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.orone Dollar

* o1 o11e DOLLAR.
Which they need not pay until it is known
what IL drawn and its value. Entire salts
faction guaranteed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact Of its being
the original and largest Gift Association in
the country. We are, therefore, enabled to
send Tiner goods and give better chances to
OBTAIN the more rdltdble prizes than any
other establishment Of the kind. The bu-
s'ness continues to he conducted in fair
ana honorable manner, and large and
greatly Increasing trade .proof that our
patrons appreciate this me hod of obtain
ing rich and elegant goods,
During the past year, this Association
has sent very large number of valuable
prizes to all parts of the country. Those
who patronize us will receive the full value
OF their money, as no article on our list il
worth less than One Dollar, retail. and
there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on
having prompt returns, and the article
drawn will be Immediately sent to any ad-
dress by return mail or express.
The following parties have recently
drawn valuable prizes from the Eureka As
sociation, and have kindly allowed the use
OF their names; many other names might
be published were We permitted:
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadel-
phia, Penn, Oil Painting, value 300; JAS
HarSravcs, S21 Broadway, New York, Oil
Painting, value 500; f. F. Jones, Barrett,
Marshall Co., Kansas, Melodeon, value 5000;
p j. Byrnes, Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch,
value sl25;J F. Shaw, 224 East 24th street,
New York, Piano, value $3.50; Mrs. Chas j.
Nevis, Elnira, n. Y, Piano. value $500;
Miss Lucy Jansway, Eln1ira, N. Y, Cluster
Diamond Ring, value 5000; Mrs. H Pen
noyer, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn, Melo-
deon, value S125; Oscar NJ. Allen, Co. B.
I42d Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville, Tenn,
Watch, value S85; Rowland s. Patterson,
Co. d, 10th Iowa Vet. Vols, Oil Painting,
value l00; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Spring
field, Mass, Melodeon, value $3.50; Jas. L.
Gold Watch, value $50; Mrs. James Ely,
177 Wooster street, cor. Bleeker, n. T., Oil
Painting, value sl0O: Mrs. ]. c. Coles,
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Silver Castor,
value $40; DR.. j. r. Sinclair, No. 4 Main
St, Utica, N. Y, Framed Engraving, value
s25s Hon. Luther Detmold Washington,
D. c., Oil Painting, value 500.
letters from various parties throughout
the country, acknowledging the receipt OF
very valuable gifts, may be seen on file at
our office.
To be Sold for One Dollar Each.
Without regard to rnl,ie, and not to be pnid
for ma,ta y0n kno'e 'rlat you 'rM receire.
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hs - So s,sszes ssssS ssss
following good ADVICE e Young men
in that section of eo11ntr :.
go front stfl1ere Being 1oshing
fosEyouag pssns to-. aoaas 'tt]ffere
neEsfsBass 30 naneh5 5ksfpse. We want
mechanics. We won't menewho VIII
take hold Of the plane or trowels men
who are not "a afraid Of -beiag soilsd
,sytheilust Of 1.-The forgeAof the ms
cfinesheps This: young pzeats scannot
AL be soletks, There is not reom
1snoGgh in the country foT them when
they al grow To be mefchaaes, But
=tferesis room ariorgh FOR soy number
aef,; stnray' hisch aasics. Taaes hold,
then. young MEN. and, learn q good
strades There is ma disgrace IN it.
BE Something BE usefHl be a man. :"
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sThe bill of fare in O Paris restau-
rant gives Tho following list OF ..sA,ne-
riean speeialities:: s.Hot corn bread,
stewed oysters, fried oysters, picked
oysters, oyster fritters, gingerbread,
buckwheat cakes, apple dumplings,
apple pie, mince pie, lemon pie,
pnmpkin pie, and all kinds of Ameri-
can pastry. = They forgot to mention
'1loacon and green's" and 'scod fish. ;"
There IS boy down East who is
accristomedt to go ont on railroad
track and initiate the steam whistle SO
perfectly asst deceive the officer at
the STATION. His last attempt proved
eminently successful-the depot mas
ter came out and switched" him eff.
Bu1wer, the novelist, III q letter to
q gentleman of Boston, says 81
have closed my career as writer of
fiction.ssl l am gloomy and unhappy.
/ have exhausted the powers of life,
chasing pleasure where it is not to be
found"
Mrs. Partington, in illustration of
the proverb ga soft answer turneth
away wrath, says that cit is better to
speak paragorically Of person than
than to be all the time finging cpl
taphs at him"
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Is published every morning, except Mon
day, and contains the LATEST NEWS, by
telegraph and mails, up to the hour If
gong to press; Editorials, Correspondence
from different points, Miscellaneous Read
ing, Tales, Poetry. Sketches, etc, etc, etc.
The paper has recently been enlarged, and
in the QUANTITY and QUALITY of its
READING MATTER is not to tc excellcd
by any paper in South Carolina. ADVEH-
TlSEMENTS inserted on favorable terms
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4 liberal reduction has been made on
Hl1ough fare, the distance by railroad hay
ing been increased, and the stages being
under the control of the Company. 80
pounds baggage only allowed to a whole
seat oil over to be charged extra.
J. b. L.SSALLE,
April - General Superintendent.
Country papers advertising for the Com
pany will please copy.
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Manufacturers Supplies /!
AlLLWARD & WKERRENER.

11S MarAet SHest, Philadelphia,
nEALERS in MACHINERY and SUP
II PLIES OF every descriptionfor Cotton
and Wopien Manafaes3riss; Also, sOal-
CLOTHING, Cotton aud Woolen YARNS.
sWarps, Starch, Oils, Dye Stuffs, sc. Adj.
Usnces made on consignraents OF Cotton
and Woeien Yarns. Orders solicited, which
shall receive prompt attention.
VIM. MILLWARD, DIS. WINEBRENER.
March T., g.. 3mo
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farmsr,- who wished to invest the
accumnlStion of his industry in
United StatesssecGrities, went rs Jay
Cookies office to procure the Treasury
.szotess> The clerk inquired what de-
nomination he would have them IN.
Having hever heard the word used
except TO distinguish the religious
'sects; he, after q little deliberation,
TeF5ied: stWen, yon may give me q
spart III Old School Presbyterian, to
please the old lady; hue give me the
heft on't IN Free VIII Baptist. {"
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seTetary's Office, Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company,
- c. ~ 90

-. COLUMBIA, ArRiI Is, 1866.
HNHE ANN UAL MEETING of the Stock
X t:olders of the Grecnvilie ana Golum-
bia Railroad Company viii be held in Co.
lumbia, Oh THURSDAY, Sd May neat, at
10 O'Clock a. M.
stockholders holding their stock IN their
own name for at least six months pr cyious,
are entitled to pass over the road to and
from the meeting free of charge. The
privilege Of Stockholder taking his "wife
and children residing with him, free, is
limited to his being All original owner OF
five shares or over, or being q purchaser OF
twenty y-1ive shares or over.
G. V. CARRINGTON, Secretary
A1- Country papers publishing for the
company will publish above. April Ia !
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~ s-ss, !. 9, ,e-1s'.sslsrsslts& ''s.ss ~,
- - Fou ear slossS Assl,- :; W,
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Schedule Spartanburg & Union &. R

ss%s, aS1. fSs,-S l,iyisii St.f1-,
EssT. .siEse ~ 10y .SyES.on e.-s.on.t. S5S
On and after THURSDAY, the 22d inst
~ the trains will leave Spartanburg C..
II. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 5 a. m., and reach Shelton at 9.40 a. M
Returning-LeareS Shelton at 3 p. IN. and
arrive at Spartaiburg {. II. at $50 p. III.
Passengers can now go through to CO.
lumbia i'll one day, and return in one day;
stages, hacks and wagons connecting hr-
tween the two roads.
THOS. b. JETER,
President s. Il Z. Railroad
Cnionville, S. G., March 60, 1866.
RD- Charleston NeacS and Couyie.' pub
lish two months tri-weelily. aud send bills.
March % t2mn+
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&l,OOO.OOO.

~ manner: Certificates, snarning each
article andits value, are placed in sealed
envelopes, which arc well mixed One OF
these envelopes, containing the certificate
or order for some article, Will be delivered
without regard to choice, on receipt of Is
cents. On receiving the certificate, the
purchaser will see what article it draws and
it's value, and can then send ONE DOLLAR
and receive the article named, Or can choose
value. " ''' 49, '''' '"'''e
RI Purchasers Of our SEALED ENVE-
-hOPES may, i'll this manner. obtain an
article 'roi1h from one to FTue Hundred
OOtiafs,
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

gN - =-Tr- - :5.lE7i - - $50. "a :
s.s. : .t - = -. ;.-irs::,,.
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New, YoTk d AdHsrtiaelnsnts.
GREa Hh
BY THE
MJREkk HFFAss aFlM.

ESTABL1sHIsb is4e.
180 Broadway, New York,
Rosewood Pianos, M Melodeons, Fine
Oh Paintings, Engravings. Silver
Ware, Fine Gold and Silver
Watches. Diamond Rins, Bia
mond Rings Sold Bracelets
Coral, Horenfine, Mosaio.
Jet, Lava and CameoLadies'
Sets, Gold PensWith Gold and
Silver Extension Holders. Sleeve
Bnttons. sets of Stnds, Vest and
Neck Chains, Gold Rings, &C.,
VALUED AT,
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FIRST CLASS WORK

49,, T.. .lets.-~ssssS-' s..
,ssor every Kind, in the way OF
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Without regard to rdlue, and not to be pnid
for ,tafa yom k'ao'r 'rldt yot 'rW receire.
so Eleg't Rosewood Pianos, EACH.
, 1866-09-18
5 Q. o @ ok A v 5.

We learn from, New Orleans that the
first load of seeds of White Silesian Beet
root, amounting TO about six tons, has
just been imported into America from
France, with a view to its been sown IN
Illinois /; and from the crop which is to
be raised from this seed it is expected
Sugar will be made during the present
year. The consequences of this move
ment it is impossible 10 ~foresee, but there
Can he no doubl that, if it be successful,
it will greatly affect the cultivation of
the Care Sugar in Louisiana. The in
PRODUCTION of the Beet into the United
States is naturally looked on with unea-
sinrss Ivy the planters in Louisiana, who
will doubtless take steps TO resist the
inroad likely to be made upon their Spe-
cial branch of cultivation by this formula
BILE rival. "In view of the efforts made"
says Renaissance LoMisianaise, "to de-
prive Louisiana of lis Sugar markets, it
is high time that our Sugar manufacto-
ries should take in consideration the
whole question Of the Sugar industry and
oppose an organized resistance to the
new movement" In the present age Of
free.trade, the best, and indeed the only
permanent way of successfully combat
ing with the Beet Sugar, is-not by any
protective system-bur by improving the
quality of the Cane Sugar, and by the
judicious employment Of all the most re-
cent inventions to bring the cost of manu-
faclure down 10 the lowest point consist
ent with a fair return for labour and
capital. At the same time it by no means
fOlInUyS Ihof thA ct1cnnCS Of thu Rootrnnf
implies the REIMBURSEMENT of the Cane
Sugar cultivation, or Uice UerS0 !; with the
increasing populations and increasing de-
mand there is ample room, we contend,
for the development of both, and we await
with interest the renewed efforts that will
doubtless be made by The advocates of
both, and the ultimate effects Of these
efforts on the condition and prospects of
the American Sugar trade-TraUerS' CIR
c@lar, august IL.
, 1866-09-18
BRITISH REPORT OF THE
HERALD'S ENTERPRISE.

From the Manchester Examiner, August s.
The speech Of the King of Prussia, on
opening his Chambers, on Sunday, was
trlegraphed in ertenso to New York,
through the cable, by The London cores.
pondent Of the New York Herald, at the
cost OF about fI,O0O.
From the Liverpool Mercury, August s..
We have been informed that the speech
of the King of Prussia on opening his
Chambers on Sunday was telegraphed in
eTtensO to New York by The London cor
respondent of the New York Herald at
the cost of 91 600 sterling.
From the London Globe, August 8-Evening
1t is said that a single message Prefer
red to in special telegram by the cable
To Herald, and published August H.
Ed. Herald has been transmitted by the
Atlantic Telegraph. the cost of which was
$500. 1t must, therefore, h~ave'consisted
of 500 wards, containing 4 900 letters.
, 1866-09-18
Total S262,4 62 rs

Balance of deposits S 51,2O4 SO
1 new deposit account, viz:
/ Ploughman.
IL Withdrawals amounting to.S314 49.
Receivers for Saturday, 22nd Sept. 1856.
In CHRIsTIANSTED
Carl Hartensen, Esq, Trustee.
J. G. Fr6rup, Esq, Member.
In FR~EDERIKsTED
w. PEBBLES, Esq. Trustee.
w. Mc'Farlane, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix. 18TH September 1866.
, 1866-09-18

L is hereby made known, that the
i public examinations in the Coun-
try Schools will take place as fol-
lows:
, 1866-09-18

Christiansted, 25th August 1866.
In behalf of the Country School
Commission,
c. WILLEMOES,
Chairman.
, 1866-09-18
Receivers:

r. MOretOn, Esq, Truste
Amount offormer deposits s
6 deposits of 20 cents each.
IA above 20 cts. and under [.
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sesmens Boarding House Keepers Benevolent Assoca
ton respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral this
Sunday afternoon al two O'clock from his late
dence No 10 Manroe street. and frUm thence " Calvary
Cemetery.
TUPpes--At Harlem, "Wednesday. July H. Of disease
OF the heart JKssIs NARA daughter Of Nancy aud the
ate Charles II. Topper aged 10 years IL months and IL
dzys
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from tho Congregational
chnrh l25th street between Second and Third avenues
ms Sunday afternoon a. four O'Clock, without further
notice.
Troy papers please eony
IERsEl On Saturday, July H. after painful Illness,
sAkAH, the beloved daughter OF Dennis aud Gather
Ireland
The friends u Tho family are invited to attend the
Iuhefa from the residence Of her parents 1O4 Monroe
street this Sunday afternoon past O'Clock.
aged - years
INC relatives and friends of the family invited 70
ateha NE toneu from hig late residencc 220t ruome
street, this tsnndnyl afternoon at two clock
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ARRIVALS.
sullivan w sSsSss 81
ihS9pe s sf s ssS 6r hdss Won
FlS F' N ss ,' ws and so MISC s
n2g easfs ns tws s.n spG
man na Mils fo.r chlarsn and serysn amaer.o son
SchSssp ssd Rei s' Miss I'm an a
% sGsIsn sss md SaI''"
NV, oEtglss-steamship Ralsgh-Msjor P9t'e IN, end
shelton, sss saSi' Miss Homer, Mlss Eseos, Cart
child s howard M I'M wv o chi ehi Gsa sassa and dy
chas Roe j Hns " } Brown, Nesbitt, DR. Langlaa
DEPARTURES.
LIgHRroot-sicam. Mp cry Of London-Mis y Cock;
s a MOD s. Nom NJ @aa sus Enid
' % 4Gsfgf WE ffFs'f so M saf'T
aFa Mr cTeist VIE and ehs; CAPITA, Tlqyty Hutton
ii vo,dor Fueene Martin Gerald Brenan. hn Fails.
@ y Sn aa soS a sderd Ga M ,c maoss
Bnke Miss Eis CAPT FieIder and wife j pea l. WI.
w en sos asss- Mss ', ae S myaa NJ
Na a aa MIS- 5a @a Ms r2ose "a S e
Collins 8 ana 8 Collins NJ Melting and AlssAseiy Mcll,
5 ser M Goader a. 90 g eq. sria sSe MA
Robt BALE wm NARROW, Henry Han J3nes aIaliillen'
jaekson w,n krkwaod Ioi Nam ~ y 4 eI XVI
others n the stecrsge
Lrrnroo1 -stcanshIr scoans-,rr rcfori MS Reford
NJ 1ensinn Ms 49, a b,i,en t,s.rt. ~
d lbottson il K.llsti III tr,i,t urs Ieahy nj II 10
rnerie Geo geIi Tnv,gr rtas Mach Z, FsseI gop VI
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la nj GrnndInan 4 NJ Ci.l,y,, ~ yeyrb,r wr, rt.otr,
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armairang Nrs Arn,i,t,,p, 4, rontns A cragvd Tteg
Ioim IIarinann Il r,a,te Il NJ IN r,,an h Ih,. 80.
10 HI ateerage and 1856 GOO IN specie.
RpEsr An II S,aamshn Nanale,p rrr vrs CflaS,,
Turl.r rnrene 'rnrtcr Nv roion a,d t,ro Itohicr.
War; I,rano Mrs. ne,a X INA r,pr rilraa MI NJ o
Miss Church lanes Tvman Thnmas Frecborn Mrs.
r,setr,r Meg rcnt. pe.nstch 1tte p,.,e,cq Fr,,,a.
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=. rs, So.Iis, sne - hz,n woodruff aged ~ year.
en- Nc inner1 ~ Monday AFTERNOON At Two oco,
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Fmr '"ofi +'An.Alp Et's'sa Wars, ',an - -
ssr8red ysstegtK f.ft~ ~ Vassaaw tNt trss =.
IN t..a.si I. l.,. .A,, s.l.,. 4. &C. -st ,tt !.
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AtisfF rr1ts onr arsssias eek4stff .iGnk - Il
~
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800 80 800
= " p+' - $3.50 ~ IL 800 i0'Ai Nfr
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an alleged ARRAY al Mr. Geogeghans liquor store Second
asshue IN which II mentioned that was discharged
nom Bellevue Hospital. This is not true lam sin
suffering from the effects OF the wound and still in the
hospital taken before Judge Connolly AM baiied
out and had to go back hospital again. Of be as
saut upon officer Fitzgerald know nothing Twill be
fully able 10 prove my innocence when the time zones
The story probably got up by some Of my eeuea
PATRICK FARREII.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL. Juy Ia. 1896.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GuRyKLf~-Ksowi1Ag- Friday, Jolly IL in Prootiyn
y D., by Rev rnmue HasEns. I'D. rector " >.
MARKS. HEsIy JnAa GuRSEIL 70 ELIZA kNowLEr. III Or
BROOKLYN
KEgFE-- RESSY.--At 81 Paurs church Brootlvu. on
Sunday, July !. by Row. q. Riley. WILLIAM J. kKuE 10
Miss Ky-A A. KKsNr. All IL Bro0slyn.
strvSrs-f01 On Thufi4iny, juno 81 bv Rv 7. Tsy-
Tor. pastor OF carlton avenue Methodist Episcopal
= church. BROOKLYN IH1sss NI2sJss 20 MANY AsS Cor
Rochester papers please copy
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lsse than hall af which Vas inssren.
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Letters ~ adjudication &C the estate u tie followng
named PERSONS granted bT surrogate Tucker fgr NE
week ending July a. 1906 Elizabeth H. schulz fcsr
s,raus, Mathew HOMER, Johu n Alderman, Nar, 4
Iagaht Jacob NAlme, Augnsie Fouuiane sarah Ia mp
bell Frederick KinG, John VI ke. John .aoing " Ill ain
u. rowcrs Micuaef ia,ey, Joaaph Peter Marcafcs !.
Carries Jaencs Cunningham, donn w Nssen ca. 49,
Ypun !. Anthony icie, Anton &. J. Hcrren Johp q
v0lA Bridget Phclap, UHth Nuiher, Ja.Uh scuieE
sebgElNu Meikei Eiwari Enn, fhoma. Ualdn
\. Iet.e6 - guardianship we're ftan,sd hv rrrbgste
Tu for thu following name pcsscns 70 the follow
Tor the week enIng July IL 1850 AIM Reilly
<an 70 Ann and Margaret iseliy wary y Bcnson Eiar
guardian 70 Eiizzbeth Hcnson John Lcttrr guardian k
FrAucscga Miller Elizabeth gannlng guardian 20 Nnna
l.. and andrew q Manning y. OTIS, guardian u Oian
a. 0as, George X. O's, guardian TO Charles q. gtlf.
Christian Lay, guardian 10 Christian lay . X ssid-
NOR, guardian to Lucy A. II. - dmofe.
WILLS.
Dlrng the pass week be has also admitted 70 probate
the wills ~ the following persons John q. winters
Henry Waters, Richard Water Archibald &. hoorOgh,
Jsasc y Baicbelor Mary ~ Chapcau, Anton q icerrn
Thomas wilson, John A. vsn voorhs Samuel a. snllh
FRANK Files George Brice
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