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To PURIFY, ENRICH THR BLOOD, BKAurFFY the
complexion, use HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON
CENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL-
LA: One bottle equals In strength enc gallon Of
the Syrup or Decoction. m Is -6m
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Nor FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS that
aiict kind arise from corruptions of the blood
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
remedy of the utmost value. m Y-6m
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA
cleanses and renovates the blood insils the yigor
Of health into the system, and purges ont the hu.
mors that make disease. m 25-6m
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FINE CLOTHING.

Y. HENKLEMAN,
us BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD,
betSesn Ce1Yert and South street, South side.
In addition To his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
Bang &nd - making up superior article Of
hSADl hADE CLOTHING, of Foreign and Do
nestle materials, cut in the latest styles and Of su-
periOr vOTkmA-ssip.
,Gentlemen in want Of fine or medium quality
Clothing viii ind it greatly TO their advantage 10
examine his stock before purchasing.
Boys Clothing Ready Made and Made to Orde in
The most satisfactory manner.
1TeTms Cash.
81 One PrIcs Oaly
Having unsurpassed facilities for buying goods,
purchasers may rely upon advantages seldom Of
Tered the m in this market.
all and examine Stock and Prices.
~ Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
sepSSu
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States Of America.
T0 all aohoBa ii may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that ALBERT EMERSON has been
appointed Consul of Hayti at Bangor, Maine,
/ do hereby recognize him such, and
declare him free to exercise and ENJOY such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are al
lowed to ConsuIs by the law of nations,
or by the laws of the United States, and exist
ing treaty stpulations between the Govern
ment of Hayti and the United States.
In testimony whereof l have caused these
Letters to De made Patent, and the Seal OF the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the City of Washing
ton, the 9th day of October, A. ID. 1865.
L. s. and of the Independence of the United
States Of America, the Goth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President,
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
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CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsy lvsnia avenue and Ninth street
GEORGE LEA Proprieror.

~ H
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
REMOVAL
CARD TO THE PUBBIC.-The Proprietor of
the Canterbury having purchased the lease Of the
OXFORD MUSIC HALL.
VIC 'H''i ''Sb Old ChNTERBURY S
will in future appear at the above spacious prem
ites, and the public will bear in mind that this is
the
ONLY CONCERT HALL IN WASHINGTON.
oPE&SG 81 TGE New
W. A. Wray, Josh Hart, S. Clarke, Billy Gray,
Laura LeClaire. Lottie Langley, Mille Delphine
Mary Gardner, Fanny May. Ella Wesner, Tutsey
smith and Matte Sunderland-all of whom will ap-
A GRAND MATINEE every "Wednesday and Sat
THE FEMALE CLERKs OF WASHINGTON.
DR0FS. J. W. & II. P. KREIS' DANCING
Il ACADEMY,
PARKER'S HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts.,
Opposite metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can do SO now. as we are
commencing with the first lesson. All in -
formation in gard to terms, &c, can be had kIA
Days and Hours of Tuition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to 6o'clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
Practicing Assemblies every Thursday evening
, Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis: Philip
SOlOmon's, and other book and music stores also.
by applying at the Academy during the hours of
from 10 a. m. to p. m from to and 70 10 p. m,
note addressed to the Academy will meet with
prompt attention. Aft
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CREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

would advise al persons having teeth to
extract 70 call at DR.. LEWIE'S ofhce, sndtp~
have them taken out without pain. Oo
Also, call and ex anime the Doctors new and i'm.
proved method OfTnserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH
HJOu once see the great improvement in his teeth,
You vii have them in other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates At the old price, as We have not
advanced the prics on our work since the great
change In gold.
No. 2i2 Penn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets
JanSly SR IFwIF NJ D. Dentist
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PERSONAL.

q R.--You should not have trusted in such an
VI. inveterate quack. DR.. LEON has the largest
such cases His Office is 20 Penn . av. Sc as I'M
STRANGERs AND OTHERS DESIRING THE
- services Of frst-class Physician are advised
TO consult
. DR. LEON,
\ 420 Penn's avenue,
between Al and sth streets,
he guarantees thorough and permanent cure of
all SECRET DISEASES, in both sexes, in the
many years, and the thousands cured by him, testi
fes to his abilities as physician. His prescrip
searches of hos pitfalls Of this country and Europe
Young men who have injured themselves by, or
ABUSE, should conl.de in him at once; he is the
only one who can thoroughly cure them.
coSStEThTfoSs FIRE FREE. one or 'se se sim.
I AIDES, DON'T LOOK AT THIS.
VIM. PRINCE. ss1 street, has reduced his
''',e FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH
for Skirts Pantaletts. Sc, on Muslin, Linen, Cam
elegant patterns than any other Tlace of the kind
FLTTING SIX CENTS PER YARD. sel5.tf
CONSULT DR.. BARNES.-He cures all secret
y diseases of both sexes permanently, and in the
shortest time possible Recent venereal cases cured
ton Those requiring confdential medical assist:
ance should apply at once at Room No. IL Wash
7th street sep i'm
rNHE PATIENTS or DR. VELLNY can be at
L tended at DR.. Dsrby's Medical and Surgical
Consul alton Rooms, 4 80 7th street, with honora
for each. Him
A TTENTION EOTH sEXES.-seminal Ennis
"A sions, GonOrrhpa, elect, Leucorrhpa and Sy-
strusI Distractions removed. Address, Describing
symptoms. and enclosing one dollar, DR.. w. NOR
and receive by return mail prescriptions and in,
structions suited to your case au IS Inn
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.-DR. THOMAS o. HILLS
~ has resumed the practice of Dentistry
In all ITS branches, and will be pIeased
90 see bis old patients and the public gen-OIlO
orally. Ofhce-3O6 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th
Hnd ltfh streets.
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FENNO & MAGINLEY'S WASHINGTON
THEATRE.
Eleventh Street, near Pennsylvania avenue
Sixth night of EDWIN ADAMS, who will ap-
DUKE OF GLOsTER
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
RICHARD III. and PADDY MILES BOY.
6kOvER'S NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willardb Hotel
LEONARD GROVER &SCO......... Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-....C. D., HESS.
Second representation in Washington, and last
night most positively of the beautiful romantic
Drama, translated from the French. called
EUSTACHE BAUDIN,
received last evening with unbounded evidences Of
delight.
After which,
MR.. FRANK LAWLOR
will recite, in his inimitabie style,
SHAMUS O'BRIEN.
To conclude with the ever popular Farce en-
titled
PERFECTION
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STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY FOR
SALE

STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY FOR
~ SALE.
have on hand now, and am prepared to build
Engines Of all sizes, which can sell much cheaper
than they can be purchased for at any other es-
tablishment in the country. name in part
l6-inch cylinder, by 30 inch stroke, 5000.
Double Upright Engine, 81 .OO0
S-inch cylinder, by Is inch stroke, $500.
5Srnsh byl2 - " teach) $500.
double cylinder Engine, 6xl0 Holster, $50
2lO-Inch Horse Locomotive, Boilers, (each) $50
am also prepared TO furnish at short notice and
moderate rates, all kinds Of
MINING AND PULvERIzING MACHINERY,
sHAFTING PULLEYS, &c.
Address SAMUEL FARON,
IRON WORKS,
Nos. 342, 344, 346 and 34s,
Delaney Street,
oc 2-6t' New York City.
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR @VA
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Connected during ten with the Piano Stere of
JOHN +. ELLIS, Esq. >, and known as Tuner
for Chickering & Sons.
ORDEEs VOW RECEIVED AT
DEMPSEY &O'TOOLE, ,Engravers, stationers &c
326 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
F.C. REICHENBACH'S Piano Rooms,
49s llth street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
REFRREScEs-Acadamies OF the Visitation in
Washington and Georgetown, Miss Juliana May,
Professors J P. CaulfeId, Benz Reiss, +. r. Kley
and many citizens. sep 22-lm*
STILL A FEW BARGAINS LEFT,
Which must be disposed of within one weeks time.
1t is certainly the last chance do not loose it.
Thousands Of customers will testify of those
GREAT BARGAINS
Gotten in the last few days at the
BARGAIN STORE OF
ISAAC sYCLEs,
Sc Is-eol4t 443 7th street.
GRoCERs, BAKERS,
ATTENTION.
large and complete assortment of
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
AT Low RATES,
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
ALSO,
FEED, BACON, WHISKY, &c, AT Low RATES,
In quantities to suit, by
VIM NJ. GAIT 4 CO.,
Cor. Indiana ave. and lst ST.,
se3-ly near Depot.
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- B. Ii. q. BOUIS. 4. X. SPRINGER. u
~ BeUIs & CO., "
Successors TO Charles ID. Lord,
$50 Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
near growers Theatre, Washington, d. c.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
lin, sHEET-IRON AND JAPANNED WARE,
PARLoR, COOK, AND OFFICE STOVES,
RANGES. FURNACES. &c.
kiICHEN and hOUsE-FURNIsHING IMPLE-
MENTs of all kinds, such a.
Knives, Forks, Pans. Rollers Buckets snoo,.
&c, Plstrs, &c, Coal Hods,
&c, Iubs, DC.
All Of which We will sell as low as any other hon.
in the city. We solicit scal from our friends and
the public. .. .-. n.v =
,IkOfifN0G, ,topH SrUUF!Nu, W w ,kLSe, and all
MIA large supply Of FRUIT CANS for sale
low. sep u.lms
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SEATON HALL.
FOR SIN NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing MONDAY, 18th instant.
RETURN OF THE FAvORITESI
THE CARTER ZOUAvE TROUPE.
NEW SONGS. NEW DANCES. NEW ACTS.
First appearance Of the Young American Canta-
tTice, MISS LOUISA BERGER.
FIRST time of the new comic act. THE NERVES !
The great Z0UAFE DRILL by the young Misses
The wonderful OPTICAL ILLUSION OF PRO
TEUS every night.
The present is positively the last week that this
popular Troupe can exhibit in Washington during
the present season, they leave to fslfll engage
ments in the West on the 10th inst
change OF programme every other night.
Observation-Disclosures, so cents; Colored Gal
lery, 25 cents. oc 7-5t
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YEATMAS & CO,
SO LOUISIANA AyEsgE, so LOUISIANA avenue,
For the sale Of BACON, LARD, FLOUR, BUT
TER, CHEESE, EGGS. APPLES, and Country
Produce generally, beg leave to state that have
special facilities for all goods in the above
line as low as they can be had in Baltimore. Pur-
chasers respectfully requested to this by
giving q call. Sc 10 I'm
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PREMIUM a3o
TRUNK, SADDLERY,
AND
NJ i L T A RY EQUIP MENT
MANUFACTORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SEVENTH STREET,
One Door North Of Odd FsRolcs' Hall,
Where they continue to manufacture and have
on sale large and fine assortment Of
TRUNKS, vALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SADDLES, HARNESS,
HORSE COVERS,
MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS,
SWORDS, BELTS,
HAyEBsACKs, WHIPS,
BITS, SPURS,
ALLOW PRICES.
REPAIRING
Trunks, &C., repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore,
October 3lst, 1864; also, the highest premium,
bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute Of W darlington, d. c., in 1857.
SOLE AGENTS
For District Of Columbia and Alexandria, Va, for
FRANK MILLER'S
CELEBRATED PREMIUM
HARNESS OIL.
Dealers supplied at the lowest
feb6-ly FACTORY PRICES.
Ii. YEATMAN HERyEY SHRIVER.
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HATS HATSli
LEADING Styles for young men, the FAUST"
SARATOGA "DICTAT0R,n and '.RE-n
SORTE." together with the SILK and CAS- u
SlMERE, now so popular, rust opened
b. II. STINEMETZ,
Halter, 234 Penn. avenue,
second door from 18th 81.
N; B.-Measures taken and Hats conformed to
the head. . .... ,.I||- 80 4-2w
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METROPOLITAN HALL


Pennsyly ania avenue, between llth and 18th SITS.
Proprle tor..-....-.. HENZE
Stage Manager............. PETRIE
OPENING OF THE FALL AND WINTER
SEASON
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-Mr. Henze takes
pleasure in informing the public and his friends
that the Hall has been entirely renovated and spen-
didy decorated, and his endeavor will be to please
the public and Introduce new faces on the age
every week during the coming season, trusting that
his friends will favor him with their visits they
have heretofore.
The Manager has, at an enormous expense, en-
gagged the following performers:
First appearance of Miss MAZ0RA ARN0LDI,
the handsOmest built Lady on the Stage, who will
appear every night in her great impersonations of
Roman and Grecian statuary.
First appearance Of HARRY RAYNOR, the Ec-
, centric and Versatile Performer.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF OUR FAVORITES.
MISS ANNIE LEE,
The Beautiful Balladist.
MISS KITTY LEE,
MISS MARY WALTON,
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY, "''''
The Beautiful Danseuse.
CHARLEY PETRIE,
The Great Ethiopian Comedian.
The we'll known Irish Comedian.
PROF. G. HINES Pianist.
The Metropolitan Hall Brass Band will perform
nightly some OF their choice selections of Music.
The Musical Department will again be under the
charge Of the well known Violinist Prof G. MACH
81 The Bar is always stocked with the choicest
Liquors and SeRars the market can afford.
Admission free. ec56t
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m SCHOOL BOOKS
States, Slate and Lead Pencils, Crogons Ink
Pens, and Al kinSe Of school eaaidtss, For sale
between p and vereets, ap3L7R
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lUST ARRIV WE'D.
have just received. direct from the Importers, a
very fine selection Of Cigars embracing in part the
following Choice Brands:
CABAHA bONDRES,
CABANA BUVAS,
FIGARO LONDRES DE CORTE,
FIGARO PRENSADOS,
LA EsPANOL0 PREHSADOS,
Ell ESCUDO PRENSADOS,
Ell ESCUD0 PRIMERA,'
NAPOLEON III PRlAERA.
ar PRINCIPEs lYARA) PRIMERA.
Keep fne pornestic Cisars thSt / csnseii at New
York prices. ag ,'.,.i Sns goo /
JAMES THAKP, I
u ...l No. S09 esyeDsA stySet,oDpos1H /
~ a. eo7ts 1s8rIN o1a 1aTsuewtBm. 4
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THE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THE
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged 20 double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
SoTnST Pa. ar. and llfh St, WGShtnEtoW, ID. O.
This Hotel. the Oldest conducted on the Europeas
plan II this city, has been enlarged and ia
improved in every way necessary for the YEsHHv
sscoulmodAtion Of the increasing guests. ls.78I y
IhAnkfsl for the patronage already received, the
proprietor hopes that by attention TO business 70
S9hpnus to receive patronage heretofore. Guests
nrAiy Only De charged with what they receive.
oe 3-u ENRICH. Proprietor.
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BY the President:
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-16

the Richmond elections when a disloyal Mayor
and Common Council were chosen, and that
he has signed tho dcath-warrant, of every one
who has been convicted of conspiracy. The
great Union organization Of the country car
ried it successfully, aided by our heroic de-
tenders, through the perilous crisis of the past
few years. Our beloved martyr President
leaned upon it in the darkest hours It stood
by the natio6al cause dnfalteringly. Itvoted
down the Chicago PLATFORM, which declared
the war to be a failure, ant! which demanded
q cessation. of hostilities. The people we'll
placed the whole power of the Government in
his hands Executive, Legislative and Judi,
cial --and fe-affirmed it by the brilliant yicto-
ries of this fall. Let us emulate the example
of its friends mall the States; let us study
unity in the light of duty, and / believe that
the Executive and Legislative departments of
the Government, when they compare views to-
gether, will cordially corporate in the great
work before us all, and so act that the founda-
tions of our Union, wisely and patriotically re-
constructed, shall be eternal as the ages.
I" With hearty acceptance by the South Of
the new situation, / rejoice to believe that
under asystem of paid free labor, land respect,
ing the rights of freemen, it will go forward
in career Of prosperity, wealth, aud progress
unparalleled in its private history. ItNhas a
more genial cline than we have in the colder
North--a wider range Of productions for it
has cotton, tobacco, rice, and sugar, which
command such high prices now in the mar
kets of the world, and it has boundless water
power almost entirely uuimproved Rid now
of the shiftless system of slave labor, it will,
with its loins girt anew, rival us in the race Of
prosperity +
"In conclusion, l can but echo the words
of our martyrcd President, n his strinausu-
raj On the steps of the Capital: "With NAL
ice toward none; witaI charity for all I; but,
with firmness to do the right, as God gives us
to see the right" and all will be we'll"
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pray God they will not admit rebels into Con-
gross indiscriminately, because they have tskon
the amnesty oath, Of obtained the Executive.
pardon. As President; j Johnson said let them
occupy tho back seate e.. : @ fs:. ss:;.
@ I, am one ofsthose at the South who believe
this war vas closed out taeo gears too soon
,Therebels rbecn whipped, butnot whipped
enough. ,.. y Y
For saying these things I expect to bc
abused BY the rebel papers South, aud BY all
be ' aDe u 1o Unon p o the I
hate Of sections. the war of parties or the NAL
ice Of, individuals. have the honor to; be-,
very truly and>sincerely, s45+
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The State Of South Carolina,

= ' IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rhtL
Jas. G. BLACK, Ad"r. Petition for saleof Ro-
Nancy laeE and others ss sss' Of ssts 1sG ss pay
appearing tony satisfaction that the heirs Mt
law Of Eliza Crane, dcccased defendants in this
case, reside without the limits of this Snte:, h is
ordered theretora that the said absent defendants
do appear in the Court Of Ordinary, for the Stnte
and Distrjg,t aforesaid, at pickens G. H:sEon Men
day the 18TH day of February nexts 'o,ohject to.
the sale of the Real Estate Of Jthp H. Black,
deceased or their consent to the stne will be en-
tered Of record. n 3 M I'd g@
! . %% W. p. HOLCOAlBE. ODD.
Orlinnry's Office. Nov IS, 1866 3m
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..sBrownlow on the Rampage
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
ExEcurIvE DEpGRTMENT. ,l
NASHVILLE, Nov. Is, 1865.

NASHVILLE, Nov. Is, 1865.
Eds. Cincinnati Gazctte: in your paper
Of Saturday, I find this notice
Governor Brownlow was robbed of $500
and his watch by some highwWmen near
Honorable Horace Maynard, on Friday evcs
ming.
a; This is mistake It was my son, the Ad-
jutant- General of the State, who was riding
in buggy with son of Horace Maynard /
am too prudent man to ride out on any road
leading from, or coming into Nashville, other
than railroad This whole countrylabounds
in thieves and robbers, any of whom would
murder man for his watch or for five dol
lar bill Despite all the vigilance exercised
by the civil and militarysauthorities, murders
and robberies arc of daily occurrence both
in Nashville and the surrounding counties of
Middle Tennessee. As loud and as numcr-
Gus MS are tho complaints against East Ter
nessee, by the papers of Nashville, and'a cor
tain class of politicians there pre five of these
outrases perpctrated in Middle Tennessee to
every one that occurs in the eastern division
of the State TO be candid, there is almost
as much disloyalty in Middle Tennessee now,
as there was in 1861. And this is so of the
whole South, minus the number OF. disloyal
men who are under ground! Tennessee is in
a much better condition than any one of the
seeded States, and sho has great room for
improvement Six OF yeh out of her eight
to Congress are true aud loyal
men, and for the good Of the State aud nation,
i should like 70 see them admitted to seats in
the approaching session. But this, capnot
say of the other Southern States. They will
not elect loyal men to Congress, nor cana 10y
al man be elected Governor of one Of, those
States. Their Conventions and legislatures
are overwhelmingly rebel, and will be foryears
to come. Their Candidates for Governor. Con
gress.and the Legislature,3as well as for coun-
,ty Offices, urge their claims for votes on tho
ground that they had doneall in their power
to aid the rebellion. They sare for assuming
the rebel war debt, and they are for lcgislating
Northern men out of the South.
4 In a word, the rebels of the South have, by
no means abandoned this long cherished idea
Of ofseparating the Government. They are look
ing to this end and more, they are 'organi-
zing with view o,this result They do not
propose to dissolve the Union by the use. Of
the sword and bayonet. They have tried this
in q wicked war of, four dreaiy years, and sig.
nally failed, Their purpose is. to accomplish
their infernaA plans through the ballot box in
Congress, and they look to he.Copperhead
Democracy, aand other Northern traitors, to
aid Them Thank God, the recent telcctions
st tho North have bl2sted, their hopes! for the
present, and taught them that the real people,
the loyal masses mas of9.tle. great North, are all
right. KIN s q Il +. 3 i. Y, /,
e hopes for the future are in the goodness,
the obstinate loyalty and determined purposes
bfs tla Rsn,lbtican ri,aioritp 4, Gan oress q r
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DIR, JOHN R..'PARKER,

HAVING lacated permanently attheGourt House
Ii respectfully offers his Professional services to
the citizens of Pckens district, Having been sta 3
toned for two years at Richmond, he-has had n,lo
experience botllrin Surgery, in compoundingt and
lie offers his saoo OK or DRUGs low fou toash,s
Qfice,nextto Coll Norton's. !. &} i8!
+, Sept, IA. 1866. .l .l m 3n,ssg,
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SKATE OF sOaJTR CAROLINA. .

., IN ORDINARY-CiTATION. ti ,a
MTHEREAS, Robt. a Thompson, G.E.p.D., hath
w applied to pe for letters OF administration
upon the estate d tJos E. MoGuhn, deceased, late
of the District of Pickcns and State aforesaid The
kindred and creditors of snid deceased, are, thcres
fors, cited to appear before me at Pickens G. H.,
on Monday the lst day of January, 1866, to, shew-
cause, if any they can, why said letters should not
be granted Given under my hand and soal, this
18th Nayember, 1865. 4 :.# ~
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