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HOUSE. &c, AND SAW-MlLL

upon it, being, also, in Berkeley. Its, chiefly
in Timber, which is represented to be good
pine-and is situated on Brush creek, ad
joining the lands of Paul Fay lor, McGowen, Nc
TERMs: An amount of the purchase
money in hand sufficient to pay expenses q
sale and commission, and all other incidental
and proper charges, and the debt provided Fol
interest from February 5 1853, subject to a
further credit Of SIS r. February II, 1885, and n
debt OF $5asl, with interest from March !, 1851
and the balance OF the purchasemon ii any,
in six and twelve months, With interest from
the day o.. sale the purchaser conveying the
nronerty bv iruStDe IL secure the same.
p sFNWffND pTNnF+EToN
.ul, ~ ais special ''lilntl>s'a,er.
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4 III PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate OF John p. Walters,
deceased, viii nreseut the same to the Adj
ministrator for settlement, and all persons in
debted to the said estate will settle the same
without delay. b. CUSH We,
July 10, 1866 Administrator.
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" lli'd so many present
oespite the morning rain and threaten.
ing clouds. It was not until near Is
O'Clock, that the breaking clouds gave
promise of fair weather, when the as.
semblage gathered around the stand and
the knights, in handsome costume. and
mounted on spirited chargers, were
drawn up in line in front of the stand
erected for the speaker. The following
is list of the officers who conducted
and the Knights who participated in
the fitting:
Chief Marshal-Capt. Ed. Hoffman.
assistant Narshol-Collen Thornhnre,
Judges-G. r. Lyle, Peter Custer and
John +. Cunningham.
KNIGHTS.
Berkeley-Charles Prather.
Sunny South-Jacob Lewis.
pdlley-William S. Miller.
E0rest-Stephen Cunningham.
Mo'u1tain Of Hepsidana-D. T. Horner.
my La'ads-Washington Linton.
Irdnh0e-FrancisS Stanley,
44rde,1-Edward Horner.
Qudher GHore-George d. Pitzer
The Speaker for the occasion, Luther
M. Shaffer, Esq, of this place, addressed
the Knights in an eloquent and peril :
nent manner, doing credit to himself
and the occasion. Upon the conclusion
OF the charge, they wheeled intocoIumn,
rode to the track, and the contest began
IN spirited manner. The ground was
muddy and slippery, but notwithstand-
ing the most excellent horsemanship
was displayed. After many trials of
skill, the " Knight of Quaker Groveo
was declared the victor; Knight of the
Mountain of Hepsidam," entitled to
the second honor; Knight of :" Berke-
ley" the third, and Knight of the
u Forest" fourth.
Knight Of the "Quaker Grove" led
forward Miss Ella Rose Turner, of JEFF
ferson, when Luther NJ. Shaffer, ESQ.,.
who officiated at the coronation cere-
monies, wreathing her fair brow with
the emblem o. royalty, proclaimed Ter
Queen of Love and Beauty.
Knight of the Mountains of Hepsi-
dam," selected Miss Mary Saurbier, first
Maid of Honor, Knight of Berkeley"
selected Miss J. p. Custer, as second
Maid of Honor, and Knight of the
Forest selected Miss Lizzie Rentch as
third Maid of Honor.
The coronation ceremonies over, an
hour was given for dinner. After all
had paftaken of the abundance which
had been provided by the liberality of
the people of the vicinity, the musicians
took their places, a lively air was struck
up, and youth and beauty mingled in the
dance, and all went merry as a mar
riage bell" The festivities We're kept
up until near five O'Clock, and were then
only closed by the near approach of Il
storm.
The tournament in all its appoint
ments was entirely satisfactory, and
those having charge of its management.
deserve all praise. Nothing was want
ing that could conduce to the pleasure
and comfort of the assemblage, and en-
joyment seemed to reign supreme.
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IA! is2

T-MoORE-1n Baltimore, on
The 18th inst, By Rev. Dr. Smith, Of the
Central Church, Saratoga Street Mr.. r. c.
Burkhart, Druggist of shepherdstown, and
Miss Sue w. Moore, of Charlestown.
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THE NEW ERA.
1ocAI, AND MISCELLANEOUS,
Ru;lrO0d@ Trains.


..aJ and Departure Of the Mail Trains
Afr'ssf, t;,,sburg, East and Vest, Baltimore
+ Ohio r. r.
NAIL TRAIN WEST ARRIVES AT
u.rtinsburg, 2 Is p. NJ.
q leave, 80
Wan, TRAIN EAST ARRIVES AT
Martinsburg, 10 - A. M.
..,, ou1 Departure of the Express Trains
A " "v1rtinsburg, East and Vest, Baltimore
+ Ohio R. r.
CYPRESS TRAIN WEST ARRIVES AT
Martinsburg 40 a. NJ.
leave, | so g
EXPRESS TRAIN EAST ARRIVES AT
uartinsburg. . 30 A. NJ.
leave, . sc q
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Nm. y. HAMMOND, son of DR.. A. c.
Hammond, of this county, received the
Degree of 4. NJ. at Columbia College,
Washington, D. c., at its recent com-
mencement. Mr.. Hammond graduated
with distinguished honors, receiving
three medals, the largest number award
ed t1any graduating student.
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IS HEAD OF HOGS,


2 four-horse Wagons, two-horse Wagon, l
Cart, Buggy, Carriage, set of Blacksmith
Farming Utensils, consisting of Wheat Fan,
Cutting Box Barshear, Double and Single
Wagon and Plough Harness; Household Fur
nturc consisting Of Tables, Chairs, Bed
steads, Beds, Bedding and Stoves, Crockery,
together with many other articles not neces-
sary to enumerate
TERMS OF SALE: \ credit Of SIX months
will be given upon all sums Of $50 and up
wards, by the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security all amounts under 10 will be
required in cash. upon delivery of the prop
erty the bonds to bear interest from date
but if paid at maturity the interest will be re
mtted.
Gsg@The Wheat will be sold for cash
g. CUSH WA,
Administrator of John 2. Walters, decd
July 10, 1866.
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Flattery is a sort of bad money. to
winch our vanity gives currency.
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- f'yE,S.

LEAGUE.-On the 18th OF june, at Smith
field, Jefferson county, Mrs. Hannah League,
aged 50 years.
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Special Commissioners CHice,
Martinsbay, Jaty -, 1866.
NOT ICE.

The parties to the above suit hereby
notified thar / will attend at my Office at the
Court House, in NJ rtinsburg, on saturday the
18th day of August next, for the purpose OF
carrying the above order into effect, at which
time and place they will produce before me
such evidence, and other matters as may be re-
auired, and which will enable me to make such
report as the Court may require in these causes.
s. GARARD,
Special Commissioner.
T. renaieton, ior conlpiainants.
July -, 1866 It.
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IHE present prospects for a heavy
corn crop are highly fattering.
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lI0iIs.

III for the West closes at u p NJ
M n'il far Hagerstown at p. NJ
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,


The undersigned special commissioner, under
an order of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county, made at the March Term, 1866, in the
ease of Virginia Sprinkle Us. Zacharia Sprin-
kle will offer for sale, at public auction, before
the Court House door in the town of Martins
burg, Berkeley county, West Virginia,
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1866,
at l o clock, P. NJ, a tract of land containing
about
542 A @ r E s.
in the said County of Berkeley, $50 acres of
which is good
T Z M i e r L A N D
so or 60 acres bottom land, 70 acres slate and
the balance limestone, all of which is we'll
fenced, and in good state of cultivation. The
buildings are one TENANT HOUSE, one
pw LARGE MANSION HOUSE. 9
Barns, Smith-Shop, Cider Press, &C., 2 Or
chards of good fruit trees. There are also on
said farm
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SEPTEMBER i. 1866

80 much of the Tract or LIMP conveyed
bv said Deed rs is situate in SAID County o.
Berkeley the residue lying IN Frederick
The Tract is " est Of ts,e North Mountain.
About two-thirds Of said land, it is estimated
lies in Berkeley county-the
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
YsN r L S T + e S S \ Il L

Bv virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed by
William Dehauen and wife, dated February
5, 1858, and Of record in the former co;nty
Court Of Berkeley. the undersigned, sabsti-
tuted Trustee in said Deed, VIII expose 10 sale,
If nlblic auction, before the Court House
door in the Town Of Martinshnrg, on
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WORTHY TRIBUTE.-Th Spirit Of
JdaSoh, in noticing the decease of Capt.
james w. Gray, pays the following
tribute to his worth and integrity. 1t
says:
y pure and good man has departed,
N the demise of Capt. j. w. Gray, OF
Berkeley county, Va He was a ripe
scholar, an active politician, and as pure,
upright and honest man as ever llVeu IN
the county Of Berkeley. He filled many
places of position in the county; arr.
always with honor to himself and salts
iaeetoh 10 constituency who idolized
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Z. CXINCERY.

These Causes are referred gencfally 10 Sea-
man Garare, Special Commissioner to take
such further accounts rs may enable the Court
TO dispose Of the funds arising, OF to arise here
after, from sales, collections, nc and Ia settle
ohe accounts oil the Trustees, Cushwa and
Rces, and the receivers in this case, and to as
certain what debts have been paid, and what
remain unpaid, with then ptioritics, and the
condition of their assets, u audit any other
debts under former orders IN this cause, to
certain the condition Of the Western lands,
and how the proceeds of the san e when sold
are to be apportoned and whether the said
Daniel y. Rees. trustee, has sold any Of said
lands, and To settle his account It's trustee OF
said lands, stating whether safes d said I'D
could not BE made more advantage ,uslv ut
private sale, and Whether said cniel u, E,cs
nath given bond and seenr',, t. rsvsa. he ,'l.s-
c"eds of said sales, lad If SO, whether such
ecnrity Is now good and sufficient, and fur
ther III matters as Will enable the Court in
ne absence of the papers in this cause, sup
p 'sed to be lost, 70 svlnstato the cause rs it
TODD when the last Decree and Report Were
made, the said Commissioner being hereby d.
.ectud 10 exaHiaic any OF the parties on oath,
..Ad making such special statements as he may
Ue Required giving notice OF the time aud
place Of taking said accounts. Sc, by publ
cation once Il week. ior four successive weeks,
in some newspaper printed in the town of Mar
tnsbuyg, which shall be equivalent 70 personal
service OF such notice upon the parties or any
Of them. True copy-Iest:
j. CANitY. G. G. e.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.: In
~ the Circuit Court of Berkeley county
March Term, 1856.
AMOS Payne, and others, plaintiffs, as. David
Il. Rees and others, defendants.
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1.\il, PRICE,, COME AGAIN =
~ Another 10. of Ladies Congress NaiterS
n = ~ !. I:sir Come errlv e
.'uls - Ilel ~ = Nh =,
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Il OOK AT THIS II wish to purchase
IL FIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS OF
WHEAT, for which the highest market price
will be paid Also, w DOE.
July 49, .S66 G, M. SHARPER.
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NF,ATHERS! F'EAIH ERS live
Il have a fine lot of Feathers in sacks, con-
tanning 10, Is. 70 and 40 lbs. each,
july 49, {. NJ. SHAFfEh~
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&1OM N ISIDNE Frs SALE.

In pursuance ofa De.arce Of the Circuit
Pendleton Executors, as. Park, Sc, at the
May Term, leso6, the undersigned Special
Commissioner, will offer for sale at publieauc-
IN
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H,aloNDAYz 3D. oesEPrEMBER next

1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock and +. OF
the same day. before the front door OF the
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Unhtalls Internal Revenue /!
coNa COLL norroN DISTRICT,

coNR COLI. EoTION DISTRICT,
STATE on IoufstAEA. il
Comfy tie Parishes Of East Baton
Wsss baton Rougc, East FEE
ia, West zgeiicfana, posnte
go Ibefviilc. -. Landry, NJ.
"" 70. sfasy's, Lafayette, Yer.
sCaieasisu, Hapidss, Avoy-
eHatchitochss, sabine, AS
sum
PURsu,o ,hs ,,.v,.,ons =, =, Act n
oopRfssssd IAN Act TO Provide internal
nevehue Aort the Government, and 10 Pay
, NV" oPubllc DEBIT approved July LIST,
io'1, anu esntasssi Notes Is hereby given
W VII persgae % pay duties or taxes undsr
es'' aoss HDistrict, that have received q
.o''ee''op ~ los asd taxes, assessed ~ the
ASSESSOR OF striet, whieh havs.bs6ome due
and payabie.
The taxes In In th,a Tia, 49,. nno, p,sts
Sa,.'.ses' s3illlard Tables, Piano Fortea
'o,a "s'o"esses, and upon Incomes.
~ anaefs'hll III attend personally to ths
.soe'pt u Sata taxes &c, from ths 10th o
Does"psf' ie9sns 10th Of January, 1866.
aa'iy, seuhdeystsd, j 1t my ofiiee At Bstor
Rouge. 3S's
All persons w,l, psyisct 10 nav IA ms n,
~y Depuss' 'oss and tAxss assessed upot
sasRi, "itp'a shs above specified. will b.
co'ns iiao's " sAyliss prescribed BY law.
u 4 i
SRY BAUsnEK. JR.,
aseSV Vsr I'd dat, of Louisiana.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or THE UHtrED aTATi
Waahlngtbn, D. q, Doe. u. iSl

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or the UmrED STATES,
Washington, d. g., Doe. 49, 1865
Ills Excellency A. johnson, President Of the Uni
ted States.
5ir-Ln reply to your note Of the 18th
instant, requesting report from me, CIV
ing such information IA may be poeasss-
cd Of, coming within the scope Of tho in
quirioa made by the Senate Of the United
Statea In their resolution on The 18th inst,
| have the honor to submit the following:
With your approval and also that Of the
honorable Secretary Of War, loft Wash
iugton City on the 9th Of last month for
the purpose Of making a tour Of inspection
through some of the Southern Sta,es, or
States lately in rebellion, and 10 see what
changes were necessary TO BIO made 10 the
disposition Of the military forces IN the
country, how these forces could be reduced
and expenses curtailed, ETC., and 10 learn
IA far IA possible the feelings and inten-
tions Of the citizens Of those States towards
the General Government. The State Of
Virginia being 50 accessiblet 10 Washington
City, and information from this quarter,
therefore, beng readily obtained, i hasten
ed through the State without converstng or
meeting with any Of its citizens. In ka-
leigh N. o., spent one day; In Charles
ton Il. O., two days; Savannah and Angus
ia, Ga, each one day. Both In travelling
and whilst stopping, | cav much and
conYersed freely With the citizens Of those
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Sur FoR DAMAGES FOR MtspRINr
The New York correspondent of the
Mobile Adoertiser, ia his letter Of
December -, writes
An amusing action was brought in
one Of the courts yesterday. When
the city directory canvassers were go.
ing the rounds last May, one Of them
took down the pame Of q gentleman
who holds the position Of collector.
For COLLECTOR" the canvasser wrote
''coll," and this was transmitted by
the compositor into "coPd,' and 10
that way the name went into the Dr.
rectory. Now, the collector bring.
suit against The printer Of the Direc-
tory for publishing him as a colored
person and lays bis damages at
$4,000. Every one knows that it is
next to impossible to guard against
typographical errors, but this gentle.
man seems determined to make prin-
ters pay for their mistakes. IF this
rule should be adopted, every news.
paper in the country will DO brought
into court for bad spelling.
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ANOTHER NoyELrY.-Every day
produces it's novelty, aud all have
something in them to interest the Gu
rious. Amongst the latest of these,
4 spnuk.silk handkerchief has issued
from house in Glasgow, Scotland,
filed with likeuessea of emmett d.
vines, most accurately portrayed. II
is no ssctarian affair, but contains
portraits Of ministers Of all "eyangeli.
CAP denominations so that whom
one sneezes bis noze is sure of an or
thodox wipe.
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WOOD PROPOSALS.

oFrfoE Posr QuAHrERMABTga,
BATps RoUgE, LOUISIANA, December llst, 1866.
CtEALED PEoPOsALs will 10 received at this
- ofh ., by order Of the Chief Quaftermagtsr,
Department Of Louisiana. until IL o'clock, M, 81
the End day Of January, 1865, for furnishing tbs
Qnartermastsr's Department with 700 cords Of
HARD WOOD, 70 bs delivered nj the Govern
msnt Wood Yard.
This right To reject any or all proposals reserved
by the Government. All pronotnis will be park.
ed on tbs envelope "Wood ProposaIs' and for.
wardsd TO this Office.
d. A, WARD,
dsc53 Capt. Il Post QnaFternnastsr.
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DISASTROUS FIRE. Between sew


DISASTROUS FIRE. - Between sew
en- and eight o'clock on Saturday
morning last, a fire broke out 10 the
rear Of the store belonging TO Mr.
NICHOLAS WAX, opposite the market
house in our city, which consumed
the building and most Of It's con-
tents, together with a new building
in the rear, and another building on
the corner occupied as residence by
Mr.. WAx--the whole property Of
that gentleman. The fire also com.
munioated to building above, occu-
pied as a saloon and owned by Mrs
john A. BILLS. This was also con-
sumed.
Il is not known how the FIRE origin
ated. The damp weather prevailing
doubtless prevented the whole square
and the one below it from becoming
involved in one common ruin.
The members Of tho two Fire Com.
panies-- Washington No. l and indie
pendendence No. 2,-were promptly
on the spot with their Engines and
apparatus, and worked bravely, assls.
ted by numbers Of others Of. our white
as we'll as black population. Several
breaks in the hose Of No. 2, proven
ted the members from doing efficient
execution toward staying the progress
of the flames and preventing 80 much
destruction Of property.
We sincerely regret this serious ca
lamity, which falls with great severity
on Mr.. WAX and Mrs. BILLS.
The only insurance that existed on
the property destroyed as far as we
have heard is that Of 81, 900 held by
Mr.. WAX, whose entire loss, we IN
derstand will reach fully 5000
We trust that this may be the last
instance of the kind where our gallant
Firemen shall have to turn out with
defective hose. The hose belonging
to No. 2, has been in use some eight
years and is in a rotten condition
We call upon our municipal authorities
aud citizens generally to give this
matter timely attention, and by an aP-
preparation or subscription, or both
combined, to endow the Company with
means to enable them to purchase
the requisite quantity Of new hose for
their Engine.
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~ A destructive ice gorge at St.
Louis, on the 10th ult., sunk seven
steamers and damaged some seven
teen others. The amount Of loss and
damage is estimated at 100000.
Among the steamers sunk were the
Jennie Baher, Omeha and Calypso
The Belle MempAis and the Ruth
were among the damaged.
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II I II ID

On Sunday evening, the 3iEt December, 0soAR
W. burden, aged four years a6n Of John o. and
Emma q. Burden, Of this parIsh.
Whom the gods love die young" wHs said ofyore,
And many deaths do they sscaps by this
The death Of friends, and that which Stays cen
more,
III, death offriendsbip, love, youth, all that Ia,
EScsp' msre breath; aud since this silent shore
Awaitaat last evsn thoae who longest miss
The Old Arehsr's shafts, perhaps the early grave,
Which men weep over, may be meant to save.
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ICE.

"AfoRb " TIT or BsTos Kougg,
December 9th, 1860,
msrch@hM, ofocsf Other persons interest
ed will plenss take. that from and altar
this date, intend toe ths sotisw,,g o,din.
apee with fsfsrsncs tRnFR.
seq. !. re Y orah bg Tie Mayor and
. l'Da.u z 9eeecl"ee'i eIftp " 1atou Rotsge,
may " shall oe uplaw Merchants, BreCers
W os,e' parsons "holHa 10 keep In any one
stoIe bouso, Warehoastqthsr building what
soeVef, guhpowaer iebater quantity han
que aanhrea pouhas .fAny Merchant, Gro'
esF ~ oShtf person Wh@Ae convicted before
the Mayor, Of violating A,vis;ons N this fr.
diuants slall DO sefiteu a f,ss Ans N Eiftt
Dollars and edst Of pfoaaaaF -
doeap JA ELAN, Mayor,
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TENEMENTs IN DEMAND.-There
is an unprecedented demand in our
city for dwellings and store houses.
This we perceive to be the case in
nearly oil Of the principal towns and
villages now rebounding into life and
activity since the close Of the war
In New Orleans, Memphis, Atlanta,
Savannah, Augusta, Charleston,
Mobile--almost everywhere in the
South, the supply Of houses does not
begin to satisfy the demand, not
withstanding the fact that in many
of the places buildings have been
rapidly spinging up and are continu-
ing to augment by hundreds, and
Notwithstanding also, that rent pre-
viously high, are correspondingly on
the increase.
Persons in our city owning vacant
lots, and having the means to put up
small, neat and substantial edifices
for business or dwelling purposes
would find their capital advantage
ously appropriated by investing it in
such improvements.
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PREMIUM BREAo.-SaIt or milk ri.
sing, one teacup new milk and one
teaspoon salt, pour 10 two tsacups Of
boiling water when cooled 50 as not
TO spald, stir in flour to make batter,
and set it in kettle of warm water
until it rises up light, which will be
in about five hours; pour the batter
into your pan Of -four, and mix with
warm water or milk in sufiiciency to
make four loayes Of bread, add tea
spoonful of soda to the wetting, knead
thoroughly, and put it in pans to rise,
which il will do in half an hour.
- q -
EY- What TO expect at hotel. Inn
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our Agents I'm New Orleans.

MEgsas. GARDNER b Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No, b, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents In that city for
the Gazette and C0,pct.
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AT RETAlL---AT BEADS

NEW Family Meas PIC PORK,
MEsB PORK,
HUMP PORK,
BHEAKFABf BACON,
DRIED BEEF,
jan2 G6 z..4I5 JOSHUA DEAL,
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NotIce 10 Consnls az Gas.

I4sHoM and after the Bat .,y Of January.
l. 1866, the price Of ca hs ,sdscsd Il
1--WE DOLLARS per i009abtss. Tbls was
the price bsfore tho war ssn n vas III, cents
per Dbl. Although conf ID IN Ia psr bbl,' and
other expenses 10 proportie tt,sr,ss ii REDUCED
TO this low standard that hi HAYS i sod
safs, cheap and wholesome lht,
Z. Z. LAYteKresldent,
dec5o.es 'sas baton bagels Light Go
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-02
JUST ACKNOWLEDGMENT MEATS.

NEW Clear Mess Pork,
IN Agw HsEs PORK,
New Prime Mess Pork,
Ssw hump Pork,
New aFsmiiy" Char Pig Pork barrSls,
New Dried Bsef Hams
New Breakfast Bacon,
Esw Bologna Sausage.
jana JOSHUA EEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-02
WANTED.

A SITUATION by nm experienced Esutlet IN
n In lhs culture Of either Cotton or sunr,
who managed y Cotton Plantation last seasu,
Terms IN ,dgrats, and the bsat ~ references vi W.
For particulars apply at this Office deci2t II