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"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's,
l. paste used for Rats, Nice. Ron,Ies
Black u"i Red .4,tts, &c, &c.
"Costar's Bed-bug Exter7ninator
Is 4 liquid or wash used to dcstrov. and
also as preventive for Eed-bugS, ,s,:.
"Costar S" Electric Powder for Ins is
Is Tor MOTIFS, MoSq"itoeS, FI"dS. Eed-Lu1s.
Insects on Pln1S, Forts. ini,nnis, Dc.
Re- ! BEwAEE!. of all worthless
mutations
SD- See that "CosrAR's" name il ON each
Box. Bottle and Flask, before Won buy.
As- Address HENRY r.. COSTAR,
4s2 Broadway, y. u
Ep- Sold in Columbia, s. G..
ss- By
And all Druggists and Retailers.
1866.
INCREASE or RATS. The f,D7oe,.'s
,'"<ef|' tEnSlish) asserts and proves bv
hSnr"s that one pair of RATS will have a
progeny and descendants no less than
l,u'o IN three years. Now, unless this
immense family can be kept down. they
would consume more food than would ans
tam $1,000 human beings.
rs See "CoSTAES' advertisement above.
1866.
A'-h ~ r-itSt y ilhl)S.--N uOCEcr engages
IN shooting small birds is Il cruel man:
whoever aids in cxternlnating rats is a
benefactor We should like some one TO
give US the benefit Of their experience in
driving ont these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats and traps for this bust
ness. .>cieiNhc -ifneric0n, ". y.
sS see "GoSrARS' advertisement: above.
1866.
"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERAIINATOR is
SIMPLE, safe and surc-thc most perfect
hAI-iilcatlon meeting We have ever attend
cd Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats 1t will die, generally at some place as
distant as possible from where it was taken.
Lake Shore (Mic.h. Mirror.
sS See "CoSTAR'S" advertisement above.
1866.
a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST.
Speaking Of ''CoSrAE'S" Rat, Roach. Ant.
&c:, ENt"rminator more grain and ls.o-
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
OF this Rat and Insect Killer"
Lancaster IiS. Herald.
SD See ''CoSTAR'S" advertisement above.
NAY t3mo
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UNIONVILLE, MARCH 26. 1866.
M ESSIsS. MONTGOMERY Il SHlVERS
1v1- have made arrangements with the
Spartanburg and Union railroad Company
to transport freights between Columbia,
s: c., and Shelton's, the present terminus
OF the Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
Their charges will be one dollar per hun
drcd pounds. | would recommend them
as safe and reliable carriers
FrciShts can bc consigned to them at the
dcpots in Columbia and at Shelton =. X
y. X. Il. ThOS. Il. JETER,
March 80 President :. x l.. r. Il.
ED- Charleston Daily Nr,rs publish one
week; Spartanburg Express and C.nolinu
Spartan publish three times
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A Home Companion.

Besides the collection of the cream OF
the news OF the week, Political. Financial
and the Markets. it will contain large
amount OF LITERARY MATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry. 1t
will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY EIGHT COLUMNS. is printed III a
form to bind, and thus secures q faithful
record and history of passing ev,4lts
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SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!

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French Buffalo Combs.
Genuine Lubin's Extracts.
l4ubin's Rose Soap.
Fine Odorous Extracts, Bath Soap. At
FISHER & HEINITSH'S
May Old Stand, Main street.
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Shaving, Hair Cutting, &c.

fTNHE undersigned respectfully informs
i hls old customers and the citizens of
Columbia generally, that he has lust
opened BARBER SHOP in the brick
building adjacent to the Shiver House.
john Mills and other competent BARRIERS
are employed ut his establishment.
April 90 JOSEPH SCOTT
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Special Notice.

CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, April 90, 1866.
M ERCHANTS, Traders and Dealers are
wi reminded that the TAX on sale, of
goods, wares and merchandise, sales ON
consignment, sales at auction, &c., for the
quarter ending April /, is due, and paw
ment for the same is required
j. $. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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April l? General Superintendent.
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Colosnes, Pomades, Musk. For sale at
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

Glnsoa CousTE~We had the
pleasure Of q call last night, from Mr..
Calkins, the sprightIy editor Of the
Princeton Czarfon, who visited this
city on business. From him We re-
eeiye the following returns Of the
election in Gibson County:
Trusler, l,7lg; Manson, 1,737; Nc
Carly, l,7l7; Badger, 1916; Kimball,
LIS; Ryan, ], 7a9; Williamson, IN;
CoAfoth, l,7s6; Hhss, i,7le; Chap
man, LAO; average Democratic ma,
jority on State ticket n. Niblhck,
1,74O; DeBruser, l,7l6; NibIaek's
majofily, ~ Y For Sheriff -Iiassdale,
Democrat, 1,zl9; Kirkman, Republic
can, Rasdale's majority, 3.
The eleqtipp in that county, II is
said, will be contested, with almost a
certainty Of securing Kirkman's cleo
tions From Pike County we have
the following result: Wilson, Rep
resentatiye, % TO 70 majority; De-
Bfulef's majority, H..r.- t..lf
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A Liberal Donation.
JOLLY GOOD TIME.

.kFyfgWI Eu8lD.I. 3litAlHuEHE zoo
Masonic Hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity last night with the
Anest-looking and happiest set Of
gentlemen We have ever seen assem-
bled in this city.
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed,
and every man present felt cheerful
and happy, They had heard the news
from Poaey County, and felt strongly
inelined to iubilate.
Captain Reavie was called TO tho
Chair; and Captain John w, Hugo.
Of New Harmony, Vas called 90 FOR
speech, and responded ina briefharIi
ration of the canvass ia Posey, and
Of the glorious victory there achieved.
lie pledgedthe Union men Of Posey
TO uae their avery energy 10 maintain
the proud position they had achieved
on 'fuesday
Lqntl Coy, Baker was next called
out, and Ia very able manner reeited
the questions settled or last Tuesday
and Of the treaeheries Of Andrew
johnson, lie closed with glowing
eulogy on Posey County.
Major Blythe Hynea followed with
brief review Of the lessons taught
ON Tuesday last chief among which
were the important facts that the peo-'
pie were capable of self.goyernmept;
thai tho President, with unlimited.
patronage, including Postoflicos, Sur.
veyors Of Ports, and Assessors Of
Internal Revonue, was unable TO cor.
rupt the people, or purchase their
support. .. .q
Mr.. John J. Chandler then pro-.
posed that tho magnificent flag that
has graced the stage Of the League
Room during the canvass, be present
ed 10 posey as the banner county in
this Congressional District, to be held
by her until honorably won from her
at future election, and asked that
the preseptation be made by the whole
League, when the entire audience
arose to their feet amid the most
tumultuous applause. Mr., Chandler
then proceeded 10 his usual forcible
and eloquent manner TO address tho
meeting. Tho result Of last Tuesday,
he said, had given the lie TO the dc.
claration Of the President, that the
Union men Of the North were trail
tors. The Union mon had proved
that they wore true TO their principles,
and their necks we're safe, matter of
which there would have been some
doubt had the Democrats succeeded.
Andrew johnson had kept one pledge,
and only one. He had made treason
odious in his own person, in a man
ner that had aever been equalled-in
his own person, the odium Of the trea-
son of Arnold against his country
the treason Of Tyler to his party, and
had TO this added the odium of trea-
son to his brethren Of the South.
Mr.. Robert lIjlh followed in n
speech Of great beauty and eloquepce.
He pointed to the hand Of Providence
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CITY NEWS.

TnANKs,-We arc under many ebli-
CATIONS 10 the attentive and obiigIng
attaches Of the Telegraph Office Of
this city, for the prompt manner In
which they have received and trims
mitted our special dispatches in refer
enee 70, the election With tho one
wire they have done eKeellently, When
the. other wire ia Dip, which wilfrietbe
long, our telegraph facilities will DO
much Increased
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A Grown of Glory.

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lafaeRIAkam AnanoAfNDA hos
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10 ratde ~ the Hair Anft hntiaaioaay,
xii1anAen the scalp, coola the Heated nrow
Removes pnndrun, Cures Nervous Head
mGitv, Cures Htudnesa, InRuraA Luxurinnt
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sgAaenED WITH 4 LlGHTED LAMr.
We are told that = Pap Nurre was
seen on Monday night with a lighted
lamp, trnversing the streets with great
eagerness ia-eeareh Of the Democratic
procession. Whether he ever found
il or not, We are unable to say. But
his friends found him yesterday among
the slain Of Tuesday, He has been
saved from the terrible sacrifice be
agreed 10 make at tho Salt Wells on
the day OF the Voorhees, demonhtfa-
ton, sdJg8 qgyfH q 4j IslHQqd
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Council Proceedings.
C0uN0If, CnAMpER. Oct

W. NfSAf4 At1HREhg VIZ AAf
Pursuant % call, present Mayor
Baker aud Conncilmcn Dean, Hun
nell, HeiJmel, Smith, WilLshireAnd
Tortenee; absent, Councilmeh Wells,
ReltZ andsMillcr. 4' Rtt e"f
Reading minutes of last meeting
postponed until next Monday even
The following biIis we're , presented
and allowed. III T. IN -.
VIM. sabberton, work on wharf,
wv vi Kramer, salary, $50 OO.odea'wO
Police bill, s9S 90. j, 0qg Rsgs.lr
Austin Lear, special police, $500.
20. iNewniun, lafAplf gliter, gfs b..
Mayor Baker reported the payment
Of note GU ByaBevflle National Bank,
and an order was ordered 10 be drawn
for that amount 1sfT
Bill Of sundries ~ % presented
and ordered 10 b6paid. I'D
Bill Of John Melppery for bridge
&i3, allowed. .lsts5.t e.s,yt
A petition was presented, signed
by eundry seitizens, sasking the re-
scinding Of order for, tho paving. Of
alley between Mulberry and Gum and
Third and Fourth Streets Petition
granted, ,......e M
Tic Mayor presented report Of
Committee eanoelling city orders
showing that orders 10 the amount Of
S10,903 rs were cancelled, accepted
The Mayor presented report Of per.
sons who had paid notes for
bowldering, and eight, per cent. was
allowed for prompt pqy, and three per
cent. for connections./Gf
Petition from citizens Of i}lopk Is,
stoekwclls Enlargement, .Wjking the
resembling Of order for Ilaying an
alley ID aaid block, granted. E2a
Report Of Oak Hill Cemetery shows
two intoriheniI ttAdhg the seven days
ending October 7th.
Cistcfn report received and He'd.
Central Market report was received
showing ~ 90 from otit5ide eollees
ton. .tln@.l ,issn.n - lrtma .tli
n elicense' Of Francis bowed was
transferred b y II. Paxton ll.' &
Leave was granted TO Fred Happier
to put side drain into Sycamore
Street Sewer. .h1iiNf41hy
Permission was granted TO the Cot
ton Misunderstanding Company, TO gun a
pipe from the factory b. the email. d'
Council then proceeded 10 the NOM
nation Of Engineer for the upper
steam fire enginel }Y-e
James Taylor, Ruben M. Davis aud
Elijah Perkins was nominated. X. Nj :.
Davis elected by 4 TO 2. IL was or
dered that II. M. Davis at once take
possession Of the engine from this
evening, and that Perkins be paid up
to the end Of his month.
On motion the Council adjourned
till Monday night next. i,
OYSTER Sculptor lunch at Ham
mers this morning.
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E
RroonnER'e CotRr Now that the
election is over business Is feviying
aud Hia Honor. Recorder Nolepn, had
rather lively time for n while
yesterday, though tho receipts were
not large, sn.A M4sr t'AN I'D.
Michael Naran mixed among the
Democracy on Tueadpy until he be-
ehmo infused with the smell of bad
whisky, and became. diaagreeable,
wherenpon he was consigned to Cas-
tie Darling, and having no money he
was yesterday sent TO his family.
j. W Roardon, who upon his own
testimony was u soldier in tho rebel
army, and waa wounded ut Antieta,n,
came to this city on Tuesday morning
upon the Robert t. Lee--for no par
tioular purpoeerrbut il il gravely sus.
pected that he Dame here to vote, the
Republican ticket, of course. Wheth-
on he voted or not, il has not yet been
definitely aseertained, but that he got
drunk, very drunk, on Wednesday
night, did not seem TO admit of n
doubt, and he was pulled by the police,
and aftor night III Jail, he was pre-
sented to His Honor, tho Recorder,
who fined him III with 10 20 costs.
Having no money, he was sent back
TO 'astle Darling, and will DO sct to
work on the streets, aud as the cleo.
ton is now over, thoro IL no proba-
bility Of relief from his Democratic
friends, and he will probably have to
work some ten days at sixty cents per
day, Ws Fl
Frank Anslinger was found guilty
Of having, on Tuesday night, used the
most grossly obscene language, in the
presence of ladies' A vigorous effort
was made IN his behalf by some Of his
Democratic friends, Including very
talented lawyer He went down,
however, Cor IS and costs. His fine
should have been fifty dollars. 5.i
Peter Jewel, colored cuss from
Africa, was accused Of committing an
assault, on whom we did not learn
His case was continued until to-day.
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Change. = When We we visited
Third Street on Wednesday We found
1t full of noisy and iubilant Demo
Gratis, Yesterday when we visited the
same ldcality We felt ..,,,@a5 ha4
Like cue who lfeadA alone
"A F9ne banquet he'll dssetteds - - 81
We wondered at the change, aud
asked the ea,iee, We were told They
have heard from Posey..' .Ha taA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

NleE HARNESS, We saw very
handsome set of single harness yeeter-
day In, the County Treaeurere office.
We are told they were o. present TO
him by a generous Democrat. who
sympatliises with him in his hour of
defeat, t.a.t,ss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

TEN HEAs9As WHY
H0hTETTER's STOMACH BiTTERs


SHOULD HAVB FbAes IN HVhHs HOME
BECAUSE, by iavigefaiihg The e9nstita=
z5sn an a mans, hey HteH Pi4f44sslf
niseAtisfh tespeGaiigl their use prevents
sisa atmospheric poison which produces
s,sissswstos from taking sirset upon the syss
a@na.
nEGAuse they cure indigestion, and iBis
waft unwanted Vigef 10 the stomach,
REGA USE they afs HE best gppettssne
ssssdiefns a. present known,
BECAUSE They are the only preparation
ssEpoa which persons 81 bilious habit can
safely rely % Heap me tipef ~ 0eaa order,
BECAUSE they f9as and regulate the
Bowels, ana invariably relieve them when
psaHtipetsaH witi,qstteHsleg Yndns FelAAr
BECAUSE they strengthen NE nerpes,
SHEAR the brain, ana cheer the animal
spirits
BECAUSE, Ia ease 81 an attack ~ spasitis
90 bilious eeiia they are the best thug that
can bs administered on the instant,
nEeA tf3ih THEY d6mbiha tie three pros
pefties of tonic al Alternative, and nerve
Inc, Ia their utmost purity and peffeetiehi
HiGdA USE they are speeine against
Asns and Fever, and all lhtsfhiiHshtsi
and WITH ali tRaif pelsney ~ q preserves
i've and remedy, are as harmless as ~sfsf
nam me m9nntafa sBffdGf
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
from VfNai9N Nnag af

Going East, Doing WI,
MAiliaustiasisiii s,tfaipnr.sntl ~ y ni2a a "a
Express 10 ,isfff ffiffislurf,,tHlg 2 IN 4HD n
HoffaF 40 fAssFsdKhs ron ETs Louis
AID GAfRo,=tH consequences OF change ~
time on Tie q, and M, u T., no connection
for the West Is now made by the Afternoon
Train on the fg and q, TOAD Passengers
faf the above points will lay over at Wins
esnnes till ii6 AIN, HaAt day f lHaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

THE Election IN SULLIVAN The
Sullivan De0aoorat Of yesterday sets
down Judge Claypool's majority in
that county nt9i3, but thinks 10 may
reach t96s+-ailbsa Of nearly l60oivotes
on the last Congressional election,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

A CONTRAST A very Conservative
Republican, who has been frequently
Endorsed nsa model man by the Dem
ocratic organ Of this city. called upon
as, yesterday, TO illustrate tho remark,
able contrast in Democratic manners,
upon Wednesday and Thursday. On
Wednesday, before they had heard
from Posey County, tho Streets were
full Of Democrats, and he said he could
not kick them out Of his face. Yes
terday morning he came down town
and could SEQ no one. He wondered
at the change, and passing down
Third Street he became appraised OF
something smelling bad lie looked
into Democratic law Office and found
II packed sfpll as asardne box. And
they stunk as bad, said he, {" as Lac
arus did after he had been three days
dead" .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

Hewitt & Twineham's
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE


National Feicgrnph Institute.
on the ohio River, Mt doLcoNDA, I'LL.
nsv 10 miles below Evansville, fhd.-sa
.w1AcIH STUDENT UPON ENTERING
Z - this College ia furnished with n capital
Of cash and merchandise, and Is taught In
the officoa all that pertains 10 Aicrchnn-
dizinR, Double and Single Entry,) Rail-
roading, stcamboating, banking, Commits
sion Sc, the same na he would be required
10 do in the counting rooms of the best
Wholesale and rsftaii holiaea ia the United
States. MI cofnpetent graduates arc assiht-
ed 10 situations The young men of this
Vicinity will ind ~ greatly 20 their ndvnn-
tag0 To procure scbolnrships la this fnsti-
tuition, for attendance during this Fall and
Wintcf,etefL fUN L.nH ffff
TERMS or rufTsoN.+-Lif acholnrAhip, en-
titling the holder to tho full business
Course, with the privilege OF reviewing at
pleasure, s3b. Disabled soldiers, for full
buainesa Course, only f2l; the same 10
ladies, E25. No Vacations Atudenta can
enter at any time. Address
HEWITT q TWfNEHAM,
uolconda, Ill. lieAwam.l Principals.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12

H.l4N .
sLonaEp IN JAiia==Rodger Holland,
il the name Of one Of the parties ar-
restedlop Tuesday for illagal voting
aud perjury, lie was Indicted by Il
formerGrend Jury Ia this city for
murder and RIOT, and fed to Kentucky.
lie returned 70 the city on Tuesday
morning, voted the Democratic ticket
aud was quite conspicuous about the
polls until he was reooghizdd and
arrested. That il the atyle Of men
usod BY the Democracy of Wander
burgh County to defeat Col. john
Rbeinlander. He willprobably, how
ever, got his just deserts, as
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sEGUR's.
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL, 3

Recommended for the treatment OF DyA-
pepNiR, Indigestion, General Debility, and
Fever ana Agne, and Warranted "a cure.
Invented by Dr. E q. Segur. II IN vege-
table oomDound of thirteen distinct nrti.
Giles, and approved and prescribed by the
medical y .oiesaion. A physician, who has
made use 81 10 In his practice, says, . III "a
harmless. while ~ IN potent; nor docs 10,
~ N the cah0 with many medfoines leave
q shattered contribution In ita track sold
by all druggists. fI0
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