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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-17

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-27
BLACK S NTH W 0RK
Notice to Bond-holders.

A T o meeting of the Directors Of the Green
~ vile and Columbia Railroad Company,
held at New berry, March l, 1866, the follow
ing preamble and resolution were adopted:
"Whereas the Legislature at its last session
passed an Act authorizing the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company to create a lien
on their property and funds. for the sum Of four
hundred thousand dollars for the purpose Of
recons ructing such portion of their road be-
tween Frog Level and Colun bia as they should
deem necessary. which should have priority
over any lien in favor Of the State. provided
the consent of the holders Of the unenlorsed
bonds be first obtain ed therefor: Therefore,
"Resoivci, That the holders of the unendor-
scd bonds of the company be invited to meet
the Directors in person, or by proxy, at Colum-
bia, on Wednesday before the first Monday in
Aay next. for the purpose Of considering that
question"
In pursuance to the above order, the holders
of all bonds of the Greenvile aud Columbia
Railroad Company, due lst July, 1865, and Ju-
~. 1868, are requested to meet Mt Columbia, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd May next, at IL
J. P. SOUTHERN,
Auditor and Treasurer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-27
Greenville & Columbia Railroad,
GENERAL sUpERINTENDTs OFFICE

. GENERAL SUpERINTENDTs OFFICE,
, COLUMBIA. March 3; 1866.
THIS Company will receive and forward
Il, MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE. with
the additional charges for transportation be.
tween frsshIey's and Aston, and drsyage in
Columbia on such as pa.scss-oycr the Sou.h,
Carolina Railroad when eonsigned to and for
warded by The Company. ~
Freight and charges on alt Merchandise from
Columbia must be PRE- PAID. to all 6poip.s on,
the Road except 70 Newberry.5 Abbeyille, An
dsrson and Greenyilie;1+ but freiglt and charges
viii be solicited on nllthat comes: over the
South Carolina Rai!tond. At ALI points exospt
Hopes, Station, Pomaris 5: New: Merket. and
Grove Station. Merchandise destiped:fo those
.poinB wilt be- received and fSFHsrdsd. upon
PIE payment of freight fand ebatGes and deliv.
cred NJ QWNEB.s kISK IS. ~
$: Freight nnds cfafg on an u Msishand die and
Produce To bs foEwatdsd oyer The South Car
,9lins; Rdilroad mussa lsPAfn 70 .eolam. J,
ISbIa.a IS: 81 s. LAssALLE, ~:
"a. s.sy s sssrai psriatsndsnt. y
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-27
MARSHALL HOUSE,
Livery Stables,
AND
HASK LIME.
TO
w ashington, Ga.

oAS ~ >>e
"AvING TAKEN CHARGE OF TIE
IL above HOTEL, and having thoroughly
REFITTED AND REFURNISEiE ED II,
pledge myself after many years experience il
this business to furnish my guests with clean
comfortable ROOMS, and TABLE supplied al
all times will, the VERY BES1' the Markets
afford. l nm determined to spare no pains to
please my patrons.
Ny HACKS from Abheville to Washington,
Ca, will make daily connection with the
Grecnv,lle & Columbia Rail road mt Abbeville
and with the Branch Of lhe Georgia Railroad
at Washington; thus persons going East or
West meet with no detention. The roads hnv-
ing become better, the NIGHT LINE has been
resumed, and the fare reduced to EIGHT DOL.
LARS Passengers arriving on the G. 4 -. G.
Railro nd at O'Clock, p. NJ, leave Immediately
for Washington, and arrive there in time 10 tnl e
the Car either for Atlanta or Augusta, the same
morning.
Also, passengers going OIL the Hack from
Washington III The morning, take the Cars i'm
mediateiy, going either up or down the Green
willie 4 Columbia Raioad
Persons desiring 10 gnsfrom AbbevIe to any
point Of the country not accessible hy public
conveyance can find Il, my LIVERY STA
BLES FOR HIRE. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
AND SADDLE HORSES.
:, , +. S. RUTLEDGE.
Dec. II. 1865 GIN
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-27
[COPY.]
PRINCIPAL BRANCH
OF THE
" NATIONAL INK COMPANY"
OF NEW YORK.

Mr.. CLARENCE McCARTHA, having
been appointed Salesman and General Agent,
is the representative Of above Company for The
District Of Abbeville. State Of SouIh Carolinn.
All parties, therefore, whether having tIeult with
us previously or otherwise. will please avail
themselves " the advantages Of dealing cir ectlv
with the representative Of our house there they
will find it TO their pecnniary interest to do So
&C. L. VAN Allen Actuary.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-27
.SETTIaTMENT
OF the Estate of.
JAMES h. MORRIS. Decd. Z

NTOTECE is hereby .giyestof ALI parties "a.
'lN terested in this Esta,e, that = final SGT
lleniehf OF the same Will be mad sjn the Court
Of Ordinary for Abbeyills District On thss ses.
enth day pf Msy,nsxt Monday;} Those who
hasesclaims against said Estate Afx fsqairsd 10
preeent' the teyidente Of The sanae, PROPERLY A.
testad, on OF before that day az failing 20 DO
%: The ExsSnt Will 3 % pptiees: them after:
81 . sesS N, ANs E.senter.
IHhsApriL 1865, t2s 81. q 1es - /,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-27

THIS INK has been in general md constant
use for the last twenty yenrs.~and is warranted
10 be all that assert oi il:
Let. 1t il ndeLble.
I'd. II will not corruGe the pen.
Sd. 1t flows with perfec, facility; a line IL
never broken.
4th. 1t will not collect on the pen nor mouth
of the stand. All this is warranted. This
Writing Fluid is black, with rcl, and glossy
tint Of blue.
| will furnish INK in bottles at New York
prices, carefully packed in shipping order in
sized packages required. No charge whatever
will be made for Barrels or Kegs in orders for
INKS on Draft.
On account Of its indclible quuiity. It has met
with an extensive patronage from Banks aud
Counting Houses generally, ind in Schools, be-
cause every mark is perfectly distinct. and its
ricl glossy BLUE tint is very inviting to the eve.
Address CLARENCE McCAtTIIA,
Jan. 80 ii If Abbeville, S. G..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
Cu.Ncrs OF LIFE,-An old dOcu-

CHANCES OF LIFE.-An old docu-
mept contains some interesting IN
formation unknown to many, ana
rarely encountered i'll the papers.
Among other things, it contains a
table exhibiting an average age at
tanned by persons employed IN the
various popular professions OF the
day. In this particular, a S in
most others, the firmers have the
advantage over most of the rest of
mankind, as Their average is sixty
five. Next upon the docket come
the Judges and justices OF the peace
the dignity of whose lives is length
ened out to siytytoW.
Following them Immediately IN the
catalogue of longevity, is the bank
officer. who sums up his account at
the age of sixty-three. Public OH
GERS cling to their existence with as
much pertinacity as they retain their
otliccs-they never resign the offices,
but life fOrsakes them at tiityslX.
Coopers. although they seem to stave
through life, hang on until they are
tifty.eight. The good works of the
clercymen follow them at fifty five.
Shipwrights, matters, lawyers. and
ropemakers, (some very appropriate
ly,) go together at fifty four. The
" Village Blacksmith" like most of
his contemporaries, dies at fifty one.
Butchers follow their bloody career
for precisely half a century. Car
penters are brought to the Scai1old
at forty nine. Masons realize the
cry of " Mort p at the age Of forty,
seven. Traders cease their specula-
ton at life at forty iour. Bakers,
manufacturers and various mechan-
les die at forty three. The painters
yield to their collie at forty-two. The
brittle thread of the tailor's life is
broken at forty-One. Editors like
all other beings who come under the
special admiration of the gods, die
comparatively young-they accom-
plish their errand of mercy at forty.
The musician rcdccmS his last note
and plays his d. .ng fall ut thirty
nine. Printers become dead matter
at thirty-eight. The machinist is
usually blown up at thirty six. The
teacher usually dismisses his schol
nrs at the age of tairty -four, and the
clerk is even shorter lived, for he
must needs prepare his balance
sheet at thirty No account
is given OF the average longevity oi
wealthy uNc!es. The Inference is
fair, therefore, that they arc innlr
tal.-i Dion.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02

\ IoRROR.-Thc following pain.
full incident occurred at the eXecu-
ton of Ferris, lately hung in New
York city for the murder of his wife:
BY some oversight on the part of
the officer who had the children of
O T the con Il G IN II c d IN an i II
charge, the duty Of taking them
away from the Toombs before the
execution was neglected. The Tt
suit of the oversight was one that
many of these who heard what oc-
Cured as the execution was going
on, Will, perhaps, never forget. just
- the last words of tn cu,prit aad
been pronounced, the cry of a child,
long and piercing at first, and then
in tones of terror. screaming out
d" Father. OH, my father :" resound.
ed through the halls of the new
prison.-Many a strong man turned
pale at the sound, and many a lip
quivercd that, perhaps. never mov-
ed from emotion in such scenes as
that before. The cry was that OF
the little boy. " Billy" who, if he
could not see dangling in the air the
form Of him he used 10 call father.
1t least was made aware by some
means or another of the terrible
scene outside the walls. Watcher
the last earthly voice heard by the
diving father was that soulrcndin9
cry OF his child. no one can ever tell.
Let Us hope his ear was dcaiened to
all worldly sounds before that cry
went up with such horror blended
in its echoes as to make strong men
quake and tremblc with diSmay.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02

Making per cent. for the year ending Angus
l. ls66
Said per ccntagc to he east upon the original
amount of the premium note, without any en-
dnrsencnt; and Ia bc paid to the Treasurer ut
his office IN Montpelier or before the Eth
day Of October, l3G6.
Members OF the Company will find ia the
hands of the Representatives lect To the Lc-
gisature, or local agents of ne COMPANY u
schedule showing the amuu of assessment
due FROM each respectiyti ely; nd they are par
tcnlarly desired to see that the money for their
assessments Is forwarded To the office in Oeto
her The assessments iau.t he paid when due.
THOSE who fail thus 10 pay ought not to expect
to he pad when their property is destroyed by
lrc. a little attention 10 this on the part Of
the members of the Company. at the proper
,inic, will save them expense and trouble
See SEE. =, Act of Incorporation on your poll.
cy, which viii be enforced.
J. r. THURSrON, Treasurer.
ins Oiilce, Montpelier sept. !. 1900.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
It will do You no Harm.

and If II does you 10 G""i your money Will be
refunded IN all cases. as we give all our agents
strict orders to refund the money to any and
all who have given the Punacca u fair trial, and
will say they have not been benefited by it,
use. Ina the large sales which we are making
We have never taken back single bottle, but
otherwise. every one who has used 1t speak III
the highest terms of It's worth. Every family
should have ii by them, rs II VIII not only save
them much expense, but may be the means of
saving the lives OF many who reside at dis
lance from physician,
The Panacea is of great strength, requiring,
a. You will see By the directions, but a small
quantity for a dose Therefore II Is the cheap
est medicine. the strength considered, in the
market.
DIRECTIONS-For Cholera. Cholera Nor
bus Bilious Cole, take from half tea spoon
ful to "A tea spoonful i'll sweetencd water, IA.
hot as you can drink it, every fifteen minutes
until the pain is relieved; then take II Ut long
er utcrv AIS until the disease is entirely reno
we'd, bait ing the stomach and bowels freely
with the pnlacea, iuli strength.
For Dvscntcry and DiarrhUa, take tea
spoonful in from one TO two hours. according
TO the severity of the case bathing the bowels
and stomach freely
For pain in the Back, shoulders, Head, Neck
Limbs, &c, battle the parts affected.
For Neuralgia, Sprains and Rheumatism,
battle the parts affected with the Panacea for
1T least AN hour, when you VIII he astohlahed
at the result
FOR Cold YOU will find nothing equal to it
take {. tcuspoontul in n teacupiul of hot water,
on going to bed
For Tcethache. fill the cavity of the tooth
with cotton saturated with the Panacea. and
hathr the gums freely.
For Cuts aud Bruises, dilute with water and
hathc ftc, Is two or three times day.
~ The Panacea is now placed within the
, reach of all At the small sum ut Fifty Cts.
iargr bottle, or Thirty Eight Cts.
.uall.
Sold by the principal Druggists or sent by
express. on receipt OF plice
- \ liberal discount tn the trade. q
c. c. DOTY & co, PruprictorS.
Bradford! VI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
MAR HE'D.

In Bradford, Oct. 2,th, at the Tr0tter House.
by Rev. J. Brtton. Mr.. Joseph Willis ID. of
Haverhill, y. H., and Miss Abby F. Stevens, OF
Bath, n II.
At Thetford Center, Oct. 9TH by Rev. Geo.
johnson, Nh. Samuel Page, OF Wells River aud
Miss VI. H. Sanborn, of Thctiord Centre
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
.AICTION!

rI,HE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL At PUB
/ lie auction on Thursday November /. at
lO"'"!cch. his farm pleasantly situated on the
roHd leading from Oxford L. Wentworth. =
miles from Oxford street, containing @VJ acres
OF good Land. with good Hons" and outhuild-
ing~. The farm i. suitably divided into tillage,
pa,turinc and Woodland. with RAINING water
AT both House and Barn. ! cut, this wear ~
tons of good hay upon the place. will also
sell eighty good sheep and lambs. large Oxen.
pair extra t. years Odds. 3 cows, Tone IA new
mich cow twu Years old Bull. two Years
odd hrifcr. = Calves. 30 Turkeys. = Carts. =
llarruws. | single Sleigh tncarly newt. ! liar-
ness L. Tons Hay, 200 hushels potatoes. aud a
lot of other articles too uuncrOus TO mention.
Terms Liberal
MARCUS VI. HALL
DANIEL BATClIEDER, 4, ctionccr.
Oxford. ~ H.. Oct. IL. i~66 law
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
HIRIN BICON'S ESTATE
CTATE OF YER NO Mt

- BRADFORD DISTRICT. S.
In Probate Court. holden at West Fairlee,
within and for said district, on the 18th day of
October A. ID. 1866:
Alvah Bean Executor on the estate of HI
ram Bacon late of Strai iord in said district de-
ceased. presents his administration account for
settlement
Nhcreupon. it is ordered that the same be
referred to the ri Tuesday of December next,
AT the Probate Office in said West Fairlce for
examination aud allowance: and that all con
ecrncd Toe notified hereof. by the publication of
this order in the National Opinion. printed at
Bradford, vermont. three weeks successfully.
soon as may be, that they may appear, and
AT said time and place, if they cause, object
thereto.
BY order of court
Attest, A. II. GILMORE, Judge.
true copy of record. 2lw3
Attest, A. II. GILMORE Judge.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02

The Colts Patent Firearms Manu-
featuring Company, Hartford, CT,
has received an order from Europe
for the manufacture of thousand
needle guns, conforming in all res
poets to the famous needle gun Of
Prussia. The company have also
an order for the production of one
hundred revolving cannons, at a
cost of 100000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
BlACkSMlTAING.

I OtIs BRlsO WO LII SAY TO THE
u people of Pirrnont aud ,ic'pty. tha, he
has hired the - Goodwin Blacksmith Shop"
and Is prepared 60 do all kinds of work In IN,
lnc of Blathsmithing Ia neat aud workman
like manner. " shucing aud dob wor, OF
al kinda promptly attended to. ~,cigIs.--
After the first Of ~cighing sliall keep con.
.tnutly On hand a lnt of scigls. which VIII
sell ~ low ~ cun lee had anywlicrc.
LOUIS BRtSO.
Picrnont. n. H., Oct. 6, lSdd.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
o OTY'S
VEGETABLE PANACEA!
OR
PAIN KILLER!
IS MEETING WITH RAPID SALES AND Is
GIVING UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
PURELY VEGETABLE!

And i. warranted to he the best preparation.
ever offered for the prevention and cure OF
Cholera, Dy-entery. Diarrh.Ea. Cholera Nor
bus. Collie, Pain In the stomach or Bowels,
Earache, Headache. Toothache, &c For II
Weak or Lame back, or Pain in the Neck or
between the shoulders. or any other part vi
the body, the Panacea acts like IA charm. In a
word il will relieve pain from whatever cause
quicker than any other medicine III use. Its
power over Neuralgia Is perfectly wonderful
Nine out Of every ten cases of all Fevcrs, bow
el difficulties. and intammations o. whatever
nature, are induced by sudden closure OF the
pores, caused by sudden colds and the only
way t. prevent the cold from producing dis
ease is to use some remedy that will open the
pores at once, and we believe the Paiacca will
DO it quicker and more effect TALLY than any
nt her medicine TRY II.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02

Two men named MonUoy. twin
brothers, at Washington. Ky. got
into a fight while drunk the other
day, when one stabbed the other
through the heart, killing him in
Stantly. The survivor was So badly
beaten that his recovery is consid
cred doubtful.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
HOUSE FOR SALE,

vJNlIE HOUSE LATELY OWNED BY WIN
j johnson. ia Bradford Village, on the cor
ucr of Main and Depot streets j. for sale II
is now empty. Possession given Immediately.
$40 is wanted down; the rest can be paid in
four years \. y. EARLE.
Bradford, oct. 10. 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
GEIRDTIN'S LICENSE
CT ATE OF We Il VI o Mt

- BRADFORD DISTRICT. IS:
In Probate Court. holden at West Fairlec
within and for said district. on the ed day
ol october. \. ID. 1866:
Joseph Mttson Esq. of Thcfold, Guardian unto
Lucy George of said Thetfor,l makes applica-
tian to said Court, for license to sell all of the
Real Estate of his said Ward within this
State to wit: 4 dwelling house and small
piece of land. situated in said Thctford. on the
main road leading to Chelsea, and about one
half mile Northerly of Post Mills Village
Representing To said Court that the sale Of the
same would couduce to the best interests of
his said ward.
Nhcreupon il is ordered by said Court that
.ald application come under consideration and
be- heard ut a session of said Court to be hold
IN at West Faiflee in said district, ON the
last Saturday in November. 4. ID. 1850 and
that all persons Interested in the same. bc no
tlrd of the time and place of hearing by the
publication of this order in the National OpiH-
ioH, printed NJ Bradford, Nermont. three weeks
sucee,siVclv. rs soon ~ may he. that they NAV
appear and at said time and place, if they see
cause. object thereto.
BY order of Court
Attest, ALyAH BEAN Register.
4 truc copy of record, 3w.l
Attest ALVAH BEAN. Register
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02

A young lady in Maine. after suf
fering two years from n severe lung
disorder, coughed mp aneedle, and is
recovering.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-02
DIED.

In Fairlee. Oct. IL Katie Nespersia only
child OF Stephen ii. and Isabella A. Mann,
Aged mouths