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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26

Second District Court-Dockst No. s2.442.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26

s. E. PERCY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE CITY WATERwoRKs,}
New Orleans, March q, 1870.
To General Braxton Bragg, Superintendent:
GENERAL-I have the honor to report the
following as the collections for the week
ending March 10, 1870:
No. of bills. Amount.
First and Fourth Districts. .l45 S2470 50
Second and Third Districts. Isl 2301 so
One bill OF 1869. .......... l 4 so
Total. ................327 SALT 81
| am, most respectfully,
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3. ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to.
gether with the buildings and improvements there
OF, situated n the Fourth strict of his city in IL
square bounded by Magazine. Constance, st. Mary
and 81: Andrew streets designated as lot No. !,
measuring ~ ieet front on Magazine street, by d
depth of 50 feet, inches and line, between oa--
aei lines. f
Tie Improvements consist of new and eligible
two-stcry brick, slate roof store, with brick back
buildings snowu as No. $40, Magazine street occu.
oleq be ow as the Iceberg" Coffeehouse, ar above
by Judge Thomas 5. Collins. of the Sixth Justices
Courl eas ed Tor four yearsfrom January l. 1870 st
the rate Of $3.50 per annum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26
Fourth Dist let Property.

Ell GIBLE BRICK STORE. OPPOSITE THE
MAGAZINE STREET MARKET, ON MAG
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.

RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26

city of New Orleans, That ordinance NO.
1870, new series, be ana the same is hereby
repealed, so far as relates to the tracks of
the City Railroad Company on Canal
street, from Claiborne street to the
Metairle Ridge, or SO far as relates to
giving said Company the right to remove
said tracks from the present location; and
That the controller be authorized to sell the
DIRT along said Canal street per square, to the
highest bidder, after five days notice in the
official journal.
The above resolution was, after some de-
bate, adopted on its several readings, the
vote upon its final passage standing as fol-
lows:
Yeas: Messrs. Fish, Walsh, Camp, Penn
berton, Casanave, Grandpre, Staes aud
Reggio-8.
Nays: Messrs. Kearpy, Walker and Pan.
dely-3.
Messrs. Sturcken, FarreR and Carter were
absent during the vote on this question.
The resolution inviting the Board of Al
dermen to meet this board in joint session
this evening, for the purpose OF electing
keeper Of the courthouses was returned by
that board so amended as to Fix the hour of
meeting at half past eight O'Clock, instead
of half-past seven.
This board refusing to recede from the
original resolution, Mr. Grandpre, wss, on
motion Of Dir. Staes, appointed committee
of one to confer with the Board Of Aldermen
on this subject.
The Controllers statement CT checks
drawn by the Treasurer for the week ending
March q, 1850, amounting to $43l3 Il, was
referred to the Finance Committee.
The weekly financial statements Of the
WaterwoIks were received as follows:
OFFICE CITY WATERwcRKs,
New Orleans, March 10, 1871. !
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF CASH.
Balance on the twelfth inst. go. S4S, O93 SO
Received for water
rent this week ATT 81
Received fer transfer
OF water, etc........ 10 90 1876 81
Iotai. .S0Z SSj bf
DISBURSEMENTS.
PAID for lead pipe, OIL
white lead, rubber
cloth, etc.. STAT II
Paid tor water rent re-
turned. .......... Is 90 lG5 II
Balance this day ..... S52,7 1913 81
Deposited in Citizens
Bank. ..... $50, POS SO
On hand. .....-...... SIS %
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The following communication was also

The following communication was also
received:
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CrrY HALL,
New Orleans, March %, 1910. !
To the Honorable Common Council:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report
70 your honorable body. that on Monday,
tWehty-hrst instant, after due notice in the
official journal, aud according to ordinances
NO. l1C9, new series, adjudicated a con.
tract Tor repairing the steamship wharf
between Julia ana st. Joseph streets, and
ior putting 10 perfect order the approaches
Inereto, to Henry Ellerman, security C. A.
Eager. at the following prices, viz:
Fer square of all new wharf, complete, s4l so
Per square, taken up and raised. 800. Is 90
Fer square, taken up and relaid 90
FER s. mare, for furnishing all material
and laying new floor. Il co
FER running foot Of caps and
StIlHgerS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., %
Per running foot of braces . 33
Per pile, driven and bolted ....... 10 50
Fer barrel Tor shells. ......... 4S
And on the same day l adjudicated q con-
tract for macadamiZing Julia street. from
Magnolia street to Claiborne street, two
squares), according to ordinance No. 1890,
new series, to John Coleman & Co., security
u: oCorreJoles, at two dollars and forty cents
(s2 400 per running foot of curbstones, and
two collars (s2) per square yard of paving.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
Your obedient servant,
J. 0. LANDRY, Controller.
Whereupon the following resolutions were
offered under suspension of the rules:
By Mr. Pandely-
=, Resolued, That the adjudication by the
Controller agreeably TO ordinance No. 1909.
new series, OF contract for repairing the
steamship wharf, between Julia and ST.
Joseph streets, and for putting in perfect
order the approa ches thereto, all in accord
ance with Specifications to be furnished by
the City Surveyor, ETC., to Henry Ellerman.
as principal, and C. A. Eager, Security, at
the following rates. viz:
Fer square of all new wharf, complete 81 so
Per square, taken up and raised ... $50
Fer square, taken up and relad .. 900
Per square, furnishing all material
and laying new floor. . 400
Per running foot Of caps and stringers 20
Per running foot of braces. ..... 3S
Per pile, driven and bolted. 10 50
fer Darrei Tor shells. ............... 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26

TIE WHOLE WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR A
division Of interest, AMI to close the estate "A
the matter of the
SUCCESSION OF J. L. WARNER, DECEASED,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
coNNUBIACiTlES.


The pret,iest girls IN Utah generally
marry ioung.-lEr.
Blanks 1r divosee. Are suggested for
wedding presents IN Chicago.
There is a married couple in Brown
eounly, Ind u whose eombined height is
thirteen feet four inches, "a
My wife, said scri,ic, .fs to- most
evep-tempered women in the worldz-she's
always mad. ~
Preceding the list of marriages, Chi
csgo paper says 1.-The following is a list Of
fntaes candidates for divorce, --rEs-
Domestic discipline is maintained in
Dshomey by the dread every wife feels lest
her hasbspd may give her to ,he king for
\ soldier.
--Ranning mstrimony tntO the 'gsound
getting married in the Mammoth Cave
Brigham Yonng doesn't agree with
his mother-in-law, and she frequently at
tacks HIM in platoons.
--Pittsburg is disposed to brag over a
couple aged fifteen and sixteen, who have
Just got divorce.
Want We make your lover jealous
Ss "oh yes, sir, L think dcas u
pu' our heads together" NJ
10 LIN eos saly three d Us If married life
$500. M Indiana bridegroom. Not time
'"'"s" oven Tor II divorce. .I -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

~ The Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany viii probably.ts possssAlon of the
Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad, be-
tween Fort Dodge aud Sioux City aad
have trains running through from d.
euque TO Sioux City before the end OF this
month. This completes the compaay,s
Iowa hne.. But 4, 10 hoping to nake iAe
Cedar Falls Minnesota Branch more prof.
table by sA,.as.aa tlxsuxb Mn neso,.
from the present terminus Of ths, line q,
the State line Sor,hwsrdto st. Paul ,nu.
rendering it isdspendsnt ofsAs Ailwsul.e
4 St. Paul, and giving it u share o. H.
traffic Of a very productive whea. county
already we'll settled and cultivated. ''
A. this extremity, " thsb line, a val
liable connection. will soon be acquired b,
The completion % ths BSIleville \ south
srn Illinois Railroad to Duquoin, thu
opening very direct route between St
Louis and Cairo rhis sosd Ndh prob
ably b completed BY thsIst VI October.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

10y Mr.. w. q. Cleland, the General
Passenger Agent Of the Pittsburg,- Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway tand onp Of
the most efficient in the professional left
Chicago for the Pacific eoast Monday, to
loolk sftsr the business Of his -fhe Il cry
ago II. u. Gasehe, ~ e.. ~
Mr.. Clcland is one of tho few men who
can MI the position no occupies, efficiently
and satisfactorily. lie possesses in an crni-
ncnt degree the business tact energy and
brains essential in such position. We
Ssngratlste the Ci1ittsprg, Fort; Wssse
asd Ghidago co,apan > ia tho edfs ~ thsir
ability TO ,Ftain s1geptlemap Scl thor
oughly csleilstad forthc Svatcrapa sscn-
ger agency of their popular line.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

The French Empire is ended. A Re-
pablie has been proclaimed and General
Troehu named A. i,s president. While,
as the Chicago Tribune justly says, this
step may not shuttle Oh the consequences
of the war, it viii ehlis, IN favor of y, snee
the sympathies ofsil free nations-of none
more than the people Of tho United States.
Out Of France, with the imperial dynasty,
go ell tho hostilities il begot and now, in
France, the world At large will see only an
afflicted aud unfostuasts people struggling
for peace and liberty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS .rH

The success Of the fast train running
over this and the Pennsylvania road fIap
Chicago 10 New York In twenty.seven
hours is one az the most remarkable faat-
ures Of this seasons business. When We
consider that nearly 30 miles Of The rap
had to b. made over the Ca,nden ~ San
boys Inns, which could not b ipdpesa'tp
run much more than twenty miles an hour,
and moreover, that tbs ass miles bssweea
Pittsburg and Philadelphia have very
heavy grades, this time seems really won
derful. Yet II has been maintained with
the utmost regularity, and has been as safe
rs any other train on the line, no accident
worth mentioning having occurred. Buy
your tickets for New York then, via Penn
sylysnia Central.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
A Fact.

From the Chicago Tribune, R"d''"lI
Congress still maintaiHs tare' d,,ret
and ;ndireet. 10 IN, amount of not less thar
$500, 600, OOoi Or THIS ENORMOUS TAX,
LESS THAN oSE.uALr is REcEivED M
Tar oovrRsmsSr. The 'rt1sd'~der Is
distributed % prisat. isd.esd,4as en- f2qAses
who eontroi iwaado'. 4 ftl.Gtt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
Resoired,---

Will the Tri6wne please tell US which
aide Of the tariff fence the Radicals Of the
Thirteenth District are on-the Revenue
or Protection side? And will it please tell
us whether, in it, opinion, the Radicals Of
this di.tric, have lodged the tariff qucs.
ton, and are consequently entitled to the
contempt Of both the friends aud oppon-
ents Of Protection? ... .ffi.Ie4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

- The stassmcnt thas Jennie Junrrhas
eight children ~ hicb has been going tho
rounds of the papers, n contradicted By
the lady Herself, She writes ?. "Aqy, !
have no objection 70 eight, or even sixteen
children, il ] could support them,and 500
ciety sanctioned 40 large fans1s, bas New
York sebjsss - chiidses1 sAsongly as
Boston, ana thc reputation o. hsving eight
would destroy my charactsr With tho land
lords Of the quiet houses ana az respecta'
BILE servant girls, II should happen 70 gel
in New York paper She begs, there
fore, that the statement may be correctec
| by s~N,,ttvu.s~s fL..s iasks..l Of oisht
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
Take Notice!

From the Chicago Tribune, radical Thunderer)
Augusta -
1T is known and rcd OF all men that
N. ortrshadoring question IN Americda
polities at tie present time is A TARIFr roR
RryEyuE, OR A TARIFF FOR PRorEc-
rioS. n as optional for political
parties TO be for one or Ms
other. They CANNOT m ron BOTH. NOR
CAN THEY DODGE THE QUESTION
WITHOUT INCURRING THE CON.
TEMPT OF THE FRIENDS AND ADJ
voCATEs OF EACH OF THESE OP-
POSING PRINCIPLES ~ T
Resolution In the Tariff Question adopted "
the Democratic Conyen.i,u of tae yhlresn,h
Congressional Dstrict--co'. John h'SFs'-' oo'"''
nee1
R,soiped. That WE ARE IN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ON.
LY; and zoe demand that the burdens
Of taration ~atsn b fairty-ssd ey,au.
adjusted and that such an a9yastvse'h eun
not be made .ritbo,,t striking from TIE stat
M, book the prswNt odioas taTib td'r', I
system Of taxation gdsed upon fdroritisp
aud Which has destroyed Ameri
can shipping and comperce, ofrRIssE
rHx PEOPLE OF the GREAT A6RIcuL
TuRAL REGIONS, coMPELs THk Many 2
PAY TRIBUTE TO the FEW, AND ma
BUILT UP MoSoPoLIEs THAT coNrRoL NO
ONLY EVERY BRANCH oY AMEkicAN IRDp'
TRY, BUT ALSO )THE'LEoIshArfoN OF Cos
oREss; and zoe demand that the. prime a.
tieies Of necessity, such as tea, coffee, sugd
and salt shalt b. placed upon fM free t's
Resolution on the Tariff QnesLon, adopted by u
sional Dissriot-aon. ID. W. Mum, nominee
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
BULLS
SARSAPA RILLA
Read thc Captains latter ssylsi
the Letter from his Mother:

~ - Ixuton Rarseks. No.. Avrl .. isa
Or JueSpu.L~-IcwAr; KnqWing the 60
c.oscy.f,s our earspASiiia. AaA ue tnltns a.
r~a, it>si qualities u Possesses, ] send Jon he
fJlowing statement Of my case;
Iwas wounded aiou, two years Ago-was taken
pris ontr aud confined for sixteen months. Beng
moyco 20 ofien, my Wounds have not healed yet
! have not Eat up a moment since sa- wounded
am shoi through the hips. My general health
~ impaired, anal need somelhhg to Assst IA
lurc, have NOR. faith in your ss!.aparla than
IN Anything eke. ! visit that that n genuine
Please express me half dozs1 battles, and
oblge GAIT. Y. y. JOHNSON,
Pa --Tae following was written April -. i.6s
b' Mrs. JennieJshnson, mother Of Capt, John
ION;
DK, JOHN DULi1-Dem sir' My husband, In.
& =. JohntOn, vas n ssillful surgeon AMI physN
ian 10 Cchtml New york. where he died. leaving
w" aboHs q, l.. Johnson m my care. A. thirteen
years ~ age he had chronic dlarrhea AMI
.crofull. ivt which gave hun your sassapuila
1T CURED HIM. have for ten years recon-
m.nded u TO many IN New York, Ohio and Iowa,
for scr0hIla, ieytr sores, aRs general debility.
Perfect succoss has attended t. 1As elrss sGeda@
D. o1sss q ssrgfsIa sAa fstsr vsvs a!mea
saTa'ui1us. am very ANXIOUS Tor my SOD " agaln
haYc recourse 10 your Arsaparilia. lie 10 tHfil
Gi getting spurious article. hence ms vs.tins 10
you fnrit li1s wounds were terrible, but ie'
lieve hswi recover Respectf9llE ,o,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

"a" We judge from an article In the
Boston that Igst, Col, Sshn Quincy Adams
Is not to be Democratic chndidatc for Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts this fall AMI that
Hon. Theodore II. Swoeiser, of Lowell, is
the Posts favoritc cand idatc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

o. pD- The coniractors hope to have the
resd completed From Shswneetown to VI
Illinois Central by the Lei Of Dscember
The gap between Edgewood aud Pana is
to be flushed carly in sl,o spring.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

Day- Gen. w. ;. Hillyer formerly Of
Gen. Grants stan, IS TO be run blythe In
deperdOnt % democrats Of the Ninth
New York District, against Fernando
Wood, for Congress. - .s-t.N -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

Sy- Senator Thurman viii mHks his
opening speech, in the Ohio campaign, ut
CINCINNATI, Sept. ~. NJ.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

Sas- The Buffalo Coaanrciat warts the
Republicans of New York TO nominate Id
renzo d. Collins for Canal Commi.siopcr,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07


D~-Most of cur. readsg' swsl rscouect
Ysnard who contested -tAe scat i1NSon-
grsss with Bailey from the I'd Coughs
sional district Il Louisiana. He had thc
misfortune to be a eon,est~at.fsr Ll Sea
betore Congress had dccmsd issafe to ad-
nitHOlorea men % he vss thrown gut
eDut Menard las {allN upon eviS%iee,'
and Is now enyeioped IN Nnothefzs1et
HckAs been arrested forHnVdhagc upon
u CIR. of color and beausy fe.stisss in hii
family. AS he Is no, a'msrnSer q&Ssn'
gress, except coastructi vsasx We .suRpcse i
would ts.safc for the Lie 1sSthcr OF th'
deaowered quadroon lady. sNc him tho
thrcshing which he SO richly aeserves.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07
Chill~ ~na Fever.

,u,BE proprietor ofthis celcbrated medicine
i Justly CLAIMS for II n superiority over all re-
mcdios ever ollie red 10 the public for che sa,,
tam .re,dv and tsr,nnmerf IRE Of Ague and Fever
or Cknis' and Fever, whether of short or long
standing. lie reicrsfo the entire Western and
southws-tarn country To bear him testimony TO
the truth OF the assertion, that In no case
whatever viii ~ fail u cure. IL the direcuons are
strleily followed aud carried out. lp a great
many easer a singlc dose has been sufficient Tor V,
cure, and whole fsn,,l 80 have been cured BY q
Single iotile. With q perfect restoration Of the
general health. u y, however, p!udcnt. nnd ~
every moro certain 20 cure, " Us use n con
Timed ~ smaller doses for week or Two aVershe
disease hn boen ehected. more especially IN a..
hcUlIt aud long standing eases. Usually, WIS
Med,1fhe viii lots ts4lIie any AID 70 keep Inc
.Nsels IN good order |tbouia the rsfient- h''wov.
lsr require q cpthNuc medicine. aiisT having
tak % three or fpr do.cr of the Tonic, slnRl.
doe OF mills Vegetable Family pill
VII s,rhc'eb.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

sns- Ifshc Rers,SlcaAzsAHase speakers
who are now clcqeynt in.tsssting of the
economy of Gsapys aemssiasr,Sp, and
The, reduction oe.the pvsstsSsIt, will be
somawhxs less gewsval in tf.CiF statsassats'
nnayivsss few -fscss rssssNas ekpepdi-
tures for the fiscal year eMdtwyta June, we
shsil hsys less Of yaposing afll more Of
hons,t discourse. in gbe ccuM1y:, ESQ
They Sill alsocniig hten The reor'c on a
p0snt which is WOW envelopcd in 2 dense
fog. IL they will cssycahswhat Grahts pas
nd V do with Observation-Disclosures oftl's IL
nanccs. what suggestisA Ass'he nsseH or
policy brought forward 0x hint givens TO
any person or to congress, CONCERNING thc
revenue, or O financial me~sate of~any
Kind, which has not been trested VIVA 1n-
tempt by congressa - 80 J
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

s.s-1no Chicago Times says that the
,a,i,,al Republican campaign committee
,o.,sts in its dctermination'e levy black
nail on the clerks, in the departments at
Washington. As the clerks get but small
salaries, and no tolligent mnn can longer
continue TO beA member Of the Reptb'icnn
party without sacrifice OF seif-rcsPee',
tho committee is guilty of positive cruelty
in following the clerks so sharply
Let the committee call on the bondhoid-
ers, to whom Secretary BontWe'' mas Psa
premmhr d .i,tecal millions Of apnars.
L.. il. ,ealI .oa v the. National apksSas-ta
whom the country T. pppecesSari,y paying
twenty hn,iiiiohs yearly In ihteSSt. The
salt mcn.,anj the manqfss>i,rers of New
England, and the iron csM%e.p ennsylva'
mia are proper men to look aftcr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-07

A young lady of Piusbprg,. Penn,
who had been egregiously wronged by her
lover, reluctantly kept up acorrespondencc
until she succeeded in involving him IN
difficulty, which she culminatad IN ms mr.
rest and imprison Ascit. 3She6oS prsNsef
to be satisfied. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

From our CasWen C0frespondent.)
Sometimes think ia like for the wo
|mel to vote. 4 could chen take q Iittls
|piece Of spite out on some folks. n They
lever do vote III run for the Legislature, i
!rm living. want to pass a few laws i
Is none OF your business what they are bu
splI tell you just to make your flesh crawl
First: ia have every husband barre
|hooped TO keep him from running int.
and Iasciviousness. Second
IT'D put a halter around the neck of every
|young swain to keep him from trifling Xix.
u brute with confiding loveand innocene,
Third: I'd contract forsnuff forall the OLE
political hacks mean the men--in thii
Estate and make them sneeze themselves t
death Fourth: I'd take the rings Off th,
Fingers and bells off the toes of some til,
tender footed "darIingsr of my sex ans
make them hold the distaffn while thei
:poor old gFandmothers did the splurging.
3Fifth: I'd put the neck Of every whit
kid gloved dandy under thefenc'
band let him kick there like pig under |
garden gate till he learned to dirty hi
shands in honest toll. I'd do more bu
tits none Of your business.
M III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

Understanding that the Raleigh Brass
|Band would be IN our town yesterday, we
ordered The scastalian fountains Of this
metropolis to Be thrown open to its mem
|bers, and, not doubling but that the Band
would regale our sanctnm with sounds Of
|aShoo-ily.o "liail Columbia Old Dan
MOLLY put the Kettle oil, Y and
several other NEW uad so,tt-stir1fng. pieces
!that we never heard over tcn-fhousand
!simcs, we, the senior, prcpareaa speech as
Hong as our arm expressly for the Band
IA rousing, spirited speech but it didn't
come 70 time, and we don't care 4 darn.
I'VE met the Editor OF the Sentinel on the
street yesterday, but neglected to ask
whether lie had Charge Of the Band OF the
Ilrundlc-bed portion Of the sPic-Nickians''
from Isawley.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

The sales OF this admirably fitted on
warehouse in Danville arc published ii
|to-day's issue. The structure ofthis hous,
Is the complctcst convenience for the plan
ter we have seen. II does seem that IN
|lts construction every possible comfort fol
|the camping out of the planter las beer
studied Overland provided Cor. There i !
|cool brunch running by the smooth isns
|opcn wagon-yaFd; nice stable stalls; T,
good shelter fort the wagons running all ar
|ound the caves Of the warehouse mic,
|rooms, with hunks in them and iire-places
flor the men 10 sleep in; the interiorof th'
|warchousc Il spacious aud laid Off with nj
|eye to business, two stories; a dunn
|waitcrp down stairs to take up with cas-
Iand safety the heaviest loads Of tobacco I,
|ghe large and new salcsroom above: ans
I'm addition The proprietors inform us the,
|lesign having cistern pipes to convey th'
|water. and also a bath house for tho refresh
Ting Of the woaried and dust covered plan
!tcrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18

All the "boysr Of tho old thirteenth re-
glment remember Capt. J. RossETER d
Company r. The gallant Prussian who
fought with ~ volunsariIy-wlthout feal
ofconscriptlon- and who was shot through
thc jaw IN the Wilderness. Well, RossE
Ian, we see from an advertisement in ID,
charlotte Democrat, is selling Dry Good
iii Chmlottc. DR.. john II. McAdcn, on'
|of the best surgeons in Lees army, nns
who went out with the Yanceyvill'
|uaysn Is also living In Charlotte and hal
|him an elegant Drug Store. Success 4
|MAcl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-18
ELLIsoN's WAREHOUSE ~ MILroy,

u rnaking name and d fame for bi,
prices for Tobacco-fair dealing and clev
Ter treatment-unserpassed BY any simila
House In Carolina or Virginia. lyeadvis'
Planters wso have Tobacco to sell to Civ
this Warehouse a trial. The proprietor
pre- all large buyers Of the "weedp and, a
heretofore stated, are none Of your picay
|ane, skin-hint men; II the Tobacco Is Ill
right, price 5 no object. Send yourTobac
|co, and remember the Warehouse.