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The New York herald., 1866-06-28

All advertisements handed in until half past nine
O'Clock in the evening will be classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification cannot be
insured after that hour.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

Bull DING5 STRUCK ny LIGHTNING AND DESTROYED.
PouGuKKKPsig, June 81 1890.
Severe thunder showers have prevailed here to-day.
The lightning struck the buildings owned by the New
York Ice Company setting them FIRE and completely
destroying them The wedde paint works south OF the
ice houses were also destroyed Total loss 100000;
partly insured.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

DNLIIMUFk suHC ~ I5oos
The new German Schutzcn Park inaugnrate to-day
by grand procession Of German target associations,
followed by some target practice and grand banquet
The grounds have been elegantly ornamented
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

IfNUsvAu, june II, Isb6
ccovcri the murderer OF the Roosa family was ycsser
day sentenced " be hyns on the 2asa OF Ansas. !"
Lebanon. Qua.
The New York herald., 1866-06-28

The New CouRr HoUsE.-The Board Of SUI
pervisors have, Of course, adopted the white
washing report of the committee appointed to
investigate the details of the new Court House
building. Nobody could expect them to do
anything else. The Board are not going to con-
denim themselves. 1t was quite absurd to ina
gine that they would bring in any other verdict
than not guilty" when they sat as jury to
try their own case. But the facts remain that
the Court House has been very costly job and
that Is not yet near completion. The new
HERALD Office was begun about five months
ago; is now being rooied, and we intend to oc-
cupy IL in November. The new Court
House was begun about five years ago, and
will not be ready for occupation in . year
or two to come. This shows the differ
ence between government work and that done
for private individuals. The comparative cost
OF the two edifces might show 1t even more
clearly but who knows exactly how much the
Court House has cost, and who can tell pre-
csely what IL Is going to cost There is no
use in attempting TO get at these facts, for the
moment an investigation is seriously mooted
the Supervisors get up an inquiry of their own,
as counter irritant, and a general wbitewash-
ing Is jhe result. by and by the people. and
especially the taxpayers, will be thoroughly
disgusted with this kind OF business, and then
we shall have reform Till then the new
Court House must stand "a a marble mouu-
ment Of CORPORATION corruption
The New York herald., 1866-06-28
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Thursday, June as, 1896.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

MR. EDIToR,-Permit me to call your atten-
zion to most false and malicious article, which
appeared IN your paper of Saturday last, signed
a.. ID. u, and headed, "Our Fire Department"
In ordinary times, and were the questions in
volved those relating only to the comparative
merits OF Steam. Fire Engines, I sbould re-
main silent; but at time like this VIII, ono
third of our city in ruins by fire and al,
the Insurance Companies having been COM.
PEELED to largely increase their rates of preno;-
UNI on account of their great losses sustained
by the fire; and for the reason that the article
above alluded to clearly conveys the idea that
we really have but two good engines that are
at all reliable; feel compelled, by sense of
outy to our city, to expose some of the mis-
2 onevous Misrepresentation of the anonymous
writer. The first remark in the article that I
shall notice, is this; -
;, 1t is currently reported, and generally he.
neveu, ana Is TACT, that but two enpines oct
any water through their hose. and those two
were the old Falmouth, which niaved 0 41o o omJ
the Portland which played one I've, ana
upon the fire. powerful stream
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
The johnson Party i'm ,he Fourth Dis

The johnson Party i'm the Fourth Dis-
srict.
The johnson party in this State reaiiAe'
the conditions of Artemus Wards famous u'-
vision in which there were no members uh-
der the rank of brigadier general. Inc
johnson men go through the motons spieh-
didly-in fact rather excessively. for IN
stance, the regular johnson party, which
met here in State Convention ON the 4tll
inst. elected two delegates to the Philadel-
mia convention from the Fourth District
Paul S. Merrill of Shirley, and George w
Ladd of Bangor The next night the merce.
naries met at the Preble House and chose
George P. Sewall of Oldtown and Benz. L
Staples of Houlton, to represent the same
district. Finally, on the 10th, mass meet
ing (of seven) was held in Bangor, and Geo
Mr. Weston of Bangor and B. L. Staples Of
Houlton were accredited to the same won
derful gathering. Of course party which
comes out so strong in the preliminary bust
ness, will not be expected to do anything at
the polls. By election day, it will be in the
exhausted condition of the man who under
taking to jump five rail fence, ran two miles
to get start and came up so thoroughly
blown that he lay down under the fence and
went to sleep. The johnson men viii not
only go to sleep in September, but they will
never wake.
Why Mr.. b. L. Staples should have received
double honors, it is hard to tell. It could not
have been because there was no more materi-
al, for there were seven of the masses in Ban.
gor, and seven would have supplied the two
State Conyentions and the mass Convention
and one to spare. 1t cannot have been on
account of Staples's transcendent merits for
Merrill has heavier claims as a consistent, out
spoken champion of Democratic doctrines.
Merrill wrote the letter which we published
the other day, declaring that IF the Union is
worth keeping, ID is worth preserving even at
the sacrifceof cherished Northern principles"
Merrill is a man OF genius. He does not dog
Matte. He admits that the Union may not
be worth keeping. But if it is, says Merrill, if
it really is worth keeping, what are a few
cherished Northern principles, to make fuss
about! iat
OF course Staples can show no record like
that, and we are left in mere wonder and adj
miration at the astonishing luck of the man
In securing the sweet voices of two such gath
erings as recently assembled in Portland and
Bangor. BY the by, the Bangor Democrat an
nounces grand johnson meeting to be held
in that city on the 23d inst. Fernando Wood
and the distinguished L. F. Pillsbury twill
positively be present" Heratio Seymour and
James r. Doolitt;e are "quite confidently ex-
pected.p The exhilaration Of the occasion
will be perfectly inebriating
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

WHAT DID IT?-A young lady, returning to her
York. was hardly recognized by her friends In Waco
OF rustic flushed face, she had SOFT ruby complex
ion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead of23,
she really appeard but IL. She told them plainly She
used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be with
ont It: Any lady can improve her appearance very
much by using this article. 1t can be ordered of any
druggist for 30 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NfGnTs.-Wc are now
prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the trauc
and the great public generally, with the standard u
invaluable remedy, DoDp's NERyINE winch 49,. ~,
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forms of Nervousness II is rapidly snlcisos o,
cry preparation of opiuln-the wen-N N.,.o.. ~. -
Scmlcs. If ollays irritation, rcstlessness and spasms
and induces regular action Ofthe bowels and secrevo
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of nervous Diseases Dodds Ncrvnc is the best rene
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GEO. c. GOODWIN s CO.,
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Those who have been subject to Nervous headach
for years. restored to perfect health by dose
forty dr0ps) OF METCALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. 1t never fails. jul13 sn
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

Sin Ittlng the Kettle from the fire scalded myself
very scverely-one hand almost to crisp. The tor
ture was unbearablc. = The Mexican Mus
tang Iinment relieved the pain almost Immediately.
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
CnAs. FOSTER, f20 Broad St., Philapelphia.'
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Iini-
mcnt will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF wounds
sweings, sprains ents bruises, sIavns, etc., either
upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfcits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel-plato engravings bearing the
signature OF g. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the PTi
euse stamp OF DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
TIL p e WAN RUPa
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A New Discovery in Medicine, which
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by supplying the blood with its vital princinal or
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FMS is the secret of the wonderful success of this
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d'Thted, Bots, NeIcous affections, CHilis and Fe-
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diseases o. me Kidneys and Bladder, ne Ell.
male Complaints, and all diseases
originating ina -
Bad State of the Blood. Isl.
Or accompanied by Debility or a lou state cf the
system.
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON. SAYS.
Il have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past it gives me neao piqor, 5uouancv .
spirits, elasticity ofmnscIe." 'S''9
ihousands mare been changed By the use of this rene
dy from aoeqk, sfckty, suffering creatures to sfrone
hedahy and happy men and wowen: and inval;S
: cannot reasonably hesitate to give it trial
A pamphlet OF 81 pages, containing certificates Of
cures ana recommendations from some of the mos
eminent physicians, clergymen and others besides
much other valuable and Interesting matter will he
dence. ~ ~ Ao'i
,BB- See that each bottle has peruvian svrunn
blown in the glass. 'P
For sale by all Druggists and by
SETH w. FOWLE & SON, IS fremont 81. Boston
j. P. DNsMoRE. SO Dey St, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
DR.. BICK NELL,S SYRUp
THE GREAT

meS cmyssntery, Darrhea, Cholera Morbus, Sum-
Sick OF Sour stomocb, Painters coIc. &c. and Is
wlbon to GgnE is purely vegetable
matic yerP Of 9pate or narcotic. Highly
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tase Of hs sro1s w a@ ast,t
Of these facts Sold by all dealers in eGoi,
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The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

soi n mis6O.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bitters
iii vnI year IS something startling. They would
street nroy six feet high, from the Park 10 18th
t lions r IN new York 1t is said that Drake paintcd ali
S T@iscoIXeE an States with his cabalistic
lotors II mass a anu then got the old granny legs-
nature; which E, gives linn monopoly. We do not
now tds - nu1 we 10 know that Plantat.on Filters
all classes ofthc community, and are dsath SS y ~
Pcpsia-certatn. They arc very invigoratine wIon
languid and weak, and great appetizer.D
SARATOGA pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
For Members of Congress:

fst Dist.--JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
end Dist-SIDNEY PERHAM. of Paris.
.srd Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusfn'
4h Dtst.-JOHN A. PETERS, of BANGOR
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.

=. AFUA DE MAGSoLIA.-The prcttiest thing the
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oney; noyecromes the odor OF pcrspration; SOFT
ens and adds delieacy to the skin; is delightful per-
Iumei aays headache and inflammation, and is a nc
eessary companion in the sick ROOM in tho nursery
nd upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

ID BENZ. FoGG may he found rcady 70 Wait an
customers at No. a ou,ton street foot = Exchange
JULIO
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

All VINO value valuable head ofhair. and its pres
Will not fail TO use Lyons cclebrated Eatiario1 IL
makes inc har RICH SOFT and glossy cradcates dand-
run, anu causes the hair to grow with iuxuriant
E>THoAIAS LYON, Chcmis. NJ. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sole by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
$ C r. o F u L A
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WIZ cure SCROFULA in all its manifold forms.
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Circulars will be sent FREE 70
their address. Price 81 bottle, or for *
~ Prepared by Dr. H: ANDERs, Physicians and
SETH w. FOWLE & SON, is fremont Stree.
Boston, and by all Druggists. ' S'feet,
FebI9, '66-sNeodT, 4, So weow
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
BUSINESS CARDS,


c. H. STUART & CO.,
M0sOaes, Builders, Pl0stef'ers
CONTRAC TORS.
Address Post Office Box 1858, at the office rear
c. H. Stuart's residence,
NO. so CLARK STREET,
Portland, Maine.
Aug S-tf
CHARLES FOBES,
Dealers in
Paints, OIL, Vr0seishes, Wl,,dOav
Glass, de-, dc.
No. 3 Custom House Wharf,
Continues the Painting businesses usual.
SHEPHERD & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
English, French & German Fancy Goods.
ENo. Gait Block Commercial Street,
| PORTLAND, ME.
Near Grand trunk Depot. aug3dtf
VIM. w. WHIPPLE,
Wholesale Druggist,
q MARKET SQUARE,
PORTLAND, ME.
w. HI. CLIFFORD.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
NO. 8 CLAPP's BLOCK,
aug2dtt Congress Street.
". H. WOOD 9 SON,
BROKERS,
No. 1YS $3.50 Fore Street.
MILLER Dc BENNETT,
Counsellors at Law,
No. 93 Commercial Street,
Opposite Thomas Block, PORTLAND, ME.
J. F. MILLER. iye L. B. BENNETT.
| MERRILL Dc SMALL,
Fancy Goods
At ID Davis, Mesorvo & Haskell, ,,nrr s,n,,vr
McCORB Dc KINGSBURY.
Councillors at Law.
OFFICE OVER Il. II. HAYS
jyo junction Of Free & Middle Streets.
sHEPLEY & sTROUT
C0UNSELLORs AT LAW,
| o F f G E.
Over A. B. Stevenson's, 121 Commercial Street.
| G. F. sHEpLEY jysti A. A. srRoUT.
II B. w. A. GRAHAM, Iron Founders,
LIE and Manufactul ers OF Machinery, Ship Cast
Gndgeons, Washers, and other Castings for building
purposes Also, ornamental and fence castings Door
Rollers, CLOTHES Reels, Brackets, &c,
II dtf
ARA CUSHMAN Dc CO.'S,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
expressly for the New England retail trade, No. 81
Commercial street, I'd story, Portland. Mandatory
at Auburn, Nc. jy10df
DAVIS, MESERVE, HASKELL & co.,
Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods and WOOZeas.
Arcade 1s Free Street,
f. DAVIS,
LIP. HASKELL HASKELL PORTLAND, ME
E. CHAPMAN. nov9'65dtf
j. G.. LOTEJOY,
Wholesale Dealer in
Lime, Cement and Plaster,
as COMmUfc1aI SJreSt,
PORTLAND ME. juneltf
j. A. DAVIS & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
"a MICHIGAN STREET,
DAVIS g. COLBY, MILWAUKEE,
"a and SO La Sale Street.,
Chicago, W. WISCONSIN
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GY- MADAM Foy's CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
combines novelty, perfection and comfort 1t is uni
vcrsaly alld is emnently conducive 10 health. IL is
sold everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-16

NOTlCE-REUBENK KENT has made arrange
Rread 'e Sh;r 70 De supplied from Boston with Pilot
nqo~aus cup Bread and Crackers, at the Store OF
MessIs' Cnase, Rogers & Hall, No. 81 Commercial
Street until he can resume business at the old stand
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02
COLCATE'S HONEY SOAP.

COLCATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in sucl
universal demand, is made from tn.
choicest materials, is mild and emol-
iient in its nature, fragrantly scented.
and extremely beneficial in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02

MEssRs. EDIToEs AS Your paper has
the largest circulation in Lexington Dis
trict of any paper in the State, please de-
vote small space in your columns to a
matter of public interest.
AS all application will be made to the
Legislature at its present session, for an
amendment to the charter Of the Columbia
Bridge Company, and rs that charter is
understood to be perpetual, it is matter
OF the greatest concern, not only to tho in
habitants of Columbia, but to the people
of Lexington District, that the rates Of toll
should be definitely settled by the General
Assembly.
Columbia is now in ashes, and if the CITY
Is to be rebuilt, and restored to her ancient
spiendor, d very large proportion of the
material OF reconstruction must cross the
Congaree from Lexington. An additional
consideration, and one well worthy the at
tentlon OF Columblans, as well as the peo-
pie of Lexington, is the supply of. fire rood,
very large proportion of which must like
wise cross the Congaree and if the rates
OF toll are to be regulated alone by the
maonanimity of the stockholders, it is to
be feared that either total prohibition
will be the result, or that the Columbia
IoiiSuiiicIS VIII DC reg lulTcu 10 submit To an
advance in price, which wall not well com
port with the stringcncy Of the times. 1t
is well known that the supply of both these
necessities, lunabe1 and Ji7.e-acood, is mex.
haustble on the Lexington side OF the
river, and as the demand must be perpetu
all there can be no valid reason why the
rates of toll should not be fixed and limit
ed, as well for a corporation like the Column
bia Bridge Company, as for the owners OF
a chartered ferry.
The destruction of the Congaree bridge
was one of the direst calamities of the war
affecting the interests not only Of the
citizens OF Columbia, but of the great travel
ing public; and its rebuilding will be hailed
with joy by thousands. But, in granting
such important and exclusive privileges to
this large corporation, it would be we'll to
apply the same restrictions as are always
imposed upon companies of less preten-
slOns. FAIR PLAY
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Bishop, II
Black, JAS A
Blizzard, Mrs G
Boeshcn. C D
Bolton, James L
Bonett, Charley
Boozer, Jacob
Borkctt, John
1ostick, Cornelius
Bratton, Miss H
Brannon, H NJ
BrazZle Miss Susan
Brightman, Mrs w II
I>rimm, Mrs Eliza
Brody, Mrs
Crooks, Miss Esther
Brown, JAS a
3 own, JAS
Brown, VIM
Brown, Fannie
Brown, Miss Aphra
Brown, 9 II
Brown, Amelia
Brown, Mr.
Bumbay, II NJ
Busbv, j W
i3utl=r X Earhart,
Brunson. j Boyd
boozcr, j S
Caldwell, DR. II C
Caldwell, Emclinc
Camerford. NJ L
Campbell, Miss V
Campbell, Gideon
Cannon, j \
Carroll, Mrs Edward
Cayce, Mrs + r
Chambers, Wm III
Champion, Henry
Chancellor, Elijah
Churn, James +
Clark u Goodwin,
Clary, Mrs L V
Claster, Mrs r
Clifton, Geo
Coffin & Ravenel, .
Collins, Miss L
Comins, Mrs A
Cooks, Frank
Cooper, Jesse
Crabtree, John
Crawford, Andy
Cross, Chas
Cronk, w II
Cureton, John
Dansb bury, Mrs J NJ
Davis, Dennis
Davis, Mrs Amy :!
Davis, Lewiss
Dawkins, DR. Thos II
Deas, Moses
Ore ghorn, Mrs NJ C 3
Duke, Enslv
DuWright, 4 :
ellis, Miss Caroline
Ilkin & Co, J Is
'Inlow, Miss Sarah
erwin, Robert W
'arrow NJ \
Fctner, j A
Fetner, Miss II J
hclds, Miss S j n
Flack u Sous, T J
Fley, Leonty
flinn, Master J D
Ilowers, Mrs Ann
r'ogarty, Philip
!'orst, Mrs john
FoXworth, Richard
son & Co, Messrs
Frai!ey, Levey, cold
Freeman, Larkin S
trellnan, John
Trier. Thornton
Garbin, Ket
iardner, Charles
Gates, Benz
iibbes, Mrs Ann B !
ilares, Mrs l.
Gooden, Mrs D
Goodwin, A G.
Green, Mrs lIennie
irahanl, Mrs NJ
4 & s,
Hall, Geo W
dallman, II
daltiwanger, A D
damberton, John
Harper, Mr., col'd,
dil!ord, Mrs Chloe
Hood, Walter
Howser, Thos L
Hnneycutt, W w {
1untt, Il Nj
Hurndon, Mrs E
letters, II l. 2
jenkins, G S
jenkins, lamar
Johnson, Mrs Nancy
Johnson, Mrs n
Johnson, John
Johnston, f
Dec l l JAS
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A List of Letters

f Letters
le Post Office, Colum-
nber /, 1866. Persons
this list, will please
tised."
Jones, Howard
Jones, Miss Mary +
Kaba, Miss Indie
kaier, Jacob
Keith, Rev Adam
Kelly, John
Kelly, Miss Mary
Kennedy, H d
Kennedy, Geo. cold,
Kibler, L @ 9
Killey, Mrs Ann
kleinheck, Mrs L
Ian, John II
Laaue, Vim
Lavne, John y
Leach, L b
Lem, r n
Lem, Miss NJ A G
Lester, w T
Lewallyn, j 2
Lewis, Mrs c II
Leveritt, Wash, cold,
Longstreet, Aug B
Mac, Matias
Ma aben, Mrs Cliser
Maltby & Case,
Marcus & Franklin,
Martin, Albert
Marsh I'll, Miss A
Mcclellan, VIM
Mcdonald, Mrs A
McFurtion, Henry
McGill, J
McGowan, Mrs +
McMullen, Benj
McGuckin,
Meyer, L
Middleton, Mrs NJ p
Minis, Anderson
Mitchell, Mrs Il
Mitchell, knox, coi'd,
Mitchell, w G
NIof1'ett, David
Motley,
Montang, LED 4
Moore, VIM
Moore, Thomas 2
Moore, Mrs Martha
Morrison, Mrs NJ j
Muckenfuss, DR.
Mullcr. Samuel
Muller, Ann
Myers, Mrs Eliza .
Myers, Richard
Neil, Miss Sue .
Newton, Mrs 4 J
Nicholson, w NJ
North, II NJ
ParotJ, II l.
Penn, Benz Z
Perkins, Diner
Pool, John
Pope, John G
Prescott, Miss Ida
PRESLEY, James F
Prist, Mrs NJ
Nauch, Ann r
Richardson, Miss NJ
lsitZell, R Il
Roach, Edward
Roberts, Miss NTollie
Roberts, John p
Robertson, Ophelia
Robertson, J Q
Robson, Thos 2
iolinson, Joel
Rose, Wm NJ
Saver, VIM
Scott, Miss Sallic +
Scott, Mrs Henry
Scott, Henry
Seats, John Q
Shirah, Jacob c
Shroyer, Levi
Simmons, II W
Simmons, Mary
Simons, Wnl
Sims, L C
Skelly, Miss Mary
Sigh, w II
Smith, Mrs Harrison
Smith, VIM
Smith. Mrs A 7
Smith & Graeser,
Smith, John L
Smoke, Robert
Smvthe, Iva G. 2
Sneders, Edward
Southerland, L W
Sparkman, DR.
Spirn, Mrs Jisk
Sprague. Mr.
Starks, Lieut.
StrIbling, Miss NJ J
Sutterson, Jas
Talbot, s T
Taylor, for Carpenter
Bill,
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, Henrietta
Thompson, Mrs Kate
Thompson, Jos
Irwin, W +
Wages, John
Wallis, B S
Walsh, Owen
Watson, V A
Webb, Mrs VIM, cold,
Whitehead, Mrs A L
Whitesides, w G
Nhitlock, VIM H
Wiethe, Henry 8
Williams, Silas
Williams, Mrs G
Williams, Mrs II
Williams, A, cold,
Wimbledon, Patton
Wilson, Mrs NJ C
Wilson, Mrs M
Wright, John
Yorger, VIM C
G. JANNEY. P. M.
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Gun and Blasting Powder.

USI received and for sale low, Il com
~ pieto assortment Of Gun, Rifle and
Blasting POWDER, i'll whole, half and
quarter kegs, and in canisters, at wholesale
ana retail, at very low prices. Also Safety
Fuse, for Blasting.
ss- Inquire tor DUPONTS POWDER
it is the best. j. & r. r. AGNEW.
Nov 10
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D EMAINING in the Post Office, Colum-
1O bia, s. c., December !, 1866. Persons
ealing for letters III this list, will please
say ':Ihev are adyertised.n
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SWEET OPoPoNAx! Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry Joy and gladness, when
perfumed with Sweet OponOnaX