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New Orleans
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Session Of 1866 and. 1861.

D. WARREN, BRIcKELL, NJ. D., Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia
Medica. ~ =
L. L. cRAwcoUR, NJ d. Professor of'Princ-
Piles and Practice Of Medicine. -
HENRY F. cAMPBELL, M. D., Professor. Of
ALFRED c. HOLT, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
A. E. pETIcoLAs, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. D. BRUINS, NJ. D., Professor: of Physiology
and Pathology.
Chair Of Chemistry will be filled at mn early day:
W. S. MITCHELL, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor of
s. Anatomy and Special Lecturer on Ophthalmie
Surgery and Diseases of the Eye.
JOS. HOLT; NJ. D Assistant to the Chair of
Obstetrics.
a. ". PERRY, NJ: D and FRED. L0EBER, NJ.
D., Demonstrators of Anatomy.
Tho Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures in
this Institution will begin November. 18th, 1866
and end March 18th ensuing. A Preliminary
Course will begin October 18th, and will be free
| to all persons.
The Faculty, under the laws Of the State of
Louisiana, are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
to the great CHI: ty Hospital, situated the very
door of-.he schco, and their pupila have free &c.
cess to the warda.
The Dissectins Rooms are unsurpassed for ex-
tent and comfort and will be opened on the 9th
Of October.
Dissectins Material will be furnished gratis,
FEES.
All the Tickets sl4O OC
Matricuation (pai! but once) )...-.......... W
4 Practical Anatomy. IO "
fDiploma-in Medicine 81 w
Diploma IN acy......................". 10 "
Board and lodging can he as cheaply procured
10 New Orleans as amy large city in this country
D. WARREN BRlCKELL, NJ. D., Dean,
lS5 Cnrondelet Street, New Orleans.
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Sherif's Sale.

pDY virtue of Writ of FL Fa. TO me directed,
I'D will proceed to sell Mt Edseield G. H., on
the first Monday in October next, The following
property, in the following eases, to Wit:
James II. Ross vs.. Willis Ross The Same VS..
The Same, One Tract Of Land containing Four
Hundred an Fifty Acres, more or less. adjoining
Lands of Rolin Rhodes, B. A. Ross and others.
ALSO
will also sell in the same cases, on Saturday
the 22d September inst, ut the resi- lence of the
Defendant, Willis Ross, SIN HEAD OF HOR-
SES, TEN HEAD OF CATTLE, 0tIE WAGON,
TWENTY HEAD OF HOGS, HOUSEHOLD und
KITCHEN FURNITURE, DC.
Terms Cash.
w. SPIRES, S. E. D.
Sept ste s6
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COMPROMISE !!

FUHHE Undersigned will, for the next ninety
L days, hold themselves ready to Compromise
with their. debtors All those indebted nre earn
estly requested to come forward and arail them
selves of this SfTer. The terms will be accommo-
dating and satisfactory. One of the Firm can be
found at the Masonic Building, Liberty Hill, S.
c., at sll hours of the day.
LANIER & LEWIS.
Aug-2S 1m# 35
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To NV Debtors.

VHyHIs is to inform ALL MY DEBTORS, that
Il if they will come forward and pay me their
Notes. and Accounts, that I will lose half the
amount due on snid Accoupts and Notes, together
with all the interest thereon. know that tho
people ara oppressed, and cannot pay oil their
Indebtedness. Ny Creditors exact from me every
cent owe them, with interest added. expect
no quarters from them. But L will be more
generous 10 my Debtors than my Creditors are to
ne, if they will come forward and settle between
this and tae first of November nezt.
II. A. GRAY.
Eont 90 If 25
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EXECUTORS Notice

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Ohm
N QUATTLEBAUM, decd, will please make
immediate payment, and all persons having de-
mands sgainst the said Estate are requested to
present them, duly attestel to the undersigned at
the late residence of the deceased, on or before
the 30th day of January 1867 ,|as there will be
final settlement ofthe Estate on that day.
SIMEON COGBURN, Ex'or.
Jan 80 II
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StraYed.

ar were taken By some one. from this Village,
" on Sale day last TWO POINTER DOGS
one straw colorcd and answered to the name Of
Beppo the other white, with a few dark brown
spots, and answers to the name of Pluto. Any
information left at this Office concerning said
Dogs will be duly appreciated.
Sent IL II IS
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Notice.

A PPLICATI0N will be made at The regular
IN Session Of the Legislature toCbarter branch
Road from Edgeield c. II. to intersect the Colum-
bia Augusta Railroad at the most accessible
point, for the purpose of running CARS thereon,
either by Steam or Horse Power.
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Strayed

T5ROM Graniteville on the Ath, n bay MARE
E MULE, medium aiEe, s years old, reached
name and tail. No particular marks reeolteo'ed
with the exception of one on back made oy cart
saddle. 80; Il. =
said Mule TO ME at Granitcville.
'AN - 49, ' RICHARD BERRY.
Sept l8 Is ID
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Notice.

A PPLICATIoN will be made to the next Ses-
"A sion of the Legislature to discontinue the
Aiken Roal from Holmes Tavern via Sisgler's
Mill toAdkerson's fence and to open ind straight
en- the old Aiken Road from Holmes Tavern via
Addison's (now Lucas) Mill to Kandals, the Pub
lie Aiken Road.
Sept 3m IS
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To tIIe Public.

YEyHE Subscriber announces that be has opened
Il the STABLES connected with the Planters
Hotel, and will take especial care of all HORSES
that may DO sent to his Stables. Terms reasona-
bic. s. J. McCONKEY.
SePs1S q 30
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LAND FOR. SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale .sssassa,asa,,
IL his VALUABLE PINEY ESSSHS
WOODS PLANTATION, con- eFSsSSSyas
tanning Six Hundred and Sew essSses1s
en- Acres, situated on Horse Greek, about three
miles above Vaucluse, and wisssiu one mile Of the
route of the Columbia & Augusta Rail Road-.-
Said place is well wa;cred, has on it IL good Mill
site with stone dam already built, is well adapted
to the growth of Corn, Cotton, Potatoes Peas,
and small Grain viii produce from 500 to 1000
pounds per acre; has comfortable Dwelling and
other necessary out buildings, and is convenient
to The markets of Aiken, Graniterille and Au-
gusta.
Those wishing to purchase are requested to call
on Mr.. JAMES DAY, on the .premiseg, and exam
inc the present crop, and then call and see me.
Terms accommodating
ELBERT POSEY.
Aug IS 2mA 35
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Sherif's Sale.

FpY Virtue Of sundrry writs Of Fl. Fa., to. me
ED directed, / will proceed to -aeligon> the 6rst
Monday in,october next ii Edgeheld e: a., tho
following property, in the following cases, Eiz:
Waldoi& Addison va. Rubt g. Lamar, Thomas
G. Lamar and Thos. W. Rhahey, One, Tract Of
Land containing One Hundred Acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of L. Churchill. VIM. Hill
and others,-stuated near the Town Of Hamburg,
and levied on as the property Of the Defendant
Robt. G. Lamar.
J.J. Kennedy VS. A. G. Nagle, Sr., One Tract
Of Land containing Fifty Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Thos. Sealy, Mrs. Mary La
mar and others, situated near the Town Of Ham
burg.
Terms Cash.
wa. SPIRES, S. E. D.
Sheriff S Office, Sept ) St Sc
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Notice.
Estate Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of j. P.
IA BATES, deceased, are requested to pay the
same as ioarly MS possible. Those having Claims
against the said Estate are notified to renderthem
in to the, undersigned, properly Infested.
LUCY J. BATES, Ad'ix.
July 30 lot = 81
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State Of South. Carolina


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
q.,- IN EQUITY.
MN. Padgett and B. T.
Jennings, Adm'ors.
a. D. Bryap, Elk z'tors :ElilJ8 al 81
Stone, ct AZ. sN * "a "
T9Y .yirtne of an Order Of ihc Court in this
Id cause, / will sell at Edgefeld c. H., on Mon
day, the let day of October next, the REAL ES-
TATE Of W. 1. STONE, decd, described in The
pleadsngs, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Five Hun
dred md Twenty Eight Acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands of the Estate of Dr.. e. Bland, Geo.
Bland, Mrs E. Holmes, j. c., Smyly and others.
Sold on credit Of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, except as to costs Of suit which
must'be paid in Cash. Purchaser TO give Bond
with ample Sureties, and Mortgage of the prem
ises to secure tho purchase money. Titles extro.
q. W. cARWTLE, eE.E.D.
Sept. 4, 1886 st ,ts lSS6.
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State of South Carolina,
~ nYCnnrnn

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
TpY W. F. DURIsoE, ESQ.,, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Patrick J. and Edward P. Coleman
have applied to me for Letters administration,
on all and singular the goods and chattels
rights and credits of John Coleman, latc of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and sin gular thekindred and creditors ofthe said
deceased, to be andappcarbefore me, n t our next
Ordinary's Courtfor tho said Dstrict,t to be holden
at Edgefeld Court House, on the oath day Of
Sept inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day
of Sept. in the year Of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-six, and in the
ninetyGrst yesrofthe sovereignty and Indepen-
dence Of the United States of America.
W. F. DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
Sept II 2t 3S
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Safe of South Carolina,

EDOHT lI1DD DID DIItIO1j
IN EQUITY.
zcdekiah Watkins, Admir-, Bill for sale of Land
John F. Clark, ct. al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that John +.
4 Clark and John B. Vance, two of the Defen-
dants in this cause, reside beyond the limits of
the State, On motion by Mr. JONES, Sol. for Com
plainant, 1t is Ordered that they plead, answer
or demur to the hill within three months from the
publication of this order, or on default thereof,
that a decree pro confessa he rendered against
them q. w. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Sept. 7, 1866 3m 81
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@-We have been authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. -YANCEY DEAN to an
nounce him Candidate for Clerk Of tho Court
of Common Pleas for Edgcfeld District Mt the
next election.
June 20 to 27
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GEO. ROBINSON
-. WITH .-e;
FLEMING & ROWLAND,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Groceries

H9HE Subscribers invite the attention Of the
public generaRy and Planters in particular, to
their Stock of GROCERIES, consisting inpart'
Of
GUNNY and HEMP BAGGING;
ROPE of all kinds
BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS;
MOLASSES in Hhds. and Bb!s.
A 3 and C SUGARS-R, fined;
CRUSHED AID POWDERED SUGARS;
SUGARS of Tow grade;
GOOD and PRIME COFFEE;
Super6ne Family and Extra Family FLOUR
WHITE and YELLOW CORN;
CORN MEAL;
FRESH BEAT RICE;
SALT, IRON, NAILS;
GRINST0NES, NOVA SCOTIA GRITs;
RICHMOND FACTORY osNABURGs;
" e. STRIPES;
=. q, KERSEYS;
Plainnn Twil!ed.
ger We are prepared 20 sell Goods Low eor
| Cash OF on Short Draft.
FLEMING s. ROWLAND.
Augusta, Sept Il 3mss
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1SMPrRE
SEWING MACHINE co.

FrIhCIpaI OMCe, OI6 br0auWay,
NEW YORK.
NREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing Ma
VI chino. Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion
Sewing Machine. 1t is rendered shoiseless in ac-
tion. It's motion being all positive, it is not liza
bio to get out OF order. It is the bes: Family
Machine Notice is called to our new and Im-
proved Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted, to whom
liberal discount will be given. No -copsign-
ments made.
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE co.
AugS lyHaP 80
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state south Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, - -.
IN EQU7TYIsa - - NJ Il &

Catharine Holmes, ct. al,
W.F. Prescott and W. l..
-Holmee, Adm'ors, et al.
DYVirtne Of an Order of the Court in this case,
ID ISRill,sSil at Edgeaold Court House, on Mon
day tia 1ssday az October next, the REAL ES-
TATE;6fs Cof.WYATT HOLMES, decd, to wit:
.sTRAcTANG. 1, Containing Three Z undred
and Ffty-fvs Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of P. Thurmond and other lands Of the Estate OF
Wyatt Holmes, deed.
TRACT NO. 2, Containing Two Hundred and
Eleven Acres, more. or less, adjoining lands OF >.
N. Clark, Thurmond and others.
TRACT NO. 3, Containing One Hundred and
Forty.Six Acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF
]. NJ. Clark. and -other lands sof thessEstats cS
Z TRACING d; contaihing cCsa af f~os Kindred and
Fifty-Two Acres, more or less, adjoining lands J.
| N. Clark, Mrs. Ann Collins, st d.
NS ssss Isss
Of Pardue, J. N. Clark and others.
TRACT NO. 6, Continuing One Hundred and
Eighty Acres, more or lees, adjoining lands of the
Estate: Lewis Glanton, Mrs. Ann Collins and
sTRAeyNo 7, Containing Two Hundred and
ThirtyEigtt Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
tofMts.Anh Collins and other lands OF tie Estate
of Wyatt Holmes.
TRACT No. 8, Containing Two Hundred and
Seventy Five Acres more orless, adjoining lands
Of Tandys Buck haltsss Mrs 81 Bsansoi, et.ais !
| = TRACT N0s9 O.; Containing -Four Hundred and
Twsnty-seven Acres, more or loss, adjoining
! lands.of Mrs. S. Brunson, James Collins, Estate
t of Glanton, and othsrsI *S4t f:s1sssSSkss u
T. TRAcTasE9. 10, Known as the MERRI-
WETHER TRACT containing Twenty One Acres,
moro or less, adjoining lands Of F. W.. Burt, -Es,
ttnte,of Grafton aud othsfs. q z :-sg = !
~ lN> Plats 'ofthe LandJ cen be seen at the
Commissioners Office.
Sold onn credit of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, except 20 much thereof as will
be necessary td pay thecost of this =, which
tinnust;i6e paid inscash. Purchasers will be re-
fquired,o. give Bond dW ample personal sureties,
banda Mortgage Of the promises t0secure the pur-
chase money, and pay for titles extra.
2. W. CARWILE, CE.E.D.
:. Sept. 4, Ts5t ses !
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
lS be made to tho Legislature at its next sitting
to have the Estate of NOEL ETHEkEDGE dec d, :,
liable to escheat, vested in his mother NELLY
PARTA1N, and his brother, JACOB ETuEREnaE.
Aug's 2s 3m 35
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Notice..

vVyHE Subscriber, for the convenience of his old
Il Friends and Customers, has placed his
NOTES and ACCOUNTS in the hands of J. L.
ADDISON, Esqr., who will please settle the same
with as little inconvenience to them as possible.
JOHN N. CLARK.
Sept. II 4t 81
GbOn A M0NTH!-AGENTs wanted for
qpCV sic entirely ne,o articles just out. Ad-
dress 0. T. CAREY City Building, Biddleford,
Me. Juno 6 sw1y q
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Bagging, Rope, Salt, Flour, &c.
sDCU Bushels WHITE CORN.
1000 Bushels YELLOW CORN and MIXED;
25 Bales heavy GUNNY CLOTH;
I20 Coils bost GREEN LEAF ROPE;
so Half Coils
500 Lbs best TWINE;
500 Sack Liverpool SALT;
.100Bbls Extra Family FLOUR;
100 Bbls Clarified Sugar;
40 Bbl, p. R. SUGAR;
80 Bags choice RIO COFFEE;
GO Bbls Muscovado MOLAsSES;
Long experience in business, and our facilities
for the purchase Of Goods, warrant us in saying
that wo FURNISH GROCERIES AS Low AS
ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY, and of as GOOD
QUALITY as can be elsewhere Obtained.
GA-Y Your orders are respectfully solicited, md
wo promiseour best efforts to render entire satis-
faction.
BAKER e. SHIELDS
Augusta, Aug. I'm 80,
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tn MAKE ilsSs LAy.-Thr South Caro-
lini;.n says, nright"r states that hog :
lard is tn. best thing that he can -isd H.
NIX wi;h The dough h. gives to his hen;
He SAYS u GU, "f ,his tal As bi!s as, Wal.
raj, will So; hen 10 laying Immediately
:.icr she his been setting, and that h,
feeding thenlt with tile fat occasionally
his hclls continued laying through Ike
u.hnla ,yintnr
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Gloves may be cleaned thus: Wrap a
fine cloth around your finger, dip it in
new milk ;. then rub on fine soap, and
rub the glove lightly. In all the above
operations, the glove must be on the hand.
The New York herald., 1866-02-14
NAVY BULLETIN.


DgrACuED-rgBKraHY G.
acting Master John g. Dutch frum steamer Misni0ns.
nah, and granted leave ~ absrnc~
Actng Ensirn W nzcr from duiy In nureau %
Nay gallon. aud ofiered ~ dgty Al fcsg1e Island IA
Tuf -tOOP.OB.vAR LkCEANAsst.
The Uultrd -tncs sl0sp ~ var Iarkawanna whsh has
ben refting several months pna ~ N. Navy Yard
b. gone into te dfy dosk receive c0ppcf sheaihlng
she VIII b. really 80 "a IN feS weeks
THE HTEAnrR ~ sOro.
Tie steamer ~ soso arrived ., TIE Bsookiyn Navy
Yard on Ihufsfay evening iafi from washington
vhenos she ~ rsIaif- fhs foiyuing - lst ~
irr ufBcsfs
f1p'ain--Rtn " Walker
Ltssleasny ssa asaAosraIohn A. Hgseii
Lt,t'eaana-4t,sOfge ". -1nlneF and John krsf
Acirg tfrg-iCtu = nrirs
lc'fag Erfgr-- Trssercs ioeks
grsid ktrfraf sHrg> o. Bsr ann kitfsf
Jag-grsr--tecfss Corhfa1
Sagsa oi--rhief Ceofxs y Hibtfi PIT Asllrfsnf,
Tl.odore y Cores ~ess,ud sstA1y. q q keebi eos
v Barringt0b. Thirc AssistA1ii. ttomaa csmp5eii
Irank Van hruut and " y Bailey
Bgfswosn.- -Cdaa Miller
susn.r--ftas farIeiiaw
kss-R. q Ianman
fayain'f fes.i-fbas Tttif
Iagm4acgf clsfk-Cso " if~s
The New York herald., 1866-02-14

AInASr, Feb. II, ises
rHg WV YORK wuAHyE. Axp stIir

AlnASr. Feb. is, isso.
rHg ksw yoRK wnAHyE. AsB
RemonstTanccs presented sgainst giving 70 the
owners or iessees OF whMyes and slips 10 New York
elusive of the same.
ri.oyr-oss yos rIy sArrrY rrssoSs PUBLIC
As-rNf L1oks
Mr. wnuH lrcpl OF ODondaca, Introduced bill 10 pro
vide for the safety of persons attending public assemblies
by making unlawful aud punishable by hns not eScsed
nz one thousand dollar any hail. theatre, opera
boase church, Hchoolhouse building o. any Kind Ia
any city Incorporated yiliag for the asaeinbagc of
people unless the n provided With ampio
tor tbs safe anf speedy egras u prrnons theron a IA
bcd D alarm
Hnfs
Incorporating the Fort Richmond and bergen Point
Ferry tOmpany
Amending the charter of the North Hampstead aud
flurhiHg Turnpike Company.
The New York herald., 1866-02-14
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Interesting Proceedings I'm the
Legislature.
Exciting Debate on the Health Bill In
the Assembly.
Refusal to Concur In the Senate Bill by
Vote Of "A to 69.
&c. &c. &c.
Our Special Albany Despatch.

our Special Albany Despatch.
Arnasr, Feb 10 1860.
HEALTH BILL
The great length Of the debate the Assembly the
Health bill to-day, and It's extended range viii
OF review in telegram. The speakers have held the
highest positions in the public forum and made their
most strenuous efforts Ia debate From the opening
of the session this morning, when the bill came up in
Committee OF the Whole, It's progress has grown In
warmth, brilliancy and ability every hour Al mid.
night continues unabaied In spirit. Cochrane speak
ing In reply Ltteohn The latter has replied 10 the
previous speech Of Tremain.
The speaker OF the Assembly took the floor late in tho
evening speak hour and half His remarks were
only partisan but he entered keenly and bitterly
upon tho differences between the factions Of his party
from the details Of tho late back 20 the Wads
worth campaign. He rehearsed every familiar point IN
the dispute the Weed and Greeley intess and
took the most open and aggressive views Of every point
Mr. Littleiohn had preceded him In hours ~ eci,
which pronounced here thc ablest he has made
The remarks of Parker and Pitts denouncng Weed and
conservatives opened up this family scolding and
their arguments turned the dirty linen Of the party
for general sanitary ventilation Cochrane s making
tho principal speech, In purely logical point Of View
OF course the abored and excited speech OF Treman
the feature OF the day 1t delivered In bis best
manner and the occasion will be rocoected marked
and brilliant In the annals OF legislative debate
The galleries have been crowded TO the ceilings, and
are nled at midnight. The crowd has oh
tined standing ROOM and pushed In upon the floor aud
passages OF the Assembly chamber While tho excite
OF the mcmbcrs has communicated iiself 10 the
audience the general aspect OF the House has been
derly and entirely temperate.
The debate has been biiter and exciting, but no way
violent Tho substitute the Senate bill for that
OF the Assembly committee put at twelve ociock
tonigb precisely the vote standing forty -four 70 ssty
nine which oycrrdes the Senate bill and lndieaios the
speedy passage OF the Assembly bin
the
Tremain intmaicd in his speech the deterpinaiion
OF the republicans an the place of Police Commis
sioncr McMurny by Union party man. Gcnrrr D"vn
Is now understood have tho support of The conser
for the vacancy. they cannot rally thrf men
McAunay The radicals will nains Benz v. baherrc
who WINS the succcssful candidate staie ssnaipr
against McMurrsy and who onicatsd provost marshal
In the district where the draft riots broke cut
The New York herald., 1866-02-14
ARMY BULLETIN.
MIrhIEHED OFT.

MUSTERED orr.
Captains freeman II. Durril, Rufus X. Edssrds vii
Baun Jones and Francis Dewitt Commlssanes u sub
Msieuce " Volunteers.
captain and Brcvet MAJOR Daniel J. Hart, Communicative
Of subsistence OF NOlunfecrA
EUsPgNDHD.
Second Lieutenant George Hanooct one Hundred AMI
Third United states coorei bfautry, for slx months
With sioppage " all pay aud allowances during such
penron. aud ~ remain with bis regiment
The New York herald., 1866-02-14

THR NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Freedmen'S Bureau Bill Said to Have
Been Sent to the President.
RumOred Division in the
Cabinet.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-.
Revival in the House Of Last Sessions
Monroe Doctrine Manifesto.
Our Republic Must Not Permit the Establish
ment Of Imperialism in Mexico.
Propositions to Admit the Ar
kansas Delegation.
--~~~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~~~
Xhe Resolution Laid on the Table by
. Vote Of 70 to 70.
-~~S>~~>~-~-~-~~>~~~~~-~
The Military Peace Establishment Bill
Again Reported in the Senate.
~>~-~~>~~~~~~~-O~~~
Debate On the Representation C0nsti-
tutional Amendment.
Another Proposed Amendment
to the Constitution.
&c. &c. DC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-28
Distributions

We would call attention to the opinion Of one
the leading papers of Canada on this subject ~
Mo>t of our reader have no dnnnt read eornc of
the numerous advertisements OF tit Enterprises
tin Concerts &c, WHICH appear from time to time
in the public prints, offering most tempting bar
gains TO those who will patronizc them. In most
rnscs these are genuine humbugs, Iut therv ar 4
lew respectable firms who do business in this man.
ncr, and they do II "a means of increasing their
wholesale business, and not Ia make money From
snch firms. IL is true handsome aud valuable arti.
Ccs are procured for a very small sum, and VIVA.
i-norc important no one is ever cheated. Every
pcrs gets good value for his dollar: because a.
have stated. IL Is intended tn act rs an atsrr-
Iisrment to increase their ordinary business.
We have seen numbers nj prizes sen: out in this
way by SHERMAN, WATSON u COMPANY. of Mas
saul Street. n. ". and there is doubt that some
oi the articles are worth eight ten times the mon
ly paid for them, while we have not or heard
of single article which not fully worth the
dollar which II cost. But this is only one OF the
exceptions Of this rne, for general thing 81
parties engaged in this business are nothing bat
ever swiudlcrs. (Sdt Hroag Eeadr. Montreal {. l..
~. 1873. cow %.