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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

HE UNION CHEESE COMPANY, of Westford,
Vt, after erecting a suitable building,
began operations June Sd. 1865, and made
81, 246 lbs. of cheese in four months, from
4OO cows. giving during that time sol ,293
lbs. mix. The cheese boxed and delivered
at the railroad was sold at an average of 164
cents per pound, amounting to Sls,446.99
One hundred hogs were kept and the
profit on pork over cost of stock was S9l534.
Ii was found that it required little more
than 94i lbs. of milk for pound of cheese.
Two males and two females performed all
the labor in the establishment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

h. X. AccIDENr.-The morning train over
the Saratoga road ran of the track north Of
Fort Ann, Tuesday, and the passenger car
was thrown down an embankment twelve
feet SIX persons were injured; two
seriously.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
President Johnson to the Coiored Men.

President johnson 10 the ColOTed Ven.
The representatives, OF the col0rtd people of
various States, who have held a meeting IN
Washington, had an interview with the Pres
ident THURSDAY for the purp-sc Of expressing
their views on the questions wv being con-
sidered touching their general Interests, and
ascertaining the views Of the President.
They were introduced 10y Dir. George l..
Downing, one of the New England delegates,
who said they asked has assistance IN bring
ing the e1iorcd people ous Of bondage, and
in securing for them the right Of franchise,
to which they claimed that they were cnti-
ed. H.. was followed 10y Mr. Fred Douglass,
who sgij-"Your noble and humane pre-
decessor placed in our Lands the sword to
assist in saving the nation, and VIC do hope
that you, his able successor, will iavorably
regard the placing in our hands the ballot
with whieh to save ourselves.
THE PRESIDENTS REILLY.
In response the President saId that If he had
not given evidence that he was friend Of hu-
mainly, and especially the friend of the colored
man, in his past conduct, there is nothing thst
he could now do that would do so.
If he knew himself the feelings Of his own
heal, the had always been friend Of the cclored
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

A Temperance League has been formed in
Milton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

MILroN.-The "Cataract House." SO long
kept by 5. Ward, has been purchased by II.
+. Seeger, reftted, and renamed the Eagle
Hotel ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The President-Yes, sir; have great faith
in the people. | believe they will do what is
right
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16

The reapplarance Of reitI unions bee
the streets of Richmond made necessary O.
button rad there the other day. 4 mIi
tsry guard went through TIE streets arrest
lng all persons wearing rebel buttons. act
took them TO Libby PRISON where the button.
were cut of and she parties dismissed
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CT. CHARLES THEATER-

tyh -e-fpzsrrr E --ssEBE Il o.. aGlsg-! u
The management have much pleasure nnouncing tho
public that they avs entered engagement for limited
run Der " nights with those geat actors,
HR. AND MRS. CHARLES KRAN,
formerly Miss Ellen Tce who will make their FIRST appear
ance here aisef lapse Of several years MONDAY EVEN
ING next. Wool p" ' njaE ri ~ 1884 r4 Nt 4' =
Mesrs DeBar ard EDDY beg call the attention oftho
public this Is positively tho farewell
mrn Of these eminent artists and will only opport
nifty they of witnessing their dramatic efforts
they shortly Europe there take leave of ta pro
fson upon which they ngthcneda period thrown
80 great aluStcr r- ..s. ..
Thsy wIl be assisted BY Mr.. J. ,. CATHCART, M G.
EVERETT and Miss CHAPMAN, the Princess Theater
London ~ ... .i-.. a 80 r
On Monday next January sh will bs given shakpears's
play Of tho ..r- aIng... .......
MERCHANT OF VENICE,
shyiock Mr.. Charles Eea1
Portt.. Charles Kean.
On Tuesday, Jaauary o.
HAMLET.
Hamlet Charles Kea7.
Queen. .Nrs. Chass Kean.
On Wednesday. January 10,
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Benedict Charles Kean.
heatrce Mrs Charles Nean
Box Office open on SATURDAY for the sale Of Reserved
Seats Which ean be secured three days IN advance.
NJ CIV OPERA HOUSE T'7
GusTAvus osrERMAxN LESSEE AND nAsAcEn
Mime Ghi0nl and Signor 8usiniss Grand
italian Opera. 100, .-f
sia& btfahoscn' Director
-ifi PROGRAMME FOR NETT WEEK JET
NORMA.
Tuesday Evening JAN 9hThrseenth Subscription Night
LUCIA DI LAMMERMUOR. .,-zs-,Tft.s- ~ F5sN,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Subscription Eghb-Thursday
and Friday Jan 18th and 18th. EG7 p s4fStFf 2 :,
: - IN active PREPARATION ceunoa's FAUST lst
sale Of seats night next week sstur
day, jan 9Th,
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ID. GREEFF, ii5fTHts f
aR4s so AND 81 OLD LEyEE STREET, I 8
CORNER CT BrEsrrtLE srnEEr, i,lea q q

s7- 5a-ofers for sale
h.S n ana HaSahe S5fas REigs sacks
GYa..a nd s YAK I'D f ss
F TpAsbs sE GREEN ass h hae.'a II qualities
ses ssgsss az f bS extra
= Ms, GEEF-loo bbls. pominiek."
a Ssi su agE, Sos ; hin e ass yellow
MaSkEREI - o pigs ,ess hslyss ana kts
SALMON hall fH sss and XII Pts sa"st a'ani'
Sresf IossTER i g ,s and Two pounds.
MHlsKY-i0O BIB rectfe ed and old Bourbon
En- sas 8fPss
Snssn ass scssss sE sa
oEpa SiIlo sSs sssk esa ma sases
Star uANptEs =, 200 9n Dukes u and l6 o7.
Wax CANDLES % boxes, white and coiored -.
Toie. s,tAP-l0 100 boxes assorted
STARcH-5og boxes. foxs Pearl. ..TF
T9BACC 10, ~ pkss chewing and smoking
PicKLEs-96I boxes. gallon, half gallon and quarts.
MusyA 4 }.,, ID, dSzen London and Kentucky
Wereestelssirs SAUCES cases, pint. and half pints
r%snto
Dried APPLES-25 BIB ).
Waite REAES--25 bbs cicce. sEfl
Red BEANS--50 bbls.. .,s.- s-...e .-. e.54.5
Ra1SlNs--500 pkgs, boxes, halves and quarters
CURRA NTS-50 b5ls., new "zante.n
. FIGS-25 or. drums Smyrna
PRIMES 50 kegs and cases, new. A- li
German CHBKRIES-25 keg-, cboics ...t .. SD. H
ALMONDS-50 bbs soft shell.
Fire CRAGKERS-a00b boxes gold-chop, No. l.
PRESt RVES-lo0 boxes In and glass.
JELLIES and JAMS-50 boxes, assorted.
Brandy FRuITs-5O boxes, F'ench.
Pie FRUITS--l00 cases. assorted
Fresh PEAGHES-l00 cases, and lb. cans.
Fresh PINE APPLES-50 cases. ib cans.
Fresh TUMAT' ESQ cases h. cans. HH
Green CORE-50 cases. #.
Green PEAS-5I cases.
Lima BEAES-50 cases. ls..-.. ---.-5
Fresh supplies daily received by New York and Western
steamers sale the old stand 49, 80 and 20 Old Leyee
one square below the Post Office. A. d. GRIEFF.
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ADuOi @.. ADUO!i ... ADOOl llEs..G.
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, ."'eA'. gs
Commencing Monday Evening, January g,
r- ARTEMUS WARDS HONOR.
more humorous than her humor The grin BROADER
under the mask Of which lies If the deepest wisdom,
sterling Readers must buy the book for them
selves '-tClembers' Journal, London
ARTEMUS WARD AMONG THE hORMnNs
The public respectfully informed That these will posi-
lively be Areus Wards only nights in New Orleans prior
his departure for Englnd where arrangements already
being perfected for his early appearance pan Hail.
London,
The Pictorial part Of his Entertainment embraces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Faithfully photographng gigantic SCALE the Streets
Salt Lake City and the singuariy beautiful Valley Of Utah
The accompanying descriptive lecture by Artemus Ward will
be cheerful The of this entertainment has been
marked that it is perhaps to refer to here CON-
mencng in the city Of New York. it given at Dodworth
Hall for hundred consecutive nights densey crowded
houses Its subsequently in Boston, Philadelphia Bal
tmoe Washington Chicago and 81. Louis less posi-
tive and brilliant
Admission 81 Reserved Seats be had E. Black
mars music 1877 Canal street. without charge
Sale of seats will commence Thursday morning. Jan
Doors open ut 4 at o'clock The Knabe plane
used Atemus Wards entertainments kindly furnished
Mr. Blackmar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

National Democratic. Party-7Ehc Dele
gates Of the First aud Fourth Districts will meet THIS
EVENING, at o'clock at the Committee ROOM above Fred
Qruber's Saloon 4s .g.s.E.ll- .s395t IH ii
Business of Importance will be transacted aElEG
A Ii. d. OGDEN, t.a,s gI.si
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COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
We have made arrangements by which prepared
furnish friends in the country with COTTON SEED in
sacks reasonable price, and in lots their
Seed Guaranteed sound and n the growth of 1866 Those in
want would do well early
only arrange for a limited supply.
sUTHERLIN 4 WARREN,
Commission Merchants,
l05 and lO7 Gravier street,
New La
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WANTED. as

| WANTEn-AgENTa WITH A SMALL cAPTraLs
GdsE Ssss snd f2 naa H.
.,ons young men with limited means are Offered grea.
New dIsaas q Charlie. .sfss sen'ns Company BOX
| WANTED-A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY HOUSE
ing nc hss be sh s r e. AZ one hay
aae[sss ~ =: crescent otlee; .24.4-----
WaNTED-A SITUATION As SALESMAN IN THE
@ ss ~ IN s e
Tefsrn nes q siyn | 81 re se e ely
| l23 GRAY or street, n O. 1 Eps' ~ 10 ~
w ANEED-PHILADELPa FREIGHT FOR a
Tchoupoura. street app" 70 H. I'd "'''ef7' 80
ae BY fa slYTEES 70 g
one whose parent IN e II narrS ]" ns ss sss e
1.pp.' Az no osasa. stfeel. y
Ea w z3.d L. ss4y paid to competent Apply rs
U7AsTE7,-A 71E7SEe-1 w,vr , .a7vz7g
Yssoo XIV Es. s5e ss Of . 60 i 20 Iva
tss 100 PIN ana; a az s h ate lis
r the year On he premises From go . 400 5as cation
To- ns ~ rae % ~ tag n NE er92 yef viii ssssd
Greene . CO No = New Lezee tor few days '-'''s'
w chamber maid Man ana vie preferred. Arpy at
Tzy.Sy3r5s ~ 80 - 800 81
w dsa, q IS. cy Wigs sa sssss ; ana
ieenses eScilagFd address with References location
terms, !. N, Crescent saiee 80 -.
stsads ss,i.sss sstsassIy 1asu Tssas =
take charge Ct pistlery apply to Leeds CO Of
x11. r,,r,r -,
scso1, se ,sk a.. As soohkEkfEE OF
q p LACK Roy III Postaasre
w. -, 11,,r,,
wv for small family II funb.d In modsIss rs ~
furniture isS 's and q. II
;sr1g ~, o As BX
ne q - Engh educasion and usi Please
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JAMES T MeFARLANE 81 CO.. .
u. GAS. T. MCFARLAND, W. -AYERsJ
CIstern RuIiders and Carpenters,
no. CAMP STREET ....,..........

BETWEEN JULIA AND GIRoD ATRgETs,
Are prepared with STEAM POWER to I'LL all orior9 q
their line with neatness and dispatch. ..' ''1s8 rT'
MuUI DTNGS of all kinds and sizes constantly on hand
and UMBER cut to siYe or shape on order
STORES and COUNTING ROOMS fitted up in the best and
wirkmanlike manner. 80. .H ..z. . -
Orders country CISTERNs promptly attended
carefully put and delivered at steamer railroad fres Of
charge, ''7..- =
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y. L.
a.=.. -."- .... '..4. j. 1877 Gravier street
RRAacatoF r II sS1ESsY YoKK MUSEUM
.g 40 and AZ ST. CHARLES STREET
-Four n ss E
s By York Msss S @ sa
st. Charles stsact. New Orleans
JACOB OFT. CARPENTER.
Special attention given to REPAIRING of STORES and
BE-. -7&-fA.l ~ DWELLINGS, --. 't ' .-Nfs..
CIsTERNs MADE AND REPAIRED. ~
nss- Orders left at % Tivoli Circle L. DURAND
Toulouse and Charities street. promptly attended, TO-
uoUAKD, FISHER a. BROWN 'ay0
- CLAIM AGENTS, i'
U.M ae CarondeIet street, up stalks.
Claims reundng Of Internal Revenue Taxes erroneously
assessed attended to, and Blanks furnished
All Claims against the Government vigorously prosecuted
STEAsI TUG BALTIC To-"
CAPT j. L. SMITH prepared to do all kinda of hsrbor
work .-... ..s... Vi ..-.-f -Hr..H ...'-I..
Orders McCiosksy Co.'S Office No. le5 Ora
vier street, will be promptly attended to. -
u TRAMoSTANA, IMPORTER OF |l.
'se FOREIGN FRUIT.
Wholesale Dealers kinds of Dried and Green Fruit,
No, II FRONT AND IA FULTON STREETS.
Between Common and Graver streets,
..# NEW ORLEANS.
A sTRoLOssF. ...........,. HAS AfsKISED.
YOUNG PAUL WARIEG,
Doctor Astrooger located Customheuse street.
| between Burgundy and Dauphin streets.
He born with natural gift lie tells tho Past and
known fall Causes speedy arragesbrngs
together those long cpsFaedrures all diseases Business
strictly confidential He shows correct likeness Of alb
sent friends future husband, or wife
Terms for consultation, ST.
Those distance send their age and 81 and address
Paul Warng 2i99 Orleans Poeotice and get in
, return the outline OF their whole lives.
| pAaIL It. ELDER CO.,
| . BAsIL II. ELDER-J. II. TURNERJ
General CoElmission Merchants,
No. street, exchange Buding st. Louls, Mo
Solicit purchase produce and give particular
| attention to c0nsgnments of merchandise
CHfLpREs TARLEroN az Co.. New Orleans.
| THOMAS s. ErnFR. ..F.....
dA0E REV RD-TO ANY PERs N VIII, WILL
ban body and ears and dosked tansTefs 70 the
IF rhntt
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FOR RENT.


A. FgENIs IIa E IN
House kT Sag REf IL III
MI 5 -
ssaa' n9s h
and everything ready for immediate occupation No boarding
1sa Py STREET, inquire
FOR RENT-IMPRoyED-tH NEATLY FUR
nhed, very desirable country place the Jackson
orleans has about 50 creek bottom land cultivation
sH wood fna EA f gas p'n
N. O., j & @. n. R. r. st Depot
EoEs R ENT-.TIIE ROOMS ABOVE THE BANKING
terms, Apply j. Palfros, Gasher
EoR RENT-A LAR.-E PLANTATION ON BAYOU
Fsrdoches nine miles from Mosanza. The Misss
are still on the place Apply No dalands,e. sts
FOR II ENT-A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH ENTIRE
On P Pe.
'na H3SsS Station
FOE KENT-rwo COTTON pLANTATIoNs ON
groes Of them Apply to Byrns Vance Co., No.
sonthwood Plantation is situated in the Parish d Ascen.
The Left Ct e ys aSTs 80 80 Bss snoye s
nenss and containing cleared land
s s4s Ap9Z " ED 3 Rs X ss
EoR LEAsE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Tssns three miles below inc town OF New Iberia
horoughly ditGhed and well adapted TO he
attached. -
On the place dwelling house and excellent
sS;jy 1ss
and the 'ss ME street
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WE HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS AS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Advances made on Con-
signments to friends in New York and Liverpool
- .-... ..rss CAMPBELL RICKARBY, *
a.- ...fs,.5a l- sla.- 20 Carondelet street.
New Orleans Dec. 16, 1865
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NsBnn nnn HANK NOTES WANTED OF
SS%UUsUUU the following States: 81.
Georgia. Alabama,
South Carolina, Tennessee, =. ~ F=I -r3s.
o.. Louisiana, Virginia, -..-
IS -... go North Carolina.
Also, Railroad Issues of all the Southern States;
]. L. LEVY, Broker,
N 1 draw
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GRAND DRESS AND MASONIC REeA
6 RA '' phEss AND haAs SONIC h E- a
RI Liza BALL,
To be Given mt the Masonic Hall, ..
THURSDAY, JANUARY ls, 1866,
81 s7E roR THE pEsxpIr OF .'- '.. ..r -H
sa Louisiana Relief Lodge No. 4.
at, ..EHrca e3ss .-..0sW. nv - Sl
( .aI COMMITTEE ARRAEagMENra: sIn I1.tf
JohE A.. Stevenson, W. N H p. Buckley, 8. W.. taEs
g. Sontag Secretary Joseph I. Hornor, 3. D., ,-
. n.0Ef OF Louisiana Relief Lodge No. l. .'95t ~ .

-..a. MANAGERS:
b J. Q. A. Fellows. NJ. W. Grand Master. % a- IN
NaSsd p ssns.t as. %fH aaa ass Master
Henry Il Swasey, w. Grand Treasurer. - -.Er-
2 samuel NJ. Todd, Past NJ W g. and W; Grands
D. 4Augustin, W. NJ. Perfect Union Lodge No.. ..
Refine Gutierrez W M Concord Lodge No B. ..~.,.
n. A. colongge " n Perseyeranse Lodge No4
Il dc Lucas W. NJ Los Amigos del orden Lodge No. s.
G. seguiy Gahans, W. NJ silencio Lodge No, 8.
q Fischer W. NJ. Gerlnania Lodge No, 46. \. .srg-
W H. Holland, " NJ: Friends of Harmony Lodge No 90
j. ". Bla X, Acting W NJ Mount moriah Lodge No. So
John A. stevenson W. NJ. Dudley Lodge No. IS.
i. r. Buckley, 5 " Marion IRON Lqage Nc; g.
James A. Dong ASS, w NJ. Alpha Home Lodge No. ".
81 tlatow, " N Qpitman Lodge No 70,
PHI Winfrco w. a. Hermitage Lodge No. IS,
Asron Harris, v, n Louisiana Lodge No, 100.
A. Godnann, W n "eean Lodge No II
T. D. Beach ". M. Excelsior Lodge No i6S: ...
VIM Mcl,nd, v; N ldnnwood Lodge N" i67 ....
s. 7; GTetiaa y !, n orns Lodge No IL
S H. Brown W NJ. Unsa Lodge No lT2.
j. P. Hornor, W NJ. Orient Lodge 10 l73
j. Busotara, W, NJ Dante Lodge, o. d.
cosmIrrEE INVITATIONS
T. D. Van Horn, John anderson,
jules A. FotEt, j. h, Dearange,
Sam Levy, B. Abulnas
r Brugirr, Jr, J. o. Mclean,
Henry Abel " B. fike, ....
- Joseph sanni, ]. C. Dunlap,
RECEPTION coHAIrgEE
j, o. DeCastrc, W y. Driver
A. Z. Dick, w. Deesdernier,
l. l. Bruce, " y Atee,
.. ] A. Letten, 7. a. Woolhcy,
Do Il. Simon, G. Assenhemer,
A. was, ]. d. Crawford '
,. ~I- FLOOR MAsAeERs. ....r .
l. i. j. eiHi Ssa.sc-nery n T. n Robinson Robinson,
9hessas Iaswrsnos, i. Dreyius,
w. Il Frotsree5ef, +. Rtcau.
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Fitch Itch Fteil! Scratch Scratch {!
CONGRATULATIONS OINTMENT will the itch in
4s hours. Also cures SALT RIIEuM, ULCERS Chill
BLAiEs, and all ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN. Price 20
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending GO WEEKS POTTER sole agents, 40
Washington street. Boston, win be forwarded by mail free Of
POSTAGE to any part Of the United States.
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-NOttce-The Steam hip L. g. Fla iris, from
Philadelphia is dschsrging her cargo 27 First
District Consgnees will please call the office agent
and get delivery freight otherwise it
will be stored at their expense and risk
L G. HARRIS,
Corna rpfCa nauiE
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LOST--STGLEN.

T GST Or AEESLAFD-CERTIFICA NO. 5S4 FOR
IL seventy shares of the capital stock Bank OF America The
public cautioned against trading for hypothecatng the
application will be made to the Bank for the issuance
Of duplicate certificate. LEEDS a. CO.
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--Nuticc-0fice ". %. CITY Railroad Conn
pany New Orleans Jan 3 ls66At regular meeting of the
Board of Directors Of this Company, held THIS DAY div
dend Of SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE declared, payable
the Stockholders 18th inst the United STATE Inter
nal Revenue tag which will he paid by the Company.
WIN F. STENOTT, Secretary.
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Es Chairman pro tenn. State Executive Committee
New Orleans, january ., 1860, Once
Upper Red River Low Water Navigation Company 80 Com
mon sreetsteamboat Captains going above the Raft
notified that j. W. GROVES is duly authorized superin
tendent and Toll Collector residing at the Wood Yard
q. L. KoUNs. President. =
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--Transportation Onice OF the New Or
leans and Northern Railroad Company New
Orleans December 2s ls6hfteight will be
Depot this road for all the Mississippi
Railroad .......... THOS WARREN, Freight Agent
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- NOTES.-The British Bark fn-leyyond,
from Havana will commence dchagng her cargo Friday
18th December Post 49, Third District Congnees are re-
quested to attend to the receipt of their goods Levee
and call at the office OF the Undersigned for the settlement
sher freight bills. H W. SCHWARTZ & SON,
I'm
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MOE TsEWA RD-TO ANY PERs IN WHO WILL
y41C return Office large white Pointer DOG with
spots body and cars and doskea tansTero to the
n me Of Crockett. s.
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Sewing Machine Depot, 81 Canal street :
where every kind of and improved Sewing Machines
for sale and have their choice variety Of
the most CELEBRATED MAKERS and every Machine is
warranted for and the taught charge
Fox sale a. the Machine and Variety Store.
.-.--5- s.+4sr- NJ. g. HEDRICK.
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Please announce Geo. HI. Rraughn as
candidate for State Senator for the First and Fourth Dis
c m vacancy occasioned by The resignation of Hon.
John Finnty
Elec.ipn-Tuesday, January 9th, 1866.
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lHb Ic.ipHHcH 81 ---.sEH q o. ACTON
The management have much pleasure in nouncng ths
public hst they hays entered into engagement limited
nun Der Knights with thoss geat actors
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THE Commercial Express Company is
prepared forward Freight Valuabes and Money
Of the United States making close European
Expresses Freight Money and Valuabes forwarded
so ali parts of the world with safety and dispatch
Central 0fce-20 and l22 Common street, New Orleans
j. j. McKEEvER, President
a JOHN S. GRAY, Genl Sup't,
pRn
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---Caution-PartiesE III .av ing the Celebrated
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines hereby cautioned
asust placing them in the hands of inexperienced persons
The of having them repaired The only place this
city where the Wheeler Wilson Machine be properly
paired and al improvements added sgency
otthe company, I62 Canal street,
PECK RROTIFRS Arents
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rs IbervAe South Baton Rouge Advocate Houma Guard,
Democrat Clinton La )Natchtoches lines, Shreveport News,
and Greensbu'g Journal Greensburg, La, will copy one
WEEK, and charge. ++ '' '-''-'&3
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ENOR SALE OR EIfAIkTEK-THE SUPERIOR
neg and powerful Steam tug TILLdE O. JEWETT pro-
peer oY shout go Dinensions-3 feet
long ~ feet beam, fess hold built In the Thorough
and in good order and business For spec
eatons and any further particulars apply to a RIa rs
.E CREEVY. NICHOLSON CO.,
CaN Cnrne ar6ndef and Crawl rxtrse
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Special Notice-AH persons wanting In
formation in regard to prisoners of who at Camp
Douglas, ILL.,, will please address E. S. JORDAN,
Roy III
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: Change of schedule-Ne.x Orlean., ia

Change of Schedule-NeyY Orle.n~, Jack
and Great Northern Raroad-On and after WEDNES-
DAY. the 10th inst passenger train will leave New Orleans
MONDAYS, WEDNEsD AVS aud FRIDAYS, at IA. NJ,
and arrive at Canton at 9 NJ, day.
Returning, will leave C.nton at 6 A. NJ on SUNDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and arrive in New Orleans
same day at 8 P. M. G. T. BFAUREGARD
Genl Sup't AND Chf Eng'r.
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-Cham Der of Commerce-A Special Meet
ing will be held MONDAY EVENING, STU inst, at 6
O'clock for the Election of Officers also for Members Of the
Arbitration Appeal and Executive Committees Other bust
meas Of Importance will likewise be submitted Former
hers cordially invited reunite with the Chamber and
take part in It's proceedings BY order Of the President
ARTHUR. C. WAUGH, '|f
md, Trrasu
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BIZ ID. e. MOKPHY,
AucrroNEER--onice No. a Magazine stroet-
/ CATURDAY, dam. 9th, at O'Clock II. L.
| ~ in store No. At Magazine street. will be sold
81 sacks Moats. =45sa {5 sII5 }5 3ii43
| H1- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes sisE +.
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WASTEB-PARTNERs WANTED@Ia DFsaIRE To
w cultivate plantation the Mississippi river
Gaines Laning Ark and want who charge
and furnish his of mules supplies The plantation
has heretofore made 500 bales of cotton has
in There the place nexhaustibie
supply of timber and large steam mill gin
large wood yard also be established place For
particulars ETC., refer R. Pcbard s. Caroneet street.
t. the undersigned on The premises E. X. Bachelor