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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Terrif,e in south America.

Forssomc months past, o very vigorous war las
been going on in South America, between Brazil,
Beuuos Ayres, and Uruguay, on the one part and
the small and weak Republic Of Paraguay, on the
o:h"r part. As i. well known t" nur readers
Brazil and Beunos !. yreS. ur the Argentine Con-
federation as it IL called. the tw' greatest.
strongest and wealthcs; powers Of South Aneri. :.
CT: whiIc, as VIC s,i shave, Paraguay is nisera'
by small and weak. Sie is weak, hni has proved
herself in this war suLiinely brave und deter
mined. South Auerican newspapers have lately
reuehud the Uni:cd States, giving details OF the
rvcent groa hattie Of Yatsy. These p"pcis show
that the war in question is asa supiins cha ac cr
OF the utmost lcruc.ty and blnoltLirstincss. On
the 7tl "f Nu gust the allied forces eight thou
sand, five hunlr.d strong;undcr Generals Flores
and PauIero,- encountered three ihousand, fvur
hundred P.raguayans, under Major Dnartc, at
Yatay on the right bank of tho Uruguny rvei :
| The Pliaguayyu: were pnprovided with artillery,
tau,l were Uu!numhtred tvo to one. A summons
WAS s,nt to them 80 surrender, but they replied
by shooting the messenger. Fops an 'bcur and 4
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of the allies with most desperate and valorous
resistancc neither asking nor receiving tho quar-
iur which their powerful .assailants were little
disposed to accord them. At the end of thattimc
they broke and acd 10 the river, pursued by four
Thousand cavalry. Here Slaughter took place
which one of ths victorious generals character.
ICES as a general butch.ry. Scarcely one of the
valiant aud devoted army of Paraguay escaped
They left fifteen hundred lso,l on the field, and
only three hun.lr ,rouaaed-a conclusive proc
of the fearful nature q: tine strusgs. Their leader
Duarte, and twelve hundred OF bic troops, fell ia
to tae hands f.the Brazilans, ana nil thcr stores
were captured. The allies state their loss ut only
two hundred aud City killed and 'wounded
Another detachment Of the Parasuayan army
seven thousand strong, on the opposite siae of th
river, was prevented by the Brazilian gnnboat
from reinforcing Dutrte, ard were at latest date
lemp,ed in beyond the possibility of escape. A
set off against these successes. an ensagemen
: is chronicled between the Paraguayaa ba;terie
and the Brazilian h'et, in which the hect seem
10 have hscn severely handel. Further battle
of fequall ly important character were daily expected
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
A Summerset.

Tho renowned Abolitionist, HRKaY WARD
DEEcHKR, one of the principal leaders Of the
Black Republican party, has recently turned
complete political summerset. On the 22d nc de-
lisered sermon, in which be gave in his unquali-
Gcd endorsement Of President johnson and his
reconstruction policy; urged forbeHrance and
kindness toward the South; insisting they must
regulate negro suffrage for themselves; discOun-
tennneed any interference, and claimed that they
anus. have confidence in the loyal professions oi
of tho soutbcrncrs,. and. that their sclf-respect
must not be offended. He also puts forth kind
words for Gen. Lee" ..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
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For the Advertiser.
Tribute Of Respect.
BurLER LODGE, No, 6s, A. F.


WHEREAS, DR.. JOHN p. ABNEY, DANIEL
DENDY and lY.sMITH, metabsrs Of This Lodge,
have fallon victims to tie war ssd between-the
United and the Confederate States Of America.
Therefore, be it -@ - ~ j
R,.o1"ed, That by the death Of these men nc,
RS Masons, have lost good and true brothers; our
Lodge faithful aud well-trisd workmen, and our
country. citizen7soldisrs. WHO, in courage, and
faithful devotion to duty, were surpassed " none.
ResoIred, That a-page'n our Gccord Book be
devoted to the memory Of each of our deceased
brothers, md inscribed with their uarnes.
Re'olrcd, That'th afflicted f.milics and friends
of'our departsi brothers have ..ur deepest and
most heartfelt fympaties extended to them in
their great loss. 50 q. ~ : - - =
Rsrolrod, That these Resolutions bspublished
in the Edgefeld Adretiser, and that a.copy be
semitic cuch of the families vf the deceased.
JAMES ". SPE tRMAN, Ssc'rY..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

-,
with slavery, bit is the system adopted by
free laborcrs ererywhete. 1T IS believed that
the renting of small tracts of land1by tho
farmer to his Iaborers would be actually ben
eieisl. The lnborer's interest in his crops
and i,aproveu-nts would attach him To the
,,.autetion.a co,,nturart any renpfaiinA 10
break his contrac:, and, by furnishing food
for the more dependent members ii ms fam
ily. Increase tlieif coutentment and their
The plsn for renting lands on shares to'the
freedmen has been successfully tried in some
parts llo State, and is believed ~ he
w,rtuly Of a-n,cre extended trial. Saperin=
Etan,lents will counsel with and asst both
p,rtiss in making either OF the Ahoye arrange
mems. = - - >.T57 %. BROWN -
,.. $3.50 Cnlane, and AssistantqGnni.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
The Coming Circus.

Not that We know of one coming, but that We
hope one ,o;u come Perhaps if we write in the
Adesr.iser TINT Edge6eld ia agoad place to.g gath
er up half dollars %, and that tho people of all
sorts and sizes would focl to the exhibition, the
said advertiser will fall into the hands of tho boss
circus man, and he Will read our longing para
graph, and his sympathizing heart will be touched'
and he will Immediately hasten to bur relief. How
delightful it would be-not the sympathy of the
boss circus man-but the Circus ITSELF Just i'm
zine the spotted horses; and the spotted clown;
and the spot d ladies' and tho pretty, dirty men,
with pretty, dirty gold headbands 90, who ride
and swing and climb and tumble ; and the lady
who eera round on horse, with short dress
aud spangles, and standing ON one leg, and JUMP
ing through the hoops; and the strong man who
has large stone placed upon his strong stomach,
and another strong man to beat upon 1t with
luree hammer; and the big brass band that al
woys plays tho .selfsame Dir from "Crown Din
monds." And should they have an Elephant,
and Monkeys and Lions; and should we be al-
lowed to feed the Elephant with apples and nuts /!
And then NIL tho litte miserable, niggerless chill
d,en TINT have been born of rebels parents during
the past five years, could go and see tho "Circus
and the Monke, SHOW" BILL ARP dcplores most
that several Of the little ARps have
mover had this .incstmabe advantage and privi-
leye. Poor little things, they would no doubt
;,na piuo themselves in Paradise looking ntangels
and the lils. of lLat. Having been debsrred FROM
circusca for eve long years is something fearful
So al y. u mho want the circus, contrive to throw
this copy Of the Adue,ti,er into the hands Of the
hnsa circus nau,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
For the Benefit of Freedmen.

For the information of cur colorcd brethren
we give the following extracts from the address
Of Gen. HOWARD, the head Of the Freedmen s
Bureau, delivered o. Savannah, to the Freedmen,
on tho 18th ult, and hope they will prufit by the
advice given:
With regard to the question of labor, holm
formed them that the Government had set them
free forever, but il had not stopped work. For
merly they did not receive The earnings of their
labor, these were now secured to them, Hereto
fore they had families from whom they wero Of
ten separated, this would never be again. llo
urged them o provide for their families, not only
|Ato feed and clothe them but to educate them. As
many OF them wero refusing to make labor con-
trn,ts for the ensuing year under tho Vague no.
ton thut~the Government would do something for
them, be earnestly desired to disabusc their
minds in this particular, also; and hence the ne
ccs:ity for their making contracts with the owners
of the lands and sticking to them in good fnth.
When the contract was made they wore to under
stand that the employer was entitled to all their
labor, and for which they shonid be paid fair nnd
liberal wages. -
With regard to tho abandoned lands Of Georgip
heTcmafked that the Government had determined
to restore them to their owners they were par
doncd by the Executive Of THO nation. That it
would be unjust in the Government to confscnte
these lands lying generally on the coast, when
tho people OF the interior, who had been equally
robellious, wore enottreated in like manner. That
equality in the dispensaton- of justice should be
observed throughout tho South, without reference
to locality or color, when there were no legal i'm
pelimeuts in the way II they wanted land they
must go TO worl: in good earnest save money,'and
make required purchases in q regular way. lie
knew of a colo.ed man who had, by his own hon.
est industry, accumulated 900 in the last four
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
The State Records, :
SEcEETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Co,,,Nn,A, s. C.. Oct. IL, 1865

5; COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct Il, 1865. 49,
Eplrons PReSix: In your issue of the
10Th Instant, / 's,;lce az Extract from tie
Charleston Courier, iu which one o IFS cor.
respondents, in 50 .aking Of the destruction
of ate and district records ~ ~ fhe Federal
troops, states that 1.-THE State records and
other papers Of Importance 9are gones for
ever. nfs,sfz7s-y:lrs.-s - ?
| do not knox, from what sonr,,e he has
drawn his jnforma ,"n, NOR do doubt the
sincerity nf his assertion. bit as every ci!!zen
OF t. e Safe Interested ,nore ',r less iu the
rec IT lsnfStl.is Office, ami thuse "f thsNSrr
sayor- General deem it my duty toledeyc
the anxiety VIII eli my arlsc,4 by CORRECTING
mistake iuto witch he has fallen. The re
c,rd. Of the Secretary OF Stale. and Survey
or-Geaeral, ar. s>se. / have good reason
to know something of these records, fror
painful experience in saving them.
NJ; l,ng ,nascii IN wilh tb SO Offices hal
taught ute la ,est'ma- lie due OF ethese r. :
crrds 70 the State and 1 thoughtot the enor-
n.u> j,b1of packing so'larse;a number, Q!
books and psleis,e AMI g. ting them:otf IN
time to save them, With the short uotice
given, know Il saved them mas Sacrifices
every thing 1 owned this sooner than see In e e
State lose that wl.iehgcannot be replaced,s
determined 10 .dp. and BY laying aside my
private interest, .devoting my sodots time to
the service Of the State, working day and
night, using my own wagin aud team, and
the s.,'vanfsios'a q friend, and leaving the con-
tents Of my own, house itself to the torch Of
the enemy, succeeded in packing and saving
its record and pape,s. Of ,lnt, moi o,ly Of The
two offices of Secretary Of State and Sun Yey-
or-General. located at Columbia, but also o.
the corresponding Offices heretofore located
10 Charleston, bnt two years. previously re,
moved to this place and put under my charge
While on this subject, will mention, tol
the benefit OF those interested, that i also
saved the ,records::o :of. the Commissioner: il
Equity, Clelk- of Court, and Ordinary @
Barnwell District. Those of the two last 9TH
ce-, happened to discover in the depo
whilst loading my own, and knowing the.
would he burnt, ifynot removed by some one
had them put into my car, and took then
off ssfe.. also saved ono box Of the Co,L
missioner IN Equity Ok Beaufort, aud th"sr o
lhe CJmmi.sioner in Equity OF Charlestsh
which Were in my o!lice at the time ~
WM. K. HUNTT,.
Sec: etary OF State, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
The Georgia state Convention.

- Tue Georgia State Convention assembled at
slil,odgevic, on Wednesday, the 25th.
On the 27;h, in tie afternoon session, en- oFdi-
sanc: declaring the State va: debts void Sa' re.
fcrred to committee.
Two articles of the new Constitution wero re-
ported. The arst article wss adopted, tho Goth
section of the same abulishes slavery, with
promise that emancipation shall be no cstorel to
future claims for compensation.
A strong feeling against repudiation is mani
fcstod.
IT is thought that Ex, Gov. Joseph E. Brown
will be 4 candidate for Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
The swcdes in Virginia, and The
Poles in Texas.

The emigration from Sweden and Norway to
America is so great that. the public journals, Of
those countries arc brgnning to cry out against
it with great vehemencs The departure of their
stalwart sons from countries so thinly populated
is naturally regarded os great calamity. A
COLONY of swodes has arrived in Virginia, whore
they are hiring themselves rs laborers, and where
they are giving universal satisfhrtion by their
honesty md industry. ..e,.. - a
The long -talkod of emigration to America of
the fifteen thousand Polish refugees, who, since
their flight from their own country, have boon
scattered over FREQ and republican Switzerland,
has also actuslly hcgun, a colony having already
arrived in Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Eo,y Things Work.

An incipicnt insurrectiqn hns bsen, recently
quellcd in Barnwell District, as we have been ad-
visel by recent visitor from that quarter. The
negroes had arms, and had banded themselves fer
the purpose Of destroying the whites. They had
became possessed of the idea that, with the de-
struc,ion of tic whites, they w.uld become pos
SCISSORS of the land. They wayluid the crossings,
and their plan was to beat iown;he travellers with
cudeels, then drug them into'th woods and mur-
der them. One or moro of the whites: have .becn
murdered. ,McCue, q farmer near Barnwell, was
ono Of the victims. They had elso burned some
barns, with all tho gathered crop of tho session,
They, ,wcro dissatisfied With their allotment Of
share ant proceeded TO Improve it by destroying
the WHOLE Theplot has been discovered, and
the scheme is, for the present, acotched. But
what will happen, when the crop,is: generally TO
be shared out, is probeln of great difficulty It
will 10 we'll if strong guard Of soldiers shall DO
present at tho plantations, scvcraly, whenorcr
the distribution OF the harvest shall =taFo place.
We learn ass that things AFRO looking very squal-
" above Georgetown. onogcntleman assures US
that the negroes ia that quarter arc almost in u
state Of revolt SO srys the Charleston Fers Of
thb a4th. - - .',','. - :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

I gSS- Columbus lidis:.) paper saysi 10. ons OF
the wells on the 'barraek' grounds uscdby freed
men and women, the bodies of fftoen, negro in.
fants have been found, unquesdonably the victims
Of iufanticide.
| MrA Richmond maiden was recently sobbed
Of all her wedding outfit the night bofgsEe tho
timc appointed for her marriage. So she had
nothing to wear, and thointerestins 'occaaion wa,
deferred -, -; A7sy -EJa tch .sis.s;; -
re- Egypsis suffering frOtaa scarcityof bread
stuifs, the yiceroy having by hissluntativc' no
nopoy 10 the cotton trade, substituted cotton to
such m cxtSnt for corn:a over eouptry, that.
Odessa and altother grsin acpots have now TO DO
ransaeked to preyeat starvation from succeeding
the cholera. 49,, =. ..t s,.a;, -.
ss- Tho Spanisrds must be very, foal of fetea
They have jnst boon holding some to celebrate
the eatry OF ,heirsoycreig;n upod Tie aftl month
Of pregnancy: con.idering that outsn' Isabella
has four children living, and hns several times
had expectations of others the oveut Is not, one
would think, so raro Us to rcsigfor much snt thu
siasm - 49, 90, ~ ,esa.4 ,. .....;--:. ~
@S. The c0lorel Tennesseean shys: So far as !
the colored race is Concerned, MI that they desire
is to bo let aleno.. Htat thew wi!t :scrupuloasly
strive tokeoplho blood of their peouiar race in
sprnial purity and thu. i is their wish as ma
ton to: do so, Is fact patont TO- all uhe arp bost
acquainted with tho peculiar chsractcrs,ies Of
the race. :: 80 80 ="
,.@se tis estimated that. the cost of tho Wits
trial to the Government viii be apwiyds of H.
ooo,Qeo. In ono instancsths cost 6f -providinss
single witness for the'dotencs was, So, 100. = bies
;. @s- A clergyman said in recent aermortR
the path of rectitude had been travelled sosii.tio
Of lato years it had completely run to grass.ls-
g- Do not meddlo with what does not concern
you. Rccoleet that when tho hounds are furious.
'ly fighting for. q norsel Of meat II they see
jackaf pass, they net OF together in pursuitof
him| 'r' ~ .is-4 - ets ~. -, =, 49,.
21r Arnold lady in Springfield, Mass; 81 years
of age, fell and dislocatcd her shoulder sst week.
1t set the same evening", lud On the second
day she made hor bed and walked milo. sbo
MAS evidently one of tho cold rtocl." - -
- sg, "A correspondence between Secretary Sew
ard and Provisional Governor Perry is published,
in which the latter, inqairing as to when
he shall cease to exercise the; faiictions<of
tsc oIaco, was informed thdt he should act until
relieved by express ofdarofthc President. .sec7
; zh- Hon. A. H. Stephsas>has arsiaei at his
home in Charlottesville. lie: Is reported .taabe
looking better thanpvar ,bofose. though his hair
with grcy. .He Il aceempanic |. by
his h5oshor, Hon, Linton Stepasu.. aaa Ms De-
po's' sslS- ;ds - 1:,-I :i.S& ,',..aaT
$ gaOs Indications show majority Of The Ms
mouy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
THE ADVERTIs A ER.
JAuEs T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, Noy.i, 1885.

MS- Parties having bilspnder the denonina-
tion of So issued by, the City Council of Charles
ton, can dispose of the same 10 advantage by ap-
plying al this Office. 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

Gg> From u special dispatch to the Times of
this city, dated jackson, Miss, 10Th, we learn
that the Hon. W. L. shurkey wa, elected U. S.
Senator to Gil the unoxpircl term of Hon. JEFF
Davis, commencing 4th March, 1860, by ma
jorty of "a votes over Fulton Anderson, of jack
son. The former received 100 votes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

Ihe IoiowiuS t'hoy eheot@i n~' uSch 10
sued: -
BuaEAu OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, &C., &
HgApolgs Asst Con-. STATE VIRcINn, :.
llcumovp, Va, Sept. 80, 1865.
Renorts having Leen received at these
headauasters, that the freedmen in some parts
6fths State refaseto enter into just and rea-
sensible contracts fer labor, on account Of the
belisf that the United States Government will
distribute laads among them, superintendents
and agents Of this Bureau will take the ear
iiess opportunity TO explain to the freedmen
tbs. no lands will be given them BY the Gov
eminent; that the Government has but very
smaIf Quantity Of land in the State, ouly
enough to provide homes fora few families,
and that this can only be secured by purchase
or lease. They will also explain to them the
advantages Of at once entering into contracts
for labor for the coming year, and that the
system Of contracts is in no way connected
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
MANY Thanks,

We acknowledge our kindest thapk. to j. M
CLARKE. E>q., of Augusta, Mr.. J. B. Hopcrs,
Mr.. NJ. LErssoHuLT*, Mr.. ASDgEw RAMaAr, ard
Mr. BAaox HOLMES for timely and very sorely-
needed late papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
.spectacles, WatcL.Hepairing, sc.

SpeCCdCiCS, WHtCU.HtpAIfIHs3 NC'
y, We call attention 10 the card Of our very esti-
raahle .fcl.ow-townsman,.- Mr., D. F.7McEweN, to
.Se f.unf in another, column. .lIs has new and
large supply rSpcctAclcs. ESQ Glasses, repairing
material, it. His work is me in the best style,
and no is as fair and oblisiug rs it is possible
to bu -5s'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

g 1t presout negroes are allowed to yoto In
only six States viz s. Maine, Now Hampshire and
Vermont, lsutjoct to tho same conditions as white
men :; in Massachusetts they must be able to road
and write in Rhode I.land, must bc worth ono
hundred and thirty dollars in real estatc; in New
York, must DO worth two hundred and fifty dol
lars over all inopmbrances.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

re- Contractors under the Confederate States
Government, it has been decided by Attorney
General Speed, arc not /" civil agents" and hence
need not apply for pardon on that account.
eg A scheme for the colonization of tho
freedmen in Florida has been laid before the Soc
rotary Of tho Interior, and will soon be brought
before the President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

a-.A Richmond maiden was recently robbed
Of all her wedding outfit. the night bofcye tho
titac appointed for her marriage. So she had
nothing to wear, and thointsrestins occnaion was
.leferrca.. -. -: Aaa. ...Ia .cM ~; -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
P. S. l willaddress you again.


sas> We learn, from one of our Northern ex-
charges, that son of John Brown has Just mhdo
spcsch IN which he urges the negroes to arm
themselves and iasist'uron. ruling the South by
force President johnson has justmadoa speech,
in which he-urscs the negro to ,'go to work and
leave their political future to Providence. Which
advice will the colored people take? --.ss-5
ty" Alexander. II. 'R;res, of Charlottesville,
says that he was informed by Secretary Seward
that be wishod to nuke peace between the North
aud the South; that, rs to the test oath, if he had
been in Congress he should not hive voted Tor it
but, sa,l he. The ontlf isalaw, anu any Congress.
sional district in the South chad bstter sonl an
idiot or child to Congress who can take it, than
to send wise man who cannot"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

, gss-A Columbus (Ais..) paper says in Ons Of :
the wells on. .the'tbarraek' grounds uscdby freed
men and women, the bodies of iftoen, negro in
fants have been found, ,unquestionably the victims
of iufauticide -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
An Important Circular.

/. uEDVRs, -AssIsTA MT COMMISSIONER,
BuRgAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABANDON.
-, Ed LANDS, So. Ca. And GEORGIA, ,',s.,. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Contracts by freedmen.

The following timely circular has been is
sued: -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

Superintendent Of Schools for SgaA Caro-
lino. '''o : -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

EEThe steamer Cottage No. 2 is
sew lying at our wharf. Forward Of
the pilot house she is most com
plete wreck, and the wonder is how
anv person ca board that part of the
beat escaped with life. Since our
last issue, Mr. Rogers, brother in
Lag of DR.. G. W. Livesav of CALI
polls, on board at the time of the ex-
plosion, has died. S. H. Shenk,
of Gallipoiis, died on Thursday last,
making the number of deaths thus
far, four. Capt. Newton and Col.
Vance are recovering, though the
latter is still not ont of danger.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14

H Coming down the river the
other day on our fast Pomeroy
Packet VIcTREss, we were pleased to
tiad our old friend R. S. Lallance
again on the track, doing duty in
the Office, with Capt. E. Barringer
son the reef. Mr.. Lallsnce and the
Capt. have hecome identified with
the Pomeroy trade, and will receive
. hearty welcome back again from
The people. The Victress il fast
boat with a gentlemanly crew and
excellent passenger accommodations
recommending her to the travelling
and shipping community.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-14
~. Mrs. Thomssson and Mrs

~ Mrs. Thomasson and Mrs.
Terrence have entered into the Mil
linery business at their new stand On
Second street, Public Square, where
they have opened out a very fine
stock for the inspection Of the ladies,
who will find it an advantage to call
and see them. As practical Artistes,
they are well and favorably known.