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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

n% On Saturday night, the steamer
Baltic passed up, having on board the
llSth Regiment of Colored Infantry.
One Of the soldiers had died while on
board the boat, and was pnt off at the
wharfboat Of J. B.Hali, with squad
Of negro soldiers, who were instructed
to bury him. They did not waitto do
50, but took passage By the first boat up
the liver leaving Nj Hall in possession
of the dead body. He sent for the cor
oner, who held an inqqaat on4he body
and had II Inferred. ~ e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

REMovAL.-We have removed our
sample and sale roomsto theAnew double
store, corner Main and Canal streets;
adjoining our foundry, (about two min
ntes' walk up Main street from our old
stand, where we shall be able to attend
to the wants of our friends much more
pleasantly than heretofore. / Prices as
low as any house in the West. We man.
ufacture all the goods we SELL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

MArRIMoNIAL--The following marri-
age licenses have been issued during
last week by the County Clerk: -
Henry Kranshage to Lena Hedden-
bach,
James E. McReynolds to Louisa Hop
John P. Beverly to Susan C.-Caben. !.
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HARDWARE.
REWARD.
Reward. VI

TWILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD FOR
H. the recovery OF the remains If my aon, @ohn
III. App, who was drowned on the night Of the
14th nst. in the Chic river, opposite Evansville.
He was heavy set, hair brCwn and Short wore
ANAL mcustncha ind goatee, about five feat eight
inches high, grey eyes; had on grain finished
hu ting boots with yellow tops; had on grey
jaokst.witia bras buttons, with lettrr on them
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat, three out
side pockets on one side, and two large game
pockets inside ;stgiped lI sey vest white shirt.
grey jeans pautsa lHs had on his person gold
aouble-case hunting watch, with the name ST.
" Cook on the case outside
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

PEDDLARs III the gents publishing
the card in the Courier Of yesterday,
and claiming to be .peddiers, are the
same who called on as on Saturday, We
only have to tell them that orr reply was
given them; they know what it was. We
have nothing more to add.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

LARD OIL AND SoAP.-I manufacture
and have on hand a good supply of No.
! and 2 Lard Oil, Chemical, German and
Rosin Soaps, pressed Candles, and Coal
Oil. Samples at my Office. P. DECKER,
% lw1 Third ST., bet. Sycamore s. Vine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

RECORDERS CoURr.-There were three
CAGES before the Recorder yesterday.
Joseph Beader was fined 81, with
So So costs for driving on sidewalk.
I WIN. KimmslI was drunk and asleep
on the sidewalk, for which he was fined
81, with Sc Is costs.
VIM. johnson was arrested for drunk
enness, but was discharged on his prom
Use to leave the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

s@-Mr. Theodore Johnson, an old
resident Of Vigo township, Knox county,
was recently drowned near his residence,
while attempting to cross pond on the
ice-the ice giving way and letting him
through.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

s@-Pariies in Vincenues have pur-
chased large tracts of cypress swamp
land in the lower part of Knox county,
and propose to raft large quantities Of
cypress logs South.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

g@ Having resumed the, Shoe and
Hat trade, at No. : Fret street, the pub
lic,I my friends and former patrons, are
invited to give me a call when looking
for goods in my line ] shall immedi1
ately make such additions to the stock
purchased of Mr.. II, G. Gwathmey as
will place mel in possession of ell varies
ties Of goods in request for the Spring
trade. Prices are nov being so marked
dove that it ts presumed none will be
able to resist the Inducements offered if
at all DESTROYS Of making purchases.
23d3t Bsn a0f1 r. W. Turner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

Nav GooRss --Just received by Ademe
Express fine lot of Spring COatiags, Of
the best quality, also lot Of easimers,
for pants, of the latest style of Spring
wear; also The spting report Of Fashion,
atTNo. 8, First street.
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MONDAY.............-FEEBRUARY 2
City and State.

p@-A young man was arrested, few
days since, at Wheatlahd, Ind, on the
charge Of stealing a watch in the neigh
.sfDorhood Of -BruceviIle.
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GUNNIES.

.16 A0fA NRw sUNNIEs FOE sHELLED
5000 fecond heed for shslIed Corn Just re-
eeiYed and for sal. b
2 ne. BUs0UcHKT q co..
janis No.1S North waIer street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
HOMEOPATHIC.


HOBFQcOPAsHIC SPECIFICS
TTAVE PROVED, From THBMOST AMPLE
II experience, entire luccess: simple
Pr0raDt--E flcleut and Reliable. They are the
ozIS medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
50 afmpfs that MIST l1es cannot t5e madein using
them 90 harr1lssses 20 be free ffoaf daHgsr and
20 efiriena AZ 70 beslways reliable They haFs
raised the shfEhsst Commentator from all, and
will ell ays render satisfaction. ss4s sFq
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

W.. - ! - f,.,,...
No. / 8 Feverss Com estion, Iuasm nations rs
No. 3" WORMS Worm FsseF, Worm Collie Is
No. a Crying ChOlic, or tsething Of In
No. Dtsrrh3 ofsEiirsn or sdaifs IS
No. "Dyssnterry, Gripping, cOlic,::.-... Is
No. ia COZ CHS. coids. Bionchiiis:-:.....:. Is
No. 8" NeuraIgtas oothaehe, Fseeaehs.- rs
No. g." Head sche, eick Headache, Vertigo rs
No. 10" Dyspspsfa, Bill Gus stomaeh....... rs
Ne. II " supprcssed or Psinfol Peri0ds...... z,
No. IL 4" w hitsss too profnsc Periods...... rs
No. - Group. Cough. difhcnlt brsafAinR.. IS
No. IA " ~ale Rhe "a ~ FRY sipeas, rup lions IS
No. 10 RheunR att I'M, Rheumatic Pains rs
Me- Is :" Fex-s and Asus, chin EsYsr,
~ = gufs ..-s-...-..-. -..... 49,. so
No. IL Fl es, bl nd or tlead 30
No. 20" WhooP ng Cough, and violent
s.--...........-:. 80
No. 10 G atarrh, acute or ehronie, Ineusnx 60
No. 1e Q pr hHiEny and sore or weak eyes 30
No. q sthm a oppressed Breathing. ........ 90
No. q Ear Dtsehars a., impaired Hear
No. % Scrofnla, Enlarged Glands, Swell
lngD...-....................... ..~........ 80
No a. Gene raj DebiIis y, aud PhysiSsi
Weah nsss ....... - ~
No. % Dropsy and scanty secreticus-........ 90
No. 26 " Sea SIC mes 1, sckpess from riding 81 !
No p Kidney Disesse. GFavsl..-...-..-- 90
No. % hervOus De bilIt W eninsl Ennis
efoBs. Il voluntary Disehsrg s.. ~
No. e Sore Mouth apksr.-<.....-..,;; - o.
no. so Urinary ttnconttnshee, Wet a.
tffg Uod..........- -
No. 81 " Ralmfn1 Periods, even Win N
Ntstf SAatnS 's-ss--'
No 81 g sufrertngs. change Of life..i;...
No. 30 " Eptle psey, sPasms, and - 'i i'' AZ.
No. "a DiPtAersa, Ulce1 ated Sore LAs0~t 4 ~
FAMILY CASES. -,ooo /
80 vials, morocco casesand boex s--s's'sAss ~ M
20 do plan csse, aud boek--...i..--'. Q ", ~
Is boxes mos TO l5l, and book @..:s;;. -; W
VETERIS AK SPESA+eA - -.
Mahogans lses 10 viale--.. 80 y ~
sinzfe vfaIs with directio ns...-- "
e- TIL 80 Remsd e, by TIE So. OF sapgis ee4.
s,,psss free Of charge, on resrt Of the price.
A"u's'' HuMPHBTY's sPEoIFIc
r4oMTOPATH1C MEDICINE COMPANY.
oes-s 80 Depot. No. b62 Roadway, New York |
DS. HuasRHREYa fs consultd daily q his once,
REASONABLY or by letter, aboyes oc all forms Of
e $3.50 'fErsffT rFERRIs. SIP sRKs : co.,
s2s Wholesale Agents, Il Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

s@-Col. Thomas b. Turner, late OF |
the 23d Indiana, died few days since |
at HIS residence in Brownstowsr lad.
The oosouetwAg a gstlsntIAnd efficient
officer, was wounded severely at Stone
River, in consequence of which he was
obliged TO resign
MoRE Buad1A ID On Saturday night,
attempts were made to enter Tie houses
of two mere of our citizens BY bur
glars. We have been expecting 10 have
an invoice of these precious JscOundreIs
in oar city for some tioae, and tits now
certain that theg are gst us. They
come in every ppssi9le shape; socNe
protesting one business, and some
anotbef A0f Course, they are well
dressed, and RESPECTABLE in outward APE
pea rance, G ana will use every possible
means 10 make men believe they are
honest. we warned The citizsns against
y class of ira veiers JUS, last Saturday,
who we regarded with suspicion, and we
now repeat that warning. Strangers
have no business at private dwelling
houses, and safest plan il TO eject
every one. that presents himself The
city of EvansVillo4is swellsuppI;ed with
stores Of every description, and they
should be patronized, rather than
strangers who pay no tax, nor do aught
else roIshppoetthe citygoyernmsnt We
do not pretend to discriminate between
the class ofctrayelers who are honest,
and those who aresnot, forwe are unable
to do SO. I W plyFsgard il AadutFlwe
owe to society to speak of these things
as trueI bsing the experience Of Other
+cities We say again, lock ont for these
ftraSeliDg vagabonds.o ssaA shA ?
Real Estate TR1YsEERs.-The fol-
4 Lowing real estate transfers have been
entered in the. Recorders book for the
week endingi Feb. 90. TOmhemeIt
Recorder: iss5fsss s. l.sis sdsrs sses
d City Of sEvsnevills to Il. O. Smith, lot
III Husson's addition f5o u
To-. 6, block IS. Lamasco. $500. 100 O
Emil Kushier 70 Hagdelaad frssmith,
for p docs .. snasrs s' rs
Gerhard Toscnlag TO Lubermaan.
N x g. III orshern eniarEense q ...... gas o.
Michael N svslle to Patrick permott, lot sadea9a
l and "a of g. block H., Stockwela's en-
laTg
Alexander aud james Laughin to.
Samuel Swanson and Others, lots 30, 81,
zion H.. ..... 49,. .... ... 5000 o
Thos. E. Garvfn 10 W. "A. hcOncheas 3 st-
! 0 Co ast $50 e.
Christian Decker TO Louis Elder, fot7,
- =. ~ .-.. 800 o
n Archibald Dixon to Herman Hoehue,
lot 6, Rasch and Lunkenheimer's Sub
fon ~ 10 ora . Sn..as 200
" Grace Maxwell 10 Martin Vandusel,
e r ion l,757 7
Christian Hetsenbach 20 O. II BrusR--
ing, southeast quarter Of southeast quar-
Ter of section s, town Q, range ffsaiso.
Dorth half of The northeasI querterpf
range II. Consideration =. ..... 1850 0
III. Hopkins to Jcha h. Goldsmith,
part of tbe northwest quarter Of Sec
ton 3, to~n 8. range TO- Consideration. 700 0
May Ann Hubbard ~ rSamuel Rickeiy, v-t ~ -.
lots 10, s0Sandi "a. block 3, AHnbhaFa'a HI ca
Addition. consideration 200
Patrick McDermott 70 Ann III. Neville,
lots and 2, block 10 Stockwell's En-
largement. Consider att n........-.-.......-..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

\ CoALi coALlI Coat Il-Uppsr Green
River iCoaf-the best in the aarket-4in
supply, for boats and citizsnss Office
2Sy Water street. 4 o. 81 OLax8-e 81
Eab09 a. ffsHt 1850
4 FeDz5i OF = ,stEff II aa.EszGga ana =
Courier copy ct and charge Journal,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26
NOTICE.

1.-TWO WEEKS AFTER DATE OF THIS
il notice, the undersigned will make arpliea-
tion to the City uHcif for permission to Iuiid .
frame addition of by 26 aud IL by 90 feet to his
frame house, si,uated on the allsy end of Lot No.
17ss Donation enlargement of the .eitE Of Eyans-
vile. 49, C.. DECkER, in.
Feb IL, 1865 - - a ~ 81 g q 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

BeA. GREAT BARGAINS in Clothing for
the next four weeksl As l will have
new goods by-that time, 1 viii sell my
present stock at greatly reduced prices,
to make room for spring goods. Goods
made to order at cost. Also, all kinds
Of goods very low for ceab. Call and
see IL No. 8 FIRST Street. : : = Az-f4
feb20-Iw ]. 81. CARLIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

MT1GHr seH0aL ROB YOUNG MEM In
lN Cheudler's Bio X, First street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

FoR REKE-TBo. furnished bedrooms,
on Locust, between First aud Water
streets. Enquire at this Office. 9o..,
feb24-3t Asssa ssoTa .sasa
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LOCAL Notices.
l. 10. .F.2Msmbsrs G0fi Esaassil &

10. .F.-Msmbsrs Eof Esanasil e
Eucampment, No. 20, viii meet at the
Hall this (Mendag) rsvepipgn at seven
o'clock. Members Of Schiller EHcamp-
,msnt respectfully inyitsdl e attend.
Z NEW BooK-MosAJCs OF HUMAN. LIFE,
-by Mrs. Elisabeth A. 4VssStelJ; from
abe celebrated house Of ia 3, LiPpincott
& Co., Philadelphia For sale by W.
R. Barter 6 Co, First stree, Hsaf 1faiBs
Evansville. Price 81
This is one of the neatest volumes We
have seen 6orTmapsa day Sheirig printed
on tinted paper and bound in imitation
Turkey Morocco Cloth. The fact that
il comes fr6mthe bohas. of hipbincotti
A Co., would warrantits being readable.
1t is short sseleetions frofAa the most
Celebrated antboEs, both poetry and
prose. The compiler says of it: z
"The collection is q motley one-a
| thing of shreds aud patches But sueh.
is life-a mingled thread; an April day /;
sunshine and showers alternatej xjoT
follows close upon the heels Of sorrow.
The funeral procession scarcely passes.
ere we are gazing ION the wedding
pageant sss - 81 +, . .a 's Sc 81 :.
JEwELRy.-ProE Buck No. 10 Main
street, has large apdlVasisd assort-
ment Of jewslry of The latest styles and
patterns, which be is selling at low
4 prices. The Professor IS affability II.
self, andaWiII be- found always ready to
wait on customers. The people can
always get correct time 1t his store. SO,
FoR REkE=TB furnished bedrooms,
on Locust, between First aud Water
Streets Enquire at this Office, ? o4s,,
lfah0A RI s.ssssss.,s5s 80.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.. The fol-
lowing real estate transfers hare been
entered in the Recorders book for the
week ending Feb. 24--C. Tomhemelt
Recorder. s.,,ssr5 49,. 80 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

d. Among the frat hoa2s due Ehsle We notice the
D 1etator, NewgOrIeaus to Louisville; Fam. Orr,
from Tennessee river; Tsrascon, Memphis to
Louisvills; Calumet, Memphis to Evans lille;
Phantom and Rebeccz, from Nashville; Messen.
ger, Memphis to Cincinnati; ]. P. Webb, from
Nashville; GLASGOW, cincinnati to NASHVILLE; Ar
COSY, for Tennessee river; Importer and Eightin-
lie, for St. Louis; Clifton, Anna aud Manga.
tuck. for Memphis z Hssper and r. NJ. Bishop,
| for Arkansas river; Prima Donna, John w. Gsr-
ratt and John b Groashrck, for New Orleans.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-26

RAM BARRELS choie> number one White
SVV Corn % cal, for sale.
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News ITEMS.

San FRANCISCO, August GA letter from
Mexico states that q portion of the expedi-
ton under John B. Urmy landed safely in
Senate, with 1900 muskets and six pieces
of artillery, and is now supposed to be with
Corona.
The town OF Mariposa, California, was
destroyed by fire on the 25th. Only five or
six buildings were saved. The estimated
loss is 100000.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-Cornelius Wen
dell has been appointed superintendent Of
Public Printing, uice John d. Defrees, re-
moved.
New YORK, August 27.-Dean Richmond
died, yesterday, i'll this city.
Rev. John Pierpont died suddenly, in
bSstSn sst night hasast assd
deaths from cholera yesterday.
NEW YORK, August 2S.-Only two cases
of cholera were reported in tho city to-day.
The official report shows there were 1l4
deaths fron cholera in the city last week
In Brooklyn, six cases were reported to-
day, three of which were fatal.
BosToN, August 29.-Advices from Hayti
to August 5 have been received A very
destructive fire occurred at Cape Haytien
ON the Goth of July, the damage being est+
mated at about 100000. = :
The insurgents had advanced upon Cape
Aaytien, but were repulsed by the Govern
ment troops, under General Mcntz At
last accounts, they were in full retreat into
San Domingo.
WASHINGTON, August 2S.-Oficial infor-
nation has been received from Madrid OF
the confirmation Of the royal order grant
ing to Major General William +. Smith,
President Of the International Union Com
pany, the right to establish lines of subma-
rine telegraph between the United States
and the West India Islands, by way of
Cuba.
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New Goods +!
OK KITS NEW MACKEREL.
6c 5000 lbs. BACON, c. r.

~ 5000 lbs. BACON, c. r.
Lbs. Sugar-cured Hams.
Lbs. Baltimore Strips.
10 boxes Goshen Cheese.
kegs Goshen Butter-choice.
30 bbls. Flour-Family, Extra and Super
With general assortment OF CH DICE
FAMILY GROCERIES. For sale by
Aug % 2 G.. H. BALDWIN x co.
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Vocal and instrumental Music

MRS. E. STENHOUSE announces to
lX1 her friends that she will give IN
SIRUCIION ON THE PIANO; also SING
instrument. The utmost pains will be
taken, not only to insure correct perform
ance, but a thorough knowledge of the
clements of music. Her former success as
teacher, she hopes. will merit her the
public patronage. Apply at her residence
Wade'S. August % tuth2
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Market RepOrts.

NEW YORK, August 28-N -Noon.-Gold 49,
Exchange 1oS. Texas wool better and
nominally unchanged. Cotton quiet and
unchanged.
M P. M.-Gold 48l. Flour firmer, at sIO@
1919 for Southern. Wheat firm; sales Of
1000 bushels. Corn firmcr; sales, 17O,-
600 bushels. Pork quiet; sales 300 bar
rels-mess s32.87. Cotton steady; sales,
1.500 -Iniddlngs 33t Coffee firm i.
Molasses quiet; sales, 200 barrels New Or
leans, at g.
MOBILE, August 2S.-Cotton sales, to-
day, fifty bales; Liverpool middling 3O63l
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Great Bargains
GOODS.
HOSIERY 4 NOTION GOODS!

WE are receiving this day, cia the
w Emily u. Soudcr, from New York 4
large stock OF GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which we invite the special attention of
the ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped Miss.
Plaid and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bohinct
Iarletons, Silk Bobinct for Veils
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves
Large stock Of Hosiery for Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
best-rcgular makes, all sizes
Brown and Blcached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. so doz. Towels cheap.
Bcrage and Grenadine for Wells, all coo-s
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pillow-oase Linen.
S-4 to ia Cotton Shecting
Mosambiquc, Silk Poplins, Lenos.
Berage, Chambra, Pecols.
Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper
Kid and I4islc Gloves
Prints, OF all descriptions,
Cambria, Swiss, Lislc and Thread ELg-
lngs, lnscrtings, Balancines
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions.
Bombaz:ncs, CT Black DcLainc.
81 Black and White Bcra1c, for slawl..
Jaconct, Swiss and Nainsoo!i Mus!i,is.
Plaid and Soft Finished CaMbrics.
White and Colorcd Brilliants
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroid'd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corscts, French Fans
200 pieces Blcaclcd Shirtings
- $40 and II Or. Shce.inss
Bales 3-4, rs and IA Shirtings.
A large and bcautifullot of Sea-si.,cs and
Sun-downs; together with many other
goods too numerous to mention all of
which will be sold very cheap
July - TOLLESOE X .JANNEN
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FOR SALE.

~ A HOUSE and LOT, on Lincoln
MlNf street, opposite Gas Works. The
;az:E4 house is new and in complete repair
having attached fine garden, with a va
ricty Of choice fruit trees
Also, for sale a LOT on Lady street, near
the above, For terms, apply to d. B. MIL
LER, at Clerks Office, Law Range
Aug II
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Country Hams.
GEvEN HUNDRED pounds COUNTRY
Aug 232 T. J. GIBSON.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that at the next term of
Il the Court OF Common Pleas, will re-
store confession OF judgment for Sc, 500,
given to me by Joseph Baumann; the re-
cord of which was destroyed by the fire i'm
February, 1865. JOHN c. SEEGERS.
Auo %
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a BARGAIN.

~ Az private sale, by II. G. HEIDI,
h6 comfortable COTTAGE RESI-
.1sll DENCE, on farm lot of III acres, in
the delightful and healthy spot formerly
Schwartz's place, on the tin bridge road,
y miles from town. A fine Slaughter
house, Barn, Stable, Kitchen and good we'll
of water. The house contains FIVE rooms
and pantry. Tho reason for selling is tn at
the owner desires to leave Columbia
Aug %
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Auction Sales

BY LEVIN & PEIXOTTO
THIS "wednesday MORNING. o9th ,, 10
o'clock, we will sell, at our store.
DRY GOODS.
- Among which are: Ladies' White Hose
Gents Half Hose, Linen Towels. Handkel,
chleis, Longcloths, Fancy Muslins for La
dies Dresses, French Cambrics, White Co
vcrlIds for single beds, White Muslin
curtains, White and Colored Spool Thread,
Mosamblque Cloaks, Ladies' Satchels, Coat
buttons, Pearl Buttons, Domestic Carpet
GROCERIES,
Bbls Sussr, Potatoes, Rye Whiskey, bags
new new Flour, boxes Cheese, Tobacco, Port
Mne, Madeira Wine, Clarct, Lemon Syrup,
Crackers, &c. NF'
The above will be positively sold, being
offered without limit. A good chance fnH,
Dal gains: Aug 292
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LANYARD FOR. SALE.

LANYARD FOR SALE.
7 OFFER my LANYARD at private sa,e
Il situated near Monticello, Fairfield Dis,
trlct, s. c. The buildings, fixtures. &c.
are all new and in complete order.
There ls also on the lot tive acres) n
comfortable DWELLING, with suitable
out-b buildings, garden, &c
proved purchaser J.K. DAVIS
Aug Is VIZ
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To Rent.

4 LARGE GARDEN, witl a hot-bcd:
n also, TEN ACRES OF d, moro or
less, with q Barn, Carriage or Wagon
House, and large Stable For terms,
apply at Stark's Hill, or to Mayor THEO
STARK. August % w
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-29

7our bales of new cotton, classed
as middling fair. were sold in Sa-
vannah, the 9th inst, ut 40 cents
pound.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

fore we can give nouce TO the puohc
that we are prepared 10 receive pupils.
Our preparations must at first be small,
but we hope they will be equal to the
demand, and that always we shall have
room for as many as the State wishes TO
commit to our care. Aud We hope we
shall never dlsappoint the reasonable
expectations of the State as TO the man.
ner we shall care for those committed
to us, and the success with which we
shalt administer instruction and disci-
pline to them, and carry on the work OF
their reformation. We shall doubtless
hereafter have to ask favor OF the State.
We shall expect the State to care for US,
whilst we care for those committed to
us. We do not expect to be able to go
alone, nor to accomplish our work with
out assistance; but we expect TO merit
that assistance, and hope the State will
not be slow to recognize our merits.
A, q, ?,
Norwich, Feb. 8, 1855.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

TEE EVIDENCE AGAINeT JEFF. DAvIs.
The following explains President
yohnson'e refusal to furnish Congress
with certain Information recently called
Tor:
ATTORNEY GENERALS 0FFTcB, ]
Washington, Jan. 81, 1863.
sir-Snndry reports of the facts go
tng to show that J'tferson Davis, and
other rebels have been guilty of high
crimes have heen made to you az the chief
executive officer of the Government
Most of the evidence npon which they
are based was obtained "a p0rte, without
notice TO the accused, and while they
were In custody in military prisons.
Their publication might wrong the gov
eminent or the accused, or both. While
] see that much wrong may flow from
the publication, l cannot see that any
god would come from IL. sasg :
In my opinion, then. public and pri.
ysts jastioe alike demand that they
shoalA not be made public. .g .4-
ss rgo7s..s sa. 80. a jana srgED, (
49, sozJsg Attorney General. !
- tAs Pres lent. gA u sf.E1.- .