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NlEEEEIAL.


HEADQvAEEsHs MILITIA OF LouisiAgA, !
,-,,,,., New Orleans, june l5t ISIS. !
I FAVE of absence having been granted to
~ argalier General o. Graham Adutant General Of
Louis until l5tl day Of October next, all st.ers and
pTs requiring he official ignature Of the Adjuant Genera
viii dunn such absence be gugd by 5rgadgr General Ben
BlGohheia Qnrermaste General Of Louisiana, citing
Gensra sud whose signature viii be recognized and
res 4ecLed accordingly.
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief ofthe Militia of Louisiana
STATE or LOUISIANA, Executive DEP4EraErg,.
New Orleans, May H. 1866
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
~ 10 me py Gesrgc Howes tor the canceilnR of his Off
a pond as Constable OF the secondJustice5 Court of the
bond 18th Of April 1865 for the sum of i've thou
sand dollars signed by George HOwes principal E. D.
White security the said bond being Given fo tie fhfu
by the said George Howes of his duties Const
Notice hereby given to all persons interested In the above
described bond TO show in writing at the office 4 the Sec
ky lte mltn hliey lays aet thglast puOcdlOn 81
lhs advertisement why the said bond should not be
celled and aDnulled
Given my hand and seal of State as above and Of
the Independence OF the United States, the nneteth
j. MADISON WELLS.
CHARLES O. HARDY, Assistant Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExEcUrIY
Nouvelle-O Orleans lie II mai, 1856.
A TTENDU QU'UNE APPLICATION MA ETE FAI-
t par George Howes pour ID cancellation obligation
ocele Constable SecOnde Cour Justice
paroisse d'0rleans SAVIOR
paes slgne par George H0wes principal ct E. d.
ltt CONNIE caution, cautionnement etant dome pour
me Constable c-dessus,
Avis est consequence donne personnes inte
essees davor aire connatre ecr bureau
aire Eat dams les 80 ours qu suvou derniere pubca
ton de cee proclamation les raisons pour efquee lie dit
cautlOni enept ne serait pas eancelle ct anhulle.
Donne signature ct gceaux de Etat la date
cdessus ct la 9Oene de lndependance des Etats.Uns
Par lie Gouverneur:
CHARLES 0. HARDY, Assistant secrstaire d'Etat.
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Observation-Disclosures

0sT OR AIgSEATD-CERTTFICAT M, I559
! 1858, in Of T. S. Wief.
Also ifcate No 1875 fifty shares of same Januarv
| o. 1851, in favor OF j. J. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application will be made for new
certificates
| New Orleans, La Ju7e IL
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Also
Two judgments against J. B. Dupere and L. Dupiers in
suits Nos To- 2 and l6 of the docket the Seconn Dis
with interest and costs Wv"
And snndry other Notes mostly prescribed
BE- IEHAs-Cash Onthe spot.
p.s HARRY 7. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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r.II1.x wILL. arAnn rar aEAsna

TTU%CEE BTLI.Y WILL STAND THE SEASON
" 1855 at the Fair GrouLds at S5l the season, to insure
and ST. to the groom. The will the 18th
of May and terminate on the Slst Of July, 1865.
UNCLE BILLY is years old is beautiful hay color aud
stands 1S hands height He is well throughout and
hirfom Is perfect in all its propotons but for an
accident Uncle Billy would doubt have occupied the high
position the turf his thorough good blood and fine
Uncle Billy was got by Mahomed out of Maggie Mitchell;
she by imp Yorkshire, of Charmer famous on The
Southern turf in its pamest days by imp Geneoe she ont of
the nyincibe Besey Malone bet lost but race falling
when in the lead, and beaten by Piano. she had
beaten previously and did srwardO SockhOder
Of Potomac MahOmed was got by INN Snvereign nnt
of Flight he dam of Fiegirn and Mecca by Sir Csrles
For further particulars applyto
-. WIN, BRUNTEN, G6 st. Charles street
No liabilities for accidents or escapss 80
New Orleans, May TO- 1866
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TMPOHTANT .............. ......IHPORTANT
'.'- TO CAPTAINS AND STEAMBOAT OWNERS.

We have hand and continually receiving WIRE
IILAER ROPES rs required by Inspectors II this Port
BOSIlCB SEYMOUR, Hardware and Ship Chandlery,
IS and IS Fulton street and 81 and 81 Front street.
t..-..- bstweeh POydras and GfAFiGF streetE
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RUrnEm's PATENT COTTON TIE

undersigned agents. have now on hand and lbe
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES, prepared for immediate use with the buckle Hrny at
ached end 0fthe hoop This is recommended to
merchants and planters for t simplicity and strength the
great with which eau be adjusted bales any size
It hes been used by args number Of planters since 1889
their entire satisfaction.
Orders viii be received at our Office
z. BLEAELEF 4 CO.,
gqSad Poydras rtrees, corner of TshoupitouIas
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ERInnn oogn De pIaIRIoTl FREDERICK GoRLE

QUATRIEME CouR DE DISTRICT. FREDERICK GOBLE
DE la NoUyELLR ORLEANS, VS.
ETAT DE Ia Louisiana. fGUGLER, BArCHFLDER
4 P0OLEY-No 1889
WIS EST PAR LIE Pr ESENT DONNIE
n des defendeus John PoOey Ell Thomas
Euray toutes antr4s ntnre8ees que esds
defendants enegrb lis de creances ensemble
eurs residences les dues chacun deuX out
assemble desds creancers appellee enue
want T. Brenan tSq notare public Vile LuNDl
l6juillet A D. 1866 10 heures ee de dtliberer
les ai.es des1t dhteRdurs ct deterner raDandon
eurs pIopratts leurs cetncers fat; que James r.
Purcell ESQ., etc nomme par Ia pouE epresenter les
Creancers abserts.
Par ordrs de Ia ..r. -..-
Bureau du grehier NouYelle- Orleans 10 JUN 1866.
Ht j. r. DICK, Depute .Grefier
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--Onice Of State Tax Collector Removed
e oce OF the undersigned State Tax Collector of the First
district has from the City Hall to No 10 Caron-
Jet street where Tax Payers will please call and after
q ist,Tupe THOMAS ASKEW.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

II ~ ~ = ANIAN ty1a lAhA'D n 10 ia Il
FEkEXProEY SALE OF NINETEEN LOTS OF
Ground in the Fourth Di5trics
By Won ZINKEN, d sULLY,
LEoS voafzfNEEE, Auceoneer,
OBcs-No. les grayisr street
"WEDNESDAY, June rs, SEQ, at 2 O'Clock
w ", the MerGhants and Aucsl0neers' Ezedanrs.
on Royal street between Cu5tomhouse and Canal srsesr
will be sold
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
rights Was and privileges hel belonging situated in
son, Race, Phillip aud " hits streets.
hee Lots al edJpn each other and constitute, with thu
exception Of one lot haf square, With alley way between
II and the Hebrew Cemetery, which is the othgr half
n lEEAs-One thitd Cash balance at one and two
Selt on notes bearing eight per interest," and
secured W MORTGAGE she property.
,osss safe beioEe Jos Gohn notary public, at the
stamps. - -4iiDs NAiseu E'Ases revenue
LEAF fSbAooo. -............. LEAF TOBACCO
BH ID. IL. NTORPHY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At Magazine street s
WEDEEsDAY. Juus T9th - 49,,
w NJ in the Bio Warehouse for account II ben Il aS
concern, will be Gold ' - "HSa u may
50 boxes Leaf Tobaeco
2 hhds.
E7y-TERNs- Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes -,.
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nmce SUPERINTENDENT n


| - Washington Artillery Relief Assoeia-
onn caufo nifty with resolution passed at the meeting Of
the 4th all thos- desjyou joining association are
requested sign The List fOr Membership which may found
With Treasurer HENRY v OGDEN at the office of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
New Orleans, June B. 1866
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-- Mcdaniel and Agricultural Fair As
sociatou of Lousana-New Orleans Junea 1851 Ar
ehttects, Builders and Landscape Gardenerz-Tse Fair
Grounds COMMITTEES dengt9 proper plans and speci
fc,tou m draining and ornumcung the property ofthe As
so9on and f erecting suitable buildings be used for the
Grand Fair announced TO take place 2Jh November next offer
the following premiums;
J. For complete plans Of draining, location plans
otaAdngs with full and complete specifications. $500
2 For plan for drainags only with fun and complete
specifications $50
3 For plans ofall the buildings with full complete
specifications $50
commission Of Eve per will be paid for the superin
teDdence orhe work Preference be given the
fu competitor for plans
All plans be submitted by the FIRST day Of July, 1866
sealed aHl be in with pecdcons and oond
c. H, sLOCOMB,
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-- Mrs. WInsiows MYstic pills pre-
pared only fer Legitimate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant
Do tre with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine winch druggists have bought and will recommend
being ignorant oftheir properties
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders which the female constitution is subject They
moderate all excess and all distractions they invig
the debatsd and delicate and, BY regulating and
strengthening the system the hue Of health restored to the
cheeks weakness spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications Of debility removed No maiden, wife
mother should be without them.
Try the-use according direction and be convinced that
they the Ladys Friend,
Ask for MRS WIESLoW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other Price 81 per box three boxes for S.,
For sale by all druggists. -
Wholesale Agent for the South,
o.. q
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- Crescent city BanlS-New Orleans, May
e. Is5GFrom and after MONDAY 2Sh inst this Bank win
redeem it, circulation in actual current funds
CHAS FAURIE, JR Cashier
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LARGa AND IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW AND SER
vieeable QuarterniasterIs stores.

MONDAY, July 2, 1866, and continued
Press of 'front.' Leyee Robin foowiuE
articles Of new and serycaabe Quartermasers Stores viii
he sold at public auction
1850 axes SiO8 Pckaxes 1854 lbs Bolts and Nuts 46 4f
lbs Chain, assorted 81 40 lbs Cable Oh in steam Engine
500 lbs Hawser, z065 lbs Glue 6J9 Pick Handles 549 ibs
PlaseTing Hair 9 Hammers assorted 1867 Hatches 99l6
Axe Heves q Obs sheet Iron Is SIS lbs assorted
Howitzar's, Veterinary Instruments 239I6 los
Chloride Lime 1882 lbs Black Lead 1870 lbs Lead assorted
Oars 1913 Plates assorted 1884 fbs Marine Is7045 lbs
Nails assorted 1929 lbs n and NJ Shoe wallis gallons
Lnseed Oil 1888 gallons Lard OIL IS Gallons Resin on 6l9l
b- Lead Fipe 1917 qs sand Paper 1857 lbs Paint assorted
lOO0O lbs Packing sorted 1887 lbs Rope assorted 1897
bs JGrred Rope 10 96i Harness Kings 1857 lbs Rvets
sorted 324 lbs kosn 56 Screws assorted 6 Staples
al saws assorted, 3B Squares assorted 25 Scyiss $50
Scythe sneatls as6 Pack Saddles 9s 292 lbs Spikes
sorted 1851 Shuveis assorted iG Spades IS 5os los Steel
Goal Tar q Blacksmts Tools 90 arpen Tools
"a bbs Tar 9 lbs Sheet lin 26 lbs Block Tin 81 Vsss rs
Army Wagons, 1856 lbs Horse and Mule Shoes $3.50 lbs
Soap 66S lbs Tallow hhls Cea 52g gallons Varnish
sos Aub Whips, POSI- lbs. Spun Yarn 1867 lbs Zine 23s lbs
Copper Wire 1913 lbs Wire together with large varsity II
Stores too numerous to enumeate, consisting in part If
Hardware, Ship and Marine Stores Building Material Do Is
Of Machinery BlacAsmths, Carpenters and Wheswrghta
Tools, etc.
Sale 70 commence at 10 4 NJ each day.
p7~TERMs- Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes
The attention Of merchants traders others partieu
larry called to the above closing out sale
The torres and present desirable investments.
complete list Of the articles be sold be at the
Fire Proof Press.
BY order Of Col c. G. s4wTELLE, Chieto NJ
E. j. STkANG, Brevet Lieut. Cot and A. O. II.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TR0TT'Ne....,........ .TRoTTINe.

AM USEW E.NE:5.
FAIR GROUNDS COURSE
ThurSday, june I4th. at I-2 p. M.
TWO OF TIE BEST RACES or THE SEASON
FIRST RACE
S20JO-Mile and Repeat, to Harness.
Black GediDg REINDEER
Brown Geldius JACK MARTIN, formerly Quaker Boy.
Each horse to carry 200 MS independent of sulky.
sECOsD RACE,
Sweepstakes and Purse-Best Three in Five.
Owner enters g. g SHIFrY, to Wagon, driver 200 lbs.
NJ. Russell enters b. M GREAT WESTERN driver 200 lbs
J. shanhan enters b. s. BEAUREGARD, to Harness.
The above will be of the most exciting which
have taken place for long Reindeer New Orleans
tavorte, has been beaten.
Quaker Boy is well known the New Orleans public and
fast time may be expected.
Admittance, 81.
Passengers by enter by gate Espanade
street.
Subscribers will be admitted by showing their badges
OLYMPIC THEATEK-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee and Manageress MRS c. HOWARD WATKINS
A beautiful new Drama entitled
lord Darnly, or the King and Freebooter.
Mr. and Mrs II. Watkins and full company. To
with POPULAR COMEDY, Mrs Howard Watkins in a
iayorite character.
VARIETIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
Complimentary BENEFIT,
TENDERED BY THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,
TO MRS. W. B. CHIPPENDALB,
Friday, June 10Th.
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RY AEONTe0AGNRX a IfRO..

RuhAlIuRE
BY MONTGOMERY <s RRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, AueticneaH
i'm WRSBAY.J Dune II, Mt III O'Clock a. II,
l. at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. will be Sold
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE such
as Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Bedsteads Bursaue
Arnoirs, Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes soag
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
Marble Top Side Boards, Extension Tables Velvet Brus
ges Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrayfng
Paintings Geokng Stoves and Utensils etc, being
Of several we'll furnished houses,
ALSO
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wooa SEES
Chairs etc
~ TRRRs-Oaah.
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WANTED.

w AIN EAIIs
yETANTED-A COOK AND wAsHER-To A COOP,
stands her business family Of five persons can
receive $50 thirty tive dollars per month wages or two
do both ADDRESS lock XII, Postotce.
WANTED-To REN TT FgREIsaEP HOUSE EoR
" one ear rmore Address n r @, Crescent Office,
stating terms and number Of apartments
gEr4NTED-A GOOD SEAMsTREss. ALSO. "A
w Good House Girl. Must well recommended. Ap.
ply at the southeast Of Camp aud Jackson
WANTBD-PRIvArE FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN
w residence, by neman furnish the hs hest
testimonials. Address Glass Box 2lS7 Postoffice.
UANTED-sITuAroN AS TEAcHER-AY Ex.
W perenced Male Teacher wishes situation in some pr
Vae fanny IN the city Or county Address letter A, ut this
Office.
WANTEn-A NO, COOK AID WASH WOMAN.
w Apply at this office for the address. good steady
woman may secure permanent home and good wages by
applying early.
MTANTED-TO THE MERCHANTS, MANUFAC.
United a % i9a dEasfps a Gf Is e
oT ho no 6 one Of q 81 ha2py %hers
war and he dofs work for nothing any
but VI work for money He Is native and graduate Of
lived IN New Orleans for several aud has gained there
prefers doing better and can sell goods any
where any other man can sell thin He wants opportunity
s wishing establish business in New Orleans or extend
s a sg South or EoPe can his services
& 2s " s 10 e2neT With hin can ascertain WIG and
Burke, editor of the Evening Mirror Macon Ga.
WANTED-Tu RENT-A DWELLING BETWEEN
w Jul and Washington Constance and Raronne streets
Tor small family Must contain three bed rooms, paror
servants room aud kitchen Address R, R. E. this Office
WANTED = BY A GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
" cleaned out in the recent scrimmage, to Fur
nlshed House for the He will pay the in
vance ana give security for the proper of the furniture
address Jones, Crescent Office
WAETED-oCCUPANTS FOR A COMFORTS BLY,
" furnished Room Gentleman and his wife preferred who
may obtain board with the family where are other
boarders Satisfactory required Address Bacchus
street, at this office
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY DIS
~ abled Confederate soldier. Refers to L. S. Chapman
W. Dickson s. s. Dickson, Jones H Dickson James Dick
SON Alfred CASTOR, Centergie Ame county, Miss Address
vile, Miss N' " ~
WIANTED-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPITAL, To
W. take agency of Wilcox Gbbss Sewing Machines in
the states Of Alabama Texas Mississippi Louisiana at
No. s. Charles street great opportunity for
box $780, New Orleans.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
The four lectures euttled THE hilasophy Marriage
delivered at The New York Ana aUeRt Museum Eroad
way New York behind in New Orleans dr f. Keller
Royal street Price cents, sent fee by post anywhere
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large stock Of damaged
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
At ;Sreat Sacrifice.
Country merchants and planters win find this chance
PAGE, PEEL MORAN,
10 Aasaz ine streets
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LEGAL NOTICE.

GTATE OF LOUISEAEA-sECo2D DIsFkICT
~ Court Of New Orleans
The State Of ! ouislaua
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No stakeholder shall be responsible liable for losses al
dsmaEes incurred by said company beyond the amount
capital stock held or owned by him
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D. opNEb1LLt
Wholesale Agent for the South,
... 20 st. Charles street, N. o,
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This company shall be established and It's lomci ia here
liked in the city Of Orleans and its title SINH
the FlRSP NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COMPAN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24
JRFFRRsoN ANp.RRRKELRY.

If Jefferson and Berkeley counties are in
the State of West Virginia at all, they are
only in it since the date of the act of. Con-
gress transferring them. tits perfectly clear
that Congress did not only not ante-date that
transfer, but refused to do it. What right,
then, has the State of West Virginia to tax
the people of the two counties for any time
anterior to the date of the act Of Congress.
We are satisfied that no such right exists,
and such taxation can only be enforced for
the reason that we have no rights in the
courts, or out of them.
By the way, we should like to know what
Gov. Peirpoint is doing with reference to
having this transfer tested before the Supreme
Court. Our people are deeply interested in
the matter, and would like to be kept posted.
Can Mr.. Travers or Mr.. Hunter give US any
information?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24
Re-asBartion Of the Monroe Doctrine

Under this head the last issue of the Pal
timore Transcript, publishes the following
important aud significant dispatch from
Was ington, which should the facts as they
are given prove true may seriously th:cken
the war clouds about rs.
Wy important changes may shortly be
expected in our diplomatic relations with one
or two Foreign powers. if certain information
which comes to me through re liable chan
mel is confirmed. The course of the French.
Government, notwithstanding its most pacific
prOtcstatIOns, has not been satisfactory, and
upon careful investigation it has been asccr-
tanned that so far from any reduction in the
French force in Mexico having been made.
i, has been actually augmented.
The troops sent, home, whose errival at
French ports is chronicled, arc chiefly inva-
lids, whilst those who are sent back to supply
their places, are never mentioned. Under
these circumstances, it is not improbable that
the President may at an early day, deem it
expedieut to call the attention of Congress to
the fact, and to repeat in such form as lie
may deem best, the views enunciatcd by his
predecessor, James Monroe.
Sumner and other Radicals have got wind
of this move, and are badly puzzled what to
do. To oppose the assertion of a doctrine
which is generally popular, and particularly
so with military men, is simply to cut their
political Threats.
They know that Grant, Sherman, Sheridan,
and all the great leaders of the war favor
intervention in Mexican affairs, and are only
restrained by the prudential counsels of the
President and Secretary of State from giving
their sanction to movements which might
disturb our amicable relations with foreign
powers, whilst to give in their adhesion to
the policy likely to be enunciated would ne
cessarily result in the speedy reunition Of
the country and the admission of the Southern
Representatives, results which they are
anxious to prevent.
Great events are now taking shape here7
and you may expect to get very startling in
teliigence at any moment.
The President was never more fully master
of the situation than at this time, and the
passage of the Civil Rights Bill over the
veto does not disturb him in the least.
In fact he regards it as saving him from
much embarrassment as it disposes of a
troublesome question and Congress must be
responsible for any bad results which NAV
flow from the execution of the law.
The French Emperor, sagacious and
re.tjcent as he is, has not been allie to conceal
his tracks. It is well known here that ever
since 1850, he has been seeking the means
of obtaining a foothold upon this continent,
and he availed himself CT civil war to take
his initiatory steps.
1t has entered into his contemplation, as a
sequence to the establishment of an Imperial
Government in Mexico, to exercise a con-
trolling influence over the South American
Republics, break. up their present form of
government and ultimately acquire an ascen,.
daacy in Texas, Louisiana aud the Trans
Mississippi States generally
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24
THE CHOLERA.

Already has this dread scourge made its
appearance on our Atlantic Sea board. Last
week vessel arrived in the harbor of New
York, on which there were nearly forty cases.
Is anything further necessary to place our
people on their guard. Are they duly pre-
pairing to meet this dread invader, whose
tread may already be heard at our door.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24

The SHENANDOAH IEox woRks.-The
extensive Iron Works in Shenandoah County,
which passed into the hands of some Penn
sylyapia Iron Merchants, short time since
will resume operations very soon. Several
fine six mule teams With wagons loaded with
aPPurtenances necessary to the operation of the
works passed through Winchester on Friday
last. Mr. John P Houck one of the owners,
and who will have charge of the works has al
so gone mp the Valley, for this purpose.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-24

BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE
On Tuesday last, boiler explosion occurred
at steam saw mill, on the Potomac river,
near Dam No. 6, which resulted in the i'm
mediate death of two men, and inacting fatal
injuries upon Mr.. JOHN DUNN, of Martins
burg, from which he died few hours after.
Mr.. Dunn was worthy citizen, and a gem
t!eman whom we knew well. He leaves a
large family to deplorc his untimely death.
His remains were inferred in the Catholic
burying ground at Mart:usburg.