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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

LITTLE MEN.--Tt takes little mon to
sci The world on fire, and polish on
their Jobs neatly, show me big fell
low, and ten to one I'll show you a big
BOBBY; but Introduce me toa small
shavcr-any chap between four feet
nothing and five feet five in his boots
and pll recommend to your notice a
follow that knows what's what, and
who has plenty of brains in his head
if he hasn't got much to boast of in
The matter Of legs in his brccchcs.
Asa general rule, the cause of the
difference in size Of tho human family
is this: some mcn's meat go into their
bodies, others their souls consc-
qucntly, the smaller tho corporcal di.,
mentions the larger the mental de-
vclopmcnts, and vice versa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

''hlS splendid HOTEL will be opened on
L tho lst of October, on tho European
system 1t hns been rclnodellcd and ref,,r.
hlsIed throughout. This Hotel contains
over Que hundred rooms, which will be re-
served chiefly for tho use Of travellers nnd
transient guests. Competent assistants
have been secured in every department, and
every attention will be paid to ensure com
l"rt TO their cusI omcrs. The sleeping
rooms arc niry and clean. The rosturoni,
will be supplied will, the. best fare the mar
Eet affords. Por'crs will always bc ready
TO attend each arrival and departure Of
trains. The travelling public, transient
visitors and others, will find in it all the
Injuries OF II flrst-clnss house combined
WIN the comforts Of home. The location is
hhciy adapted for business men and travel
lcrs. No pains or expense will be Shared
to give entire satisfaction.
sept Is 2m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

2&7 King ST., doors Bclyw lYcnt,voytA
~ E Lave now opcnrT splendid
Stock of Spring Guoas, English,
French and American, which are Of he
most desirable styles the markets can AFFORD.
To planters furnishing The Freedmen either
iur clothing or for hi1itr tfith them, our
Wholesale rooms offer every induccmcni.
Plantation good, in every variety
This being II busy season with The planter
ana he not able TO visit the city, orders nc.
companicd with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. Is. Samples, with price lists. sent IN
any part Of the Stnte. Our stock consist,
in)taI Of.
White O&nahurghs. Striped Osnaburpy
Blue Dcnms. Brown Dcnims. Heavy Brown
Shir'ings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtincr,
Blcachcd Shirtingy, Wenclicd and Brown
Slirtings, G'1j 1874, lO.4, 124 Plaid Blue
and Stripped Blue IIomcspuns. Blcuchcd
ard Brown Drills, Black French Droad-
cloths. Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen Ivy
the piece. Towels. Towcliugs, Linen Dam
ask, all qualities. Cn'icccs; all. qualities,
Dress Gro3s Domestic GinslihifYs, Fine
Scotch GnGhan.s, Spring Silks ana BLACK
Silks, Colorcd Muslins, in every vnriely,
Fine French Muslins, whitc and Hack
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
CotionadcS.
Together with every variety to be found
II our line which We ollcr at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MI nowcstic Goods are sold at n very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call tho attention
Of the Planters, Merchants, aud the ci,i-
zcns generally of Fnirhcld District, TO our
advertisement. and solicit call from thclp
should they visit The city.
STOLL, WEBB g. CO.,
No. 2S7 King ST., doors below Wentworth
II C. STOLL, Charleston
CHARLES WEBB. "
II. G.. WALKER.
jim 1S'GG-lyr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

,,
~, iionH"N@ Il or TIE ANIME IN lNnlA::
:, nc New - buckley, an hn&'and
naP'lS' '"i|S''na'y' s'a'co"t Cu't"cE,
Nr',S', G W'''cS
NIP'a"% "n'e ne''i nF""""' r,|'ns to
~" "1I,, =, az" i '.,u'i ''', We ny c re-
:, .;,.lo', w -. ' ~" I'"p :, anime
~ .,'n '[Mo'' ., :. nu'S'Hs ~ Az mSo'G'nH 70
l ..'oi ;N.ir' ~, = ~" %'o'i ~ "'y" "I",h
,, i'V, '.'s'" '' 'nc S''i''' lc"'cr 'hI ucii-
"'o "a, WHY, WIZ: 'S'"s I'll our 'cfahaah nave
.'"l''"'"' I'c'' or money 20 purchase
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

THE fLhA.--As tic gnat and the
muiInito will leave us under the ,nilu-
cnec OF cool weather, and the lively
and pcrscrcrimg flea will begin to stir
about to take his place, we wiz fore
stall his arrival by so:nc notes con-
ccrnlnG observations We have made of
nm under the microscope
When flea is mado to- appear rs
LARGO as an r|r,. .h,,,t ,yr r,n cnn all
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28
important, if True.

spccial telegram from Washington to the
New York Ucratd Of tho 10Th, furnishes the
following news, which, if reliable, is some
what important:
statements made to-day by a.numhcr of
the leading representative mon Of both tho
Republican and Democratic parties tend to
confirm the few intimationS that have leak
cal out from the recent consultations, at the
White House, that the President is on The
eve Of grand coup detdt, that will crafty
his friends and bewillcr his enemies 1t Is
safe to conclude, at the very least. that
there is an earnest desire ON both sides TO
settle upon some feasible plan of securing
harmonious action between Congress aud
the Executive in the future"
The New York Y'mc%, of tho same date,
has The following special .lcspa,ch
"Mr Johnson has no, Indicated his nur-
pose relative to.thr amnesty ,Su!irags plan
mentioned in these dc.phtclirs Oh Er;day
Last, though the gentlemen whG advocate
I the proposition represent that the President
has given them encouragement to expect
that lc will adopt ,hcir suggestions sub.
3'antially, il not cXnu,ly in the form they
advise. ScvcrtlncwSrapcr correspond tuis
have cndcavoru,i TO create doubts Of the cX
istcncc Of such Il combination of leading
men, for tie purpose of inducing the prcsi
dent toacccpt tho proposition and advise
The Southern people, as set io!Hh III my deS-
patch. In order to nu: nj rest sue doubts,
am enabled tcany, from personal know
ledge that such II combination does exist.
number of The gentlemen co operating in
| II have had interviews with Mr. Johnson,
and they have been imhoring in th6smattcr
Ton about monlh visiting aud correspond.
! with lnilucnlial men Of tho North anil
| South ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

= SCRIrTURE QUorATIuN--''W Why, Jcm-
my, how awkward you arc eating-do
take your hand out Of your pocket"
"It's my left hand mother"
"Wcll what difference does that
make :"
"Why have been reading the Bi-
blc."
care YOU crazy! What has read
ing the Bible to do with keeping Your
hand in your pocket 2"
"Musn't We do. as the Bibic.tclls US,
,notiacr %
pCortainly, NY child"
"Wcll, mother, it says eLot not
thy left hand know what thy ripht
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28

CHERISH THE !LvlNG The hrvvCst
n.cn,arc not always those who are lost
IL. battle, nor are those the greatest sui
fcrcrs from tho carnage OF field always
mcn OF courage. Some OF the most dar.
ing spirits who engaged in The Southern
'lndrpcndcncc-n!cn who wrote not
Their names Oh the sand 10 be washed
away by the ncAi billow that rolled
along from the ocean Of life; but who
who inscribed them where they will re-
main uneilaccd by time, and will to re-
mote ages acclaim their mcmorics to the
proud cmincnce Of immnrtalirv--now
live, and in their lHrs Of peace, A.; in the
war, are the most courageous and I'M.
dann;cd amid the trials and difficulties
that arc everywhere encountered in this
unhappy section. In cvrrc branch Of
business we find men who but Yesterday
ordered aud their commands we're obey.
cd, toilmg with the same lnlnmi,ablc
energy ami pluck, with Which thcv
tonight for the independence OF the land
which they loved best.
1t Is pleasant to believe that all The
brave men Of the South have not perish.
el, and that snch examples rs I,cc,
Johnston. Malone, TAYLOR, Hood, Long.
street, and The hosts Of others, survive
It is pleasant while We drop the tear
which sanchfcS the spot where Il Bee, a
Barlow, a Sidney Johnson, a Pcndcr, Il
Pcttlgrcw, lie cnloldcd in the tightly
grasplng arms OF Tho rcmorsclc$s reaper,
that there arc left to share with us our
lot OF veal or woe, thousands in whose
bosoms beat hearts rs stern amidst dan.
ger and as soft in tho domestic circles,
as those which beat no more.
The memory should hold sacred the
uniorgottcn dead, as il dses but no less
should we cherish the "reminiscences con.
ncctcd with those OF our noble leaders
who have escaped, and arc now in our
midss.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-28
Beautiful Tribute to q Wife.

Sir James Mcintosh, the historian,
was married TO Miss Catherine Stuart
a young Scotch lady. After her death
he depicted her character, in letter TO
n friend.
was guided in my choice only bv
the blind affections of my youth.
found an intelligent companion and a
tender friend, a prudent moni,ross, the
most faithful Of wives and mother as
tender as children over had the n,isror.
tune to lose. ! met women who, by
tender management Of my weaknesses,
gradually corrected the most pcrtina-
cious of them. She became prudent
from affection; and though of the mos
generous nature, she was taught fl,,gali-
" and economy by her love fJr me-.
During The most critical period "fmv
life sire rclivvr,; me- She gently Il,
claimed ma i!uuf tli<sip patton shr prorr-
c'( my weak aytl iyrc$rl.,r nature; She
urged my lnao.cncr 10 all 1t" rXrrl,Grs
that save been useful and cr,tiitAhlr to
me. and she was pcrpct,lally at hand to
admonSl my hccllcssnrss or improvi-
dcncr. To her owe whatever am ::
TO her whatever Slrll BE- In her sol
icl'Gdc Tor my interest she has rrv.r
forgot NY feeling or character. Even
in her occasional resentment, for whuli
! but too often gave her cause, (wonld
TO God could recall thoSr moments y
She liaIno sINlCnnc$S or acvimonv. Her
feelings were warm, may, impciuous !;
l,t, LIN al, H. l..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
Cincinnati Market.

ny qelsgraph.l III lcnscIksATI. Nov. 2. Z
FLoUR--Is quiet under the news from
New York. but prices are unchanged; su-
perfine, $40 30 70 GIL 30, and Trade hfands'
Sl2 % 90 9Ef DO. eftt Il NAAM% a.fn
WHEAT-Duli, but not lower; No. Hed,
az S..
C0as-Firm ut 00c for No. and Soc for
old ear, and O0c for new do.
Oats -rsteady at. 5Oc foriNo 2and bBe foF
No. /, Is fsI4t hffJNyHs - 80
KYE-FirIn and in good demand Sl $50
81 for No. L. and 81 Az for extra. lu asph
BARLET-Fteady.
WHIsKY-Firm at SIC In bond.
NJ Eas sPoRE-pnll, no demand old can
he boukiita ut e3l co. new nt aZT Co. Y w
BULK MEATs-Unchanged and dull.
BAcoR-In moderate demand AT l5544 l6c
for shoulders, ldISe for sides, l7lzgl7szc for
clear RIB Sides aud 1870 lbtzc for clear do,
LARD Advanced TO l3nc, aud In good
demand, holders asking l3t4c.
coTToa-Cloged duh at 36c for middiing
upiands, under The English news.
BUTTER UDchatlg6d and firtn.
cHEEsE-Firm and unchanged.
Hoas-In light supply and good de-
mand az ~ 0Oto rs, gross.
efoLD--f46. ~ ti if# A,h
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

figures. some 100 cases 0f M@rrim@cik'n
Prints were disposed of by the agents 10 a
the asking rates. THIS gave a definite shape
10 this kind of Goods, and prices have gem
orally followed the reduction until they
are now offered al the figures AZ which
they were sold previous 10 the LIST OF OctO-
Der. At the New York Dry Goods dex-
change the following reports were made
of Jobbers' prices to-day:
BROWh RHEEfIRGs.
Salmon Falls, A, M; Great Falls, NJ.
Il; do, =. 10.
HLEACHED sHIRrINGs.
Bartiett's Di Hope. %; Greene Manufac-
turlng,@ ~
= PRINTS. p ~
Cocheco, n; Richmond, 10; Freeman, IL;
Empire, IS.
- 80 A ,EIGKis, = - -
AmoslEeag, u, q tdos ~. 81; Pittaaeld, l41S.
sfnIPEs.
York, "a Albany, l4N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
spread Inc truth,


Some medical men insist that IL Is un-
dignlned TO advertise a remedy, however
valuable IL may be. Queer reasoning this.
esaNingv that an article " hteh .the
weird Aeedk should % hid An a corherer
that blessings and benefits may be tso
widely diffused-that the means OF pro-
tecting and restoring health should be a
close monopoly and not Accessible 10 all.
That argument Is bad. IL is worse than
fEksS STOMACH BIrTEIss 4-au absolute
specific for Dyspepsia, Billion, ness, and
Nervous Debllity-had never been known
beyond the repertoire of the faculty, what
would have been the consequence In-
s,ead Of c,tiRE nq inyigaratiqE millions Io,,,d
have been confined 10 a comparative few.
There lis the highest authority for saying
that Hight should not be hid under p
bushel; that whatever Is excellent should
be- placed as a city on a hill, where all men
can take cognizance OF IL. IL In upon this
verllsed, and cdntinae 10 be aavertised, In
every newspaper of any prominence In
tile Western Hemisphere, and thatF the
spOntaneous testimonials infts favor Nave
been translated into all written languages.
Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day
who would be languishing ON beds of sick
nass II the newspapsrs had not sl1feqd the
truth adth regard a fhla .tiIteQteted feptO0r-
ant and cOrrectiue far and Wide. Suppose
profit has been reHped from this publicity
lis that any argument against IL? IL the
public health has been protected; IL lives
ihaxe. been IsaTed n the feeble haYt bsen
0ogd has, bdfBt dec6g,lp lis hfftf and WHO so
mean as to- 9rudge the exertions thus
directed their fur rtswaTdeit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL.
Especial to the Evansville Journal
Weekly New York Market Review.
NEW YoItR, Oct. %.

Weekly New York Market Review.
NEw YOitK, Oct. %.
The general features OF business the past
week have not been pleasant. The nncer-
tainty In gold premium not only affects
tho YoInne. but the ehaFaeter OF trade.
Spec ulative operations perform leading
part, aud goods which do not tempt specu-
iation are neglected. The general markets
are sluggish. There Is some complaint
about anFemunerative prices, and the Inn
porte continue but Of M proportion to the
exports OF domestic prOdnee.s
The money market continues easy, and,
contrary TO expectation, no drain has yet
commenced on New York for currency TO
In0Ye the Western and Southern crops;
and the fact that the banks have not with
drawn from the 5nb-Trepsbty the twenty
hye millions clearinghouse Certificates,
up5n which interest CEASED on the 2bth
inst, gives confidence In continuance of
ease la money.
sterlDig Rsehaheeis afn a fO9t4 W I09IE.
There is less doing in Government secure
ties, and the foreign deiaand for the old
FlSssPwentiesia more ltnited@ 9HgH
GoLD-Opened on Monday at 145l9, on
Wetphzday bouehed1 l4Sls, aud closed ON
Saturday at i45ts, at Winch price ~ has
ruled to-day. The shipment OF specie this
week was about half "a million dollars,
mostly. IA foreign. coin.i apd p9rsl and ~
seenik to be The prevailing opiifion tiiAb
lareereh f,efneiItssglll soon foiidis. "
The imports for the week are valued at
s5,557,777, and the vehle lofexpqrts' $780,
1863.
BaeApsruFFs-W With light receipts, and
ahifthef d6pIefion ia stocks the low and
medium grades Of Flour have advanced 90
10 6Oc on the week, and Choice Family Elk
traa are ia demand. Hfa Hi aHil iiH y
wmEAT-Has maintained an upward
oArs@HaSe been in good demand, but
have fuctuated under a speculative in-
quiry.
conN-Has been very active; transac-
tions have .spHeIlativa. and considers
ably made for Western account, the
market closing firm to-day At VI 80 per
hushel. ....a4.....,.
PaovIsIoSs-Are not 40 iirrn. Afess Pork
is quoted at sa2 10 saf and old tness at sa2
Lard In dull and heavy, al i41s 10 1919 for
No 4, 70 sLalm rendered Western.
TonAccoA Is In fair demand, and the
marlFet MIN, iatsfrom "A to lsc for Ken
tueky leaf. So AAAfAtA
SUGARS Barely sustain prices, A white
can be- bought az l51Ge.
CoFFaE-Prime Is very scarce, and is held
firmly, while middling and lower grades
are more pIgpfy mid. prices ehflef4I
TEAs-tut little doing. prices unchanged.
FltqITs- Raisins IN good Aemandt Lay
ers "a 40; VI. II. "a ID.
FIsH-Unchanged; No. Mackeret $40 per
barrel.
vBRmfaaFswTo the West, also,tQ Enrope,
unchanged. - @~A - - - - 80
WooL-Has been much depressed during
the last few weeks, with Indications of a
further decline.
Day s0ooDs-- DO notshow ang improve
ment The Fall trade is over; the demand
Is light, aud the market very quiet.
coffoNa4 Ia without any important change
since our last. There is "a fair business to-
day for export and spinning. MiddiinG
upiands 500.
te.a Yours, &c, - 1....f.t ..-t.a
FOSTER, COPELAND q Co.
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SC. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph.l 81 - fIs Isoufs, Noy.s9
FLous.HeeYy bnslpsae small and un-
WHEAT Receipts very large; market
heavy, inactive, and Without quolable
change. J.y ~
yellow VI 05gI u; choice yellow and white
81 O64sl 10. M
OARS Firm and unchanged, ~
Z PHovIsIoNs-tlufet.
Mess PoHK-sJ2 2s clear sides is116@ ~ lei
shoulders i6l4c.
LARD-Chofce Kettle Tic.
W:nmItYA Large greceipfe 10 upclnpBed
rates,
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New YORK Market.

By telegraph NEw YORK Nov. o. (
CoTroN- Heavy ~ m1sc for middling up
lands, 40tsc for lniddiing Orleans. I
FLnuH-Less active at l5@25c lower for
common grades; $40 500 II 76 for extra
State; tl2 25@ia 80 for extra round hoop
Ohiof and sls GO@lo 90 Tor trade brands
tn %lf,siS ns n gedig Arm 6rnoI toi
WHEAT--i Receipts, 2a,S50 bushels; mar
winter, sales $4,000 bushel IT " 40 70 2 SO for
Nol2l afleago and Milwaukee; III SOS dor1e-
jected; W IS forfwinter mixed western, and
RS X and lover; old western ii 30 to
BAat.Rya-a to Sc better; 81 lgto ll25& for
bond. and sll2 for proved state; u IS %
/ 81 for Canada West fancy. ll
BARLEY MALT-Qniet. "A Il
CORN Receipts, 40 bushels; irregular
and unsettled, opening firmer and closiILg
bushels; 81 . to % for inferios q ID to
IN store. closing dull. 49, -
OARS Opened firfneF,g but seloeua heavy
and tower, FOto 70 for Chicago ana Milf
waukee.
s1aAR~ QUIZ ataegz 10 aigsc for Cuba.
MoLAssES-Quiet
PETRoLEUM-Ftrma at 22lac for crude and
aGaSIc. for refined In bond.
poRK-Nery heavy and decidedly lower
AZ sits gaa 0oea@h and $40 tggSl.A2 ieF reg;
$40 G6 ft,r regular; SSl 0Ofor old and S27stOa
N * for urine; also AZ D bblS. OF new mess
nj S,yl 30 sellers next rs days; SIS 266s2S 70
sellers all November: SIS 90 for sellers all
year, aud e27 90 sellerselanpaEgau
BEHF-Si cad y. az preN lous pfices.
BEEF HAMs-Dull and heavy NJ 40945c.
BACON-Inactive.
CUT MEATa--Heavy NJ lAWlf1Sc. for shoulr
ders and tic. for hams. Z.
DREssEp Hoas-Heavy at li14@l41sc. for
LARD Quiet aud steady at l9A@ l5c.
q BuraEn III nchanged az a4S2o, Tor ONO
and 8M43 for state. -
MaNEY MARKET steady. at a@S per
cent. lIA ~ EG gN4aftt
sI1sRIASa+-Fnn. at 1884 1854,
GoLD-Shade lower; opening ~ l4f, ue'
cllning "a iA6j4 and closing ~ l471s.
aovERNMEN'r ssroCKs-+Are shade firmer.
FREIoHrs--ro Liverpaol, quiet.
STOCKS Better. X. T., llitai I. G: scrip
i2614 &, &P., %; n; w, pfd, sO1; I"iea9q
Wayne, MY M. d st. III, 20, do. preferred
7554; NJ. -, Nsk: HI. Il 81. doe, 50; M. q
liUM; Reading, III, Erie, s51s, do. preferred
81; NY. O., il0As. w. III Telegraph, 52s4
FiVe+twenties, coupons of '62, llO1a b-20s
coupons of ~, lWla; 5-20's, coupons OF '6o
I05sk; l0-i0's t00it 7-s0's, lu776. .. & NJ. Ger
tiacates, 35}{.
The Posts money article says the loaf
market Is quiet, at ieta per cent on cal
loans aud az bi6Qthc Tor the choicest com
merciaA bids. stock market IL irregular
Governments firm, with "a fair demand
from investors SeNen-thirties are rath 81
better, but gold bearing bonds are chiefly
1901. Foreign exchange firm but dun; biz
at 90 dana on London, hre.quotcd III l0St4k
iO9skt A1rcanihefciAlEll s4dIVn 4; for bank
ers do, NJ short sight iiOld0llO94.
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GRIDLEY,s
alt. Rheum and ,Tetter Ointment

alt Rheum and letter Ointment
WILL CURE SALT RHEUM, TEr-
w Ter, Scald Head, Prairie aud Barbera
Ringworm, Iowa Digs. Army Itch, Pima
pies on the Feoe, ObstifIate Old Sores,
scrofula, and all Diseases and Eruptions
on the tSkin,l when nsed IN seonjunctlon
PARILLA, which purifes the BLOOD and
removes the CAUSE, and the' OrsSrMEHI
HEALS THE SORES, and thus a speedy and
permanent Cure H. effected. We advise
both TO be used in these complaints.
Price-The Iodine and Sarsaparilla u 80
per bottle: & q -,2.ZMnG 3 .Af~Ax
Ointment 75c per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr. e. Easterly a
Co. NO 20 North Fifth street, Sc. Louis.
Missouri, and AT their branch store, No. %
Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by all druggists. vssuid,ew
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d R. TooFIF, FEEMALE ORDEAL

VIII cure al Fennale Complaint. such a.
excessive, painful, or suppressed Menstrua-
tion, lseucorrhea or Whites, Falling Of dhe
Iy Periods. twill also bring on the menses
or Monthly Periods, when checked by
Colds or other causes.
DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial Is the
most perfect and infallible remedy ever
discovered for the cure of female com
plants; Ladies' tryiti 'yfH N
Prepared and sold by Or. Il. Eaaeriy a
Co., No. 70 North Fifth street, St. Loute
NO., and at their Branch store, No.
For sale by all Druggists. ig.1
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Tax Notice for 1865.

Tg1EEE TAx-PAYERs OF WANDER
- burgh County are hereby notified that
the TAX Duplicate for ls66, containing a
list OF taxes for State, County, and other
purposes. has been received by me from
the Auditor OF said county, and that can
be found AT my Office In the conrthouse
The taxes f for the year 1850 are as Follows
4. For the whole OF Vanderburgh County.
/. For State tax, ,25e. and 75c. poll.
z. For school purposes, lhc. : and soc. poll.
3. For sinking fund, nc. = al ahfN
; 4 kf9r township Libraries, 10. Elm,
D. For county purposes, 35c and III poll.
q. For Interest on railroad bonds, &c.
On each 500 valuation, total, 81 Oh; and
7a roi 4 81 70 poll. e. 49,
y: For the several townships. In
Township No. Lefty of EvansVflle, iDsiuf
corporation-lin ~
l. Tax as above, 81 o.; and 81 poll. "
zd Y. For special school purposes 2c, ano
on each t sf6o valdatiSa, totaf 81 e; a
dfT 81 rs poll. w. eff1 I
Pigeon Township, outside corporate
L Tax as above, 81 OF; and ~ % poll.
q Towns ,ip purposes, &c. sos kif tiFi 4
3. For special school purposes, Csc, al
4. For road purposes, 20c. % oe
on each 500 valuation, u 4s and% 20
Iainsl Township No. Knight.ag'p1
/. Tax as above, 81 OIL and ~ 70 Pr Z |
2. For township purposes,ec. II
3 For special school purposes, &c q e. II
4. For road purposes. I0c. az .,,.,i |
ON each Sl00 valuation, 81 n, and 20 P"h'
and &c. on each acre OF lar i
1I I52 Township No. 3-scott: -,
I. Tax as above, 81 OF; and ~ Ppm fsrr
2. For township purposes, Be. No a,a
5. For special school .purposf-yp' SH1
1. For road purposes, los.
| On each 500 valuation 81 IA;
1 i a 1
| Ta = ro oS shnye 81 ~ al and e5 poll.
| 2. For township purposes,g AZ r
4 3. For special sch DOL purpT'
| 4. For road purposes, lUc. 40 Of noll
/ On each 500 valuation, 81 HSA''
~ y IoE TnSe E 90 al: q q q Is poll.
| 2. For township pnrposer. TX fo |
g. For special school pn
/ A. For road purposes, ~ ana 60 OF -, |
! On each Sl00yaluation' ~ - iPoY'''
| lo 'r,l,,,a N IN "a 81 % poll.
| q For TOWNSHIP y purpss,,, sys a. a
| 3. For special school F''0Nf 10. ~ a. !
| A. For road purposes ;e. a, =, - ~ .
/ on EACH Si00vaiuatior ~ """ o. "a poll.
- Township N I : y, 81 81 IL
l. Tax as abeVe, 81 So = . poh.
/ Q FOrtownshIp pInrsS,eo, fHn9
B. For special schCi11a, PVAes, loc.
on each 500 vaiuatsl 20; and 81 25 poll.
/ 70 sVntvnshitl Sherman. 70
,Tax a. shoval; aud 81 % poll.
| 2. For township H. iVc'
/ 3. For special IL 800 awe 3 ttt 81 |
on each Si9e ya Iibn, 81 40, and 50 Is poll,
| and 1c zen acre OF land.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
New York nrr GOODS Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 2. =
The Dry Goods market shows some
week, while at the same time there are
signs OF coming Improvement. Stocks OF
goods have actuin ulated 20 some extent
aud have been offered 40 rather lower