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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

sge Havana dates OF March 2, say that Maxi
mi!iian will recognize the Southern cOnfcderacy
Immediately, and open to them tho port Of Tam
pico or some other port in which to carry their
prizes for adjudication and sale. The non-recos-
nition by the Washington administration Of the
Mexican Empire has produced unpleasant feel
inss on the part of Maximillan towards the
limited States
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Apr rs
Stolen

FN9OM the Subscriber on Inc night Of the eta
L inst, n large Chestnut sorrcl HORSE
blaze taeo,-mane generally hangs On both sides
his neck ,-ha.i on one shoe an u fore foot. anil Il
sore ,n the right shoulder walks vide behind
an.l PAGES slowly under the saddle. Information
y,a.lIy received and lberniy rewarded.
IjENRY A. MEETS.
Lexington, s. c., Apr 10 ct" II
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BONDED AGRIoULTUaALIsTs,

EeY order of Capt. J. F. Riley, A. c. s., am
I'D Instructed 10 notify oil persons who have
received due bills of me in payment Of Bond
Beef or Bacon delivered at this place, to return
tho same 10 ME by tho 1st Monday in May, in
order to have the amount delivered credited on
their respective Bonds.
will continue to ressivc Tax and Bond Bacon,
but will rot receive any p,ore iiond Beef.
II. A. JONES,
Purchasing & Tnpressiuy Agent.
Apr Il 2t@ Ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

gss" Governor Brown, of Georgia. has ordered
Maj. Gen. G. W. Saith 10 assemble tho Militia Of
that State ut Columbus Immediately. 10 mc"t the
movements OF the enemy who seem to thre'ten
Columbus aaG, other points OF Georgia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
THE ADVERTISER.
JAMES T. BACON, E1IT0R.
WEDNESDAY,, APR. 10, 1865
Editor Sick.

We are sorry to announce that our Editor is 90
irdsposel as 10 be unable to bea. his post this
week; hence our lack OF editorial matter.
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Another Raid.

The Chronicle Sentinel Of Sunday says: 1t
is rumorcd that small raiding party,of Fsdsrals
has been seen on the Congarfe below Kingsville."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

WILLIAM L. CLAYTON, of this District, !.
mclnbrr of Co. D, 9th S. C. Cavalry, WAS wouud-
cd ut Trcvillian Station, Va, on the ! lth June,
1864, which forced the amputatiun Of his arm,
and was then sent to Hospital ut Danville, Va,
where he died from the effects Of his wound on
the lth July following, aged 30 years and five
months.
THUS ended the bright aud glorious career of q
gallant soldier, and TN esteemed and useful ;iu-
zeu. In Heaven rest his soul, and long 1.-Two his
memory. u.
AMONG the many bravo Lcys that have died in
this cruel war, wagcl by IN urscrupnloas foe, is
included WILLIAM ALoNZo, soG ur JAsr.E H.
YELprLt, Of this S;ntc ana district
The subject Of ths notice was fifteen years of
urs the I'd day Of Feb. 1862. lie left homo for
the army the 9TH OF Aaril following, and was
stationed on james Island. near Charleston,
until the spring of 1863; then went with his
command, the 2t.h Kcgt.S S. Z. v, Con. Gisrs
Brigade to N. Georgia, then cnDnected with the
Army of Tennessee, then under Gon. Walker. lie
went through tho campaign of Mississippi and
was in many hard-iought battles. He then re-
turned with his command to North Georgia, and
was in all the battles fought in that section until
the 2Uth July 1864, when in an eng cement near
Peach Tree Creek, he received slight wound in
the side, but was able on the 23d to be in the
charge Wncn UoucTil Wilkcr WAS klllcu, but re-
cevod no damage in that battle; but on the 9th,
whilst himself and others Of his compnnions in
arms, were sitting together checrtuly convcrsing,
the fatal missile sped its way passing through The
lungs and hsart tit was supposedly of this much
esteemed and high toned young man.
4 friend Of his, who sat near him whom ho was
killed, states that n0.enemy was in sight, and the
ball that struck him was stray missile. Truly,
us was stated by this friend, the ways sf Provi-
dcncc are inscrutable and yet full of mercy :"
and though to our limited vision T" clouds aud
darkness arc round about him. righteousness and
Judgment are the h2bitations Of his thronea This
friend who had been with him and shared in tho
tolls and privations Of soldierslie and ID nm
opportunity of testing his sterling worth, says:
+" Corporal YELDELL was one Of the most popular
young men in our Company. In fact, W. all loved
him and do not believe he had IN enemy in
his Regiment. In addition to this, he was truo
soldier, and the model Of u gentleman, an unscl-
Gsh patriot, and a martyr in just cause. Young
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Mill Notice.

u AM now ready to GRIND WHEAT OR
4 c RN at my MILLS on Big Stephens Creek
Any person fearing to cross the Bridge need not
do 30. Prins your Wheat or Corn 10 the Bridge
ard will carry it across und back.
r. T. PARKS.
,. T. ntk T.
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Epcsr1EIp. G. H., April l7th, 1865.

EDGsr1EID c. H., April 18th, 1865.
CoLONELS Of the 9th and 10th Regiments,
and Capt. A. JONES of the 7th S. C.. Regiment
Of Militia, will observe and carry into effect the
above orders. -. 5.;..s
Lieut.. Col & AID. G..
Apr IS 1t II
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~ It IS reported here, says lie Columbus
Enquirer, that General Forrest has ascertaincd
that he 1Iantcc: icly operating against Span
;.h Fort havc discontinued .hc a;;ack nbl are
leaving Aiahams, aud it is supposed tha: they
arc being sent 70 tee reinforcement Of Sherman
i, Nor.l Carolina Il is also stated tha! Cen.
Forrest has advices ION Nashville as late as ten
da.s ago, and .aat lie Yankee there were then
Greatly excited nat. alarmed, f;T some cause not
definitely brown.
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TO the Friends of Soldiers i'll General
J, T.. JohnstOn,s Army.

Arcgu.nr postmaster having been appointed to
serve in this amy The bettorEto facilitate the de-
livery Of mails, parties writing to officers or SOL
diers Of this command will be particular to give
as address, the Company, Regiment, Brigade or
staff on which they may be serving, and say
f" Johuston's Army" as destination.
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Far the Advertiser.

Theressili be meeting Of the Committee on
the Education of Soldiers Orphans, at Edsefeld
e. L.. on Saturday the 29'h Of April.
Tie members Of this Committee are invited to
attend, and to remain during tho following Sab
bath.
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Quartermaster's: Department,

'..'.-.--.. - APRIL 9TH, :I6U3.
Colonels commanding are authorized to issue
transportation otroops to- be assembled under
orders No. 10 OF his Excelency the Governor.
JOHN It. SLOAN,
@. NJ. Gcnl S. c.
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ay- LET all those rho think the President is
getting ready to surrender stand up as long as he
will, and they will yet SEQ the Cenfsderacy FREQ
and indencEIent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

re- in letter from Petersburg, dated the
26th uit., we are informed tSat j. 81. COLLEEN,
Co D, llih Regiment. was severely wounded that
day l.. Tie :rcastworks by stray ball
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

RTss James Gordon Bennett has refused TO
accept the position of Minister TO France for tho
rcason that ho can do moro at home TO work out
tao salvation of the country than in any other
capacity abroad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

ss- " Tic Southern Chrtttian Adsoca'e"-a
n9ct e:calicnt religious newspaper, ,--shas been
removed from Augusta to Macon, Ga. IS
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auo1bcr Gallant soldier Gone.

We ragrct 10 lsaru that Sergt. HAZARD ErR-
ros. a member Of the 92l 5. c. Regiment, w.s
killed in an engagement with The cnsmy near
Petersburg, Va. on the a5lh March last. Tor
over four long and weary years had The brave
vouag Ecnrcs. becn g7iam;ly battling in the
ct,sc Of Southern rights, and crc.ii;ah!y-yen.
nohly--di! he ever di.chargc the ant:es Of Il SOL
der Iieu; WILLIE DtHis"r, al the ilih Resi.,
in :. ieIter 10 Lis :lieT. tarcl nea. Petersburg,
or he 2Gli, makes Tho ioilowiDg mehtion of
Err1oy's death,
i learned his morning that l[0lzard Barton
was killed yesterday Petersburg, three or
four miles 10 the left OF wherc McGowan's Orig
ale i: st.it;onci. | conL net learn the part ~
tr: Of his death inuYu taan lie Was sh"t Trough
The hca,i and fell dead lhe battlefield. His
Brigade was charging fnrtat the ;im" and, as
have often heard him complimentcd by the
officers aud men Of his Il ,simant Cor gallantry,
do not d0uiit that lie in the front rank cheer
lug his cuin-a,lcs 1 tw!im Only weak ago
ard lie was well and hearty cheerful and hopeful
talking nb,.,,; home Sheai this he the first
news OF his death ihat you receive, break it
gca:ly 10 his mother trust he only died 10 live
again.
ea, "Lreak it gently to his mother" !Or her
warr hearted sol9;er5ay possessed many endsar-
Ing ties Ina; rendered hitn very near and dear
in ;i.c love and affection of hcr widowed heart.
re: ia: gon;'.y that he i. son- gone from car;l
to i'-:."su - me fr" 'c lu:ny trials OF the
,llitI vear:~hfs 10 lafny a"d rericc; rost III
:e Ls,t.r we.lI at,Yc; tell ter sil thi;, aud
tal, IL. 20 u ..iyo him ,icre.
so.gt. ErNrqy fe! only ior5 DAYS before coal
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Barter.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
INEQUITT.
Eldriige Asbill, ct al.

Eldridge Asbill, ct al.
WIN. Powell, ct ux. ct al.
nY virtue Of an order Of the Court in this case,
Is will proceed to sell on Monday, End day of
May next, at Edgefeld C. H.. the Real Estate
described in the plcadings, containing One hun
tlrcd and sixty fl60) acres, moro or less, adjoin-
ing lands Of VIM. Powell, Nathaniel Burton,
Levi Thrailkill, ct. al.
Sold on a credit of IL months with interest
from day Of sale. Purch lsers to give Bond with
Mt least two good sureties to secure the purchase
money. and pay for titles Extra.
q. W. CARWILE, c.E.EB..
April 10, 1866. 3te II
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/. r. GwALTNEY. Chair.
Northern News.

A dispatch from Grant daled April |, says
Sheridan on hat day carried every thing be-
fore lin, emu had captured three 6rigadcs OF
infantry, wagon train. and several batteries
of artillery. The prisoners captured by Saer-
idan on that day Grant says amount TO seye-
raj thousand.
Lincoln telcgraphs TO Stanton from City
Point, uEder date of April ,, that up 10 that
date Grant had captured twelve thousand pri
soncrs ard fifty pieces of artillery. lie also
says in the same dispatch that Fosters divi-
sion had captured an important fort with its
entire garrison.
A Northern dispatch from Lincoln, under
date Of April ,. from City Point, states that
every thing had been carried Oh the left. On
that day Petersburg was closely invested.
Petersburg was occupied by the Yankee
forces on Sunday night. In the 6ght before
that place on Sunday, in one section, the Yan
kee papers say, they captured over three
thousand prisoners.
y Dispatch from Gen. Grants headqnar-
ters dated April Sd, states that he had carri.
ej everything before him after three days
hard fl Cutting. He occupied Richmond on
Mouday lnorning. april 81, at a quarter past
cig!t O'clock.
According to dispatches there was great rc-
.joicing at the North over Grants victory.
= Washington Dispatch says "the war is
over: The programme Of Grant anticipates all
possible lnoyoments Of the Coniederates; their
rctrea is cut off at all points; Grant, Sher-
ma,. Thomas, and Hancock, are closing
around al the fragments Of the Confederate
armies
In New York there was continuous fr-
ing of salutcs. In Philadelphia there was
larsa procession and other demonstrations.
Ia B-ltimora the Mayor caused ell the hclls
TO be rung. IL Cincinnati, there was gene
raj suspension of business during the day, and
n grand display Of fireworks in the evening.
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- Latcs; English dates represent that ic-
bates in both Houses of Parliament agitating
tho question Of the policy Of tho defsnccs Of
Canada, aud The probabilities of a war with
America. the excitement: on the subject is in
eTeasing. The nation is rapidly placing on
good war footing the army and navy.
sy" The height Of fciciyis riding on stage
coach between Two pretty girls, and having but
one end Of sweet Gum Car lie three.
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Apr L:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE. CosrASr}
No. lz8 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. April II. 1884 :
'INHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
i day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT
ice from Government tax, pay able and after MONDAY
May a. the Office 81 the Company, No. si Broadway
The Transfer Books viii be cosedro Ir ~ until May O.
Wh. RAYNOR, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS for the SUPPLY OF FhESu
BEEF for use Of nitol States Troops stationed Ct
Col,ubus NsuYork arbJ year, commencing June
O. 1865 will bee received u The Office 81 tho n. y.
Colnmbus " y II uu'i O'Clock on the ish Of play.
The Bee 10 be Of FOOD and WHOLESOME quality III eqnh pro-
portions OF fore and hniquarteIs necks ana sbsns au
Kidney tsow 'e1ouled and to bo delivered At foit S9u
bus, ". T. HarboE at such times and IN 'aea qaAn"'''
may be required ,o,pw aurpt
fepe,. WI b. addressed to Cap ASpkEw, shN NSr.
York aror aud 10 bo ndorsed "Frop1fas ier tho Supply
Of Fresb Beef" Two Snreies Ia the ssn oil zen -,
dollars each VIII be required for the faithful Pefioa' VI
this contract. ~ @
The Proposals will be opened in the Office OF the A. T. D.
at ~ M, on the 10th Of May. 49,, -, h.
The A. C. 8 receives Tie right to reject ell bids which Ne
deems exiIayagsnt r. 80, L..
The oath Of acnce together with copy OF tins hd'er
tiseuIeut, must be appended . each Proposal. d,
ANDREWS ilEWDAN Capt 81 u. s. lat, n. :, =.
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oyncE os raK RoAmD op F,cIsz.

7 IT n
NV, orK April. 1885. ,
ITO TIE LIQUOR DEALERS Of the CITY
u or NETWORK The Rolri Il E1cise for .he City
and County Of NowYcsk ~l orrAniLs aud hold its hi'
seson 0T The cuffsnt year The 18Th o. ly neat In The
City Hall this City. q IL O'Clock In tho thsnlaef
Of the Court Of Common Pleas FOX hc puTpOse Of granting
licenses.
Applications for license win De received any time duus
bnsiness hours tie Offices ahpvcnsuied where suitable
blsuks Gnd al necessary Information viii he furnished free q
applicants. -
WM. Jay HASkETr. No. IS Ceu're street,
ROBERT u. HOLMES. 80. 81 aIlbcl esireci,
NOAH ID. CHlLDs No. Oh West-sStrsrcc,,
Comm fsloncrr
OLIVER H. Srorr. Clegt.
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~ Lecture by Col. J. ]. GEAR, 1854 Ohio Vols,
for the benefit Of the ooess Prisoners from Andersonve
al the Attoey-st A. r. Church. between Delaney and
Rivingtons,s TaiS EVENING Aisy TO- Doors open at
o'clock lecture TO commence at g. Admission 80 cents tick
cts o be Led at the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

of SI,6i1, 800 "SOLDIERS
III BOUNTY FUND BONDS NO. ~ Of che County Of
New York payable June 1863 Notice Is hereby given tha
the Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds No % Of the County Of
New ofk becoming doe and payable June 1885, with the
interest thereon viii be paid that day the presentation
OF said Bonds at this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

The seamshp GLAsGOW o. ths Inc, VIII sll as an eKf
e amer at noon WEDNESDAY, Msy 10. Cabin passage,
SOS gold steerase passage, S23 god is equivalent in
r~ncy
C,TEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, touch
"A = Ga, a, Oueers,own Cork Unborl-The wrlkEown
steamers OF the Liverpool NewYcrx and Philsd.lpia steam
! Company tman Linel, ca.fyiis the u D MANS ae Ia
sn1.d 20 .lil 10 lcl!owt; A., !,
CITY OF LONDON. .I
,CIrY OF MANCHESTER. ...refufdAr si"J ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at roon from Piss No.
70 North River. -
eArgs PsssAGy.
PAYABLE IN gold. or IL egulya!eni N can .rcy ~
FIRST CABIN .....s9l % STEEhAGE ..........&W W.
T.t sb,u 10 London. IS W Steerase 10 Londou. ~ w
VIVA Cabin to Paris. les 10 s,esHss to Pans 90 ~
.tin 10 Hamburg 100 "a Steersge 20 Haburg. 81 "
Passengers also forwarded to iayTe, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, at equally low rates c,, 80. .os
Faes LiyeIl DOL OF Queenstown, Isl tanh 90
los Steersge $50 Tboss who wish to send TOT the"
friends can buy tickets here At these rates
For further Information apply at the Company once.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. 10 Broadway ~ Z.
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PROPOSALS FOR a LOAN Of sl6il.5o0 Of "soldicr'
Bounty Fund Redemption Bends No. p" Of the County
Neg-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10
DipiOenN Notices.

OFFICE OF THE COMBINED PETROLEUM COMPANY +
No. 80 BROADWAY. New York. April IS. 1865.
|GECOND MONTHLY DIVIDEND.--The
- Trustees Of this Company have this dsy declared DlN
DEND ofTWO FER CENT on the par value Of their Capital
Stock Tor the month ending May yabe and alter May
TO- 1865. The Transfer Books win be closed from May 70
May TO- inclusive G. H. sANBORN. Treasurer.
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INeS.York.
Sealed proposals win be received a This Office un'
DAY May % 1905 at O'Clock r. when the same will be
publicly opened. the whole any part Of the fum OF ot
million ak hundred and oryone thousand tvc hundred dol
lars oil Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds NO r. o.
the County Of New authorized by Chapter II laws
1865 and by ordnance the DoaTd VI Supervisors
proved by he Mayor May 8 1865.
The sid bonds will bear interest at tie rate OF seven pei
per arnum payable half yearly, the first day OF Nay
and November in each year. and the principal viii be re-
deemed as follows:
Five hundred thousand dollars the fret day ofNoyem
Der, 1891
Five hundred thousand dollars the FIRST day Of Novem
Der. 1892
Five hundred thousand dollars the frs, day ofNoyem
Der. 1893; sud
One hundred and forty thousand FIVE hundred dollars
the first day # November. 1884.
The proposals will state the amount q bonds desired sud
the price per hundred dollars thereof and tie peroIs
whose proposals accepted wiz therclp0n DO required 20
deposit with the County Treasurer ,ai tho broadway Bank
ON ~ URsDAf the met day oi June, 49, The sums awarded
to them respectively
On presenting lie Comptroller tie receipts Of the County
Treasurer Tor such deposits tie parties be EMIT ed - 70
oeiye bonds for equal amounts OF the per value OF the sums
awarded % them. bearing interest from June ], 1859.
Esch proposal should be .ged and ndorsed Froposas nr
Soldiers Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds. No. p, and In
closed second envelope side,soi % he Comptroller.
The GIT j. reserved 10 eject any cr Al OF the bids con
deTed protect promote tho interests Of the
County. MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. CJnProller
City 81 Now York peI arimeni Of finsHee, Comptroller
Ofice, May ,, 1855.
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Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.


~ All person. having claims against tn, Corporation o!
1.-THE CITY Of NeyYOrk, growing ont Of the funeral obfe
qules Of PRESIDENT LINCOLN requested to forward
the the Clerk Of the Committee AZ Room No y City
Hall. before the 10th inst. WM. HiICHMAN, CLERK.
New-Yosk. May l. 1855
MERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
IL Hail. on MONDAY Nay %. 1865 at II O'Clock
will be sold Pubic Auction the highest bidder with ade
security for term OF ten yeaf nom the 1t day o
JUNE lo65 LEASE 70 establish and maj ntsin Ferry from
the basin the foot Of Sprrg' IN the City Of Nl~foik to
oboken NewJerey at the point where the old Ferry was
established within 0CD yards north Of that point
The landing place at lobokon, NcwJocy TO be furnished
by the Purchaser. -,,,,,u,,,,>.,
The conditions and covenants OF tho Lease 70 be In the
usna form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into by the
Cooperation which may b. had application the Office OF
the Comptroller By order Of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund. MATTHEW 1. BRENNAN.
PROPOSALS for CLEANING the STREETS
l. Of the CITY Of NEW.yORK.-The unaorsgned Com
mssoner appointed by Act Of the Legislature Of the state
of NewYok passed MAY l. 1865, to maze contract fer t
Cleaning Of the Streets Of tie City Of hereby invite
proposals for such cleaning to 10 deposited with the Chsr
of the Commission the Mayor Of the City Of New ORR
his office in tho City Hall Of said city before MON
DAY the I'D day of Stay inst II O'Clock Forms o.
tie contract specifications aud bond he had apple alton
10 any Of tho New. orb, May =, ltOJ
{. GODFREY GUNTilER, Mayor,
No City Hall.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Recorder
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroller,
Comptroller Office. City Hall (Il'l Of Recordsl
FRANCIS /. a. BuOLE, City Inspector,
No. 10 ChsiiaG.-st.
JOHN Z. DEyELIN, Counsel 70 the Corp'n,
No. 30 Nsssas-s..
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NEw.YoRk AND HARLrN BAiIao.p COMPANY,

ST LouIs, ALTON AND TKRRR HAUrE Rail ROAD Co.
OYFIcE SECRETARY ST. LOUIS April -, 100
yTNTE ANNUAL MEETING of the BOND
Il HOLDERS and STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company
Tor election Of thirteen DIRECTORS for the ensuing year
and for the Transaction Of such other business may be
brought before them will be held Stebyvie. Shelby Co.
Illinois on MONDAY June s. ct O'Clock p BY order Of
Board OF Directors. J. =. HALSION, secretary.
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01arbinerD.
60 farmers ano Others.

DONE DUST FOR SALE.I have reduced Z
TAN sCHw ARTL No. $50 Eas, Fifty -thirds,.
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/" A BRAHAM LINCOLN IN MEMO
a kfAM-J. r. BROWN win read II. II. stoddarts
oie sham Lincoln also. President Liucons last In
anglra Address end rcnnysoos Enoch Arden" at Clinton
Hail. Astorplace, FRIDAY EVENING, May H. Tickets
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m NKAMMAK ECHUUL, NO. -IH9 ueW
~ and beautiful SCHOOL EDlFlCE recently completed
under the auspices Of the Board of Education vwen
etst between Sixth and Seventaves will De dedicated
the purposes Of public school education THURSDAY,
the lth inst o'clock Interesting addresses by TIC
Hon. SAMUEL S. RANDALL, City suPernten.d,en., %
Schools, Rev. HENRY ". BELLOWS, Rev. THOMAS
STREET. JOHN R. BRADY, esq and other prominent gen,
enlen may be expected the occasion The School wip
be opened for the reception OF pupils on MoNDA the i''o
Inst.
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Drorerles ano PROVISIONS.

COTO THOMASR. AGNEW's Nos. 260 and
nv q, ogronwich.st corner Murray and there yon VIII
ind TEAS, COFFEEs FISH FLOUR and everything else
cheaper .lsD store IN New foTk. One fIes uou~
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ONCE MARIFTTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
COMPANY CmLLIc0THE, Ohio April %, 1865 )
V'HE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS Of the SClOTO AND HOOKING VALLEY
HAlLROAD dne lst May neat will BE- paid at THE AMER
lCAN NATIONAL BANK, No. co Broadway.
w. T. WATSON, Secretary.
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NASSAU BANK NEW YORK April 49, 1866.
YNWENTY = FOURTH DIVIDEND. - The
Board o. Directors have this day declared "a semi annual
Dividend OF FIVE PER CENT ont Of the profits OF the last
months payable the Stockholders Tree Of
taxi and GeI 10th May. The transfer books viii be closed
until that date. h. VI. HARRIS, Cashier.