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Northwestern Express Company

TIHIS Company having perfected arranse-
Il ments with the shortest and quickest Rail-
road Lines between NEW YORK. and MEM
PHIS, and ALL POINTS SOUTH, are now Drs-
pared 70 offer unsurpassed nacliiues for regular
and prompt delivery OF Express matter.
Our goods are transported by Express Trains
IN charge OF Special Messengers, and we guar
AMY as quick TINE in transit, and at as low
rates, as any other reliable Express Company.
For Tariff Of Chsrges, apply 10
DUYAL 4 HEAZLITT, Agents,
once Y Madison street, Mempk.i Tenn.
A. 7. WELLS, Agent.
Office 2S Broadway, New York.
n. b. Merchants desiring goods transported
bv cur line. viii please send orders 10 their
shippers IN New York. Cotton forwarded 10
New York at reasonable rates. de9 I'm
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IA A woman describing her runaway
husband, avs "Daniel may be known
by a scar on bis nose-where ! scratched
him."
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Affairs at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Recon-
struction Committee held another meet
ing this morning, but the proceedings
have not been made public.
The number of troops in the Depart
ment of Washington is five thousand.
The Potomac river is frozen over several
miles below Washington.
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sTEAmBoATS

REEULAR PASSENGER PACKET.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
LAURA FENTON ....-----.W hltlow, master
This splendid passenger packet GIN
will leave as above on -
THIS DAY, the 10th inst, at Ppm
For freight or passage apply on board or To
HART & Co, Agents,
34 Front street.
ARCHER, SHIRLEY Co,
ianIO Il Il Jefferson street.
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Columbian Gtn.

AHAAaAAANA NN
EIson Brssa. ~ Main street, would inform
the ladies that they intend 70 take stock on the
arst Of next month, and in order % reduce
stock offer their gooIsst asgreat reduction from
former prices. janIJ-2-
Fashionable Dancing-This classic art
and necessary accomplishment ina refined soci-
ETY.. embracing All is elements and charms,
rt-: grace. ease, majestic movements and ele
CANT department is taught by Mr.. and MIS-
neGrsy Bennett, "a their Academy. - Main
street ChiItren's classes Saturday mornings
az ten O'Clock Ladies puvaL' classes every day
al one and = half O'Clock Gents private CLASSES
every evening at seven o'clock Mrs Bennett
viii preside over the Ladies classes. jaio-59
Breakfas SbasIs, NubhAs aud Sontags, az
cost. at EIson Bros, ~ Main street JaulJ-A
Geld Eagle ResfaurstnL-Biris, beasts,
ash. vegetables. sauces, specs, reiishes and
sfimulants Everything Tat the appetite,
whether vicious from -abstensnos, feeble from
indulgence. ur weak from sickness, can crave
can BE- found al the Gold Eagle Restaurant II
isnearly opposite the APPEAL Office on Madison
street
blankets. the largest anI cheapestlot in the
city, al Elson Bros, Main street. janlO@.
Ladies Hair Dressing s~aIoon--The IA
voute establishment OF Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and GayOso, oppO-
site Tie Proyine Block, Is IN full blaze OF pros
peuty. Her Of hair. in variety,
grace n elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks finish unless Madame
L4yigne touches IT,
ImPOrtant-Thst every lady should know
lla Bros, ~ Main street are selling at
reduced prices until the nrst Of February.
Genutne Sole Leather Trunks just re-
ceived' and ior sale by DRAKE & Co, II Main
street. isnlo2t
Attentions is called 10 the. advertisement Of
CroWoer Co, in another column. They are
worthy sons OF the Old Iominion-and we
bespoak for them a liberal patronage
winter Under Wear, NJ really reduced
pdces. at Drake& Co.'S IT Main street r~fanlg2t
araet.-rhat Elson Bros, ~ Main street
take stock on the first OF next month. Tm
that time they offer goods Ct a great reduction.
The Art.-n Is with Eilnere regret that we
learn that our friend, the well known Frescoe
Painter. NJ. W. j. Burton, has recently sus-
tslusd a heavy loss from IRE, but his friends
and patrons wiz reJoiee C. learn that he has
opened another office al "a Union street
where be is prepared 20 hllsIl ore ens for fresooe
Painting, Marketing, Graining, House Paint
Ing, Paper hanging, etc. lie Is The artist who
executed the dne work at .he ('ayosO House,
and r. II. Clark & EOS
EanPres Ci0ths, only enc dollar and hhy
cents naT rarH uH H.. n-x- ~ Min aHuaaf
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
OiHee-KO. % Madison Street
Business once


WI be opened from s O'Clock A. ~ until :
p y. Advertisers VIII please bear this IN mlnu
and hand In their faVCrs early.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New WsgonS-Can on +. II. Quinn & Co.,
G Second street, between Monroe and
Union. These gentlemen always keep an as
=erlm-nt OF tse best auJ cheapsss wagons All
persons gantinE wagons will do well 20 give
them a eau, as they assure as they can under
sell any OF ulelr competition jal0-lw
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Stock VIII be sold al auction tomorrow at
Lutz, Windle & Cos. stables, 81 and q Court
street Horses, mares and mules, the best they
have, by Geo. Kellogg. FRANK HYDE,
Aurtfonecr.
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Geld and silver.

Obeying the depreciatiFe tendency itlately
acquired, Gold has to-day, suddenly swoOped
from % % IS, and difficult TO vend even at that.
SO dem0ralized in fact has il become, that a few
cautious Brokers decline 10 receive il at more
Than 20 cents. The ordinary rates, however, are
IS buying. and selling.
Silver is similarly affected and exhibits since
Yesterday a f1rther decline Of . cents. u is
new buying at 30, and selling at 81.
UHeUrreRt Funds.
Southern money continues unabatedly active
and bUGyaut. Many small transactions oc-
Cured, all at quotations full and firm. ore
very heavy operation was reported, in the issue
OF the Planters Bank OF Tennessee, at IS cents.
This is an Improvement OF 9 cents over its pre-
yiOus rate, and the indications are cheerful Of a
stili further appreciation. a similar tendency,
OF a less marked character, is remarked gener-
ally Of the Alabama Banks. save however in
the instance 81 the Planters Bank, no transac-
zion is reported, which disturbs the table Of
quotations heretofore submitted.
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sPechts--That was a great and a good idea
ofJoseph -Specht-0pening a refreshmeHt room
for LIdlsf. exclusively. The blessings OF many
a dame, weared with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are showered upon his head
for this th0ughtfgI provision for ladies comfort.
Lady visitors from the country rise mp an call
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the cay in town without starving,
or being put to the trouble and expense Of going
to a hotel Great is Specht, the ladies friend.
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sur F0R DAHAGE-Mr. c. IriEal-
iez. who was ran over and 50 severely
injured 10y aH omnibus, on Saturday
night last has instituted suit against
Messr, Patterson & Patten, proprietors
Of the line, for the recovery Of damages
amountiu gt 70 ten thousand dollars. Mr..
TrgaIIez. when last heard from, was in
q very eri teal condition.
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what Everybody Wsnss--By referring to
the advertisement OF Messrs. Fader 8 Jones, In
another column, our readers VIII see that they
are prepared to supply all demands tor dressed
Lumber, Doors, BIiRds, Sash, etc, the want OF
which has been SO long felt by the community
We ask Cor these entsrprising gentlemen the
liberal patronage which their enterprise de-
l-ryaz
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OFFIcE DESoTo INSURANCE & TRUST Co. :
Memphis, Tenn, Jan'y ard, 1856.
A meeting OF the Stockholders Of the DeSSto
Insurance and TRUST Company OF Memphis,
VIII be held on Monday Sth inst, at the Office
purpose OF electing seven directors for the en-
suing twelve months.
ia4-lw Q. LoNsDALE, Secretary.
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THE ROBBERT OF Mr.. RESEHEN's
SToEEAThe persons whom We men
toned in ogF last, As being arrested ON
the charge Of p~erpetrating this robbery,
were, yesterday, discharged upon exam
iuati0u. Another warrant WAS, how
ever, issued by Esquire Creighton,
against a couple Of negroes, on the same
charge. They viii be examined this.
morning.
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TELEGRAsrs.-The following kilograms
remain uncalled for at the Telegraph
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Pee LEAVE TO TSFORM NY FRIENDS
S1I me fuDuc generally that i havo on
nana Nald constantly receiving one OF tha
11eit stoeks of goods IN my line ever brought
- this city am Purchased for Cash, aud am Dre-
pssFa 70 sell e Lower figures than any h5Use
~ ne city, To close cash buyers I can 0fsr Su-
per1or Inducements. CAL and erTmfne nv
stock and Prices. aud become satisfied NJ
sOoeA consists, in part, Of the following articles
A general assOrtment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
R2isius, whole. half and quarter boxea
Cream Nuts, Can Honey.
Almonds, Can Green Peas.
f~1IOertsg Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Maekerel,
SufIAAEi Can Tomatoes,
C1tron, Tomato CatsuD,
Honey IN Glass, Pepper Sauee.
JeIlies in Glass, S~ardines, I & bxs.,
Preserves IN Glass; LObsters, 1 & 2lbs.,
brandy Peaehes, Pickles, !, t, J, aad
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbs. g. DO.
Piueapplesi in Glass, Strip, bbls. & } 10,
Can Peaches. Crushed Sugar.
Ian PIneapples, Ref'dA Coffee do,
Can R~aspberries, Powdered smear
Can Blaekberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, al grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnied Beets.
Csve Oysters, I & 2Pickled Labstaz.
ID. cans Salmon, I&2lb. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch.
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs.
Maekerel IN bills ( hi. bbls., Nos. /,
and 8,
Maekerel in kits, Nos. I, 2, and 8,
10000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, difIeret Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbIs..
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment of Tobacco. different
brands,
spices, al descriptions, ground & whole.
Buckets, Tubs, BrOOms, Washboards. etc
Mustard IN small and large pkgs.,
PIaTIng CArus, Worcester. Sauce.
Backing London Club Sauce,
indigo, German Soap.
Cream Tartar Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio Il Java Coffee.
Blueiug,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky.
20 bb!s. Imitation Bourbon Whisky.
s bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy Claret IA cs'ks&bOts.
Sherry, CUrasOe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!
Works ~ was ever brought to this city, in part
as follows:
800 boxes Fire Crackers,
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Columbian Gin.

Ladies. now is your time q. buy 4 set Of FUrs
20 a very low price at Francisco and Wiggin.
faup 81
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Professionally. Edmonds, Homeopathic
physician, has removed 90 the north side OF
Madison, second door west ofThird street. He
VIII be in his Office between eight ard nine
A. ". AND two and three [.
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Lumber.-ThOse desiring a good quality Of
Lumber OF any kind, VIII consult their own
interest by calling on T. J. Rice. GA Adams
street, between Front and the levee.
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comets aud Zine Millinery Goods
Ia Parisienne.-Ladies who desire the latest
style Of dres goods and notions, and who de-
sire the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fail % call on Mrs. Gogen. at No. S5
Main street
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Dressed Lumber-A superior quality Of
White and Yellow Pine Flooring. Weather
boarding, sheedng, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Joists,
sils and StUddinz, can De found atT.J Rice'S
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Francisco 4 wiEgsn- 800 Main street, are
selling the balance Of their ladies Dress Furs at
very low prices. aug3t
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KILLED BY A observation-disclosures
dust yesterday evening two horses at
tached 10 a wagon, in which there vas
a little negro girl, started Off at a rapid
rate up Main Street, turned the corner Of
Jefferson, and running toward and along
Front Street threw the little girl from
tie wagon, fracturing her skull in three
places and breaking her leg. She sur
vived her injuries but a short lime.
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The Only Exclusive practical fashionable
Hat House Is the reliable Memphis Hat
Company. jan95
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bison Brosl. ~ Main strseL would inform
u1e ladies that they intend ~ stock on the
first Of next month, and i order % reduce
stock offer their gooJsat ssgreat reduction from
former prices. jauIJ-2-
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The Peerless Packet Memphis win haul
In her shingle this day AZ 4 o'clock, for j
Blunand Little Eock Capt Hube Haines j.
fast filling up with people, but sach Is always
the case with boats Of her class. She lives on
the best the market affords. Passengers can
rest assured they viii be taken care OF in fine
style. shippers must send in their bills Of q
ing early. a. she moves al four. Larry Harm
stad, Elliott & Miller and Vlnson & DoRogbue
are her agents A plan Of her cabin can be
seen and staterooms secured, by applying 10
Ii. nnanta-
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c MATTERS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-Nesterday being
the first day Of the special term Of this
court little else besides an organization
was effected. A number Of cases on
docket viii be called up fer trial to-day.
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NEW YORK, January AT another
sale of Government cotton at auction
one thousand seven hundred and forty
seven bales of Mobile Fair to Good Ordi-
nary-the prices ranged from 10 to Size.
Eighty three bales of Memphis, Of vari-
Gus qualities, ranged from 800 to 53c.
One hundred and ffty-three bales Of
New Orleans Low Middling and Good
Ordinary, packings re-baled, brought
Ash to 475c. Three hundred bales of APP
iInnhinnla rnnnnl from llL To 90
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CoiumbIan Gin.

ladies, II you want cheap and fashionable
Dress Goods, go 10 Elsou Bros., ~ Main street,
as they sell at reduced prices TN the hrst Of
February.
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The Finest, Best and most Fashionable Hats
are always to be had at the Memphis Hat
Company's- jams St
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New York, Jan. Cotton, duh,
heavy and lower, at 5Ic. Sales at auc-
ton on Government account Of 574 bales
Mobile, at 54$; strict middling, 474
good ordinary, i0l low middling, 81
Coffee, firm; Sugar, III 10 13c Molasses,
quiet-Orleans, 81 %; Pork, SIS 25 Ster-
ling, &c; Gold, 35F Stocks, steady, e5.2Os
of'62 Coupons, 1889 1905 ofthe ID and
Sd series SO TO 9S5.
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Fursl FuRst Fursi-Cheap! cheap cheap F!
cheapI at Francisco & Wiggin, 800 Main street.
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"WsHted--Greeubauks by Drake & Co, %
Main street, in Exchange for OveTcoats, ShawIs
and Blankets, which they viii sell as greatly
reduced priees, to close out wlnterstock LjanIl2t
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In EQUTTY-Lancas,cr.


WIN }. White. Anm'r ! Bill to sell Lands,
Of Elizabeth White, Ia account. for In
decd, W. }1umc'ion. To mar
Martin p White and snaii.asssts.
Tnomas K MagilI
On hearing the pleIdin"s in the above
stated case, and on motion of kershaw g.
Conn"rs, Compliments Solicitors. i is or.
derel That the Crrdi'hrs Of Elizabeth II.
White. dsceased, b- enjoiued from proceed
ing ngsinst The Administrator, Wil!idn J
Whi,e in the Courts sf Law, and that th.y
prove and establish their demands against
the said deceased, before the C"DniiS Missioner
Of this Court. on ar before the 1T dav If
December neXI. and in defuit therrof that
they be barred from the recovery Of the
same against tie Complainant. William J.
'.hite, Administrator. and from any appIi.
cation of the asse,s in his hands To The
payment Of the 81 ne
1t fs also ordered that o copy Of this or
der be published IN the Lancaster Eeige!.
twice n month until HE iir,I day of Dereu-
Der next. h. ID LESESNE.
a uorrcct COPY.
K. q BILLINGS, C. 4 l.. d.
June 9Th 1866.
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ADVERTISEMENTS


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The following deductions viii be FADE in
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eS Announcements OF Marri ,gcS or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings. published gratis
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~ ~ "a ~ Ia X =
. THERE Is NO DEATH

ihere'is no death The stars 20 down
To rise upon some fircr Sholr;
And bright in Heavens jewelcd crown
They shine forever more.
There is NJ death The dust we tread
Shall change beneath the summer showers
To golden rain or mellow fruit,
Or rainbow tinted flowers.
The granite rocks dSo'ganiGe
To feed the hungry moss hey bear;
The forest leaves drink daily life
From out the vicwlsss air.
There is no death ! The leaves may fab,
The flowers may fall aud fade away
They only wait through wintry hours,
The coming OF the May,
There is no death! An angel form
Walks Ger the earth with silent tread;
lie bears our best loved things away,
And then we call them dead"
tie leaves our hearts all desolate-
He pucks our lairest, sweetest flowers;
Transplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
Born into that undying life,
They leave us but to come again:
With JOY we welcome them-the same.
Except in sin and pain,
And ever near Us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirit tread;
For all the boundlcss universe
Is liic-thrrc is no death
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I'll 9 4s,s 8 R24 & 9 'Gse s.

The largest room in the world is the
room for Improvement.
What are you looking after nv dau
gh'er! Looking for a son.in law for you
and father.
A cow died in Maine and piece of
hoopskirt was found in her throat. 1t is
supposed she swallowed the milk maid.
A man ia Indiana got a divorce from
his wife because she wen, skating agains,
bis wishes. lie concluded TO Ie, her
slide.
Because man is murdered BY his
hired man, is no good reason why the
coroner's jury should return n ve.Jic, ,ha,
hedied by his own hands.
81 didn't say the man would STEAL
SAID witness on trial, "but il | was a
chiekeL /! roost big up when he was
around"
A poor man who had seen i'll. on be.
ing asked 10y gentleman whether he
had taken renedy, replied, "No, | Amt
taken any remedy, 5ut have taken lots
OF physic"
y Western paper strikes the names Of
TWO subscribers from its list because they
were recently hung. The pubisher SAY,
he was compelled to be severe, because
nj NO Il,
"Whst are YOU writing such big
hand for, Pat! 2" why, you see, my
grandmother is dafe and am writing a
loud letter to he.."
81 stand upon the soil of ffesaom.n
er'eG e stump orator. No." cried hi.
shoe mater. you stand in pair Of shoes
that have never been paid for"
IL have this afternoon been preaching
TO congregation Of asses" said con
cei:ei young parson. Then that WAS
the Reason you always called them be
loved brethren said hearer.
"Ven you're married man, Sammy,
yonII understand a great many things as
you don't understand now but vs,her
IFS worth While going through so much to
learn SO little, as the charity boy said ven
he got to the end Of the alphabet, is =
matter O. taste; think it an'.."
a. reriValist encountered large sized
a fricnu and asked him,
My good man have you found the
Lord Z"
To which sambo replied, in surprised
manner
"GoIly, massa, is de Lord lost !"
Two sisters lately mo, in Baltimore af
ter forty eight years separation. They
talked thirty six hours and were still tax
ing at last accounts.
81 tell you," ssid warm friend of q
newly elected Senator, TO au Old sober
poIiiciar, "your party may say what
they please, bul cannot deny that Mr.. Z.
as . sOgud man." That's just what We
are sfea,d on, replied old teeswsx 'll's
our. .opinion that be's aH sound
The wise man makes equity and Justice
the bass6<4 MI his conduct: .ns rites
Of his l'ehsviou' defer.
xns-r' 7essseaesty mark ils ex, rior, sin
ceflty and hdssity serve h!in Tor accom-.
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Y0RKVlLLE ENQUl ,ER.
YORHVIILE, y. C..

TERMS IN DvlNCE-- Three dol
lara aed ffly cents per year +; iva dolIsrs
for six inphtn'; one doIlsr for three moatrs
--pagatle iD ''gfecnbteks." when piy
ment - medc ip spscir, two dollar, and &c
tv vents pcr wear; one foit,r a,l3 tsent
hye cenl' fos SIX months; -. enty live
ee"ls isr t'Tes u,oatas. Siege copies, ten
cents.
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This Wringrr has again taken the first
premium in tie G:ea' Fair Of the American
lusti uie-it has a'sn Iakrn the FRS, Pre-
MUM n The State Fairs of New York. Yer
mont, Pennsvl,auia Ohio. Michigan, Il ii
unr, Illinois. Krnrmrky. Iowa, Wi.consin,
Connecticut River Valley Fnir, Chnmp lain
Valley Far, aud at mvst "f tue County and
lns' ie Fairs throughout the country
Over 100000 havc he-u sold aud are now
in use in the United States. aud ICE neuei'
heard of one that lcGS not liked
The UNIVERSAL - pe"I"r t" all other
Wringets, in h,,irg large rolls If -"li / In
dia Rubber. 80 protected bv strong COG
WHEELS mat they cant at slir or break io0Se
rom the ShGf it, strong wood frame ran
not be- br"krn and do"9 not -u$i or soil ,he
clothes Every U,ire. SUI Nrn.cr is WAR.
RhsrEu
We select few testimonials from PEI tons
widely Known 20 the public. wh" speak nc
tnnl ekper "nce, and are aouve sisp,tiun Of
mlssta ement
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S 0 u TIL CAROLYN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT

B. r: Hancock, Applicant
defendants.
1t appearing I" nv satisfaction john Ply
Ter aud wtt'', Sarah Ann, and Nancy Is Belk
TWO of the defendants in rbove stated case.
reside without his State, It is therefore Or
d"red that they do apprar and object I" the
Division "r sal. OF the Real Estate of "a
u. iinnc' ok on or before the 18th day OF
October next, or their con nsent 10 the same
will be entered of RECORD.
y. a. WILLIAMS,
urdInary l. ID.
July 5, 1860 -3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-01

This is the first Wruger have found
that would >'unc n" service required of it
IL. Z. iIuggins. Lo"cjJy's lrulai.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-08-01

"My family would ~ soon give up the
cooking stove IA this ti"IHEs w Riser
IT cannot be t9o higniy recommended -
fSoIon Robinson.