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Bill 10 Perpetmatc Testimony.

Bill 10 Perpetmatc Testimony.
Ex Parte. Simeon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circuit
WHEREAS, E. W. B0NNEY has applied
w to Inc to perpctuatc testimony in re-
gard to the notes Hereinafter described, all
parties having like or opposite interest,
and desiring 10 come forward and cross-e1-
amino the evidence which may be produced,
arc warned to appear before the Commission
er in Equity, at his Office, on Monday, the
twenty-frst day of January next, when such
| evidence, if not rebuttcd, shall be recorded.
The notes arc rs follows;
E.. A. Young's sealed note, secured by w.
B. Young and r. W. Young, dated january
l3, 1859, for $4,000. March 0, 1864, rc-
ceivcd $4,000; March "a, 1862, received
$3.50. Interest on the same, payable an
nually, from date.
D. G. Stinson's sealed note, guaranteed by
R. s. Stinson), payable ten days after date,
for S21S.94, dated December e, 1858, and
with interest payable annually from the first
of January, 1858.
NJ. D, jenkins sealed note, dated February
10, 1868, payable ten dnys after date. for
S43. 81, with interest payable annually from
date.
S. N. Lacoste's sealed note, dated Dcccm-
bcr 4, 1858, payable ten days after date, with
interest payable annually frosn'the hrst day
of January, 1859. Amount, S64.G4. March
2, 1861, received $4,000
Matilda Hammond's sealed note, dated
September 9, 1862, for S42.3G, payable ten
days after date, md with interest payable
annually from the first of January, 1852.
James E.. Doby's two scaled notes, rs fol-
lows: One dated February 0, 1868, for
SlOO.O7, payable ten days after date, with
interest payable annually from first January,
1868. One sealed note dated August %,
1862, payable ten days after date, and with
interest from dnte, for S33. 81.
James B. Prescott's two scaled notes: One
dated January 10, 1861. for $4,000, payable
ten days after date, and with interest pay
able annually from the first of January, 1861;
the other dated October %, 1862, for; Sl17.OO,
payable ten days after date, with interest
payable ANNUALLY from first of January. 1862.
ia. Craig's sealed note, dated April Z,
1859, for 1854, payable ten days after date,
with interest payable annually from first
January, 1862
James W. Teams three notes, as follows:
One sealed note, dated February "a, 1867,
payable two days after date for S24.5S, with
interest payable annually from first January,
1862; one sealed note, dated March 20, 1861,
payable one day after date, for Sl29.03, with
interest payable annually from first january,
1860; one dated September 20, 1860, for
$500.
ID. DUNLAP, G. Z. K. D.
Oct. 19-td.
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Ordinary's S Notice.

A LII those having Charge Of Estates in
n Kershaw District, Executors, Executrixs,
administrators, Administrators, Guardians,
and Agents, or those having Estates other
wise entrusted to them, ,amenable to thcCourt of
Ordinary, will make annual return the same
to the Ordinary on or before the first day of
February next Delinquents, after that date,
will be ruled in default of making returns of
their trusts. Also, those in arrears to the
Ordinary will do well to look to the same.
N. B.-The law of the Office requires me
to mako this demand.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
Oct. ltd. o. X. D.
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

All of our instruments have upon the name
boards, in full, "GEO. A. PRINCE & co..
When dealer represents any other instru-
ment as ethc same rs ours" it is usually a
mere attempt to sell un inferior instrument, on
which lie can make larger profit.
P. S.-A liberal discountto churches, cler-
gymen and schools. Address
GEO. 4. PRINCE & CO.,
Buffalo, New York.
GEO. A. PRINCE, cHAs. E. BACON, C. F. S. THO
MAS. (uP) Oct. 26-ly.
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Bill to Perpetuaie Testimony.

Er Partc, Simeon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circuit.
wv HEREAs, JOHN r. SHAW has applied
w tome to pcrpetuatc testimony in regard
to the Notes hereinafter described, all parties
having q like or opposite interest, and desi-
ring to come forward and cross-examinc the
evidence which may be produced, ere warned
to appear before the Commissioner in Equity,
at his Office, on Monday, the 7th day of JAM
uary, 1867, when such evidence, if not re-
buttcd, shall be recorded. The notes arc us
follows:
Note of Tobias Folsom, dated about March
/, 1860, with interest from Cd May, 1860,
payable to Branch Bank, and assigned to me-
Note of Tobias Folsom, dated January l,
1860, for $500.
Note of Tobias Folsom, dated January l,
1859, for $500.
Note of Tobias Folsom, dated January J.,
1859, for $1,000. ]. D. DUNLAP,
Oct. l2-td. G.. E. K. D.
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Tobacco, segars and Snuff.
l box fine Twist Tobacco,
9 do do Plug Tobacco.
10 do Ordinary Tobacco,
2 NJ principe" Segars,
8 NJ Ordinary Segurs, ="
200 lbs. Smoking Tobacco, various qualities
100. lbs. Scotch Snuff,
so lbs Muccaboy Snuff.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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CoTToN.-The stock in Liverpool,
when taken last week, was about TOO,
OOObales, against 2O2, ,0O0at the same
date last year. Thequantity aaoat is
estimated at 100000. The weekly
consumption, whichis at present large,
may be set down as $4,000, Any
further appreciable rise in the value
of the raw material, out Of proper
ton to the advance that may be ob-
tanned on the manufactured article
could certainly check the demand.
The years consumption may there
fore. be calculated at about 2,
100000 bales. The exports, taking
the same proportion Of deliveries as
in the first year, would be nearly
100000 bales. Hence the total re-
ouirements would be about $500, 900
bales for the nextyear. 10 meet this
we have our stock and the supply
aAoat-1,0OO,OOO bales-and the
crops of America, Brazil, Egypt, Chi
ma, and Japan, to say nothing OF
occasional aids from Turkeyand the
West Indies. Supposing the availa-
bic portion of the American crop to
be only 1, 100000 bales-a quantity
lower than the lowest estimate and ad-
ding an Importation from all other
countries at the same rate as the pre-
vious receipts this year, we should
have two million and a half bales more.
Thus there would be asupply of four
million and half bales in all for the
wear, :, to meet total demand inter-
nal and external; Of less than three
million and half
London Telegraph Oct II.
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FANCY GROCERIES.
Almonds, Raisins and Pruncs,
Dried Figs and Currants,
Cocoa. Pecan and Butter Nuts,
English Walnuts,
Candies. (assortcd,) Kisses, &c.
cases Preserved Ginger,
2 do assorted Preserves,
2 do Brandy Fruits,
/ do Cooking Wine,
25 do canned Fruits; Poultry and Tcge-
tables,
do Worcestershire Sauce,
2 do Tomato Catsup,
3 do English Mustard, in quarter, half
and pound cans,
do best Olive Oil,
! barrel Picking Cucumbers,
do Saur Kraut.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY

25 kegs Nails, assorted,
2 boxes Collins Axes,
2 dozen Shovcls and Spades,
/ case Whittcmorc's Cotton Cards,
| do do do do
dozen Selves, (assortcd) brass and steel
wire,
2 do Coffee Mills,
30 pair Trace Chains,
ALsO-AN ASSORTMENT OF
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Tea Kettles, Curry Combs, Horse Brushes,
Shoe Brushes and Blacking, &c.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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Bill 10 Perpctuate TestimOMy.

Ell Pvle, Simeon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circuit
TXIHEREAS, Dennis McLcndon has ap-
w piled 10 me to perpetuate testimony in
regard to certain Title Deed, from Samuel
p. Murchison to Alexander Mcdonald, for
four hundred and forty-eight acres Of land,
bounded by lands of L. w. r. Blair, John
Webb and ". Marlborough, all parties having
u like or opposite interest and desiring to
como forward and cross-examinc the evidence
which may be produced, are warned to ap-
.peaS before the Commissioner in Equity, at
his office, on Monday, the 7th day of January,
1867, when such evidence, if not rebutted,
shull be recorded.
j.. D. DUNLAP, C. +. X. D.
Commissioners Office, OctobcrS, 1866.
Oct. It'd.
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be
L made at the next Legislature to amend the
Charter of the Town Of Camden, so as to in
crease the power of Taxation, and to alter the
mode of assessment in certain cases.
Aur. 81 3m.
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HoWE'5
Improved Cotton Picker
FOR PICKING COTTON IN THE FIELD.

A SIMPLE and compact instrument weigh
n ing about two pounds-picks three or
four times faster than by hand. leaving the
cotton clean from trash. Price 20 dollars
Orders can be filled by
THE HOWE MANUFACTURING co.
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Or by our Agents throughout the South.
Oct. 10.1y.
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Soap, Starch, &c.
2 boxes Brown Windsor Soap, -.
2 do Honey. Soup, 81 =,
2 do Sassafras Soap,
2 do Pcrsimmon Soap,
Is do. Colgate's Soaps,
l case Concentrated Lyc, 4
5 boxes Pearl Starch,
l., do Fig Blue,
l do Spanish Float Indigo,
l do Bluestone,
l do Saltpetre,
i kcg Cooking Soda,
] do Sal. Soda.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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FISH, &C.

FISH, &c.
40 half barrels No. and Mackercl,
20 kits No. NIackcrcl,
l cask Goldfish, -"
10 boxes choice Herrings,
9 barrels Kerosene Oil,
! ease Wagon Grease.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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dp1 SnO PER YEAR! We want
Agents everYwhere to sell our

FlIJ1 1eOVO HECHtS tFcf "41eF 9 % 'e11 0S.1
Improved $50 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial.
Warranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The only machines sold
in the United States for less than $40. which
ore fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Will
son, Grover & Baker, Singer & Co., and
Bachelor. All other cheap machines ore
infringement sand the sellers or users are la
BILE to arrest, fine and imprisonment Illus
tratcd circulars sent free. Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, at Bidleford, Maine,
or Chicago, III.
juno 18-y.
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Underwriters Agency.
". D. McDOWALL, AGENT,
CAMDEN, S. G..
THE GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE co.
TIE NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE co.
THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE co.
All of the City Of New York.
HAFE entered into on arrangement for
IL the purpose of transacting together the
business Of "Insurance against Loss or Dam
age by Fire, and the Pcrils of Inland Trans
pUrtation,' and have established an Office in
this Town designated the UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY" and your attention is respectfully
called to the superior advantages which the
Agency affords to those who desire to make
prompt and reliable assurances.
The Cash Assets of each Company issuing
the Underwriters Policy of Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS, making
security in the aggregate Of THREE MIL.
LION DOLLARS. Jan. 26-1y.
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BACON, LARD AND FLOUR.
2 hogsheads Bacon Sides,
/ box Bacon Breasts,
2 casks Lard,
9 barrels Sclf-Raising Flour,
10 do '"Patapsco' Family Flour,
10 do Extra Family Flour,
10 do Super6nc Family Flour.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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WHOLESALE ROOMS.


which we will always keep well STOCKED,
with all the most useful articles in the House.
keeping lines. and Planters Goods, together
with all of the latest Novelties, fine DRESS
GOODS, SILKS, EMBROTDERIES, and FAN.
CY GOODS, of all descriptions.
We will guarantee to sell all Goods at as
low prices as they can be had in the City.
We have full lines of the following leading
Goods, together with every other article to be
found in our line.
Blankets from S1.75; each, to $500 per pair
Long Cloths, from 124 to As cents, per yard.
Calicocs, from l21 to 25 cents, per yard
Brown shirtings, IA to 25 cents, per yard
Full width Shirtings, 75c to Sl,25 per yard.
Kentucky Jeans, 25 to s5 cents, per yard.
Dress Goods plaids, Is, 25, to 45 cents. yard.
Together with many thousand articles, toe
numerous to mention.
If you wish to buy Cheap Goods, and have
your Bill packed "frec of charge" call at
BANCROFT'S old stand,
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 2S7, King Street.
N. B.-Samples with price lists sent (free
of charge) to any part Of the State.
nov. 9,-tf.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
% barrels Sugar, A., b. and c.
2 hogsheads Porto Rico Sugar,
5 barrels crushed Sugar,
2 do powdered Sugar,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
2 do. Java Coffee,
2 do. Laguira Coffee.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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No. l Mackerel.

MO Boston Mackerel, iu barrels and Kits
IN For sale by PHI. MOORE.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
AT TIE
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
STOLL, WEBB g. 90.

We take pleasure in informing the Citizens
and Merchants of Camden, and those in the
District. that we have made large additions
to our Retail Store, and added large
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-30

EYIIE subscriber has just received and
opened large and choice stock of
SEASONABLE GOODS, consisting in part of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-30
10000 NOW IN USE!

A n illustrated Catalogue, containing full
n description Of style, and testimonials OF
the most eminent musicians, rs to the supe-
rior excellence Of our instruments-Wlll be
sent free to any address.
, 1866-09-06

tfon~-Tl1e Constitutional Amendment
Agreed upon ~ thc Bas1* Of tIle Plat
fursti-Thc Southern Members Of thr
Committee Demand Impartial Suf-
fraGeChe:rin Of Andrew. .Inl,lason.s
Friends at his Cleveland Speech.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribune
rn1LAnrLrn1A, September 5-'s p. m.
The Committee Gil Resolutions have brcn in
session during part OF the cycafns and have reach
cd definite conclusions. Tl1c minority rtport will
favor the reconstruction measures as proposed by
Co"srrss simply. Ten Ut tue fifteen members Of
tho committee supported this. The minority oftivc
nau1cly, hamilton Of 1cxas, Dus,nt OF Lont.iana,
Bryant Of Georgia, Bingham OF Alabama, aud
Hill Of Virginia. desire. In addition, to nlakr I'M.
partial suffrage condition precedent 10 admls-
tion. This report will gi,c rise to most earnest
debate. The Indications are, that although tAe
n,njosity Of tlsc dclcaes nrc individually III favor
Of suffrage, they are. notwithstanding, convinced
lint, under ait the circumstances, the Congress
siona1 plan ts The wiscs+ and It will receive tho
asecEt Of the majority. In support OF this r1cw,
# may he stated that the Tennessee delegation, ut
meeting whcTc alt the members were present,
voted unanimously In FAVOR Of suffrage. stu.
they will vote as holy in favor Of the Congress
:iona! El:n based upon the Constitutional amend
mcnt.
In answer toa question Of Judge Krilcy's as to
how many people were present at tho ma*s meet
Ing tonight, Hon. t4n,ncs Speed replied: "Couut
the sands by the sloyc tho leaves III the fo:-
c:i. or the nut1tcE o! tfn,ce Andrew johnson has
has said - since leaving Washington, and yon
arc answered"
The following Inns been received here tonight.
ffom one Of the Presidents war1nest supporters
In Washington: *1Thc common fuhfrct
Of conversation htre to-day In. been
the disgraccfu1 exhibition at Cleveland
, 1866-09-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

nol'nTrU1. AsatHrA*r FEcnEIAnk.
There IA considerable uncertainty about the no.
lf.fcaf position OF Asettanl Secretary Chau1lc. Of
The Treasury Department. The johnson p,cn a..
rcri that The President tomc wccks ago received
1ctsrr from ME. Chandler endorsing the I'hilalel.
phfn Convention nnd tbs Administration pulley.
IN csrrobo1allon Of thta fact It may bc inrntonol
that abo'ti that time the EonfH.utloHal Uaion bc.
rama vcfy laulatory of tho Aasia&nu. Sccrc&ary,
IN the other hand. New Ilampshiie otI1clal at
thc Capital, orronc noio, Avcrs that Chandler hua
Frnt hl* resignation to tho 1rcstdcnt. saying tha.
ac "af III fn1l accord will tic pElncplca nf the
Aernol1cAp party, and eulosses tho acdon Of
conerete; thht Mt. johnson favored accepting tue
rc'tgnation. bnt that Secretary Mccalloch object
cd, eaying that Chandler was too efficient IN Of
nccr 10 lotc, and thai his services con1d not be
spared al tho rrc*cnt lime, and that his ztsisn1-
aton therefore remains in the rrc-idcnts hands.
eoLDlEns' c1AlAa,
tue opinion Is generally expressed by tho off,
Gals o1 the Tteasury Department, cntt cstsd with
TIC settlement OF soldiers claims, thu, no stcr.
will be taken toward the payment Of bountice uu-
der The recent act Of Congress during the present
5car, Congress WILL be called uron, al Tie ucxt
session. to rcriEe The act 50 ns u provide houu-
ties for soldiers who enlisted for three ycars and
sTc1c discharged for disability, and for the hcirs Of
those who were kl;le.l befora the cxptrasluu Of
theiE terms Of service.
INDEBTEDNESS or SOUTHERN ros1uas7Ens.
Suits t'avc been brought for the recovery OF
nearly all the remaining ante-war Indebtedness to
ihr Government Of Southern Poatmaste.s, and
aat class Of accounts arc being rapidly closed up
Aost Of the debtors have pall up without whiting
for legal proeecdisgs, and tn xome cases thoY
hare been granted time In which to make tlIrIr
statements.
THE rr11snrEnn CONTENTION,
l. E. Dudley, The Chairman Of tho National Ex-
| eeutvc Committee Of the Soldtesu' mad Sailors,
enion, ID still In receipt Of large nunbcya Of 1ct-
test aF1 the Hnoet prominent soldiers In all pasts
ot NC country endorsing the Pittsburgh Soldiers
a"a saAo's' Convention. The Governor Of Wis.
eans'n nsieadier General FaIrchl!ds, who lost hte
Ell" al set'ssonrg, sends on his own name and
tnose ot nfs Aoja'ant General, James x. Proud
foot, latc Brgadier General In the army the
Secretary Of State, General Tnomas Allan ::
| " T. n. Ruek. Comp,rullc. Of thr state
Banks. and late Brteadlex General III the army
Generals c. l.. Hamilton, Il. E. Fa1nc and Ann.
A. Cobb have also responded In tgl.tuf letter.
George F. Rowelf, Adjuiaut General Of tho Grand
Army Of the Republic, an organization Of soldiers
which numbers about 50, ,00o in that State alouc.
has written to the Committee, pledginR the sup.
port Of The Associat1onto the Pittsburgh Conycn
| lion and Congress. Major General Carl Schurz
| has written one ofh}s Characteristic aud powerful
letters endorsing The movement A full list Of Ii,
! soldiers nnd eailors who endorse tho Conventos
will be ont In day or two.
= For furthrr Telegraph, sts Fourth Ra9s.l
, 1866-09-06

1cnt TINT full debate might bo had The reaola'iou
Of Colonel Mces was then eltred 10 The Committee
verge Cling Gene oocn, ed b osgh a ufs-
understanding Of h -intentiun OF q rema N do
by Hon. John l. Thomas, Of Maryland. He waa
attempting to explain that Is the resol tin Of
Colonel Moss was wprdcd no would Of ncce 7ttty
vote for cniranchfsine all he let els In hi, State.
1his seems to ha'c been understood by all - =
declaration That sooner than vote for ncg;o aut-
frngo hc would vote 10 enfrarchf:e all
rc''c's. He had hardly uttered the
sentence before perfect storm Of
hisses butet from au parta Of the body, aud snch
WIS the feeling a:.lust bis supposed declaration
that it was with The utmost diflcnlty hr could oh
taid Tic floor. fos m explanation. Thuse who
know Mr. Thomas In tue House Of Representa-
tives sni1 remember his votes would never have
made An explanation that pleased the whole body
and secured him unboundcd arrlanee.
The National Republican Committee have Or
Eantzcd subcommittee for The West, with head
qun1tcEs At Springfield, H., Of which Hon. burton
c. Cook Is chairman. The men1bera from Ohio,
Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri,
md Minnesota, will act upon this committee.
The committee IS preparing IN address to tho
coantsG, which will ho ready for publication with
In 4 week Printed clips will probably be for
wardcd to The leading Journals Of the country.
II a8 Inc 1ttcnlf1n 10 organize &hls cofan&tec
at once and place its hcadqu1s-
tc-r TT Springfield, IN Charge Of Mr. Jesse K.
Dubois: who viii conduct the Office business
hrouei. lat coming campaign this falt.
The cnon League building WIS crowded for
four hours to-day, and powerful speeches were
made BY Generals Scheuck, Dtruey and Butter,
Sc,lator Wslton, nnl Mcssrs. Hamilton, Wal
bridge, TiIton and Douglass, Of New Yo:k. Tic
League house has hardly closed its doors slnce
Saturday, and whenever they have been open, the
tocI.s Eavc been 1flcd-
, 1866-09-06

FIRE.! FIRE!


MESsRS. TERK1lIlGEK 4 CO.:
Dear slrr-At the burning Of our pren,isos, No. 1ss
rcarlet. New Yo1i, Dec. 26ah, 1876. the IMPROVED
TRIPLE Fl-AsGE SAFE purchased Of you was In my
Office, On The second floor, FALLING INTO THE GEL
LAR STORED WITH SPIRITS OF TERPESTNE
AND ROsIS, burning and creating the 1STESSEsT
HEAT In which the sae lay twentyfour hours. Ate.
recovering md opening the sane ind the conte1ta-
boots, papers, &cln excellent Eood order; not word
written but Is a leEi1le ss previous to the nse-
Tc.S respectfully, c. D. DlDDLE.
, 1866-09-06

E1nrl,e1t<e Haas Meeting in rhlladel-
1,laia Lust Nlght-Slxty Thousand
People III the Streets, with Torches
aud Tras.parcncIc~-AI River Of FlFc
i1a Broad Street-Macn ntncent Display
,F EfIrr EXnr3<4.
, 1866-09-06

All Masous Of this city arc requested to meet o.
Saturday evening nc>t, ata o'clock, At Nos :s:f3 at
a:f5 Kt1ulntet. to debate tue prt1retT OF ceaafnf
work aifcE O'Clock On SATURDAY evenings,
sGzrnnt HENRY PAtIIl. Secretary.
, 1866-09-06

EOK BUFFALO.
Tnc entcndld steamer ST. LOUIS Captain y.
Woodwostl. will leave the CompAny5 DOCK. not q
North DcAttornbL, On Thursday. September t<a, III
n. H., for tho al,ovt and intermediate ross-
EoE passasc amply At 81 IT, Eopaosit2 5nesMsn
UonEG. 4. 4. SAAELE7 fa$seosr5 Ascat.
, 1866-09-06

CALIFORNIA.
j VERY lo1 fares ny Pacific Sfnll Company. frntn
NV York yla- rnnanaa. three times month. Keduc-
tons to clprgymrn. fanl!gs, anil school lc7tAtrc
EQdicrs 1ialtf fare. Apply only at Western Agency 51
lH4{D0fn5f.. Chicago jas. NA1slkACk.
r " {, }fy1 I0,ys Vlce President. Y9J{-net