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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

sup cOIGATE,s HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such unl-
yersal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMoLLIENTtn its ma
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremeIy BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd6w
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuRE.-The Lcgis-
lature of Virginia has passed bill
which provides that no insurance COM
pany which has not been incorporated
under the laws of the State. of Virginia
shall carry on business in that State
without obtaining license to transact
its business in the manner prescribed
by law; that companies with capital
of not exceeding $500 1000 shall deposit
$50. COO: not exceeding iS1OO, 600, shall de-
post S35, 600; and for ever additional
81 ,OO, 900, or fraction thereof, an adtli-
tional s., 600; all such deposits to be in
bonds of the Stateof Virginia, or bonds
OF public corporations guaranteed by
the State, bearing an interest of not
less than six per cent. per annum; these
bonds are to be held ms security for the
fulfiIlment of the obligations entered
into by the respective companies.
The bill ordering the banks OF the
commonwealth to go into liquidation,
in order to legal aud proper distrfbu-
ton of their assets among an persons
entitled TO share in such distribution,
has been ordered to its engrOssment.
On Saturday, the House by, a miami
nous vote, passed the charter of the
Virginia Canal Company. This bill
conforms to the wishes and views of the
French firm, as developed in the cores
pondence of NJ. Ernest Bellot des Min
ieres with the president Of the james
River and Kanawha Company. 50
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THE English holders of confederate
bonds are still trying to encourage
themselves to believe that their claims
are good against our Government, or
against the S6hthernStntes. They have
found n committee foolish enough 10
undertake to prosecute the claim for
five per cent. of NIL they obtain. Mr..
Chamberlain, tho Solicitor, SO we learn
from the correspondence of the New
York Times, expressed the hope that
President Johnson would vet acknowl-
edge tho Justice OF their claims. That
fellow must have the bump of hope
largely developed. He also gives us
the most comforting assurance, that the
bondholders ionOt propose to take any
hostile steps towards us on account of
the loan. So we can all draw "a long
breath again. Generous, forbearing
bondholdersi That same astutc solicit
tor. with a kind regard for our credit,
argues that We must pay the bonds, be-
cause otherwiSealfc in Amer
lean securities would be destroyed.
Well, we shall have to take that risk.
Meanwhile, we would advise the bond
holders moi. rintoiRpy very heavy
speculRtions, trusting to the money
thew will receive from us In payment of
the bonds.
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alew ADVERTISEMENTS.
an11ndrr Iron For Sale.
100000 Brick Wanted.

GEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
n ing 5OlOoo good brick, for building the re-
majrifIg porfion Of Bethany College, VIII be
Tereiyed until the frst day of March, next
0ne half 81 the nboVe number of brick are 10
IL IIsady for nse by the first Of June, follow
Srs,1aT1 are to be accepted by the Superlnten-
dent. They are to be made on the College
premises albert ALLEN, Agent,
Eaba-isu-2y E1fT Bethany, W. Va
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r. a Warning. 80, ~.
Beware of spurious extracts deleterious,
Can frauds CON pare with pure .iNi CHIT l6om-
Phaion q son, manufactures, n. Y. Sold
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S1 500 sa statsS sT EARi we S ssit
our IMPROVED SD Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War
ranted fiVe years, Above salary or large
commissions paid. The. ONLY machines sold
in United States for less than $40, which are
other cheap machines are arrangements. CIR
eIilnts yfee. Address, or call upon Shaw &
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.THE HAZE.


COCO CREAMlFOR:THE HAIR.
15 Coco Cream for the Hair. j.
4.5i1.9 Coco Cream for the Hair. 5i
Away with your Grey Hair.
ail Away with your Grey hair.
morerancid Pumadesii
asa Nomore rancid Pomades ~
If you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume, A
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hairto grow
II you want to prevent premature Badness,
II. you want to be rid OF DaDdruf,
II Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream r=HG
Use the Coco Cream.
- Use the Coco Cream
Price IS CENTS a bottle.
$40 LAUGHLINs & BUsHF1ELp.
iu24 Wheeling, W.Va
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESIDENTS OF
the town of Piedmont, in the county of
Hampshire and State of West Virginia, here
by. give notice that an application VIII be
made to the Legislature of said State for an
act TO incorporate company for the purpose
of constructing and operating Railway,
starting at point on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ut or near said town of Piedmont,
and running thence mp the North Branch
Potomac river, or up said river and branches
thereon TO such point in the said county OF
Hampshire or In either OF the counties OF
Hardy or Tucker, as may be deemed expedi-
ent. tGt Vllgs % ~
Given under our hands this seventh day Of
February, 1853. si A. = 6 6. = PAYS ss a4=
febs-d2w ~ W. J.ARMSTRONG.
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MARRIED.
On THURSDAY evening, Feb stb, by the Rev.
d. W. Fisher, Mr.. MN. ii, CutLEBsS to Miss
ELIZARRIH McCEUSbEY, all of Wheeling.
Register copy and charge this oficel
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO us by John ParkeS. deceased,
bearing date on the inst day of January, 1859,
and now on record In the Recorders office Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, we Will sell on
"Wednesday, the fourteenth day Of March
next, at lOa. M, at the Court House of said
county, TO the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing property, to wit: The Moth Halfof
Lot or parcel Of Land numbered twenty-five
l2Sl on which is erected one story frame
Market street, between Marshall and DlVls! on
streets, in that part OF the city OfW heE,Iing
known as Centre Wheeling, lattefly thu, Sixth
Ward, and Laid out by Moses w. Ghapline
and Others as an addition to the city OF
Wheeling. -
Terms ofsale cash. Selling as Trustees we
will convey such title as is tested In us by
said deed OF trust. 15sfs % L55s ~ II
JACOB HORNBROOK,
JNO. K. BUTSFORD,
go 'ts .hts t' IN. F. PET ERSOS,
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Eye, Ear and Surgery
DRSs HAZLETT g. BARBOUR

DRs. HAZLETT & BARBOUR,
OF 80, PENN ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa
NIwho devote special attention 10 diseases Of
the Eye, Ear and Surgery, for the ACCOM-
mediation or many patients have consented
that one Of the nrm should visit Wheeling,
Mcclure Housel -, -. =
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Jan.
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY. Feb
ruary 2lst and I'D. .lfs''ffi
a,WEPSEsDAY AND THURSDAY, March
WEDNEsDAYtAND THURSDAY, April
AND THURSDAY, May
10th aud 18th. 80 800 Ii \
Patients should call on the first day and as
early as possible. DIS. Hazlet & Barbour re-
fer to the Editors Of the Christian Advocate,
United Presbyterian, and Presbyterian Ban
ner. One Of the INN is always in their office,
259 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa -. ~ :.
tanI7-dItawCSw til my IS
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The Pittsburgh 6omwereiaI, tissaid,
sunk $40, COO, to get n start u, the world.
This will give those who think 1t 'tas
easy as rollins 9ff q log, TO establish
frs. class ,iAiIy ns&spaper some idea
ofthe expense attending the enterprise.
Asthestandatd Of jonsn alism id aness,
recurring. forthe mafntainaneeofaf front
rank in Journalism, q heavy outlay Tor
special teIegranis, Sorfespo nd enee, ana
n division OF labor onatheH paper itself
into mhny departments, each having
its editorial manager and Contributors
the projectors Of new peppers must eS-
meet to swamp fortunes before they
weather the pointwhe they begin ITO
te's. ~ : sn Nstst'iaaol ,TsLT e &
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WIN: q. BASSETT,

"A UoTIoNEER AND COMMISSION
N Agent, will sell Houses, Lands, Bonds,
Stocks, Produce, &c, dc. VIII be found for the
present at the store room off. w. BaSSett No.
IS Main street, Centre Wheeling. feb7-1w
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THs loss OF life ny explosions on
steamboats, is becoming fearful. More
than three hundred persons have been
killed from this cause in western waters
within two weeks, while nearly MS
many moro have been naimed for life.
1t has been demonstrated in one in
stance. and probably might be in every
one, that the accident WAS the result OF
the most cuip6biei cafelessness, the boat
being run while her boilers We're known
10 be detective. The public good de
MINDS that somebody should be held to
a strict accountability for murders on
this kind .IfsteaInboat companies per-
IL the lives OF their passengers by en-
ploying careless or Incompetent engl-
neers or byNFunnfuE ricketYI steamers,
they should be made 10 suffer the se-
verest penalties in cases of accidents
direclly attri buta BILE 10 these eauses.1
The Jaws are far too lax to meet the
case. and rs the national goyeFnlnent
claims n particular ownership OF nll
nnvigable waters, Congress might take
the matter in hand, That some legis-
lation IS needed, aud that Of a pretty,
decided kind, too, is beyond dispute.
&"
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For Rent.
For. Sale.

rHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY STU
ate ON Market street, Centre Wheeling,
upon which is erected large and commo-
dfCrfs brick dwelling house and necessary out
honses. This is lot number lis, lately occupi-
ed by Robert Patterson, deceased, and now
occupied by Capt. Andrew Wilson. Itor
terms OF sale apply to A. B. ELLISON,
Care W. w. Ranley & CO., Nos. 50, q, and53
Walnut srteet, Cincinnati, o. febS-lm
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IS liquor case before tho United
States court in Albany, n. V, the testi-
mony brings to light facts of great in.
terest to brandy drinkers. 1t appears
that very small proportion of what
is sold as pure French brandy Is inn
ported. 1t is manufactured, on n large
scale at New York, Albany and else
where, Observation-Disclosures drugs,
and even the casks with the French
mark are MADDEN New York. There
are said to be at least thousand bran
DIV factories in the United States. The
profits OF the manufacture are I'M
mense, dnd those who drink the poison-
Gus mixture will find It great econo-
my to buy their own dye-stun aud
make brandy for themselves. One
firm in New York, Dayton & Co., uses
as many, as N thousand OF tho bogus
French brandy casks every year. The
chief elements of the made brandy are
said to be 'lcologne spirit, oil of coguiac
and neutral" it WAS suited BY one OF
thelSyitnesseS on the trial thAt brandy
which sells for from SOLO SIS per gallon
costs only about s. 30 to manufacture.
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TEE BLIND ShkE
THE DEAF HEAR!

OUer Fly Thousand Operations IN
EfpS Years.
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T. a " n oTIC a.
5. Auction4! Auction!! 2

JUST h6ceIV6u. q q
COVERINGS SUPERIOR GOLDEN
llaSyrups Old GOV. Java Yellow and Green
Rio Cofiee, Of exrn hnes Qualftys Eastern
.CranbeFfieS. Bucl<Wheat Flour PHILADELPHIA
Mined Meats Charleston GF1ts Green Peas
Dried ssliakerS Sweet Corn; Italian MAccAroni,
B0hemiAn Pears Smyrna FigS Layer Rats-
ms Bordeaux Sa4ad OH Extra French Mus
tard. Sapdel Fish In 5Ib kegs dc, Sc and,
u ia 81 ~ Y M.&e. D: WOODROW.
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wuY SOT USE THE REST1

- jE sl.t HEi 1star1aa nilszs r.
sa +E 90 y.tE.
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rIHE GUYANDoTTE NAVIGATION
LrGpTnpany viii apply to the Legislature
at ftSf present session for permission 70 In
crease ifs capital stock 70 an amount not ex-
ceeding $4,000, 10 substitute, II deemed ex-
their charter, and to have two years to conn
mence and ten years to complete Its works
aftefthe passage OF this act = i'' -
THE GUSANDoTTE NAVIGATION COM
PANY, $500 !
feb7-3vd ~ =
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Business NOTICE.

HAvTNG ASSOCIATED 8. A. PRATHER
III with me in business, all parties having
claims against me will present them for pay
ment, and all those knowing themselves In
dabted TO me will please call and settle. III
wheeling, Jan.2s, 1855. -
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The piano. Business

Has suffered material injury from the fact
tI1oi soTns observation-disclosures In order to furnish
an Instrument at q low price. and stu MAKE
a = God profit, have used inferior stock In theH
ont giving proper time and care 10 tnen
northumberland in consequence OF then
being put in snowy cases, and the price penny
afforCied. they have found many purchaserA
INIT a few mon hsor a yeaTs ortWo atulosthaNe
the dearest Instruments they could have
bought.
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aaInsifaI slnstrnmrnts.

rHE SALE OF THE KEABE PLANO
has Increased beyond precedent within
the lagt fiye years, partly owing to the very
great improvements that have been MADE N y,
SenErallyr have becomel better educated IN
musir and Consequently better able 70 APP
preciate the great resources OF this nooie III
Strument.
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LANDRETHtS GARDEN SEEDS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR
Seeds and are prepared to supply our custo-
mers with Seeds, in bulk or in papers. Orders
will be filled in rotation as received.
M EEjE - GORRELL q CO..
febS-dSw Cor. Market and Quincy.
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ii BUCRWHEAT FLOUR.
onnnLBS. PURE BUCKwHEAT
EUUU Flour just received and GoE sale by
febs Cor. Market and quincy SIS.
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A for sale By the box, pound or paper, by
febS-d6wy sGORRELI& GO.
FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS.
AN ASSORTMENT OF FIELD AND
N Flower Seeds for sale by
fehs-d&M GORRELI & co.
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THURSDAY MORNING. July v. 1895.
oUa JoB oFrIoa is now The most complete an,

OuR JoB 0FFIcR is nov the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun.
dries and machine shops Of Connor. & Sons, G. P.
Gordon and B. Hoe & Co., Of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
Sosth We have connected with this department
Oh Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions of Job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workmanlike manner ana upon
most reasonable terms.
ln addition to a corps Of experienced printers,
We have secured the services in this department Of
MF. ". ". Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, 50
fayorably known job printers previous to the war,
under the firm Of Clark & Brisbin. Their friends
md ours will bear this in mind and send in their
orders.
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FAssMAN's COTTON TIE.
FAssAIAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

FOh GOIION BALES.
Ny Button Tie the fst offered sale to any extent in
universal approval have aJs @ o. planters with
the shape of the button since introduced and
facility aud expedition adjustment to bales Of any OF Of
UNEQUAL sizes and Tor security in holding is think superior
The advantages Of iron rope baing cotton are now
compass is applied and fastened with more facility
ports lessons immensely he @ rom s n ~ 'ae sea
strength is not impaired by time and exposure Of
Thousands Of bales cotton been lost by the rot
ling and breaking Of rope which could have
nearly htt per cent cheaper than rope The deang
ply Of hemp extent as 70 cause prices to & upnr
cedentedy high Indeed suciency for baing moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied any price
have led for the importation Of large quantity of
the pest English IRON, and have made ARRANGEMENTS with
Messrs Chambers Lattng for the sale and delivery of my
n SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July 7, 1859.
sln January received from your press 1889 bales
cotton of which about 1909 we're Compressed s95 boYnS &
your new Iron lie safely the cotton 90
Presses slowed better and enabled tbs sRiD Ia S
The cotton when discharged from the ship in Liverpool was
IN oeie5 o5oeI man tae rope bound cotton It is highly pre-
haa effect veil Known by pact i 2as s
R oa IRON he as Fps o s29 md IT fan
and carefully watched II both in loading and dischersng
JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden Fire Inspector of the
New Orleans Insurance Companies Of opinion that the
IRON ne Affords greater protection against case OF IRE
than the old style Of haling with rove r.
j. YoUENES, Fire Warden.
r1, 80. JOHN ADAMS Fire Inspector.
ALFRED BELANGER,
ESGhief Engineer, Fire Department
CHAMBERS & LArr1NG,
Agents for Fnssman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING. ROPE AND TWINE.
81 CaEondelet street. New Orleans
I EwIs, COMINGORE d WEST =
IN v. IEwIs-D. N ooMfNaoRE-B. D. wEsT3
Gotten Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 81 PerdidO street, Factors Row.
UssETTs. .....'..,.,..............RUs
Eight'sn cases to complete consignment Apply to
LEVY DIETER co.
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ew @an. galg eEesesn ghnrsaag gatnIna gnn &C. 1889

Congress could delegate the right of convenng the
House to the doorkeeper, if it chose to do 50, He
expressed his apprehension that a coup d'etdi
would be attempted during the recess, hut he
hoped it would not be- Congress should take
measures to protect itself.
The resolution was entertained as a privileged
question, and then rejected by vote of is yess to
Is nays.
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HARRY I. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans

MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr OF
SURAEGE COMPANY VS.
MARCUS j. ZUNTz. new ORLEIYs--No II 7,n
RY VIRTUE of writ of fIerf fneias m
- me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Cont
OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause will praceed
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District this cv On SAr
"a the 18th day of August 1866 II o'clock NJ the follow
ing described property, Wis ~ W "
NINE LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the Fourth Dis
ct Of this city, in the square bounded bv Washinpton
Avenue Fourth, Prytania and Plaauemine nov Cosent
streets and designated by Nos L. 81 g. 49, Il l5and Dor
ton OF lot NO. IL said lots as follows:
Lots NOS and measure each Twenty-Five feet nina inches
iour and onehaf lines front PlaQuemine NOV COiseum
street by one hundred and Twenty-Five feet six aud
lines IN depth lot No forming the Of PaaueInne
hansen architect under date 2t January 1916 and deposed
IN the ONCE Of g. X strnger late notary public city
Lots os and measure % feet on Plaquere
GOV unseuml street. by hundred TWENTY-FIVE feet IN
Depth as plan by Moelhausen architect dated 5b Nav
1910 and deposited in the Office of J. R. Beard late notary
pnblie in this city as per plan No. 81.
r Lois hes' and measures each fifty feet front on
faquemne ow Coliseum street by hundred and TWEEN
feet IN depth as plan by Busson surveyor dated
2ta March, 2 and deposited in the office OF T. Guyo late
notary public in this city. ~
And lots Nos 3D. IA and Is each fact
Ten ces 'front.' on Fourth street. by hundred twenty
nine feet in depth and the portion Of lot measures two
eet SIX inches front Fourth by hundred and
tWenyne feet in DEPTH and aions lot No 49, per plan
made by edn architect dated 18th April 1853 deposited
IN the office of Thomas Layton late notary public In INF
together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
beS~ TERMs-Cash on the snot
Plan will be on exhibition at the Exchange.
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
PHYsIOLOGICAL
view or MARRIAGE.

VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 500 pages and $50 fine Plates and En-
cravings Of the Anatomy Of the Human in stats OF
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors its De
poabe Consequences the Mind and Body with the Au
thors Pan Of reatmenhe only rational and successful
mode Of cure as shown by the report Of cases treated
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
rage who entertain doubts of their physical condition Sent
free Of postage to any address, receipt Of IS cents in stamps
or postAge currency, by addressing
DR. la CRoIX,
ri, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, ny.
The author may be consulted upon any of the diseases upon
s'h his book treats either personally or BY mail and msd
siHes sent to any part OF the world
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sHERIFF,s SALES.
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURTl I.np, pv,r,,
OF NEW ORLEANS JAMES FEADT vs.

ft 81 NV lSTE4T S9SE JAMES READY vs. WIN
No l5s17 JAMES JAY,
RY VIRTUE of n writ of ferI facIae to
- me directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
az public auction at the Merchants Auctioneers Ex.
hange Royal street between Canal streets
in The Second District Of this city, SATURDAY the 18th
Of August 1866, at IL O'Clock n the following Sescr6ed
property, Wis. e
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Psrish Of
~ lamany IN this state West Pearl river and COM
posed OF me following smaller tracts, wit; One
Eou anu rive and the northwest quarter of the northwest
ana inc northeast quarter Of the southwest of
section Ne Nine, in Township No. Nine of Range Fifteen
eas IN the Greenshnrg Land District Of uana containing
~ az one hundred and hone 90O0 acres together with
an lhe nuliungs and improvements MILL machinery and
and all other anpurtenanees hereunto belonging
as they now exist on the said tract Of land
Inc SID lands acquired by the said defendant William
Jay from the United States part by Patent No l dated
dated 10Th of February, lS5T
Seized in the above suit
RS@ TERMs-Gash GU the spot.
HARRY T HAYS.
sheriff ofth a Paris nf
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q. W. KAJKE VS. 1s1xrH D1srRTor Corgr
STEAMSHIP, SOUTHERN STAR OF Nav OpI NC ~
i CAPTAIN AND OWNERS No ISIf2
by VIRTUE of a writ OF tierI faegas
to me directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
pnhic auction the Meehants Auetionees
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouse streets in he
Second District OF this city THURSDAY the 23d day Of
August, 1866, at II O'Clock NJ - V
THE STEAMSHIP SOUTHERN STAR together with all
her Furniture TACKLE Apparel Machinery etc 81 she now
Seized in the above suit
HJ@ TERMS Cash on the spot.
HARRY II. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans