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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

NEw YoRK, Sept s.
The Tribune has the following, dated New
Orleans, 5th.
The Military Commission organized to in
vestigate the circumstance connected with
the late massacre, have completed their Ia
Dor, and handed in their seport to Gen. Sher-
man at noon to-day. De report covers
l,l00 pages OF closely written manuscript,
and proves eonclusively that the massacre
was preconcerted and prearanged by Mayor
Monroe and others. The members of the
FIRE department and the different sections of
rebel military organizations, which exist in
this city, appeared on the ground At given
signal, armed to the teeth, and assisted the
police in their hellish task OF numbering un-
armed and defenceless Union men, Over
one hundred and fifty Trustworthy witnesses
have been examined, and the evidence, cor
roberatiye of their statement, is incontro.
vertible. Evidence was also taken in refer
ence to the composition of the rebel Grand
Jury, and the following facts ELECTED show
that the jury box should be filled with names
from the registry Of voters: From those
names twenty FIVE are drawn, from which the
sheriff and clerk of the Commercial Court
select sixteen, under the direction Of the
Judge as Grand Jurors. on the registry there
are nearly as many names Of Union men as
confederates, but notwithstanding every one
Of the jury selected were notorious rebels,
with rebel Colonel as foreman. One is q
member of the Legislature, and is therefore
exempt. Two or three were me mbers of
the last Grand Jury therefore their names
could not lawfully be in the jury box at this
time, while two others were not registered
voters, and therefore incapacitated from serv-
ing on Grand Jury in the recognizing OF
the white schools in this city, which has late
ly taken place. Many of the lady teachers,
who are known as Unionists, were discharged
and good rebels are appointed in their places.
The eading Union men OF New Orleans are
dissatisfied because no action has been taken
to the complaint sworn to by them on the
4th OF August, before the United States Com
missioners, charging Lieut.. Governo. Voor-
hees, Mayor Monroe and the police with
murder, and asking for their arrest under
the Civil Rights Bill aud military orders.
The complaint was referred by She Commits
sioners to Major Gen. Sheridan. They are
preparing similar document to be signed
and sworn to by large number, with the
purpose of presenting it to higher military
authority.
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FROM EUROPE.
iva. THE ATLANTIC CABLE
The War Virtually Ended-Psass Treaty
DigneA-ApPointmsn Gsv-
srnmsnt Reducing its Forsss-Ets.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 6.
The following dispatches hava been re-
ceived over the cable:
LONDON, Sept 4.-The troops sent to Can
ada are to be armed with breech leaders.
BERLIN, Sept 4.-Sixty thousand Prussian
troofs are ordered to the Rhine.
Prussia is treating for the purchase af the
iron-clad Dunderburg.
A peace with Hesse Darmstadt was GiRuHd
on tie third. Hesse Darmstadt csdes soins
of its northern parts, and pays three million
Of thalons. Hessee Homburg also goes to
Count Bismarck has refused to see the
dapuhtion asking the reunion of North
Schleswig to Denmark
hron WeitAeT has been appointed U1der
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
Baron Giless, Envoy st Paris, goes to
Vienna.
Count Metlernich, the Austrian Ambas,a.
{ DR., kas Aeen recalled ftNm Hxis. i &.
BERLIN, Sept 5.-Since tho expiration Of
arinie&ce BETWEEN Prassia and Saxouy,
Pleppoteutiaries Of the two Goyernmeas
have met, and peace negotiations have been
fsnally opened BY shs rsprsssntativs of
Saxony.
Rsports have been current that orders ven
issued : few days since to the military com.
mandss, to prepare for material reduction
sefAas4 e4Suiyo fRo1i gY q
Mhrio1 st6fSd N ollcial tirclct that tie
reduction Of the Prussian army commenced
to-dlys i af ssaas So asffnrr
II addition 10 The thrse million forins aid
hy Hsssa DsrDsaaatsin compliance With The
demand of Prus6iA, Ne Duchy has esseedS0
the latter twenky aquArs miles Of her territory
r inlpnnl4 f. war expenses.
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NFw YoRK, Sept. 8.

There was . marked increrse in the chole-
ra report for yesterday-twelve new cases
and thirteen deaths we're reported. The
causes of the increase, is owing to the warm
weather, and eating Of unripe fruit. Four
fresh cases were reported in Brooklyn, and
the number Of deaths from all causes was
thirty one.
The case of Elisha Blackman, on trial in
the Bergen county circuit court, of New
jersey, for cattle poisoning, was concluded
yesterday, the jury rendering verdict Of
guilty.
Major General Nelson A. Miles, has been
removed from the command Of the district
of Fortress Monroe, and Brig. Gen. Barton,
Colonel of the Fifth U. 8. Artillery, in com.
mand Of the force garrisoning the fortress,
assumed command of the district, and the
custodianship of JEFF. Davis.
The Soldiers Home, at Newark, New Jer>
sey, was dedicated yesterday. An address
was delivered by Gov. Ward. The house
will accommodate about one thousand per-
sons.
Mother Angelo, sister of the late Areh
Bishop HugAs, died yesterday, in this city.
Six cases and one death IRON cholera are
reported in this city to day.
On the full bench of the Supreme Court in
this city to>day, it was decided tha, the Ex.
else Law is Constitutional, and the liquor
dealers must take out license or pay the pen
atty. 1t was also decided that the Board ~
Excise cannot be adjourned. The decision
was unanimous.
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FROn ROCHESTER, N. Y.


ROCHESTER, n Y, Sept. 6.
No further deaths have resulted from the
railroad accident Of last night.
Mr.. Demster, of Fulton, is the only one oi
the injured whose condition is considered
cxidcsk Many Of the injured Aass kft Nl
their homes. There are thirty or more who
still remain here The surgeons apd citizens
done al they could for the sufferers The
railroad officers, and employees have been
very sttsntive 70 the unfortanate passengers.
The bodies Of the killed areiYing in the dead
house. "A coroner will hold an inquest this
afternoon. The blame falls wholly on the
switch man, o Brien, who fed 10 avoid arrest
The tracks have been cleared and the trains
are again running.
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FROM OTTAWA, G. W.

Dissatisfaetion of the MiAtary-Rspeal
efthe Neutrality Laws-Arnas Arriving
from EnGland-Ths GovernAens
Charged with Conniving at the Es-
cape OF Murphy.
OTTAWA, Sept. 6.
A Herald Ottawa, Canada, dispatch gives
further reports of the dissatisfaction Of the
military, one of the causes of which it b nov
supposed originsted from the dread Of heving
kght with the Fenians, ~ well as their non-
payment
The repeal of the neutrality laws has oc-
cssioned considerable irritation. Eighteen
guns are now on the way from England Q
and IL Founders. Twelve batterisr axe
swaitinng transportation. Public opiniop
inclines to the view that The Government
connived at the escape Of Murphy and his
companions.
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hheAoki Au&n6 tot1. ic0o.
Dr.. Srnford
- merits Of Dr. Jo4nson's Prsvsntive and Remedy s<
IRE chossrA e. - sgsoey ff which havs os ees-
sl.d-d nsss:ai.sn. sod yos he rse,ps ffu. vAeA
IL s mads, and ask your opinion Of its mefits.
DO NOT wish to Be engaged IN re' ding sailing .
worthless orpnicsous medicine in time Of pubic d.nser,
md ssthough, ~ learn from highest professional
clan Of world vide yet anxious have the
opinion OF one u HON ftnosc Is qualified TO iudse
assure ynu mo improper use will be m,ds of what you
P.w. POTTER.
KroxrK, Iowa. August 18th, lsss.
N, p ~ funr.
DRAR efa vours Of this mornng came du'y TO hand
Secret Nostrum, vss obliged 10 decline AZ assw-r
since oppos-d to ali P.tent Ne ieines and urge
people never TO take them under any circumstances
whatever hut since you have fully furnished this
proof and moreover pledged that ynu will max e
Known the compost to any regular Physiri .n am
free to say that having great receipts for
Cholera In The ususpape and otherwise regard this
preparation Of yoass superior to any hsve II
antrsy safe in every respect and ~hoevr has II
hand have nnthi8G batter check the deveopm
or prog sss Of Cholera until Ph,s clan can be
II needed Dr.. Johnson. Of London ~ jet ene Of
the most prominent Physicians in he World princpsy
ascoupt Of lbs great experience and In the
investigates asA Treatment OF Cholera cannot
nate from better In any event, 1t is incom-
than any Of the thousand Patent Nos.rums that are
flooding the country, and which A. best are only de-
vices for swindhse b great benent to humanity 70
when they liable to be dec.ved. and In tmes OF
such public danger from lnsiduous epidemic
| Very truly, your neighbor and friend,
seloelsVI@ sSo NsoNp.
EOR REMT.7Ths west haifof the Soubis Brfcn
aouee sdtuaasd o the sou, beast corner Of Efrhth
| ssd Exchange Streets, containing keleven Rooms
ssps H.B.TES-KYcK CO.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Report OF 3he Military Cor mission A p
pointed to Investigate the Recent
Riot.
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IDisaatroua Firs.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 8.
The Union Worssed Works, formerly
known As s. C. & H. r. Odehs' Print Works,
in Smithfeld, FIVE miles from this city, wa,
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning They
we're owned BY W. F. & +. C. Sayles. The
loss on buildings, stock and machinery
$4,000, insurance $4,000. The fire is un.
derstood TO have been caused by. the igni,
ton of matches.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
CAslsra Report-Disastsreu Fire.

NASHVILLE, Sept. S.
There were two new cases Of cholera re-
ported by the board of healtk for the twenty
four hours ending at seven clock, a. m. to-
day, and one death.
A FIRE broke out on the corner Of Church
and Market streets at half past seven o'clock.
The entire stock, consisting mostly Of liquors,
wasa total loss. The fire communicated TO
the buildings adjoining, occupied by Ewing l.
Co., grocers, and the stables of the Nashville
Transfer Co., both of which we're destroyed.
Loss, 100000, ON which there we're S45, 900
insurance
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4 circumstances of unparalleled attrocity; that
while denouncing and lettering the operations
Of the Freedmen Bureau he, with full knowl-
edge OF falsehood, has charged that the black
men are lszy and rebellious, and has conceal.
ed the fsci that moro whites than blacks have
zAtion; aud while declaring it was corruptly
managed and expensive to the Government
be has connived at a system OF pro6igacy in
the use of the public patronage and public
money. wholly without parallel, ave when
| the tr1itors rAnsAcked the Treasury and
sought to disorganize and scatter the army
and navy, only 10 make it easier to capture
the Government; that while declaring against
the injustice Of leaving eleven States upreps
resented, he has refused 10 authorize the h.
Dor plan Of Congress simply .becanse il recog.
mixes the loyal majority and refused TO per.
petuate traitors; that in every State South OF
Mason h1d Dixons line his policy has worked
the mon @deplorable consequences, social,
moral and political It has cmboldened rsb.
els to th1aten civil war in Maryland, Miaou.
ri, Western Virginia and Tennessee. unless
Tho patriots Who saved and sealed thoae
Ste4es to the old flag surrendered before their
damand; It has corrupted shigA sats o6cials,
enforce the laws against retained reb-
els. and made them the instruments 81
authorized rebellion; il encouraged new
Alienation bef1Vss sAs nolsons, a41 IN
pedine emigration 70 the south, Asa ereetsd
! formidable hesrierseaiasl flss and ffipsdly
lintescousss Id the north iwsA + itallo4s3 rs6.
el soldiers to persecbte teacAefs 0f public
schools, and burn churches y which fresd-
men worshiped the living God That sys.
tenn 20 barberous should have culmipsted N
the Hghtful not Of Memphis, md I'll mors
appnAing massacre of New Orleans, vas -
lnatufAl q that bloo1y waf shb6Id e@Rflan
the teachings Of John @. O1lhbun md 3e6.
Davis. Andrew johnson il responsible for
thsse cspelties. A. he provoh4ds - he ap>
plauds thsm, sending hia aesntsen e rs6a-
ed saRA patriote metropolis \ issist upen
jMs@ng Hs policy tsat upon Qhristian peo-
lPl2: ~ Hfgot the pFetscdop p4tended the
&A~ Aseeeys9Ses fl'
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrest Of an Army Omeer Commo-
dors Hitchcock RaIfeved
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept.

FoRTREss MosRoE, Sept 8.
Maj. Casssls, formerly of Gen Butler /,
staff, has been arrested by the proprietor oi
the Hygia Hotel, on the charge Of illegal
seizure Of liquors and other goods belonging
to that house, while Gen. Butler was in com
mand of that department.
Rear Admiral S. c. Rowan, hastaken com
mAnd of the Norfolk Navy Yard, relieving
Commodore Robert Hitchcock.
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Cholera en- the Inevsass Again-Gsn.
Wilson Buperseded BY Gen. DArtsA In
shs csAAana ~ Fortress Msnros-Ds-
cisien IN regard 70 the Excise Law
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Lost or MisIaid,

TIME following NOTES, which were made pay
ID uble,to John Rowe,.or bearer and placed in
my bands for collection MS collateral security to
myself to tic amount OF enc hundred and six and
It6-lOo dolare, to the beet Of my recollection.
Tho Notes arc on the following persons, viz: One
on Anna Rdgoll ami John RileeiI for s25, 90; one
on John ..t,illson. Sr., for Sl2.oO ; uno3o w. W
Whitte for $1,000; ono 1o1 Lawson Edison for
$40; two on Isaac Arender, one for $3.50, the
other for $500; two [on myself one for S35;Ho,
other for $3.50. Ahof said Notes were: given
id November last and duo in October next 1
forward .Any pcrson from rayius or trading for
Asaid notcs.' = 4<tE a<-lfII 3g s-rtR
JOHN BROWN.
Feb ub5-.D---------..----.--3 s
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NOTICE.

YgyHE Act of the General Assembly Of this State,
4. makes it the duty Of the Ordinary to SEQ that
oil Esafes are administered on, and to grant let
.ers Of administration on ali derciet Esiotes, not
'oxceedog Flee hoasand dollars il rairc, to the
Commissioner in Equity, in case no emo else
applies.
hayc been informed that tho.c. ere hAROE
'7UMBER of Estates in The District upon which
no administration has-bcon' d,and which the
next of kin of the deceased iptOstates hare toke'
posses.ioa Of, and appropriated 10 .hsir oTn ,se.
Such course i, Hlegd, and tho parties pursuing
Il make themselves liable. Justice to all persons
reoairos that administra ton. .shonldho had md.
unless the hepaSties in interest mako application
therefor tho SAME will be granted rs directed by
the Act above referred to.
: The Act Of tho Congress oftthc United States
requires that the papers on alL Estates admins,
tered on since the sOi, day Of June, 1861, should
he .tamTpgi or else bo roid and Of 10 effect. All
Administrators, and Executors and Guardians Of
such estates ara therefore notified to come forward
OF once and attend to the acquisitions of the Law
in this rcsrect. w. T. DuRlSoE.
'fdoriinary's oflco, Feb. 5, 1860. 81 8
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Nov Il TIE Tine 70 Subscribe;
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M411' COMMUNICATIVE " opENED - a.

Having accepted the sisssacy sissssac for obtaining sub
scriptiOns to the CHARLESTON COURIER,
in this Village and vicinity, and, now that til. til.
wrskly mail communication has been opened with
Charleston, via Columbia, I viii Be pleased Jle to
order this valuable journal to any one desiring to
subscribe THE COURIER, underlsitg present..
able management, is certainly one of the,most re-
liable political .oommerciaispapers in Z
America, and will prove most welcome visitor
In every fainiy e!rclo and counting roou.. 'i.-r
= re- Specimen copies of the COURIER may bo
seen at the Adrerlisc's Office. ALI orders left WITH
me will be promptly attended to. 90,
G:s> Terms for Tri-WGekly, one ysare in .ad-
vance, $3.50 ;Esix. months, s4,0Os Daily, eaea
year. SlQi--siz l40nths, 81. -.
Sd .,r,es p p, pgR4soE, /.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EDTEITy-

F. NJ. Chatham ctax,
James G. Penn and
L. Andrews, Ad'crs ct al.
ySY virtue Of an order of the Court in th. case,
I'D will sell at Edgefcld G.. H., on Monday,
the 5th d,y OF March next, the REAL ESTATE
described in the pleadings, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the town of Edge
fold, the late residence of Z. Penn, decd.
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Fifty
Acres, more or less, within tho corporate limits
of the town of Edgefcld, and adjoining lands Of
Joseph Abncy, q. W. Carwile, Estate Of Z. Bland
and others.
Also, ONE, LOT OF TWO ACRES, adjoining
the Female College, r. I. Minis and Others. \
TERMs.-Sold on credit until the LIST day Of
January next, with interest from day Of sale.
Purchasers to give Band, with adequate suretic.,
and o mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money, and pay Costs in Cash. Titles
extra. s ~
2. W. CARW1LE, c.EE.D.
Feb-5 rs 1t C
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Augusta, Feb II

VgSHIS WRINGEH has again taken the FIRST
PREMIUM in the Great Fair of the Ameri-
Iostituts-it has also taken the FIRST PIE
MIfJMtatithe State Fairs OF. f.News j ork, Vermont,
Pennsyl4alia, Ohio, Michigae, Indiana, Illinois.
kentucky, iowa, Wisconsin,, Connecticut kiver
Valley Fair, Chanplain Valley Fair, and at most
of the County aud Institute Fairs throughout the
country. ~ ?
Over e.o0os have been sold and are now in
use in the United States, and zoe ncrer heard Of
one thut tuas not liked. --f;ss= ess - 80
TIC UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringe,s, in having large rolls of solid India
Rubber, so protected by strong ecoGwlEELs that
they cannot slip or 5rcuk loose from h1shats. Fts
STRONG wood frame cannot be broken, and docs
not rd.t or soil the clothes. Every .rriversal
Mringer is WARRANTED.
We select few testimonials from persoLs
widely known 10 the public, who speak from ac-
tual experience, and are above suspicion OF mis-
statement ...
"My family would as soon give UP The cooking
stove rs tie CLOTHES MRIxG%R. l, canrot be too
highly recon mended.-LSolia II Robinson.
uThis islsIe first wringer r Iebavo found that
would stand tho service required of it'd. P.
uuggins, L'vsgy's A0'ei'
--O-
"We think the Machine MUCH MORE THANPAYs
PoR IrsELY gtERY YEAR IN THE SAVING OF GAR
1eSrs We think it important the wringershoud
be fitted with CoGS."-[0 Orange Judd, Editor Of
American Agrioulturist
az heartily commend i. to economists of time,
money and contentmcnt."-(The Rev. Dr.. Bel
lows.
Prices.
aafEs Las;s,' Wri.ser' -, a., $3.50 1888
Doty's Washer, Family Size, l4,O0
&c 60 Hotel |s 1900
Merchants or good carvassers can make money
rapidly selling them in every town. Exclusive
sale guaranteed, and liberal terms given torres
pousible parties who frs. apply. Descriptive Cir
cular and tcrrs sent FREQ.
Tae celebrated DOTYS CLOTHES WASHER,
which has just taken tho first premium. at the
great Fair of the American Institute, is also sold
by the undersigned.
e.es- j.. e. G. BROWNING, =.
- -s.... 80 :. GENERAL AGENT,
s..,.NO. al7, Broadway, New York.
Feb Il ~s lOm S
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Mathematical School.


VSHE Undersigned proposes to take charge Of
; III few CLASSES, in Pure and Mixed Math-
ematics, with applications to Mechanics, Natural
Philosophy and Astronomy, at his residence in
GREENWOOD, Abbeyille District an
While the course Of instruction will be chiefly
;dcthematical and Scientific, yet attention will
also be given to the more important Branches
formerly taught in the State Military schoo's.
SB MD there be sufficient number Of fpph-
eapts, she viii also have Classical Department,
served by an a6Ie and experienced Teacher.
The terms viii be s45, $40 and $50 per Session
of 20 notwithstanding to Che advancement ofthe
Pupil. to be paid 10 speeie or itsequivalsnt- e
Boarding can bs-obt- .ed in the village at $40
per month. - . ~. e: "a :. s,.,,.l : :.
The School viii open on the FIRsT MONDAY
in MARCH, and patrons will please apply prompt
ly by letter or otherwise. 49,,
- Greenwood, Feb l3 - BIZ
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the AUGUSTA sFOuNDERNl
AND ~
MACHINE WORKS,
AUGUSTA, Ga.


yNyHE Undersigned having fitted up the above
Works aud being Supplied with IAN abun,
danes of material; are now prepared to-flf al
orders for EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE,
on tho SHORTEST NOTICE, aud at prices to
SUI, assfegEf1EsB IS sgfii M IMPLEMENTS, Of all
kinds. .fG8 = - :, -.
HOLLOW WARE, SASH wEIG HTS; ..,r
Church, School, Factory and Fire Alarm
BELLS; and in fact, CASTINGS of all and
every Kind, heavy or light, in Iron or Brass. :,
Railroad Companies, Car Builders, Factory and
Mill Owners Corporate Ausho5itiss, and all those s
wishing large amount Of CASTINGS, wlIi ma
it to their advantage to give us call before con-
tracing elsewhere:
ANTtFRICTIoN METAL, for Heavy o. Fast
Bearings, furnished at short notice, and warrant
ed Of bestquality. =. -.,s1 .-4
81 PHILIP MALONE q G0.
Augusta, Feb II I'm
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te above the State Georgia. We vii
a d shin Cotton from any the making liberal ad
M I'D v returns of these houses VIII insure TIE o
sances any of York. Liverpool and London
@ that keep expressly for p the
linens &C. &c. sell cheap and many instances 0wef' man
M Louoht Inusvie Cincinnati.
W 11 Merchants boang Cotton make them advances in CASH or
GoD and sell ship their Cotton any Of the above points, thus giving @
n aayanngs afis abye prove facilities for doing business
1 ~ 9on are the advantages possess o making w
Wn any ads or Cash are probably superior in the State
S" W solicit correspondence with Dealers and Shippers
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FHNAIz !. .NOTaCE..

A. FINAL SETTLEMENT on tho Estate of
"a. Col. THOMAS G. LAMAR, decd. ,=will bc
made In tho Ordinary's 0fieo on MONDAY, the
Sl2th day.of .March ne1ts Persons haxfn de-
mands will please hand them in by that time to
2. W. CSrwile at EdgofOld G. IT,, or tho Sub
.,r;harS ut Auousin Ga tr@
-. B. s. DUNBAR; 'Adnsf.
Feb b6es ''~ st O.
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!: 81 O9 Notice. G0T.
"A Ill parsons having claimpof the:frstanl So
EAIcond class against the Estate of. w. Il,
STONE; decd, arc requested to meet cGs in tho
iotdinary' 'sofSce on Tuesday, tho Srd. APRIL next
with their claims duly Infested, and prepared toI
settlement. N, M.PADGETT .A5or,
p W. B. T.. JENNlNGs.) 4 i Us
- Feb 6 sssfy.5- st "a, ,..t.. e. "a
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MANUFACTURERS,
Ae9 BRo:ADwAY,
Td's ssS.srsJ : :: > =. .r.St. ....<
r. R-ENE NnEETC
NEyy y0FsE1.

TIE attention of Tie Public and tho trade is
. - .fs--tif yJIs >ssfs.--- 80. -
invited 10 0pps New SCALE 7,.ocTAyE RosE7
WOOD PIANO FoETEs, which for volume and
purity of tone are rnriyalaa, by any hitherto Of
fored in this market They contsin oil the mod
orn improvements, Ffsaoh Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Fratzo, orer-suung Bass, &c., and
each Instrument being made under the personal
supervision of Mr.. j. H. >GRovBs7zEs, who mas
had practical experience Of over 35 years in
their manuiacture, is fully Tarrantod in every
particular.
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This ga1usslo MANUR RE has been boforogtho;
agricultural public, under ono name, for twelve
years past, and its character for vigor of action
and permancnce in effect is we'll established. Be-
fore the wareit was introduced to somee1tcnt in.
the Southern States, and was found to bo highly
adapted to s