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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
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NOT a FEW

NOT a FEW
OF the worst disorders that act mankind afiss "ra the
corruption chat aceumulases In the Blood OF tie cs
overes that have been made 30 purge cut. mono can
equal In effect HELNgOLD'S COMPOUND F~TRAC1
or SARSiPARHLl I: cleanscs and renovates g.
Blood nsts the vignr Of health into the system, a.
purges sae hunors whic make disease ltstnuaic
sc healthy functions Of body and expes the dlsorde-
that grow aad rankle Ia the BLOOD Such remedy taa'
be relied has long been sought far ard nov, fo
The frs. time, the public have on which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates 10
show It's effects but the trial OF sin lie bottle viii SLOW to
the sick that has virtues surprising anything tey
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful of,he Extract Of sarsapaa aade
TO PLAT water Is equal - the Lisbon Diet Dray. a.:
one bottle Is equal gallon Of the s,rnp Of
or the decoc,ion usually made.
TIE above Extracts prepared purely scientific
princires-in Vicwoand cmbody the full strength o!
Heterogeneous entering into sh- composition ready
ana conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
lies with those SC: forth in the u 5. Dispensasoy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
On Programme,

]. L.Stewart, T. Harmon, Wieting
Capt. A. Stoddard, and A. J. Free.
The above was the result Of the NEE.
ing last Thursday evening. A. previ-
Gus meetings the following committees
were appointed:
On funds for FIRE works,
X. Dexter, James Woodward aud Jno.
Zchrung.
On fire works,
H. Galley, J. NJ. Shanklin. & J. Zehrung.
On music,
&. r. StruLle, J. S. Moore q A. J. Free.
On speakers
I. i. Alien and T. A. Graham.
Il will be understood that the people
Of luka have Joined with ours in making
for this celebration and we
expect 10 have perfect snccess.
Splendid 6re works in the evening.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
SHERIFF,S SALE

Nv virtue Of 4 special execution, dated the
10th day of May A, d. 1865 to me direc-
ted, issued out Of the Office of the clerk Of
the District court Of rama county, State of
Iowa, in favor Of the county OF Tama for
the use Of the Schoolfund and against Viii
liam Taylor, William Blodgct, John Ross
Ebene zer Coffin, I. D. H. Milcoxon, Philip
Butler assignee SC. Eli ". Daily, lhineas
llelm on = judgement rem iered by said court
1t the September term thereof, 4 r. 1868
against the said william Taylor, William
Bodget and John Ross three of said defen-
dants aud decree Of foreclosure against the
said defendants wherein it was ordered, adj
judged and decreed the following described
real estate to-wit:
The SOUTH west quarter Of the south
,ctst quarter Of section no. eight (sl IN
4 mnsh;p ~ eighty three Is3] u, nth Of
range ~. sixteen l6 ,ctst ercepfing the
foliowing portion Of suid laaa 10 soit:
commencing at a 81, ne siae roads ,cest
# the south east quarter corner II the
south ,cest qaartcr 81 thssoa'A .cesf quar-
ter Of section no eiyh. 50 IN to,esship
no eighty three esq range sisieea ll6)
thcar- rorth 50 rods theace ~~st sixteen
rods tAeac. sesih 80 rods thence s~St
is oris ~ tie place Of begiass.g costui,s
ing acres in lana casa,y loaca,
be sold or SO much thereof as is necessary 70
satisfy eaia judgement, interest and cost !:
Nov therefore, public notice is hereby given
that have levied npon, and shall On the 5th
day Of Jaly A. D. 1885, between the hours
Of o'clock A. II. and cieck N. Of said
dav. saka - commence q the hoar Of 10
| o'csyck 4. NJ. Il the froat loor Of the court
Mouse II rescds, Io~a, IN <Ae county Of
Tana, osser add sell at public ext-cry, to the
Aixhees and best bidder, for cash, the above
| described property, or % mach thereof ~ is
accessory TO satisfy said judgement for the
sum OF 2s7 dollars s~d ~ cnnts, together
with cosss, and all sccraing essss, aasess the
same shall be sooner satisfied
May altA, 1855.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
I, Printers Zee $3.50 nlo
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
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81 believe il to be the greatest benefit in
the way OF mach merry that has ever benin.
troluced in our State s, says Of it one Of
the highest officials in Michigan.
Lambs Hand Loom.
I'll is destined TO entirely rev ,lutionize
tho ccst'of farmers and other family clothing
"a new:.and e.tireiy practical invention.
[Chicago Tribune.
Lambs Hand Lcom.
"This invention is Of the greatest practical
utility TO not only farmers. hutto the public
generally. Kalamazoo Telegraph.
Lambs Hand Loom.
ut is one Of the nest and most reliable i'm
veutions that has ever been brought before
the public" -Kalamaxoo Gazette.
Lambs Hand:Loom.
ut behoove. our farmers to put them to
work making up DDS for home wear; il Is
simple and entirely practical. Paw Paw
True Nor,herner
Lambs Hond 7 DOM.
a1nce more we can c'othe ourselves AND
orr families in garments that have wEst
ard SERVICE in them'-[Paw Paw Mich.
Press.
Lambs Hand DOM.
1T bids fair to become rs universal in its
usesamong the farmers as the reaper nd
mower' Mich. Farmer.
Lambs Hand / DOM.
II ia surprising even to the inventor and
manufacturers Of this machine the favor
IL meets with. particularly among the farm
iuc community. In stctious where they are
being introduced every second or third far
mer is buyinr one, and they say that with
Them atbe women folks in the houses are nc
tually earning more money from day to day
than the hest men folks out in the field
They can he worked winter or simmer by
women, mrn or even by boys and girls ado2-
en- wears old, No ski1lis required in working
il than or the old looms, than which il
weaves tirmer nicer and thicker goods, md
ak times AZ fast TURNING 4 SMALL CRANK
docs the whole work Of weaving thus lets Of
the warp, Winds up the cloth, treads the
treadles takes up the temples, throws the
81 ut.le and beats up the lay or batten. A
complete quilting apparatus goes with each
machine. also quilts, eteel reed, metal eyed
harness rather, shuttle harness hook, warp
beam aud bars. It is gotten up for service
and durability, aud is fully warranted. A
hook Of instruction COOS with each machine
The weight is $50 pounds, freight from S2oo
to 81. 90, according to distance from Chicago
Warp on beams. ready for use, and in large
! or small quantities, we keep for sale At cur.
rent prices. # occupies only about 'h J,
space 81 auordinary breakfast table: tMly
one draw in ii is required to make all Kind,
Of goods with the same warp. Any one ~he
can PIT warp in n old loom can put Que IL
this without instructions. Il wcaves Jeaas
satinets TwceAs Iinsey,: Plain Cloth, R'ark
1t Twill, Seamless Bags Batmo,sl Skirts Sc
SO.
dsrs solicited from Nsineis, Wisconsin, Micl
igan, Iowa, lndiaua, Chicago Pennsylvania
Parties wishing to buy county right fo
their manufacture or sale apply by letter Of
otherwise to undersigned. Letters ofinq"'~'
must enclose stamp.
address ELLIOT h BRANsON, Gsa..As't
120Lake Street chicascllliaois.
scn35ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

State Of Iowa,
1ains County, az
TO Mahlon Hibbs, Margaret Hihbs and
John Shetiady:
You and each Of yon are herehy notified
that there is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court of Tama County,
Iowa, \ petition Of Samuel Sh.llady' cla NJ
ing Of you the foreclosure of a mortgage
therein descrihed aal that unless you appsa
thereto aud defend on or tefore noon Of the
second day Of the next term IF snid ceurt,
commencing on the third Monday Of Sep EN-
Der. 4. D. 1866, default will be entered ag .ihst
you aud judgement rendered thereon.
/ Stamp. I e G. r. STRUBIE
Attorney for Plsintif.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

the undersigned woaid notify the citizens
Of fama .sa,ats, that they will find his
NIr-yan Horse III the care Of Vim. hittnon- al
Toledo the ensuing season His cid customers
. Q insi,ei together with those wishing t"
patronize the best stable no, 50 in the county
Toledo, Iowa, April Isl ls65
INA \ ~ hAA %
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Land for Sale.

Any one wishing TO parehass tho resse
West quarter Of South West quarter q 80
tion N, Tbwnship 81 Range Is hcsng forty
acres in Tamx County, nexE Bsckiagha0,
csn learn AL particulars ny addressing
Miss SARAH y. W0OD,
Elnwood
rRp,ia W. lllpois
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

6tfayed from the subscriber about the first
day Of May sfs6s, one dark bay mare
COLT three years old, with . small white spot
ON ceaire IL forehead. Information leading
10 its recovery win be nserally paid for.
Address the snhscriber IT buckingham x I
Col. John Csansll Vt Toledo, Iowa
eslas ROBERT CONNELL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

WOvvCG
Whereas my wife Ann Eliza has left my
he'd and board without just provocation, this
10 to forbid 81 persons from harkoring or
trusting her on my account ~ will pay no
debts Of her contracting.
Toledo June 9Th, 1866.
.s@ JOHN GODFREY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
LOCAL.

We would recommend to litigants
and those DESTROYS Of legal counsel Z.
+. Lee, Attorney At Law, who has re-
Gently opened an office at Iuka. See
his new card in our paper to-day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

Mr.. j. j. Stewart Of Iuka, has
Just received large lot Of new summer
goods, which are just sni,ed TO the
times, aud going UR like hot cakes at
reasonable figures.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
NER, nANT TAILOR
l TAX pleasure to inform the public that l
have on hand
Flu l. ASS RT NJ Z N I

OF Broadcloths, N
Docskins.
Fancy Cassimerea,
Sattinetis Cot'onades,
Silk velvets, Vesiings
Satins,
NIars.ilee, Linens, &C., SC.
A full assortment Of
TAILO TRIn NJ NJ In GS!
Of the best quality.
am prepared at all times to fill orders
sent b, mail.
Garments made to order In tho latest
fashion,
And Warranted TO Fit
have NIL kiuds OF cloth for sale which
will sell 10 those who do not wish to have it
made ur At my shop rs we'll rs those who do.
READY-M AIDE CLIO THING,
Manufactured by myself; full stock Of
Coats, Vests and Pants,
Warranted not to rip; vii, sell a. cheap as
anybody in Chicago or eLse,chere'
/ especially invite f" Mr.. & Mrs. Bar TO
stop and examine my Goods. ,rh,,e they ar. on
their roy TO Iuka for think they wiU be salts.
fed Without going further I
To patronze home manufactures instead Of
foreign and thereby keep the money at home
is the duty Of all.
A liberal share Of public patronage re-
specially solicited.
Shop, South side Of the Public Square in
Toledo. C. G. DUTTkEREIT.
WHO
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

All persons indebted 10 thc undersigned
wall come forward at once and settle theft
nccouats. have . Id out aud must close ~
my business. llcnt forget mo for shalt not
you, assure you
n& gen N oil EftE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

We see that Dr.. 4. q. Rogers, Surgeon
Of the 30th Iowa, has returned home,
eafe and sound, 80 that there must have
been little sell about the severe game
the guerr,llas played on him. :
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
HELMBoLD.8
ulouLr coacsxfsAtsD
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparills,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases airing fo
excess and imp.ulence in life, chronic constitutional dis
arising from impure state 81 the blosd and se
oly reliable and efeeual known remedy for the cure o.
scrofua, scaid lead Sal: RLcun. Pains and Swelling 81
The bones Uccrations 81 the Throat aud Lcgs. no:ccs.
Pmples the Face letter and oil sca!y esuP
toas of the skin and bcsutifying the coNPLkxiox.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

THE July M. If Gndey's Lady.
Book il received cont aiming the laiea,
styles ~ furnished by a. j. Stewart 4,
Go. It New York.
This work always contains choice
things fnr the ladies.
Scnd $500 Ia L. A. Cooley 32S
Chestnut 81. Philadclphia, Pa, for tho
work for one year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22

+e4 ,l Ane4 sH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
u s L H ELM q Oh DIS
FLUID EXTRACT BtjcHt|

Al the above diseases require the aid Of diurstic
HELMBoIp's EXTRACT BucHU
II tho Great DiuretiO.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-22
EAtraY NOlice.

Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Printers fee $500 s7n19
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

tnS- TO THE MERCHANTS. OWNERS OF PROPER
ny, AND UNDERWRITERS, OF THE CITY OF
CHARLESTON Petition OF the OFFICERS AND
MEMBERS OF THE ETNA FIFE ENGINE CoMPA-
NY respectfully showeth That their Engine House.
Furniture, &c. totally destroyed by the great fire
in 1861 Owing to tho difficulty Of procuring suitable
place. out OF the range of Shells wherein to place their
new Engine they obliged to remove it to Column
biz g. c. where was burnt in Eebruary last in Gen.
SHRRMAN's march through that city. We now need q
Building and suitable Apparatus, The one now inuse be-
ing in service for twenty years. snd very much out OF
repair The Treasury Is without funds, and the Com
psny now appeal TO the citizens Of Charleston to con-
tribute what they towards accomplishing either or
both objects The merits Of this Company, in common
with the entire Fire Department. too well known to
REQUIRE any comments at this time All donations will
bo thankfully received and duly acknowledged by
E.F. sWERGAN. President, No. 20 Cumberland.st
g. q. COUBIFNAY, Rx- President and c. F. D., No. o
Broad-stre
J..A. TEOUEON, No. X vordae Range.
Or c. MOMYER,
0'' q. C. CHApMhN,
j. j. MUNRO, tCommittee.
i. KRESSEL,
F. C. EEPp,
seltember 30 2amo
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seltember 30

HDoes MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON
DEp,RrNESr or So Ca.,
Aps-srAHr ApJUTAsr. GENERALS OFFICE;
CEAR1Esros, 8. G., NoTember2s 1866. j..
lGENtKA1 OHprAs. No. ,24l -
pAs. I. CAPTAIN T. D. HODGES, 9TH u. ). Z.
T., D. c. in addition 20 his other duties. is hereby
ammo, noe4 as ACTING ASSISTANT ADJUTAST-GENE-
RAL sf tho District.
Par. II First Lieutenant NJ. N. RICE, a5th o. s.
c. Tia hereby announced ssAlDEDE-CAMP ss on the
STAFF Of the Breyet MGjor- General Commanding.
They will be oboyed and respected aocordingiY.
BY .onmsnd Of Brevet MAJ Ger. CAAs. DEyENs
GEO W. HOOKER,
xo-,,rho.ao 2 A. A G-rerSL
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m STATE OF soUTA CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
Ordinary. - Whereas, GUILLIAhA F. FURMAN, of
Charleston District Widow made suit to to grant her
Lettera of Administration of the Estate and Effects Of
aaa These a-e therefore, to citc and sunonsh All and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said IRVINE Z.
FuRAN deceased that they be snd appear before me,
in the Court of Ordinary to be held at Charleston atN
Rutedgestree on the 9th day of December 1865 after
publication hereof at II O'Clock In tho forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said Administration
should notbegraated. @.--~--
Given undermy hand this twenty fourth day of Novom
Der, A. D. 1866. GEORGE BUST,
November 25 50 Judge of Probates.
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~ Al COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication in
this ;ournal must be addressed TO The Editor OF
the Daigy Neacs No. 18 Hayns. street, Chdnesto1,
s. c. Business Communications to Publisher o.
We ceSa,sOt undertake to rettn rejected connnnica-
tons. - s
Advertisements outside Of ttsc must be t.oconlpa-
MED acitb the cash. -
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received, and that the praiseworthy aspira-
tions expressed may soon be realized in the
experience of our State. 1t may be stated,
also, that the sentiments of both are justly ele-
waited to the occasion; both recognize the SUI
perior and paramount power of the General
Government, and the possibility that it may be
exercised in ali adversary spirit; but both are
in assertion of true and proper manhood,
and the fitness to meet propitious fortune with
the readiness to meet the fortunes, be they
propitious or otherwise, which fate may have
yet in store.
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ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT-Bys GEORGE BUST. ESQ.,,
ordinary.-whereas. PoRTIa IA. TRENHOLM. of
Charleston Widow, made suit to me to grant her Let
ters Of Administration OF the Estate and Effects Of
CHARLES L. TRENHOLM. late of Charleston, Mer-
chant These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said CHARLES L. TRENHOLM, deceased. that they
be and appear before me. in the cour: Of ordi-
nary to bo held at Charleston. at No. Rutledge-
street. on the 9th day of December 1885, after publica
ton hereof at o'clock in the forenoon show cause.
ifany they have why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand. this oath day Of November,
ammo Domini 1865 GEORGE BUST,
November % 81 Judge of Probates.
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@ATTENTION DEBOW'S REVIEW
Having been appointed AGENT for this sterling Period
icai he first number of which will be issued In Janua-
~ ne1t wi during my stay in the City, call on old
Subscribers to renew their patronage. and upon the
public generally TO testify their appreciation Of work
pre-eminently deserving of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE.
November q J. wALLARD ANGER.
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West Point education to be 6, conmissary or
ouartermsster and it is proposed to officer the
standing army by graduates who nave oeen en-
pbyed as such, and to fill their places by old VOL
u1teer officers who want them. This is the state
of the matter among the regulars, and poWeriui
effort will be made to pass it through.
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INCREASE OF THE STANDING ARMz.-Old regular
officers and graduates Of West Point havo been
laying their heads together for come time past,
and the result has been the framing of bill which
will undoubtedly be Brought before Tho next Con-
gress, and probably worked through, inasmuch as
it is reasonable in every particular. 1t provides
for standing srmy of seventy-five thousand men,
which will require the addition Of twenty one reg-
ments Of infantry, three regiments of cavalry, and
two of artillery ANY increase in the staff depart
ments is not favored. The pay Of general officers
TO be reduced, and all officers to receive fixed saa-
ries as in the civil service. The scale OF pay con-
temRated by the bin is, for acknowledgement,
five thousand dollars; mslor-general, four thou
sand; brigadier-general, three thousand; colonel,
twenty-five hundred, down to second lieutenant,
who will receive one thousand dollars. These
salaries are looked upon as tae fair thing by old
officers, although considerably reduced from the
old schedule. An effort viii be made to create the
grade Of general and have GRANT promoted to it;
saEaMAN to be acknowledgement, and giving
THOMAS and sKEBIDAN brevets TO that rank. The
gar has demonstrated that man does not need
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OH A RI E S'TO NJ
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2, 1865.

Our READERS will be pleased to find, this
morning, the Addresses Of the two Governors
of this State. upon the occasion Of the install
lation of the Constitutional Governor. They
will also be plessed to see the hopeful, manly
spirit expressed by boths Whether The pun
pose of Provisional Governor PERRY to with
draw and allow the track to Constitutional
Governor ORR is to be realized or not, is, per-
haps, yet questionable. The President of this
Republic, though intent, beyond question, upon
the restoration of the Union, has yet to act
upon issues and exigencies that are not even
yet apparent; and though it is to be presumed
he wdhld desire the eoures professed to be
pursued by Governor PERRY, it is not Alto
gother certain it will be in aaoor'ianoe war
political conditions as they may occur; and 1T
is possible, therefore, that the programme
NAV not be carried out, and that the act, grace
full and considerate as it unquestionably is, Of
retiring before mis- constitutional successor, may
not be permitted, in consistence with the OBJ
iects and occasion of the National Executive.
1t is to be hoped, however, that the process
of restoration will be as rapid as is suggested
by Governor PERRY. That this would be to
the interests of our people, there can be no
uestion-to the interest Of ourselves, TOR
much of our prosperity depends upon an early
adjustment of difficulties, and that restoration
of confidence in stability and order indispen-
sable to successful enterprise; and to interests
of the Union-for much of the prosperity of
the whole country must depend upon the sue
cessful cultivation of the South.
The South, in its aspirations to progress and
Improvement, is animated by no selfish or.un-
worthy purpose They desire the comforts OF
order and the reasonable assurances OF sub
sistenco and well-being; but they desire to
bring into play again the vast resources OF
this region, from the honest wish that they
may rebound once more to the support and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of this whole country; and it
should not detract from the merits of their
efforts that they should themselves participate
in the benefits and blessings to result
The spirit exhibited in these addresses,
commend..ole to these distinguished citizens
and officers as it unquestionably is, is 10
Just accordance with the spirit of our peoDla'
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r5- DIR. H. BAER.-OFFICE AT THE DRUG
STORE of Mr. A. G. PHIN, Meeting street. near Mar
! ket November %
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e5 MEDICAL CARD.-DR. +. LEJAU PAR
KER-oface, No. 70 Broad-street Residence for the
present, corner Of Logan and Tradd-streets.
November lmoE
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

MYTH THE VIEW TO ENLARGE MY BUSINESS
w so as to meet the great demand Of both city and
country trade have this day associated with me IN
business Mr. CHARLES WRBB snd Mr.. HENRY O..
WALKER The firm VIII be known hereafter as SToLis-
WEBB co. Returning my sincere thanks TO the pub
pectfuy solicit continuance Of the same for she neF
firm. - d. u S1N%ls.
November /. 1866. s~2s s.'
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
FTlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
i Copar.nership under the name and firm or
THOMPSON & BROTHER, for the transaction Of a
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND GENERAL C0MAIS-+
SION BUSINESS at Charleston, g. @.
HENRY z. THOMPSON. Jr., and JN0. ID. THOMP--
SON are the general partners, and JAS. CARLIN, Of
Charleston is the special partner and has contributed
to the common stock Of SAID In the Of ten thou
sand dollars in gold. The Copartnership is 70 continue
for two years from this date.
st JAMES CARLJN,
~ HENRY T. THOMPSON, JF..
JN0 NJ THOMPSON.
Charleston, November 8, 1856.
November % wnlno