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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
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Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners.
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TINWARE.
H. E. BLEMKER

"AS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
- stand on Main street to his new
house. 4FaN sts . III
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Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general but most especial-
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepared
to take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, viz:
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
NETS & ssToCKINel y ARN. r
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply of the
above Goods on hand for sale OF exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at dis
tance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right off. Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on applica-
and Canal JOHN w. GRUEN & co.
ap6-6n
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:, HDr. II. A. ARNHISTEAD s
- Office on Third street, between Main
and Locust; residence on Third street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut adjoining the
new Methodist Church )--will promptly at-
tend to the duties of his profession in city
Il mayI8 Dim
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+ LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Indiana
Evansville,

+ You win observe, therefore, that we se-
cure safe and speedy transportation, aS
well as great saving in breakage, which
alone is a very important item to be con-
sidered in the cost of our Wares =
assorted to be found in the West, and for
sale at ...t. 81 -sH ErHtss
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.a ]. h. GARDNER e2 ieoq
ttorneY-at-LaW.

Office with James T. Walker, Justice of
the Peace, in BierboweK's new building,
Third street, nearly opposite Washington
House. - tEf Ecf3gr-T lgaaslL w4aEs
All business entrusted to him win be
promptly and carefully attended to.
Particular attention given to collections,
and prompt returns made. 1aVi
Refers To- -rea
Messrs. Miller, Gardner 4 Co., No. First
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Wessrs, Ragon & Dickey, Nos. 8 and South
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Messrs. Roach A. Torian, No. IA First street.
Messrs. Cloud q Akin, No. s Main street.
Messrs. Heam a. Mentfee No. Is Main street
Messrs, Minor & sDallam, No. Is North First
of eminent practitioners in Kentucky.
mayl0 If
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(tONSIDER OUR ADVANTAGES! We8t8a
~ are now receiving our Queensware dt
rect from the PotterS of the Old World! Al
New Orleans, our crates are ittsistod from ~
the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board re
Steamboats, which land them at our wharf i
in this city, thus making but one transfef -
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aQUEENSWARE.
.]E .I]EMp0RTFRS. OF CHINA. GLASS

/ s,sc.rag iisa 5 aftaT 9&re ttA -esssiy.
: 81 e.ae.l9rnds.b bda ssgsas9r sia -
z e.f+.4., s8fg---AND---s4s aeiHs91 74s
i -. - - fs~..is.bfr asns bns .noiHQ
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Dissolution Of Gopartnership.
~HE E@OPARTNERSH,p uERETO

patrons Tor past favors, hoping the same
success MAY continue with my successors.
may1Otf E r. G. CATCH.
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From the Anderson Intelligencer.
DRS. CRUMLEY AND ANDERSON.

Editor Of Intelhgencer: Many citizens who
have already been brought as low in pecunia
ry point Of Y; ms it seems possible to reduce
a once prospr. /, people, feel themselves fur
ther aggrievcd by tho recent action of the
" Medical Boards of Anderson and Pickens
Districts. They, therefore, take pleasure in nc
knowledging their obligations to Drs. Crumley
and Anderson. for the liberal and independents
course they have seen proper to pursue, and in
vte more Crumley's and Andcrson's to come to
their aid, as most of our former esteemed NJ
DPS have 'Resolced" themselves out of husi.
ness. PROTESTOR
s May %, 1866 3G l
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ORDIN AR Y'S SAL E.

y II UI N a II I y y n u II.
DY VIRTUE of nm order to me directed, by W.
ID Il. Iiolcombe, Esq, Ordinary, will sell to the
highest bidder at Pckens Court House. on
SALEDAY IN MAY NEXT, .
The Real Estate Of George Ross deceased, consist
ing of Tract of Land lying in Pickens District,
on waters Of Stamp Greek, and adjoining lands Of
John Ross Thos r. Davis and others, containing
Is! Acres moro or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit OF Twelve
Months with interest; the purchaser TO give bond
and approved security to tho Ordinary, jth> o
mortgage Of the promises If deemed necessary by
him, tie payment Of the purchase money.
Tho costs he paid in coin, in cash, or it's equiv.
alent and to pay extra for titles
l.. THOMAS, SID.
Sheriff = Office, May 8, 1866 34-3
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The State Of South Carolina.

The State Of South Carolina.
PICKENS--IN ORDINARY.
In. Robins Ex'or' Petition for settle
Mary A. Capehart ct als. mont OF Estate
TT appearing to mJ satisfaction that the heirs
Il at.law of Harvey Carehart, deceased, (niim
ber. names and residence unknown.) reside
without tho limits of this State: 1t is ordered,
therefore, that these said absent defendants do
appear in the Court Of Ordinary, at Pickens G.
H., OH Monday the 9th day of August next, to
show cause why a final settlement of the Estate
of Leonard Carehart. deceased, should not be
then made, and decree entered thereon.
w! Il. HOLCOMBE, o.p.D.
Ordinary's Office, May 90 1865 3m
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS are forewarned from trading for
IA u Note of hand given by Norton Reid to the
undersigned, for twelve hundred dollars, dated
October, 1850. There nre two credits on the Note
one for $4,000, dated in 1861; the other. for
$500 90, dated in 1862 or '63. This Notc was lost
in May, 1865. +. S. FOSTER
April 80, 1866 33
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ORDIN SALE.

DY VIRTUE of al order directed to me by W.
ID j.. Holcombe, Esquire, Ordinary of Pickens
District. will sell to the highest bidder, at Pick
ems Court House on Salcday in June next, the
REAL ESTATE
Of Haynes Abercrombie, deceased, consisting of
one TRACT OF LAND, lyingand situate in the
District of Pickens, adjoining lands of J. S. La
them, O. Armstrong and others, containing II
Acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit Of Twelve
Months, with Interests the purchaser to give bond
AMI approved security to the Ordinary with q
mortgage of the premises. if deemed necessary by
him, to secure the payment Of the purchase money.
The costs to be paid in coin in cash, or its equiva
lent; and 10 pay extra for titles.
l.. THOMAS, s.p.D
Sheriff . Office, May s, 1865 34-3
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L,oR WHITE MOUNTAINS AND CANADA,
VIA pHuTTANn

LrOR WHITE MOUNTAINS AND CANADA,
VIA PORTLAND.
The first cass steamship ID RICO aud FRAsCOEIA form
weekly line between Now York and Portland leaving
- Eas river Now York ad Browns wharf Portland
evrry Wednesday aud Saturday, Al T.. ". fhs Ditgo
leaves New YORK saturday and Portland Wednesday
The FTturona leaves New York "Wednesday and Portland
saturday This y one Of The most ezpsditious aud
able routes from Now York 70 the White Mount Aln- VIA
Long Island aud Vineyard sounds Portland aud BY Grand
Trunk Railway 10 Oohan. witch about sir niss from tho
Glen House..
The steamers this line new snd their accommods
lions for passengers are sitictly nTst cllss
Passsgr 10 pOrayd isclndpE sal-fo0m, H. Meals extra
Tickets procured at once on pier - East river.
}. y. AMKs. Agent,
der * I.ast river.
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(,ABIy PASSENGERS BY ruE NATIONAL STEAM
~ Navigation Gompaays steamship Virginia wii please
bs hoard III ner North river. II O'Clock A. w.
Saturday, July 81. y, WI HURST. Manager.
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TEXAS.
Special Message OF Gov. ThrOek-
m0rtOn-Denies that the People
or Texas are Rebels.
0I 444lss- n .aoN

GALVESTON, Nov. 6. 6.-Governor
Throokmorton' 5 special message to the
Legislaturegon the,Gondition of the
Country and Federal Relations saws.
that the true sentiments of our peo-
pie is misunderstood by our Northern
brethren, He denies with indigna-
tion the assertions of politicians that
we are still rebelfous; that we do
not desire the restoration of the
Union; that Union men are in dan
GER Of assassination; that without
military protection they could not re-
main, and that thousands are leaving.
He asks theLegislature TO pass reso-
llutions to that effect, and to solemnly
pledge the State authorities to protect
fife and property without regard to
political sentiments. lie suggests
that negro testimony. admitted in
all cases. He recommends that taxes
collected from negroes be applied to
their education, alluded to in the
Presidents telegram. He says ht
hopes the Legislature will make At
tho laws involving civil rights 81 com
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NEW ORLEANS.
appointment or d Commissioner TO
Paris-ArrlVal or Episcopal Blsh-
Ops--OOnsecratiOn of q Bishop In
place OF Bishop Polk. ,s, '.io

q New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Governor
Wells appointed George Chadwick
Commissioner to Paris, Uice IL. w.
Palfrey, lost on the Evening Star. 4.
The Epis opal Bishops Of Vermont,
Alabama and Mississippi have ar
rived and will consecrate, on to-mor-
row, the Rev. DIR. .J. p. lB. Wilmer
as Bishop of Louisiana, Ia place Of
Bishop Polk, killed near Atlanta dJiTr'
ing the warsmiDr. Wilmer arrived
this 'nvaning bn1 ataniplH sitF {" 4hytas ,.
Cotton Steady with sales Of LOO
bales of low nnfddling at 351 G986a,
The receipts in four, days are 13, 900
bales against $500. The exports were
1900 bales. 5s'3.fi9 q, ,s,., ,s.e ,' s - y, \
Sugar and molasses are steady and
unchanged.
"a New York Exchange is par to bc,
discount Sterling go, Asa'" t' -
Arrived-Bark Cephas Sterrett.
New ORLEANS, Nov. CARVED
steamer Havana from New York, and
Concordia from Boston.
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HALIFAX.
Arrival Of Steamer from Liverpool.
3 Empress CarlOttais Health ImprOV-


is' nina<i .silyaigsI 20
HALIFAX, Nov. 6.-The steamer
Java, from Liverpool 9th, Queens
town 28th, has arrived here.
Mr. Snyder, inventor of the famous
breach loading rifle, died suddenly on
the Goth n1tt ~ sid3llmini I
The cattle plague has dwindfed
down TO only six eases ia one week.
Admiral Mundy succeeds Sir, James
Hope in command of the. North
American station,
The short-time movement among,
the Lancastershire cotton manufao-
turers was making progress, and fhdil
dated large decrease IN production. 80
1.-The situation of the Lyons people
Iii represented as being of a. Very
grave nature, and measures of relief
have been adopted iaa f.9Ha y yt3 z
The Palrie and StdsacEnrd deny the
reports of a French loan being pre- Z,
nieditatedv The PQtfte States, on the
authority of letters from Trieste, that
the Empress Carlottes health has 80
far improved that she will return to
Mexico. 9al e tslgasla laa . 1855 fu ~
The London Times alIudes to furthss
er disintegration Of the Austrian Ems
pire as possible l paa .a, t...Isi ...l.i, Z -
The London Globs says Denmark
is menaced with extinctiop ~. 7iiafa. l.i,
The Emperor Of Russia has Issued
q manifesto announcing the betrothAl
Of the Gar with the Princess Of Dag
mar and comforting on her the Etle Of
Imperial Highness. e1ei .YHloib1@
Victor Emanuel, would enter Ven.
ice on the 9TH Of November, and it is
said he will be accompanied by all
the Foreign ministers az the Italian
courts, who are said to have received
instructions to that effect from their
respective governments.
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/. !. e FRANCISCO.
Capture ofsOaiela met !. .COhflfmed-4..
News from OhlnafY7lnsuITeetl0p IN
COchlnaCh Chlna-IndlctmeHt : OF q
Revenue Agent. -. ffIpfAW /
% al fLLLlI
LII aILaI..a.

SAN FRANcIst,o, Nov. BRA letter
from General Mbnterengge, cornthan-
der at Acapulco, to the Mexican i'm.
perial Consul in thislcity, dated Oct.
27th, says nothing about tho capture
of Oai0ia. And further states that
Mr.-Hutier, the acting American COM
sui there's il fully ilnpliqatedlaR being
the hieainm sdf cUrfcs pondehcef be-
tween the l4ibeFRls in San sEransieco
and Alvarez.
SAN FRANCESCA, Nov. 5.-Fprther
Chimp newg, oi1septefiiberS 1st,, says
The funeral of Captain Townsend, of
the United States steamer Wachusett,
was largely attended by officials and
privite geptleman90d8 HTU08 q
Twenty Chinese arc supposed to
have perished by the burning of the
steamer Hungary.
The insurrection III Cochin. China,
wass Rfsffom being suppressed The
rebels still occupy Tayhim and Tram,
burg, aud only wait the approach OF
the rainy season to assume the often
sive. taiI .fls.nJ irl asti h.s. .ir..lI1na
The celebration of the Emperor
Napoleon feta had proved failure.
w. j. Walker, United States In
ternal Revenue Agent for the Pacific
Coast, has been indicted by the United
States Grand Jury for malteasance in
office.
Choice wheat il sellingat two cents
a pound
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BUFFALO,.
Election Returns Hoffman Ahead.

- II JDqIfOy
= BUFFALO, Nov. 6.-The indications
are that Humphrey. Democrat, will be
re -elected to COngregs from this pis-
trict, defeating A. M. Cfapp by about
1000 majority. Buffalo gives him
about 800, and Hofman's majority
about the same.
NEW York. lNog.i6.rThe returns
from Kings County indicate 1900
majority for Hoffman, Returns from
the interior come in slow " and scat
-tering, but indicate small Republican
gains.
f A large vote was polled in Massa-
chhsetss, and all, Republican Con.
gress.nen elected. VII lfs aalasM eilsIsi
Halsey Is elected i'm New Jersey,
with increased Republican majority.
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ST. LOUIS.
Radical Majority In Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov, 6.-General Pile is
elected over Hogan in the lst Dis
trict by about 500 majority.
The Radical county ticket is elect
cd by about $500 majority.
The Conservatives elect twoof six
Senators, aud three of fourteen Re
representatives., including Frank Blair,
who beats Branscomb about 100 ma
jority.
Returns from the interior are very
meagre, but so far give Radical ma
jprities. ..y
Kansas City 800 Radical majority /;
Jefferson City about 150 majority ;
franklin County 500 majority.
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NEW YORK.
saRI nNA .

Election Progressing Quietly - In
Junction on Atlantic steamship
COmpany-Tie War In South Amer
lca-Death OF Simeon Draper =
Railroad COnsOlldatiOn-ElectiOn
Returns Meagre - Republican
Gains In the InteriOT-City Goes
z for Hoffman by 40,65S-Republiean
Majority in-NeW Jersey-Syraeuse
and OsWegO for FentOn.
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NEW YORK.


The English Hunting Party Safe
Governor Perry Opposes the
AmegdmenfwLa Latest From Mexico
Threatened Assassination OF Civil
OflicePs aL TOrOntO-Jfile President
Still In the Pardon Business
Sweeney Relnstated In the United
States Army. #.
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sOsTON
Election Returns Immense, Repub.
naa 1ican Majority. 49, "a.

BosToT. Nov. CAT noon, Ia Bos-
ton, scattering returns foot up, for
Gov. Bullock, 1862 /; Sweetzer, Dem
oorat, 437. For Jth6D Third Congress
sional District Twichell has 1859
againsba00 for Aspinwstli aud Carney.
For the Fourth District Hooper leads
Wightman, nearly 1 600 votes. a. very
heavy vote il being polled. asl.ailu v
BosroN, Nov. THE vote for Gov
ern6r, at 2 o'elQek .P,, NJ, stood; Bull
lock- 3.5f1 sweet2er,s ] III, In the
Third District, TwitehellI leads by 300;
and, III the Fourth District, Hooper
leads by 100 Sad isad baa iH.feah4 4a
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Judge hewcemb Is elected in the
Sccoud DIsbrict by an overwhelming
m3jofifVa 8 110s om0s NJ md garm q
Tine iRepablictIn county ticket in
Topeka Kansas is elected by hand.
solne ma jorifyyq iii d seiJi - aeiin
The Sixth Senatorial District gives
Crawford, for Governor, $50 majorityy
Clark, fon Congress, about the same.
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BALTIMORE.
Election Passed Quietly - Returns
Incomplete.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-The election
pessed off quietly. The returns,
which are still incomplete, indicate
that the Conservatives have carried
the city.
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aDETROITs
EWgTa sEW4IT
fH aElIsal ~
Republicans Sweep the State-UniOn
Majority $4,000.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6.-The Re-
publican majority will exceed $4,000.
The Republicans elect all, Of the six
Congressmen. ~ '''
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MffwAukEn, Nov. g. 10 p! M ~
First Observation-Disclosures, Payne
1900 majority ever Brown, Democrat !;
Second, Hopkins; Third Cobb Fifth,
Sawyer, and Sixth, Washburne, all
Repablieana. elected by an aggregate
majority of at least $4,000, Fourth
District, Eldridge, Democrat, re-elect-
ed by about 5000 majority. Both
Hodses f0flflib Legislafnre, largely
Republican byyifl9reased HEi1orities.
Republican gains very heavy all over
the .stsltes ~ fTdnth "
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plete as possible, 50 as to extend
equal and exact justiceto all persons
With0ut,TegaTd TO color. ~ saf n. s
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TNEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
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during the past seven years. ana belags
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persons (whei ler they need their profess
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,'.;'' ~ LONDON, '4i2pH'
Losposo Eor.s 6,Tle American.
vessel, General sherman, got ashore
at COrea, Forty persons on board
we're murdered by the natives. s,s+r
u Earl Derby has encouraged . depu-
btatiop on the subject Of the Nicara-
qua Railroad siades sai 3d.la ~ la
Coneols for money opened .ati 99i.
Prices for Amerlcap secpritles are
Erie 81, Illinois Central 76ar United
States 5i2Qs ,68lsd as8u .iTeod faais
Rfdr .tIiisERLIN. 10 GoYsi ~ bob
BERLIN, Nova6! !A1tai Is stated that
all of the Prussian army In Saxony
has been ordered homer sii ssi1saf
l4ani5 VIENNA .op92h. 'n. % !
YIESsA, Nov, 6.TThe project for a
military reform in Austria includes
universal liberty "a, serve, ia the army,
ab4 the use Of lbreechI loading arms,
ana other measpres,s esd ed slgosn h
80 LIVERPOOL. aa8ia
- LTNERPqoL,o Nov. j6l--The cotton
market to-day was quite active, indi-
catinga total days sale Off 900 bales.
'Middling urlands opened at l5bda 2
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.TThe STEAMER
Belgian, from Quebec, has arrived at
4 ! LISBON, Nov 6.-The. United ststes
iron-clad Miantonomah has arrived
here. sNe = '9'l DO
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CHICAGO. /.

WsH 10 yn7TrT7 eanaInsgl olt.
Logan 4,90O Majority.
600. .0dae - ffasgl Ht
.insfiass go ~-v-----~~ ....,. NtFiMH noNAi
CfficAdo,. Nov. q. sD.40r MsrNine
Wards in the xeity give Logan 1900
majoEiigdaIhe indieationsaare that
the Repuhliaaps, have faQrRied Cook
Couetg by about 5000 hajorityssl 81
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Nov. o. Governor
Cox hes YgpeiPted tks 2gth day Of
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ness and future prospects, Of life. Ne
has Asde Private Diseases and Nerv-
Gus Debility his stsdy for the pas
twenty years, and 10 Therefore the pes-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-04

To SwEETEN RANCID BUTTER.
Agriculturist, near Brussel, has discov-
cred that butter SO rancid as to be past
|aise can be restored so az to have all the
sweetness Of fresh butter. This opera
ton Is extremely simple and practicable
Tor all. It consists in beating the butter
Pm sufficient quantity Of water into
(which had been. mixed % to 80 drops of
chloride OF lime to two pounds of butter
After having brought all its parts in
Contact with the water, it may be left for
ln hour or two; afterwards withdrawn
Ind washed anew in fresh water. The
ehloride of lime used, having nothing
Injurious in it, can safely be increased;
put after having verified the experiment
was found that 3 to 80 drops to two
md half pounds Of butter, were sufii-
ient. 60