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For the Mtelligcncer.

Alta meeting of the citizens of Wal
halla, Pickens District, s. c., held on
Saturday, August 10th, 1865, to take into
consideration, and express their opinion
upon the untimely and cruel murder of
I'd Lieut.. J. B. FUEMAN, 33d Regt o. S..
: G. IT,, the following Preamble and Reso-
lutions were unanimously passed:
1t is with profound regret we assemble
upon an occasion snch as this, to express
our heartfelt sorrow at the fate of one
who SO recently moved amongst us, ex-
hibiting courtesy in life and an honorable
spirit; Lieut.. J. F. Furman is=uo more.
Almost a stranger yesterday, he, by his
ennobiing qualities, obtained the respect
and esteem of many among us, and we
deplore his loss, not only, as a calamity to
ourselves, but misfortune to our coun-
try, of which he was q most promis-
ing son. Having braved successfully
the dangers of many hard-fought bat
ties, he falls at last by the hand of the
murderer.
By the citizens of walhalla, belt there
fore
Resolued, That in. the. assassination Of
I'd LIEUT.. F. FURMAN, 33d q. SC T.,
we have lost kind friend and our coun-
try faithful officer
Resolved, That the citizens Of Walhalla
have ever been proud Of their reputation
as lovers.of order and quiet. ard that we
have always shown a willing disposition
to obey the laws; and that we do hereby
pledge ourselves cordially to cooperate
with the existing authorities in the pre-
servation of law and order, carrying out
all Instructions
Resolved, That we can assure the exis-
ting authorities that this crime has filed
our community, not only with grief, but
deep horror, and that we truly sympa-
thize in the feelings of the officers and
men.of his command.
Resolped, That we declare aad believe
that the crime committed is not at the in
stigation or by the hand Of any citizen of
this town.
Resolued. That in token of respect TO
the memory Of the deceased, we close our
respective places. of business and observe
this day as one of sorrow and regret. !
Resozved, That copies of. these Resolu-
tions be sent to Capt. N. G. PARKER,
SD U S, G. T., and Provost Marshal of
this District, assuring him of our esteem,
and thanking him for the quiet, order and
good discipline of his command with the
request that he allow us the extension of
these, our sentiments to the command
generally; and that they may be also
published in the Greenville Mountaineer
and Anderson latelligencer-
Resozved, That we cheerfally subscribe
our names to the above proceedings.
On behalf of the citizens.
J. w. F. THOMPSON,
zntendant and Chairman.
&C. PERRY, Secretary. |
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Lost or Stolen.

!1OSC OI oC0plSLls
ABOUT the End of May, 1866, at Anderson C. H.,
THIRTY-FIVE GREEFVILLE AND COLUMBIA
RAIL ROAD BONDS, The property of the under
csavto at the til time % Eos =, as sisII foovs ana g
921, 924, 925, 985, 1897, 1898, 1857, 1901, 1904,
1896, 1897, 1854, 1000, 2003, 1920, 2O2i, 2O22,
2O2S, 212S, 2l63, 2l65, 2179, 21eo, 1854, 21s5,
1856, z447, 2448, 2G55, 2769, 2772, 27T3, 2775.
Coupons are attached to all (e1ceptNo. 2447 which
were found) since january, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that, after thirty days mo-
tice, will make application for Duplicates of The
above Bonds, with the Coupons attached to thcm.
All parties will take notice accordingly and are
warned not to trade for either the Bonds or Cou-
pons.
MILFORD BURR1s.
aug 81, 1866 II
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ssr Single copies of the lntellsgencer
can be procured at the Printing Office or
a. Mr.. KEEsE's Store, at ten cents.

.sg Managers Of election will remem-
Der that they arc to meet at the Court
House Tuesday neat, count the votes and
declare the election for the Convention.
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sg We are requested to state that the
name of BENZ. HOLLAND, Esq, is with
drawn from the pending race for the Con-
vontion:
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Lost or Stolen,

ABOUT the2d day of May last, at Anderson O. H.,
the following NOTES, viz:
John Cunningham for. SI5.g5, due March 4, 1851.
James Crawford for S1.2O, due JAM I, 1862.
A. H. Glenn for S5400, due Jan. /, 1861.
VIM. George for 80 cents, due Jan. /, 1860.
Asa Garret for $l5.23 due Jan. 1, 1862.
Jas. S. Gasaway for $13.84, due Jan. 1, 1861.
D. A. Geer for S21. .s6, due JAM 1. 1862
R. L. Lewis for $3.50, due Jan. l., 1861.
D; J. Morris for Sl:2S, due Jan: d. 1852,
Vim. NJ. Archer for Sl84,66, due Jan. l. 1862
Notice is hereby given to the above parties not
to pay said notes ipressnted, except by my order,
and all persons are warned against trading for said
notes.
A. B. TOWERS,
Survivor of Sloan Towers
Aug 81, 1866 II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ Cy,Dunlr MOD ID T/fLT1

IN TIE ccUET OF ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, Robert n. King, Executor ofthe Will
praying that final settlement of The Estate of the
said deceased be iade and it appearing to my
saisaciioniat Hiram X. King. James NJ. Carter,
and the heirs at law Of Nancy Carter, deceased.
(nnmbcr and names unknown legal heirs and de.
vlsces of the said William King, all reside beyond
the limits of this State:
1t is Therefore ordered that they scvcraily appear
in the Court Of Ordinary, for anderson District at
Anderson. Court House, on Friday the 22d day OF
Sop. A...hAr- reerre thoir respective strih-
utive shares u;der the Will of the snid William
King, decd on final settlement, on the above sta
;cd day.
Juac %, 1866 I'm
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
Coffee, Sugar,
Adamantine Candles,
Best Eng. Soda
Young Hyson Tea,
Blue Stone;
Indigo, Copperas,
For sale, cheap for Cash, by
S. HYDE,
Aug 81. 1866 IL
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BYJ. M. DOBBINS.

BY D. M. DOBBINS.
WILL be sold, by order of the Executor, on Mon-
day next, the following articles, the property Of
an Estate: "
Carpet and Rug,
/ Bedstead,
Mattresses,
2 Pillows,
i Bolster,
Rocking Chairs,
8 Blankets,
Bed Curtains.
2 China Candlesticks,
2 Flower Pots,
l Cup and Saucer,
l Small bottle,
Fender and Andirons,
Work Box.
Aug 81, 1865 IL
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Lost or Stolen,

ABOUT the I'd day of May, 1866, a, Anderson
c. H., FOURTEEN GREENVILLE AND CO.
LUMBIA RAILROAD BONDS, the property Of the
undersigned, but in the charge of Daniel Brown ct
that time Nos as follows 27O6. 952 1856, 1851,
1915, 16l6. 1866, 1868, 2o09, 2G4e, 26+ 27O4 27o5
and 1924. Coupons arc attached TO the March and
September Bonds since September, 1862, and TO
the January and July Bonds since January, 1863.
Notice is hereby given that, after thirty days
notice, wilE make application for Duplicates of
the above Bonds, with the Coupons attached TO
them. All parties will take'notce accordingly and
are warmed not to trade for either the Bonds or
Coupons. B. f. BROWN.
Aug II, 1865. -.
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ggstiaI Motites.

Burning Bush Chapter, No. z, RIA M.
"A REGULAR coNvocATloN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY AFTERNOON, September
IL, 1865, at two o'clock. Companions will assem-
bic without further notice.
By order of the ME-. p.
A. P. HUBBARD, Secretary.
Aug. 24, 1866 10
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Government Claims

I'D DAVIS. W. T. McFEAT.
Forwarding and Commis-
sion Notice.
THE undersigned, late officers of The Greenyiile
& Columbia Railroad. at Columbia, will. until
the said Road is repaired between Alston and Co
lumbia, undertake to FORWARD, with safety ann
despatch, Articles of every description to and from
all points on that Road and Columbia.
They will also BUY or SELL on Commission
and attend to business of any ki,& offered to them
Address them either at Newberry or Columbia
S. C. =.
" DAVIS s McFEGT.
Aug q, 1861 10
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ssy- The friends of 0. f. P. FAINT respectfully
nominate him as a candidate torepresent Ander-
son District In the approaching State Convention.
Aug. 10, 1865 8
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SUPERIOR PROVOST COURT,

SUPERIOR PROVOST COURT,
lST SUB DISTRICT WESTERN SO. Ca,
ANDERSON C. H., S. c., Aug %, 1865
IN compliance with General Orders No. 102, HID.
Ors Dept of South Carolina, a,Super;or Provost
Court for the 1st Sub District of Western South
Carolina is hereby established. The following
named citizens are ANNOUNCED Us members of the
said Court, in connection with the undersigned:
B. F. WHITNER,
JAMES A. HOYT.
Parties bringing suit must produce evidence Of
having subscribed to the Presidents Amnesty
Oath.
Maj. SD o. S. C. T. s. Asst Prov. Judge.
Aug 81, 1865 IL
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John VT. Hopkins & Co.,

ANNOUNCE to the public lat they have opened o
Shop for the purpose of carrying on the
Boot and Shoe Business :
In all its branches They are prepared to do all
kinds of work. from the conrscs to the finest and
in the very best style. Provision taken in ex-
change for work, at reasonable rates.
Our Shop will be founi ire the Brick Building
nearly opposite the Benson House, formerly oc
cupied as The Enrolling Office.
JOHN W. HOPKINS & co.
July 81, 1866. g
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urtellE11ts.
, FOR THE CONVENTION. c

FOR THE SCONVENIAONs
nsg- The. friends of: Hon. JAMES L. ORR re-
spectfuly nominate him to represent this District
in the approaching Convention.
Anderson, Aug 10, 1865 q
n.y. The friends of Capt. NATHAN McALLlS.
TER nominate him as candidate to represent
Anderson District in the approaching State Con-
vention.
Aug 10, 1866 8
nSs- The friends of Rev. J. SCOTT MURRAY
announce him q candidate for seat in the Con-
venton of South Carolina at the approaching elec-
/ tion.
Aug. 10, 1865 8
se;y. The friends of 0. Fl. P. FAINT respectfully
nominate him as candidate to- represent Ander-
son District IN the approaching State Convention
Aug. 10, 1866 8
ng- WARREN D. WILKES, Esq, is respect
fully nominated as candidate for the Convention
from Anderson District. He has ably and bravely
represented us in the ield-we are willing to trust
him in council. SOLDIERS.
Aug. 10, 1865
| MIR. Ep1ron: Please announce the name of DR..
a. EYINS as candidate for the Convention at
the ensuing election. A VOTER.
Aug. II, 1865
| nas~ The friends of ISHAM W. TAYLOR an
nounce him as candidate for scat in the State
Convention.
! Aug II. 1865 o
Mr.. 'ED1ron: Please announce JOHN WILSON,
ESQ.,, as candidate for the State Convention.
After repeated solicitations, he has consented to
serve, if elected.
MANY CITIZENS.
Aug. II, 1865 8
p9r The friends of COL wM. S. PICKENs re
spectfully nominate him as q candidate to repre-
Fsent Anderson District in the Convention.
Aug. "a, 1865 :. 10
DsS The friends of wM. SPENCER MOORE
respectfully ANNOUNCE him candidate to repre-
sent this District in the approaching Convention.
Aug. o. 1865 10
0...I 4t 49,.
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as% The friends. of WIN. SPENCER MOORE
respectfully ANNOUNCE him o candidate to repre-
sent this District in the approaching Convention.
Aug. "a, 1866. 10
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nsr The friends of: Hon. JAMES L. ORR re-
spectfully nominate him to represent this District
in the approaching Convention
Anderson, Aug. 10, 1865
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asy- The friends of Capt. NATHAN INGALLS,.
TER nominate him as candidate to represent
Anderson District in the approaching State Con-
vention.
Aug, 10, 1865 8
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nss~ The friends of IsHAM W. TAYLOR an
nounce him as candidate for a scat in the State
Convention.
Aug. II, 1865
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MIR. Ep1ron Please announce the name of DR..
A. EYINS as candidate for the Convention at
the ensuing election. A VOTER.
Aug. II, 1865 9
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nsg- The friends of Rev. J. SCOTT MURRAY
announce him candidate for seat inthe Con-
vention of South Carolina at the approaching elec-
tion..
Aug. 10, 1865 8
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Mn. 'Ep11on: Please announce JOHN WILSON,
ESQ.,, as candidate for the State Convention.
After repeated solicitations, he has consented to
serve, if elected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-28
CERTLFLoATE on AUr IORITY.

(To expire on the 3lst day OF January, IssG.)
OTF1oEoJ TAE AVDIToR or BTArR,
insurance. DsPartnnent, COsunb1s o., Jan. i8, 1895
WHEAEAs, The 4RrNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford In the State OF Connecticut has
tled In this office sworn statement Of Its condition.
requred BY tho dra section pfthe act TD rBRoIato
Insurance oompanies mo- incorporated by the State
Ofoho," pa 'sed April sth, 1885, and amended Febru
airy eth, 1884; and, Whereas, sail Company has fur.
nished the undefsg ghed satisfactory evidence that
10 possessed Of NJ least ONE HUHDBED THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested ip Stocks
Bonds, Mortgages OF Real Estate worth doli.
BILE the amount for which the same II mortRaRed; and
Whereas, said Company hiss hled In this ot6s writ.
Ten instrument under lts corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents sad 0OmpAnV in this state 70
knoNsdre service Of process for and p ef sEd
Com oany, aocording 10 tho terms Of said Law.
Nov, Therefore, in pursuance Of the first section OF
the Aforesaid act, !, JAMBs H. GOODMAN, Auditor or
STATE for ohio, do hereby certify that said ETNA IN
sURANoH COMPANY, Of Hartford, is authorized 70
trsnsact the business FIRE and Marine insurance 10
this State until the day OF JAnhary 10 The
year ono thou 4ahd eight hundred and sixty .Sjx.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l. have hersunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal OF my once 10
be AfnKed the day and year kbovs written. ~
dls - JAMES II. GOODMAN,
isnAL.l lsfAnP. Auditor ofSlate.
.ff"" roo
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Valuable Property for Sale.

DETWEEN nov and The 18th day sf biAreh, A, D,
ID 1885, viii sell at private aae the following prop
Sriy, to-wit good blok hSuao. With si1 rooms, at
uate the southeast 30 of Warren and Oefnets-
~ streets, together With doihne eHd
house, containing Ouboildings, &c Aisd, hVO good
building l9ts betWeen Old and New Brown sireetH
glelots or more TO auit The purchaser Z tJuK a 10
fe2ldu I '..H .flrr LohEHE BUTz.
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Notice Extraordinary.

TNHE undsrsgnsd nioTms the ladies and gentle.
men OF this vicinity that he 10 ready 70 fnsnufao.
ture, TO order wigs and farnsh ourls and Whiskera
60 all who may oesire them. Hair dressed in the
most artistic style. He also gltsslegsons 20 any who
Wsh to learn the business. HiB styles the VERY
latest PARIS fashionh4 R0BERT REIF,
MRS! O KARo, DO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-28

A LADY in oongrNtulAting her friead on the
birth Of her little girl whom she named Jsa
Sis, wrote, --sSlpes you have given your huS-
band ye.s!s, We sh.il probably ns4' bear Of
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Wine PIants, Grape R0ets, etc.

4 HAVE for sale the genuine OHINEsE WINE
l. PLANTS, Grape Roots, hvsrRTtens OF supsnor
quality shFubbery Of every description, fruit and
Shade Ire o. al vsrStles--all oflhs very behtquh
and will call Immediately, u li = 1EoRoE SAY,
tsedaW Corner Ludlow and Fifat 6lfaatA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-28

CooL-A writer in The Statesman suggasis
TO the Democratic State Convention tls
name Of Colonel George W. McCook for Cav
srnor. Colonel MeCook isso loyalty inolG 4
that be refused to vote for VallAndi CHAM when
q candidate, Guess Colonel McCoOk won't
be needed on the Democratic ticket this sea.
Son.-HoIMes County Farmer.
Nor the naas Of "any other man" who was
to "loydF to vote for Mr.. Vallandighau, in
1868. We know no particular dlferssos
between "WAr Democrat and War Abol
itionist They are chips from the same block,
and We never intend TO give our support to
either the one OF the other Give uS q man
like Hon. william Allen, whose Democracy
has never bees questioned and whose gar.
msnts are unstainsd with the blood Of bis
fellow men,
The nomination OF any other man than a
sobnd Democrat and a radical peace man, will
fail TO meet the wishes aud expectation Of the
people, aud consequently the nominee must
be defeated. Marx the prediction l-CAili-
cothe Adpsrtiser. ~ ~ y
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NEW FTRM.

II HAVE this day AlsoclAted with me, IN thO House
J. Furnishing, China, Glass and Queens we're busl.
ness a. ass Third street. Dayton, ONE, ~. yohA b,
will continue IN futars uhder the style ofJ u WoIfA
Dayton. MArsh ., issS-maSdH '''''Sf'
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oolumbus, ohio, Janharyl 10, 1855. J
Its hereby certified, that the oreapngi is acorrect
copy Of the Statement Of Condition OF the RpNA IN.
s6RANoa COMPANY, ok Hartford made "a aud hlea
in this eeics, for the year 1855
Witness my hand and seal oticiAlly.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
isEAL.I [sTAEI - AL Auditor Of state.
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LARGE FARM FOR SALE.

EARn FoR SALE OF RERF-B Below o.p,.rv,ll.
~ on Yankee stree Call Il Wm. Wslks-ss c,ehe
lhe store, sol Third street. e.Stsss
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BOOK WORK
of.'sry dSsOnpuo

HAving one Of ths most somp,ssS PraHRS EstsA
hshmsnis N Southern ohis. our AoiiiHss for doing 81
kinds ofWsrt, Book. PLATA, Or Ornamental. are hr'
GLASS. We Asvs one si the asssi Presses, and hAvs
Al me modern s'TIs' SfPVps. sAa - Snploy ihs
SsstWorknSn.
wshavs three Power Presses ssaAsO,sd Win su
Job DsPaEaH'sst, ~Dd are prepared 70 execute vosl
NTH asatnssS and diSpslsA.
SroEdssisSn sbOsd win rsOs,ys pyo.pl Ate
dos. Address tu.at9H
EAPIRE COMPANT, DaytOn, chic.
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sTATE OF ooNNEoTIoUT(m a.

THOMAS A. oAuExA xANDER, President, and LU-
Gus J. HENDEE, Secretary Of the ErhA INSUR-
ANcg COMP ANY belp seyerslly sworn, depese and
say, that tho foregoing 10 nun, true aud corr ect
statement Of the affairs of said Company, that the
said fnFunsnes ,o9mPsny T. = bona hss osner Of at
least ONE HUNpBEp TH0UsANU DOLLARS Of
that the above describ d Investments nsr any part
thereof are made Tor the benefit Of any individual
srcisng authority In the management Of said Com
pany, either "a President. Secretary, Treasurer, D
rector OF otheryise, hpd tn they are the above de-
scrib8d ot1cers Of said IhsuTanee CeHIpepy ~ Y.
L'rHoMAs 4. ALEXANDER, President.
Locus j. HBaDEa, Secretary,
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DENT-ALaClARD


XXTQULD respectfully Inform The citizens Of Day.
w t1nthAt he VII Insert whole sets o. teeth np-
per and lower, on VulcAnlGsd Rubber. In ths most
improved and beauL fl style the material will ednah
WArrsntng his work u give due sstIsfAeton. ThOas
who wish 10 have teeth Inserted on Rubber would do
we'll to call at hla once No $50 ThlId street, whore
they can be hccommodAted With any materialloF my
style Of teeth they may desire, lal0daWsm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given thst The undersigned has
been duly appOlnisd AdminlbtrutOr0 81 tkS estate
sf 81. Hngh AieKanaors deceageAg i9i9 ~ elh 1Vf
hsloWS ag iain o.h WILhhk ~ DELViLLE.
..uU , MakudAAlA
ID .- twl FEArcNN fda
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Ohio LeEIsIature.

This body Of "skm.miIk" patriots is spend
ing its time in trying to drum up quorums, in
order that the session may be prolonged, and
their pay 90 on. The members spend their
time mostly at home, where, as they are
known, they have fewer facilities for doing
harm. Ii was g sensible idea in refusing lo
have their proceedings published 10 the pa
pers, for the printers would have got pay for
doing nothing. The best thing these ioyal
muddls-heads can do is TO adjourn, go home
and bury themselves In the bosom Of their
families or under the sod, we are not partieu,
lar which. Hancoek Courier.
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Glotblng.
Clothing, ClOthLingI
THE LARGEST STocK
OfCloths
And q assimeres
IN the CITY or DAYTON!

FINKE q GLER.
Clothing Hall, No. 307 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are aotO ReeeiVing a
Large Supply Of Spring and
'."' Sammer Goods, ''
Comprising all the Latest Styles OF Black and Col
ored Olothsi French, Fanny, and Plain CAssimereA;
BlA, satin, Marseilles and other New styles oi
Nestings, for Custom Orders. A complete line Of
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest and Best
stock Of f.... .I
Ready Made Clothing
To be tound in any House in the City! Fnke Leg.
Ter are Agents for :,
SINGER l. CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes IN the
family, andfor ehops,eVer ented and introduced IN
the country. Money canb made by calling on
June T. lSO4-u 4., FINKE a LEGLER.
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Applications received and policies promptly Issued
BY Johu Stoppsimann, Agent at paytoli Wm. II.
hegey, 0srmante~n; Samuel Dneksp, hiamisburg.
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professional CARDS.
LAW NOTICE.
G. L. VALLANDIGHAM,

HAS REsUMED THE PRACTICE OF Law
OTrios (ior the presept) At his residence, No.. 92a
First street, Dayton, Ohio,
OfRfon HoURs from ioA. NJ. 10 three T. M.
DArfoN, o, HoVSmberi2th, 1854. novl2ti