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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

A STRANGE AFFAIR-MAN SHOT. On Sunday
evening last Mr.. George B. Anderson, a respec-
table citizen of the Tenth District, visited
neighbor, and as he was returning to his home
about nine clock, he was shot at from a thick
ct py some person unknown. Thegun wasload-
ed with large shot, one of which entered Mr..
Anderson's leg, another his arm and another
passed through his hand. Mr. Anderson has no
idea who fired the shot, or any provocaton Civ
en- toany one induce an attempt at his murder.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

CoRRECTIoN-In oar notice, last week, of the
Union primary meeting in the Seventh District,
we stated that Mr.. Thomas Cooper acted as Sec
rotary. 1t should have been 1t. A. S. Cooper.
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Pic NIcs.-On Wednesday last the classes of
r. @. McGinn, Esq, and Mrs. w j. Thompson of
the Epson NJ. E. Sunday School, visited Druid
Hill Park, accompanied by their teachers and
spent delightful day in that beautiful retreat
On Tuesday last the school OF Mrs. Schenck, of
this town, visited Ridgely's Mill Dam, and pass
ed the day very pleasantly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

The STATE BoUNTIEs. -Robert Fowler, Esq,
State Treasurer, gives notice that on and after
the 18th instant, those whose claims for bounties
have been examined and adjusted by the comp
troler, and his warrant OH the treasurer obtain
ed, will be promptly paid on presentation at his
Office, and that all others having proper claims
will be paid as early as tits possible for the comp
troller to adjust them
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SUNDAY LAw.-The Sunday law enacted at the
last session of our Legislature is now in opera
ton According to its provisions, mo person
in this State shall sell dispose of or barter or, if
dealer in any one or more Of the articles of
merchandise in this section mentioned, shall
give away on the Sabbath day commonly called
mineral waters, spurious or fermented liquors.
cordials, lager beer, wine, cider, or any other
goods, aOares or merchandise whatsoever"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

srHB FAik Ar THE PREsB9TERiAN CHuRcH, Co
vaNsTowN s-Ttis Faif and Festival which has
been held during the week, much to the gratif-
cation Of the VISITORS will, by request be contin-
ued this friday afternoon at o'clock, and
close at 10 o clock at night.
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New AdUerssSeN6ntS.

PfJBEfC SALE
OF A
.VALUABLE COLLECTION or
HOUSEHOLD And KII'CH-
EN- FURNITURE,
HORSES, CARRIAGES,
&C. go
Up 10
TTVHE subscribers Administrators of the es-
l. tate of William Tagart late of Baltimore
county, deceased, will sell at public sale, at the
late residence of the deceased, at Rockland, on
the Falls Road, about miles from Baltimore
city, on
Thursday, the 281 day Of June, 1866,
at 10 o'clock A. M, precisely,
The following collection of Valuable House
hold Furniture, Stock, &C., &C.. One Pair Of
ELEGANT DRIVING HORSES,
ONE BLACK HORSE,
Barouche and Tongue, Buggy with Tongue and
Shafts, old Carriage, Single and Double Har-
ness, Sleigh and Bells, Wolf-Skin Robe, &c.
!. OATS, RYE, WHITE YELLOW CORN.
Also, Household Furniture, &C., &c.
PARLOR FURNITURE:
Mahogany cushion ottomed Chairs, 2 large
Rosewood Arm Chairs, Fancy Chairs, 2 Wal
nut Stands Card Table and Cover, Mahogany
Centre Table and Cover, pair of Dining Tables,
large sized Parlor Mirror, pair Of Chande
Tiers, Fancy Flower Stand, iron frame Mirror,
China Vase, lot of parlor Table Ornaments, ia
BILE Lamp, 5 Ottomans, Pictures and Frames,
Rugs, Sofa, SO yards of Mating, and SO yards
of Parlor Carpeting.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE:
Set of China dining and dessert,) a large lot
of Glassware of all kinds, set of Egg-Negg
Glasses, Wine Decanters, lot of Knives, Forks
and Cases, an imperfect Set of China, Fruit
Baskets, Venitian Blinds, Curtains, one Easy
Chair plush Govern cushioned Rocking Chair,
Cushioned Chairs, cane bottomed Arm Chairs,
Extension Dining Table, Table Covers, Shovel
and longs, pair of Andirons, Sideboard, Clock,
Mirror, 20 yards of Carpeting, Window Cur
tains, Chandeliers, Lamp, Crumb Cloth, Waiter,
Mats and Baskets, &C., &c.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
Butter Knife, salt and dessert Spoons, Cream
Pitcher, ia OF. silver Gold Watch and Chain,
Sugar Bowl and Plate, pair of sideboard Wait
ers, Cake Basket, Plated Casters, Ice Pitcher,
&C., &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE:
| Bedsteads, beds and bedding. hair and other
mattresses, qulltS, Pillows and~pllloW cases,
sheets, blankets, looking glasses, NSshstands,
bowls and pitchers rocking and other >chairs,
large lot of carpeting, toilet stands, curtains
mirrors, mating, wardrobe, bureaus and dress
ing glasses, marble-top washstands, together
with a large variety Of Furniture usually found
in well furnished chambers.
ALSO,
One iron safe, desk and book case, Windsor
chairs, table linen of all kinds, leather trunk,
10 five-gallon demijohns, pair of brass and-
rons, crockery, tin and earthen ware, cupboard.
stone jars and jugs, copper kettle, lot of blue
china, rustic and hickory seats, smoothing
irons, cooking stoves and fixtures, IRON pots and
iron ware, bath tub, scales and weights, black
smiths and carpenters tools, and a large va
riety of articles not deemed necessary to emu
merate. HcT
Also, 100 SHARES OF FRANKLIN BANK
STOCK.
Y SDSale peremptory and without reserve
~ and Terms of Sale CASH
CARDIFF TAGART,
SAM'L H. TAGART,
i administrators
JAMES w. OWINGS, Auctioneer.
LEWIS V0GLE, Clerk
June 1e-2t.
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NEEDS ATTENTION adjoining the York Turn
pike, just above our town, is nuisance that
should be Habated as soon as possible. 1t is a
pool of stagnant water, the malaria from which
is already becoming exceedingly offensive
There is piece of low land there which every
rain fills, and there is no outlet to it, it must
lay there, breeding sickness and death, until the
process of evaporation removes it. The resi-
dents of the neighborhood are jnstly complain
ing, and it should be remedied at once.
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at IL O'Clock M,
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTER
EST AND ESTATE in and to
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less of Valuable Land situate in Bal
timore county. The property adjoins the ands
of John B. Pearce, Victor Holmes and Nicho-
las Hutchins, Esqs., and is portion of the real
estate of which Joshua Hutchins, late of Balti-
more county, deceased, died seized. 1t lies
about 20 miles from the city of Baltimore near
the old York Road, and is remarkable for the
fertility of the soil.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree
are-0ne-third Cash on the day of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by the Court, and the
residue in two equal instalments at and IL
months from the day of sale; the credit pay
ments to bear interest and to be secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustee-or all cash at the
option of the purchaser.
S. H. TAGART, Trustee.
JAS. w. OWINGS, Auctioneer.
June 16.-ts.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate

BALTIMORE COUNTY.
IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
i for Baltimore county, sitting as Court of
xr Equity, the subscriber as Trustee, &c
will offer at public sale at the -
L Court House door in Towsontown, -
Baltimore county, on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16
REPORT OF GRAND JURY.

Commissioners under act of 1864, CHI. %, &c,
Tune IR-3t
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE !:
CHAMBER FURNITURE

Bedsteads, beds and bedding. hair and other
mattresses, quilts, pillows and pillow cases,
sheets, blankets, looking glasses, NSshstands,
bowls and pitchers, rocking and other>>chairs,
large lot of carpeting, toilet stands, curtains
mirrors, mating, wardrobe, bureaus and dress,
ing glasses, marble-top washstands, together
with a large variety of Furniture usually found
in we'll furnished chambers
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CON NJ MlSSIONER'S SALE.
BILL ron PARTITION, &c.
William u. Adams, Administrator 81, q,

~.
Mary Isabella Jane Tayloh 1t. al.
UNDER the order Of the Conr. " Eoui.
" iu the above stated case. I will sell ri
Lancaster Cuhrt House, on the fir, Mon
day in Jnnnnry. 1897. the taniS b.lonvinv
TO the Estate OF Andf-@ Jarksnu TM Ior,
d-c-ased. being situated in L..nrs ter II..
irict, sn lamp Creek. aud containing in thu,
aggregate six hundred aud thirty fur acres,
more Or iess.
These Land. will be sold in three sepa
rate Trac:s. to ~it.
TRAt + NO /. CONTAINS
Too .Handred ard ,Sirty Acres,
more or less. and is bounded by Land. of
A. \. McAt.sr. Mrs. Isabella Reed. Es,u,,
lsod- or John J. Crazy aud others.
TRACT NO. 2 contains
Too Hundred and Fifty fee Atre,,
more or less. aud /, bonnd-d hv Land. nf
samuel Robertson Joseph u B,.d. J p.
AcAtser and others
TRACT NO 3. Cont~;ns
One Hundred ord Nineteen IAeres.
more nr tess. nhd "a bnund-d ~ lands of
Mrs Red. Jane. MrC"rkl- and other.
Somr 81 the lands above. par 'irulurl,
frac' "" lis II exr-IieLt qna:itv. com
Prisiny n larg" share If very valunbl bur
tom land on Camp i'rrct
+ RMS OF SALE: A rr.di, of on.
ard t~o var. IN rsuaI nnn"at 'n-tailrn.n s;
the purchaser '" CIV hoad .t note. i'm
tive or more g"d 81 -ri--, with lntsrr.,
Tram the dav at sale, p,, abi.. snnu .iir ', -.d
u amortgag- of the land; exrept % mucn
cash ~ ~ill paw the coats Of .uil and .x
penses Of sale.
X q BILLINGS. c. ELL
December ~, 1855. 4. 1T.
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com MESSENGERS SA.E,

IN kQUiTY-LAscArks- s-BiH for Szls Of
Land.
John w. Dolby and others,
l. n. Massey aud wife. aud James Miller.
UNDER the arder of the C'ou-t Ut Eoui.
~ ia this case, will .eii at Lancaster Court
fionse on the 6rs' Nond.v ia January next,
thu lands bcl"nging to the Estate Of sarah
Massey. deed lying in Lancaster Di.:ri.,
ON Twelve Mile Creek, in three several
H.c's, tn wit:
One Tract on the North side Of Twelve
Mile Creek, bounded By said ''re.k. asd by
lands Of .aines Miller. and containing
-Four Hundred and Niseteen Aeres
more or less
One Tract on the North aide of Twelve
Mile Creek, Bounded by IAsdS Of G l.
Aa.s~v, derea.ed, Adam Ivsy. ".'iili ~
Vaughan, dec'a. and sthers, aud roriaiaing 4
T'eo Hundred s~d Sessats Eight
scres. more or less.
And one o,hes Tract on IN. Nsrth side
of Twelve Mile Creek, bopnd-d by Land,
"fG L.. Massey, deed. Adam ivsy and u
l. Massey, Decreased. and c,ntainins
Eighty Five Aers.
U"re or Iess rasss Trscts will Ss 90 Id
separste,y>
Persons desirisg TO purchase good lands
would q" we'll To examine the above de
seribed tracts before the dsy Of sale, a.
they are reported to BE- very fn~.
TEHMS OF SALE: "A sufici-ney of
ca'h l" cain to paw the costs Of ,he., pro.
c~ed'nRs The balance Of the purchas.
money 20 TO on = cssdit of twelve ms-tha
with ln'srsss fr"m the day Of sale pa, shjs
In coin or ha rqaivsi-Dt 10 e.srsaey. and
serur-d ~ the b"nds Of the purchaser.
With good sufstiss and . aortgals OF the
lands.
X. @. BILLINGS, c. Id.
December "a. 1885. 4t-<t
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Notice.
A IL. Persons indebted bv ssts ~ aeeeun,
"A TO the late fra - MeCURRY l.
HAMMEaSLOUGH. sill please make set
Element by Cash ov ss'isfsctssy assan 20.
ment With 1e st Camden b~f"re th~ ut
day sfJanuasy Bsxt. o. oil! be compelled
to place the ssns In the hands 81 sn sitos
ssy for es,lecstsn.
J. w. hct-URRY.
Csndsn. 4. c.
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Planteis Attention!

We are appointed rgents for Messrs. G.
w. Williams s. Co, Charleston, s G., and
are prepared to furnish Bagging and Rope,
pay the Revenue Tax on Cotton for all
those VIII" wish to send their cotton te the
above firm. We are also prepared to make
advrnve- on Cotton a. soon as shipped
Those who wish TO realize Charls.ien
prices for their cotton less sxpen.e-will
do we'll to call on US and make the sr
rangem-nts We will hau' the cotton to
the railroad .r the parties can haul it them
selves
HASSEI.TINE & MASSEY.
Lancaster T.. H., Oct !, 1866
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COMMlSSlONER'S SiLES.
Ocmmissioner's Sales,
BILL fOR DOVER.
m a, sl,.,i


BILL FOR DOVER.
Sarah N. Belk, &ido&,
Thomas Mhbosrn Beik, Henry W. .Be,k, ct. Al
UNDER The Order Of The Cour, orEuu,
" In the above stated case. I will s.li 4
Lancaster Cdurt House on Munday, the I'm
day or Jnnuhrs 1867, the Lands beluny,no
to the Estate OF Abel ". w. BcIk, d.c.as.
ed. csnsistlpg of Two separate Tract.. both
OF which are sitnstsd in Lancaster Distri. =.
Sn The Waters of Twelve Nil. Creek One
OF said Tracts, known Ms the home place,
Contains
One Handrrd una forty Aeres.
more or less. ahd 10 bouadei by lands ,,f
- YarbrUugn. u e. Heath, John I.v and
othsrs. There Is c"mf.riuble dw.ilin,
and c"hsenlrnt out buildings on this pla.e.
OF 'h'a rract, d portion GbHtni' Ing ub.u,
100 setes hns been laid of and assiu,.ed TO
The Widow, Sarah N B-lk. fur bower The
nurehaser Ia take p".sessi.n Of that part
a-~,s2rd :" The Widow, for D"wsr, ut the
period 81 her death.
TIE OTHER TRACT Contains
One Huad,ra Aere,.
more or les., and is bnunded by T~slv.
Nile Creek. b, lands of I. K Rome. Estate
lands OF Robert H. Porter and other.
This tract l. II very vnlul bl. on.. en, brnsinp
some fine bs,tom lands in ths creeA.
TERMS OF S,LE:-A scfficieney Of
cash," be paid in coin or its equivalent 10
currency, 10 drfrav the expenses .f sale. -
Tho ba'anre of the purchase money on II
credit Of twelve months, to he likewise %, i'd
IN coin or its equivalent in currency, with
in'er"-t from day Of sale TO b. due aud
payable annually. and u mortgage Of the
land.
X G BILLINGS, G x.L.p.
Dec. IL, 1865, 44-<t.
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COM VI iSSiONE 5 SALE.
BILL rOR PARTITION. ke.
Wm. A. Carnes, Administrator. OF John Carxes
Senior, deceased.
Jacob Carnss Ct. 81.

vs..
Jacob Carnss e. a.
UNDER ihs Order Of The Court Of Ee uity
in tee sbsvs stated case. I will sell nj i.aa
caster Cur, House, on the FIRST Monday in
Jabuary srxt. several tracts "f Land, sit
antsd Ia Lancaster District, oD the " .tsrs Of
Wild Cot Cr-ek, belonging to the Estate Of
John Csrnss. ST., deceased, to-wit
Tract No. I, costsinisg One Hundred
ssA Forty six Acres.
Trsct No . rsniainisg One Hundred
and inv eight Avr.s.
Tract No 0, esstsiring Ninety 6vs Acres
Traes No. =, cvstsisisg I've Hundred
and Seven Acres
This last Tract may be divi5sd ints tws
separate parcels 10 sait purchasers and .old
aceorM ,Giv Pis,s or these several Tracts
wfI be exhioit.d on the day u sale.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit Of enc
end t~o years with interest from day Of
ra,e 70 be due snd payable ANNUALLY, the
ps-chas.s to give bend with % lczst two
good sareiies and mortgage oft ~ premi
sss exe~pt 80 mach cssh as will pay tho
costs u these proceeding, aud the expenses
of sale
X. q BILLINGS, C. u. L. d.
Dee. l2lh, 1906 a.
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Soap, Starch, Aa

Soap, Starch, AA
2 boxs. brown Windsor Soap,
. do Honey SonP.
2 do Sassatrss Soap,
3 Do Per-i,Dmos Soap,
lS do Colgate's Soaps,
] eass Concentrated Lys,
boxes Pearl Starch,
do Fig Blue,
. d" Spanish Float iadige,
. do BIpsstons.
de Ssl,ps,rs,
] kvs Cooking S,da,
] keg Sal. Soda.
For s-is BY JAMES JOHBs.
CsmAra. 8. C.
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Hardware and CUTLERY.

Hardware and Cutlery.
IS kegs Nails. assorted,
2 boxes Collins Ax-s,
dozen Shovels aud Spades.
case Whitienors's Cotton Cards,
dozen Selves. (assortsdJ brass and
steel wire.
2 do Coffee Mills,
50 pair Trace Cha,as,
ALso-As AssoRTMENr OF
Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives,
Tea Kettles, Curry Combs, Iiorss Brushes,
Shoe Brushes and Backing. SC.
For ssls BY JAMES JONES.
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The Attention
OF Planters b Laborers
IN particularly invited to our SALEM
Il JEANS and c CASIMERES The G.,od.
.rs 10" we'll known to need reco o-nmsodaiion
from us.
We particularly invite the stteutisn Of
gsntlemen TO The
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
~ our business. We warrant our wrrk to
Be ~qnsl 10 any. both IN style end quslity
Orders solicited
MCDONALD & McCURRY.
Caa,des, 30. Ca
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Fish, 30.
40 half barrels No 1 and 2 Nscksrel,
10 kits No. ! Iackerul,
! cask C"d6-h,
10 boxs. choice Herri.gs,
2 bar:l. Kero~ene Oil,
case Wageu Grsa.-.
For snte by JAMES ZONES,
Camden, 8. &.
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To baooo. Segars, snuE.
box fine Twist Tobacco,
, do do Plug Tobacco,
10 d. d dinsry Tobacco,
an "Pnncips" Segars,
3M Ordinary Ssgars,
400 lbs. simoking Tob~cco, various quail.
hies.
100 lbs Scotch SnpfY.
80 lbs Muccsboy SneG,
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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CON MNISSIONER'S SALE.
IN EQUiTY--LAseAnsa- Bill Ter Psrd,ioa a
Land.
Alexander Achulaa, ct al.

UNDER the Order Of lhr Csars of<,su;ty
10 ahis csss, ] will cell 1T Lsscas4ss Cosrs
Hsase. on Monday, the sth day OF Janua,,
1857, the Land d-scribsd Ia ere pisadiuf :,
coniainiBg f'hrse hsndsrk scFss. mesv or
less. known ~ The pxrase plscs. and b.und
ed by lsnds Of Atsa@sd<r Carer. Henry
Ceic, james Z Awssv and others. A
Plss Of ssfd lasd wili ~ sxsbi,sA % day
sf ale
Terms or SALE A edit Of twelve
vnsaihs; the purchaser to gv- bond with ~
least two go"d sarsiiss, and . msstxage Of
ths prsa,ses. 10 secure the pas seat &c the
Vawhsse money. q ih iaiersst f,om sias oE
sale; ezcspt 30 mach ~ ossy b. n~es.sssy
te paw TIE c'ss Of thsse procsrdings 10 be-
paid in cash.
K O. BILLINGS, c. 4. L. o.
Dec. 18th, ss66.--M y
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@ weet opoponaxi Ladies, in their morning
p calls carry JOY and giadnoss, when psrfts.
sd'with Sweet opopouax. 50. =.
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Fancy Groceries.
Almond. Rnisns and Prunes,
Dried F'igs rnd Currants.
Cocoa, Pecan md Butter Nuts,
English Nalnut.,
Candies, (a--orteh.) Kisses, &c.
cases Pr-serv I'D Ginger.
do assorted Preserves,
q" BRANDY Fruits,
do Cooking Wine.
IS do canned Fruits. Poultry and vege.
tables,
dc W"rc"stershirs Sauce,
= d" ron,nt" tatsup.
70 English Mustard, in susstrr, half
and pound cans,
do best Olive Oil,
! barrel Picking Cncumbers,
do Ssur krant.
For sale by JAMES JONES',
Camden, =. G.
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Ne W GOODS.
DAVIS & HUEY
HAS JUST RECEIVED THEIR
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF
G. % ID I'D s I!
EMBRACING the I.ates, New York fash,
ions Of Ladies Dre-s Goods Of every dss.
cription. consisting. in part, Of
All Wovl DsI.anes,
Nehair Piai and Stnps,
Aerinos. roplins. Balmorals,
C.licos, Gingham's,
Cord tlomespuns, Bl'chd
and Brown D"mestics,
Cambrcs, Drss. l.iuings
Dress TRIMMINGS,
Hoop skirts, French
Corsets, Wool and
- Cotton Flanneis, Gloves,
Hosiery. Belts, Muff. and
fars, Shoes-from the finest
TO the cheapest quality
Hats, Perfumsry, Lilly white, &s.
Our Stock IT Nctioas and Fancy Soaps
are complete.
Gentlemen's Department
Consists of every thing needed:
Ready made Clothing,
Boots. Shoes and Hats.
Cas-imeres, Kentucky
Jeans, Kerseys. Shirt
Bosoms, Collars, Cuf., As.
Groceries.
Coffee. Sngar. Teas, NJ GLASSES,
hackersl, Salt, Pepper, Ginger,
kerocine Oil, Candles. Blue Stone.
Copperss, Starch, Soda, Powder,
Shot, Caps. Lead. Baggiug and
Ropirg, Cotton Cards. Crock.
cry, Tin asd Glass Ware.
Hardware, Cutlery, Cnrpenters
Tool, and many other things toe
tedious to mention.
Call and sen US, Ne will take plsssure IN
showing you our satirs stock.
DAVIS q HUEY.
Lane aster, Oct. ~, 1865.
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Bacon, Lard aud Flour.
J hoRshend- Bacon Sidrs,
box Bacon Breasts,
casks Lard.
barrels Self Raising Flour,
10 do PatnP>c"" Family Flour,
10 do Extra Family Fl,ur.
10 do Superfne Family Flour.
For sale by JAMES Jones'
Camden. ). 6.
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IN kQUITY-LAScA~ks- for Saie ot
Land.
John w. Dolby and others,
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

SOUTHERN GALLANTRY.--- Retailing the gossip of Washington one of the cor respondents of the New York Herald says stSoutherners are not to be trusted too far mot that they are so designing, but there is an enthusiasm about them in the pres ence of beauty, that becomes contagious. They take fire at the lustre of a bright eye, or dissolve before the tenderness ofa blue one. Introduce ten Southern gentlemen to as many pretty women; send them out to walk on the Avenue in an hour after wards, and, my life for it, before they reach the capitol, they will be deep on the subject of love; while your Northern beaux would be talking of architecture, scenery, etc, and be six months Tentssing to press the hand of his fair listener
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

PADDY BURNS, THE s'TRAMPING TYPo."--- The Marshall, (Texas) Republican, of the 25d, has tho following aotce of we'll known char acter:
 Every body has heard of the renowned old typo, Paddy Burns, veteran relict of a past age of those who have figured in the ''art pre- servatiye of all arts" For perhaps forty years he has s.tramped, l" as the phrase exists among printers, andvisited every printing office in the South, and many in the West. At the breaking out of the war, he joined the Con- federate army, where he remained for nearly four years. Heisatp present over sixty-years old but seems moro vigorous and active than many men at forty, Five or six weeks ago he passed through Marshall Akfew' days esince he returned. In the meantime, he has visited Henderson, Huntsville, Austin Tyler, and how many other places weido not know. He travels entirely on foot disdaining the use of horses, buggies or stage coaches, which he considers too slow for rapid lecomotion. He left this plaeefor Jefferson:-Thence he will go perhaps to Shreveport, pay flying visit to Arkansas, Missouri, and perhaps Ten nessee, and finally wend his way back to the clone star State. Among our earliest recollec- lions of Texas, we heard of @Paddy Burns D He was then in the meridian of life An old gentleman with whom he was temporarily stopped spoke of him as aI"Pooty smart man, buta great talRer; his tongue wasea gwine and gwine." Yes arms, legs and brain have been employed by him for forty years. What a life he has passed; what scenes he has wit messed, how much of information he has ac- | quired And now, when he has reached the 'ssere and yellow leaf of existence he is almost a boy in action and feeling,
 We feel kindly to sstramping' printers. They are usually men of intelligence and generous impulse, and almost invariably good printers Wherever they go. in theii. pere- grinations, they ymake an impression by inlpro- ying the typographical appearance of news papers.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-28

TIE LAUaH OF WoMAS.-A woman has no natural gift more bewitcbing than 2 swest laugh Itis like the sound of fu.es on the water. 1tleapsfrom her in clear sparkling Till and the heart that hears it feels as If bathed in the cool exhilirafing spring Have you eyer pursuedsan unseen fugitive through trees, led on by fairy laugh-now here, now there now lost now found We and we are pursuing that wandering voice to this day Sometimes it comes to us in the midst of care, or sorrow, or irksome business; and then we turn away and listen, and hear it ringing through the room like silver bell, with power to scare away the evil spirits of the mind. How much we owe to that sweet laugh It turns the prose to poetry 1t hings showers ofsunsbine over the darkness of the wood in which we are travelling it touches with light even our sleep which is no more the image of death, but is consumed with dreams that are the shadows of immortality