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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.-Water must
be adapted 10 the nature Of tue fish, or there will
be no increase: the soil must be adaptc to tho seed
or there viii be small returns; and he human body
must contain Impurities. or there will be no sick
nes. The man whose bowels and blood have been
cleansed by aiew -oJ
aEAh 9BRANDRETH PILLS. i-4
may walk through infected districts without fear.
1.-THE life Of the flesh is in the blood" To secure
health wemust USE BRANDRETH'S PILLS. be-
cause we cannot be sick but from unhealthy accu-
mutations in the bowels or the blood, which Bran
dreth's Pillsreaovei this method is following ma
tars. and issafe. and has STOOD THE TEsF OF TINE.
See X. Brandreth in white letters in the Govern
ment stamp. Sold by all Druggistss DYrEtFl
/ ,dec3-d&wlm ) adjul IeIlrt T "a iy e
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York markct-Dcc. "a.

COTTON-Unchanged v ."g sl llla .rl l.Iri
FLOUR-l09l5e better with more business doing
at 81 3599 % Ior superfue western SS 4D9ll so for
common TO choice extra; $40 l09ll 10 for shipping
extra round hoop Ohio; market closing firm. -I'r7I
WhlSKY-Quiet. '' a.o u ...u
WHEAT-Rather more steady at o. 2Of2 % for
NO.2 Milwaukee. ..I'nr .~r
RYE--Heavy. nn-'1l ,Hra.II .u
CORN--Without decided change. ~ .af ..-HrT ....
OATS-Without desidea change. FEs'lH' LHr
PErR0LEUM--Dull ull at l9c for crude. ff i. ... .f
/ PORK-Active and decidedly frmer at S2l 379
81 rs for old NESS closing at S2i SO regular &2l s7
% 25 for new do and $l7 S79lS for prime.
BEEF-Quiet and heavy.
BACON--Firmer and more active at 10IIc for
Cumberland cut ll1Sc for short ribbed.
CUT MRATS-Dul. "I--.sr r. -a--
T IARD-Firmer at 129l3c.
DRESSED H0GS-Firmer and activeat exc
l04c for western. ga "
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C"a R. A A.BEAUREPARIE, MD.
q. d: DUJARplN, M. D.
JEAN DE LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
To GARAkcIlRE 4 DUPONT, No. 9l4 Rue Lombard
Pans

6sdsntdryhnd studieus Occupations; Grfets, AnS-
fents OF whatever tends 10 impair the Vital Action
OF the brdtn, BedTt, or Nervous Systenl frequently
lead 10 the most DiStressfn0 and 1'6arrdssin9 Dis
orders Of the WHILE SYSTEM. StUdenfS, Clergy
mon and Ldtoysrs therefore. who are especially IL
able 10 these takbesses should resort promptly TO
Dr.DELAhAkRE's SPkcIElC PILLS 80
APAmphlet, containing iull par iculsrs. with Di-
rsctions and Advice, Irinted IN French, German,
Spaniel and English, accompanies each bsx, and
Will be sent, by NALL free OF cost, to any who will
write for It. f, f. .uuyf ,.t--,,s
Price 81 IPer Box, or Six Boxes for s5.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or viii be
sent by mil, securely seottd from al obSerUdtioR
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent, OF by the sole GeneIal Agents for America.
OSCAR y. NOSES a CO., u Cortlandt street.
Gty ork. AutheriEed Agents foE ColHmIbMpsI - and
CO., and all Dealers in Medicines. All orders BY
mail promptly attended to. !
sepl9 ddWeOHly ih.' "" 'fI
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FROM NEW YORK.
NaxImIIian Expected at tho City o

Macmillan Expected at tho City of
..... 90 t-rH Mexico.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The Herald's City
Of Mexico correspondent of the Goth ult.,
says Maxilnlian was last reported to be at
Puebla, and was expected at the capital
every day.
Gen. Dix Confirmed.
Major General Dix has been confirmed
by the Senate as Minister to France.
Cholera Mt st. Thomas.
The Bermuda Gazette says from eighteen
to twenty persons have died lately at st.
Thomas from cholera.
Affairs in Missouri.
The Tribune's st, Louis special says:
There was great occasion for Governor
Fletcher's proclamation calling for troops
to suppress bushwhackers and robbers.
Matters were carried to such pitch in
certain localities that Union men were ac-
tually fleeing for their lives. au
FIre--Six Persons Badly Burned.
New YORK, Dec. l3.-At a fire in tene-
ment house in this city last night David
j. Sanford, his wife, three children and
sister-in-law, Hester Wallett, were badly
burned before they could reach the street.
Meeting of Fire Insurance Under
writers,
New York, Dec. 13.-The Executive
committee of the National Fire Insurance
Underwriters. assembled this morning and
adopted the following: v.o s
Resolved, That the committee on Incen-
diarsm and Arson be requested and au-
thorized to issue, In circular form, COM
pend of the laws Of the State of New York
on the subject of arson and incendiarsm,
and to distribute the same among the in-
surance companies and local boards of the
United States, with request that they en-
deavor to procure similar legislation upon
the subject in their respective States. q,
Dry Goods Market. a
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-There are some
further reductions in brown and bleached
goods, notwithstanding higher prices of
cotton. Stocks of low grades of goods are
too large for present demand. Prints firm,
agents holding goods above. selling prices
OF jobbers. In other cotton goods there is
but little variation from day to day. 3 The
market continues to be supplied by outside
parties, who are unwilling to hold goods.
Woolen goods rather better in tone and
price. Brown cloths and overcoatings are
fairly active. Some styles of spring cassi-
meres are taken. as fast as opened. Linseys
and fannels in light stock and steady prices,
but with no particular activity. = ,,,..
.AtW'sif'
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munication between the Atlantic and Pacific States
Nv inland tclefaph Si0U00 contins ont expenses Of
foreign intercourse. $4,000.
The House then went into committee of the Whole
y Mr., Ashley in the chair-on the Pfesident's Mes
sage. tt't
Mr.. WARD, Of New York, addressed the House,
in which be censuFed the acts and opposed the policy
Of President johnson.
TIE committee rose and the House adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14
FROM PHILADELPHIA,

Seizure OF whisky by the collector.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13. = Considerable
excitement was created this afternoon at
the corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
by the seizure by the Collector offive dray
loads Of whisky, the marks on which are
supposed TO be counterfeit,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14
SPECIAL Yo1IcEs. -
LYONS PERIODiCAL DRUPSy
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY. FOR
IRREGULARITIES.


These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation and better than any Pills, Powders OF
NOstrums. Being liquid, their action isdroct and
positive rendering them reliable. speedy andoeF-
tain specific for the euro Of all obstructions and sup
pressions Of nature, Their popularity Is indicated
by thefact that 900 bottles are annually
and consumed BY the ladies Of tho United Stales.
very one Of whom speak In the strongest terms
raise of their great merits. They are rapidly tak-
'gthe place of every other Female Remedy, and
econsdered by all who know sught Of them, as
esurest, safest and most nfAllible prephration8R
world for the cure Of all female complaints the
loval Of all obstructions OF nature, and the pro
~ ton of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
d. octions stating whom they may be used pndexs
lining when and why-they should not, nor
O. I'D not be used without producing effects c0ntrar
rs 10 natures chosen laws. Will be found carcfully,
f led around each bottle, with the written sigma
to Of JOHN L. Lyon, without which mono are gem
ui ". .1no, o 1saall5s. ioagoiiea
rrepared by, DR., JOHN L. LYON iaS. ChapsS
ct lst, New Haven, Conn. who can be consulted a
eli er personally or by mail Enclosing stamp)s con
90 ling all private diseases and female weakneasog
Id BY Druggists everywhere. ..e'liq ~ ae@- 70
U. g. CLARK q CO..
General Agents for U . d. and Oanadass 70
n n UAfH H.n H"HHH
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LnnisriIIe nInrket-nec 1a

T0BACC0-Sales 70 hhds leaf tobacco, common
hgs q 2594; good leaf s792Oi Cuttings super SIS
GREEN HAMS--lO9I4c. .t. rtr,
P0RK-New Mess $4,000 80. .- -...
HOGS Packing 61l97c gross.
COTT0N-Sales at 3lAc.
LARU-New in tierees y 2Hcs rEEN
SUGAR-l2zc. z. ftB.t ~ .fet~E
. MOLASSES--70c,
I WHISKY K-Raw 81 25 free, II III afCp.A' IT II
[ FLOU UR-Superiine S9alO.
: WHEAT--Ned wheat 80 60.
C0RN--New corn shellea in bulk CSC; ear COO. u
! OATS--Bulk b501b7c.5s .fra. u sa.-'fH EsE ~
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~ GcorpIn Leei,IuiGrel l158FI

M1LLEDGEyILLE, GA,. Dec. 12,-The Gov
ernor has vetoed the -Air Line Railroad
bill. The Senate passed the tax bill with
AN amendment to tax, all National banks,
Railroads, Express and Insurance compan-
les one-half of one per cent, and foreign
insurance companies two per cent. upon
premiums. OINO ,oUdiLUA00
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14
FROM CHICAGO.
Fire mt Waukegan-Refuse to Sur :,
render 'eftt "- .tf.s'

Fire mt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO sur >
render.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-A fire at Waukegan
lastnight destroyed Dickson Hall and the
adjoining store of VIM. NJ. Case & Co. Un-
der Dickson Hall were stores of Dennis &
Lyon, tobacco, and A. p. Yard, clothing.
Dickson Hall was valued at $4,000. In
sured for $500. Dennis & Lyon had
$4,000 worth of tobacco and cigars in
of their goods. Total loss about 100000.
Capt. Hiram Augunin, aged 20 years, late
Collector of the port of Waukcgan, as
cended the roof of the building, hut falling
through a skylight, asis supposed, perished
in the flames. tI
w. l.. Wilson, Assessor of Internal Rev
enue Of St. Paul, Mimi, district, refuses to
surrender his Office to Col. Geo. II. Woods,
lately appointed. c.y- oeOt
Niagara Ship Canal Convention.
The Niagara Ship Canal Convention att
tended by delegates from Detroit 0swego,
Teledo, Cleveland and Milwaukee met here
last evening and elected Geo. +. Bagley, of
Detroit, President, and j. F. Beatty, of
Chicago, Secretary. A committee, consist
ing of Gen. I. j. Cram, of Detroit, d. p.
Grant, of Oswego, j. II. Clark, of Cleve-
land, II. A. j, Hale, of Milwaukee, w. T..
Walker, of Toledo, and Charles Randolph,
Of Chicago, was appointed to proceed to
Washington tonight to urge the passage
of the bill before Congress. The O0nven-
ton this morning adopted resolution re-
ported by Gen. Cram, approving the bill
passed by the House last session and now
pending in the Senate, and recommending
It's early passage. ...,-...-..
The Convention adjourned to-day.
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Instructions To Military Authorities
to Make Arrests. rI.|

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 12.-Ins.ructions
have been received by the military, in case
the civil authorities neglect to cause the
arrest and bring to trial offenders, tile mill
them until the civil officers are ready aud
willing to try them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14
virginia LegIsIature.

RICHMOND. Dec. 13.-The bill extending
the time fixed by the present stay law for
the collection of debts in Virginia, which
was defeated yesterday, was reconsidered
to-day and ordered to be engrossed, d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14

BALTIMORE, Dec. 13. by an accident, and,
explosion of coal oil lamp at Mount Clair
Station, an the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
where workmen were engaged in repairing
cars used for shipment OF coal OIL one man,
named Robert McTwaine was instantly
killed, and: other, Francis Thompson,
shockingly burned. 7,,,3 M =,
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n1Inister 10 Ecundor.

New YORK. Dec. 13.-The Posts Wash
ingtOn special says Gen. A. S. Williams is
nominated Minister to Ecuador.
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b Toledo markot-Dec. "a,

7 FL0UR-Quiet.9 ts r1c8 us3 81 vs,npr.E
I WHEAT-Sprng 1@2c and winter &c better, at
81 75 for amber Michigan; and 81 25 % &c for Mol
spring. ----
I C0RN-y0ld No. Iheldat &c., ~ EWEV
/ 0ATS-Firmer; held at 45c.E elg aEh&a
! RYE-Quiet pt q O4.
H0GS-Dressed,a shade better. at F97Atc. a h z
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LIFF-HEALTR-STR ENGTH.
LHFE-IEEALTH-sTRENGTH.
LIFE-HEALTH STRENGTH
DIR, JUAN DELAMARRE's

ECIFTC-- C---PILLS
Arc prepared By The aessiears GArancisr Du.
PCnt, PbsrmAceutists. \ o. 2It Rue Lombard. Paris,
from the Prescription Of DR.. Juan DelAmaTre Chief
PhysicihDto the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisefo.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS -.rI
-..g3 rsraaH PARIS. May 9Th, 1863.
GENJLHHIN:- We have used the SPECIFIC
PILLS" mAdO from Doctor DelAmbrres Pre-
Ietiption. during several Yeas past, in our
private and public practice, and have lound
them . most energetic and efficient Rem
ody in eases Of Spermntyrrhea or Seminal Weak
Hetl; Nightly, Daily, or Premature Emissions: Sex.
usl Neab ness, or l1spofeney; SPECIAL Deransenents
Of the Nervous System; " eakDesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; ReI1edtiOn Of
ibe Genital organs; y tak Spine; Affections OF the
Eyes; Lime" Or "Brck Dust" deposits in the
Urine; Milky" Discharges; Palcness of the skin,
with sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinohed"
Features; irregular Ac ion Of the Hsdtt, and in s
the gbastlJ train OF symptoms arising IRON over
nee, Abuses, or Loss iron any cause, Of lhe Nervous
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any SymptonldRc or Organic
Agectiont Of the GkNlTO- URlEARY SYsi EMS, 70 use
these Fills. With high rsspect, we are JSurs most
sincerely, .-.rs-r z r-.r t'ar -H--- -
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Cincinnati llarIkot-Dec. Is.

10 so for extra.
WHlSKl dull; no operations. nan
C0TT0N-Fifm at 81 70. " se+ -
| PORk-Quiet, mess $40. Ia ,
HOgS-Fcseipts 5.7Ss; 90 4OSS 80 live; 71[@TXc.a
IGGi0liTlD-lg7G.. ~. laNACAM
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Gold Mines on 1Ile POtomac,

Nearly all the gold mining companies up
the Potomac river are represented as doing
well. Some of them on assay yielded $2,-
400 to the ton. Some of the companies are
erecting machsnery, while Others are in
full ODeration,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-14
Rinderpest in Switzerland.

Consul Wolff reports the introduction of
the rinderpest into Switzerland from Aus
oria by means of drove of cattle pur-
chased in the market at Vienna. 1t spread
at once among stables and herds in two
CantOns, but the energetic efforts of the
authorities promised to stamp it out with
out great loss. @
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alluding in very bitter terms towards
the Austrlans; and in one passage he
says: "All our information argues
that the determination to make war
by Austria is finally settled in Wen
na." On the other hand, it is assert
ed that Prussia has been most conci-
llatory for peace, but correspond
ing feeling no longer exists. At
Vienna, not only was there manifest
ed an entire absence of all readiness
to enter into confidential negotiation
and discuss the possibilities of agree
ment, but the expressions of the in
huentlal Austrians and statesmen and
counsellors of the Emperor have been
reported to the King, from an au-
thentic source, which leave no doubt
that the Imperial Ministers desire
war at any price-partly in hope of
successes in the field, partly to tide
over domestic difficulties; nay, even
with the expressed intention Of assist
ing Austrian finances by honorable
bankruptcy. We can see decided
intention on the part Of Austria of
forcing war with Prussia, and of
almost making use of negotiations us
to Congress, to gain time by pro-
crastination for her not entirely COM
pleted arrangements, but especially
for those of her allies. The fact of
war is n settled determination at vi
emma. and the only point is to choose
a favorable moment to begin Re
ferring to the Duchies, Bismarck says
1t will not be difficult to understand
the motives of the armaments by
which Austria has given rise to the
present crisis, and whose removal by
means of q Congress she has further
taken care to render impossible by
the attitude she has assumed.
The Times says: Such despatch
has not often been penned by Eu-
ropean Minister The Prussian states
man seems, now, to think courtesy
unnecessary in his communications
with Austria. All the pride, the bit
ter hostility aud the almost fanatical
purposes which had been necessarily
repressed during the long negotia-
tons, broke forth, when negotiations
may he considered Mt an end. The
despatch breathes the spirit of war,
and seems to have been written in
anticipation of an immediate rupture.
The London Telegraph says: With
this despatch, the last hopes of peace
have disappeared, and hostilities have
become inevitable.
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COLUMBIA
Congaree Jockey Club.
G I -

"WEDNESDAY, July 4.-Pnrsc 800
w Milo Hcats-for Horses unframed,
never having won mile race Two or
more to start.
THURSDAY, July 5.--Purse 500 Mile
Heats-to be trottcd for in harness Open
to all Horses that have never won n mile
heat race. Two or more to start.
FRIDAY, July 6. Purse 5000. Free for
all running Horses. Two or more to start
SATURDAY, July Purse 5000. Open
for all Trotting Horses, Mares or Geldngs,
to he:ness. Mile Heats, best two in three,
two or more to start to make race.
SAME DAY, July Purse 800 Dash
of One Mile-free for all running Horses.
Two or more to start.
The first Race on each day to commence
at THREE O'CLOCK 2. NJ Each entry
l0por cent, to be added to each days purse.
June 16 l.. L. LEVIN, Secretary
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From Washington.

An inkling of the Presidents in
disposition in the matter of Illinois
appointments transpired recently,
when, as reported, q Congressman
called at the White House to secure
an Office for constituent, who was
recommended by Senators Trumbull
and Yates. Mr.. johnson examined
the papers for u moment, and asked,
significantly, ''Has Mr.. O. H. Brown
ing recommended him? I wish you
would get his recommendation. -
The inference is that he will here
after be governed by the advice and
recommendation of known friends in
such cases.
It is said in the New York TiLuue
that Mr.. Seward would not agree to
transmit the new amendment to the
several States without the Presidents
signature, and, therefore. the officers
of Congress were ordered to send it.
The voice Of Congress is certainly
very wrlike, and it will not be a
matter for surprise if the resolution
recently introduced by Schenck, in
structing the Committee on Foreign
Relations to consider the propriety Of
reconsidering the neutrality laws,
does not have the effect of vitiating
their power in no small degree.
Action in the Fenian cause is being
cut and dried, and such assurances
have been given President Roberts
that he does not hesitate to predict
another invasion of Canada ere long; :;
and to-nig hit, in q speech to a band of
Fenians who complimented him with
a serenade, he characterized the pro-
clamation of neutrality as base and
un-American edict. The radicals are
hand in glove just now with the Fe-
mans. Republican members of Con
gress, headed by Speaker Colfax, are
particularly urbane and obliging.
There is certainly II deep scheme in
progress, and it contemplates little
less than a partial repeal of the neu-
trality laws in exchange for the Irish
vote.-Cor. Richmond Dispatch.
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BATcHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
Produces immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring tho hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifyine
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct % 1y New York
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The number Of fires which have oc.
Cured in the city of New York. from
the 1st of January to the 1st of June
in the present year is 347. being more
than double the number for the
same period during the last five years
In Broadway alone there have been
twenty nine fires, about double the
average number that have ever oc-
Cured in that neighborhood in
former years.
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NEWBERRY HERALD..-CARD.

by the fire OF Monday morning, 18th
- instant, the presses, together with
almost the whole Of our types, &c. were
consumed, and our office made complete
wreck: The publication OF the HeyuM s,
therefore, suspended, but only for short
time, we trust. BY the loan of small
press and few type from a kind friend,
together with a few odds and ends fortu-
nately saved, we will be ablo in few days
to issue a small sheet for temporary pur-
poses. In the meantime, the utmost exer-
ton will be made to procure u new aud
complete outfit in presses and type in the
shortest possible time, when We will he
enabled to resume full publication of our
paper. We trust that our short suspen-
sion and unfortunate failure to supply our
patrons will not cause them to feel a loss
OF interest, but rather all increase Of zeal
to aid US by their influence to recover from
3" rerions loss. Respectfully,
THOS. +. GRENEKER.
Il. II. GRENEkER
RS- CurOlinidn and Patriot will oblipe
by giving the above few insertions, and
notice will be appreciated. June 2l
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A TOUGH CUSTOMER A balo of
cotton, received in Mobile last week
from Selma, was sent to a warehouse
TO he compressed for shipment 1t
refused to be compressed, and Oh ex-
animation WAS found to contain four
pieces Of swamp oak, four feet long,
and lot Of boulders. The oak and
stones weighed 206 pounds.
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State South Carolina -Richland Dist

By Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of sad District.
WHEREAS Mary A. Flanagan hath ap-
w piled to HE for letters of admins
tration on all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of Thomas
Flanagan, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to he and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Columbia
ON Friday, the twenty ninth day Of June
inst, at j. o'clock a. m, to show cause, if
any, VIII the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court,
this fourteenth day of June, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixtv-six, and in the ninetcth
YEAR of American independence.
JACOB BELL,
June II f2 Ordinary Richland Dist
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TOLLE,SON d. .L4NNEY
Life OF Frederick the Grea,

Life OF Frederick the Great;
LAaT BY CARLISLE, now complete.
cAAA The illustrated Horse Doctor. w
Mayhew.
letters of Life, by Mrs. Sigorrn.v.
The Trial. by author of Heir Of Redciifir
Noble Life. by author of John Halifax.
Wives and Daughters, by Mrs. Gaskel
A Cyclopedia of Business and Commerce
Anecdotes, by kirkland in vols.
Flint Physiology Of Man--2 vols
Stumbling Blocks. by Gail Hamilton
Diary Of Kitty Trevylyan, a Story Of tn e
Times of Whitfield and the Wcsleys.
Chronicles of Schonberg Gotta Family, by
same author.
Wandcrings over Bible Lands, by same
author. For sale at
McCARTER'S BOOKSTORE,
June III Opposite Law Range.
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To Contractors.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, S. c., June II, 1866.
CEALED Proposals will be received at
- this Office, until the 9th inst. for the
erection Of a Freight Depot, at Columbia.
). c. Plans and specific: tions can be seen
at this office. n. Il. PEAkE,
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