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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

CABINET MAKING,
UPHOLSTERING, sc.
rENHE undersigned having located ,--;zz-- --1--7s
on the corner o. Main and sam szY-rf-rt-p3
uel streets, Charlessown, is prepared ] j u
from this date to carry on the Cabinet Making
business, and viii MANUFACTURE Ok REPAIR
FURNITURE
Of every description, Mattresses, Sc, to order.
+. b. BOCEMSDES.
January 2s. ls7l-ly.
x. ES Il
TSnGlyv oy'ss Ready Keller
CURES TIE WORST PAINS
Ia from One % Ilreq'y Nimaes.
NOT ONE E3OUEs
After readiar ibis advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IS CURE FER
EVERY PAIN.
It was the first and is the
Only F;iis, Kennedy
That Instantly stops the moss excrutating pains,
al,ays lUilammati0ns, and cures Cong esnonswhe
thcr OF the Lungs Stomach. Bowels, OF other
Glands OF organs bv one application.
~ FROM OSE To TWENTY MINUTES,
no matter bow violent or circulating the pain the
Rheumatic Bed-ridd-n, lniim. Crippled, Nervous,
Ncuralgic. or Frustrated With disease may suier,
AaflNl ~ "a y y EAcstA v II GAAGA
win aFord Instant Ease.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KInNEYS
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION Of TIE LUNGS,
Sore Throat Didicult Breathing,
Palp,atioE Of tAe Heart,
Mysteries, Group, DiptAeria
Headache, ToothaeAe,
Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Gold Chuls, Ayae Chills.
The application of the READY REJiEF to The part
0T parts where che pain difficulty exists will at
ford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops ia halfa tumbler o. water willina
few moments cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Sto-
mach, Heartburn. sick Headache, Diarrhe, DyS-
tutery, Cole, Wind in the Bowels, and all later
nal Pains.
Travellers should Away, carry bottle Of RlD-
WAYS ksAuI kELIET with thea. few drops in
water Will prevent sickness or pains from change
of water. Ia Is better than Ercnch Brandy or Bit
ters as . stiuulanf
FEVEg AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured Tor atty cents There is
not remedial agent in this world that viii cure
Fever and que. and an other Malari0us, Bilious.
Scarlet Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers aided
by kadwly's Pills SD quick as Railways Ready
Relief Fifty cents per bottle.
HEALTH! TSECAUTY!
Strong and Pnrs Rich Blood-hcrea,e Of F3esh
and Heiyit-C,cGr Skiu and Bc1aij4l CJnpler-
ton scared fo dN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
Private Sale
Valuable Real Estate.


rIyHE undersigned, Executor of George Isler,
will sell at Private Sale, the fine farm OF which
the late George Isler died siesed and possessed
living in Jefferson County, West Virginia, about
IL miles from the town of Charlestown, ON the
County road leading to Summit Point, both OF
which places are on the line OF the Winchester d
Potomac Railroad. and afford fine markets for the
sale of produce. Said farm contains about
Two Hundred and Fifty Eight
ACRES OF GOOD LIMESTONE LAND, between
30 and so acres of which is in VALUABLE TIM
Der. it adjoins the lands of Bushrod c. Wash-
ington, Henry Davenport, Esqs., and others, md
is very convenient 10 Mills, Churches and Schools.
The improvements consist Of a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE aud Out Buildings, never
falling Well of pure water, Pond for cattle, stock,
&c, &c. The farm (all things consideredl is one
OF the most desirable in the fertile County Of JEFF
erson.
JOSEPH CRANE,
March 81, ls7O-tf. Executor OfGeo. Isler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
All the Year Round.
Anthracite egg Coal,

rI'HE time has come 10 lay In your supply Of
! COAL. will az heretofore, keep good sup
ply on hand -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

IHEAL-TEEz BIC AUTX!
Strong and Prrs Rici Biood-h,crea,e of FLESH
and Heigb.-C'ear Skiu and Beautiful CJaPler-
i5n secured Co aN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

Ysrl.et or manslausL.sr.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13
THE SOUTH
Deroted to the Material IRte.CS II
the Sc1ahern States.

A Weekly eight-page paper. P ike |
in the city of New York. ~ Iaatr W
& Co., for SO, per annum a..a e
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13
Mr.. Greeiey's Letter of Accept.
a1c6.
NEW YORK, Man 20. 1872.

New YORK, MAY 20. 1872.
GENTLEMEN: l have chosen
not to acknowledge your letter of
the 3rd instant, until / Could learn
how the work OF your Convention
was received in all parts of our
great cOnntry, and judge whether
that WAS approved and ratified 10y
the masses of orr fpilow-citiZens.
Their respnnsp has from day to
day reached me through kilograms.
letters and continents of iourna-
lists, independent of official patIo
mage and indifferent 10 the smiles
or frownS of power. The number
and character OF these uncon-
strained. unpui,'ha sed. unsolicited
uiterancrs satisfy mr that the
movement which found expires
sion at Cincinnati has received
the stamp of public approval. and
has been hailed by the .maiorit,
of oul coun!rymen as the hardin
ger of better days for the Repu1.
lie. | do not miSinterlrp; this
approval, as especially compli
mentary TO myself, nor even 10 the
chivalruus- and justly esteemed
gentleman with whose name I
thank Your convention for asso-
cialing mine. a.... ...... ..........y
4 receive and welcome it as a
spontaneous aud deserved tribute
to that adm rah.p laats0rai ut prin
ciples wherein yOirCoRyentl0n 50
terseiy. SO lucidiy aud so turcibly
Set forth the cunvic.ipas which
lmPelied ani the PURPOSES winch
giadsa , is , ts9,se, fsa 8pIasiorn
which, casting behind L the wreck
ana rEDb5sh o., w5rp out o9n,eH-
lions aud Dg gone tends. eul bodi.s:
in b aud few words the needs and
aspirations OF To- day. Ihough
thousands stand rs7s,j7 70 con
demn your ever act. hatdlya syl-
Liable OF criticism or csril has Depu
aimed n your platform. OF which
TIE substance may he fairly epit-
omized as 'rll0ts. .....
First. AL the political rights
and franchises which have been
acquired through our late bloody
coErulsiOo aust and shall he
guaranteed. maintained. eniOyed
ana respected sverinOre.
Second. All the political rights
aud franchises which have been
lost through That eonru sion,
shonla, and MIST he promptly re
stored and Te-tsta i>hea. so Chat
there shat. ba henuetoTih no mo
scriaeG class, and no diSiraucLised
caste, within the limits OF our
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13
To I. P. Hotchkiss, President of
the Lake Bodceau and Cross

10 i. Z. dOtcn Kiss, President OF
the Lake Bodceau and Cross
Bayou Navigation Company:
AT your request / make the fol.
lowing statement OF facts in regard
to the history and condition of
said corpoLation -s.. as
On the 18th of October, 1869,
George Alban, Robert j. Loonay.
Thomas 2. Hotchkiss, S. II. Cain,
II. Markham and w. NJ. Folsom,
formed themselves into a corpora
tion-by pubic act before q. II.
Spilker, Notary Puh.ic tor The
purpose of opening navigation
from Shreveport through GroSS
Bayou, Lake Bodceau and Bod
ceau Bayou to the State OF Ar
kansas.
The corporation was organized
and stoc >awas promptly taken 20
the 'aaiouh: of $1,000, each ruein
; Der taking ten shares at 800 per
share. Upon the most rigid econ.
omy We proceeded to Isy OF our
WORK into sections, putting under
contract section alter section. and
paying promptly in cash as sec
lions were completed, inspected
and received-by the board o: d;-
rectors, until " had reached
Bellevue in BoSSier Parish.
About the time we had finished
the section reaching Bellevue, our
company was enjOined aud stop
ped from further proceedings hv
an order OF the District Court at
theSuit of one William Siedham
under the remarkable preiext iha,
openlns aud deepening the BAYOU
would Cause the Mater 20 OK, -ttiog.
these lands and thus cduse him
heavy damages.
We obeyed the order OF the
court, and. failing to reach and try
the cause, our enterprise, which
seemed to have no popular SUP.
port, languisbed. We were salts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13

BoSsier and an experienced fat
ard barge boat man, and one of
the most successful planters of
Bossier. He was punctual and of
great service in plotting rs to the
landing. We arrived on Sunday,
the 23d instant, about 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. The citizens we're highly
elated at the advent of a steamer.
Though small, she created as much
noise through the town as, if the
John T. Moore had been landed
instead. The following are some
of the most prominent citizens
that came and assisted in making
a landing: j. G. Head, DR.. Swan,
w. 81. Hill, w. NJ. Stedman, f..
r. Moore, j. w. Only, @. q.
Novel;, Jas. Hagan and others.
We are under the belief that when
they will cut through the timber
and chaparal Of the deepest and
best water. navigation can at all
times be had to that place when
there is Sufficient water at the
mouth of the bayou, on Red river,
aud that it can always be on Bod
ceau to Stranse's Ferry perhaps,
as the channsl is deep and the
water always clear. .... y. -, - 4
Below We append communi-
cation from our old and esteem ii
friend, Mr. Kinsworthy, nov a
resident of Arkansas, and in the
vicinity of the contemplated ter,
minus of our route, and respect
fully refer you to. our esteemed
citizens, the MeSSrS. Battle and
w. Murphy, who have been resi-
dents near this terminus ia Ar
kansas, aud who speak favorab! s
of the width and depth Of the Bpd
, ceau as high as LewisvIlie. In
addition to what has been SAID.
, respectfully. refer you to u report
i. Of the Secretary OF the company
T hereto appended. ....-
+ VIM. S. LEWIS. ..
a For the COMPANY
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13

fed that the object of Mr.. Sted-
ham and his friends was only for
delay of our enterprise, hoping to
lie able to get State aid and au-
thority to close Cross bayou en-
tirely and levee the river, which
project was attempted last winter
in the Legislature of the State
and failed of success.
We have been from the begin
ming of our enterprise fully salts
fed of its vast utility and benefit
to the commerce of Shreveport
and when we consider the large
area of fine fertile country through
which the streams pass, that have
heretofore sent such large
OF cotton to Camden, Beach Hills,
Homer. Trenton and Mindpn /;
also, when We know that the in.
terminable pine forests, cypress
brakes and quantities of white
oak, for slaves and wagon max
ing, hoop poles, will all be brought
within cheap and easy distance of
Shreveport, it is no wild stat =
ment that annually one million
dollars worth of produce will reach
our city by this route alone.
/ Shreveport must soon realize
the fact that she must live by
manufactures, and this route pre-.
scuts materials not yonlynecessary
hut in the. most unlimited quaint,
ty, aud of cheap Transportation.
Our company Is out OF debt, and
in our earnest endea Vofs TO bene
lit the commerce of our town, We
have not specialized, and have no
fancy or preferred stock. The
stock issued is more Chan paid fol
in casa pltisoUt ana SdTF bees rpn.
deCet., and Ii is . matter Of con
CIRCULATION that We have done SO
much will such a slnaM outlay
Aud now all We deed IS a "eerrC
Gus help from the, CITY anf- frGD
tue people largely mo:e n -arest ed
than are the members OF the com
pany.
The first great advance we de
sire is to have the bridges on eros,
bayou removed; and if We nave
the aid ana moral support Of the
! city and Board of Trade, the Pc
lice Jury OF BOsSier Parish vii
promptly construct bridges viii
draws, SO as not to impede navi
gat:on. I is true ihe law Nigh
. he Invoked, bIt our desire anc
, uniform policy is and has been q,
cuitiyare the mosJ friendly re'a
p tiups with al parties, ana W. lee
sure THAI the bndges can Ge Tt
moved ina manner satisfactory
. and agreeable to ali parties il
: interest.
Respectfully submitted,
) X. .. LoONEY. Secretary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13
H'h JUNE 25, 1872.
DR.. T. P. Hotchkiss:

H''h JUNE 25, 1872.
DR.. T. P. Hotchkiss:
Dear Sir: / have, during the
past few days, learned Of the effort
being made by you aud associates
to open up steamboat navigation
through Macks bayou to the Bod
ceau, and thence ~ the Boictau
into the State o. ARKANSAS. From
personal knowledge OF ri. route
l regard this work entirely praoii-
cable, there being plenty OF water
and of sufficient depth for con
siderable distance into the State
OF Arkansas, if the timber be-
tween the open lakes, which ap.
pears at Intervals, eau be proper
ly removed, to give good naviga-
ton for small beats for six mouths
in the year; which will give to
Shreveport, in addition to the
trade from Louisiana, large
trade from the counties OF Lafa
yette, Columbia and a portion of
Nevana aud Hampstead, and prob.
ably from the western portion of
Union. This is an enterprise of
more Importance than most per-
sons BOW deem it. Push the work
on as rapidly as possible. / feel
confident if you will take the pro
per steps to bring the enterprise
before the people Of that portion
OF Arkansas, they will cheerfully
join you in the enterprise. Hop.
ing you may speedily succeed,
1 am, with respect yours, or.
B. II. kINswoRTHY.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13

Barley CoGes.-Take common
barley, OF the Skinie-S II u can be
obtalued, roast as yOG wOnId
coffee. aud mix 10 such proportions
As suits rour taste. IL is very
good.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-13

Ham LaGst Chop some lean
uan. put IN pan. with a little
pepper, a rnmP 0. batter ana TWO
eggs aea EN-; when well, Warmed,
spread 1t on bot buttered toast
and serve.
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The sun fer 1879.

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

oauaAAtNuoNs tny4t
PRorosAIs FOR STONE.
ROCK ISLAND ARsEHAI, III, MAJ 90, ls7l.
sealed proposals. are invited for tho following bills
FOR A wATER.PowER DAM WALL
This vail viii 30 about 10 fsst long similar IN d..
Tssas SS q Ss ssss L .sI S ss on on
r. bed ~ fsst thiek under "a. eoPisg ard y -.
5sSs spsS.d q isss apart Ss ass .sss. ios ISs
al SSss BE- sSi's, *. bldg ,t9 e e. and - b
let yld. .ad q th' cous,stiS,ti feet vide met
%ss s nssss aas nd q Ss So OF sS
ietts isst inches WIDE must DO not less than In
The total amount Of stone required is about 1850
yAFds o. which about ons fourth VII DO dimsn,iau.
and sap, but The color Is not Important
FOR BARRAoKs
!. ,s %ss q g ne 'soP: .rS.y
:,sssveIt 4 3 Y iPeh.s thief, Ssessd Win bIi,l.
rubbls. Az ne stoas must DO ei usiiorm color.
sidds1s who dsaisa fainisRins stone IRON qu.rrs.
from which stons has not already been used At this
Ss :snd . Ss ssSssSsS Two q more ,or ss$pis
blocks q stone nudIsssod and containing not less
| Bids VIM b epsSsd At this Arsenal, al 10 a. m..
All bidder. are ia;i.sd % be present. The success.
81 me Ss
The Tsht, .si's, .ny snd al BID. shs. are dssE.d
Sasf stone must g. satis sspsraIs bot .ssh So "a
must be 70 furnish all the stone required, either ioI
pros psr yaFd Tor al The sIons dsysssd Ia6bis and
dimonaon tAksn toyethsr. stone will be measured u
the vail. md exclude all openings and technical
pa. .heaid Be Indor.sa on The oai.ld. q sAs en-
Bidders can obtain speolhcAtions Tor the. work b.
ssyeI.ton to ne qSd s 40 shoqd aisG o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
nIRn.

yEnNoN.-On the 18th Instant, ions wEHLxr
VenNoN. AGED ~ Years. monlhs, and dyL
church, on ID street, between fourand.a .hAf and
siIth slreeta southwest on bqnaAy. Tho "a Instant
the family are respectfully Invited 70 Attsnd.
BorKLER.-on Thursday, Juns %, Ina FahsK
OyERToN, only OF Ovsrioa y. and kitue hotelor,
aGsd mSnths, weeks. aud days,
funsral 70 take plAes saturday, The ~ Instant q
belIwarc avenue, between II and 1 sta. nosthsasL
DAvIs.-ou the 2ist instant At II ~ O'clock ?, NJ
daughter Of James H. and Rachel X. Davis,
funsEAl Will take pisos IRON the residsnoe Of hel
pArenla 1fn Tenth atI sat northwest this laAturdJ
Afternoon II O'clock. frisnds and relatives Of lhi
family arc respectfully invited 70 attend.
0URLEY, -on the al,. lpstAas ghAos onnAt
late HELEN r, 0uflaE ~ ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
DRoPosALs ron snEKp.


OYIIoE SURF or IsDIAR AFTAms,l
kANrA M, N. NJ, Juue 4, 1SI9 (
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, with COPY Of This
AdyoTtsemsht Attached e eaah) viii be rscslyed At
this once until tn HhDAY June ~ lt71 AZ 10 O'Clock,
a M ior tbs dslivpfy Of TEN THOUSAND HEAD
NJ hhhEt Y the united states IadiAn AEsnt for
the Naytio indlAaa ~ fort DehAnoe, New MeIioo.
Ths shesp % b dollyorat under tha contraot aust
be good. s0und, heAlihf HWnB, not under two nor
over three yoAra Of are, and gl be subject TO the
nApootion and approval Of the Indian Agent 81 Fort
DehAnae ~ ~ of aqeh other person o. peFaona a. he
fore the lat day o. September, 1871
Each bad must be dsned ~ two rsseen.lblo PsEsons
And bis Or their ability 70 iglhll the oontraoL
Bids will DO ontertalnod Tor any part OF the number
Of eheJp required not less than 2, 900 head.
The ighfis reserved % reject any All bids offered
should II DO deemed AdViaAhlo.
The eonirAoth will be subject 10 the approval Of the
| honorable Commissioner IndlAn Analru.
Bidders are Invited 70 DO preHeut AZ the opening
| the bids. NATHANthL POPE,
iSlg bupeTlnteudent0i Indian Affairs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

-oUEEN-TAYLoR- june %, Is79. py ne Rsy
both Of Washington, D, U.
MILLs-KtssNER-on the 18Th instAat, q n,
hILLg 70 Miss =. kinsHnn. both Of this city. lbali
mors Bun please oopy.l
sWIN0IR-JoHNsToN Jane 5, Is7a, By tbs Rev.
H. J. Drinkhouse, Ronnnr D. bwnofk, Of West VII.
glhlH, and Miss faaA o. JOHNSTON, Of wA'hing'op'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
DE- JOHNSTON; os.us
BALTIMoRR LOCK HOBPTrAL.

IN. JOHNSTON;
BALTIMoRR LOCK HoBPnAL.
Once ssath ersdsriok street.
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&: 81 % affist SsSs In tbs world for
A oURK WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
Weaknes. Of the Baeh lambs Structures, Affection
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Lengues. Low sPlhi., oonfusoa Of ideas, Pspltstee
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hope. o. Aniiotpaiions' rendering marriage. As. IN
'''- YOUNG MKn
Who hA.s injured tnsmssys. ~ certain pFast,ee IN.
daEed IN vhsn Aione habit frequently learned froA
nish fs s,sa sisa ssissp. ssd Il sot cured Tsadss.
narri.Es lmpos.tes And dastro,s both mind and bsdy
Wh.I ! ~ thai Ioans m.n. %. hope Of his soun.
". the pride o. his parents. shoald be srAtohed from
Ss.sss y Ss,sas s% Ss ps,h y aslars s .sS
daisinE In certain .ears. hAbil
:ar g e T rS.s II.
sEsatiye POSer-lmp9sensIJ Nervous KSeitahlliiJ.
az e.hss Slsaasasatiss spssdhI T.Iisssd 'o' DC
- No letsts resolved unlsa Pestpald and oonsAin.
an. ssss sssa si pGs d ss'a
1rDoRsTMKNr OF THE PRESS
thf n.ay IaoaH.aas cured q Within
0ps..,.oes Rsriomsd q p. Jehnslon, 4itns.sed b
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oEEJoE, SOUTH FREREELoK ST.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22

1T. MARls oogsTr, No jane y, isi, :
Proposals are invited for delivering thirty three
fourth and Nth sootons Of the W. o. and p. l. H. H.
said ties 70 BE- Of good white OF rock OAK 70 be eight
feat long, and hewa 70 show fAos Of all inches And
70 bo not lees than upven inches thick, = =
r. Ss dsii,:sed I'D plsa On aid re.d n lots Of
O. U. SNOW.
ju39W Uhlsf Of OonatTuollop