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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
Real and PersonaD Property
wwwuR $1,000 iii ali - ~.kl,~ -

TIVE Urd<rszne1 ulIi soil q pobiIc &C
j rior % tke peeni<es. On
MONDAY. The "a Day ~ Apvii. 1856,
hss fsrm s~sDsrsv. sIspsssd niIes from
.J.spe-, Dussss Cosssv. Indiana. Interested
" ske Isspsr ed Troy, snd Jssper ssd
Rs<k,ors nal nssd<. containing 80 sores d
xDst Is,t. u which there ere shout 2OU
ceres n-Ier cpItivssiss snd IN fence, 50
s<rss th<r.uf be;sx frss eIsss meadow issc.
'ksIsnee Of tks 80 seses I'll gsod finbered
'Isn<- There = . ecanodioss tvo story
briek ksase 20 the fsrn. 100 used for .
'tsvers 81 sssve. essssising . reom-. ssd
= vsIIsi cellar; slse. ssrs hosses. 2 issgs
bsrr~. sIs.<ks<s hsuse. sprisg house. ssd
osh<r cot bs.Idis<ss skess Gre bss'dss shoss.
t-s 10 fsr. ssessngs 9th ut bsildings
10 ssher psrss of The Ersais<4 This y .
vs.ssbie sss<k fsv.. sd 30 been useJ -
sseh Ter 10 Isss 10 yssss. fss Springs IN
lers<et the several tracts q lard Belonging
% The Ian. rssnssg especially through The
pssruse Isnls- Th;s farm vsII - ed 10
wbcl. ~ - 7sreeis 20 ssis psrehssers.
TEENS-Os- kslf essh. sd oss hsIf
- zoe yesrs ssetfs. The porekssss gisisg
safs 9th isterrsr- ss<ursd b nsrtssgs %
ske pseaises-
TIE ssd>rs;gse1 viII siss ell q pubIie
ss<riss - ske ssse Ssy sd q shs ssae
ptse<. ~ srs<k 81 8 hsrsss. % hesd u est-
tie hsxs. sheep. posIsry. sIss reaper. nos-
ing asehin>. eoes erssheF, wagons, farming
sssessiIs. hoss<beil - kitchen iuraisure.
pr1sisisss. - esbsv sssieles q pessonsI
prep~uv no nsoepuus - mesuies-
TERMS on 6ALE-AIl ssas Under
fse dollars essk. I'll 5000 q Gve dslIsrs
sd ever . credit u ~ months. the pus-
Iehssev e'vSse sose Uish isssress. asd -.
Iprsve5 ssessisy. vsivisg vsIsssirs SD -
pssis<ness Isvs- JOHN OPEL
Msrss "a. 1ssf-ss-
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Another big fight. pistol shots,
brirkhats- &c-. freely used. came ID
in Winsiow. Pike Ccnnty l.a Satur.
day night We're afraid the mission,
aries have forxcsren - establish any
church in that village
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TIVE undersigned will proceed with The
j county Surveyor 81 DUBOIS county on
the 9Th day Of March. 1866 70 run the lines
ssd determine the boundaries Of section
No. Is. town south range 4 West.
The inlermedlste lines will sIso Se run md
|ths corners thereof established. Perscns
wiIi please be present.
JOHN TRETTER.
Ysb. 18th. 1e6e-3s.
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vTvHE sederigned will proceed With the
u counsy surveyor Of Dsbois county on
- 18th dsy d Msseh. 1856. 70 run The lines
sd determine the boundaries Of section No.
25 town rcush range 3 vest.
TIE intermediate Iires will slso Be run and
4 eun<rs thereof established. Perso NJ
islI kessed ~ill pIssse b present
JOHN BORDEN
Feb. 1..h. 1s6G-3s
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~ Office j. her. BY given thai shs nnd@s-
~ signsd vii sppy Tor license ~ rho
March Term. 1865 u he Dubois Cornsv
Commissioners urder n provisions 81 ~
at eniltled An &C. Iarrgntsis go hcers-
The sale NJ spiriiuus vinon-. mslt md oshss
lnrcs.csrins liquors Thr rlaee ~ ssIs
will b. in the house 0wned by Jo-sph Egg.
The precise iorsiicn ~ y hich i IS follows:
On In NJ. 116. ccraer Of Man snd Lsw I
rance streets. in The town Of Jasper, Baia-
bridge towsh p. Duhu. county. lad.
The eitiz-ns ~ said township viii tske
due. no.ice thefeof.
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State ~ Jrdisus, Dubois COUNTY:
NtTICE u hereby givea that George
- Srstth.s. administrator Of The -s,sr
" John d Rns'. d-cess-d, hss fl.d BIZ Pc
tfioa 20 sell the Real Estate a. The dscs-
deaf. HE Ssvsonsi b-inr i-s-r.ficiens - psy
ais debts, snd thss ss.d petition viii b.
heard q the nsxf term VI III. Court OF Com.
mon Peas Of said County
A'ass': VI =. HorTHsUs, Clerk ID G.
C. Dasse. PHirsonsss atty.
Frs IL 1861
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4 5 I usns . ek-ses y bssisess, s4sl
- ~ ssIe - Tsvess. (ssIIs6 ths wssh.
irgsss Howss.) sgsbIs - Ios- IS ~ ~
fses- sissss<t opposite O. = ~ r ~. -
80 n ~ tsws q Lsogoosees Msstir
sssssy, IsiEsss. On resssnsbis ssvns-
" John MARKING.
Nssh ~. lsss -.
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COURT NOTICE
Sfse Of Indians. D,svis Ccun'y. IS:
IN the t.ircuif Court Of Dubois Coun'v. -
the State Of Iadisns, Msgch Term, 1866.
Bonifseius Ferry c,,
Anthony Ferry
DIET KNOWN. Thsi on This Tie 18Th
- dsy ofJ snusrr. in the year 1866. The
shove named plaintiff BY HE ATTORNEYS. AZ.
Cd 10 the Office Of the Clerk 81 the DSbois
Circuit Court, his complaint sgsinsi ss's
defendant. 10 the above entitled cause 90
Qesher with On affidavit Of . conn e,cnt per-
son. that ssid deem dsnrs resideacs i un-
known.
Said defendant 10 therefore, hereby sot'-
ied u The filing End peodency Of said con
lpIsinf sgsirst him, snd that unless %
spp .sr end anfurr ~ denur ihsreon'o. o
the calling ~ ssid cscss on the seccnd 10y
Of sne next Term Of ssid Court, 20 Be begun
and held 81 the Court House 10 Jsspess On
the fourth Monday u March, nexf, ss'd
com pisint, snd The astiers sd shings there.
Iin conssined and alleged. will b hesfc snd
determined IN HE absence.
HENRY A. HOLrIIAUS. 9. D. G
Adams & Bosltner. psf. ATTY.
N Err az fahR-1w
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RIAL ESTATE TKASsFEEs--hy the
rol,tsues- of the Recorder u dubois
c,un,y. We are furnished with fhsioi-
loxius LET Of transfers Of real estate
IL this county. which were recorded
IN has Office 10 the month Of February,
n. Il. Payne 10 Jss- g. Psyse; The :
a. .rs the }nw snf the ese sd ne
nr.~s 81 SEC. 70. Z 1sRe ": sor $40
Johs s. Noris 20 W. 2 Kemp; me { !
- and - 80 q Sec .. and ne ~ ne
d sc s3. al int3sr5 =: sas $500
W. King 70 John Asel; The ssne &C.
ls.tssr3~; for 500
Victor Stein 10 B H. 4 J. Lao; lots ZIG
and III 10 Ferdina nd; $50
ST. Geiger 10 - A. Bsater' para q
sw.e see 34.t2sr5r. 500
r Eirk ard other 70 a Brki the -
Gee a3t1srsu; t1Aoo
a Brk 70 = Birk; the ne ~ she
La see Is t3sr5ws el4o0-
p sehu,s 70 ] Karinsa; lot 22l j. Fer1'
asnd: $500
HC.st.sp 20 G Il Srhpelssksp; . -
&c q. she nvsw &C g. ssd part -
sse y al il s3srsss $500
q Huubesf 20 y = seru ershein; ia
l47 and IS2 in ceieztine; 90.
y From 10 n E Ssrn-rzselp: lots -
ara I62 in Celssfins, SIS.
A Sehvei zes 20 n Rn he; the . sn'
shessa ssc 8 3sr4ss $500
a Sersssv To- W Sprsser; the : :
and sssv q see 2sflsr4v: 500
] Meyer 10 G Kisfser: the : 90
Il end the : : Q : sec 36tl a.; sn'
Is,s 1, 2. ~ -. "a IS an Hsysville: Ss25
8 Sanders 20 G w Neison; = -
istsss3~; $500
NE Mash 20 + MsfsenrD'h; sse -
I7fzsr3s; 500
n SusigeI 20 - Z Ssrmesshein: i0is ~
and i63 in C-lesiine; $50
8 Main 20 \ Gu; = snd swss
sec 22t3srsw; 500
SH Jacobs 10 A Fleming; sess sec ].
and nsaw see - al 10 sIss3s; s3SI
L Hsf % z HUI; psr 49, see
s3sr3~s el6o
q VOCAL % J Berger; Psn q ios 50 d
Jssper; 500.
y&P EeE % w csto; sen ' see "a.
sr5w; $50.
q KunkIsr 20 Kaskiss; &c Z &c
psrt : sse st3ss4s: $3.50
y Ks1Ller 70 A Esgleri; swa = sd :
}asn y see :. and see , al 10 I
sr4u; $500.
J Teipel 10 J Henry; lois ,. Z 10. - !.
TsipeI's I'D % 81 Anthony; Sis 90
RIM Csse 20 J Lennos; . ssd
- Gee IS 80 . $50 ssd . see ?!
eli ist1nr6w; $500
EZiIier 20 G v~sdeshofsn; sess s<r |
sad part . see ~ ~ istssss; ss7'
@ Derhmsn % u ZeiIes ard Y Missa<r
psr sss ~ > u Hussisgbsre. $1,000.
r B Harris 70 T Hsrrif; Z sec y
Ilsssw: $50
, Jereer % @ Kspp; psrs : sssse =
tisssv; go.
@ Pn-s ,sG n ssepnsn; n ~ an
s~ss 80 a5t3sr6-; $500
w z Ke.p % w 2 Ksnp; . sss'
zee - I 3sr5v; o2oo.
VI Kemp % " FKenp; slsss :
&c g. t3ss5 =; $25O
II sehssii q y Eekerd; VI &c Schsell
vile; ol7 Is
a Kosievheiarek = r Rssbe<t: PERI
Ss esse z3t3sr5v: $50.
= JoAs % y Dsrissf; Ioss . - %
3D. 70 Jssper: 500.
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spiENDlb FAKM FOii SALE.
.azD Acres ssE Land.

r7y ON " The ssr,e iur ssy snr ws.hine 10
a pufrhase rns 81 ih- a'ssf drsir-bis
lssr- n Oupvi- county. 100 acrsr - i "
urdr- eur-. anA 10 eo,d suls.s.iis.c " hss
good liame d..@liing house. bsrr. MI
sis'rSn. nrraard and aliofh-r cvnss ni-neec
-rJ Will ne S"ij ~ reasonable terms %
cash FIR farther - t.rulss ~ qairr
A. r. ksl-r. % the pFsmises N hst'sa
rcwts.ip. ~ u 4. DOANE.
i'm. y, q. G uRirs GTficE.
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IA GrsAs-rc Es-EErzssE -Tae village
q s. M>isrsd. in our esuasy. HIS been -
I<ei>i sy sh> ss1hori ies u she Roman
Catholic Chureh - the sire u building
fsr rksrrh snd school psrposes. ~h.eh = 10
rival ia sze ard 6nish soDe Of the mrnss-
'rsri-t 81 me cid world II 10 20 BE butt
szsi1Iy u frees'oae. fse quality Of ~hieh
. sbuntsnt IN fhe innrdiste vicinity, bst
fsr the isl<risr vsIIs probably brick wisi b
s-sdA A. srehisres. after visifisg The
xrssnSs go furnished 9Th designs aid
pass. frsu usies he gill toubslsss produce
<rsfr- which. il Sadly carried forssrd I
es.pIessss uilI present % the people q
rhst qairs psrf o. she es1nsry-a structure
q s.xs nsEsifeeas j. 70 proportions md
s~ssrifsI - fai-h md ryI<- IT, buiid'nz
~.E - sbssr so feel iroat. witn tso ~iags
- s<ssIy sqasI Iesgsh, Nth dersh rsgpo-
asisssL sod three and one half ssor.es high.
Rev. Fasa>r Msrris-s native Ssrz-r--
49, eh,rs> q rho vosk. ssi 10 sost ~iil
r-vssbls reseE tso hssdret Thousand d.l-
I.rs -Rsekpsrt Dsn~erst-
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4.I.e Inn lady. tl.ltNp--

l.-ksE Nh TADl y FIIfND--
IoOOs Ina tr-s w VII. Nor'hlirs--
irvss~f % iitr'nsufe snti fn. 81 81
vsss. W. CIV. Whsrl-r - Wfl.n.'. csie-
brs'~s So Ss~yg u chsns o. me ioi'.'~
N. tsins
r-ss'y csnse- aud she S~eirg Mach's $50
ll'htrly rns-i..s sra ne sr.ing Nsrinr. -,
for'y eurss- nar -. i-iv M-r'A,.. 100
$500 Il r.nss GO -rnspss errs 20 ma
k pKrERs .. 3i9,W.lauI sure,. ph,I.
ldriFaia.
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NOTICE ~ hElos uF pETiiiU 10
SELL REAL ESTATE
State o. Ina'ans, Duhoi. Casnty. 20:
NOTICE 10 here BY gwen ,hss John Stub.
- bisf-id. Administrator 81 ,he es'sl~ 81
Raleigh Srsbsisfrin c~e---sd.f hs- fird Lie
pstisien 70 cell tho KesI Estate OF the dece.
deaf, his per-anss praperiy being in-a1ier nl
90 psy his cssts; and 'has ssid petition ~iil
be h~srd >. abe next term ~ the Court ~
csmm"n Ples'. q said County.
AsrsG:
~ a. HQLTBAuS, Cerk d q
Adans g. Bts''nr-. s'tys.
F-b. "a n. lc66-3s
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Stsf. % 5stisas. Dabsis Gonniy. "a:
NOTICE j. hrrebs gwen that Tnonss p
~ Hop. scm,nS<trssor - IN - st- -
Ssmuri Whirs. decreased, hs<-flsahs p-r
sicr 70 svII ths real est-,e VI the drssa- "
mo personsf bring Insufficient 10 p,y h.
debt; sad lhss sid pssi,son will ~ heard
- th< Uext term az the Court ~ Comma,
Plsss Of ssid cdsr,y.
Arrest. u A iIrLrsAus. Cork u T.
G. Drare. P-ut-onef's .Hy.
Feb IL 1856.
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THE IADY's FRIEND

yVsHE IADl'S FRIEND 1T
1 Tie u,-i - lh- N.:.iAi~s--d.vs ~
F.~h.on nd pas Lisrs'nr.. 81 30 s.s':
I9o copies 81; si.h and .te gfs',si $ls
NhesIsr 4 .Iisors S-si Mpshs.s-
I,ivss o. rs@mmals Sens vs. cents n,
.s.apie capy ~ byscs . PErEEsvs. 80
Walnut ST. Phnsd-iphia
Sirgle huabsiz M ss.e By ne S-~.
n-,fsrs
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GyS ssg~. bss ssss; thar Mr. A. Car
vsr. d Tins ssss. sl-sghteret beef the
ssh<r tsy Inst nd roo distinct hssvss -
Each ore sss the ususI s.z<. and shaped
alike. vssh she exception that one ~ss
.sse psssssl thss shs otbss.-Norgsa
Gszeve.
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io3 Arch st., Philadelphia,
4. John street, New York.
These Celebfai-d Pens are Of Genuine
American Manufacture. aud comprise every
iesdsns sfy.~ " the Market, sud are .qurI
~ finish. elasticity and 6nensss Of p.ins q
the beet imported They are. therefore,
sure - s-in the condolences Of lbe Ageflcan
public
Samples and prices on application.
Lots Made 10 Order. of any pattern IN
stani- required. ~
Fsr sale 20 ,h~ Trade ;, me Msnuiaf-
tussr's Warehouses. r. abusr; and Of s-iI
by all Ststioners. Booksellers and Meas
Do. iers In ih- y s
r ESrERsVOuK & co
Feb. .7sh- l566-6m.
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D7rsy us what you owe us.
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DSD Nosrss mAss ar nssEYs-At .
lsss pses<.tssios . ne FrsssA E.prsss q
|sssssy-isw Assricss IssIss. Ne scessss
ssys-
Mr. Co.. Msrsss- q Is<is.s. ~sr< ri<h
|sssse-sslsrss sssis. 80 p<sh les1 srs.-
mag. vhirA lser. - ; sEs~sss rescue -
k<r hss.
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COURT NOTICE

feb. l7,h. ls66-sx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-24
FROM BALTIMORE.

kEw YORK, Oct %.
The Heralds Baltimore special of last
night saws great excitement still prevails,
which is not lessened BY Gen. Canbys visit
to the city, to-day. There are rumors to-
night that the plug uglies of old town are or
ranizing for an attack on the Radical head
quarters in West Baltimore street The
Radicals have made every preparation for .
vigorous defence; they have stored IN
armorv with revolvers and rifles in the builds
ing, and very strong body of police and
over three hundred armed boys IL hlne rs
main within shot. There is = belief among the
supporters of the police commissioners that
the Radicals of Pennsyivania are ready to
march to their assistance Forney's visH to
the city has much to do with these imprss-
sion. This is the threatened invasion 70
which Cor. Swami allnded in hin reunrks
nj Annapolis this morning.
A fight occurred in West Baltimore ON &c
count Of the Governor intention to 70 On
With the case. One man Who chsersd for
johnson was knocked down; ave others
joined IN the melee and some Of them were
severely handled the timely arrest Of all
, the parties prevented the facas from spread.
ing into riot
In some OF the Wards the old rowdy orRani
satinns which existed before the vsr, sre hs
;nq revived, And calls are published ID III
papers for every democrat to prspsse for &C.
ton.
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FROM OMAHA.
ONAHA. Oct. %

OMAHA, Oct. %.
One hundred and fifty Union Pacific r. r.
excursionsts arrived here on two steamers
from ST. Joe, this morning. They were JOIN
ed here by thirty others coming overland
comprising many leading railway men, and
some of the wealthest merchants Of Chicago.
Prominent among the excurslonists are Sena-
tors Wade and Patterson, Congressman Allen,
Alley and others, the editors and leading cor
respondents of many leading papers of the
Union. A grand banquet and ball will be
given hy the city to the excursionists to>uight.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
san FRAscIsco, Oct. &c. ]
v,a RbHaln 1et 90


letter from Acapulco says. the Imperial
lists are apparently making preparations to
the harbor are expected to carry away the
garrison.
The steamer Pacific, from Columbia, brings
S282, 800 IN treasure.
Idaho Territory papers state that Maj. Gen.
Enlenn. Z. S. paymaster, was robbed at
Fort Boyse, Oct. 9th. Of his treasure box con
tanning $4,000 in greenbacks and sos, 900 in
vouchers, formerly disbursed AT camps he
lately visited. Ii is reported that active
search ls being instituted for the thief and
money.
1t Is rumored that the Tycoon died a.
Jeddo son Of Prince Milo is mentioned
as his most probable successor. lie Is said
to be man Of great energy and in favor Of
foreign intercourse. American ships which
visited Jeddo have returned.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CIscIssATI, Oct 20.
The tornado OF Sunday was but slightly
fel, in this vicinity. At Indianapolis consid-
cradle damage was done. The hurricane
ragged from Y o clock. midnight till 3 OF clock
in the morning The National Bridge across
White river was partially unroofed and sew
ernl houses were blown down or seriously in
jured Fences and standing crops were
blown dewn in the surrounding country
At Greencastle, Indiana, two large busi-
ness blocks were demolished. At Evansville
d new four story marble front building was
down. Loss $4,000, Turner's Hall, in
process OF eaection, was also blown down.
The storm was general In the western part oi
the State.
The returns of the Ohio election give Q
Union majority for Secretary of State of AZ.
6e6 The total number of votes cast wal
a6R q0s
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From NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %.
Arrived, steamer Cuba from Baltimore.
Sailed, Raleigh for New York. The Con-
gressionAl election in Texas took place on
the 10Th. Returns received thus far show .
very small vote As far as heard from Hron-
shaw leads Epperson in the first District
Ochiltree. so far, ahead in the second Dis
trio. There is very little interest taken IN
the slection.
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FROM CANADA.

ToRosTo, C. w., Oct %.
The million and half suit between the
Commercial Bank and the Great Western
Railroad that has been HI issue for Six years
has been closed by direct negotiation salts
factorily to both parties,
The Centenary of Msthodism in America
WAS celebrated here. and throughout Canada.
A violent storm has prevailed here sincs
Sunday night.
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FROM ST. L0U is.

Fr Louis. Oct, a.
In all old conspiracy cases before the c.
S. Circuit Court nolie prosqus were en-.
tered yesterday. Treason cases remain on
the docket
Twenty thousand persons were registered
yesterday.
This County Board Of Appeals under Reg
is.ra,ion law, met to day TO pass upon cases
of rejected voters. Considerable excitement
prevails among the parties.
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nwAsHINGTON.
WAmrscror, Oct. %.

WAsHrsGroH, Oct. %.
The United States Consul, Mr.. Kirkpatrick,
under date of Nassau, October 9Th, IN ad-
dressing the Secretary of State, says the hnr
ricane on the LIST inst, was one Of the seve-
rest and most destructive that has occurred
since 1913. "There il scarcely . house IN
this place. he adds, s'or ON the Bahamas,
that has not suffered, to some eKtenti while
the destruction 70 the shipping In the harbor
and dalong the coast has been alike fearful.
The loss of life, although small here, has
been serious on some OF the Islands. Ths
only American vessel in the harbor, tn
Union. of Harrington, was driven on shore
but will probably be saved.
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CANNED Fruits Of II ki.da, ftssh .sA
S0ss4Raasa ts0 oekA myUA
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-22
HAND.

The same correspondent writes: Now
the great mystery with me is the present
price Of Cotton compared with the price
last year.
The quotation in Liverpool, October
eth, 1866, is l4d. for American Mud.
ding uplands. For same time, 1865,
24d.
am no Cotton speculator, bnt bro.
ken merchant, having done business
seventeen years previous to the war; and
never bought a bale Of Cotton on specn.
lntion. But if [ now had the means
would invest it in Cotton at the present
prices, on speculation
And ] will give my reasons. have
before me- q Tile Of Liverpool, New Or.
leans and Bremen Cotton circulars The
latest Liverpool circular bears date No.
svsmbcr ID 1866. From this | learn
thar the stock OH hand Of all descriptions,
Amerlcan, india, Egyptian, Brazil, etc,
at date Of circulars is 665. 100 last
year Of The same time 323,07O, showing
an Increase Of stock this year 342, 900.
Now this increase is more apparent than
rual, for there is now l40,H0O bales less
at sea for Great Britain than there was
one year ago at this time, which deduct
Ned from $4,000 leaving 5000 as the
Neal increase Of stock. From this circu-
R | learn thar Great britain ten months
Wm January lsL to November 81, re-
pked from the United States, l,058,.
& Her average weekly consumption
,oMmerican Cotton for these tel, months
infh heen lS,40l, which amounts to 957,.
[2SPr the year Hercxports Of Amuri'
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sequent Insertion.
Larger advertisements, when no contract
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For announcing a candidate to any office
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less time to gather and send to market
small crop than large one. Formerly
when full crop, were made. the picking
season extended into January. but now,
with onc-fourth crop, 1t can be moved to
market in one fourth of the tune"
stated that the United States would
require one million bales for home con-
sumption. | suppose this 10 be the case
from the fact That we CONSUMED of the
crop of lS5S-l859, 77l,9l7SlS59.lS6
Sl0,362 F.; lS6O-l86l, 6G9,35O.
From the increased number of cotton
mills built in the North, and to some ex.
tent in the South, and the increase of
population, do not think tho home con
sumption will be less than the amount
stated.
Auorxr or pprsrrr ooo, .,.sn,,,, =, :,
,n =
cRoP OF ioo9 AND looo.
According to CORNWALL 81 zerega.s
New York circular. the respipts Of The
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ERRoRs OF THE PRiSrER.--A West.
crn paper latel y published an address
by a Mr.. Brown. and in its next issue
noted the following correction
"For dun swizale,' please read
prominence
This was bad enough but the next
week the same paper had the follow
ing
I'm an advertisement which appear.
ed in Our last paper, for 'Bumbletons
storm destroying porringers, read Ham
illon's commissioning lozcnges."
No one would wonder ut such mis-
takes if ha could see the manuscripts
winch editors and printers are some.
times under the necessity of decipher-
ing. One came to US short time
since which began as follows, as nearly
rs we could make it out:
Br Qnanbog-"Yelp; zanlny song
frog dog naught poppst SO long" &c. T.
closed with--'Be careful in reading the
proof as write in haste" This las,
sentence Ire studied out after an hours
,rial at three sittngs. The communica,
ten WAS three pages in length. OF
course it was thrown aside rs !. utter.
y defisa any expert on earth to Eng.
!ish it. Any author who cannot, with
his owu hard, furnish fair, legibla
manuuscript for the printer should Ell.
ther employ 4 copyist, or forever hoid
his peace, when errors occar III his arti.
cles. Gospel Banner.
-.-.~-------
ARrEmUs WARr's LAsT AND BEST,
--Artemns Ward is coming money in
London. ard no one eau wonder at i,
after reading the following puff Of him.
self:
ToTNEs, Octuber 20, 1866.
To Mr.. .Artemus Ward Dear S;t
My wife was dangerously unwell for
over 10 years. She was so weak tha.
she couldn't lift a Teaspoon to her mouth
But in a fortunate moment shc com.
mcncrd reading one Of your lectures.
She got better AZ once. She gained
strength so rapidly that she lifted the
cottage piano quite distance from tho
floor, and hen tipped it over on to her
mother-inlaw, with whom she had had
some little rronbse, We Ike your lee
turcs very muUh. Please send me IL
barrel of them. If you should require
any more recommendation you can get
any number of them in this place at two
shI.lings each, the price charge for this
one, and trust you may be very hap
py. l am ir, yours truly, as is my
wife.
"R S. SPRINGER"