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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

The Paris correspondent Of the Liverpool
Daily Journal says; Tie visit of the Yankee
General Schofeld. TO Europe has been so
thoroughly aiAed that. we, have discoyeredeits
real motive, which isuothing less than the
,purchase Of one Of the islands in the Arohi-
pelago, named Speazi1, possessing every Ia.
cility for a marine depot, port and dock yard
,beneath-the American flag. The discovery
of this proposed arrangement with the Amer
ican eoserhmcntha giFeu,us'a terrible sur:
prise, as It is considcrclas as.realizatiou OF
the famous threat which atone Lime aps
peared like nothing but Yankee bombast. = y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
, dsIFSs . VIZ @ sH&-gtE :
BV DURIsQEs KEESE 3 co.

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They're heavy asmy dooss~..asS eye
Iaasys my lips, and tryte pay
My6s.st hasaosti its pssez;
Ny faith Is weak, and hopes LAST ray
ezs - : II sinking iowsr, lower: sr'srss'g
OIL sagsls, sSsepS the drifts sway 70
-ghey.te hssu 9. my door.
tn, l.np ], dimly fiekering, !, -,
- r.ass embers suldering Low Eiissrs; ~,
eSs "a .sTss silent tosris trickling--. = se.s
''ssta s,c lFhS thFob my ytemplas sos.s = ( y
'a'saSS Al mef what meagre pay; 49,
Zen when my task is Ger;
Esgg E4ngels, sweep the drifts svsD SSss
G2SsaA EThsyra heavy 1t my doorg ssS 8
,r4,si ). Thsre is a grave yard in NY hasrts ssy
Tn wandering 'nong tho tones;
Clients Of ds4d hopes attend mo here,
And oppgregatas glOons;
Toe dead leaves rustic as stray,
Pc- GUNNER days sro o'er;,s ~ 50
Oh! angels, sweep the drifts away,
TheyFs hsasy tiny door.
stand upon precipice,
AID cfos5ny eyea tothink .At94 -
A Jswnins chasm, lics below
~ lssaaias saa 6 0a Y y ; { ssEa sriet
sst@:sso hGkatgulf tha..basrnrnhofo;t spe9 !
Apv,Is. sveep tho drifts avay. fS.i /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

. = - II . NA
Love the Old.
"Yss,' s,'iosc' thcs aged Nbowbetore
.SasaTheEsSarablesfo esfoups!E .ssts5 80
- So soon to sock beyond the sky, =.
raAsshclter ffom,the stdrmz S
's'0g sAJ, love them-let thy silent heart. 81 (.
.517 s7e With reverence untold! ~ ..i's;i.a ~
go, As pilgrims. very near to heaYen,'y4i q !
~ ~ Regard and lore the old" -. t..s:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24


> seeSoss' OF SrN4ToKss PROVIDED. FoEr--Tha
Congressional dictionary Tesys Washington
,eotrespona aent, records that. 'es oro of Senator
Clark ,sof NsW Hampsliss,s is xiooekaeper of
the reporter's gallery ;thnta SEN Of Senator
,Cowanyis clerk bf Senator GoHah' Icemmit-
tee, at six dollars day for'dniag anothing;
thnt a som of ofssSenators Deolittle is. Similarly
fayore D.. likewis6. .asnh of Senatprs=Hp
a;tto;a.soaeAur Senator aDixoh tofr.Ssnator
II Foote.whilea nephew of. f.SenatorW Waaestands
souardsna oae of: the entrancssSd6orsst the
Shaulber Iof 81, ,2s0ra yeaE, Ande the apres-
isaro,is stiIl heavy upon the appointing power
in behalfoe the uucles,s aunts, iaeces and
grandmethers of other membetsnf thesAmcr-
:ioan House Of Lordsga ssSs@i %$;.sS
s.s Rs --AA-s.-s@>-4-a-2.-
. s<sa hs,fsSs6 The GraEest3 s.a
envy not such graves as takeup room,
3S : Mefoly with jet and pOrphyry; sincea tomb
- c:Adds no dcscrts wisdom, thou thing divine.
- Convert my humble. soul into thy shrine; ;
'''' Andlthsn this sbody, though y wants stone'
Shall dispiG u places MherO 'tIsssrOwn
= horn Honn,bI IL. :EE..:...Yestsrd niopaiag pieeman
Vail arrested q negro man, on Br4ad Street,
who Was attempting to self the cdrcase of q
faf fsgrr:sr, ttiab' GfSdsr thenams of snice fat
nSaf, tfnassa .katehea him S1yse Live mig
frsr md deadpdeg gwersr sans to's she aacsk up.
Minatwlto yon5hHy game,sroin ;Ist. istefribfe
40 think.ofs ofsitz=tAagassa 2wuseripts
a ssss SR SsssRsssss Y e VS. ,SsFeasS'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

/ p. Sis Bto5vnlow dead yit9 "a safitin.
his obituary, and thought ! would like to
have the sad event come OFF as soon. as pos.
sible. I.wish you would send nae a list Of
your members who voted for the resolution
declaring JEFF. Davis and Gen. Lee famous.
we are getting up bill in the. .Georgy Leg.
islster,s ssdecarin them infamous who voted
for e.reselution,: Fight the deyil. With fire
lis my motto. = ,<4 -=ssT> 0ls-1 iiss s 81.
.. = 90. - -. . -. :..sB. "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

s- Mrs. r. E. Lee iias S6id fisirr " fat1i, f hens
warrenton, to Dr. Drewrys '6f richmond, III $40:
bsr; ;tsro, saftt8htas6s aSttssEtthd tho
price es amas sa0Ep pei aufsjoF sss2aop for
The entire tract .atzscis Fagsss
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

;pRIDAL and OTHER PRESENTS.
IL JUoT EtCbIVEU
AT THE NEW JEWEbitY STORE.
Second Door from the Corner of ia bot ST.,
And offered at small advance.
Different styles Cold and ~ilve. Watches.
:>leeY buttons, Collar Buttons, ~tud>. Arinlets
necklaces. l;evolring, Jet, Tea Onyx, Coral,
and other Breast Pin and r.ar-rin IS.
Chatelaine Chains. Guard and Vest hal 8.
bod, silver, and Steel Sp c.lcles. Riding Glass
Coorcd = ecta les. Eye CLASSES.
A largeasso tmclt of Is Il at Engagement and
cddiug iuss. Diamond a2d other Finger
Rigs.
5OLtD 5 STERLING SILVER WARE,
SUGAR DISHES, CUES & GOBLETS
Soup. Grlyy aud Cream "a cs; Sugar, Pre-
serve aud Berry spoons; Table Dessert and
Tea spoons Plain. Threaded, shell, hose. and
other pate n Table aud Dessert Forks; Fish
hnives and Forks; Pie, cake, and Fruit
kuiveS.
Individual and other Salt Stands; Egg and COT
fee spoons.
Napkin nings, of new styles; Tea Strainers,
Porte-monnaies, &c.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY,
iepaired in the best manner, and warranted to
sive satisfaction. at reasonable rates.
" anted-l 0O0 ounces Oil Slver, for which
the hi CHEST cash price will be given bv
{. f. GREtAWOOD,
juno II Main street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07
A Young Wife Deserts an Old
-.- Husband

One Of the richest bits OF gossip which has
found its way to our sanctum for many day
,omes I'D to be recorded this afternoon. Few
If our citizens have forgotten fashionable
and extravagant wedding which occurred last
winter between wealthy January, and a
blooming, beautiful May setting Dame Rumor
IN in business for many weeks
The masculine partner of the ill-assorted
firm. was one of the most wealthy and respect
able citizens of Pittsburg, who having been
disappointed in several previous attempts to
secure permanent domestic felicity by the
death of as many wives, at length became
enamored of most bewitchiugly beautiful
Girl in tho lower walks of life, and wooed
and won hor. Nothing that extravaganza taste
could suggest, or ample means crafty, Was
denied the fair young bride, and the honey
moon was characterized bya lavish display of
costly robes, rare jewels, and gratfied am
bition.
She was the envy Of half tts manageable
ladies in town, and her wondrous beauty and
fascinating ways most efectually set all the
Young men by the cara. A brace of Iveried
Africans attended her every motion, eagerly
running devotionally to do her bidding
What more could very Venus want2
Winter wore away in parties and robes.
Spring doomed out in rides, roses, and laces,
and now, ere the summer is hardly begun, we
are called upon to chronicle the deRouenaent
Early this week, the bridegroom awoke one
morning to find himself
"Alone, alone; all, all aione."
The bird was not in the nest. All that
was left to remind him of the few brilliant
months during which she had gladdcned his
heart and drained his purse, were several
little bills" amounting to some three thou
sand dNlars, handed ia by tradcslnen from
whom She had purchased an elegant outfit
for her prospective journey, aud note, stat
ing that the trip of her fairy feet should
again echo through the halls, and her lovely
cuntenance illumine the mansion, provided
her Iege lord would settle upon her, in her
own right, the mere pittauce of $4,000 or
50.
We say nothing was left to remind him Of
her that was gone, because she bad prudently
spirited away all tie costly robes and dia-
money which was in the house. Whether
the bereaved husband will accede to her mod
est conditions, or pine in a solitude over the
checkered past, remains to be seen. Ii he re-
mains firm aud unrelenting, perhaps the tru-
ant spouse will circle back ere many months,
and disconsolate at his heartless conduct in
refusing to again take her under his protec-
ton, wall out in the language of the poet
SO, my lord,
Must then ave you? Must needs forego
80 good, 80 noble, anu so true master2'
hadeiphla Lvtnlng II Transcript
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Curing a somnambu,ist.

a gentleman of this city re. lated to lis a
few Gays since, his method Of curing a case
81 somnanlbulis in his family. About a
year ago, his little 500, a boy about six years
Of age, very suddenly took to night walking.
lie would get up from his bed III the middle
OF the night, go down stairs, take a cruise
about tne lower part Of the house, and would
generally awaken IN some fix that caused IL
great uproar, and obliged the gentleman to
get up, and after hunting the Voy up get
him back to bed again. Every experiment
WAS Tried to break the little fellow OF the bad
habit, but instead OF breaking, it increased
UPON BIN, 50 that almost every night he Was
Np. These night wanderngS told seriously
upon his health, and satisfied that something
must be doue to break the habit, the follow
Ing plan was pursued: A pail of water Was
placed over the door at the foot Of the stairs,
through which the boy passed, in such a man
her that when the door opened he received
Its contents over his shoulders. These night
baths would not be very agreeable, for they
would rouse the boy from his sleep, and set
him to bowling furiousy.
Every night for week the little fellow re-
gularly got his bath, and regularly tried it
again, but the eighth night the father was
aroused, found the boy out In the wOodshed,
dry as bone, but the water spilled as usual.
The next night he watched the door and
found that when the boy came down stars
ne had broom in his hand, aud approached
the door carefully, reaching out the handle
and opening the door sufficiently to let the
, water fall without wetting him, went on.
Inc next night two buckets were placed,
and when the boy came down in the same
manner as before, opened the door, spilled the
water and went on, it was only to receive the
Contents of the second bucket plump upon
bis little shoulders. 1t was a severe exper-
hent, and gave him cold, which nearly
proved fatal, but the result has been most
beneficial and for three months he has been
entirely broken of the habit, much to tho
qualification Of his parents and friends.
@ Milwaukee Wisconsin
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Gloucester during the past six months. Tie
average cost of these vessels is about $40 500
apiece; making the total amount $3.50 800,
adj to this the amount paid for secondhand
Schooners that have been bought ino the
district, and it foots up about half a million nj
dollars that have thus far been invested i'll
the vessel property in this town the present
year. Several other vessels are building or
have been contracted FIR, which will sw4ll the
humber to upward of fifty sail-the largest
number ever built in one season for this place.
ORDER RE1GNs IN WARsAw.-Gcneral
Granger has been sent by the President to
restore order in East Tennessee He has is
sued an order for all persons who have been
notified to leave the country, to report to him
for protection. Confederate soldiers ana
Southern sympathizers are the persons who
have been prosecuted and in some cases
killed, or ordered away on pain Of DEATH
General Granger has ordered this thing to
stop. He will protect the prescribed class
all classes, if an army is required for the pur-
pose.-[ Memphis Ledger.
HARD TO SATISFY see the friends of
Admiral Semines are not satisfied with having
elected him, but also want him to fill the du-
ties of his Office. Can't satisfy some people !!
Why, Mr.. 7Davis's family, not satisfied with
his having eggs, beef-steaks, etc., absolutely
wish him out Of prison.
BEAUTY OF THEPRoPosED TARIFF Clearly
the Rump Congress deems carpets all unneces-
sary and luxurious institution, save for
nabobs. Hence, on Brussels carpets the duty
proposed is first a special one per yard almost
equal tic the original price, and in addition
thereto an ad ualorem duty Of nearly one
hundred per cent. When we remember that
the whole carpet making business of this
country is in two or three hands, we cannot
but marvel how much such an item in such
bill would cost New York EV. Express.
The suicide season seems to have set In at
Hartford, Connecticut, no less than five cases
having occurred in that village in the space
of twenty-four hours One man poisoned
himself with strychnine, two others shot
| themselves and two women jumped into the
Connecticut River. The two last were rescued
before life was extinct, and saved.-N. Y
Ne,os.
MAD DoGs.-Yesterday morning, Rounds
man Walng killed mad dog in the yar(!
attached to the resIdencenf John II. johnson,
on E. between Sd and 4th streets. Officer
Clements killed another at the corner of r.
street and Delaware avenue, 1t 10 near about
time to enforce the law.-CStar,
Professor w. n. Pendletoa has been elected
President Of Bethany College.
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The Cholera,

Inc Lancet comments upon the remar ka-
Die phenomena which have lately been pre-
sented in connection with the cholera in Liver.
Po Il: Its clear importation from an infect
"a place; its frightful development under the
i,isanitary conditions Of crowded emigrant
sAp' its quick and rapid disappearance under
a better sanitary condition Of the affected;
lis limitation by isolation, the only parties at
lacked beyond the original group, who came
ifom an infected place, being those waiting
upon the sick in various ways. These phe-
nomena require no comment now. They in
'. " I'VE no particular theory of contagion; but
'ney involve the portability by persons or per-
s0hal luggage OF the cause OF cholera, and
arc full Of interest and Importance. They go
10 show that cholera may be carried into a
country, and may be stamped out OF it,"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

All space or time above the figures in this
table will be charged at the rate of - per square
month, it standing matter; SO if changesble.
NO yearly contracts except for space at ia
Bile rates will BE- made.
All contract advertisements payable on
presentation of the bill.
All transient advertisements cash.
5-Funeral an relig iJus notices fifty cents per
square an Insertion.
G.--AIl advertisements upon which no speciica
ton OF times ufinseI ton is made will be charged
at transient rates until ordered out.
7.-Couuactos will be confined to advertising
their legitimate business, and for ill other notices
will be charged ira silent rates.
8.-Alternate advertisements City cents per
square alter first Insertion, if transient; if con-
tracted for, thrae-iourths OF table rates will be
charged.
9.--Loca notices 20 cents per line for all over
ten lines. No notice this nature will be taken
for less than One Dollar.
10 All country orders to be ? ccompanied with
cash pr city endorSation.
GSse These terms have no reference to existing
contracts.
J. r. HATHAWAY,
Evening Day Book,
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BUSINESS C.iRDS.
TO THE PUBLIC,

The undersigned proprietors the Daily Pa
perS in this city, have agreed upon the following
Tariff ot Advertising Rates, from which no de-
Iiation will be made, to take effect on and after
June LIST, 1865.
Transfer, advertisements IS cents per square,
first Insertion, and 37I cents square for every
succeeding insertion.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

The colored people had a fair at Lynch
burg, at Masonic Hall, as we learn from the
republican, which passed off quietly, and to
'hs great delight Of the colored population.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

ATTENTION MERCHANTS.
TN addition to our large stock of
l Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
we have to-day received from factory
40 BOXES BRIGHT TOBACCO,
Among which will be found the celebrated 2.40
81 and, nd Jas. I omas's III Dorado.
AL o. so boxes OF III, fin. st los ever offered in
this or any other marker.
Our stock Is no complete, and we ask close
examination of all buyers in our line.
Call and see for vourselfat No 81 Maia street,
unGer Mechanics Hall.
iun39 HAMBURGER BROS.
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LUMBER! LUMBER ! (!

Do NIIJTIt LO-NI3I1I
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS
w sortment OF Y elbow Pine Lumber, on hand
hat can be found on either city. All sizes and
quantity OF hsart and IN srchantable Yellow and
Fitch Pine cat 10 order in the shOrts-t notice.
Also on hand, Shingles, Fpncin White Pine,
&C., &c. Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
aurlng the season. Persons would do well to ex
anime our stock oetere purchasing elsewhere.
Il. j. " w. NELLY,
iunl9 North street whArf, Portsmouth Va.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

STATE RIGHTs-Ihe Constitution afiirms
so distinctly the reserved rights OF The States.
that he who runs may reid aud understand
what they are. Ihe erapd attack on the
Federal supremacy Which was made Ivy South
ern seces ionisrn, has now its paralll In tire
attack Oh the reserved powers Of the States by
Northern radicasn. The latter is no less
iumical to the Union than the former The
seeessionists asserted the right Of a State to
resume all the powers it had granted to the
Union. II they had not been beaten the
Union would have been destroyed. the
radicals assert the right OF the Union to deprive
a State oil all its reserved powers. Ii they are
not beaten, the Union will be broken up
The radicals go farther, and insist that though
a State cannot withdraw from the Unon the
Union can expel State. Tne p.1acip les
involve and as ert the power of the government
to annihilate States; and they maintain, in
substance, that the Constitution itself can be
abolished, and the whole Union made iuto one
great State by vote oftwo-thirls OF Congress
and the Legislatures of three-tourths Of the
States.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

w B. SEAL Il CO.,
wv DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Window (hx
Perfumery, Dye Stutls, Garden Seeds ana / aI.eS
Articles, by Wholesale and Re all,
No. IL Main street,
Head OF Market Square, Nortrk, w.
Full supplies of Chemicals. fresh and c. re'uIly
selected. and all articles usually for SAL in 70
best establishments OF the kind.
very lowest prices. ma
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-07

LITERARY EXAMINATIONS The Washing
ton correspondent of the n. Y. Commercial
writes; 1.-The numerous pub lie schools OF
Washington City are now being exlnlnea. and
also the freedmen'S schools. a good story is
tod ofthe private Secretary Of Senator Sumner,
who attended one OF these institutions foi
teaching the contraband idea how to shoot,
and was invited to PROFOUND some questions
"Cnildren, said he, in grave tone, 'swlial
Senator can you nanle?" There WAS d pause,
and then the bright boy oil the class exc aimed.
.'Abrum Lincun!" "No," sail the yuuns
gentleman, Il mean what Senator in G rtgre,s
10 you know, or have you heard OFF, Another
pause, and then a young specimen If eb y
and ivory timldiy suggested, Andy Johnson. =
He's not n Senator, either Just then
another pupil was inspired, and exslaimed
General Washington" Poor lille isuo a, t
coore.l boys-at school under the shadow o.
the C,pitol, and didnt know the name OF II
Senator when Senators are doing 50 much foi
thcla
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

personal example, in writing, speakiug. and
laporln@ Tor the reform of drunkards and the
suppression of drunkenness.
10 labor as bodies of Christian men. to
arouse the people by public meetings and other
WISE y" work comes more lcgitimatcly with
IN the sphere of Young Ncn', Christian \~.n-
GIatIonS tlan this. No work can be more read
L'E done No work promises bcttcror >pec,licr
results.
Open your halls and churches. Call the
people ,to@cthcg Get your best speakers. min
INlcTN' lawyers, statesmen, merchants. clerks
anybody who has heart and brains to speak.
3nd al V"Ire to command the peoples attention.
Persuade the men and the women that there
Is | a mI9hIty work to be done, and show them
how to do it,
Slavery and ,l lavc-draing are DEAD God
fastened their death in ways which his n,n,J.,
hardIy dared to expect. Persistent warf,rn
amt brave continuance in Gods strength ma,,
4IrIhT tins tcn-tod more pcruciou, cI,r.,, nr
drunkenness To a like complete defeat. Lrt ms
never cease to pray aud labor for thi, end tilI
Nuch degree of public enthusiasm Is aroused
ana such wholcsomr laws are enacted and exc.
tutcd as shall tumhlc this relic of barb9ri.m
ms plot on civilization into the same ,litrb IN
winch the lately deceased moral evil f,unj
Us iIn4I resting place
" Arch lE, STAND FAST ~ THE FAITH |
UT loC LIKE MEN. BE STRoNGl"
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
TAKE NOTICE!

Farmers and D'aers IN Fertilizers viii please TAX
n1tIce ta Sc aaNa a.nited luc pIlo, ug Trade Alarh
u protect ourselves, aud prevent those Who our
Rl" Bone Gper Puo> 2hate from being deceived when
purchasing mluurcs.
We have been Obliged 70 ave TINS protection our
cuStoner-. cyu,e iuente "t sevcFl. .Irljcs h1vIu.
an lawtitly I>c4 OR distinctive name. w: ." R!A
Bone. Offering thcI article 10 The p.b.i I..~
Trade AIrA i ado lied IN addIt.ou 10 Tie iIt.e :, RS
Bone, ~hr.r : oIr exclusive property, and ~ eau
tIIn all manufacturers from usiu. II IN future We
hud 10 Their interest - sec That !;c raIe Mark
IA uPon very bag and barrel ,hey purchase as none
her Is genuine.
BATGI & SONS
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
u O + II IL Y
Spring Song,

See, hithrr lies the smiling Spring;
Haste yc and de- her honor;
Come. boys and madcn>, come and sing,
And wait with joy upon her
For She doth life and love renew;
Her voice rings musically.
And buds and blossoms burst to view
Ger every hill and valley.
Now. now the hearts of beast and bird
Are with hec influence swelling,
-AnI III the cp>e sweet notes are heard
OF love and jyance telling.
Oh, let it notbe said that they
Are such as W: outdoing
- come away, no more delay,
And let Us, too be wooing.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

A poet in the Nebraska Ncrs concludes \
long poem with the following lines:
Well, such is life Whom the gods love
Die young. Whom they hate, live and prosper.
And are elected delegates in Congress
From the several territories" "
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28

Jones says a persons character depends a
good deal on his bringing up. For instance,
he says, man who has been brought up by
the police seldom turns out respectable.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
Iron T. Brass Foundry
AND
General Machine Works,
SMYRNA, DEL1 WARE
GEO, w. & S. TAYLOR

Have taken their old Stand on Nam Street, renovated
the establishment, aud are new prepared Ia do all
kinds Of work line OF business IN u quick, good
al d substantial manner.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
Ne W STORE!

The undersigned would respectfully say TO his for
mer Customers aud the public generally, that he l.
no" receiving and opening New and Desrb,e
Stock OF Goods, Of all kinds usually kept III first
Glass country store consisting Of. in part,
A SPLENDID LINE OF
Smyrna times., 1866-03-28
Iron Railing~. VtrandahS. & G

va-le o. designs sulab fpr Yard Fronts and on.
elery Lois which we are no selling Eastern Prices.
Thr H1L,t !'', Hn:i tol OH L-,u.
>mvrn1, January l., Ia0G.
GFp ". TAYLOR. SAM'I. TAYLOR