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,RrBusiness notices in this column,
one Insertion, 10 cents per line. No no.
tioe inserted for less than 81 90. -
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ADVERTISING

9 Has enlarged many a small business;
e Has revived many a dull business;
Has saved many a failing business;
Has preserved many a large business;
Has created many a new business.
TRY IT. AIi q
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pg~The Grand Jury of the Guernsey
County Common Pleas recently returned
n~inety-one indictments for violations Of
the liquor law.
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coLUMBUs CoRREsPoNDENcE.
COLUMBUS. Feb. Is.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 10.
A spirited debate takes place in the
Senate this afternoon in regard to the
contested seat Of Mr.. Golden. The Cons
mittee have reported 5 for Mr.. Golden to
hold his seat and 2 against. The two
have put in a minority report. 1t is be-
lieved here that Mr.. Golden has the in
side track.
The bill to punish the stealing of water
craft was up this forenoon and referred to
a Committee of one with instructions to
amend, SO that if any person shall steal
any watercraft in this State, shall. upon
conviction, be confined in the Pe%nitentiary
not more than three years nor less than
six months. 1 shall report the bill back
this afternoon, when I feel confident it
will pass. HEADLEY.
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= Not q single Indictment was found
by the Grand Jury at the late term Of our
Court This is creditabie.
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saEThsaH House of Delegates, W. Va.
have psssed-the bill, with the Senate
amendment, sppropriating s5o,poo for the
building Of the State Penitentiary at
Moandsvllle. z 4 Ist.la
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Strange But True.

Every yong lady and gentleman In the
United States can learn something very much
TO their advantages by return mail free of
charge;) by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fea,s of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
4ssss t7 80 FH0S. r. CHAPMAN, tot
feb14lv. 2a 1871 Broadway, New YORK;
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4artW COLUMBUS, Feb. 20.
This morning the news was received
here that President johnson had vetoed
the Freedman's Bureau Bill. Every
Democrat in the House has a pleasant
smile on his face, and every Republican,
face looks like a thunder cloud in the
West, with now and then a vivid streak of
lightning passing over. feel like when
at schoo. aud something funny would hap
pen, and / had to suppress laughing loud
and long. ..ot.
We have troublein the House to get
quorum, and there will be but very little
done this week; but We Democrats are
not accountable for this lack of duty.
1 think we will adjourn about the first
of April, and the indications now are that
we will nothave an adjourned session.
aHo5 HEADLEY.
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A Can d. /
TEA CHEERS ASSOCIATION.
Prof KIDD IN WO oDSFIEI1D

TINE next regular meeting Of the MosRos
i COUNTY TEAcHER's ASSOCIATION will be held
Woodsfsld, commencing on Z saestsg on
M onday, March aes lso6
and continue in session for i've days. BE-
isides the regular exercises q number Of leo
lures will be delivered on various branches Of
Education. e -
frAfter the close Of Che Association Prof.
Kidd will remain IN Woodsfeld about ten
days and teach q class In Elocutiop.f
Let all who desire to obtain q knowledge
of good reading embrace this rare o~pportuni-
iy. w. s. Wiley, SEQ.
Good boarding can be obtained 1t = rsa-
sonable price. jan31td
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a a revival Of religion is in progress
in Bridgeport, Belmont County About
one hundred and twenty persons have
united themselves with, the Presbyterian
aud Methodist Churches of that place.
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H LADY,s FRIEND

1000 THE LADY'S FRIEND
IOUU, The best of the Monthlies--dsvo
ted to LITERATURE andFASHI0N. 81 so a
year. We give WHEELER & WILSON'S GEL
EBRATED s55 SEWING MACHINES on the follow
ing terms:
Twenty copies and the Sewing Machine, $40
Thirty copies and the Sewing Machine, SIS
Forty copies and the Sewing Machine, 500
Send Is cents for a sample copy to DEA-
CON Il PETERSON, SO Walnut street. Phil
adelphia.2 dec27
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THE LADY's FRIEND
i The Best of the Monthlies-- devoted 10
Fashion ar d Pure Literature. 50 sos . year;
Two copies sa; Right (and one gratisJ. SIC.
WHEELER wills MSsgwINGM Ma CHIMES
given as Premiums. Send IS cents for
sample copy to DRAGON & PETERSON, sls
Walnut St., Philadelphia. EsA
Single numbers for sale By Nwes Deaisrs.
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LOOK III FIRE.
VI E] Z OJOITLESS!
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wilr sell at private sale $40
i acres of land situate in Licking County,
Ohio, Z miles from the city of Newark, 81
miles from the Pc. & C.R. R. There is 200
acres fenced and about 80 cleared, the rest is
heavy oak timber and underbrush; so or 90
acres bottem land; the balance rolling upland.
There, are two. houses on the farm, log stable
and cribs, good springs and good running wa
ter, ayoung orchard Of so apple trees is on
the premises. The soil is good. This land
is offered at the extremely low price of SIS
per acre. and will be sold in two parcels if
purchasers desire it. Terms easy. Address
DR.. s. D. RIPLER, =
jan17. Newark, Licking Co., Ohio.
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Selt-Acting Hand Loom

WEAVES every variety of cloth and isithe
wv most useful and practical LABOR SAVING
and MONEY MAKING invention of the age
The subscriber is
A P P0IN N T E D., A G. E MT
forithe saleof the above Loom in Green town
rshipa He would also take orders for any
other township in the county except Perry,
Salem and Jackson. 8 49sd $50
THE LOOM CAN, BE SEEN IN OPERATION
at my residence, New Castle, Green Township;
Post Office address, Laings, Monroe Co. Ohio.
jap3lm3. ~ JOSEPH MYERS.
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enrW1i some Republican be good
apoagh,to inform US whether there is any
difference Of opinion between Congress
aud. President johnson? Let some one
who has read Johnson's veto message an
swer.
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,ssiBGrJudge William Kennon held Court
here last week. He is spoken ofiuterms
of high praise b, the, attorneys and 9th
ers who were present. No Judge who
has been here for years has made a more
favorable impression. aA
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dsa9walter K. Walton. the young man
Whas we 'mentioped as being accidentally
shot ON the 10th Of january, progressed
very favcrably TIL Sunday last, when
secondary hemorrhage took place, which
terminated fatally on Tuesday, the 10th
inst.sr lo ss4sq nos
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g FehruaPV.

FEa February. ~
Frederick stoehr, Lewisville, Monroe Co, O
Frederick Weber, Summit Tp., {" I"
Stephen Atkinson, Cameron, Z"
Plumley & Ely, GAINESVILLE, Belmont Co., O.
Round & Oral, Colorado, Noble Co., O.
John NJ Round, Summerfeld, Noble Co, O..
same
S P Philpot,
James o Amos, Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., o.
John S Way, 49,
Harvey Anderson, Darlington, "a'a
John Mallery, Salem Tp'
Jane Kimptop, Beallsville, g
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an-We are under obligations to Hon.
T. A. Plants for the Reports of Schurz
aud Grant, and q copy of the Bankrupt
bill. We are the more grati6ed from the
fact that we we're beginning to suspect
that no such occasion for expressing our
thanks would occur, -s,H
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MuTILATED Notes.-The following is
an established rule ofithe Treasury De-
partment: .Mutilated notes. and frag-
men.s will be redeemed only at the Treas
ury OF the Uaitea States ct Washington.
They should be forwarded Qths Treasur-
er, of the United States. Washington,
b. c., with the name of the owner, the
name Of his q iasr pQste5fesf .a aud State,
and The pominal value OF the amount re-
mitted, plainly pritten. A draft on the
assistant treasurer at New York for the
amodnt allowed, returaed by mail to the
address of the person renting, is the
customary method of payment"
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RIMpoRTANT TO MANNED SoLpIERs-It
isanot generally known that soldiers who
have lost limbs inathe service Of the Uni
ted States are entitled to artificial substi-
tutes that can be procured upon the pre-
sentation of evidence of honorable dis
charge, and that the wound causing the
loss of limb was received in service.
They are fnrnishsd.free ofeharge, and do
not E feet any pension or bounty claim
the soldier may have against the Govern
ment.
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Farm for Sale.

r COATED IN Salem township, s
Il Monroe County, Ohio, contain 1920;
ing about &TS
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Fifng TABLE Of c. o. &. &.

Depend apo this table until further notice.
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Hon. E. B. FRENCH, Cd Aud. Treas. Dept.
Maj. Gen. HITcucocK, Com. Gen. of Pension
Jan. II, 1866 che .yEgqT
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LETTER, FROM G. w. w.
-
LETTER NO. TX.

PARIS August, 1SGG.-Tlle 18th Of August il
Paris is like tho 4tl of July in New York and
Christmas in the Souh-onlya good deal more
40. From tho 1st to the 18th little else is talked
of hero bnt the Enlperors Fete. This Feto il q
National and Church festival combined. On this
crave occasion free indulgence and the greatest
liberties are granted, both BY Church and State.
Tho lame. the halt, the blind, who have been
s,,,t up for twelve months by the strctcst police
rocnlations, are now permitted to ascend from
tho damp, dark, comfCrtleBs cellars, and descend
from the steep and cramped attics, to bcseech
.,n. of the millions who are thronging the
atreets. The privilege OF asking aims in the
streets Of Paris is only granted on tho occasion OF
the F.te Large sums Of money are expended by
the Government i'll preparing for this annual celc-
hrot;on. The railways reduD the fare to q very
low rate, ard the country come to town from Alto
y made four excursions on the tops OF the
omnibnses to the suburbs OF the city to look upon
t,e vast multitude of5people as they came crowd
ino into the city, riding III their antiquated CAR
riares OF the first century. The crowd was 30
u,,.,t in the streets did not dare walk. The
bonses from cellar to garret we're decorated with
noton,, flags Even their horses heads were or
Lanlrntrd with them. @
The l.onor of announcing thttl.e fete had com. !.
meme Il was conferred On tlle sma,i remnant ol
~, d ,,llcr. of Napoleon I. Tie booming call
' " ~" ru I tic nosp,el for the uupefannuated sol
u,"lsy,a 'lua heard at IN early hour At various
" in tcity drrots cf proyisbns were ustap;
i R.ncd I md Srutui5ullsJy distributed to the aged
a,.; i.'lll. ANtiny poor soul vas made happy,
h' ,,.nsity, winch, it is said, was paid for out OF
"a ..,v rora private purse. Tie GOD 000 troops
r,s..jy.l ,,a IL doub!c ,rion OF WHO, and all who
r,n,. .. relieve fr.,m service wTe permitted to
ayl,.. hirtac.i. AID remain oufulltil y o'clock
-. III t. The military, with theirependid bands,
- zr.=,4I the streets, and were objects OF great
llc suburbs several outdoor theatres were
c,1., d. rupe.d 4lrrs, &c. Ginning poles were
ur vl,a.l vi Ii gold watches and >ther yalnablss
d.: iou tie top, which were secsrcd as prizes by
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 22.-Tne steamer Gen.
Buell., the packet carrying the Cincinnati and
louisville mail, was boarded at Warsaw. KY,
night before last, by two or three hundred men,
who sorcibly seized c. ". FERRIS, United States
mail asent, and took him ashore. FERRIS WAS
Provost Marshal at Warsaw during the war, and
was 1nstr'rlental in the execution OF the two
guerrlllas, b; order of Gen. BURDa1poE The
Gazette and co',nercial say he was arrested with
out warrant. Vile the engineer atlirms that q
true bill had been fond against him by the Grand
Jury of Carroll Count: for murder.
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HAVANA QUARANT1SE.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce of Thursday, the Goth inst, says :.
The steamer Columbia, Captain Slocum, arrived
yesterday from Havana, after d pass lgo of three
days and twenty hours. we are indebted to the
purser for the usual fayors.
Another modification Of the quarantine regula-
z!ious OF Cuba has been made By the Superior
Civil Governor i'll n circular dated tie It'll inst,
by which the period OF observation to which yos-
sels from the Uniteu States were subjected, has
been limited to five days for those proceeding
from New York, New Orleans, Philadelphia and
ports Of the Union, provided that they all bring
clean bills OF health and have no cases OF cholera
on the voyage; in the latter case they will be sub
ject to tile existing regulations. These modifica-
lions apply to vessels at pron1ent under obserya,
they have been fumigated and Obtained !. certii
cate from the quarantine physician.
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MtseelIa,,eous News.

New YORK, September 23-The steamer Cothe-
rine Whiting, from Wilmington, has arrived at
New York with the ship Louis Henry, from Bre-
men yia New Orleans, in q leaky condition.
CHICAGO, September 23.-Tlle failure of the Pro-
.duce Bank, with the developments, causes a great
sensation. The liabilities are nearly 100000,
while the assets are only Sill ,00c, including four
notes of s25 100 each given by Doo11TrLE, the
owner Of the Bank, aud some Of his relatives
WAsnrSGroS, September 23.-The difficulty be-
tween the United States, Brazil and the Argen-
tine Republic in reference to MIR. WAsHDunNE, our
Minister to Paraguay, passing through the mill
tary lines Of the allied armies, has been adjusted.
The United States Government notified them that
il they persisted in refusal it would be regarded
as violation of all international custom and cour-
tesy. The representations OF our Government had
the desired effect, and Mr. WAsHptnSE was allow
j. ed to proceed. -
a large number Of prominent supporters OF the
Presidents policy from Maine aud New Hamphire
are here, urging the President to remove certain
Government officials in their States who are Bit
terly opposed to the Administration.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-The President has
decided that the pressure of public business is
such that he will hereafter be obliged to decline
receiyipg any committees or delegates whose pfin-
cipal Objects to present programmes snd ap-
point officers. All such business must necessarily
be xess.red to the appropriate Departments Of the
Government for attention. -
BY General Order No. n, the headquarters of
the Department of Tennessee is transferred from
Nashville, Tennessee, to Louisville, Kentucky.
Brevet Major-General ROBINSON, commanding the
Department OF North Carolina, having been grant
ed leave Of absence, has transferred the COM
mand temporarily to Brevet Brigader General N.
Corr Colonel Of the 37th regiment U. S. colored
troops. :
JR. HOOP, formerly of the Chattanooga Ca
zette, has been appointed Secretary OF Colorado
Territory.
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Ne PITS ULrnA-.l planter of this county re-
ports that lie has experienced difficulty in induc-
ily his freedmen to continue their labors in Lis
cotton ttlt on account OF the bad smell OF the te-
cs5iug cotton., long, warm, wet spell OF the
past three weeks has had most unfayorable
ruinons effect upon the cotton crop, in fully dtyeI-
opng tile armies OF army and boil worms and
catcrpillars, that sock the cotton plant for food;
and also, in aiding and increasing the rapility and
ition of affairs is fficult of belief Certainly the
ep!us ultra OF the planters trials is che wilen
his laborers refuse to endeayor to save for linn
aud them the lttleremnant Of a crop that otbef
mishaps and mislortunes have left him.
d{Ontg0nle,W IlrefiiSer.
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Mexican News.

New YonK, September 23.-lntelligence has
been received from Vera Cruz up to the 18th inst.
The French are said to be erecting Notifications
on the land side of the city, which is seriously
threatened by the Liberals. The Estatitte says
that Gen. URUGUAY will proceed to Europe on a
mission, and accompany the Empress back to
Mexico The new commander from France to
succeed BAzA1SE has nosyet arrived. The French
will attempt to take Matamoras.
The Mexican Minister, ROMEO, has advices stat
ing that JUAREz and his Oab;nat oso about to re-
move from Chihuahua to Monterey, to occupy it
.as the capital.
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HY T.EI,.E;G(:s P.H.
Pal, Atlantic Telegraph.

LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. September 2l-
Cotton advanced 3D. Sales Is, 900 bales; Middlins
Uplands 1ssd. Breads,ufTs unchanged. Mixed
corn 27s. 3D. Beef advancing, %. Cd. Pork mac.
tive. Bacon and cheese lower.
LONDON, Friday Evening, September Gloon
sols SOL 5.20s 744
DnEsDsS, September el.-Peacc has been con-
clnded between Prussia and saxony.
VIENNA, September 21.-Austria has sent a
charge da1aires to Berlin.
BERLIN, September a1.-The King has issued a
decree of amnesty for sundry officers.
.PAh1s, September 21.vNApoLEoN has gonet4o
Biarritz =
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New NewYork-ship News.

s New YORK, September 22-Arrived-The EOe-
ming Sta, and Fang SAang from Now Orleans
The Boyussia arrived yesterday aud brought
1900, 900 francs and G39, 900 in specie.
A New Orleans special of yesterday, says An
other riot was expected last night. The eighty
second regiment OF negro soldiers was mustered
out, and threatened their officers Gen. SHERIDAN
promised assistance to keep order.
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From Boston-omc1al Changes.

z BosroN, September 22.-Gencral D. N Couch
has been appointed to the VACANT coll0ctorship of
Boston, as the successor OF Mr.. HAML1N, and
GEORGE Il, K1SGsDuRY Postmaster, in the place Of
Mr.. DALFREy. It is also stated that Mr.. CuASD-
1ER, Assistant U. s. Treasurer here, will shortly
give place to WILLIAM AspINwALL.
The steamer Meteor has been released from
SEIZURE an examination having failed to show
cause for her detention.
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From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, September 22-Ihe olilcol !. .ss s
Eighty-second Colored Infantry unai'n'u
eer that the regiment was very peaceaus -; la"s
tered out. There is, however, rio.ons LIS ;s
among the negroes in the city bus no oue0'01A .
looked for. -I
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The Montana aN,cct,on.

San FRANCISCO, Septembo,29.- election in
Montana Territory, on the 4thast., is reported to
have resulted in a Democratic Sctory. bv a ma
jority of two thousand.
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York Market
yooy DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH. .
New Yonr September ss-aold 14s5. Exchange a';s,
quiet: sixty days, Il; sight, 1881. Cotton frm' nm
scarce, aud quiet; uplands, a9a' ol,o@ nssa 1oe,s
Flour lirmer. Wheat 1@e2c oet1er. oo.n' nc, 17e,
better. Pork armer; $3.50. Lard qule.' iaes ~
1os. Coupons, '68, 1903; 81, lily; ~, lils'co''
1851: rrcazurics 1861; Carolinas, 50; ox-cou-
pons, G5. =. -.
Cotton is higher; sales 5000 bales Middlng at 81
@s8c. Flour frmer; s113o@16. Wheat &c, pe.-
ter. Corn 2@4c. better; mixed S9oG93. Forh
steady at o6 Lard frmer; 1G;0l94 fer PRIME
Sugar and Coffee quiet and steady; Iurpenelne
quiet at G5s@G6. Rosin s370@'9, .
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Cholera nc Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, September 23-Eleven doaths from
cholera have occurred for The twenty.four hours
ending yesterday Every ono is leaving the city
who is aoe. Business stagnant in consequence.
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the Roman Catholic Diocese of Erie, dlea s.!us'sn
" at the pastoral residence here. no nau booa
Bishop Of the Diocese since 10o4' ha'tAs w.
consecrated in April OF that year.
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Mobile Market.

NOON DISPATCH.
MOBILE, September 22.-ssles Of Cotton to-day,
100 bales; Iddings at 81 cents. Market firm.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton-sales to-day 200 bales. Market hrnl'
nfiJdlincs 80 cents Sales for the week 4S0O bales.
Receipts for the week 779 bales, against 4a1 bales
last week. Exports, 122 bales. Stock % 600
bales.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, September 22.-Ootton firm;
sales $50 bales. Gold 143.
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MARRIED

A6-The Friends and Acquatnta nces of the
late r. WILMOT WAITER, of his sons ". D. and J. F.
". WALTER, and of his brother GEO. II. WALTER, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services of
the former at ST. Luke's Church, This Morning. at half
past Nine o'clock. September "a
4g- SOUTH CAROLINA MASONIC BENEVO-
LENT SOC1ETY-The officers and Members arc fra
ternally invited to attend the Funeral Of their late
Brother g. j. FOLGER from his late residence, No 80
Alexander.sreet two doors from Chapolstrect This A
ttrnoon, at Three o'clock. =z
By order of tho President.
September a - W. A. WILSON, Secretary.
HN WASHINGTON LODGE NO. s. A. T. NJ
The officers und members requested to attend the
Funeral of Brother E. j. FOLaER, from lis late resi-
dence No. 80 Alexander street. two doors from the cor
uer of Chapel street, This eroon a.. Ihr.e o'clock.
by order of the VI. NJ. #S. WEBB,
september "a Secretary.
e@ SOUTH CAROLINA MECHANICS ASsO-
CIATION.-The members of the Association will attend
the Funeral of Mr.. E. r. FOLGER from his -esidence,
at No. 80 Alexander ttreet, two doors from Chapel
street, at Three O'Clock This afternoon.
BY order of the President. B. BRoss, Scribe.
September ~ =@*
=
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Dea.bznf Rfshon Yo,,,o o

OH clry, September 22-J. N. You've, D, D., of
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Il PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
You hereby summoned to appear at Engine House,
at o'clock In Full Uniform to pay the last Tribute Of
Res pect to your late ExYce Pre- sdent E. j. FOLGER.
BY order: THOs. O'KEEFE, Secretary.
September 24
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"a. BOINEST= d BURKE RLCLI, =ThE
,ate New YORK DAIJLES every atterno II. Price 10
cans, tash hnrtz Z
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aS- LADIES, IF YOU WANT YOUR BOOTS
REPAIRED nicely and cheap, go to o
ELLSWORTH's.
September 10 limo - No. 3D4 King-street
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AgnEssRs. EDITOR5.~-YOU ARE AUTHOR
lied to state that the Hon. JOHN L. NOVEL; is
Candidate for the Hheriffaty at the next election.
Septtmber s -