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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

Win radically exserminate from the systen Diseases ans
Ing from Habits Of Dissipation at little s1psnse Hss Or
40 change Of Dict, 40 tncoassnisncs or srpo'ars;
completely supsrsedng those vnplsdsant dangerous
rssdiss Copaba and Mercury In curing these disssses
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Ss79. 90
Feb. 9TH, 1865. To ant on hand, sl33.4s.
JOHN .. TUrHILL, Treas.
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Is the Great Diureti,
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CIRCULAR.
SHELBY. N. c., Nov. 10, 1866.


My CHRISTIAN FRIENDS: 1purposo to commence
in January next, the publication of monthly Per-
odical. to be known as the BAPTIST ChuhCh
and SUNDAY SCHOOL MESSENGER. 1t Will
contain Church Department, in which will be set
forth the principles and practice of the Baphsts,
and Sunday School Department, which vii! adye-
cate the importance of Sunday Schools in cur
Churches. impart such information Us may be use
full to superintendcnts and Teachers of these IN.
stitutions, and furnish reading matter which wlii
interest and instruct children IN religious knoWi-
odgo :, - ~.
am securing able writers to contribute 70 the
reading matter of my MESSENGER, and WILL
strive to make it periodical of the first class
The MESSENGER will appear in pamphlet form,
each number containing thirty pages, OF two col.
umns each, so arranged that the Twelve NUMBERS 0i
the year may be bound.
| address you, dear friends dnd ask your assi0-
tance in this enterprise, which has for It's object
the advancement of baptist principles and) pure
Christianity. On the efforts which my friends
nl,:lSc IN ny, behalf, depends my success Viii
you be so kind as to raise list of subscribers,
and forward it as soon as convenient? If you
get ten subscribers, you shall have the MES-
SENGER gratis for one year. The terms are, IN
advance
Single copy six xmonths, 81
Eleven copies 90 :. -. ~
Hoping to hear from you very soon, beg you
- ' ~ TILMAN 4. GAINES, Shelby, N. C.
Nov 90 1865 81 3
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FEMALE ACADE NJ 7
AT
JOHNSON UNIVERSITY

a FEMALE ACADEMY, of high grade, will be
nncned at the Johnson University Building on
MONDAY. 18th JANUARY, 1866, under the
cbarre of the following Instructors
pr;ncipal.-TmoMAs HAIL. A. NJ.
d,,isfant-NlIss SALLIE Y. RoDISsoS, oil Pen
dleton. ,..,..u,.,r, ,r,.;.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into tro
,.,,;on, of t,ven,ty ,cecks EACH
Youne Ladies and Misses entrusted to our care
Nll be faithfully and thoroughly taught in all the
branches of a solid English education, as wcll as
IL French, the Languages, and IN Music:
Miss ROBINSON comes with the very nignesl re-
.msndotions from her former instructors, Messfs.
Kennedy and Hillhousc; while Madam ilNkiND !,
ia too VOL known as finished performer to- need
The patronage of the Village and of the Dis
trict is respectfully solicited. Good Board may
b. had at from $40 to S12 per month"; (spec,c
rates. payable in provisions, exclusive OF wash
ing and lights. ,,,
Small Boys, undcr ten years Of age, 'riH be rec''O-
ed into this school.
For circulars and ratcs of Tuition, apply to
THOMAS HALL,
Principal
Docl4. 1866 20 &
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Pc OTU 8
OF THE
so1rTH CAROLINA BAPTIST
OF THE

THE undersigned has determined carry ~ ,"a.Lir
~ 1866, to commence the publication Of "esALy
Relioious Journal, OF Anderson T. H., o. mIr re- ~
entitled THE SOUTH CAROLINA Bar aI,, itS3I SnIrru
II will be the first great aim OF Ihh oyo. -.
CAROLINA BAPTIST to convey the gehefa. :, ..shv
in relation to the Denomination al aleo' IAN,
rendering it on interesting and attractive so-f e.,
ion in every Baptist family NO e1Pens. o.t ~ r.li.
will be spared to secure the earliest ana mos'
able information Of the important and interesting
workings of Baptist Churches in general tcg'.nss,
with the operation of our Missionary Boarels, auo
every benevolent institution and enterprise "a ~"
day o.,or;Na
BAPTIST will be strictly Denominations, =.
nestly contcnding for the faith once denYerea ~
the Sainis," srr'e.siy nontending for the Irc.n,
and combating error and superstitu,i," III every
form in which they present themselves, yet tness
on;n;ons will be expressed with that kindness anu
stfection becoming professed Christian;
The columns of the paper Will also DC opsnsu
to those who may disagree WIN 'he opA-'-0A'
pressed. AZ or,v noner taken
-. n,onv in this community-visiting, it may oe'
IN humble abodes of some unable to take J. othsts,
Il ;s deemed proper and important In JudieiousY
arro,ged columns, to give all the important ioe.s'
nol;t;ca and literary news of the day, renaerlns1@
in every ise4ase,, 4 family paper. IN ,,;n,.d
The paper will be of medium size' "eh Pa ~.
having the benefit of superior materials ana Inc
entire Office management being under inc ilanisE'-
,s's oie sunerintendence of experienced printers
The necessary capital to start TINS en.:speSs ~
having been secured in advance; the services y.
some of our abest brethren, in thus anu osne.
Stotes. pledged as contributors and correspvnuns
Editors and all the necessary arrangements na;s
bsan deliberately made with reference to staoinsy
End good fah all who may feel nclihsa oud ~ i,S rs
the enterprise may confidently subscribe anu ,, ho
nit advance payments, assured that thefe "'AA ~
The Editor having been partially disqualilnea inaa
for the arduoas duties of the Pulpit, BY four long
yeors Of hardship, exposure and service IN our
eountrys cause, feels impelled to resort 70 ls -
y means by which, under the blessing OF l,osi. M
dence he may assist in rebuilding the waste pia'S'
The mails will be in regular operation again oy
the time of the publication of the paper ana tnlS
being the first enterprise of the character ever es
toblished in Anderson, he hopes to secure prompt
ly the aid and cooperation Of oil who l0'e 'u'
| Lord Two
Terms for One Year, inroriabiy IN advanee.-l"e
Dollars in Specie, or Three Dollars in Currency,
Ministers of the Gospel, Post Masters anu o.n-
ORC who will ad are authorized to receive anu io'-
ward subscriptions. Address, ne D,:..
| Anderson, s. {.
Nov 80. 1865 "a
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Ordinary's 6 Sale.

BY an order of II. Hammond, ESQ.,, Ordinary OF
Anderson District will expose to sale on Sale,
lny in January next, 1865, the Real Estate q
Henry Clark, deceased, consisting of One TrasfS
Land, containing one hundred and twepurs
acres, more or less, bounded by lan1
McElroy, Mrs. McMurtry and ohcraonths, with
Terms Of Sale.--Credt of TIVE l]Grchascr giving
interesr from day of salc-tha mortgage of the
bond With good security, dry to the Ordinary for
premises, if deemed nee monoy-exccpt the cost,
payment of the purrssd in cash, to be paid in spe-
which will be rec r,!siesn. III
ce or its eqadcr my hand and seal Nov, November
1SS5;r SScs5s;ria's Office, Doc. 8, 1866: y
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sky-Light Pictures,
Anderson High School,
Dec II, 1865
To Omen on Tuesday, january 2, 1866.

To Open on TUESDAY, JANUARY - A0'"'
Corps of Tsncacrs-Rev. J. B. HlLIuousE,
member Synod, s. G.; Maj B. SLOAN gradual, ;,;, Of
West Point; and if the patronage will justify
Cen E11soN CArEns, q graduate, and late Pro-
fcssor in the S. C. Military Academy.
Fee $500 per quarter of ten weeks in specie
or cqusalent. Bocr'ling at many places on mod
Tic curriculum will embrace preparation for
College. and all the branches of liberal educa,
ton. Several branches, including Hcbrew :. and d
with practical life, may be learned with extra fees fees
By uniformity in text S00hs hafng hr gscsronnr .eT iIr
ac' accurately the proficiency of students and by
cherishing love of truth and honorable distino; &c;
ton. the Teachers hope to educate thoroughly and
rapidly. 1uon,,;,,o rsr-
o,i 4bbeyillc Banner, and Kcoweo Courier insert
twice and send bills to this Office
Dec ID 1866 ~
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Notice.

LOST or misplaced, in Anderson District, on the
lst day of May last the following notes. belong
ing to the Estate of N1m Mullikin, dec'd
On ]. d. Smith for S1.56, dated Jan. 80, 1860;
Joseph Kelly fer 60 cents, dated March H. 1860;
Miles Durham for 90 cents, dated April ?, 1856;
Elhu wiggnton for $3.50, dated Dec. 10, 1861;
]. B. Smith for S1.40, dated March 20, 1862; W.
H. Mulligin for $1,000, dated Oct. 15, 1862, and
due Dec. Is, 1862; J. NJ. Moore for $500, da.sd
April o, 1861 with a credit Of $500 on May "a,
''S Also the following notes, with securities, paya-
BILE to j. W. B. Orr, Executor of the Estate OF MN.
Mullikin, decd or bearer with sua0 ntefss. 1r0S
NJ. Cason for S1O.25, and Wm. Couch for Sl25o.oo,
oil dated Nov. 20, 1862
would hereby notify all persons not 10 trade .
for any of the above notes, and not to pny oil any
of Of them except to myself or my authorized agon.
would furthermore ask, as taror, that all per-
sons in debt to the Estate will como Immediately
mn ANU ''''-' ~ j. w B. ORR, Execgt>f'
Nov 80, 1865 "a
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SheriTs Sale.

SheriTs Sale.
HY order of various writs cf Fera Facias to me
directed, will expose to sale on Salcday in Jan
uary next, 1866, within the usual hours OF s"le'
Ono Tract of Land, known as the McFce place.
containing one hundred and twenty-five acres
more or less, bounded by lands of L. l. Cooley
Mrs. r. McEal, and others. Also, one oiher
Tract Of Land, containing one hundred and thirty
acrcs roc more or less. known as the Thompson place,
bounded by Mrs. h. NcFall and others, levied cn
as the property of Thomas Gecr, at the suit Of
A. O. Norris, and others -,
Terms of Sale-Credit of twelve months with
interest from day OF sale, with note and two good
securities, and mortgage if deemed necessary
The purchaser to pay for all necessary papers
j. L. MCGEE, SAD.
Shcrin-s Office, Dec II, 1866.
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The Southern Guardian.

I PROPOSE to revive the publication of this jour-
nal, at Columbia, S. c., as soon as mail commu-
cations have been restored, and the necessary al
rangements can bo made.
nSs- Newspapers in this State and elsewhere
will oblge me by extending this notice.
Dec 7, 1865 %
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FOR CHRISTMAS !


just Received from N. york
ONE DOLLAR each, in specie OF its equivalent,
Rreost pins. Ear Rings, Ear Drops, Box and Glass,
Prsost pins for Likcnesses, Diamond Pointed Pins
md cases Finger Rings, Medallions, sc.
For one dollar in currency, pair of fine Plased
Spectaclcs with morocco case.
Ncrcharm and other Pipes from Is cents to Sl.
Best Italian Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
from Is cents to $40.
Metal Spectacle Cases and Spectacles OF al
kinds-Gold, Silver and Steel
Glasses fitted to Spcctacles TO suit al eyes
A lot of Fancy Articles, So.
At wholesale and retail, Watch G,asses, Main
springs and Watch Materials, and Watch Keys
Pure gold Engagement Rings.
Watches and Clocks repaired, and warrented los
twelve months. T..
Jewelry and Musical Works repaired in the
most approved manner. xr.;
Just received from New York, Wheeler Will
sons Sewing Machine, the latest patent, including
gauges, hemmer, braider. &c., for Sl00 II cur
rency.
sky-Light Pictures,
ANBPOTYPES, any kind of weather. for two
dollers d. case complete.
Ferrotvnes or Card Pictures, 81 each.
Children double price, unless Of sufficient age
TO seomr, the likeness without repetition:
All kind OF Pictures taken and copied as above,
at low prices 70 suit the times, by
F. C. v. BORSTEL,
No. f. Brick Range.
naT Push the green glass doors, in cold wealth
Dan II 1S6S 26
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rgE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS. David S. Breckenridge has applied
to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate
of Henry T. 1Ifcrt, deed;
These are therefore 10 cite and admonlsn oil anu
singular the kindred and creditors OF saia deceased
to be and appear at nay Office on the 1lst aay De-
s,;d Administration should not be granted.
'-'> HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Dec. Z, 1865. 26
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..rH CAROLINA
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARULINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS Ellison Capcrs has applied to me for
Letters of Administration on the Estate of II. L.
Capers, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of said deceased
to be and appear at my office on the 18th day Of
December, 1865 to show cause, any they can, why
said Administration should not be granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Dec. l, 1865 25 2
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Stolen.

FROM my Stable on the night of the sofh ul.;
ono SORREL MARE, about 10 years old, 10!
hands high, with one or both hind feet while and
small blaze in forehead. Also one BLACK MARE,
about years old, same height, and both hind feet
white TO the pnstcrns.
Any information that will lead to recovery OF
these Horses, or to conviction OIL the th'cl OF
thieves, will be handsomely rewarded:
B. L. WlIlTNER.
Dec 7. 1865 25
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GREENVILLE
School Notice.

CLASSICAL school. will be opened at Boun-
t. Land Academy on Monday, the 10Th January
1866, at the following rates Of Tuition per scholas
tic term of ten months:
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying
Logic, Rhetoric, &c., at Eighteen Dollars pei
Latin and Greek Languages at Twenty five Dol
lars per scholar.
An English School will DC carried on at the same
place under the general supervision of the under
signed and under the immediate charge OF one
competent to instruct, of whom the public Will be
informed.
Rates of Tuition from Ten 10 Twelve Dollars.
The Academy is situated six miles below Wal
halls. Immediately on the Blue Ridge Railroad
Boarding can be had iu the neighborhood at rca-
sonable rates. w. L. CLa' ELaND'
Dec II, 1865 2o
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s. Christmas Coming.
O. P. M'KINNEY

is open again at the Old Stand, opposite
the Benson House, and is now receiving
a large and we'll selected Stock of Con-
foctioneries, viz
~ Candies, Raisins, Fruit,
Oranges, Lemons,
Oysters, Sardines, Crackers,
Pickles of all kinds,
Porter Ale, Brandies,
Wines, Rum, Gin,
Cigars Tobacco,
Nuts of ald kinds,
Which he wifi sell cheap for Cash. Open
from 6, y. NJ, to 9, IN; ,-rv
Opposite the Benson House.
Dec IA, 1865 26
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HART & co.,
MERCHAN N rs;
CHARLESTON, 8. G.,


OFFER FOB SALE AT THEIR OLD STAND
Corner King and Market Streets,
GUNS, Rcvolvers, Shot and Powder
s.Hoe's" Circular Saws, 8 to 10 inch,
Agricultural Implements,
Bar Iron and Steel,
Metals of all kinds,
Building Materials,
Tin and WOODWARD,
Housekeeping Articles,
Holowarc Of all kinds,
Turpcntino and CoOpers Tools,
Brass and Iron Wire Cloth,
Boiling Cloth, (anchor brandy
Mill Rocks, Is to 40 inch,
Mill Irons,
Silver Plated Goods,
Hubbs, Spokes, Axlcs, Springs,
And a large variety of other Goods, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Dec Il, 1865 26 ON
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AUCTION SALES.

;. B. McGEE, Auctioneer-
IF not disposed of at private sale, will offer the
following Property at public 0utcry on salcday IN
January next, to wit:
lot Glassware,
So Crockery,
" Potware and Cooking utonsila,
New Carpet
Roll Mating,
l lot Salt,
! fine double barrel Gun,
l fine English Saddle,
And other articles too numerous to mention
ALSO,
will offer my HOUSE and LOT, near or opPo-
s;te the Methodist Church, one-haf acre, more or
less. On the premises is q good Brick House.
with sir rooms, and all necessary out-6uildngs.
Terms Cash. GEONeE MANoriHaD'
Dec I, 1865 20
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: vARIED STOCK OF GOODS,

HAhIGaV H4VOA OA ~
Which he offers to sell at the lowest living prices
His stock comprises, IN part, as follows
Cigars, Tobacco,
Ale, Porter,
Old Bourbon Whiskey,
Rye and Corn Whiskey,
Smoking Tobacco,
Candies, of every variety,
Pure Cocoa,
Lubins' Extracts. Pomadcs,
India Rubber Hair Pins,
Ladies Shoes,
Ladies' Puff Boxes,
Fine Combs Thimblcs, &c.
Toilet Soaps,
Candles, Starch, Soda,
Sugar and Coffee,
Sardines, Oysters,
Salmon, Herrings.
Salt, Mackerel, &c., &c., -,
And in fact complete assortment Of such articlen
as are usually found for sale in Family Grocery
Establishment. ,,nn
Corner Anderson Hotel Building
Dec 7, 1865 26
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announcements.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
ps7- The many friends of WILLIAM M MA
GUKIN respectfully announce him as candidate
for Sheriff Of Anderson District OF the ensuing
election. :,
Oct. II, 1865.
nS7- Tho friends of MANSON s. JOLLY noml-
nafc him for Sheriff Of Anderson District OF the
next election.
Oct g. 1865. 10
eez~ TIE friends of JOHN D. NJ. DoBB1Ns
resneotfully nominate him as candidate for
Sheriff of Anderson District at the next election.
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i p. HUBBARD

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and the
public generally, that ho has just opened new
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

Why sabmis % the sugering attendant upoh
diseases Of the bowels, when Dixen's Blackberry
0arminatiss can be Obtsiasd sts4ny Esspsetzbls
drug store. a ianls-iW
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sew York Masaets.


NEw Y8RK. March Il.
C0TToN-Deeidsaiy lower Al To9Tle for MID
ding
FIoUa-stats ana wsssssn sps1sd ara for
common, and dgH a. heavy for COED grades, Ana
closed dull nnd heavy for al 10 s9aSl0 80 for
Extra State, - 1911 % for Exsrs Round Hoop
obis, II 06afI S. fsr Tssd= Brsads.
NHfskf-FEmsrs Western IS - genenkily
held 81 Is
wHEAT-y.ry aull and sgse loser; Winter
BED Westsru %
RYEDHil
o0ks-Hssvy asd ass Iesssri l sosI g for
nee feilow, and "a for inferior Cd Mixsd
o.ATs-p-ll a, ! II ssw-srp
WU0L-pan.
PETROLEUM Dali and hsavy 80 for Crude,
ezsGse toF gsnHed 10 boad, and s2esssc soF %
coFFEE-Qnist sad steady
suGAk-Daili l48l5c Cor u scsyados HayaaA
PoRK-HsaEy and Ioxer. a i2ssszs4 50 Cor
usu Mes. eloshg Al = 90 each; g IS fsr Is sad
"a 4a-s essh aEd FegnlaE way = % fsr Prime and
a Wl1ss5 80 FOR nes Moss. Or May, baysr's %
tions A - ~ 800 bels Prime Mess fsF March.
bsyer,s oDtl a. a. 81 ~
EEEF-Bsssy AZ sbsvt pFssl0as prioss.
nBESEKD HuGS--NomffsaI
CIT MEATS-Duiis ITL4TTszc f5r shonf.
dses, ard iss44Is5<c fsx Hams
BAcDk-IsaseF 81 1si< afEsSe fgr Csszberland
Cut, 1ec or short Ribbed, ~ e for Leng Ribbsd
and ia fex Long UissK.
LAID shaas sasisrf Al Is5<gz2s sad small
BUFrEk-nun - aesass Tor ohlo. aaa 1os Tor
stats.
CHEEsE-sssaay Il isgzse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE amend
atory national currency act provides that
associations shall receive 90 per cent
OF circulating notes, on the amount Of
y. 5. bonds delivered TO the Treasurer,
provided the bonds shall be estimated al
par value and bearing interest at = rate
Of not less than Eve per cent per an
rum, the amount Of circulating notes To
be in proportion TO paid up capital, So
follows; Not exceeding $500 600, 90
per cant; not exceeding 1900, 900, so
per cent; not exceeding $1,000, 900, Is
per cent. and exceeding, 81, 600 900, 60
per cent; $3.50, 100000 Of the whole
amount Of circulating notss to be ap-
poriioued to associations according TO
the representation population and The
remainder to be sppoFsioned By the See
Rotary Of the Treasury, according to the
amount Of associations formed in The
States, in the District Of Columbia, aud
in the Territories. having due regard to
the existing bank capital, resources aad
business Of such States, District and
Territories
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rr.ssa.a. LsAsolH IA. Hasa..s.

WAsHIxsrox, March l4--PFosident
Lincoln has beeu suffering ~ish severe
attack OF influenza Tor several days.
he is confined TO bis room, and nos re-.
eeivlng visitors.
The Navy Department has received
information Of the capture, of Pass Ca.
bsllo, Texas, Of the English schooner
Ma.hild by the gunboai Penobscot She
had q cargo Of cotton hsgging, liquors
and rope. She cleared from Matamo-
ras for HAvana.
Commander Palmer informs tka De
partment from New Orleans Of the 81.
rival OF the following named officers,
released from Camp Ford, Texas
They have been ordered 70 proceed
North: Acting Volunteer lisutsnani
N w. Snmmond, and Amoa johnson;
Acting Masters II. W. washburn and
w. W. Fowler; Assistant PAymasser Geo
W. simmons; Assistant Engineers j. A
Fox, f. G. Bradley, ]. II. Fales, Joht
MeGrane, R. NJ Mclaughlin and VIM
johnson; Acting Masters Mates II
] Rollins, n. s Cannon, - Howard
Ssrgeants J. c. Henry, J. S. Chamber
and Henry Weston.
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q. s. 500 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS
THE ONLY LOAN IN Market

~ - 80 seaeA1t1Attsas nanaed wall Z .
promptly furnished upoa rsssips q sahseriptIou..
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El.s.,sn ks,,..-ua,an v,ss.rr.

CoSooRp, " H., March, 1.-THE
election Of State officers and members
of Congress, and the Legislature, took
place today The Republicans support
ed Frederick Smyths fus Goyernor, and
the Democrats supported r. Harrington,
both residents of Manchester, Returns
received indicate that Smythe's majority
will exceed 5000 Many towns make
considerable Union gxins over The vote
Of last year, when Gilmore's majority
was about $500 The vote to-day viii
be some thousands less than last rear.
The result Of the First Congressional
District is close
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C1NszxxArx- M1rch Il
WHIskT-RzzssF arm s. 2 Is. "a 81 othsr
articles dali and prizes were more ekm SIS IN
setfled after the sewa from Sherman and ssho-
seld w4z announced On 'Caange. After that there
Wzz nothIzg done, sssf prices, th=rsfors, eAnuot
Be- gigsE.-A
RTEDeelinsd 70 70, az which rate e.eeo
bzzhsis sod
6ROCERIEs-Lzff snd prizes Irregular.
COL D-Derlized 10 l75-
stLyEE-Becliaee 70 I6s
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(By Telegraph
RAILROAD REcEIPTa.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

Nav YoET, March lf--Money fairly
active ~ ] per cent Sterling duh ~
iO7i@l0s
Gold excited and decidedly lower
opening at 1854, Advancing 10 ls5E, de-
ciinea TO 1884 and elosing a 1874.
Government stocks less active and a
shade lover.
Stocks dull and lover
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