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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-17

EsSt@te EIeSt1c O..
A LII persons having demands against the
- Estate of Drewry GOA, deceased, will
render in the same. properly authenticated
to the undo signed ut his Office in Winns-
boro. Ii. A, GAlLLARD. 5dm'r
nov 16 -t0x3 aud G. Il. Ed.
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A new cotton factory has been star-
ed at Prattvillo. fourteen miles from
Montgomery, Ala, which gives employ
ment to $50 persons. A mile beyond
is another mill, the machinery for which
sas just been received from England
At Atangavillca wenty. miles from
Montgomery, preparations are being
made to resume work in factory al
ready bmilt. These factories will give
en,povinrn' l." 200 operatives. There
is prospect that other mills will be
ercctcd'in the same locality.
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sExILEs. "a late letter from Mexico
gives the following Information concern.
ing exCrnfederates in MeXico
Among the ex-C -Conederates still re-.
manning IN this country may be mention.
cd Ex-Governor Thomas c. Reynolds, of
Missouri, who is engaged in the practice
of law, and as he speaks no less than
four different languages, the Governor
is driving a very thrifty business. He
has also recently received the appoint,
ment of General Inspector of the Mexico
and Chalco railroad representing the
interest Of the Government in the same.
General Joe. Shelby, of Missouri, has
Just arrived in this city. He is at pres
rnt engaged in transportation between
Vera Cruz and the capital. Major Gen
j. B..Magruler is also here and says
Tell my friends that am still proud as
Lucifcr, and dcfying misfortune The
Generals family is also here with him.
Major Lawrence, Of Missoari, and Major
Edwards nf the same State, and Major
George w. Clarke of Texas, are all
here, none of them are getting decidedly y
rich, they are all making comfortable
living and have great expectations.
Generals Hindman and Slaughter are at
Orizaba, N. o. Green, Esq, and Con.
PRICE, and Judge Perkins, ard Gov.
Harris are at Cordova."
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-MURDERE' s LYHoHED IN SoUTH
CA"oLINA.-BranchviHc, s. O., Norem
her l2.-Tho negroes who killed Mrs.
Garvin and dangh'er,l near Ofangrburg'
were hung on Saturday Ivy tha citizens.
The freedmen were So incenscd against
tn" perpetrators Of the outrage thatthey
wanted :" b'rn the mnrdercrS, bnt were
prevented hy the whites.
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DEcLINED.-Wo regret to learn that Hon.
D. Wyatt Aiken, who was appointed by tho
Governor, as the State Agent for the pur-
chase of corn for the poor of South Carolina,
has declined tho appointment in consc.
quence of what he and other prudent husi-
ness men believe to be an impossibility i'm.
posed by the resolution of the Legislature,
namely That each dollar of the bonds is
sued should be equivalent to every hushcl
of corn laid down in Charleston or Colum-
bia. An extensive correspondence with
grain merchants, producers, has demonstra-
ted that corn cannot be bought and deliver.
cd within tho terms specified by the Legis-
lnturc and the Commissioners has wisely
lett the matter to he further considered by
the body of which he is member,
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TIE PENITENrIARY.- The Commits:
sioncrs Of this insatutioh1,het last even.
ing to receive the report and consider
the plans Of Major Lee, the engineer
in chief who has just returned from a
thorough and critical examination of the
prisons at the North. Ne learn that
the contracts for tile work will he
awarded promptly and the erection of
the cells commenced at once.
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nov 17-1aw4w

-EE9GaGe NoGice.
A LII persons having claims against the
"A Estate of j. 7. ,Iluichison, deceased,
will render in the same properly authenti-
Gated to the undersigned ut Els Office in
Winnsboro. Ill. a. GAILLARD, ~
nov l6-t0x3 Admir- and G.. Il. L. D..
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Hon D. w. Middleton, Clerk Of the
Snpr"me Court Of the United State 8
gives notice that at the ensuing Decem.
ber term, the general causes brought
into this conrt by wrns Of error or ap
peal from the circuit and district courts
for the several districts within the States
declared to be in rebellion by the procla-
matoin ofthe President Of tho United
States, dated August l6, 1861. will be
called and disposed of under The rules,
and IN regular order as they may stand
upon the docket.
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II is confidently stated Tint, under
til" auspices ofFrance. negotiations are
pow pending between the Pop" and the
Patriarch OF Cunsannnoplc for lhc union
OF the Greek and Catholic Churches.
THIS movement is looked upon with
great interest in Europe, from the i'm.
portant inaurnc" it may have upon the
settlement Of the Eastern question"
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AMNEsTY.--The Turkish Sultan. n dcspot
who acknowledges the Mahomedan fnth.
hns issued n decree in which nlnuesiv v has
been offered to the Cretan insurgents. These
men are Mt the mercy ofTurkcy. and might,
If the Sultan choose to do so, be sent % the
executioner and their places DO easily sup
piled, so that in their death tho country
would suffer but little loss. The Sultan is
what The Christians of the Puritan faith,
who live in the New England States, would
call worsethan heather. He hns not rs
good on idea of the truths of the Christian
religion as the most ignorant Of the negroes
Mt the South yet. with MI this, he possesses
tho Christian virtues charity mercy
humanity -magnanimity. and exercises
them towards his ignorant heather subjects.
Look on that picture--now on this In
All enlightened country. where Christianity
is the only religion, and where party
formed on n platform Of great moral ideas
is sdnpower, n man charged with the crime
| of having led M insurrcction, and whose
trial has been refused, though asked for
ever so many times, is held in prison; still
there is no voice lifted by any ono Of the
leaders ofthc party ofgreat moral ideas
asking for release. Christians though they
pretend to be, yet they permit follower of
The Prophet to excel them in the simplest of
all human virtues Wilmington Dispatch
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TAKE CARE, OR YoU'LI. GET Slfor |!
Our friend, John Wilson, ESQ, has
invented Gun, for the detection and
destruction Of burglars, which far sur
passes any thing we have ever before
seen or heard Of. It is so constructed,
that let the burglar enter the house
wherever he may, and go in Whatever
direction he may, it is impossible for
him to do otherwise than shoot himself.
Mr.. Wilson will, we suppose, at an ear.
~ day, get patent for his invention. n
most perfect safe guard against burglary
better than half dozen Peni,en,iari"s.
1t will paw you to call at Mr.. vii.
sons office and examine this wonderful
anderson Appeal
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DROPosALs FOB MEAT.

Office DEPoT CosMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, I
WAsHING TON. ID. C.. Septe mber s, 1856
Sealed Proposals. of the form furnished by the
nndersignsd, will be received. in duplicate, until
for all the Fresh Beef and Mutton REQUIRED 70,
the use OF the troops. and all the Cofnea Beef Tor
sale or issue At the following places. VIZ Wash
lngton, ID O., Alexandria. Va, Fert W ashiu atou
Md, Fort Foote, Md Fort whipple. Va, and the
99SeInment Earns, St Mary County, Md.
Beef required for sales TO o0cers supplied from the
Washington Depot. This Beef will be OF the fpest
quality, Of select parts, both from the hind.
quarters and the rfbs OF the fore-Quarters.
All the meat will be subject to Q rigid inspec-
ton; to be OF excellent marketable quality and In
Quired for the troops Of equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarters. necks. shanks, and kidney
tallow not received.
In all cases, If the meat is not satisfactory mr.
chases In the open market will be made at the ex-
ptBse of the contractor.
meat at the store houses at the places nemed
where he will distribute II in such quantities. and
at such times, as an officer of the Subsistence De-
paytment may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for supnly-
Ing each or any number of the abovenamed pIaces
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the
Payment TO be made At this Office monthly, for
al meat purch 9sed. except that delivered al the
Government Farms which will be paid for BY the
Acting Commissary OF Subsistence at that place
All questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled By the officer of the Subsistence De
partnent receiving the meat.
The contract will be made for six months from
the let day OF October. 1855. such period the
Cemmissary Genera may determine.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals far at
- and addressed 10 the undersigned.
Tde
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COvERSMENT HOsPITAL FOB THE IN

eT. ELIZABETH. d. G August %, lsss
Stone hasoDs are invited to Immediately m. Ike
sealed proposals., addressed to the superinte
OF the hospital stating at what price per perch of
twenf, ye Isl cubic feet estimating only the ac.
tual old contents OF the wall laid, they will lay
the vail enclosing the grounds OF the Hospital, lie
the same manner ana Of the sane sort Of materials
that may now be ssen In unfinished portion OF
the wall on the public road The work dome in
each month will be measured at the end Of the
month. at the expense Of the United States, By an
experienced sworn neasurer. probably BIZ Mr.
John Hardness and inmediAtely settled for in
accordance with such measurement. The work will
be overlooked as 1t DR. egresses 10y an experienced
maon u the employment OF the hospital. Materials
for scaffoidiDg. a. well as stone lime. cement and
sand, viii be Furnished on the ground, and water
can earl be obtained by the contr actor or CEN
TRAITORS from good well very near the wall
Proposals Will be received both from master ma
sons who intend TO employ others to do the wark
and from individual masons Who intend TO hire
only lsborers and do the mechanical part Of the
work themselves
The Superintendent Of the Hospital distinctly
reserves the right to reject all eders under this
advertisement that he does not deem Cd ambiguous
to the Government, and also at aay time to stop
any portion of the work that 10 not being done ac-
col ding to the agreement. an % dot
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SO,
. PER CENT. FIRST.CLASS Nopr
GAGE BONDS.
100000 SOLD.

sa0o,0O0 SOLD.
! BE NORTH MISSOURI r. r. 90. HAsau-
fborized ne to sell their nrst Mortgage Der ces,
shirfJ years Boods The whole amount .. $500.
Wv. oeeons pASsnie on the lst days Of JasuAry
and July OF each year, in New York
Heferrir Q to our advertisement Of August. hav
,oe so'o ue nnt nail million Of thee desirable
bobds, ne have advanced the pri,e 10
110BTY-FIvE CENTS.
NJ which they stand pnrsvslled. a tia h.....,
nrsf-eises sec ority In the msrket.
seIn JAZZ COOKE q 90.
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7-d5t G. BELL, @, 10. s
DPePOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE.

ACGCsT "a, 1856
Affairs. WashIneten: D. G., uutil twelve O'Clock
noon OF sEPTEMBFR "a, l556, fer Subsistence
for the wichitss and other affiliated bands of
Indians In the Leased District, - Indian Terri.
tory
The bids will be at SO much per ration, Is fol-
! pound of Fresh Beef
q ofa pound Of Flour, or, in lieu of Flour
pint OF Corn, Flour and Corn to be isesed al
teTnstelyD
quarts Of Salt per 100 rations
To be delivered at such points within the Leased
District" as may be desig grated by the agent sta
tfoned there; and all articles ts be inspected by
said agent.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
bids and. IL contract 10 entered into, the right
Will be reserved to termi nate the same on thirty
1871.
Proposals will also be received, 1t the same tme
and place, for rtmsving: at so much per head,
leo more or less, Of Wichitas and other anil ated
bands, from their prese agency. IN Butler coun-
~ X aneas, to their former homes in the " Leased
District" distance of about 20 miles; such re
movai to include the subsistence Of the said In
dams while being renewed
an % laWtd d COOLEY Cocnvyss;o>..
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He MUST HAVE COMMITTED Sr1crnr
snort time ago, n man up at Magnolia put
some tar on his pantaloons, and immediately
sat down upon the back of a mule, which be-
Ionged 10 somebody else. The CONSEQUENCE
was, that when he lett Magnolia the mule
stuck TO him. The people up there called IL
'stsallng mule" and arrested him. Thus
d was discovered that the prisoner had left his
quarters. He was found, a few hours after
ward, dead, underneath the projecting limb of
a free, and marks OF rope Were plainly visible
around MS neck. so says n private telegram
II Is supposed that after hanging himself he
took the rope from his neck and hid il some
where.-N. U. PicGyune.
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DRUNK AS TO TnE LKGs.-Robert Wilson
WIS orought before Justice Miliiken last Sat
uIday, charged with intoxicariou He
plraGed "naif guilty" stating .hat he could
Grlnk good deal. and Oe perfectly sensible
HIS head always remained clear, cut his knees
went on too freely, and he became drunk be-
low his hips.
The officer found him on a door -step at anv
early hour in the morning Leaning back q
Little. he was striking at his legs, and was
abusing them in the fercest manner for their
base and contemplate conouet
Il have lived with yon now for nearly thirty
years; have fed you and clothed you; have
got you good, nice pantaloons, and comforta-
bic drawers. And now, at this hIur OF the
night, when u Is wet, and want to go home
You go back on me, and leave me in this place.
NOW, aren't you ashamed of yourselyes-a
pretty pair that you arel From this time on,
m going 10 treat You differently 1 believe
VI o+gln now, confound you-you shall have
wettiug."
With that he began TO take of his pantaloons
nut The scandaliZed officer arrested him He
was fined %, and departed, murmuring VEN
geance against his extremities.-CAicd1o Re.
publican.
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nRPHANS' COURT. Sept. LIST. lSS5-DsrRIcY
" OF CoLrMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ts-ru:
In the case OF Elizabeth Meem, administratrix af
John 7. Meem, deceased, the adm nistratrir
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or.
phaDs' Court OF Washington county aforesaid,
settlement and distribution of the personal estate
of said deceased, and Of the assets hand as far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors aud heirs
OF .aid deceased are petifsd to attend, with their
claims properly vouched. or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds
estate; provided copy Of this order be published
previous to the said day.
Test: Il. 9. ROBBINS,
sc S-law3w< Register Of Willis,
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Il A writer at the CRAB Orchard Springs.
hentueky, gives the following: Passing the
attracted 20 a rather corpulent Young lady. Wis
lung the springs for her health She was
sealed al the piano and singing, ..Do they miss
me a, nome. thought they did, abo az meal
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County. in the District of Columbia
letters testamentary on the personal es-
tate. Of Mary. Ryan. late of Warrington, d. c.,
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereef to the subscriber,
on or before the 9Th day of August next: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
Given under nv hand this 9TH day Of August
1856 PATRICK ODONNO6HUE,
au 6-lawSwr Executor.
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.URE OLD PORT WINE

Ihave received from the private stock OF a well.
and nrst quality PORT WINE. "Alte Douro
1857"
and its eiects upon persons suffering with All,
mepts incident to the season have been very bene-
fetal.
and can be relied on In every PARTICULAR.
N W. BUROHELL,
corner 18th and y streets,
- vndAr Rhhiff HousA
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RELIGIOUS TESTS IN RUssIA-It is an
noGnced In a letter from st. Petersburg that
an lInperlal ukase has Just been issued, aboI-
lshIng all punishments heretofore inflicted
npon persons for renodncing the Greek
Church, the State religion of Russia Tins
reform is regarded as almost as great a step in
IN advanced civilization as the recent abolition
OF serfdom, and il speaks well for the enlight
ened policy OF the Emperor Alexander
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~ During the cholera panic in a certain
western city timid gentleman met a bluff.
hurly doctor, who Is more noted for the force
man me poiisn OF his language, wheR the fol-
lowing colloquy en.ued: doctor what shan
take Ior the cholerap "The cholerai Have
you got the cholsra!' "No." s.WeIl. take the
cholera hrst-" The gentleman not having
fOI = second
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IMPAIRMENT OF TaE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
ASH Ann ~

IN Oh. .,,.,o, MAsHISS Ton, Argqst 81. 1875.
ken. Illinois praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on re 2i't Ak Of
Tor seven years from the eSprstion Of
said patent, which takes place on the bat day Of
It 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the Sd day OF Deem.
ed to appear and snow cause If sny tnes are have. NO.
why said petition ought not to be granted A''
file oee their fIs to
set forth In writing at least t,cey days before the
II SoaGSs nsG q ss, party
once when VIM b iurni:h.d on % : o. the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon a tes-
timony must be filed in the office ircsny DAYS before
the gay OF bearing; the arguments, IL any, within
Ordered. also. that this -aotice BE- published in
the Republican AID the Intelligencer. Washing
once . week for three successive weeks: the
hrst OF said publications 20 be 1t least sixty days
previous 70 the day OF hsariTpso rHrAkER,
Commissioned OF Patents
and their t S: s 70 s
paper containing this notice. se7.law3w
NAPOLEOH D History OF JULIUeCHsAB,
- vpodoms "a. sir Morton Psto on the Hesoufees
81 q A%sso Prison LIE
Ei:si.tess t.sis essSss: BEES; isosPi,ns: q
70 TRANOK YLoR.
HINTs TOR TIE TABL1,. With 2 few words
9aryins nsSs Issy, illI.tI.ted; Me- L:.lieS
Nc l:ii 1s;;;s Uss.:, s
nIAfH, pEATH, DEAIH-To .loeehss, Bed
wss;r S k,i Sh1e ~ sfoks N, Si r..s g
sths1ieias, ks.s Is IsasoDaSIs Ifiess. NNu
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GERASEUM LEAvEs.-It is not general,v
known that the leaves Of the geraneufn are an
excellent application for cuts where the shin
~ Iuooed on, anoother wounds of that kind
One or two leaves must be bruised ana annI:s
on hnen 10 the part, and the wound iii ~
eftratised in a very short time-yisr r. " Oo
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III T. COFFEE MOSES BATES
COTTON FACTORS
GENERAL, C0MIMsIS s. MERCHANTS.
0Ew ORLEANs.
Strict attention given to the purchase and sale
Of Merchandise. Liberal advances made on Con-
0epmenn. my ID Il
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N EW vEk LINE.

n EW BIVEk LINE.
The fine Steamer wAwASET will EA&lN
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri oEzs7nEz
day morning at o'clock for CURRIOMAN. Re-
turning, will leave Curri. an At o'clsck Sunday
morning, arriving at Washington early that
evening.
She Will touch at all Landings for freight and
pssseI gers. which will he taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE RATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
General Superintendent p. r. CO.,
Seventh Street Wharf.
6-On TUESDAY, the 9th instant she will co,,
mepce TO make her semi. weekiy trips, leaving
MashinetoI on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
set-u JOHN VAN RISWICK.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsBISGTo June IS, 1886.
G 60 - -
Trains between WAsHIN0TON AND BALTI-
MOhE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST,
are now run a. follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave oaly, except Sunday. at 7:0). 100, and
IT'D .. m, and 2:<5, and 4: 50. and 500 D. m,
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
.. Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO .. m, aud
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:lo and Z 90 q. n. and at 2:45 and IS
Pm.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 90 and 80 .. m, and 40 p. m. No
trains to or from Annapo on Sunday.
FOR BSLTimoRK.
Leave at7:30 Q. m. and IS and 10 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave at7:30 a. m =, and 2:I6 and 500 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
o leave daily, except sunday. at 80 a. m, and
On Sunday at 500 p M only. connecting at Relay
Etanon With trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
THROUGH TTft6oksrs to the IVES. can b. h.d a.
the ashington Station Ticket Office at all hours
IN the day. as we'll as at the office of the Insu-
lsted Lines Telegraph Building, 476 18th street,
For New YORK, PbiisdsipSi.' and Bost.n, see
sdVertiesment Of Through Line
W. p. SMITH Master of transportation.
ID. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C ~ II GEO. b. kOONTZ. Agent, Washins ton.
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DROFOsALs For TOBACCO.

O@es DEPOT ConinIssary Of Subsistence.
WdshiNstoa, ID. C., September S. 1855
sealed Propose in duplicate, of the form far
nished By tho uDdersig ned win be received 1T this
once until II clock N. n THURSDAY, 10Th In
slant, for
ta,o0O) FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF To-
BACC0,
for the use Of the troop. supplied from this depot
near e possible In sinsle pound plugs, and OF a
quality not inferior to the grade COMMONLY called
Navy Plug" The boxes will be made of strong
substantial wood, we'll coopered, and each box To
contain nifty !S0I pounds net Tare TO be Carefully
ascertained by stripping . sufficient humber Of
boxes. The tobacco will be thoroughly ins pected
by an experienced expert, and Leue receiyed
which does not comply IN quality and weight with
the foregoing condition. In ali cases ii will he
purchased :. Tax paid. "
Samples will accompsny the proposals., and the
certificate OF the inspector selected By the under
els ned will be attached to each bill OF purchase
The name OF the contractor and da.e Of transfer
groee weight and tare, 20 be marked legibiy en-
each box; one bali 70 be delivered within thirty
day from the acceptance OF the bid, aad the re-
matDder before the 25th Of October next.
IL vi be received in this city at either Of the
following places, viz:
At the Government Warehouses, Sixth sire eft
wharf; At the Monumental Grounds, Fourteenth
street; or at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot
Payment to be made in such funds as may be on
hand for disbursement. upon the delivery of the
entire amount contT for.
sc SGT Major and C. q. II & A
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- A New Orleans dentist has been indicted
Ior administering chloroform to a lady before
drawing her tooth. from the effects of which
she died. She had previously had n great
dread of the article, bat was assn red by the
|uehtst that there was not the slightest danger
and reluctantly consented to use IT, The den :
tIst was q new hand and nnskilIfnl
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~ The gift OF 10 visibility was formerly he
Iieved 10 De procurdole by means of fern seed
but no peculiar power OF rendering people in >
visible resides specially in the seed OF fern
Pnt on any very seedy suit of clothes and
walk about IN the streets. You will very soon
hnd that your acquaintances will pass Won
without seeing you. -"