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.5 g. FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR THE WATERING PLAoEs-BAy
St Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi Crand Biloxi
The new Iron low'pressure steamer .l-
-t. Frances,
re- JOE WALKER Commander.
VIII make regular trips for the above places follows:
MONDAY on arrival Of Is 4. IL train, Ponteharroin R. r.
THURSDAY, !, . II - H. IT -.
SATURDAY, 4P.Mu 80. :. :.
Returning Leaves Pascagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings, Mississippi City and Biloxi on Monday evening
and Friday mornings touching all landings except Ocean
Springs. --." '.".
The Tuesday and Saturday trips will made through to
Pascagnua. ... AL.
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented BY bad
weather OF low water. l. O. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
N B-The steamer Francis will withdraw from the above
trade, ioI this season. after the 10th inst.
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CamelIa.
WI. cozzENs, Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips as follows: 40
MONDAYS. OK o'clock A NJ Pontchartrain r. R. Train
TUESDAYS. 9o'clock A. N. :.
THURSDAYS, O'Clock A. =.
SATURDAYS, o'olockP.x.
Returning, will leave on
MONDAY EVENING.
e- WEDNESDAY MORNING. ..-......
FRIDAY MORNING. .... . ..
SUNDAY EVENING.
On Monday mornings trip will go direct to Biloxi
ing evening Wis all the Watering Places.
The trips and departures will be regularly made
less prevented by bad weather or low water
On SATURDAY, positively freight will be received after
O'Clock N. train.
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, 10 COrordelet street.
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sTEA ships.
LIYRRROOEa.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown land embark Malls
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills lsdng
here at through rates oeight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenhurg and Havre 40
Storage tickets here this line to bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per admit z2@ % z ~ - sA "
The na port of destination may be other Fixed on signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder Of the bi
q lsdins within twee hours after the ateamerS arrival
at Liverpool thus atordnS the importer the choice Of
markets. l..ra Is I-1e' u#ar. es I-o.a. ia
THE BRETIsH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited viii dtspatoh tbs following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
.F LIVERPOOL AND, NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Ex During the Summer: ~ Eo" ~
LOUISIANA. tons. p. JansOn Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons..s..J Camp5ell Captain
FLORIDA. TONS. -, a. Finn Captain.
MIss0URI.a..... 1855 tons . a. Hancock CAPTAIN
ARKANSAS. 1886 tons IT. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA 1929 tons VIM H. Aesney Capt
GAMBIA 1881 tons Graham Captain.
I64l tons. -, u, Harby, CaptaR.
BOLIVIAN. tons. H ?. P. Conche Capt.
osbn Passage to liverpool sl25 gold or It's equivalent In
currency.
Forrates offreight spply to .'' 10 .s'
FL HUNTER, AsKEw CO.. Al csrondelst street
oongnsss of good respectfully desired present their
Bills Of Ladng at the Office, pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR coAsTA BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 P. N, and SATURDAY,
at 10 A. M.
Steamer THos PowLEL-Jos. DALFEREs, Master.
h'OR THIRODEAUXVEL PAINTCOURT
yIs Snpoeonyile Donaldonyile, and all Intern edste
C9 gI landings, will leave regularly as above
me Ihos Powell will give particular attention to coast
t anu passengers For freight passage appy on hoard
j. s. RELF rch0upit6Illas street
NlRGIN1US C. DESTZEL. Advertising Agsnt
REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PAcrRy
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at P
me Steamer ALONE. H. KING, Maste.
E0R TkHlBODAUKVILLE PAINTCouRT
vile Napoleqnyie, DonaGsonvle, and ali intermediate
The Alone will give particular attention IN ,
freight and passengers. 'en''on 10 coast
Sappers ~ s cases are responsible for the psvmen
ot IresEt foF elght Or passage apply on hoard mr.
GELLOS & GWARfNEY IL Front etrao+
VIRGINTUs c. DEETzEL Adyer sviIs st
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B.Iovgz.e36u,tne vp.

hip Susan Hicks,Atwood, from Calcutta, April
I'D. yzsu.s .-ra-.. rs.srr1E To- s.a..H gl- r ga.
BARK Robert Carter, s. days from Boston, to G A
Fosdiek
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STEAMBOATS,.
? : -
MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT,

MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT
MORGAN DAILY LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
- SUNDAYS ExCEPTED)
Leaves WEDNESDAY Sept 2Gth the arrival of the p NJ
'. Pontchsrtrain Railroad train.
NOR MOBILE DERECT-TuE NEW IRON
low-pressure side wheel steamer ~ '-"w0
e .."p ... MArys ..|
I......g ..-. -. A. L MYERS, Commander,
VIII leave as above, carrying the o. s. Mails, NJ "
For freight orpassags apply to - /, O. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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EXTENSIVE CoNFIDENcE g AaiE2-A Man s5s;n.
tged ol1t 9T 81 00,-It is exceedingly strange ali
TINS day that men viii allow themselves ia ID via.
tlmizcd by the confidence gentry. But no
4IioH nl sore e1p erience or fseInent warnings
Will save some people from the tolls AZ 9ba
sharpeEs TINT infest all Of our large cities Tbe
CINCINNATI Gazette Of yesterday records the fol-
On Wednesday morning Il gentleman na,aasd
+ John Orr, who resides at Selma, Ala, arrived in
our city per Louisville mail boat Mr. Orr heing
- gellsfosdo circumstances, and owning u Welt
stocked plantation concluded TO travel in the way
0ese suited TO his nneultivated IDEAS and there.
lore did not &c 10 hotel, but proceeded to q
restaurant where he got d bite, which answered
for dinner. s27- -
Shortly after this lie was approached by Il very
gentlemaniy looking individual, who introducinr
himself to Mn. Orr soon impressed on Ma n5ird af
the latter that his new acquaintance owned Nan.
faiion, moi greatly distant from Mr.. Orr,s ia Ala
= pama The new acquaintance, at present. was in
business Win MS brother near Xenia, where they
mad Hour mill. They took d drink together after
winch tlissn new acquaintance, having business su5
~ the city Invited Mr.. Orr to accompany him
ne iatter, haying an hour or two to willie away.
consented. Upon arriving at the corner Of Third
and Pike Streets the ne@ acquaintance was Nc.
costed by5No. 2, who presented him a hin far
wheat and freight No / bad: a check for s330a
9Ll lne ONO National Bank, In favor of Edwin b.
Austln, ana signed by Mark apley d Co.. hut had
NOT enough funds to meet the bill. 1 He appeale1
it cashed. Y y
0i course Mr. Orr accommodated his new ac
4aaintances receiving the cheek i'll lien Of the
money. NOS and 2 then stepped own to fheI
corner TO receipt the bin, leaving NE Orr to
AWAIT their return. It is needless to say that
1naey dld not come back. and Mr. Orr, becoming
alarmed az u cir pTotracted absence hunted nm g
police officer y he ct onee Informed the yerdant
ia6amian thas ny had been swndled, ana dir5e
1ed MN TO go 70 the office of the chief of police
Here the matter was intrusted to detective Hazep
who at once set to work and arrested two men
Hopkins and Williams on suspicion. MI.
UT y pot positive az to their Identity for the /
reason that It they are the guilty ones, the razor
olothlng bad been made. These men are now
cohnhed r. tne Ninth street station, awaiting Mf.
Orr.s decision as to their identity.
mr.. Orr Is not destitute as he still has ahop+5ll
s4oQ left He said, however, if they had asked
lor 800 instead of $ll00 they could have had
VI Of it. Heis on bis way TO see q relative WIN
esiaes near Aenia.--l Louisville Journal
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-. 49, E'aEA q. zee.
y A. Quarantine. a
Br ship Belgravia, Berry, IS days from st Thomas,
to master
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NEW YORK.
FOR NEW VoRK DIRECT.
b. sfa ",4- - u" - - ll&
NEW YORK MALL STEAMSHIP OoMrAET's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.


NEW YORK MALL STEAMSHIP COMPAET'S STAR
81 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. ~
l5z-sr
Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam
$500.
ROE NEW Kokks BARECF-THE FINE
oeoon st..ro.h+,,
ocean Steamship
MORNING STAR. 1875 tons. Nelson Commander.
EVENING STAR, .24O) tons, ,Knapp t,op,mesSsr.
GUIDING STAR. .2t00 tons. Berry Commander
MISSISSIPPI. tons. Summer, Commander.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR THE WATERING PLACE
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FORT JACKSON.
SABINE PASS,

Fok SABINE PASS, VIA NEW ORLEANS oPEI0TrS.C
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, 49, 41'D MORGAN
FS5R, SABINE PASS, VIA NEW oR1EAxs
a opetousas md Great Western RnroIt-T he f,aNs
@ VII eaye BraShear FIR Sabine Pass NM.
E; tteIn ron New Orleans SUNDAY t6 8t i,g it
street. - 1t' 3''uilgr loot of St. Ann
For passage or freight apply tn Railroad omo. No so
- u W BAYLEY,
General Superintendent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RT. LOUIS,

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.
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SOutherBer

CsAE l.
viii leave above
II s@athref being owned ard controlled exclusively by
Lue ap9Fe eeFs ani boHght expressly for The trde sl
ps5s can rely upon ler remaining the during tie eHfs
Having been Thoroughly overhaueI and RENTED tho sot
eTnsT can ateT inducements 70 Shippers a Paener tt
cannot De- surpassed by any boat On the river ~
E35~ III way business solicited "
EIRGINlUs O. DENTZEL Advertising Aren't
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Forming Regular Semi Weekly Line of Fine Ocean Steam.
ships.
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BURG
Magenta,
fREENYILLE, YIGKSBURG, NAFGHEz AND NEW
ORLEANS U. s. MAIL PAGKET - wv

FOR GHEENVILLE, GRaNb lake TFRTEcF,,
Iohi Ashton skiPwth, Providence Goodrchs Landno
SS Ssan rs B9Td yGSsogrg Eatehez Grand Gulf Rodney.
Rouge Donsdsouyle and all Intermediate iandingsbe IN
surpassed passenger steamer g en-. dino. A asuItmam
d a. Mhlter master Tom. j. Howard, clerk will leave az
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NEW ORLEANS AND sHREvEPoRrrEN DAY PAarE1

LEAVES EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY AMI
SATURDAY
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LOUIS WILLIE.
MEMEHES.
REGULAR7 NEW op4EANs AND MEMPHIS wEDNEs.
DAY PACKET


DICK MASON, Master; STEVE HANCOCK, Clerk
Will leave as above The soptberner viii give through bills
adng all landings the White and Arkansas rivers
Particular paid all way and plantation busi
All Coast Landings made and feisht8 taken at re-
dueed rates For freight passage apply board or to
O. G. WAYNE. Agent, 80 Natchez street.
N B,-Passeueers ttcReted through Louisville and Gin
cnuati ls hoars from Memphis
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-31
For Sale,
VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL
Lands for Rent. -

T will offer for rent on the first Monday in Feb
L ruary next, at Newberry Court House, at
o'clock, NJ, at public out-cry,Ithe lands belonging
to the estate of T. r. Rutherford, decd. To-wit:
The Home placeon which there isa good residence,
negro houses, gin, houses, and all necessary oat'
buildings There are about five hundred acres
of ]anas fit for culture and of good fertility, IL
under good fence. ..,-.. ....- -..-...
=. ALSO. 80 ....-.E. -.
The McMORRIES PLACE, On which there are
good ogerseer's house. negro houses; gin
houses, and all necessary out-buildings. On this
place there are about four hundred acres of ara
BILE land oil good fertility, aud under good fence.
.-.:.., r. =: Akg0,r- =: =.
The CROMER PLACE, adjoining the McMor.
ries Place, on which there are some old Houses
There are about one hundred acres of good ara
Bile land on this place under good fence. = D..
Terms.-The rent must be secured by note aud
approved sureties to be paid on or before the
first day of January, 1857. No timber to be cut
for fire wood except dead timber, of which
there is an abundant supply. The buildings are
not to, be Injured, unavoidable accidents except
ed, and the fences ere to be: kept In their present
condition, for which repairs titnberm be cut.
..-.. -.'..E, o. H. RUTHERFORD!
Jani02 If <-.-..s -: Administrator.
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The Xtate OF S0uth GarOliila

~ NEWBERRY DIERIGT-TN EQUITY
David H. Buzbardt, Adpr,, with win annexed, "
Catharine Buzhardt, Sarah JONES' ct al :. g.
Bill to selt Property O-aiid IN pG3aeaat debts.
DYs order of the Court, r Will resell.
ID at the risk Of the former purchaser on. the
first Monday in February 1855, before the
Court House at Newbevry, at, pubic auction q
tract OF land, belonging to the estate of Samuel
Jefferson Bnzhardt, deceased situated in
NewbeTry District, on the waters Of CannonsS
Greek, on v4he north SIDE, eHo hundred
and'one and forty .$jE one 1pasFedtks acres,
1901 46- l0e1 and bounded by. lands of Henry
Halfacre, Estate of N.G. GaIinan, Estate Of Dr.
T. w. Thompson and others. = = -, sf
+ TERMs-The purchaser viii be required to.
give bond with ateleasttwo good sureties, and 4
mortgage of the premises, to- secure the pay:
ment Of the purchase money payable in one and
tire years, with interest thereon from tst ans
na9F $40. ...E : %..zss7z: = ~,
: CONS. Office. - SILASS J0HNST0NEs
January z8th 1866. 20! -! Z, NJ
Jan 10, 9,&2-4t - .E.s-.- = :. $l2.
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Fire Insurance

TT0Fg 11asn M 81 IS your Dwelling. House worth
Il. Have: you ever considered how difficult it
would be 20 EebpiId your house if burnt and
where sou sYqdld ;getthe money, to pay for it,?
Dc you know that By paying a>srall Sum an
pu&lly you can have your house aRsuFed, and in
tase Of FIRE be promptly paid for ,it2
o. inlIginformation in regard TO insurance call
aEpsn - Gar LIE 8 McCADG GHR1N,
s Agents for the -
UlfTiialserlssitefs 4Senccy 5of. ,1Tso 7o,7;,
4cit5s a GepStal of =. -. .;...$S, ,OOQ 00G
d3oue InsRfGRes Company, NeO York, :, X ~,
-. GELpaEdL TziOVQ,yVu
Jan 81. SIT. - =. =,
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A GA R ID

HR. B.. +. WATKINS respectfully informs.
~ his friends and patrons, that he has
taEcn' rooms at Mr. j.. Amick's, residence,
on the corner Of Frieri and McXibben streets.
Professional calls made there will receive his
prompt attention. .-.- -.
Ills services can be had at any reasonable dis
tancc in the country, by railroad osr private con-
vc,ancc &&j4n q #
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State Tax GnlIact.ors,

4 Nd COMMISSIONERS T9-APPRoEE PUB.
N. kIC- SECURITIES, are hereby noti6ed.
that the Act:of December, 1855, '.To raise sup
plies, . &c. Sec g. 3requires The, Treasurer to
cause the Official bonds Of the several Tax gollec
tors of this State to be examined by the Com
m;ssioneest sppoiRted 10 their respective Tax
Distrietsto approve public securities, ad lf the
said bonds are 4onnd 10 esqffeient and satisfac-
tory, they shall re-afirn their original approval
thereof but If found insufficient and unsatisfac..
tory, they hallrequire the same to be re-exeea-
ted and renewed with good and sufficient sures
ties" The POST. OFFICE and ADDRESS Of
each Tax Collector, and of each caaiFrnan ofihe
Board of Commissioners; must be furnished to;
me without delay, so thatinfaraation as to the
penalty Oh each bond and the names ofdhe snFe-
ties thereto may be forwarded. IF Gommissiohs
ers should afSudge any bond to be- insufficient
and unsatisfactory, they 5EiH Immediately give
notiee thereof to the Treasurer or Comptroller
General. O. =. = : : 5z5g q; sszssssz.
: -~.. -. Z. d. WM, HOOD, State Treasurer.
sr&7E TREASURY 0EFioE, Celumbia, January
%, 1866. =. - L. = Jan. SSi-5-2t,
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Legal Notices.
The State Of soath GaroliRa.


/ :. EEWBERRY DIsTRfcf EQUITY. 8
Ex Parte - - -, ls--zs-ze a 4 Bill -
Simeon FaiFy. assf..> to PerPet'fats
. Solicitor of Middle Circuit. 4sstfnossy..;.
/ CIaEeS FAIR, Esq, Solicitor of the Middle
y Eeircuit, haTing this day fied in this Office,
a aBal 10 peFpesuate testimony IN relation to
deeds, wills, chooses n action, and other papers
and records destroyed or lost during tbs recent
8aGn - - el5; Z = t q tE$,.t.t e. So -:
It is Ordered, that. al persons @ho'are entitled
to, and aesiroustf aFaikng themselves Of the
benefit of the Act. Of the General assembly IN
such case made aud provided, be pernitted 70
| come before the Court, and haYectaken and per-
petuated, under this, Bin. all evidence which,
they shall produce, on proper application being
made before me. - .SFLAS zJ0tINST0NE, ,
Commissioners Office, - s C:EsN.D.s.F
|. January q, 1855. $500 emo.
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.Head "a rters. :.
HEADQUARTERS S8th RECT, S. C. NJ,

HEADQUARTERS S8th RECT, s. C. NJ, s..
Newberry, c. H., S. c., January 2Sd, 66.
General Orders No. l.
r In obedience to Gen. Orders No. l, Head
IL quarters 10th Brigade, January 18th, 1866,
the Lieut.. Colonel and Major Of the Easiera and
Western Battaons, 2Sth Regiment, S. c. NJ,
viii assemble all men of their commands, subject
to militia duty, at their respective parade
grounds, on Saturday, Hth February, '66, for the
election Of all officers of and: below the rank of
Major, and the appointment Of the non-commis-
stoned officers.
II. 1t is also directed that full and accurate
rolls Of the commands when organized, be for.
warded to these Headquarters, by February 26th,
1866. BY order, THOS W. GARY,
Colonel Con'dg 3Sth Reg't SC. NJ.
T. S. MooRMAN, Adjt. J2442
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NEwgERRY
Female COLLEGIATE School,

! TNHE SPRING SESSION of this School will be-
i gin on the l2th day Of February 1eert. 1t
is very desirable that pupils should enter at the
commencement of the session, but they will be
re .eiYed at any time, and charged from the time
of entering. ... s.v+
This school has been taught by me for several
years, and has hitherto been limited in the num-
Der of scholars, but will now receive who
may apply for admission and will employ compe-
tent assistants, as the increasing number Of pupils
may make it necessary to do so.
Ny health having been fully restored, propose
to devote all my time and energy to the building
up of such school as shall furnish facilities for
acquiring complete education to girls who can
not be sent from home for that purpose, and all
the advantages of the best schools in the State
to those whose circumstances allow of their being
sent abroad.
Having many years experience as a teacher,
the system Of instruction pursued wifi be such as
that experience has proved to be most eEaeieRt
and thorough.
Ny charges arc as follows:
For instruction in the higher studies of COM
plete English course, tor session of i've
For Instruction in lower branches of English,
for session Of FIVE months, from SIS to $50 90
+ For instruction in French, German, Italian,
each. $50 90
Board can be had for at least SIS 90 per
mouth, exclu i've of lights and washing. I am
prepared to take number of boarders in my
family, at the above rate. Ny house is large,
rcomy, and comfortable, in retired part Of the
town, and has attached to it fine shady grove,
affording ample room for recreation The above
rates for tuition and board are payable in specie,
or its equivalent in currency, or provisions at
market prices For further iafoEu4iGR address
Rev. Juo. J. Brantly, Newberry, S. c..
-. ..- -... mo. J. BRANTLY.
Jan 10 2-3na -.-@.. -.' ~ y
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COMPTROLLER. GENERALS OFFICE.
TAX COLLECTORS are heIebg notified dat
4a4,heir bonds must be approved by the, Com:
missioners to approve public securities, IN ac-
cordaace with=tAe foregoing notice of the Treas
urers1BEF0RE TIE FIRST OF APRIL NEXT
otherwise they win not be authorized to proceed
to collect payments of taxes after making their
assessments. ,zz&5,z-T JAMES A. ,BLAGK{ -
Jan. 3l-5-2t.. - 5Ezz2S Comptroller General
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-, The State OF South Carolina,
= NxwBERkY DIsTa5cT EouiqS. d;
Elizabeth A: Higgins, Adrhilis NTH VIII
annexed, of F.B. Higgins. q zs..s5s -

s.'.[.n nr. Calvin e. Higgins and others.
BIZ for construction, partition; and reti.
THIE creditors of the. estate of Francis B. IEig.
i gins deceased, are required to render in,
onoatk, i6cr demand against said estate, 70 the
Commissioner of this Court on Or before TIE t6Est
day of March next s,-,.: s
Conlnassioner'soffce, sILAS J0HNsFo ne, !;
% Jan. 1866. ;. Il e. E. Nd
Jan. 24-4-lm. ~. 49, as,;s 2 < : :. 100
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Notice to Creditors, d ! ],

4 Ii persons having demands against the .es
IA tate Of DR.. FH0S. w. THOMPSON, deed
ARE requested to hand item in, properly attested
fore the FIRST day Of April. next. .~, .,,:~.-.,-
SARAH 4. THOMPSON,
tasuarF 1lth; 1865. II 5 5 Executriz.
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Here is your Money. -.
M0UNCE g. CALHOUN

A RE prepared to RECEIVE and FORWARD,
"A BUY. SELL or STORE any ARTICLES
cons gped,to them, 4. >. -, ...... -
| Their connection with House in Charleston
warrants them ip, saying to Shippers and Con
signees that their facilities unsurpassed. All
goods marked to their care feom, East, West,
North, South, or any corner of the. State, will
reach them through their agents established at
various po ntg, through which Goods reach Co.
Their sPRING STOCK OF GOODS for filing
Merchants and Consumers orders, by the pack
age, at reasonable rates, they hope will be COM
plete. -. -. ~. q =. =, ": :.;.-' -
Advances made on Goods and produce in
Store. r
jan. 24-4-2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

the Government by branding liquor
as having paid the Government duty,
when uo such duty had been paid.
Tilden is charged with committing a
similar 0lfense. -
The parties appeared CHS morning
before Commissioner Jones and
Newson, when Tilden's case was set
down for a hearing on Saturday morn
ing, next, at 10 o'clock, and Devlin's
case for the 9th. ''''.' '''4 .'"l
NEw YoRK, Nov. 19.-The Lon
don Post Of the 9th, h,inst., contains the
fbllowings The refornI Question is
claiming consideration, and it remains
10 be seen if the mission which Mr..
Bright has fulfilled in Ireland will
serve to impede its resolution. BE
that, however, as il may, the Irish
people can not but be sensible that
the Influence which they are urged 10
extend for the eau that Mr.. Bright
Ii advocating, should be husbanded
and guarded in their own interest and
not lightly exchanged for a political
cause which, as they will not fail to
perceive. has yet to be endorsed by re-
sponsible statesmen.