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John (. Siiioyd and Charles MiihorS; by ccxi
friend John lIcrrcn IS William Milford, George
Nelson and wife Nary Nielsen, Malinda hamp
toa, a; ai-Bill for Partition oi Land, Nc
Ii appearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs At
law OF John r. milford. deceased. names and nUm-
Der, unkuown defendants in the above stated ease,
reside beyond the limits of this State On motion
of Harrison and Whnc,s. Ccmpminant'sSolic
Ordered, that said pcsendapts do appear aud
plead answer or dcmur to Complainant said Gl
of Complaint within three months from tue pooll
ion "ercot or the same Wild be taken pro eo':'ssSe
against them. .
Commissioners Olicc Feb. %, lS66.
81 3m,
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TEE TRIAL.

In furtherance Of our purpose 10 give The read
ars ofthe Issczs5cacer brief summary of the pro-
ceedings in the case G. sTowrRsr the cOncln-
ding portionis prcscntcdthis morning. The Com
mission assembled on Friday, when the Hon
AE3ilsrrAp BURT counsel for the accused, delivered
an able and elaborate defence, and on Saturday
the assistant counsel, Gen. JAYEs coNSEE,- fol
lowed in a Inhserly argument for ihe innocence Of
SHOWERS. These efforts arc entirely too lengthy
for our columns or would take great pleasure in
spreadingsthcm before readers. The Court
adjourned to meet vest crday, when the argument
Of Lieut.. Col A. j. WILLARD, Judge .AdFocaie.
would be .hciSrd for TIC prosecution
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nEar4 nF GEu. sTEpryyLE ElLIoErT.

This sad and unexpected announcement reached
us few days since. Gen. EihlorT died in Aikeii
Barnwcll District, on Wednesday, of last week, ia
the Seth year Of his ago. His name is in.lissOia-
bly linked With the memorable defence Of Cliar,ea-
ION. and the State loses ona Of hcr most chiyaric
soas.in his demise. Cen. &. was the son of Rev.
srspurx ELLIOTT, Of Beaufort, and brother of the
Rector Of Grace Churclt in this place. the Rev.
Joa Il. ELLIOTT. In common with lis numerous
admirers. we sincerely dcplorc the uniimely death
Of ilis brave soldier. courteous gentleman AMI
consistent Christian. In the l'ourof hcr c1'reini-
~. South Carolina can i'll atordto give up one so
eited and esimablc in.al The relations ofslife.-
But .slIis ways arc no; as o,ir ways!7'
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TIE CRrTrcfsMs OIL "RILL ARP"

Tic reader doubtless observed in cur iast issue
an article severely criIicising the humorous oddiy
yc!cpt 5Bil Arp" - singular omission, Tie
aforesaid article failed to rcceiyca proper credit,
and for fear of Misunderstanding We beg leave to
siate that The remarks appended 10 Che opinions Of
the augusta Cosiaatioaallsi were from he editor
of tic Charleston I;c,es While endorsing the
sentiment that the renowned "Bin Arp fOrsook
the line Of usefulness and popular applause in
agreeing to wrisc for stipulated amount, never
theless we are not coyetous Of our neighboTs lun-
der and therefore make iae aen2s benor9d'e in this
announcement In connection, 100, we might ap-
- riatey refer to the dissens;ons CT lr1ends ana
tIisjy ,..sagreemcnt vita this opinion Of Bill
,gsr,aa,y in this free country, each ona Is s1'il-
tiled 10 bis or her opinion, albeit iaey may not
have The unrestricted privilege Of giving roni;'a-
ton to their iloas upon all Subjects antit is OF
cou, SC probable ti.at many of Nh AnP's ''numer-
GUS and interesting admirers will dsmpr to the
verdict OF cur cotemporarics and declare in favor
OF his writings, oven for cmopment- But'here
will be a reaction, if SIR. Arr persists in being
funny at 50 much per column and the brilliant, Off
hand sciutiilations. vii and cunning sareasH
will be oyershadowed blythe mprly. t,sr-foiced
and lame attclnpts for the sake Of flthJ lucrc
3gc sincerely dcplore tie whole matter, and hon
estly wish tlla. sBill" may revoke Lis CONTRACT
and return TO letters Only '.when the spirit moves
iim'
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a pEEAsaNT BNTFIT AlI.:.!! =. .Nyg'.

social;lfc in our quiet village seldom affords Z
paragraph. for the newsinongcr for be ii known
that an,usements, in 4he most restricted sense, are
few and far between. But it was our privilege
week or more ago, TO witness a. pleasant ana
agreeable representation ofliveiy char4des at the
residence one Of cur hospitablc citizens. Tic
characters were wei and fifty chosen and adnira-
Shy porsonaicd, and the small assembly evinocd
decided qualification at the entertainments. The
germs OF success in that line sufficiently de-
voopcd by several OF the actors, to Warrant tho
suggestion ihat they attempt the production
some Of The minor plays, f,rccs or comedies, il
the way9of private thcairieals. The incentive
.to.study and thought might prove beneficial and
certainly there is something ganctby familiarity
With the use of language before an audience
What say you, ladies and gentlemen
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fREsI3z At 5ozY: o..

il there were tl.csO :incnsst us disposed 10 ioao.
tbs iirinncss patriotism ana integrity cf AHpsEw
Jcuysos, le recent message 20 The Senate return
sinsahe Fraedmants Bureau Bia, with Lisrcasons
ford rsdsdpproval. has plainly demonstrated ilc i'm
pditant fact that he is not wanting in ciiher oeibe
qsalii esreferred.to. BY the exercise ofihis veto
pSlscr- --interpcsngt strong arm of the Exec'i-
tiyo against what he lecms an unconstitutional
and unwarraatablc measure of lcgisaton-tha
President has ar,aycd thc entire strength Of the
-Elaticnlsassiaa him, aud masi expect vigorous
onslauglit from .ilcsoppoaers Of his policy. Tie
sicssase i,ktcaf is. III our Judgment, among Tie
ablcst papers which hns cmehatcd from the lAiei
Magistrate, and deserves admiration and praise for
its concise reasoning and piinsent i9reiblc arsu-
ncat BGt Tie cliiei a;iSF bsor5ing effect which it
has .produced-tlat Of drawing the line of dcmar-
cetion bctwixt tie President and the Radicals
will be. most commented aud acted upon, and its
Importance augmented by ihc ultimate results OF
The issue tbus firmly made. Assuredly the South
may well rejoice that the reins of power arc held
BY so steady hand
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TIE sIAs1 CT ssU-1 ci,RoLIEA,
A.yDERS0G DISTRICT.
~ EQUTTT


III Par.e-J. J. Reed. Solicitor Western circpit-
Bill to 2epetpate 1csIimony
The Solicitor Of the Western Circrit hayins This
LAY 6le, his Bill inconormty with the provisions
oi The sc Of &c General Asssmhly Of this State-
entitled IAN Ac; 10 provide mode by which to
pcipcruaic testimony in rele:on to Deeds, Bil.s,
Cnoscs in Acioa, other papers aid rccores, de-
stroyed o., lost daring The recent war, ratified on
the ::ist day OF December, y. D.. 1862:
1t is ordered. that any Per on or persons inter
cs;eC in preserving lie evidence of The contents OF
any snch documents. papers orrecor'is. have leave
to appear in this Honorable Court unde: te serms
OF tic Act aforesaid. and have taken, VIII Wen
TO lis perpo.uutiou, MI such evidence as they shat
projsra which may be regarded material 10 their
W. W. HUMPHREYS. c.r.A.p.
Commissioners Clice, Feb %, 1856.
81 2m
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TIE HOME JoURNAy.

Wo gladly place upon oar exchange Est this SUI
pcrior weekly. Its worldwide reputation neets
no endorsement atsou. hands. Suffice it, that the
H,a,e Jounal;is emiuently degerviugof patronage
from our people, and VIC trust will receive it,
Published in New York City, BY WILLIS PHrLEI7s
at Three Dollars per annun. Subscriptions re-
ceiyedl at tlis. Office.
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G5s 32lM:Lets.
u.s. Unless stated otherwise, the prices given
are in currency.
ANDERSON, S. c., Feb. 2S, 1866.

-. t.. ANDERSON, S. c., Feb IS, 1866.
.conon.-Demand moderate. Prices ranging
from 20 to % cents, specie.
CHARLESTON, Feb. &c.
On Friday last in. consequence Of unfavorable
Europcan news. the sales Of Cotton were very
limited. amounting to only so bales during Tic
day, the transactions exhibiting decline of about
one cent per pound on the prices of the day before
On Saturday there was more activity, but at
still lower prices, the sales of the day amounting
to about one hundred and seventy bales-Good
Middlings bringing 42c. u ID, and some good oFdi-
nary were disposed OF at Sic. q lb. The sales of
thctwo days show decline Of about two cents per
pound ,-,,,. ro,1 -, %
Cotton in fair demand at buoyant prices. Mid
dlings IS! to II cents per b., Gold, 1873
AUGUSTA. Feb. Is.
The Cotton market quiet. holders being rn''ill-
ing to accept present rates. M'daling to Strict
Aiddliug is quorc, at s5 Receipts are light
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AEADQUARTERs,
Military District Western So. Ca,
FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE,
Co1uMp1A. S. C. Feb. 10, 1866.
March l, 1866
CoLuMpIA, S. c. Fcb. IO, ISt

CIRCULAR NC ..
1t is reported that lawIess men in this District,
who have been and are committing the grossest
outragcs upon whites and blacks, and who have,
in some instances fred upon United States soldiers
stolen Government property. 2c.:arc harbored and
aided by tho citizens Of The Districts IN when ihey
operate. All those persons VINO nd and harhor
sue, lawlcss men, will be arrested and held in
close confinement MS accompces, 10 be tried by
Military Courts This will not be considered ms
applying 20 the future oalai but 10 me past lic
authority or tic Gcvcrnman, must prevail.
jy order of Breyct Major General ANrs
j. a. CLARK
A. A.I c. and ic. asst Adj Sen
March l. 1866 81
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YHE RicEMoND EXAlIEsIER AID G---11'ERAI.
= GRANTS o1nZR.
Recently tic publication OF the Richmond kr-
Gn,iaer was suppressed by virtue of military ,au
hority, and the cdiso g5fook linseii TO Washing
ten in order to pro5ase release from bondage
THIS was effected, on apl ealing 70 lie President,
upon the condition that hc would moderate his
tone of menace and abuse towards the Federal CHI
ciais in Richmond End elsewhere. This is briefly
the history Of u transaction which has eliciIci
oonsdorjbla eommcn; in newspaperlom. The an
inssitv Of he Eartfncr towards all ihc world
and ihc rest of mankind if they dared 10 differ
ron ;ts sage conclusions, was thoroughly evince1
during the licc-imc OF lie late Confedcracy, and
We arc not at all surprised thai its bitterness aud
free use of invectives have brought that journal
into trouble Perhaps iiais lesson, while VIC do
not. commend the application. may temper the
irate metal of our co:culpoyary. But, ,pcn the
heels of this Transaction, cones tho General 0idcr
OF Lieut. Gen. GRANT, and Which is published
elsewhere in our columns to-day. If The imprn-
dencc and want Of dignity in rew journals has
been the cause of the Order, stringent and un-
qualified, then how much ought we all to dcp!ore
the existence Of those in cur mids; who viii pro-
woke the issuance Of such severe measures. There
is food for reflection in this matter and we leave
the rcaSer TO contemplate It's depth ana meaning.
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rua STATE OF s0vra cAnoLINA.
4NpE2SON DISTRICT

WHEREAS. Matilda Branyan has applied TO me fol
Letters OF Administration OH the Estate OF john
Branyan. deceased:
These arc therefore TO cite and admorish alland
singular the kindred and creditors o said deceased
to be and appcarat my Office CA the oh day o
Marca. 1856, 20 show cause if any they can
why said Administration should r.t hc granted
HERBERT IlAM3lCNE, DAD.
sI;.rch l, 1865 81
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the commaa,laass of military departments:
IT.Ai;a'rs Arxfrs OF TIE L. s.,
WAsaiyaro:;, February I Z, 1866.
Youesills pltaso send TO iese hca1qnarcrs, as
soon as practicable and from silan to time naeaf-
ter, such copies of newspapers published in your
dcpar.mcn; us contain sen. .inicnts OF dsiogaly and
hostility 10 the Goyermncu! ia any Of its braashes
and state whe:or such paper is l:s1itnal in i's
utierances of such sentiments. The persistent
publication of articles calculated TO Keep up tic
hostilityOf faoling between the different sections
OF the country cannot hc tolerated. lhio inior=
maiion is called for with vieg to their suppress
sion, which will be done from these headquarters
ony. -
rS:iraeIsl T. s. B0wERS,
Assistant-Adiutant General.
,,c=. 30 teT balmoral skirts were made in the
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: rsr 1t must be decidedly pleasant to live at
Brownsville, Texas, as we see it stated that the
common remark there at the breakfast table is,
..Wcll, who was killed last night or, ..were there
any bodies found floating in the river yesterday ~
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nER 6fSi;-El " -nT1i. RElE,sT Il.

Mr. TnoNss p. SLIDER. ut thc Mills House, is
go,,,s ihorizetl geasin-tile CITY Of Charles
ton, 10 receive advertisements. :, Merchants and
others in the metropoi; can ascertain terms for ad-
vcrtising by calling tiFsislin.
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AIT ExYRA C9NYeCATT.yafI

esss Burning 4Busheehaptcr, Z, Il. A. II, will
be holden on Saturday afternoon, atsiwo o'clock;
Companions are notified 10 be rtsi3tpai in at
tcndance.
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pe3- Gen. wm Bellsnap, ofthe late Confederate
army, has been admitted to practice at the bar in
Washington.
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le:y~ An enthusiastic meeting was held in Lot
isvillc, Ky, the night Of the aSd, in honor Of
The veto Message.
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Anosrson Ilriscs Current:
CORRECTED yFEEKhY
BY. BEWLEY, KEEsE & CO.,
North Side of lhe Public Square.
GRoCERIEs, &C.

Bqgying, 59'cis Ea'e Rope, 50 to sos Ade"an-
line CG5,dyes. 80 to 30; Rio CoEae 10 TO 59 Ite,
s2.09to $3.50; Rec, 10 to II y. Q. Seycr, %;
.tc) ,sagars. IS to Sa; c.nshd .8gg4-, so to 8s 4;
.Saii per sack, Liverpool $1,000; lroa, Swede and
Kings Mountain, l6 to ls; C:san5s, 49, N@1',
ls Po,sder, $lO0 to Sl.25; Lead, 80; Slot, 30;
lndigo, $500 to $500; Ato,'aer, So; Blue S'onc,
80: Ndcsercl--qnarier bis, $3.50, halves, Si-00
who,cs. Se2.Q0; T0dace2 chewing, 80 to SI.5Q;
Factory 2areaa, S8.75 TO 500 s&:rFags, is,
IS c. per yard.
COUNTRY Produce.
f7om, sic.oa to slsoo; Com $50; Peas.
81 % 10 sI50; lard - TO 25 Beoea, ~ 20 . ;
.Tfi'ow, 10; Bater, &c to e5; E5ys IS to 20;
C.ncFns. 20 to y; A'ecs'ror. 90; Rqys y to 8
y, .sz,s=-;s-t
sqeslat 2,9ticcs.
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pe75- 7Sas aS7 balmoral skirts we're made in tn
United States last year.
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1iyTasRr4srISa 70 N2WsP.1Tgas.
lhe lollowng circular ,...s issued on the Istl I

the commaa,laa.s of military departments
H.Aio'Es. Arx1Es or TIT; L. 6,
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TIE RIcEmoED EXAIlESER AID Gz-..1TERAI.
C1E7rT,S 0VnTR.
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"ln speaking therefore in ihc present condl-
ton of ourforuacs, though tiiarc be much to be
said, there is If.slc TO be said TO advantage. We
cannot assert ourselves without seeming to beard
power we cannot always exhibit u Just respect
for power without an unbacomios abnega'ion OF
ourselves; and, while W. believe that ne spirit OF
Journalists at the South has been aia;rable-whiie
they accept The situation, not FROM feeling but
from the high;s; sense Of The moral Obligation it
imposes is not easy for those, even under this
sense of obgatiun, to preserve the tone pTopcr to
the occasion. There arc few who arc satisfied
with the u'lerancco Of oshers, and few who wqnld
not gladly be relieved from the necessity Of utter
ancc themselves
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-05-15
Miscellaneous,
A Good Days Work,

Out in Michigan number of farmers were
sitting in front of country store at the close
of a sultry day, and telling stories about their
work, and so on, when one of them took the
rag ofthe whole of them by relating his ex-
perience.
81 say, you have all told wbonpins big
yarns, now but I'll just tell you what done
once in York State, on the tennessee Flats,
and on my fathers farm He owned mea-
dow just mile long, aud one morning in
June began to mow-sun about an hour
Highland moved right along the whole
length of the field. The grass was so heavy
that had to NOW down to the lower end Of
the field, and walk back. or as we say, carry
my swarth.' Well. I worked until shutdown.
and then quit. just thought. as the mca-
dow was just a mile lorg, I'd count the
swarths, and l did so, and there was one hun
dred! That, gentlemen. is what York State
folks call big days work"
$50 you walked two hundred miles that
day, did you 2" asked one farmer.
And moved half the time you were walk
ing ~ said another.
$50 it seems" replied the great mower ::
81 tell you the facts, and you can make as
much of it as you can"
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Poetical.
sroNEwALL JACKSON.

1.-THE memory of StonewalI Jackson has received
few tributes more touching in its simplicity and
pathos than the following eautifu poem, published
IN the New York Citizen, of which Chs rlcs G. Hal
pine is the editor. MIR. HalPine, himself poet of
are taste, an officer the United States army
during the late war, and lie well known to fame as
Private Miles The poem in question,
says. Is from the pen of dlsting ushed officer of
he United States navy:1
HesIeeps all quietly and cold,
Beneath the soil that gave him birth;
Then break his battle brand in twain,
And lay it with him in the earth!
No more at midnight shall he urge
His toilsOme march among the pines;
Nor hear upon the morning air
The war shout of his charging lines.
Cold is the eye whose meteor CLEAN
Flashed hope on all within its light;
And still the voice that, trumpet toned,
Rang through the serried ranks of fight.
No more for him sha II cannons park
Or tents CLEAN white Hpon the plain;
And where his camp fires blazed Of yore,
Brown reaPcrs laugh amid the grain!
No more above this narrow bed
Shall sound the tread of marching feet,
The rifle vOlley, and the clash
or sabres, when the tocman meet.
And though the winds of autumn rave,
And winter snows fall thick and deep
Above his breast-they cannot move
The quiet OF his dreamlcss sleep.
We may not raise a marble shaft
Above the heart that now is dust;
But nature, like a mother fond,
Will meier forget her sacred trust.
Young April DER his lowly mound,
Shall shake The vi"ets from her hair;
And Curious June, with fervid XII .,
Shall bid the roses blossom there.
Aud round about the drOninS bS c,
With drOwsv hum shall come and go;
ri " n Ia al he live l,,1N1r DO
Shall murmur dirges soft and low.
The warriors stormy fate is DER
The midnight gloom hath passed away;
And, like gl0ry from the East
Breaks the fret ii ght of Freedoms day.
And white-winged Peace, ser all the land,
RrOOds like n dove upon her nest;
While iron with sIa u hter gorged
AtIength hath laid him down to rest
And where we won our onward way,
With fire and stcel-thrOugh wonder wood
The black bird whistles, and thu. quail
Gives answer to her Iimid brood.
Yet oft in dreams his fierce brigade
Shall ace tn forms they followed far,
Still leading in the fur'hest van
A landmark in tn clouds of war!
And oft when white-hair ed grand sires tell
Ot bloody struggles past and gone,
The children at heir knees will hear
How jackson led his columns on!
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-SnoOks was advised to get his life insur-
ed Won't do it, said he , it would lust be
my luck to live forever, if should Mrs
Shocks merely said, Ahem we'll wouldn't
my dear. Quite loving, that.
"A recent railroad dinner, in commitment
to the fraternity, the toast was given can
honest lawyer, the nOblest work of God -
but an Old farmer in tine back part of the hall.
fathcr spoiled the effect by adding, in a loud
voice, land about the scarcest."
A very respectable woman of Union q.
~, Indiana, who has been very stron" Re
publican in her feelings, came to the nolIs
and offered to vote. which, of course. was re-
fused when she replied, very Indignantly
Just as observation-disclosures before women y
Why are the makers Of the PARROT gun
the greatest thieves III the United States SER
vice Because they rifle all the runs f,rnn
all the materials, and steal (stceI) ali the guD-
brooches.
"A young lady in Louisville, while on
her way to he married, was run over and kin.
ed. confirmed old maid savayeIy conn
ments: "She avoided more lingering and
horrible destiny"
Sir Isaac Newton's nephew was a CLERGY
man. When he had perc,rmcd the marri;,"c
ceremony he always refused the fee. sovintT
"Go your ways poor wrctches, have done
you mischief enough already"
Jerome! Jerome! screamed Mrs. But
terheld the other day, to her LARGEST hoy
what are you throwing to those pigeons p
"Gold beads, mother, and the fools are eat
ing EN- : spect they think it's corn
There is danger in being too neat
An old lady IN Holland scrubbed her sitting
room floor until she fell through it into the
cellar.
"A wife complaining that her husband wa,
dead to fashionable amusement. he rcnlicJ
''But then, my dear, you make nae alive to
the expense"
-"What pity it is" said lady to Car
rio" that you are not taller" II Should be
happy indeed madam" replied Carrie, to
stand higher in your estimation"
We notice an advertisement of "milli>
ner's feathers" for sale The millincrs from
whom these feathers were plucked, must have
been little ducks.
-The following funny advertisement of a
wife was recently posted in a town in nor.
them New YOrk; "My nam dats Peter Knoxville
my wIfe's nam ds's Peter Knoxville too He lev nv
house and no az me, any mau that truss him on my
name OATS loss for you
- purster SAYS, '.My name is Somerset.
am miserable old bachelor. cannot marry. for
how could hope to prevail young lady pos
Ieseed OF the slightest notion of dcIcacy TO turn
Somerset.'
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SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
cHARLEsTowN. JEFFERSON COUNTY, va.
MISS SARAH A. BEALL,

~ commOdation of visitors The ROOMS are in
complete order, we'll furnished aud comfort bic !;
me m pffAHLoRS large and commodious, and the
TABLE at Ill times supplied with the choicest vi
ands OF the Country and City Markets.
Inc servants are attentive, and constantly in at
of Guests.
The PrePrietress ia determined to sustain the
we'll established reputation OF the House.
The public patronage is solicited.
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Kew Goods! New Goods!
SPRING DRY GOODS!

Just OPENED AT THE ONE PRICE STORE.
PLAID PopIins. Striped Grenadines,
Printed a paccas, Figured Organdics,
PLAIN Organdics, Pink Lawns. Pink Chintz
Figured Swiss Plain Swiss, White Tarletons,
Fluted Muslins, Brilliantes
Jaconets. Plain and Plaid
Birds Eve Linens, Irish Linens.
LiLen Lawns, Jaconet Edgings.
Crotchet Edg1ngs, Valencia Lace,
Lace VCis Crepe Collars,
English Crcpes, French Corsetz
New Style Hoop Skirts, and Balmorai Skirts.
April 10. 1866. HI. HEIsKEII.