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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-26

The New York Sun Gays "'Tke estate left by
the lato Baron Rohschiid, of Paris is reported to
be worth Sioo,oOe ,NO. Few persons, we pre-
sumo have any definite idea of this immense
sum. but it may help them somewhat to form
0se, to mention that il nearly equals tho total
cost Of all the buildings and improvements in the
city Of New York. The assessed value of tho real
estate in this city liable to tsyaton was, in 1867.
$55J,447,062. Adding to this one half for under.
valuation, and then deducting ons-half the total
Tor the lots. and it gives Ms $418 585297 as the
worth Of the buildings. If, then, the city were
70 be reduced to ashes tomorrow, from end to
end, the Rothschild fortune would sufaoe to on.
tireiy restsre IL" ~ sF'A I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-12-26

A young man at Lafayette, Ind, having
pe,isdy stepped one side to let a locomotive pass
now sues the engineer for squirting hot water
e bin. ~ ~ I.fEal ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17

GEs. RongKr +. LgE.-Thc Augusta
ga Chronicle and !S,niinci, in speak.
ing Of the recent Democratic meeting
in that city, says: In the course of
his remarks. Gen. Hampton said that
he coald re-ccho, from the bottom Of
his heart, a speech made 10 him by that
foremost Of living men. Gen. Robert +.
Ice. II was when he saw that grand
chicftain, and stood by him again in
his retirement, that they were talking
about the war aud the past. General
Lee said: II did only what thought
was right and nothing else. Now that
we have peace. favor obedience to
tho law. and desire peace throughout
the land" Perhaps. continued the speak
or. this may be called reasonable; but
] will tell You something very treason.
able that did occur: The General was
riding his old gray horse, which you
have all seen so often, when he was
met upon the road by solitary man.
This man took OF his hat, as every.
body else does who meets the General.
and said: Il am one of your old sol.
diers; | never asked favor but want
to ask you one now" The General re.
pied: IF can, will grant it with
pleasure WELL" said the old rebel.
u want you to get down off that horse
and let me give you three cheers!"
The General did 80, and the cheers
were given with hearty good will, as
| now propose that you give three more
for Gen. Robert Z. Lee.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17

1T. Grants election means progress.
We hope it means the iron hand of a
Just Government laid relentless on rcb-
els. We hope to see at last lover OF
liberty in the White House--one who
loved and understood what Lincoln on
" submitted to. If we cannot have
that, give MS at least a constable who
will remorselessly execute the laws.
Ten days after such a will is recogniz-
ed at the White House, Wade Hamp-
ton, Alexander Stevens, Forrest, Cobb,
Toombs and. Seymour, will stink like
whipped spaniels to their kennels.
Grants friends understand so little the
epoch they live in that their most law
ish falsehoods never claims for him
anything which fits him for leader in
such an hour. Pope said:
..Feign what crimes yoa win. and paint 1t ere so
some rising genius aims up to your song
But Grants friends have not fancy
and understanding of the hour enough
to lift him up to its need.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17
q. .. Marshal's Sale.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
Second Judicial District Sc
Of Idaho Territory.

Ki VIM u VT AN EAElUTT0E
- issued out OF the United States District Gam.
81 the second Judicial District Of this Trr,to-r
against the goods and ehattels. lands and tese,s.
Of John Is. Matter Juies TheVenia, Louis Fsd.r ~
J. NJ Belts have seized al the right. title ans !.
ie'est which The said John b. Natter. Jules Their.
nin Louis kedon and j. N. Belts, or either a th..
had CO the 10th day Of July A. D. ls6s or hay, ~.
acquired 81. IN aud 10 the following described rr.
isos towii; That certain building heretofore fDo~
~ The Centersllle Brewery" and Beer Oelxr ss,n-
ted on The south side a. Wal street between NS,n
and High streets. in the rear of and adioning H.
store building and premises II vaniine Co n Ia
ho City. Boise county. Idaho Territory; also he N
OF land upon which the same is situated with al ,hs
rights. privileges and AppurtenAnces thersnnto n.
longing: which shall expose for sale ~ the NV a.
reis at the front door Of the Court House in Idaho
City. Boise county Idaho Territory. on the ID dsyw
November A. n. ises. al ii O'Clock in the foreneua
}. Il ALy0RD.
United States Marshal District Of IdahO.
dated Oct IL IsesnsS. BY O. R0BBIsS. Depuiy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17

Az Ohio schoolgirl went through
her calisthenic exercises at home for
the amusement of the children. A
youthful visitor, with interest and pity
ON his conntenance, asked her brother.
"if that gal had fits9v No. replied the
lad contemptuously, that's gymnast-
ics." "Oh, tits, hcy?v said vcrdant,
chow long has she had 'cms'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17

CURIOUS EXPERIENCE IN PEpEsrRIANIsM.
Mr.. Edward Payson Weston explains
his recent failures thus: "After six
fair trials ] am convinced that walking
upon circular track is not only against
my nature, but unnatural to either man
or horse. Until my last trial attrib-
uted my previous failures to every
cause but the right one, and it was on
~ by accident that learned that it was
the continued walking round the circle
that caused the dizziness in my head
and the nauseating feeling in the stom-
ach, besides the feeling of intense
drowsiness that could not account
for. can only describe the feeling as
such az one feels when inhaling ether,
with the single exception of severe
pain in the stomach. 4 rest Of 90 or
80 minutes will entirely relieve the
system, but after the first attack | find
myself unable to 20 but one or two
miles without experiencing the same feel.
ing. and am compelled 10 stop for treat;
ancnt Again, when walking on the
track have been unable To cat sub
stantial food; and what is more CON
vincing proof that it ia unnatural for
me is. that when walking on the high
way have always eaten most hearth
ly. and have never been troubled with
any dizziness in the head or disorder Of
the stomach Food alone gives strength
To walk naturally. and when YOU can
not cat you are governed by your ncrv-
Gus system." Mr. Weston will attempt.
IN or about the Tth Of October 10 walk
100 accurately measured miles ON the
roads in Westminster county in less
than 23 hours
A dispatch of Oct. 9th states Yves.
ton accomplished his task in % hours.
10 minutes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17

A NEGRO exhortcr at Opclousas, La,
the other Sunday, told his congrega-
ton that what they lacked in guns
they could make up in matches, adding:
They are cheap, five cents box, and
those who can't shoot can burn Send
more troops to protect those lambs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17
9fsal gptifss.
RY VIRTUE or AN Fypc,,n,

RY VIRTUE OF AN Fypc,,,.
- issned ont Of the District Coz. ..sOUIl0A
county Of Boise. upon judgment 49, u and FOR d
Court wherein w. ID. Tiiswsrth 4 rendered in Al
BARLEY Allen Mckenzie and David A,al And
and osco ID po sIs sum q ons md n q
tested the ID day Of October, a d az q suit am
ana taken In execution the follewinv have sesS
erty to.wi.s All the right title, claim described s,s
interest Of that certain CO.. .s ss e
county. L T., and takes water ont ~ ss.aied In Boss
OF Mors's creek and conveys on 70 Bsn e North sds
ana known as the ivan Wrinkle" n;.. vista Bas.
a7fh Day Of October, A. D. ,sss
at IL O'Clock, n. win sell ,n 80 -oos,
,ss .a aooI u idaho City pbo auction y:
70 satisfy said execution and All sAsst bader
Idaho city. October Q. Is6sn49ws sAerir.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17
Notice to Eden Eold.--

~ 4kkC1 holders
IkhEiTokr OF IDAHO. In the D,.,r,.. :
County VI Boise. secoad Iudss,.S1 Court
Peter Peterson. W. o. Weiss. D.D,.a ~, r,'''i'a
VIM McCarty, Piantias 1.loest and
A. MCKAY. w. X. c0wzn, J. H T.irrAa.
nison. O. Humason, Johnathan JaeI.o. a !. Z Dsa.
PENDANTS. Asos, daG d.,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN No
~ all persons keIding OF clairning ~ ~
che provisions u the Act entitled - 80 under
curing Liens TO Mechanics aud otber. 1H Tor se-
January 2Sd. A. d. 1865. aud all snl.s,.s approved
amendatory thereto that the absye ~ s Acts
have o0nmenced m action In kaid Go pantias
mens against SAID defendants. dong -. or Judg
the ffarEe and styie 81 The Summit ~. under
Company" for the sum Of 81 400 ss go MINING
forcement Of Lien contractors ma .na Ihe en,
srs nader the prosisions Of said Aet N nm
amount on the Mammoth Quartz LedO. :. Tas Md
eAts IN summit Plat Mining District n r." 10
fy Idaho Territory. and you are herehr coan-
exhibit your Liens with the proofs Thereof %
tober term Of said Court ON the fo.b ~. sae O-
being the 18th day Of October, A. D. lsss .as1s
regular term Of said Court ulmgns
Idaho city, l. T.. Oct 6. IsesnIsva
AissLfE FooTE. Attorneys for plaint,a.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-17

Ono claims to have liz wooden mills
within her borders
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
zes.IDas bv stsuraAas

NO, J. q q. n. R. R-Jan 2s-5 bales cotton
Battle & Mobiles h Allison &co-l2 VI Hillar *
co.'s d Carroll &co-2 Boyd & Martini DO
Alcus. ScheTcA q Autey--l Cobb. DOlhOnde AGO
II ID Sieeoman-l6 Richardson 4 May do 70
7 Bodley &co-s Hogan.& Pattou-6 II Gillian
3 Barrett x lie Sasser-5i u II L J ii Allen &cO-
John Thornhl-5 y Henders0n-3S do by
Won Thul jr &co--3 Britton * Moore G. 5 Whit.
Comn--3l W b ThOmpsOn-ll j & q Cromwell
10 Tansill, Horbeak &c0-2l JnO I Ha5d.e &co-
IL r Powoll-Sl r l. Adams W J RobsOn-s4
Payne. Huntington &co-.l9 Jos Uoy-3 r I To-
Tian--73 Lacey, Terry &cO-ll J z Higgins &cO-
s Keenan,, Phfer < Norris Green ScO-27
Bea6les NugO &cO-47 bales cotton yarn Hamil-
ton, Banks a BradtOrd-27uO feet umber 70 ID b
Norlh-suudries to order-Total coz bales cotton
n. o., J. 4 e. n. K. Ran 29-26 bales Of
cotton Alcus, ScherCk & Autey-l do to order
3 Lehman, Newgass &cO-iS Byrne, Vance &cO-
Il A II Peale &co-ls Owen Bros-2 r l. Walker
Is Alcus, Scherck * Autey-2l Jno harde &cO
IS b SteedHau-6 BIitton MOOre-6 J A Lane
NJ Smith &co-9 Harvey, McMahOn &eo-7 do
BlakemOre, Woodbridge &cO-2S Hogan b Patton
90 J 2 Harrison X Son-4 7 II & J NJ Allen Sco-2
Hy Won Phul ir &co-44 Payne. Huntington 6cO-
2 i'm Lewis &co-l5 r L Adams-ll W ThOmp.
sons Barrett lie Sasser--l4 r POwell-'0
Richardson May-l2 G Cromwell Davis,
jenkins &eo-9 Jos HOy-l4 Dickman, Hill AGO
n W Robson-3 Lacey, Terry &cO-l4 ID Blair
&co-S Torian-29 J p higgins &cO-62 do to
G A Green &co-22 I 4 Henderson--l5 BeaGies.
Wipgo &eo-sundIies TO OrdeT-TOtal 7l3 bales OF
cotton
n. o., O. a @. W. R. R.-Jan 1916 bids su-
gar Laftte, DuflhO &cO-25 DO Z Hare-lS do T G
Payan-ls do Milliken 4 Rringier-7 bales cotton
pupre & Greyemberg-6 DO J A B0nnafon-l DO
J. Terre bonne-l do A Charpantier-2i3 head
cattle and sundries 70 order-Total Is bales cotton
60 hhds sugar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
TOWB0ATS

NEW ORLEANS ToWBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsTGNED WISHING TO ESTAB-
sh equitable and uniform rate OF rowage and 20 aher
greater facilities 20 the shipping erng AID leaving this
pori, have combined the following ToEbOzts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
gwitzerland, LsviHthau,, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINZ
Harry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, ThOs. a. Morgan, Equator. Wa
baah, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
MieacO and Reliance.
number power o. the absve annotated Line OF
ToWboss GUARANTEES that de.entiOn occur either
tie bar or in tia porL
PETER NARCY Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER a ZUBEzB Err,
barry Wria ht Lima.
EDWARD A YORKE h CO, z Lima
Associated Ofiee, g CaroDdelai D stairs.
J. G.. NOR ROSS,
cHAS. FIIZESEITBR.
Leyse Agents.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30

MOHILE-Steamer Frances-272 bales cotton TO
lehman. Newgass &co 80 do T & S Henderson
81 Jos Hoy-30 SteedmaD-55 to order-l2 do
II Knox &co-9 Stewart, Hyde &cO-6 do Ware &
Bro do d Blair &co-sundries to order-Total
469 bales cotton
Steamship Agnes-s23 900 spe-
Gle Chas A Whitney &cO-$5000 do bbls tallOw
80 bales cotton Francke 4 Danneel-2 do Gates,
Gillespie &cO-4 do Griffin \ PORCH bale skins
l3l hides l. Mann &cO-66 do 80 bdls hides Ii
SKIS wool TO Chas Whitney &cO-l30 head cattle
end sundres 10 Order-TOtal IS bales cotton
VERA CRUZ, etc-Stesmship SOnOra-sl0, 900
specie Carriere &co-Sl60s do o B Graham &co-
$1,000 do NJ Payro
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITUTB
LEXINGTON, VA

This Institution Is IL fun operaionand Is ready ssi
the South at period Of the SUMNER aAd &c
take charge Of them for the uhse year.
The vacancies the Faculty By the death Of Gems Stone
Jackson Rodss and Crutchheld supplied oy
appointment Of Gens G. ". Curtis Lee Col ". B. BsiI
and Col j. ". Asssie, with the addition Of Capt Jain
Brooke late Of the Navy
Address the EndersiEnsd FRANCIS Il. SMITH,
saDerinteodent
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= a.A-A-nAN - hIN6s-
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, va

watering Place having undergone thorougf
repairs furnished throu ghOut eyey department
entrey frs css- furniture viii be for the
eepton Of visitors on tie 18th day Of June
The reputation Of this water extensive and nrmy
established the particular diseas
which T. specific The prOpet0rs have eRdesvnred
abe attractive any Watering Place IN mountain
If Virginia
Comfortable Coaches viii meet each train 1t ShSwsvie
= Dassengtrsto the Springs The
partner will be -ssst in tie BY a gentleman o.
experience and pains spared render visitors comfort
aba Q. A CoLHoUN, Agent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
CONRER's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This well known WATERING PLACE, situated IN Bote
county Virginia the line aud fl view
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad viii DO opened for the
ptcn Of visiiOrs OF tie LIST Of june
Persons leaving Baltimore, Weshingt0n, Richmond and
Petersburg ill arrive the the Springs those
coming from the South and West -oh tbs Springs in about
ten tOuTs from Bristol
they strike the virginia snd Tennessee Railroad Of the fact
will be landed at the platform imm datey opposite 70 the
Spri e
The undersigned formerly Of Richmond takes
informing bis friends and the pubnc generally that he ha
TO this place with the intention making bis
residence and viii neither trouble expeaseo
render pleasant and agreeable 20 his There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
the medicinal qualities which generally and avoraby
known u deemed Unnecessary speak ofther
FINE BAND OF MUSIC viii Be In attendance daring
tie
board, y %
Beard, per uaonth. ............ 70 %
Wk. II. FRY Proprietor,
Postoffce, Bonsack's.
Roanoke county Va
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30

CRESCENT OyTIos. No. ~ OLxp srsxEf
Thursday, January 30. 1908
No clearances at the Customhouse yesterday.
Arrived Yesterday.
Fir steamship Sonora, Bouvst, rim Vera Cruz 18th
INST via Tampico, 22d, to v Perilliat-3d dis
tTict IS
Steamship Agnes, Williams. from Galveston, to
Chas A Whitney &co-lst district 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Henry Ames, Crawford, from Memphis.
Annie Wagley, Louallier, from Washington.
IAfourche Barsnco, from Bayou Sara.
Iberville. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Lockport
Nina SHINES. GTeathOuse, from Bayou Sara.
Waloon, Ruiz, from Southwest Pass.
Frances, Bakeste, from Mobile-P RR.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
u. 5. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western 4 ouisiana and Texas.

The Ferryboat leave the foot Of St. Ann street,
opposite the jackson Square, DAILY ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agers at sA
Shippers and eonsgnees of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans Tar SER Company Camp and Common
streets, goods delivered any part
Of the city reduced Of drsysge
Freghts for stations he road orandings the Teche
Opelousss siyerabe ibsda or st Martins
Vile received da Sundays excepted from to NJ,
the foot Of ST. Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lafourche between Laba-
dievie and Lookport for Blsngcr Canal and for Houms
will be received and transported through via Rscesnd La
ourche and Terebonne stations through Steamboat
All outward freight payable the time Of shipment
all inward freight on delivery.
G. ". K. BAILEY,
suueriptendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
Masters OF Vessels

VII confer a favor upon the press by hosting
their signal numbers (Rodgers' or Marrystts
Codel on arriving within five miles Of W Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several aours in advance Of the time it now re-
quires 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at 8 Pass is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal fags. B. 8. 0sBoE,
Boarding OAicer. 8 " Pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MONTGOMERY BROS. 60. sell, at II O'Clock, at their
Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. furniture etc Also At
u O'Clock n. at r. Liners Stable, Graver street,
horses mules.
p @. MOHAN sells, at III o'clock A. at Leonard Max
wells stable Baronne street.. horses buggiss
CHAs. NASH sells. at lO1< O'Clock a ~ 81 No. $50 St.
Charles street, iurn ture, etc.
RF- Zee advertisements page.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Steamer Rochester. Oermain-clesred Dec Is
schooner iP Is Ss srdssl BirdssIi-cissTsd Dec is
Schooner Clsrisss Allen, Hssxee@Tsd Dec Is
BOSTON.
Steamship Concordia, Sears-saied Jan IS
Schooner II Baker, Crowell-loadng Jan 20.
Bark lincoln, Trot-leadng Jan i9:
Bark II swthorn, Wiiams-cleared Jan 4.
Bark Jennie Cobb, Hawley-ssiled Jan IL,
Schooner N Wright, Freeman-clesred Jan &
Brig ossiEpee, TwOmbly-cle sred Dee 30.
PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner Geo TbOTn-eeared Dec q.
R0CKLAND. NE.
Schooner r O Thomas Crockett-ssied Dec lS
Schooner Edwin Red-clesred Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon, Bss.ly-losdns Dee q.
steamship ALEXANDRA Thoma,-ssiled Jan II
ship Pressn, Pa Gs Jan
Ship Margaret Evans, Ne I'ullough-clesred Dec s.
SEP SEP S SsTd cam Ga6on SSH Dee
ship VIM Woodbury., Mel lan5ssied Dec So
Ship Asatic, Andrews-sai ed Dsc -.
ssP Ocean os.ss Pba hSS Dec
LONDON
Ship Prince S G:. ns. .l Dec S
Ship Protector Msroni-cle ,Ied Dec 2S
GRIMsBY
Sieamshp Ed Hawkins, wilson-sailed Dec %.
HAVRE.
Ship Duchess d'orieans. Hines-sailsd Dec Is.
MESSENL
Bark PirAndsllo, TatarO-clsaIed Deca
ANTWERP.
Ship Ukraine. Melcher-saied Dec 20.
Bark Jupter-sailed Dec Is
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Lapeu-sailed Nov IL.
CADIZ.
Bark Fanny ESsr Odessa ed Nov H. and saTed from
Gibraltar NOV 20. Put into Kingston, ia, Jan. LIST,
in distress
GENON
Ship Colombo, ovirO-cleared Dec5.
GLASGOW.
Ship Stafa MeAlister-saiIed Dec ls.
PALERMO
Bark Giovanni Batista, Guglimini-ssilsd Nov e.
RIO De JnNEIRO.
Brig satnella-sailed Nov 20
MATANZAs
Brig Poinsett -cesred Jan
CARDIFF WALES.
Ship Southern mpi =, puclas-saled Jan l.
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SPECIAL.
DIR. uowe's Node OF Using a Vacuum.

EATAA.. ECIAL.
DIR. HOwe's Node OF Using a Vacuum.
By removal Of atmospheric pressure local and internal
gestiOns instantly relieved, which restores health I'm
large class Of diseases IL vigorous circulation Of blood
into aud through part operated upon OF which
nourshes nvgorstes and enares permanently small weak
organs BY restoring he equilibrium Of nstures blood food to
them; by which Il is reliable remedy for ParayEed
Shrunken Parts Impotency Weak Sexual Power SpemE
torhea Seminal Dersngement Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and IneontneDcso Of Urine ENLARGED Posste Obs
nate elect varcces certain FERNS Of Structure etc. whct
other rarely Hundreds have been treated
cossfally,
His Medical Baths
Eradicate Constitutional Syphilis Skin Diseases, H5moa
Rheumatism and Mercury from the system which medicines
fail to reach but used together effect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Remedies prepared and furnished for all forms Of dsss
acute and chronic of either
Once hours from A. n. TO u. Consultation ireS,
Treatment cash Chars moderate Strictly confidential
A. T. HoWE,H D., u BAronne street.
Near 6snal. New Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-30
WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES B. MORGAN LINE U. 8.
Mail Steamers.
LOB hay st. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascal
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The new and eiegant low iron Laura,
Capt Jon wALKEB, regular trips above places
follows arrival fPonehartran Railroad trains below
On TUESDAYS On the arrival Of the 9 A. n train.
On SATURDAYS arrival Of II n. tran-on this trip
goI TO Passes goula
Returning viii Leave Ocean Springs MONDAY and FRI
DAY Evenings Paseagoula every MONDAY noon.
The above trips will regularly prevented BY
bad weather low Fo trher Information apply 10
OHAS. WHITNEY a CO., Agents,
80 and 81 Camp
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pUENA VISTA ENGLISH
ChAss ICAL sOHOO

Having returned taer years) 10 my
former home, the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
viii open MONDAY the 10Th OF September next an In
gsb and Classical School, for the education of Boys.
The locality of this institution Is delightful combining ~
the advantages Of town and country The grounds ample
sndw besgaiD beauthed and adorned with tres
shrubbery The building IS large and veil ventilated
admirably adapted for School purposes The
recently furnished from cellar garrett and being
reprinted epapsred receansed aud repudhed thai
locality in the whole country viii be more helthfgl.
The pline OF tie School viii be mild parental bui
hrm and decided and every effort viii be msde develop tie
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil
Principal Of the School prepared board Twelve
scnOlaTA
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department ..........s Is %
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classics each extra %
Board per month, including fuel and Bghts...... 20 90
Washing OF laundress' prices.
JAMES MeEUTT. Principal
References from Tsnnessee-Col Jno. MeGavOek Gen. NJ
?. DeGrahenTed, Col ON. Perkins r. H. Bradley ESQ.,
Col w. s McLelnore, J. B. McEven, ESQ.,, Col John L.
House, Rev A. n Cunningham, d. D., Rev. Francis Il.
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