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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

PcxM-HoEr=o Monday, roorury At S. Ca
1Sev H. 8. O'Hare, Josyrn A. BEcxRBto Miss ErKADgra
T. HoKv both Of this city, .A
aAuDoLpo. Of New York, 70 Mss Ros.In ssalis, Of
Mobile. :, -
denco Of The brides father. BY the Rev pr. ArmirS
WILLIAM H H. SADs, to EVA. only daughter OF AiexaA
der Bunker ESQ. all OF this city o. - ..
ocy MT Wells assisted by the Rev. T. H. smith, BENZ
Ma WnGar. or New York, 70 j. AssIs, daughter OF ".
n Shay, Of Williamsburg
Dtca.
AnAxS-In TIA. city, on tuesday morning February s
O. Mira Sorsns NJ, wife Of Gardner AdanDs-i the zoh
The friends Of the family and also those Of her father
~ p Dcn.arcst invited 10 attend the funeral, from
Rev. Dr. Chapn's churoh Fifth avenue aud Pofy nitn
street. on Thursday, al twelve O'Clock Immediate
relatives will At her a!e residcncs No 80 West
Fcrty third street, At eleven o'clock.
Chicago Tribune please copy.
BAKxS-At aravesend, !, I, Oh Monday, February =
I pne notice e. Or ,se funeral hereafter
: ByRry--On Monday evening, February e. ABRAHAM
BYHR aged u years. formerly Of the um OF hrmsrcns
Byrne, woocn merchants OF "efon""'s o'ay' p0Dn0'
The relatives and fricnds Of the Nmy and those Of
his sons FREDERICK and Lockwood A. Byr1es are re-
sneotfully invited h attend the funeral fom the resi-
dcpce OF his scn Frederick j., NO srrng street on
Thursday afternoon al two O'Clock without foriner in-
vi alton.
BroosmAx-At Gibraltar, Spain on Thur5day, January
~ PAss - Wiz ev,os md Ivda pede of the ci, Y
eioest oausntvl " " ~ ,ro ON, yesr az nor ava
OF brooevD, ~ r -, ~ Te1r"ssy K N.poseyr Jcay-
BRcH In Iussu 1sy,,h,ev os fbomas a and Mary A.
rhiSk, inc ocioVou "a1s' "
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nvea 70 s"sn ~ r, arst street. ON Tbursday after.
parents no. wos, 'o'v 49, ' =
noon, At ono O'CLOCK; rah~r.rv 4 u.,x J.sr corrov
CoSboI.IVn Monuay Ia i,r,sgat e,onbov sced /
Youngest cni'o o, "''a" "'1 De'' ''
year ana month"; ,..nd. q, ,bo family are respectful
inc reisves ena Nv. s,rersi from Tho residence OF
y invited 70 a,eng sse am ssree ,bs Wednes.
ner parents, zsi vs. ,c,acr an csIverv Cemetsry
uAy no =. o.ninc Tebrusrv r. after short
Cook-om Iuesoa Coz IN shr sad wear OF
put severe h'hess' vso"'s '" SoOA' -
nT NE and ros,ives OF tho family are respectfully
- a, ana tina funeral from his late residence o.
OsnssSoo.r 49, ~, Gill no taken TO Greenwood for
O'CLOCK. Inc remAns w" W ~ "
ms .na ,,..s. .orv
~~Ia Orange n J.. on Tueaday February s.
,s. ,s,chiar az yodan III and Amands
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RFRMuDA Jan - IsSf-Bark Con,perano. Capt srstes.
from ro Janeo Baltimore out 30 days. with cargo Of
cones arrived Georges the 2ss ns IN want Of sails
and provisions.
Rrg Quick (Br Capt Contour from Malaga for Bsitnee,
or 40 DAYS with cargo dried frui and iemons arrived
Georges on 18th inst with lose Of snls and leaking
,alv she had been within 90 miles OF the Capes aud was
,ovn on and after laying TO several days making consider
bs water and suffering IN huh and sails the master deemed
a advisable 20 put into bermuda
prig Ksrnak Capt Locke, from Galveston Cor Liverpool
On ay, out, with cargo Of 100 bales cotton arrived at 81
on the Ih inst with loss of foremost snd sails and
scns esty she made Bermuda on the 9Th inst but was
three sisters OF New York. Captain Simmons, from
scnn MN cargo OF WOOL hides and nnoas-es put Into
y. .oryes IA inst leaking badly and In want Of sails
shy kmela Capt Fitche from Ragged Island for New
yors 1 days arrived 81 81 Georges gath inst eaky ana
In wsn' Jnsn Rosa from Pcsou Ns with cargo Of lumber
20. and In want SAILS arrived ~ 81 Georges th ins
nrs George chrst, Captain 8chrst from Mobile TOT
.Ssncc RI with cargo o. cotton and scrap iron, Arl
Z, Georges 18th inst with rudder injured, loss Of sas
and sns Louise Css Potter from Port an Prince
Us Work with OF coffee and cotton, erryc a.
eorses 2th Has been The coast AZ iar as LAT
Ian IL and sails &ct and " lesky VIII probsb
,s "a discharge The mate had both legs broken durin
shs gale Health ocer considers his case no'a dan
srs ysmir. Gao, Buffet arrived q GEORGES ash las
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Important Charge Of Judge Ingrnham to the
Grand Jury--Tbe Illcgulity Of I.otterics-Thc
Now IAauor Law.
n, ne following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

TUESDAY. feo Do r. N.
BRKApsrua 6eU bbis. dour. $3.50 bags corn
meal l74 bushels wheat 400 do. and $50 do oats
The market for State and Western dour WAS fairly active
under improved trade demand advance OF from &c.
l5c bb established nearly all gradss the sales
cover l26 bbls revised quotations appended The
sales Of Southern nour to fair extent but at prices
indicating essential Improvement the transactions
prise $50 bbls RYE four was hrmer with good demand
note sales Of so bbs At from 81 81 For corn meal
the inquiry limited aud prices nonnal the Sales
were BOO bbls. mostly. not ALL ct our quotations We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06

(,oorRR INsrITurs.-Dn. nEBBhnD Wil, ,a. I tsse
~ tute thfS evening on FOOD AND DhlNh 100
fat Hos 10 bs lem How FORM muscles, nr 1890.
bone, &c How m Row 20 Keep COL III pet
yaius OF all kinds OF food What should ana
drink Pork eating, tcbscco-chewInt - n aver eaton
10 bls audience .cimen Of the best bffta ~
Saturday evening he VII commence big private hs'
gentlemen. --..---.-----
IMPORTANT LECTURES pAlflY-ro mnr sIs broad.
only Al ths New York Musctvs Of t1ators, :, - -
wav Those unable 10 attend ihee Lectures nay N go.
copy by forwarding ten cents. &aisss.
York Museum Of Anatomy, s' BnbaiNay'
Hpry yoRK ACADEMY .,F NRDIcISE.-.pIk WV y, y Y:
IN Roerts viii read befc the Agadsmf *
ite prssident DR. Joseph Mather sntn, ns sssn
evening the small nre q .hc snd ths public are 10.
v(ed ~ ". 49,, -.
UpE I,rcruRE on .AMBsloA MD AME nI a 81,
wbich as M m Nj GaahAr, Of Brooklyn, ~ tbs
Nee Tsnyaib street United presby,sran church. ee
~ - s'xth and Seventh Avenues on InotsoAf -vs"Ans
yr.een sa'- Al w O'Clock. Tickets vcenu
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Common to medium extra Western .........lo " y
Western trade brands. 10 ls g
Fa omwS snd sssrs 40 70 IL x
Ryc hour tsurernne).. oes so
Corn meal isssss
s:, y
s. Is For white csnad AZ the close holders generally De.
the
sr, and sellers - TO sss sss va very much
s Sss 's vsr. " sss.ra SS''s sa
sss arm with ss sss 81 :ss,' 'sS'T ss;i
sT
800 SasSs cSso = and issuiee
&c. and State q 1sc 7o Rye steady with fair de-
hi iss' at q =
s'ss ss Ssrs e @s ss. West in bond
corros-The market II anything rather steady
The sales sss were re s 'f0m
o., Upsn"d Foa,a. 1oo7.a Ko.S.rsss:;
81 5;s s $s'ss!: .I! j. y I
Ss
ssye q Their cotton for nearly two
Freely paid and have osa1sd Sa ,hssss
a. extreme rate The ensagemes,s were TO Lverpeol
Sslr .s ss1ssr cotton sce
. !. Sd :" 10 s @ sy s OK
terms To Bremen, 500 bos petroleum =, &, Cd 200 bbs
IIc To Antwerp 800 bbls. rosin on private terms.
We Ss pToem q ces s
1 1 or O. csSo I brig Or . ss
hence London currants at 25s per ton and per
NAVAL sroaKsThe market for spirits turpentine ruled
S but S9 osns we sen "n ss Il ss y and
prices were shade higher for the oMsr gsdes The sales
az aPs e bss .s
q s% - IA nc soos ns lot s1 ~ on tho asen a.
steady a. previous prces 100 bis Wilmington brought
PROVISIONS Receipts. e7a bbls. pork, 90 do beef sss
o ss Ts sS pS ssfs
ruled 10 ssllers favor closing :, The Improvement
az 81 * 81 Tns The
outside Price ss gig 80 ror Old do closing A. s resa
enc = sellers about bis mess
s g. e ss Ss ssts' s
%,s 81 q 10 sr1 R o ss A:% s
with fair ssm,pd. were Arm The sale. were go
Sssri o. The demand fairly active and
os an THf %
for lard and mot ScsSy higher
The sa .... q sS az for
nov on the berth for Liverpool having heavy
tS
aSan sse"sa latter white being
81 sSs ss'f p Of ' aS re-
% and for x m cs Suass dsna s
saiss ins,aans Iss tass rS%sgslsns Sc s sss
$40 do pr ne tight stra! white st 49, 800 DO. DO for
june at Sc 500 do STANDARD wftte for May 3sc 90 do
do. f,r june atssc and 5Oo do do for July at SAKE.
WnIsxrr~aeoeip,s,s bills. The market continued
quiet but unchaugcd. .
Wo0,.-lSwtetudo continues TO the principal
feature in tho maset for both foreign ard domestic
woola the busness eing confined 10 immediate wants
OF manu- ractirers who manifested disposition 20
operate largely cocquent tho uncertainty attending
the paasare Oh tbcrar bill. Price, however, remained
comiaraiyey steSy AID FIRM. especially fsr desirable
s9c 0oc inc,ndisg snwasbed Sc 8s0 lbs Texas
DC axe 500 on prsase terms: aud of foreign 40
~ las (,re an ,,Ate terms cuirec,
and ans w6 lake place On the is I'll is .s-- "-s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
Farm EOR SALE.
FOUR HUNDRED ACRLS

vi some OF the best land in Wisconsin
comprising splendid Farm Of 10 acres in GOOD Guilt
satloh anu wen fenced roomy dwelling house. tyo
frame stables with sheds granaries bll.sv cow ebe.
spring. root, smoke and poultry houses never falling
spring 80 yards from the house, and a fine creek -one
Through the land and farm yard also fine vorlnl. flii
bearing orchard Churches and school heueea amin.
near Most OF this property Is two miles south Of Mont
Tort or Ningyile village. ana about rlilc from n )
lately surveyed railroad route from Aad tie AIis-
sissippi river hays 50 9lTos Of mineral land ~
scattered timber and an excellent stone quarry about
miles rom the FARM also 100 acres farther on abound
ing with timber Of all sizes.
The farm IS in readiness for spring seeding; nne-
diate poss sson be given with clear TITLES. ANY
Information will beaf0rdelifby letter enclosing stamp
br on the premises. (Address)
Feb. 10, 1867 EBENEZER WILLIAMS
3o-3mf MOnuort Grant &c.. W liz.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
IMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers FOR sale l10acrcs 81 prairie land
20 thereof under cultivation. Wtu 50 acres OF timber
land otadjo.nins but near by. Tat $50 eracre The
property is located in the h-e part the town of
Lancaster; water on the lana, school house near hv
and good roads, fourteen miles from NOOdan five rom
Lancaster.
Also $50 acres Of prairie land, 70 thereof improved
Herewith ~ acres of young timber bv all at
per acre Running water. This property adoins Tia
above lot.
These lands first quality / have also l20 acres II
timber lands which viii sell in lots tat S25 per acne:
located in the same neighbtrhooI Fn4uir. Of Cover
ut the Herald Office, OF addro az Lancaster.
EDWARD HALFERTY.
Lancaster, March 9th, 81. 42tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK


The Celebrated horse, "DI0MEnE,' has been pur-
chased by the subscribers residing in Fennimore, of
Thomas Msadofs, OF Indiana. and brought to Grant
county for the purpose Of improving stock.
All / ask is that people examine him carefully and
judge npartialiy Tue Bameae family OF horses are
well known in many parts Of tic country as OF FIRST
class Tor travel and all work.
Diomede raised in Kei lucky AMI sired by Herclee
fun booded French horse He is I6 II hands big.a
weighs 900 pounds, color a coal black neat limbed
and wei formed.
Dometle will stand this year follows, commencing
the i h Of April and the 20 close the 18th July:
At Wiugyille on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
At Fennmore Center Fridays ANA Saturdays.
TEitNlS-Siage service So to be paid at the time Of
service for the S. 70 be paid Al close Of
and 70 insure Sl2, payab when the mare is known to
be with loai parted with previous to folding As
to accidents viii be at the risk OF owners Pen
ty OF pastur4ge for mares ON a distance. 45-4ws
FeniiIore, Apr L. r. P. GREEN 4 Co, Keepers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
sgETCALr & WALKER.
TO STOCK RAISERS.
HORSE PRINC EION.

This horse is chestnutsorrel the property Of
John VI Clay, Of Lexington, Ky and was sired by
Yorkshire, an imported horse he hy Nicholas. The
dam from English strain Of horses imported 70
Kentucky IN lS36-oi which hold the written record
RON uud the hana Of said Clay.
In ls5s Princeton took the FIRST premium a thor
ough-brel at the National Horse SHOW, kalama2o,
Mich In 1893 he awarded tha first premium as a
thoroughbred at the Illinois State Far held that year
at Freepmt; and same year general premium at the
United States Gar, held at Chicago. same fall st the
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society ana Ae htnical
Association, held at fiiwaukee he @ou tie prize OF
$780, speed being the best single mile time one
minute fiiy seconds
The fail Of tS6i IA. .ecesses even more numer-
ous and marked and IN 1864 whilst ownedby the sub
scriber he took prem0w wherever exhibited.
The Stands ion Princeton will DC az follows for the
season commencing tn, i.th cfAgrl. Atmy residence
in My4lus4ng on Mondays Tuesday, and Wednesdays
On Thursdays, Fridays ana SATURDAYS lay farm in
Bloomington.
TgnMs--S3a the season, snd failures made goct hy
single serv next year. Insurance, $50 Norespolst
biity for accidents.
s.& II. NUBIR & JOHN BATE.
Wyalusng, April 18th, 1857. 4G-sw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
LANDS FOR SALE.

ofel for sale 200 acres Of land en- eny excellent
farming, situated ia the northeast part 81 Patch Grove
az IN les distant from Patch Grove vlllae near tho
Brunson School House Thereon is = small Tram,
d. dwelling, - acres plowed and fe1ced gool
M,,. water several springs enough timber to fanc,
.ssk. and run thcSbrm, lay of land very good for
ridge farm, near the old Military road distant from
the X. X. Depot At BRIDGEPORT nine miles tine price
per acre Will sell AT or part of the property as
IS well shaped for dividing. Call on J. j. Lambert
near by, or address he at Patch Grove.
LEWIS BEITLFR.
Pateh Grove. Much 18Th 1871. 4LIgM4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
THE FLORENCE SEWING
GLIINIH

not only makes the ockstitch hut three others which
for certain kinds of work much superior, especially
where elasticity rs required, and is the only machine
which fastens the ends securely and does it one
fourth the time il can be done by hand.
TILE FLORENCE
does not draw fue thin goods down through the Slot
or hole in the workpate, drop stitch ia turning
corner, ana is the only machine having changoless
tensions and no slack threads both which are drawn
together simultaneously.
THE FLORENCE
noseless, and be used when quiet necessary as
well IN tae sickeaanIber in the work room. They
oil no dresses tile machinery being all the top az the
table Il viii sew over the heaviest seams, from one
to more thicknesses Of goods without skipping stitches
breaking threads OK requiring change ia tension
THE FLOFENCE
viii 10 easily ai family and tailoring work on one md
the same machine They are strong and finely finished
their motions are all positiye-there no springs
to get out Of o1der.Tlile for strength, durability and
beauty OF design viii bear aud invite comparison
with any u an other machines.
Applicants for Agency should enclose stamps.
q. L. LAMS0N, Agent.
a3-im Beeown, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
IMPROVED FARM FOB SALE.

The subscriber ofers for the farm ulon Whic he
resdes-3O0 acres, l29 andes cultivation. Ga ia pasture
remainder scattering timber, OF il voIy g08d:
Thereon two log dwellings and all necessary ont builds
ing% two spring houses, plenty . stock water, hue
young orchard, about 20 trees, Of hem bearing
would make two excellent farms school mousse within "a
mile Tho and is situated IN sections two au3 thru.
town OF Clifton. Terms easy. Inquire 1T N. o. Thomas,
Montort Wis GEO. ~. kENDEICK.
Clifton April Sd 1867. 4Ltf
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LIST.
TREAsURRR's OFFICE. !
LAAeAsTER, GEANT Co, VS.. April Is. 1867.
tara OF WiscoHsiy, Grant County IS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, HTant County.-ss.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it nav
concern, that ! wi on the Second Tuesday OF NAV
A. p. 1867, at the Treasures Office in Laucasse en-
the County Seas Of said County, between the hours
O'Clock, m, ana O'Clock D. m of said day. and the
next succeeding DAYS thereafter sell public auction
50 much Of each Of the following described Tracts Of
Lands and Town Lots situated in said Grant County,
ag be for the payment Of Taxes Interest
and Costs Charges thereon for the year 1866 which
may remain due aud unpaid tie sal secondTuesaag
81 May, !. d. 1867;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
TO FARMERS

steam Saw Nil AT C'asSvilIe.
The Undersigned having purchased the steam saw
mill ia Cassyiile has fitted up that it
among tile best ia The county. ] am now saving
large quantity Of Elm and other logs and shall
practicable purchase and keep hand pine logs and
lunlbee suffice ut to sup Is ali demands All know the
advantages ci clean iuHber that which has bssn
RATED Hand in your bills early that they viii be
filed in time Tor yoUr carpenters.
DANIEL II. STEVENS,
CaszYille April 10, 1867 45-Sw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
FLORLNCEs SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY.
100 WASHINGTON Sc.

100 WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO.
WIN, II. SHARP & CO.. General Agents
Tie FLORENCE is tie only machine extant having
reversible feed which enables the operator to sew ther
10 the right left at pleasure, aud the only machine
that makes perfectly elastic seam, alike each side
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
CROSBY & CO,
MERCHANT TAILORs, CL0THTERs AND MANU-.


New Building front Of east door Of Courthouse.
LANCASTER WISCONSIN
keep constantly Qll hand fine stock Of Cloths, o.,
Cassimeres, Trimmings and Gentlemons Furnish FAA
ing GoodsalI OF late ylcs and OF home and cas- 80
tern make all offered ut the lowest prices, and III
all work warranted 10 lit no sale Cutting done to
order.
Lancaster, Dec. u.s. 1S0G-tf
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A TTENTION, FARMERS /
Tie celebrated siock-horse

Tie celebrated stock-horse
Cir Eek IAWK-
VIII stand foe she ensuing at Lancaster
Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays. at the stable Of
the proprietor; on Thurs avs and Fridays at solomon
Griswol1s Is, Boice Prairie. and Saturday at his
stab 9 again in Lancaster
Don fail to the Gray Hawk. lie is dappls
gray and weighs 1890 pounds has heretofore stood IN
Dubuque only and his stock be excelled by any
horse On the turf G. JEiiIEL HYDE, propr,
April eth, 1867. Atfl Lancaster House.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
SEASON OF 1861.
COR. SIC a

TIE thoroughbred horse. CogsigA. Will soul tie on-
suing my ~tair four mts south of lsutsS-
ter the side Of B'ee Prairie Grant souuty, Nis.
ca TERMS--Sx dollars to insure mare payable the
LIST OF March, lo6S.
The season to commence foth IF April ard end ay
4h 1867. All care viii pc taken but Ho possibility
for accidents viii De assumed. HENRY HODGES
April 10th, 1901. #7-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
STRAY COW.

GTRA u cow.
Taken up by tie subscriber residing on lands owned
by him. bead of Grant IA the town Of Feunimore,
the STD If april. 1897 large Write COW, left no
liftis lops beat years old The is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take sail cow.
WILLIAM GRAHAM
Fcnnimors, April 18th, 1907. 46-3ws
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PLATES

Fer marking Clothing, Boxes Flour Barrels. Sacks
Bafiaio Robes. Horse Blankets Patent Machinery &C.
manufactured by -
JAMES WILSON.
oasaville, wis, Dec. 10, lSe6-27-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
Z .AND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale - Acres Of bottom Hand
uatei g miles east of Taiion the Lancaster roads
n Fenced al the land FIRST quality Cor grass and
hay. Plenty Of water.
LUKE HADLEY
Taftcn, scpteul.a l'ft h-'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-05-07
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
YaAags 81 Heodnan.

DESCRIPTION SIC, nRscRYp4raz er~
lots and block lotslg3 HAL II
ana4 Il apd5 Is
lot2 II a. AID 70
torn 2, A., range 8 49, Cascade.
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a Truly Wonderful Medicine.
HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Liver Complaint Cured by Queens
DELIGHT.

'TNHt symptoms Of Liver Complaint are
l. uneasiness and pain in the right side,
and soreness upon touch immediately
under the inferior ribs; inability to lie
upon the left side, or, if at all, dragging
sensation is produced which seriously
affects respiration, causing, very often, a
troublesome cough. Together with these
acidity OF the stomach, deficiency of per-
splration, and sonnet times a sympathetic
pain III the shoulder, with a great disposi-
ton to sleep, and depression of spirits,
and sometimes sores in the mouth or
throat. These symptoms, if permitted 10
continue, will eventually produce consump-
ton, the most baneful OF all diseases.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
COMPANY.
TREASURER,S OFFICE.
s % 6 4

o-n,C COLUMBIA, s. O., July 8, 1867.
NJ oIiCE is hereby given that the Green
~ vlne and Columbia Railroad Company
are now prepared to exchange their
BONDS and Certificates of indebtedness.
endorsed by the State of South Carolina
under the Act of the Legislature of Decem-
per ~, 1876 fer their Bonds and Coupons
past due, secured by mortgage common
ly known as the FIRST mortgage"
Also, Tor their Bonds, and the Coupons
on them that may be due, endorsed by the
state under the Act of the Legislature of
January -, 1861, which are headed "Con-
tederate States of America
Also, for their Bonds and Commons ma st
due. known as 'Non- Mortgage Bonds" at
one for three, as provided for in said Act
OF December 90 1866
Holders Of 'Non-AIortgagc Bonds and
coupons past due, who prefer it will be
allowed to take for them, in exchange. the
bonds and Certificates OF Indcbtod5css of
the Company, secured by second mort
gage, al par.
Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness
secured by q second mortgage, viii also be-
rendered TO all parties having any otbe,.
class OF claims against the Gomnanv, in
payment. JOHN G.. EDWARDS' -H
Jul! - Treasurer.
tise for the Company will please rive tbe
above tour Insertions.
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION,

THE Ladies OF the Industrial, Assccia-
l. ton w0uld inform tie public gcne-
rai!? that they have rented tho store OK
The corner Of Richardson and Lady streets.
where they intend 10 keep constantly ON
hand full supply Of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, O; al descriptions Please
call ard examine thc articles wh:cn tmcy
liavy now ready for sale. Some one viii
:lways bo soUnd ready a. cxA.Ji, Ike
ready-madc garments and ,orccciyc orders
from those who hay wish u have II:
3onc neatly and promptly. -;raM. r.
visiting the city w! - pleased 70 give
.ncnl i can.
1ilicy wouii ,al:e -h;4 opportunity o.: re-
turning their thanks :: I,.c citizens ioy
their former patronage. and solicit con-
:inrance Cf ihc same.
Their books are constantly orc9 70: :ho>o
VINO iGay bc Icsirous % aiding n cause
~ becoming members "t jhis A.s .:a;.oG
Membership only Ono Dollar.
The object OF this Association .. - :lr-
:!ish constam; employment tor those who,
h0vinr hcen Impoverished bv the war.
now depend on the needle ior daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts OF Our citizens. June 30
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-11

Mail 7rdin-Edst.
Leave Charlotte daily IL. 10 a. m. Green's
boro 4.51; Raleigh 9.18. Arrive in Colds
boro 1910 p. m.
West.
Leave Goldsboro 1.07 2. m; Raleigh 8. so;
Greensboro 7.59. Arrive i'll Charlotte
II. 10 a. m.
Passengers make close through connec-
tions-either way-at Charlotte, with the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad; at
Greensboro, Cid Danville and Richmond;
at Raleigh, uid Weldon and Bay Line aud
Annamessic Line. Also, connect at Colds
boro with Mail Train on Wilmington and
Weldon Road, to and from Wilmington.
Time from Charlotte to New York forty
hours, by either route.
May 30 JAS. ANDERSON. Sup't.