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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
New.sork Legislature.
SENATE ...... ALBl
DIDnDTl

REPORIS.
By Mr. LEYT-TO amend the act relative TO
frauds in assessments for local improvements in New.
York 10 incorporate the association OF Exempt Fire.
men. New.York Affirming the action Of the New.
York Common Council deciding certain property To the
Church of ST. james: Amending the Charter Of Queens
County Savings Bauk; To amend the charter OF the
NewYork Floating Dry Dock Company.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. CHAMBERs-To regulate fees of PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons IN certain cases
By Mr.. LEST-To amend the act Incorporating the
Studio Building Association Of New. York.
BY Mr.. l.. Constitution the regulation and disci.
pine Of the State Inerriate ASYLUM
Bv Mr.. II. {. MISUNDERSTANDING the North
American Life Insurance Company TO make special
deposits Of securities in the Insurance Department
BY Mr.. PIER-OS-TO regulate aud Tepavc Clinton.
st. Brooklyn. For the relief Of Brooklyn CITY and
Newtown Railroad.
BILLS PASSED.
To regulate taxes lands taken OF to be taken for
BY Mr.. tEST--Moved, to recommit the act extending
the term OF office OF Justice of the District Court Of
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. SUTHERLAND-TO incorporate the Peoples
Savings Bank at Yonkers.
By Mr. LA BAU--Authorizng Staten Island Shore
Railroad COMPANY 10 increase their capital stock 10
TcctOrs on the first Tuesday OF May.
BY Mr.. HOYT-1o provide for keeping In repair the
canals OF the State 1t provides that all The work shall
be let 10 some person persons or company offering to
do at the lowest per centum per milo Of the entire
tunnoge. passing over and paying tolls snid canals
the party parties depositing s2C0000 security.
MESSAGE FROM THE OVERSOR-JUDGE SMITH 8 CASE
The following Message was received from the Coy
ernOI
respectfully snsmit herewith the charge. aud .rccfca
tion, t. alleging official nscOndoct the part
Of George W. Smith County Judge of Oneida Couniy with
petitions accompanying the same and recommend that
inqury the truth Of the charges be immediately made in
sc ordance with the provisions OF Section H. Article Of the
This section does not clearly define ia. details
OF prior final action upon the question the
M
nv knowledge guide the action OF the senate In this
instance | have presumed, however, 10 reier the
entire case for your consideration. without any pre-
limlnary examination my part, with view of
forming conclusions TO the gu oi ne party charged
with avess,iou in Office o learning his defense, believing
that this proceeding wholly within your Jusdictoa Ia
my Judgment this section OF the COnsuton by reasonable
invests the Governor with the duty OF making
based upon erparte presentson 81 the
and this would essential TO confer Jusdc
ton nnon your body. do therefore. recommend That the
aid George w Smith he removed from lis said ohce ~ IN
the Judgment Of the Senate he shall Upon full aud fair in
be convicted OF the charges made against him
Il. r.. ffSTJN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
CANADA.
Lord Momck-Auaek ON the Reciprocity
COMMUNION - The Canadian Fenian
Address.

T0RONTO Wcdneidly. Fob u. Too.
Lord MOnck, GOycrnOr-Geucral OF Canada,
received lattering reception on his arrival at Mon
treal yesterday. Cabinet meeting has been called
10 De held al Ottawa tomorrow
The Hon. Mr. Browns paper. The Toronto Globe,
fercey assals the Reciprocity Commission and the
United States Government declaring the Yankees sue
ceedcd IN bringing the Commission to their knees In
sufficiently humble spirit before refusing to the
treaty and that Mr Gait anybody else dare not pre-.
sent TO Parliament for its sanction such measure OF
Lumiliatory concession proposed by the dele.
gates at Washington.
The Globe declares that the Canadian Fenan address
was ooncocted by o Mahony. and never was seen in
Canada.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

NEw-YORK AND NEwARK.-The people OF
Newark ore moving TO get railroad built between
that ciiy and Ncw.York. A large meeting occurred
Tuesday night and several vigorous speeches were
made favor OF the project. series OF resolutions
were adopted. and Il committee OF 10 was appointed 10
procure the necessary legislation The following was
agreed TO. among other propositions:
Ri RI. Tnat apart ron any preunsy interest incidental
selves citizens ia the prosperity Of city ap
peal humanity Of Legislature grant US this char
.er To ,rr that may have road hich our
au -s m8y travel without losing indeiy ~ respectable
f le and b. exposed 70 the brutal treatment 20 oug
dealt Ont 20 = By the lord, Of The iron rail
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The New.york sinte Agricultural Society.

ALBANY wednesday. Feb IL. leC6.
The twenty sixth annual meeting OF the New
York State Agricultural Society held in the
Assenblr Chamber this afternoon, the Hon. L. L.
Pcters, the President presided. The Treasurers re-
bort shows the cash on hand from LAST year TO be
4 81 49, The receipts during the year s2l oC2 52
total s.s Jff a.. Expenditures, SIS 100 80 balance
IN rrv account Sl2 s5 -; invested in United States
securities 80 l73 20; cash on hand s3G6l r. The n.
nor, OF the Executive Committee. giving review OF
Inc operations OF the past year. was read By Col u -
Johnson The Secretary. The following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year; Presiden-Ihe Hon. j.
stanton Gould OF Columbia County. Nice.Pfesdents-
Thomas II. Fsile. jr New-York. Samuel Ihorne.
Dntchcss; A. Thayer jr.. Rensselaer,; g. II. t. Van
Horne. Montgomery. James Geddes. Onondaga; j:
McGtaw, Tompkins; II. 4. J.. Foster. Seneca. ana
IIorsic s. uultsley Cattoraugus County Corfespoud
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AT THE rETROPOLI-
TAN HOTEL.

A New Billiard.Roem Opcned-Exhibi-
ton 20 tho Guests Of the Metropolitan
Hotei-The Billiard "Lights, iu At
tendance French Carom Game Be-
tween Phelnn and Deery, Won by the
Former-Came Of 500 Points Between
Eaton aud McDevitt-The Latter Wins
BY $50 Points - Champion Watch to
Como on Between Deery and Me-
Dewitt.
The new billiard-r0Om of MesSrs. Leland q
Co., was opened last evening. The saloon is very
commodiOus and elegant one being the same size as tho
dining room Of the Hotel Immediately under wnch II
is situated is handsomely appointed furnished with IA
of Phelan & Collanders standard tables. and will
probably be one OF the most popular resorts Of the knd
In New. York.
The guests of the hotel generally invited last
evening to visit the saloon for the purpose Of witness
ing number of our billiard celebrities in performing
upon the tables. The attendance was quite large
including number Of lady guests. who appeared to
be much interested the great hall was brilliantly illn'
minated. and the whole affair was OF an unusually
agreeable character. MesTs. Phean. Deery, McDey-
it, Eaton and other skful billiard PLAYERS were pres
ent, though Mr.. Pierre Carme-probably the finest
player IN America-waS absent on account OF Sickness
The first match was between Messrs. Phelan ana
Deery in the three-ball French carom game. Phean
the victor by II points. in l6 innngs-makng one
of nine points. Much beautiful playing was dis.
played by both contestantsPhclan especially playing
with even more than his usual skill.
The next match q fourball American carom
game Of 800 points between Mr.. McDeyitt and Mr..
Eaton, the superintendent CT the rooms won by the
former In less than honr-remarkably fast playing
the tally at the conclusion showing McDevitt 3Ol
Eaton $50. McDevitt made one rum OF l0l. and
several Others showing great ingenuity and decaoy
Of touch in tho art of nursing the balls; while his
opponent also, displayed considerable brillarcy.
Mr. Deery concluded the exercises of the evening by
exhibiting his varied knowledge of the game on fine
carom table, making several remarkable shots
which elected applause. II is said that champion
billiard match between Deery and McDeyitt for the
possession Of the golden will shortly transpire
in this billiard hail. and the affair is looked forward to
with much interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
A surroya,c,s Omce Robbed.

ALBANY, cuntsuii, TOD II, I-NU.
The Orleans County Surrogate ) Office was
entered y burglars last night and robbed of the follow
ing bonds: United States 730S-No. 323.o77 for 500;
30 2s4 for so; OG7 for 500: % 04O for ESQ 722sO
for $40; four 500 73O bonds interest August and
February, numbers unknown; one Orleans County
bond No Ie6, foi sJ94 and Orleans County bond,
No cc0 for S2JO
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

ing Secreiary-B. p Johnson of Albany Recording
Sec-e. lriesE. Corning r. Of Albany; Luther Tusker
jr., Albany: Executive Committce-toorge III. Brown.
Dutchess; j. +. Williams. Chautauqua; H. W Dwight
Cayuga; Scion Robinson, York. and C. j. Hayes,
Otsego Tie Committee declined 10 make recon.
mendaton 10 the place for holding the next annual
fair. committee appointed TO consider and re.
nOri with Iciercnce 20 the cattle p.agne.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

The .Journal da Harre reports that the sM
ba,,alions oG the Legion EtrG"gto, OF the
French army, will remain III Mexico, after the
mass of the Corps EIpediioners shall have
a1itied thecountry-they having been lent to
Maximiln for six years. from lo62.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
MARRIE ID.

DUNsCOMB-REYNOLDs-At Pines Bridge NJ W on
"Wednesday Feb a. at the residence of the brides parents
John H. Dun.comb Of NewYork to Annie b.. daughter oil
Lockwood Reynolds Of Pines Bridge.
AEF-THOMPsON-In Brooklyn. Tuesday. FEB IL.
al the Church OF the Holy Trinity by the Rev Dr. Lis-
John Charles Grae to Grace NJ dsu OF Alfred Thomp'
son, ESQ.
WOODRIJFF-BYRNE-o Monday Feb. 70, at the re.i-
dence Of the brides father Byrnssde Hudson, N T. by
the Rev r. b. Russell Of Albany. henry C. WOODROW ."
New.York 70 Adelaide Byrne Of Hudson
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

The y ]. Times makes very hating at
tempt to parry our exposure Of the antaGonuSn
between its course on the Health bill ol
1866 and that of its Editor with regard to that
of 1852. Mr.. Benedict, it says, Is not Mr' Kay
mond's brother-in-law. Gle is the brother oi
his brothcr-iu-law) And MI Raymond
though Speaker in 1862 had nothing to do with
shaping the Health bill till it come before the
House. though he did make the Committee
which reported it, and placed Mr.. Benedict
thereon.
All this is trivial, The gist Of the matter Is
lust here: Mr.. Raymond and his sort OF ke-
pubcans were just as determined then that the
Governor should, as they now are that he >ho"fd
not. appoint the Health Commission And they
were in all things in direct antagonlNm to their
present position and professions. The record on
this point is conclusive. They would not let
even the Mayors of Ncw-York and Brooklyn be
members. c1 cffcio, of the Health Board. And
thus the bill was defeated. We pray the Legs
laturc not to permit repetition of this error.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
The Ship IIn inlet.

BosToN Wednesday. Feb H. 1906.
The ship Hamlet, heretofore reported ashore
on Nanset beach remains in the same position She Is
being stripped The sea rough 10 permit the dis
charging Of the cargo
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Rroru &uu FNncisrO.

SAN FEANCIsCo "Wednesday, Feb ~, Ieo6.
The Thermometer here has ranged about 90 +:
above all the Winter and to-day Il; noon reached
-.
Mining shares are active with rise In some aud a
decline ~ others. Could and Curry 300; Savage
.rD. Ophir, si2J; Imperial, Sl0s: Cholar potosi
s2sO. Yellow Jacket $3.50, Alpha. s2jO; Crown
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Enn,cu.;au Of Ayricuisurtsts.

BhL1TMDII, WcdnesUbI, ItD. II I'UD
4 convention OF agriculturistS OF this ana
oaer States interested in the culture Of sorgI are
now in session IN this city The ouJect IS 10 coec a
rrulfc Information as 20 the best modes Of culture
snd brioglug tue product generally TO the pubic
-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Rrconstruosion ,u Kentneky.

CNCNNATl, Wedncsday Fcb. II, Too.
Yesterday the Kentucky Senate adopted the
House resolutions requesting the removal of the troops
rom the State condcmniHg the Freedmen- Bureau.
lIng for tho restoration Of the writ Of habens corpus
,nd rejecting the Constitutional Amendment.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
FATAL HATCUWAY CAsUALTY.-Ata 2

~ u
p yesterday James Souher. aged Ia years, fell
through the hatchway from the fourth to the lower
floor of the cigar factory No. l30 Waerst. where he
was employed aud was instantly killed. The body was
conveyed to the residence of his parents No III Ridge
ST. whore COnOner Wdey will to-day hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
MARINE DIsAsTERs.
Wreck of the Brig vincent-Her Hands
saved.
NyW DFDFOGD. W

Nrw BEDFORD. Wcdntsday, Ieb. II, Icb6
The brig Vincent, II days from London, Tor
Boston. with general cargo OF merchandise, struck on
Sow and Pigs Ledge Monday at noon luring thick
fog and bged She will probably prove total loss.
unless good weather prevails. All hands saved. A
steamug and lighter have gone from mere 10 her as
alsfhuce
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
HeaI,h.OHcer Confirmed.
ALBANY, "Wednesday. i

ALBANY Wednesday. Feb. IL. l5G6.
The Senate in executive session to-day con-
firmed the nomination of DR.. John Swinburne to be
Health .Ofiicer:of New-York.I
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
BuRSEp BY THB EXPLOSION or KEROSENE

BURNED BY THB EXPLOSION or KEROSENE
LANps.-About . o'clock last evening Hattie Pratt.
aged .. years during the TEMPORARY absence Of her
enartments OF her parents AZ No. IL Lispenard.st.
causing il 10 explode The little unfortunate ter
rihly burned about the head face aud chest and IL is
feared that she cannot recover Ellen Leonard COOK
IN tho employ OF MI Cosgrove at No. lsG Cherry.st..
ot about the same hour, was terribly burned by the
bursting OF kerosene lamp She ran into the street
with her clothing Oh fire. The hames were soon extin-
oi.bel by some persons bat not until she badly
burned that there ia not much chance Tor her recovery
Sae WIS ognyeyel ~ BcIleysc Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Another ARRAY at Richmond.

EICHMOyD. Wednesday Feb. H. ls6j
An aifray took place at the SpottswOod Hotel
tas afternoon between Dr. Stuart general correspond
snt Of TAe Ncc York Hsrald and Col Garnet late Of
the Southern army. No weapons were used. lac
parties we're somewhat excited.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Affairs I'm Nebraska.

OMAHA Tuesday, Feb. IL, letH.
The Nebraska Legislature adjourned ycster-
day Resolutions indorsing the Presidents admins
traton were passed almost unanimously. Bills proyid
ing for a geological survey Of the Territory and
liberal provision TO induce emigration. were also
passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

The BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects III
vi,bly and without damage each window and door, anC
i. the only protection the world that has never beer
hroken through T. HOLMES No. l9s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
IAdyertisemen,st

$500 BRICKS PER Hour are made by the
National Brick Machine which Is the best clay.
temperng machine in che country. ABRAM REQuA
Agent No. l30 Broadway Eew-YOrk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
EIght.Hour LcgislatiOu in Ohio.

CNcNNATL "Wednesday, Teb u, Is51. I
Tie House has passed the bill fixing eight |
hours for a DAYS labor by n vote Of 20 to H.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

free. 50 cultivated, so happy, so independent as
in this small district of multllorm industry,
where the market for labor Is never closed IN
Winter nor in Summer, in war nor in peace
When will the West learn to save loss Of inter-
est in storing, and loss Of freight and charges IN
TRANSPORTING her single product of Food
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Business Notires.

BURNETT's FLORIMEL closely resembles the
odor and delicate bouquet Of flowers and in this
respect stands unriv.ed few drops will leave ,s peculiar
delightful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours
BuRyRrrs COLOGNE is equal to the best imported. IL
put UP style and wins for itself favorte
pac. on the dressing table It's intrinsic merits really justify
the high reputation In which is held P,ordea" Journal
For sale by all druggists
CONVENIENT AND SIMPLE" BROWNS BRON-
cuIAL TRocHEs simple and convenient form iof ao'
Inni.teng combustion medicinal substances held
in general esteem among ply scsn in the treatment oil bron
cha affections and Coughs The TTochss seldom m 10 give
relief
-
A. METcALPg's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY is
certainly the Wonder Of the Age Thousands can testify
10 it, magical effect and the hrs doctors OF TINS city are
recomm ndip their patients 40 the ohy sure cure lor
Rheumati.pi ever known TO man.
BBAUTTFUL fLIFBLIKR PICTURES.
Carte, yisnette e. per dozen Duplicates 81. All ssgS
tive. registered X. A LEWIS no. 100 Chathsmst. N Y.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. b. FRAME. PALMRR, IL. d.,
n,vs. rms Bssrr PATENT LrsPs SoLDInRs-vnss IA
ExAY NY 1863 CHESTNUT ST Pht 10 GREsyEs ST, Bos
t0o consygasSD " sgsssos . ysasssAL BAaIy s:A
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

TnAyKs.-The Purser Of the steamer Chase
las our Acknowledgements Tor CUSTOMARY favors
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
THE POLICE COMMiSSIOHBRSHiP.
The House coucurred IN the Senate resolution
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-30
metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
OF THE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION,
CAPITAL, s1,Ooo,ooo
Depot, I97 BrOadWayss

"A y immense stock of Pianos, Watches,
"a Jcwclry, and Fancy Goods, all to be sold
for ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to
value, and not to be paid for till you sec what
you will receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
it's value, arc placed in scaled envelopes and
we'll mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt of 25
cents; five for 81 eleven for 5000; thirty for
So; sixty five for $40; and one hundred for
SIS.
On receipt of the Certificate you will see
what you are going to have, and then, it is at
Your option to pay the dollar and, take the
article or not. Purchasers may thus. obtain
a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, q Piano, Sew
ing Machine, or any set of Jewelry on our
list, for 81; nnd in no case can they get less
than one dollars worth, as there are no
blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make $40 day,
selling our certificates in the great est sale Of.
Jewelry ever known.
Send 25c. - or Certificate, which will in
form you lat you can obtain for ST. At
the same ii me get our circular, containing
full list and particulars also, Terms to Agtnts,
Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO.,
Aug. 81 197 Broadway, \. Y.
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WAsH1NaSILK.- should
ever wiring or crush piece of silk
when it is wet, because the creases
thus made will remain always if the
silk is thick and hard. The way to
wash silk is to spread it smoothly
upon clean board, rub it with white
soap, and brush it with a clean hard
brush. The silk must be rubbed un-
til the grease is extracted; then the
SOAP should be brushed off Win clean,
cold water, applied to both Sides
The cleansing Of silk is a very nice
operation. Most Of the colors are
liable to be extracted by washing in
hot suds, especially blue and green
eolors. A little alum dissolved in
the last water that is brushed on silk
tends to prevent the colors from run
ming. Alcohol and camphine, mixed
together, are used for removing grease
from silk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Poor PR1NTER.-'I pity the
poor Printer said my Uncle Tooy:
ssHe's a poor creature" rejoined
Trim. ssHow so?" said my Uncle
aBecause, in the first place, contlnu-
ed the Corporal, looking full upon
nv Uncle, "because he must endeaV-
or to please everybody. In the h me neg +
ligence of moment, perhaps, a small
paragraph pops upon him; ne hastily
throws hnr itD t to 9TH the compositor, it is in
serted, and he is ruined to all intents
and purposes" :" 'sToo much the case,
Trim" said my Uncle, with a deep
sigh,Ss too much the case" @And
please your HONOR continued Trlm'
elevating his voice and striking into
an imploring attitude, s'this is not the
whole" go on Trim, said my Un-
Gle, feelingly. ''The printer sometimes
hits upon piece that pleases him
nightly, and he thinks it cannot but
90 down with his subscribers: But
alas, sir, who can calculate the human
mind? He inserts it, and it is all over
with him. They forgive others, but
they cannot forgive printer. lie
has a host to print for, and every one
sets up for a critic. The pretty Miss
exclaims, "Why don't he giveus more
poetry and marriages, and bon mOts?
away with these stale pieces. The
politician claps his specs on his nose,
and reads it over in search Of ylo-
lent invective. He finds none, takes
his specs off, folds them and sticks
them in his pocket, declaring the pa
per good for nothing but to burn; so
itgoes. Every one thinks it ought It
to be printed expressly for himself,
as he is subscriber; and yet after
all this complaining, would you be-
lieve it, sir, said the Corporal, clap,
ping his hands beseechingly, ''would
you believe it, sir, there are some
Subscribers who do not hesitate to
cheat the printer out of his pay?-
Our army swore terribly in Flanders,
but they never did anything so bad
as that. sNever," said my Uncle
Toby, emphatically, "Never! "
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INTEGR1TY.-Truth has all the ad-
vantages of appearances, and many
more; and, upon every account, sim
cerety y is true wisdom. AS to the
affairs of this world, integrity hath
many advantages over all the arts OF
dissimulation and deceit. 1t is much
palmer and easier, much the safer
and more secure way; it hath less OF
trouble and difficulties of entangle-
ment and perplexity, Of danger and
haasfd;s itsis the shortest and nearest
way to our end, carrying US thlther
in a. straight line, and will hold out
at last, when deceit and cunning,
which continually grow weaker and
less efectual, will finally fail us.
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-BNIIl

ToPerpetuate Testimony
Ex partc, SIMEON FAIR, Solicitor Middle
Circuit.
VXTHEREAS, W. D. MCDONALD has ap-
w piled to me to pcrpctuate testimony in
regard to the notes hereinafter described, all
parties having like or opposite interest, and
desiring to come forward and cross examine
the evidence which may be produced, are
warned to appear before the Commissioner in
Equity, Mt his Office, on Monday the 10th day
of December next, when such evidence, if not
rcbuttcd, shall be recorded. The notes arc
as follows:
D. G. Fletchcr's sealed note, dated Camden,
26th December, 1861, payable ten days, in IA
vor W. D. McDowall, SLOTS.
Washington Bracey's sealed note, dated
Camden, Oath June, 1862. payable three days
in favor W. D. McDowall, $21.43.
james W. Teams sealed note, dated Cam
den, Oath June, 1861, payable three days, in
favor W. D. McDowall, $53.l7.
Wm. r.. Josey's, Sr., sealed note, dated
Camden, goth July 1859, payable three days,
in favor W. D. McDowall, S35.l4; with q
credit $40, 1st February, 1860.
JAS NJ Ingram's sealed note, dated CamIcn,
14th March, 1861, payable three days, in ia
vor W. D. McDowyll, Ss9.s2.
T.. T.. Adamsons sealed note, dated Cam
den, 1st August, 1851, payable five months,
in favor W. D. McDowall, ST77.19.
VIM Anderson's note, dated Camden, pay
able 1st January, in favor w. D. McDowall,
in trust for Helen Douglas S1100-00; payment
guaranteed by J. X. Douglas; interest paid to
1st january, 1861.
Sutherland, Lemmond &. Jas. Dunlap note,
datcd Camden, s. c., 7th January, 1860, pay
able on first January, 1861, in favor Of Mrs.
E.. Richardson, $4,000; with o credit $50,
4th April, 1861.
cog. J. D. DUNLAP,
Sept. SIN. c. L. X. d.