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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17


sas~1he Houston Weekly Telegraph u
tn. 9Th Inst, cones TO Us in u quadrurlc,
OF ID page sheet, !, contains 81 columns
nearly all u which ave allied with reading
matter, embracing all the theories TO which
newspaper 1, devoted, and is really one
Of the mos, complete newspapers in 'h"
country. Il is handsomely printed on large
type and beautifully paper, and deserves
as Il is receiving the most liberal support
from all psy,s % the state, For terms, Sc
VIC refer the reader to tie advertisement in
this p.rtr. agent for the Telegraph
in this place, and shall he glad to receive
subscriptions fo7 It; We have few spc'i'
sen copies Of the Weekly, which we will
take pleasure in showing, to persons dc
sirous of subscribing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
ra-Ths Waco Correspondent of tn. HOus'

hive seen good many Of the delegates
from the northern counties passing on TO
Austin; and among them observed the
individual phiz Of the 'irrePressibie Bob
Taylor. looking as radical as IL looked az
cIh when be commanded a rebel regiment.
Bob IS feline in all his graviiatisns-kiek
lin up or kick him out. throw hin down
or throw him up let Dame Fortune ioss
him as che may, he is Away, sure TO hgtt
..r.... u. felf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

The Rev VI. =. I,owery, formerly n Brig
adler General in the Confederate army, has
charge Of two churehe. in Tippah county,
Miss.
Brigadier General ]. n. TrApier, late c.
8. A., lately died q GeorPr.own. $ G. BE
vas q West Point graduate.
Generals Campbell and willi.m jackson,
G. s. A. are prbc.ioinr lsu in Incfson
Tenn
The ladies 81 PtrryFiilc. ky- are pfeptr-
ing a cemetery for the Confederate desl IN
shat pisre.
-Hsrs Is 70 BE- sn entirely new issus Il
srtl curre-rT. ne notes 10 Be q an
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

say-A writer in the Houston Telegraph
urges with great force the name OF Hon.
Lemuel Dale Evans as one of the Senators
in Congress from thi. State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

.foS-Gsn. A. p. Stewart Of the late c. S.
Army. was in Houston on the 9Th. The
Telegraph says lie cOntemplstes making
Texas his future home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

RSP-Geo. r. West ndvertises in to-day's
paper to sell at Auction on Saturday next,
his household and kitchen furniture; and
MS, TO rent out the farm on which he lives
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
4 DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE,

A-The undersigned having been appoint
ed administrator dc bonis non on the estate
of c. Hancock, deceased, at tho January
Term, 1866, of the County Court Of Jack
county pertaining to estates, all persons
are hereby notified, having claims against
said estate, to present them within the time
prescribed by law. D. W. SPEER,
r22:GW.1 Admir- de 6oais non.
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s.r.,or pooii,,is referred recently q

10 represenfati1l art. adopted y 81
ersss. March 5fh. 1862, 10 which The s7uth q
err statss ora all NAMED. and said "Ihai
iau still IN force Under that Jaw th'
present HOUSE T. organized. under hal a.
.hess eleven States y he 59uth haze -
81 uueh right 20 rsprsss3tsii1a as re 9
ertEcriy-fFG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

sa5'Nhy j. !, thu, We cannot get the
Galveston ChillAn2 When In that city
some two months ago, the editor Informed
US that the Civilian was sent 10 us reGn'
larlv, hut never vnc has reached W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
DMTNTSTR A,F0R,S NOTICE,

X HVVh1IN1J " Is y " ~ y " " = Ut =. n
AN. V. Farmer having boen sppoin.
cd administrator Of the estate Of b. f Duel
ner, deceased, nt the November Term, 1867
of the County Court Of JasS county, pertain
ing to estates; therefore, al persons hsy
ing claims against said estate sre bersb
notified to present the same within the tim
prescribed by law. NJ. v. FARMER.
Admir- Estate of b. F. Buckner, decd.
T22:6w
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S VOTKCa

~ y
A-The undcr5f ned having been appoin -
cd Administrat tor OF the estate Of Gtcr7
Hsgler, deceased nj he November Tern
1865, of the County Court Of Jack court g
pertaining to cs's'csi therefore, all person
having claims against said estate ara hero
by notified to present the Same within tt5
time prescribed by law. DAN. GAGE
f22:6w.1 Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17

lnr SorIuERS CULTI,A roR.-Nc have
hciorc ~ Va. /. Nai. %. Of this old and well
Lunwa agricultural Journal. formerly pub
lishfd at augusta, but now located At
Athens. Ca. We had lost sight Of The Cnl-
tivator daring tic ls-t three years Of the
war. aud supposed that, like many other
notifications Of the same character. ii had
l.,rn forced to suspend. We are gratihej,
b..evrr. a. learn that IL hiss continued du-
ring the Whole tire IL. regular issues and
survived the War. Il nov comes 70 NJ witt
- veil hli.I pages = matter I.ariienlAtly
interesting So the agriculfurali-'. We AZ
mend belsu. ire 1nnclne ment for l-''f;
-r,,.,, ,,.pt,-,-fTI-RA PAPERS FuR 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
By Last Nights Mail.

Contrary 10 our expectations, We are
without our promised letters from Austin
by last nights mall, and consequently have
bat the following meagrO dispatches which
We hnd In the Houston Telegraph Of the
iathf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17
Ghs lallas Nsrala.
PUBLISHED ESEnY sATrABNf HOtSiSO,
ny JOHN w BWTFDELLs
NNO~NN@ - ~. = = % re~-~N~~S~~S
TERMS:
-utr FiptiHu Hus 1r-t " 90
a,rEs az AD,rnTI-IN. ;

Uur siuafr tru lines Il this sisf Aist ~ h 90 Tho
ttsf .ui e lruts ~ each ADDITIONAL insrfliHn
ru'uuf tharfr ~ luI,uun"Irs . candidate ~
state sr plsTigt uhrs- "a SIS, ani trt ant rr lTr-
.iu.i #fps = n, paygul, Invariably Nhrn the
announcement - made,
"a Th' aisi,r rates au i1 irsli trnlsr sTFH BE-
r..al, - ~ its market NlluH
80 lu failure $500 vili yH.rs tIt usUsI tiN'rilslns
Alrs q al ubituaty uHiHt. Mere asuluu- rWruli
~ mprrhgr. aud d'sihs w.il a. u-rrtrl tr'ii',a a.
brri,tinr bu' iftusy ryrr-d thi' 40 lgu'i rhaise
~ item.
Ed wheat, ur pr.lu5e oft any Si.i iipl ~ rsu
u-r, Ak-u At tho lsnst market prize, iug all aus' 10
This ulNyu.
Fr-JOH WORN ~ all kiuds .Nesstrd
with ncainr-- asd dispatch.
ph-SulsgriIinus &c the Houston Tyl"gralh Nn''lh
Gis.ttr and The Galveston Huiut,, revived 81 'A's
un,s It the publishd rate,
AGENTS..
rH-E, n. q smNG, Telegraph ufhf', Houston, u
oar .uihtiy,l Agent ft lluu'i'n ini NiriniN,
ro'R, II, GILBERT hIy Z. the "ulN authorized
Agrnt f,r the nallAs Herald, w New ORLEANS.
rI-t ant, IAsrIu ", lonN,uN q, vlr Huih"'l9.a
Ng'ut fIr kaufman county,
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ri..sf r % - -r 1rm-
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Tresa-i.i a-rfa.- Il.aut ed re y - iAtn ~
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CLUBS

And one copy gratis 10 tho getter up OF eaeH Gus
ten names. The money in trTy instance, 10 accoi
pany the order.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-04-05

law, no such system as that contemplated
by the details of this bill has ever before
been proposed or adopted. They establish,
for the security of the coored race, safe
guards which 20 infinitely beyond any that
the General Government has even provided
for the white race. In fact, the distinction of
race and color is by the bill made to oper.
ate in favor of the colored and against the
white race. They interfere with the mu.
nicipa legislation of the States, with the
relations existing exclusively between a
State and its citizens, or between inbabit.
ants of the same State-an absorption and
assumption of power by the General Gov.
erument which, if acquiesced in, must sap
and destroy our tederative system of limit.
ed powers, and break down the barriers
which preserve the rights of the States 1t
is another step, or rather stride, towards
Capitalization and the concentration of all
legislative powers in the National Govern
meut The tendency of the bill must be
to resuscitate the spirit of rebellion, and
to arrest the progress of those Influences
which are more closely drawing around the
States the bonds of union aud peace.
My lamented predecessor, iu his procla-
nation of the first of January, 1868, order
ed and declared that all persons held as
slaves within certain States and parts of
States therein designated, we're and thence.
forward should be free and, further, that
the executive government of the United
States, including the military and naval au,
thorities thereof, would recognize and main.
tain the freedom Of such persons. This
guaranty has been rendered especially obli-
gatory and sacred by the amendment ofthe
Constitution abolishing slavery throughout
the United States therefore fully recog'
uize the obligation to protect and defend
that class of our people, whenever and
wherever it shall become necessary, and to
the full extent compatible with the Consti-
tuition of the United States
Entertaining these sentiments, it only
remains for me to say, tha.I will cheerfully
co operate with Congress in any measure
that may be necessary for the protection of
the civil rights of the freedmen, as we'll as
those of all other classes of persons through
out the United States, by judicial process
uuder equal and impartial laws, in cOntor.
nifty with the provisions Of the Federal
Constitution.
now return the bill to the Seuate, and
regret that iu considering the bills and joint
resolutions, forty two in number, which have
been thus far submitted for my approval,
am compelled to withhold my assent from
second measure that has received the
sanction of both Houses of Congress.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27, 1866.
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COMM ERCIAL.


Yorkville, April L. Cotton.-The market for this
article was somewhat more active during the week, and
prices ranged from ii TO 81 ~ specie Later adviccS, how
ever, have produced slight decline, and the tendency is
dowRwardS
Flour-S6.5O per hundred pounds.
Corn.--Sl.40 per huShcl. Corn Mral-Sl.dO.
Seed Oats-Sl 81 10 per bushc Irish PotGtoeS.-Sl.
Groceries, Sc-Sugar, per pound, l2k 10 20c; Coffee,
per pound a6 3Oc; Bagsing yard, % to oc Manila
Rope, per pound, 2s 30 Hemp Rope, per pound, 90 10
a5c; Cheese per pound, 25 10 3Oc; Peas 81 Bacon,
hog round Is cents; Lard, II cents Dried Fruit, 81 per
buShel.
All of the above quotations are in gold.
Charlotte, April ST. -Coaon.-But little Cotton
offering day. We quote at 2c gold; 81 to2ec in car
Tcncy.
Flour.-SlI TO Slj per barrel Bueon-i6 TO lsc p b
Corn-S 40 10 Sl4j per bushcl; PeGs.-S 80 10 Sl35
= hushel.
New York, March 3O.--Cotton.-The market is
dull heavy and dropping sales 900 bales At I'D To 4lc for
middling.
FINANCIAL.
Charlotte, April 3.--Gold, Sl.23 TO Sh25. Sill
yer Sl.2O
New York, March 3o.--(iod has been some ,That
firm to-day. The price ranged from Sla7S to s':sS.
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Omtuarp.
From the Columbia Phoenix, July 1865.
THE LATE VIM. A. LATTA

We deeply regret have record the death of this most
excellent man aud worthy citizen. He died prcmaturey-
hardly than fifty years of agein the midst OF public
and private empoymcs of equal usefulness and honor-
year ago. lie suffered from slight attack OF paralysis
second and fatal attack carried him Off the h instant
Homes of his entertained and his improve
mrnt seemed to decided until the very day OF his death,
when lie sank into state of stupor, which, broken only by
few lucid intervals, terminated finally in DEATH The
State has thus lost most valuable citlzcn Born 10 wcath
Mr. Iatia Sparng in its Use. lie was at once dis
ngScd for public works and acts OF private bcncVolencc
His home the of hospitality; his heart was ever
open his friends and the claims Of the sufferer rs
husband father, friend and citizen, his worth was unqueS-
tonabe, and there were few limits 10 his generosity Vi
gentle aniabe and sensitive character he was courteous,
consderate kind and always sollcOus of the good ind
comfort Of all around him. To lis who know how com
pletely he doZed by his family, how iondy e relur-
ed their affection and how well lie meed all Of them, we
can we'll understand how complete and crushing 10 them
has been this unexpected blow. Sngulary domestic in M
his habits-derVg most oi Ills from inc no
cent companionspS of homc-hs family and friends re-
cognzcd fully the ariarcal nature of his attachments,
and requitcd them with duteous service Never did hap
py family exhibit more lovely and loving relations than rS
iscd in tha: of William 4. I.aa. PaSS0nacIy fond OF
music a patron well amateur of this exquisite art, lie
had collected about na choir OF his creali0n which
added 10 the charms of his household and furnished
large circle Of friends tile means o daily and nightly ENJOY
mrnt 10 which hc welcomed them with eager SyInpa
tly Great is the loss his friends and family. One OF
the most liberal, kind and courteous, as well Us the most
hoptabe aud generous u men, MI Latta was at the same
time of the modest, and never seemed 10 be con-
SciOIS Ofany merit In HIMSELF while gladly acknowledging
and encouraging the merit in all others Were il proper,
we could point 10 his bsncacons in proof OF
his MANY virtues But fobear. Enough that the good,
gentle and honest sleeps peaceaby with his iaherS-
lie will long be remembered with fond and loving regard by
the friends whom he always welcomed and honorcd and
by the lovely and happy family 10 whom his cnule
nance was so precious. We yield this imperfect and mad
rguac tribute 10 his worth gricvcd that we could neither
stay his departure nor properly record his virtues:
w. G.. :.
Dlrp-ht AShevillc, ST. Clair Co., Ala on the 2ih OF
February last, Mrs. LoRENNA BYERs, wife OF Acmeth
BycrS, in the 5Sth year 0f her age. ~ w
In Yorkville, on the Isl of April, SARAH ANGELlNE,
youngest daughter of Mrs Jane Kerr, aged years and lo
months.
AT shelby ~ c., Of pneumonia, Friday, 6h ultimo,
Mr. MARTIN MULLINO, formerly of York District.
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s. W.B. LINDSEY, ID. ID. s.,

A1UA TAKE this method Of informing the cit-
zens OF Yorkvlle, and surrounding coun-
oIYYYYy try, they have located, permanently, In
Yorkville, and will keep constantly on
hand full supply of the BEST ARTICLES OF MATE
RIAL and prepared execute the various branches Of
the Profession In the latest and most approved styles An
DISEASES OF THE GUMS AND ALVEOLAR PRO
CESSES will be siilfully treated. ..
IRREGULARITIES OF CHILDREN'S TEETH care
fully corrected TARTAR removed.
Decayed Teeth and Roots SCIENTIFICALLY RE-
MOVED.
Teeth filed with the best article Of double refined adhe
sye GOLD FOIL so preserve them through life.
Teeth inserted from ONE TO FULL SET, In superior
STYLE and In every style known the Profession and for
beauty, utility and style Of finish, will not be surpassed
either North South We have on hand various styles
SPECIMEN WORK, which we invite the public 10 cal
and examine. Persons waited on NJ their houses
when desired, by ad lressng us at this place.
Having been engaged number Of years In the professcn,
and having taken Instruction with the best Dentts Of Lou
svillc Kentucky Cincinnati, Oho and with Dra. b. W.
FRANKLIN and JOHN ALLEN, Of New York city, feel
Ing confident give satisfaction, we solicit share
Of public patronage.
For several years previous to the war, located
In Frederick City, Maryland, from which place we ref
ugeed South.
The best of references will be given when desired
Ahrs,-cass PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, by wound
cd Confederate Soldier, will be conducted In the same
building, next door the Old HOTEL formerly conducted
by Mr.. Stowe.
March Is AZ ly
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DpIltmeal.

MARRED-In this District, the 9Th ultimo, by Rev.
R. Y Russell Mr.. j. NJ. LINDSAY and Miss EUDORA,
daughter of the late A. f. Love, all of this District
In York District, the 10Th utimo, by Rev. w. w
Ratchford, Mr.. THOMAS WlNGhTE, of Mccklcnburg,
and Mrs. K. JANE BEATTY, OF Castor, n. Z.
In this District the :snd ultimo by Rev. j. H. Mar.
tin. AIr. ROBERT II. ALEXANDER and Miss MAKh
JANE, eldest daughter of James VI. Mcdowell Esq.
On the 29ih ulmn, by Rcv..S. L. Watson, Dr. ;. a
SMITH and Miss ELIZABETH ISABELLA JACKSON.
all of this District
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CAROLINA-YORK DIS

y TRICT.-Whcrcas, DR.. J. G. SMhRR has applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, oil all and singular,
the goods and cattcls rights and credits nf Dr.
= RJTSSELL of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, cite and adm0niSh all and Singl-
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceased TO he
and apprar before me- at Ordnarys Court for the
said District TO be holden York Court House on the 10th
day of April instant, shcw cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under nv hand and Seal this 2nd day OF April,
in the wear of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
srrySlx, and in the goth year OF the independence oi
the United States Of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
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A South-Side Historical War Novel;
THIRD EDITION, JUST READY.
SURRY OF EAGLES NEST.

BEING THE MEMOIRS OF 4 STAFF OFFICER or VIRGINIA.
Edited from the Mss Of Col. Sury, by John ESen Cooke,
Nth four full page illustrations, IL no. CLOTH d9O pages
Price S2.25.
FOLLOWING Stoncwal Jackson from the beginning Of
the Valley Campaign to his DEATH in intercourse
with Lce, Jackson, Stuart, Ashby, Pelham, and other
lcbrities have vivid picture Of inside army life at the
South. In word ''whoevcr desires story of stirring in
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and motives Of Southern men in the conflict just coscd all
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Mailed TO any part Of the United States, post Free
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April so 81
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AT ADAMS & MccoRKLE's OLD STAND.
III. Nj. ASHER
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF YORK
DISTRICT.


YOU hereby notified TO make to me- as State Asses
sor, returns of your TAXABLE PROPERTY within tho
limits of York District, and pay me, as TAX COLLEC-
TOR, the taxes on the same according TO law
Taxes levied Land, on Factorase, Empoyments,
Faculties and received by Bro
kers Venue Masters and Commission Mercans on each
Dog, Capital Stock Of Gas Light Companies, Premiums
taken by Insurance Companies Sales OF Goods, Wares
and Merchandise all Articles Manufactured for SALE Bar
ter or Exchange; Spiritunus Liquors; Cotton on
hand sold and from Captation Tax, including Freed,
men others. Taxes to he paid in SPECIE or Legal
Tender GREENBACKS, or Bills RECEIVABLE OF this
State. The Books will be closed on the lST OF JULY,
win attend for RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS AND
TAXES at the following times and places, 10 wit:
At Yorkvic commencing Monday the 9th Of April and
continuing until Friday, the 2Clh Of April
At Gilflens on Monday 23rd Of April.
At McConnelsvilc, Tuesday and Wednesday, 24t and
25th Of April.
At BrattonsvIe, on Thursday, a6th of April.
At Wcstbrook's, on Friday, eth Of April.
Al Coaic!s Tavern, on Saturday, 2sth Of April
At Rock Hi Monday Both Of April and Tuesday hrst
of May.
At Ebcnezervie, on Wednesday, 2nd Of May.
At Fort Mills, on Thursday and Friday, d and 18th ot May
At YorkvilIc, on Monday,.7th Of May. .
At Clay Hi Tuesday and Wednesday, 9th and 9Th Of
At Bethel, on Thursday, 10th of May.
At Centre on Friday, llth Of May
At Bethany Church. on Saturday, 18th Of May
AT Whisonants, on Monday, l4th of May.
At Buffalo, Oh Tuesday, 18TH of May
At Boydton on Wednesday and Thursday, 10th and 18th of
May.
At Robert Whitesides', on Friday, 18th of May
At Wyc's Store, Saturday, 18th of May.
AT Clark's Store, on Monday, 2lst of May.
At Davidson's Store on Tuesday and Wednesday, 2nd
and 23rd of May
At tYoungblood's, or Thursday, 2ith of May.
Al Yorkvie, Friday and Saturday, 25lh and 26th "i
May. :. ANDREW JhCkSoN,
Tax Collector Of York District.
March % 40
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NEW GROCERY STORE
FLOYD, DOBsON s CO.,
ARE now opening, next door to their Dry Goods Es-
A STOCK OF GROCERIES,

direct from Baltimore, where will br found
COFFEE SUGAR.
CHEESE, MACKEREL.
FLOUR, BACON, LARD,
CORN, MEAL, PEAS, POTATOES,
TOBACCO, IRON, STEEL HOES.
COLLINS AXES, BUCKETS, DRIED FRUIT,
Trace Chains, Kettles, Leather, Basgng and Rope, and
other articles TOO 10 mention, which will he sold
AS CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
Persons wishing anything in THEIR LINE, would do
well call and examine THEIR STOCK before purchaS
ing elsewhere.
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken at Market
Value.
.Fcbrlarys d2 u
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:finantial 4 Commercial.

l II will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below in currency, gccnhackS, unless oti
erwise specially stated
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POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,

DeGrath's Electric Oil, Kennedys Discovery, Wstar's
Balsam Wild Cherry, Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Ayers Sar-
sapala Sandfords Liver Invigorator, Hooand's German
Bitte Hostctter's Stomach Bitep, Drakes Plantation
Bitters Constitution Life Syrup, HolIoway's Worm Con
fccous Bardos Sugar Drops, Dead Shot, Mustang Lini
ment, Perry Davis Pain Killer, McAlsters All Healing
Ointment Thompson's Eye Water Darby's Prophylactlc
Daley's Pain Extractor; all Of Dr. Jaynes Family .med
cines Ayers, Wrights McLane's, Cooks and Ledy's
Blood Pills. All kinds Of Pills made 70 order.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY have
moved their office In RICHMOND under the Sporswood
Hotel Main street, between Eighth and Ninth The
Southern Express Company now prepared 10 forward,
nj Reduced Rates,
CURRENCY, COIN,
VALUABLEs AND FREIGHT,
To all accessible points In the South.
All goods shipped from the North by the Adams or Ham
den Express Companies will be transferred to the SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY to complete transportation.
o. Goods shipped from the North by steamship and
marked the Of Southern Express Company Will be
promptly forwarded to destination free Of charge for
missions and drayage.
Arrangements have been made with the DanvIe Railroad
Company, and receive freight for all Way Stations
on that road at the same formerly charged by
the Danville Railroad Express. >
Goods called for WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE and
promptly forwarded. ---
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-04-05
'''p"' SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
RICHMOND .aND DaNpILLE RAILROAD.

RICHMOND aND DdNpILLE R-aLLROdD.'
NorIcE.-To give facilities to the public on the line Of
this road for the transportation Of packages BY Express
m arrangement has been made with the SOUTHERN Elk.
PRESS COMPANY by which their wagons In Richmond
aud DanvlIe, will call for and receive all Express Freight
intended for this Road notice being given at their office,
and their wagons will deliver all Express Freight arriving
by this Road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARGE FOR
RECEIPT OR DELIVERY, and the rates Of Express
Freight will he the charged by this Company.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Superintendent.
CHARLOTTE, Dec. lS, 1855.
All freight forwarded with promptness and dispatch,
being carried Passenger and Mall trains and not on slow
freight trains. Rates as low IS by any company
T. h. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Januaryll 80 st