late Of Memphis; G. W.
- MACRaE, late Porter Il Macrae. MemphisD ,4r
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and Commission
E@a ,.... Merchants, r. .sr4a,,. 3 .a.
.-.@ 63 CARoEDELET STREET, s.
Ha .g.r New Orleans
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- Coigate's Honey soap-This celebrated
Toilet Soap, in such universal demand is made from the
choicest materials Is mild and enoiient in its nature fra
GRAVITY scented and extremely beneficial its action upon the
skin sale BY nil druggists and fancy goods dealers
City National Kank-Nevv Orleans, Feb.
H. irregular meeting Of the Board of Directors Of
this bank, N. r. N. ROBINSON unanimously elected
Cashier. .s..@l@ G. W. COCHRAN, President
special Notfce-If Mrs. Julia Thomp son,
employed in 1858 house keeper ouachita river in New
Orleans abe viii please call Messrs. Williams, Nixon Co
No. As Union sreet " f-'- '" '' t'
- Home Mutual Insurance Company,
New Orleans Feb AT election for officers Of this
Company held the 9TH inst the following gentlemen
James II. Wheeler, President
81" Alfred Moulton, Vice President
~, Samuel Sumner, Secretary.
~ q TRUSTEES ELECTED DEC. 4, 1866 .. -.r
E K Converse, s-., a. Moulton, .,...-
B. P. Ethel, A. H. May,
Robert Hare. @'.t' r%"r D. McCoard
Jas E. Isenhour "a John 7. Moore
A. G Kennea, Nt.s - John G. Rogers, -F
J. H. Ludwigsen, W. c. Tompkins.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21

NEW AND IMPORTANT BUSINESS.
II cord of pitch pine wood there is produced by
Of distiatien g5 securely Is gallons spirits
Alcohol bbls. Pitch Ron, Dbl Tar 5000 tee Gas and
50 bushels Charcoal We challenge and invite the inyesga
ton Of chemists and practical men. =" t'
If statement ia true then We present to capitalists
well of moderate means, greater centage OF
profit their subscription than before offered
TO the Southern public We and will produce as above
| and even excel it with the fat-pine Of Louisiana
''f T. JEFF. HALL,
IS Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21

SUNDKHEs FOK SALE.
1000 bbls. Extra and Superfne FLOUR,
200 :. CORN MEAL. Geo..
II 80 :, Choice White BEANS
20 ..r,y.. Dried APPLES.
100 bbls. Old Bourbon WHISKY,
200 bbls. Mess PORK
lOO =. Prime Mess PORK.
10 casks Clear SIDES tsoe's.)
10 tierces Sugar Cured HAMS, Roes) IT. ~
200 rolls India BAGGING.
200 coils Machine ROPE. 81 l... t-....a Ed. - .
so bales GUNNY BAGS
5000 BUREAUS, a bushels.) - ' pre-
5000 GUNNY BAGS, Second hand) So g -..,t
90 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
gtl5 chests TEAS, tassorted) ~ g. 90 ..-.
10 pigs LEAD. ETHEL THOMAS,
F9 SOD Hi'a" W. los Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-21

VERY SUPERIOR REAL ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT
Gray1er street, near CarondeIe street. In
St. Charles Hotel. ., 5sta u II .3' Ets4 g7 "
f4 RY n n WALTON ~ nERTOEnr
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-A PLANTATION SITUATED IN VIII
hnson county, mississippi; containing $50 800 acres
cleared land of good quality and plows for
sale. Apply 10 JOHN L. LEE CO.,
E'EE{l4AES @@{ ,IEe Ht%E& a az stra
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30

EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY AUCTION
ToDAY.--Messrs. j. 3. Walton & Deslonde, auc-
toneers, will sell to-day at the Merchants and
Auetioneers' Exchange, another list of valuable
and very desirable property, which should arrest
the attention of those DESTROYS of investing in real
estate ongwhch is that splendid estate forty
miles above the city, in the parish of StsJohn the
Baptist known as the Belle Point plantation.
This place has never been overfowed, aud is
esteemed one of the most productive and profit
able plantations in Louisiana.
The city real estate offered embraces dwellings
cottages, stores and building lots in attractive
localities in the FIRST, Second, Third and Fourth
Districts of the city.
For particulars we refer the reader to the col
umn of to-day's sales.
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MARRIED.:

On Saturday January 18Th 1906 by the Rev T. Markham
at the residence Barnes thebrides father, Mr. JOHN
w TwIFoRD, Of vicksburg, to Mrs, KATE 4. HOFFMAN,
of this city.
On Saturday January 9Th 1866 the residence o. and
by the Rev W. Scney Assistant Rector Of Chris'S Church.
FRANK PURSER to MISS MARY J. KELLEY, all Of this
city.
First Presbyterian Church. Friday, January 10,
1866 by the Rev Dr. NJ Palmer, Mr.. MILTON A. PECK
Miss ELLEN s. COLLINS, youngest daughter of John K
Collins, all of this city.
pyyMobie Ala Augusta Ga. Philadelphia and New York
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ID 4 IL ID :

Al o'clock A. January 20 1866, JOHN DUNCAN aged
year IL months and days, of a. Wallace Hunter and
Eliza G. WhttenoIe.
will be buried from the residence Of his parents No. $50
Charles between Clio and Erate Streets THIS Tuesday)
MORNING, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
In this city, Friday January 10Th 1866 Dr. MICHAEL
CREAGH Russell, who born in the county of Limerick,
Ireland the 9Th day of April 1896 and had consequently
completed his fDrieh The funeral
performed at Catholic church
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-30
Meeting of the Southern Press
A a

By authority of the Constitution of Southern Pess Asso-
ciaon and at the request of Of the thereof
hereby meeting of said Association held at
MONTGOMERY, ALA on WEDNESDAY, Feb 18th, 1896,
10 receive the of the officers consider the
already taken and be aen advance tas
interests OF the Press and make the annual
required by the Constitution.
Propeors of newspapers published In the States Of Virginia.
North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama
Mississippi and Louisiana, who may have
the Association cordially invited attend Perpetrators Of
Newspapers in Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee where an
organization of ths Press has been recently oaed FOR
in part of the territory formerly within Anso-
citation also invited to be there being nothing
character aims to conc. with their interests and
views.
full attendance is requested subjects Of great interest
to the members and plans of Importance the future nds-
pendence and prosperity the Southern Press will be pre-
sented for consideration.
W. G. CLARK,
President OF Southern Press Association.
AYA Jan
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RICHMOND EXAMINER Elsewhere will he found
an advertisement setting forth the claims which
the Richmond Examiner has upon the confidence
and support of the Southern people, We need
only add that those claims are well founded, and
that the performances of the paper come fully up
to its promises. will be observed that, to make
the paper still more attractive and valuable, the
veteran correspondent lion, familiar for twenty
years with public men ard matters, at Washing
tonis under engagement to furnish the Exami-
.ner with a daily letter. The Examiner. is ably
edited by Ill. r. Pollard, Esq.