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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
DEALER in FINE LIQUORS. p itl,S
and TOBACCO. At No. 81, WEST
FAYETTE STEEET. OPPOSITE
BAENUMS NDTEL. lp:ivatp
Ell tauCc,l Ealt.,

nTSiRF,S to inform his friends and cust"-
81 mcrs nf his removal from hi tnruirr
place "f business, tl22 DuGan's Whar :, t"
the above place, and S,'.icts the continuance
Of their patronage.
lie will also still continue to conduct the
COMMISSION BUSlN ESS, where he is uow
located.
Being thankful to his friends and cuSt"-
mcrs for former favors. respect ully >oliri'>
con,ignments ard orders. to which h- will,
IS heretofore, give promp, ard faithful at
tcition at 4 moderate p"rcentaI..
3,1'0,: Cash and Mott" "yn"d goods 1T fair
pr ,es. Tie terms AID motto will both b.
strictly adhered 10.
.I.V. WILKINSON.
MarCh SOth. lSt5-ti.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

B EILOo
1t contssns

1t contssns
$50 ACRES
moro or less, of which not Iuite one half
is arabic land, and the residue IN wood
of different varieties.
The land is adapted to all the staple
products Of this section Of the State, IL ca
silly improved. and in sea-ore or weed
thrown upon the shores and shells foriime,
affords in itselflas,ing SOURCES OF Improve
ment.
This place has been long known as one
of the most hrrn,iiul and healthy residen-
ces in l..nv. ,i,>land The Saint Mary =
river. W =. a!.>, it lies, affords ready ac-
cvs, ,n u,,,.; I fr its produce. and also a
bound, /, =, ! .>.,ers. and all the differ
Ell, v.ric.. 4 i,h sud Waterfowl.
The ;:r,rnyr,nrn,s consist of large
B:.it II DIV ELL ING
with the usual out houses. Persons wish
! ing 10 see the premises will be shown thrn'
hy Mr.. Travcrs, now residing upon sh':
place.
Terms prescribed hy the Deed r'IH''
the purchase mon"y to be paid IN c.eh.-
Upon the paymen: of the purchase MON
the Trustee is nuth"rizri to fully c"n., :,
the property to the purchaser.
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Feb .3 1865, Trustee
Tie above sale is postponed until
III ESD AI, the 2oth day Of
June next.
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Trustee.
May 18th lS65-ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
J.. ). 7-5O loan.

The sale.of the first series Of 5000, 900 900 Of
the 7. 30 Loan was completed on the 3lst OF
h.reh, 1865. The sale Of the second series OF
Thee Hundred Millions, payable three years
from tho 18th day Of Tune, 1868, was begun on
III. Is, of April. In the short space Of thirty
Sn,. orr One Hundred Millions Of thu, series hare
rs, .oid-leavine this dav less than Two Han
h-.., Millions to be disposed of The interest IS
,,be sem-annnaly in currency on the 10Th
.f .cc.n,her and 18th of fJune by Coupons at :
,s.h.,l 10 each note. which are readily cashed
sn,where IL amounts to
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
JAMES s. DOWNS,

ATTORNEY " CUUNSELIOE AT Law
LeoaGrd T.ra, 81 Hasy's Co.. I'd,
Will practice IL st. M..ry sand the al piEin2
unties.
Uctob<T 1>t 1903
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
NEW STORE.
GOODS
SOLD AT
PANIC PRICES.

l would most respectfully inform the 60. .ns
u Of Saint Mary's county thlt | have Iust
opened i well selected s,o.k oi
SPRING <.DODS,
At uMECHANICSVILLE.
which am selling ut GrQat,y ,c1rred prizes,
Sugar II crlts, and CAli,,,s IS cents. Ca,
ani examine before going s.cw ere /" par
chase.
J.T. BhIIi\GIR
Meckturr,N,,i.
81. MarH'o t."'iv
April 18th is6a-,t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
Til HCRSDAY, lst day Of jun
1868,

b.twecu the hours Of II O'Clock. N. hn.l 4
"',cck, Z. NJ, the following property. i
wit -
ONE STORE-TI OrSE and LOT, ;r lie
village oi Chap,ir''.
Said lot fronts 225 feet on the main street
in Chaiticu-.5 feet = ,ul front run back
:25 feet ard the rem! aiming 80 feet run back
$50 feet. There is i god DWELLING
llbt 81 atiachc,! tn S,i! Store. and there H.
also n Kitchen. Grnr.,.ry. Carriage House AMI
Corn House on the ,.ge.ni,cs-aIl which in
s""! repair.
T. person wishing to engage in the Mer-
cantile tuslnc'S, this property offers strong
nducsmcnt>--it being ,,.,e of III" hest hu.-
- stands IN TINS section Of the State.
FIRMS Or SALE :-Onc third "i the pur-
r.rlSe money IN cash the lay of sale, AL
IT," balance in two ellAl inStalmeuts ut TX
and twelve inon,hs from the lav of sale The
',srerIcd payments ~ he secured by the Sonds
y Tia purchaser. with security tn ts. appr"v
cr ~ the un,~rsrnci, aId bearing iu,crut
i,R tlc day VI --.lc.
RFORp.
Attorney for
Ncalc. Harris 4 ~.
Nay 9Th lSS3-ts
'r"c above Sale i, postponed to
Tf'E.%DI y Ae 10Th day N Ja"e n-1t,
- f"-'srl'rwn, hetw"cu tl.c hours Of 10
o !r., ). ii. and :, u,i i,c!. t. w.
i FORD
.ir'orur, for
%r i!nIr,s y 60.
l."l ."'h lSCi-,>.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.

IN rebellion ,s suppressed, and the Gov
,,nr,.nt has nlreadv adonted measures to re
due xrrndi,sres as rapidly as possible to Il
,,ar. footing, thus withdrawing from market
a. tr.rrnwer and purchaser.
rn:,,: the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
nn~. ..fT.red bv the Government and constitutes
the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE
PEOPLE.
The Sever-Thir,y Notes are convertible on
th,,, maturity, at the option of the holder into
4. q. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD.B AIRING BONDS
N...rh arc always worth u prenrun.
FREE FROM T3X.lTION
= 8. 10 Notes cannot be taxed by Townr,
C,rus Counlie; or States, ard the interest
J. -.nltnS-d unless on 4 surpiTS OF the owner 5
,,..,n- exceeding SIX hundred dollars year,
Ih,f fac; increases their value fr"m one TO
.'I.r per cent. rcr annG!h. acc"rdl2S 10 the
re .v,td on ether property
SUBS CRfBE QUICK 7.
,.ss than 500 ,OOo 900 Of the Loan author
,Y.,i hv the last Congress are now OH the mar
ket. This amount, a, tie rnte at which Il Us be-
IN, absorbed, will ali be subscribed for within
two months when the notes will unanubiedly
co,nn,,ud a premium, an has uniformly been
III. cas-. OH III closIa. the subscriptions To ON
tr Loans. Il nor scsms proh"b'r That n" c"n''d-
rrahir dmou,t h-ucri the present series c'H DC o.
ttr.d to the y:jiie.
In order TIA, ci'lzsns of every town and sec
,,on ofIh, cpuntry may he afforded t.ciIIti"S
fur ,,kin~ he loan. In, N,:I"tai hanks, State
Ranks all Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to rece'v" sub
ssrlpttons al par. Subscribers Will select their
.wn agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only are TO hs rc<ponSIhle for the de-
livery Of The notes for which they receive OF
ders. JAY 'OOhs,
SrpsCRIP1Inx Ac,>r, Philadelphia.
SrsscRrrIuS. Will at RECEIVED by the
FIRST National Bank of innapo'is.
Firsi National tunA OF hsllni ore.
Second National Eans Of Bsllmc's.
Th,rd National Eanh - haltmn;r.
May Il, 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
"BURCH NECK, y
20 acres,

more or 'c,S.
This lad i admirably located on the Che
a,.ake Bay, and is we'll adapted to the growth
o! al the staple products OF this section 0! tue
S'a-c
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
TERMS OF SALE,

The terms Of sale as prescribed by the de-
cree are one fourth OF the purchase E'"ney 10
pr ,aid ia cash. Il credit Of one. two and three
Years viii be allowed unon the residue. the
d" cred PAYMENTS To- be secured bv the bonds
o. the. :rc'. '.;,s..r with sccurity to be appr"v-
.~l lv the tr,l>tse and bearing interest from
the iav OF sale.
Upon the payment of the purchase money
the trustee will execute deed 10 the rurcha-
s,r. ire clear and discharged from, MI the
p,r'ics to this suit, and those claiming under
them.
JOHN F. MAGII.L..
Trustee.
April 18th 1sC5-ts.
Tie above Sale will take lace at Leon
ari:uNn. on
Tuesday, the 30th instunt.
h.twe~r the hours oi 10 "'rlnk A. NJ. and
& ort,ck 7. u.
JOHN F MAGILL.
Trustee.
Nav IS ISr;i- is
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

NOTICE is hereby given. that tho sale
of the above advertised property will take
place at the Court Houec door, in Leonard
town, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of June next
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
kOBERT F TAYLOR,
Collector.
May IS ,s65-aw.
(The Baltimore G"-,ne will publish
once week for three weeks. aid send
bill to this Office, immediately
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Johu GHvtlcr,
Maria & Guy,'r-
In 10 Grrui: C.,,r. ST. Mary c.unt
stlirs DIS a Court EIn;t:.
No. SO Equity.
UeI virtue of authority Ic>t~i in rno, a.
~ Clerk Of the Circuit Court sI Ssih'
Mary county. Marrlaud. in pursuance at
,he Code OF Public General l.a~s o! til.
State, il Is hereby ordcrei iii, lii" Anil
tors report marked Il. flied in this ox-e ~
ratified ani con6r!nal, un!e,. cau>e 10 tie
contrary hc shown sr before the .hird
Monday Of Nov. Ecxt, PROV led c"py II
TIL, ord'r ne inserted in tie 81. Mrrl'- DE-
.eit>, nr.ce week f',r three >u~ces-ivc u c-..>-
previous 10 tn" third Monday q Angus i"yt.
JE0. a CAVALIER, C's.
Trse c'py-reSt
lNO. A CaMALIER. OK.
Nay 4th ls15-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
POSTPONED.
PUBLIC SALE or
IiLUiBLE
PROlP!b!RTYo

y1Y virtue Ola mortgage from Thomas II,
- Fowler of Saint Msrv's County. in the
St.ie II Maryland. tn Francis Nra!e. Ecni.-
min q. Harris and John II Ncale, trading \.
%,",le. Harris X Co., Of tie City OF Baltimore,
hearing date OF the 3l-t Of Nay. in the wear
. t thousand, eight hundred & sixty. the NJ
Ger,i lied, rs attorney for III" said Ne.le H.r>
ri, u Co. will = q" At public sale. at the
Court House i ~ IN Leona,d Town Oh
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
POSTPONED.
TRUSTEES SALE
or IILCIBLE
REAL ESTATE.

PY vir:ve Of decree OF the Circuit Court
~ for st. Mays county sitting as Court
of Equity. and bearing date the 18th day Of
June 1860. and passed i'll a cause in which
Thomas Daley Guardian and hex, friend to
-hary J. Daley, is complainant. and NaIy }
Dai " is defendant. the undersigned will sell
at public sale At .Nr Bonds Store at s"ra:k
Hall" tcs' cen the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n.
aad o'clock y. NJ. on
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01

May Is lsG5--i,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
J. Y. WILKINSON.

may llth. ls65,-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-01
SAT URDAY, the 18th da,
Of May, 1865,

all that tract or parcel of LAID. lying in the
lst e.cc,ipi4 district OF SAINT Marys county,
aGioiulng TIE lalds OF Eobcrt Ford and otk~
crs, and called and known by the name of
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02
LEaIsLATURR SOUTH yARoLlNA.
MONDAY, NO ofE&BBR 81, 1865:
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL A. NJ, pursu.
ant to adjournment.
The Clerk called the roll, when six
teen Senators answered to their names.
Seventeen being quorum, and that
number not being present, the messen.
ger on motion of Mr.. johnson, was de-.
spatched to require the attendance Of
any Senators who might be in Colam-
bia.
The Messenger reported that he had
been unable to find any additional Sena.
tors.
On motion of Mr.. Arthur, the Senate
adjourned at p. NJ.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
At the lo# to which the House was
adjourned, the Clerk called the roll, when
the Speaker took the Chair.
The Journals Of the proceedings of
November 18th and 25th were read.
Mr.. Simonton presented thes petition
Of the vigilant Fire Engine Company,
of Charleston, praying renewal Of char
ter of Incorporation.
mr. lalley presented the petition OF
]. A. Black, Comptroller. General, pray.
ing to be refunded certain expenses in.
Cured in transporting the records of his
Office from Chester 10 Columbia, S. G.
Mr.. William Wallace presented the
report of the Agent to collect and recordI
che names of deceased soldiers from,
South Carolina.
Mr.. Bachman presented the report Of
the Regents Of the Lunatic Asylum of
South Carolina.
The Speaker laid before the House
the report Of the Comptroller. General az
to the condition Of monied bonds lodged
in the Treasury Department.
The Speaker laid before the House "a
communication from the Secretury OF
State, Wm. R. Hunt Esq, transmit
ting the returns of the election for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant. Governor
Mr.. Scott introduced resolution
with reference to opening the proceed
ngs with prayer which was agreed to.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02

You are not. Had you that right in
your preseut situation, it would be a
curse to you--you. would be as so many
tools in the hands af bad men and poll.
ticians. So dream not. talk not Of
things that at this time would be to
your disadvantage and to your injury.
In conclusion, let me say that this cir,
cular is sent to you for your good, for
your own benefit. Live and govern
yourselves by it, and ere six months you
will thank me for the advice and in.
struction contained in it. You must do
for yourselves, or I can do but little for
you. The opportunity is now offered
you of becoming great and prosperous
people. In order to accomplish this
ydasnus' labor, live honestly, uprightly,
and in the fear Of God.
JOHN BARNETT,
Capt. and Asst. f. NJ. B.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02
w rN.lNSRORo.
Saturday Morning, Dacehb r2i 1886
Circular to Freedmen.

In another coiutan appears an litter:
esting circular to the freednien of the
District contiguous to Charloite-fro
Capt. BARNETT, Assistant Suprrinten
dent Of the Freedmen's Bureau. 1t is
an earnest clearhead9d unvarnished
and eminen,ly sensible lecture to the
negro.
Uninaaenced either by the usual predi.
lections III favor of tins class or prejudice
against their former masters, Capt. BAR.
NETT has scrutinzcd them with an indie.
pendent eye, and, really, has succeeded in
portraying Cuffy with fidelity and ap.
probation almost amusing 1t it pity
ideas like these. conveying such whole.
some advice and practical suggestions
could not be hammered into the compre.
henslon of every one Of them in the land
1t would be the best prepararrve in the
world for tie harmonious organization
OF labor for the ensuing year.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02

NV aShhigtonats,h the opsmdgTof thes ses,
sion, they will have to leave here :in
two or three days. N5
j have been instructed by the Presi.
dent foreman in the exercise of: my
functions as Provisional Governor, un.
til relieved by his express direction" {"
But after the Governor elect has quail.
fled, shall recognize him as the Chief
Magistrate Of the State, and make all Of
my communications to him instead Of
the Legislature.
B. +. PERRY.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02
General Grant and Mexico.

General Grant continues, to receive
marked attentions in New York. On
Wednesday evening he and Mrs. Grant
visited the opera, accompanied by Major
Generals Meade. ingalls,, and D'Trobri.
and, and Admiral Ringgold. Subseque.
ntly, he and his friends repaired 10 the
Union League Club rooms, in Seven
teenth street, where Benz. B Beekman,
Esq, one of the vice presidents of the
club, welcomed the Lieutenant General
in the following.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02
General Wa de Hampton.

The Washington special correspond.
ent of the New York .Enpress presents
the following sketch Of General Wade
Hampton:
General Wade Hampton, who came
so near being elected Governor of South
Carolina, is grandson Hof Brigadier
General Wade Hampton, of the Revolu.
ton and War of 1912, and son oe
the late Colonel Wade Hampton, we'll
known throughout the Union to the pa.
irons OF the turf. -
Wade Hampton the elder was native
OF Prince George County, Maryland, in
the vicinity OF Washington, and of OBJ.
scure .parentage. He entered the Revo.
lutl|nary army as wagon.master, and
from that humble position gradually rose
to the ranls of Colonel. Ai.er the war
he emigrated 70 South Carolina, and be.
came a planter, and, on the acquisition Of
Louisiana, made such investmt nts in
that territory, on the Mississippi, near
New Orleans, as to render him, on his
death in 1885, one Of tho richest men in
the country -"
On the breaking out Of the rebellion,
the present Wade Hampton was regard.
ed as among the richest men at the
South. He was originally opposed to
secession-frankly confessed that he saw
nothing in it but ruin TO himself and his
relatives but when the war commenced,
embarked in it with all the impetuosi,y
of an ardent nature. and by his gallan,ry
and skill as cavalry officer, soon at
tanned the rank Of Lieutenant General.
In pefson he is described rs one OF the
most strikingly elegant men of the day
very tall, with classical features, and
magnificent black beard - altogether.
quite Cavalier Of the Bayard order.
: His officers and men we're devotedly
attached to him--not more for his daunt.
less courage in the field than for those
rare qualities Of head and heart Tor which
he is equally distinguished. At the
celebrated conference between Generals
Sherman and Johnston in North Carroll.
ma. aminfprmed that Wade Hampton,
as he sat dp6n his horse, formed alto.
gether the noticeable feature of the occa.
SION, and attracted The unwear,ed ad.
m'ration Of the Federal soldiers who
were present, to whom he had been
previously unknown. As one of them
remarked afterwards champion look.
ed as il he had stepped. horse and ALL
out of a canvass by Titan or velas.
qnez."
Wade Hampton is about forty years
OF age, and with the exercise OF prn.
dence and moderation, will not unlikely,
unless. destitute of ambition, fill very,
promenent place in the future history of
the South. . o
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02

The London Times, Of October 81,
gives a summary Of the statistics Of the
rindorpest IN England. 1t says:
''At length we have got. some stats.
tics of the cattle plague, and gi,astly
look they wear. Upward of $4,000
animals are known to have been attack.
ed by tho plague since its irst'appeaiance
and of those nearly 10000 have died.
10 be sure. more than 5000 Of fthese
victims were killed to save curing, but
they swell tEe total loss Of stock. As
70 the recoveries, there are registered
just 7O7, which would be only S per
ceat. on the whole attacks bnt then the
proportion can, of course, only be meas.
uHd byJhe number Of cases in which
cure was attempted. The metropolitan
district, appears to have suffered most, as
might aaturally be expected, though per.
haps the tale is swelled in this case by
the greater completeness Of the reports.
Then come the South. eastern coi,nties
and then the Eastern which, howeyef,
according 70 the classification adopted,
Nnclude only Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk
y N-and then Scotland. These four Districts
ccosas for upward Of ~, 600 causes ont
J the $4,000, leaving only somc a, 900
qualities for all the rest Of England
: I Wales. Intact. there are whole
gfps ofconnties where but 4 score or
I. sN'pf cattle have been LOST
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02
Message of Governor Perry

The following massoce wo: son,
onn;,,,aa 90 ,la
,.. I,. w. ' 1'"'''e' Ets'e''
uaF' ny Ills EXceilcncy Governor Fer.
ry:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
SiUTm CAROLINA, November 81, 1868
To the Honorable the Senate and Hans.
= of fRepreseatutiyes
.t.ryr, ,,u,r T. oh,.
directions G,rward,a ~ ,''Io, - .na ~ your
of State car,;feI ooo, =" '"I 'l 'o'.'%,ary
t;nn nf,L, cm. oDp! VI '''e r"''ne"
tho Co,s,,,u, ;Em nr ~ 1Tt,i,n1 s,n,n, ~" ",
abolisLino Sin Snrv ind nr.v;nmI,.
telegrapIrd Mr. Seward iha, the omends
mrnt had been adoptcd bv Won and in
reply he stated that "rhc President and
the whole country are pratiGed than
South Carolina has accented the Con.
gressional amendment 10 the Copst;tn.
ton abolishino slavery
have likewise communicated 70 tho
President your resolutions in referenca
to the posiponement of the sales of
lands in Beaufort Dis,r5e, and bav.
the qualification Of nGorminp yon ,lat 7
have heard through our AGENT at
Washington, ,ha, these sales have been
countermandcd.
Tn reply 20 nv letter 70 the Socret.rv
of the Treasury. in relation to the Stat.
of South Carolina ass,nnino her nor,;on
of tie direct tax and Giving her bbud
for the same. Il have been Informed that
this cannot be done "nniess sanctioned
by an Act ofCongress. The letter Of
che Acting Secretary Of Staff ;s here.
with sent yon.
have received two communications
from London in reference TO the, bonds of
South Carolina due in ENGLAND, which
are herewith sent you for your cons;dera.
ton. The bondholoers propose "tbat
the whole arrears and The dividends to
January, 1865, inclusive should be fun
ded into bonded debt, CARRYING tlfe
same rate of interest. as the bonds or
stocks, on which the arrears, have ,ac.
crued. That a sinking fund shall be es.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02
ADDRESS 4:

LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT: We
bid or welcome here not for the first
time. You have honored us as vonr
friends with your presence when you
came'here fresh from your victories. We
thank you now for the victories of peace
---tor the wonderful and rapid return to
the workshop and the farm of your sol.
diers, who withouttumult or insnbordinn.
ton have fallen into their old places, NJ
home as promptly and quietly as yon
taught them wbi,o soldiers to form in
time Of war in line ofbattle. They have
but initiated their great captain, who
knows how to refrain from seeine the
capital he had conquered, and has never
yet entere Richmond since its surrender
The rebellion you have crushed had for,
ITS object the establishment OF an emn;re
It was the foe Of republican institutions
though disguised in republican form,
GrasPing at the hopeful opening made
by the temporary success of those CON,
spirltors, European ambition has s,riven.
to establish another empire over sister.
Repnblic. Maximillian, by stranger
arms has been forced upon, her brass
and unwilling people. Fouler wrong
never outraged human, annals than, tie,
present occupation Of Mexico by tho.
French. We sympathize with oilrsia,
ter Republic in her day ofStadvers;ty
and firmly believe in her con,ine deliver
anee. a Mexican Grant win yet re-.
store his country, as you have saved
your own. -
"Ihe power that did create can change the.
Of mssn s''NS
tnS me brightest glory csa eclipse with night,
n9a pace the most obsoure in dassiinsr.
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GENERAL GRANTS REPLY

= The General rose amid the most tutn.
'nltnons cheering He. said: eEhopo,.
you will excuse me from tharkine YOU at,
any great length. Bat there Il ona..
sentiment uttered in your address which,
is mine also. II 10 the one touching the.
future Of Mexico [Cbsers.
The great fste to General Grant will,
TAKE ts,o place en- .Monasy evening, at tho.
Fieh.ayenao Hotel.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-02

The following message was com.
muncated to the Legislature, yester.
day, by his Excelcncy Governor Per.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26
H.peni OF tae Illinois Black Law

NV YoEK, January - "A dispatch receiv-
by e. o Tlioa, from Springfield. Illinois says
that the Illinois Senate has repealed the black
laws by fcur majority and the House is certain
10 concur.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-26
Galen'S Head Dispensary
stabiished in 1850 and Chnrtere
by the Legislature OF kcntucky.
for the treatment OF
SE.uE-S.fL W'EI.SE.s-ESS.
And all Affections q the Urinary sns G.nsrsivs Org
- both seres
Just PUBLISHED.
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az YEEEkEAL DISEASES.
" including Go10rhoeA. 6leet.
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Syphilis. Structure Gravel Sfo1e,
Ruptures, Piles, Fistuia. urnsry u II
Deposits Ard al Disease 90 tie Ef1 j
Kidneys, Bladder ProstFais GlaI,1. IA ~ -
and Se2insl vesicles, and their fk<J LI8
treatment, fnc.u.irz chapter - {U6 6s<gt-HS
FEHAIF nISpEStz s-sft 49, HA/I< - |-r-tk|
servstions marriage I'D TIE eL<</|<<f. 49,.
prevention Of CONCEPTION Con- [<1f1,3I- ~
taning Trest.se SCI Abuse, @< |fIfls-L ~
sPermsfurriea, Sexual ant cer- E<<IXxvfI>Zt
ycusDeb!i.ty, Bsrrerness snf m S8@ ~~
po'ence " bol ssxrs ~ ecfs q ,hes- ts..s.. On
the body and mind, ard The Authors New Tre.fnsnf os
all tLes- eases n fall. the only successful method o,
eur-. Win an exposition Of Quarsxu
is~ork IA lot auack adyeft but a vsruInx
.nd guide for married sst single he crfv book
that gives the u s diseases in plain
kngish, With full directions for seltreafnent and con-
tas much valuable information proper 10 mention
Il psblc notice Thewor co1tans $50 pages .nd 100
plates AID engaFngs = The above diseases sent 20 an,
address N sealed wrapper. receipt % one sf.r
Those afflicted with suy II The above disesses before
placing tEers-elsfs uadsr the Of any on.
should frst read fiis work
OPflCB-3li Fith street, between Narkes and Jes.r.
son. side.
1s '-sure ssfsfy 70 al letters, direct 20
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