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FRoH WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, Dec. PC, 5.
The IerolTs Washington correspond :
snce says; The delay in making an appfopri-
alton for the purchase Of ST. Thomas has had
dubious effects on the Danish Commissioners
recently at Wsshisston. One has returned
to ST. Thomas, ostens;bly to attend to the
election Of the people on the question of am
nexation; ana another is going to Europe for
some purpose unknown.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
The Rassisn purchase threatens TO cost the
United States an addition to the ST.
900 900. Dispatches hare been received at
tbe Wm 01iee, within the last few days, Of
the lesso about four companies efi nited
States troops, stating that the soldiers that
we're sent to take possession are in most
destitute condition, that no preparation
had been made for their reception snd that
the prospect is they will be frozen to death
or maimed for lits before upplies oan reach
them. Generals Grant and Sherman had a
consultation a few days ago on the subject.
General Grant stated that he had nothing to
do with the affair; that the President ordered
the troops there and he had no power to act.
General Grant reports that the balance
due from Southern Railroad Companies to
the United States, November LIST, 1867, ir>
cludmg interest was 81, ,8s4 800.
: The 1yiluHsS Washington special dis.
pAtaaes received here within the last few
days FROM the Chiiiau government, orders
the representatives of that Republic to Eng
land on m important diplomatic mission.
The rumors relative to reduction of the
regular army is entirely unfounded. Gen.
Grant has not recommended any such meess
ure; on the contrary he stated ip his com
mnnicaion to the pommiitse on AIRY Af-
taip a.shorttimn ago, that he did not think q
reduction Of the force at the present time ~
all advisable.
Robert I. Lincoln, son Of the late Presi-
dent, arrived in town to-day, and is the guest
Of Secretary Welles
The Hcralds Washington special says the
anticipated difficulty in occurring the appro-
priation Of funds by theHouse of Represep.
tatlves necessary to consumms.e sbs purchase
Of st. Thomas, appeara 20 be not the
oaiy obstacle IN the way OF the United States
perfee,ing the acquisition ofthat island. From
a gentleman, just arrived from St. Thomas,
learn that as the tneapproaches for the peo-
pie to determine by their sntfrages whether
the Island shall remain under the Jurisdiction
Of Denrqars az be transferred Ia the United
states, the inclination to allow matters 80 re-
main as they are gr1ws stronger. This feel
Ing is not the result of hostile sentiments to-
wards our Constitution, but desire to avoid
the high rates Of our post duties.
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! TROx KEW York.

New YoRk, Dec. 2e.
Livingston, Fox / Co, this forenoon res
ceived telegram from the Purser of the
Raleigh announcing the safety Of q second
boat containing thensmes of the passengers
and crew. The saved are not yet known.
There were forty five persons, all told, on
board, of whom thirty>one are, thus far, re-
ported saved. The loss by the burning Of
the Raleigh is estimated at from $3.50, 900 to
$500 600. The vessel was worth about Sl75,
600, and partly insured.
Samuel Bowles, of Chicago, while leaving
Third Avenue car last night, was thrown to
the ground, fracturing his right leg.
The Board Of Aldermen today adopted a
munici pal excisa-aad liquor ordnance. whica
impoEes fine of 81 90 on all deaera who fail
10 take out licenses from the Mayor.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 26.
The negroes were out in force yesterday.
contrnryto municipal regul atoms aud militn-'
ry orders, with guns, pistols, &c, and in full
uniform. No effort was made to suppress the
demonstration.
In the afternoon several thousand negroes
were harangued in incendiary language by
Messrs. Barber, Branard and other promi-
nent Radicals. Later in the afternoon Bar.
Der and Bgainard we're arrested by the mill
tary authorities.
Reports, giving no particulars, arc received
of disturbances at Greeaville, pemopolis
and Camdea, to which places troops have
been sent
MENPIas, Dec. &c.
The steamer Little Rock, the Memphis and
Fort Smith packet, struck o snag six miles
above Little Rock Monday morning, and i'm
mediateiy afterwards took Gre and burned to.
the waters edge. The boat and cargo are
total loss, valued at twenty thousand dollars;
partly insuredt 1
& Nav YoRK, Dec &C.,
The Times Atlanta lGa) correspondent
says: One Of the largest and wealthiest mer
chants in this city ,o,d me this sn.eseing that
snoethe passage BY the Conyeniioa OF ike
temporary ordinance prohibiting the ievying
of executions and the sale Of property be
Has .St bttH uLiG ~ SUaItGt u EuuuTtu uOi-
lars, and that business, except little retail
trade, is practically dead throughout the.
State. - Sys3 II u
A number Of agents Of Northern mercan-
tile houses are here looking as blank as
thunder cloud, and are not collecting dime
Compared with the present anapcial condi-
tion Of The State that of this time last year
was prosperous. | never saw such stagnation
and utter want Of confidence. Credit is dead
and buried,
CAAaLEsToS, Dec 26.
The steamship Raleigh, from New York
for New 0rfeaas, was burned on Monday,
about twenty miles of the coast and thirteen
lives supposed to have been lost, including
Capt. Marshman, and twenty four persons are
missing.
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IRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. ;,
Gen. Grant, with the assent of the Presi-
dent, has suspended the order for disband-
inent of the regular militia in the DatEiet II
Columbia, the officers thereof having, by his
request, agreed to lake advantage of the
militia law,
A duel is on the tapis between Major
General and an ,sx>C Captain of the Amy of
the Potomac, Arising from quarrel at the
Opera on last Monday night. The Captain
lenged the General.
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LATE CABLE pESPATrcnES.

PARIS, Dec. 26.-E. Gould Buffom, an
old American journalist, committed suicide
here, day before Yesterday, by taking opium.
LoNDos, Dec. 26.-The expected rising
Of Fenians yesterday did not occur, and the
day was one of tranquility and good feeling.
The extraordinary measures of caution taken
BY the government TO guard against Iawless-
ness were apparently unnecessary.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHIcAao, Dec. 26.
Notwithstanding the rain and mud Of yes
terday, Chicago passed . merry Christmas.
The churches were generally well attended,
and the places Of Anuseu eussat neil paaroni1sd.
There was almost total suspension of bust
ness, and everybody seemed 10 be making The
most of the holidays.
James Bpohaaan Cross tho noted forger,
recently sentenced TO the reni.entiary, has
been released on bail.
Mr.. W. r. Brant, . South Water street
merchant, has discovered loss of fifteen to
twsnv thossend dqlass in potss and spapsrs
from lis Safe. He has no trace Of the
rosses. fes sszs =
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'41cff1arGJUp 11rnS.

The man, WIN. 0oldsnitA, uhe vas shel
!; 6a:::;|d|!jlHH.g, q Al;5i!'!llaEGal| laEGal|
. beLAf tss lailsss. : Neestia-ee4e( Gold
sMit6 BY TIE tkrost, when The bar-keeper in
tsrfered and ssQanalDAsAAeaA aHsustis then
stepped baek 81 fdslibratsly pulled pistol
ont Of his xniet cot rec>et snd sshpk G. J
=, Hp,s... ls,s, !. !, rslss3 :, s.
AFTER the occurrence, arrested Heustis. The
affair haS crsatsd great sxcitesn ent 10 Yonk-
The HTaH Hasana correspondence says:
Weaefth N0m yA1rid thas lie postal treaty
between the United States and Spain has not
only been favorably received at Madrid, but
thatit waA likely 70 he oonslsded srs loeg.
:. -, P11rssURG, Dee. 28. j.
Yesterday passsd Of very qaistly. The
streets we're crowded With people.
Te Neathe is ekas apf Paeasant.s
- HAvAsA, Dec. 2b.
Jeaesson Davis sad wife, who sse on their
way to New Orleans, arrived to-day.
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0ond 1oE our Price L90t
E. G. / PAGON and CO., IA and 76 Lake st.
novl4-na cHlcAso, HI. Al
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IGThe Trade supplied.lu

We warrant s.esy sfti<ls = rsprtslufSd aeiaI our
In tbs most thorough and subs ii manner
gaduf Shes Wholesale and retail, same as the MAJ
ukcturers.
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Howe Tyicr.....,..........--, ,...99 Main stree.
Duncan, Karle Go.........l lao 142 Main street
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Gas q STEAM FITTINGS.
Lieoar SOP ON son street, bet Sd 4th
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ID ehank
$8.F s. Of leather and Velvet +
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LATEST NEWS by CABLE.
An Old American journalist Commits
1uicide In Paris.

Erpcaed fssian Rising did not Take Pao
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1874.
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NMUNITION.-H can always hnd
"A fali jupply1ofssh lbsss .PsSssr - W. ms -
Lsec.At Wa ~
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Cola Pcn=, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q Bridges cs....,..,.,...,,.,ko kos ! 5 k.tes house
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srEaEos,copEs ANb srEREoscorrc VIEWS.
s.HA0 6OoD AND USEFUL BOOKS.
will be address paid
nrON

dle Wor < k'........ 81 80
Lasguags Of Flowers, mo rocco gilt, Engrarfngs so
cloth Id 9fIt 8" 30 +
The Art of Amusing, ga se) cloth and gil. I" 60
IA
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cHocKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey L lie Fsivre.... Main street--het 18th 4 eth
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A full stock Of HAIR. HUsK, TOW, TWINS
HAIR CLOTHS. DAMA.K. and gsusral uRHuL1-
eTHKY GUIDE
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Watches, Watches, Watches.
p.;aa, .,Ncei 4 Eytes Houi
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
z " Cturoes IA Snu.h yavaA
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Watches, Clocks, & Jcwelry Repaired
@ Bridges -..-...-Nos q kstes House.
uritin9 Desks-Papier Maehe, fnlaid.
q a Rr;dses Nos l ! 2 Estes House.
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The LARGEST stock Of PAPER HANGISds in the West
a. 'asA'ss'. 4se eesn rssesss A - n
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FURNITURE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
E g Bridges i Estes House
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

All Pens warranted Tor one year. any
Pen be returned
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ooId, silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
S q Bridges Nos Estes House.
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cnEouER AND BAekeAMMoN BOARDS.

In Leather and rich Morocco bindings
EHxxxHnsf EstES ft3 2 ysses-
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Travelling Gases, Travelling 6aAs.
9 q pr;agss Nos i 2 Estes House.
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wOOLEH GoOpS.
Main at-hat Eth 9Th.
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In Eduity--s Anderson.

john F. Milford, ct. al by next friend, Us. Will
liam Milford, ct. al. Proceedings to partition
Real Estate.
BIZ virtue of Decretal Order to me directed, it is
ordered that tile widow and children (heirs at law
Of Johfi L: Milford, deceased, names and number
unknown, who reside beyond the limits of this
stdiS, do appear before me within three months
from the publication hereof, and enter into bond
with at least two good surctes, to secure the pay
ment in twelve months of one hundred and sixty
four dollars and fifteen CENTS, the appraised valua-
ZION of Lot No of land, allotted to them BY the
commissioners Under the writ in partition, and
particularly described in their return, and receive
The land or in defatt thereof the said land will
~ '''A - II. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
Cothmissioniier's Office.
Anderson, Feb 13, 1867 35-3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1NDERSON DISTRICT.

DENOOIF
JOHN w. GUYTON, who is in the custody of the
Sheriff of Anderson District, by virtue of writ
of Cdpias ad Satsfacicndun, at the suit OF John D.
Ashmore, having filed in my office, together with
Schedule on OATH his estate and effect, his peti-
tition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted to the benefit of the Act Of
the General Assembly made for the relief of in
solvent debtors. 1t is ordered that the said John
D. AsLmore. and all other the creditors to. whom
the said John W. Gu5ton is iii anywse indebted,
be- and they are hefeby summoned and have no.
tice M to appear before the said Court at Anderson
C. H., on the 25tll day of March next, to show
cause, if atty they can, why the prayer Of the Pc
titioh aforesaid should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Anderson District, S. C., 25th day
cf December, 1866.
4l lmf3m
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Legal Advertisements.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In EQuity--Anderson.

III Equ1Cy--1AnUe
Mrs. Louisa o. Hammond, Admir- with will an
nexed Us. Guyton Guyton, Elias John Earle,
William L. Hammond, ct. al. Bill for sale of
Real and Personal property-for payment of
debts.
BY virtue of a Dccretal Order to me directed from
the Court of Equity. it is ordered that tie Defen-
dants; Elias John Earle, Guytoa Guyton, and al
and singular the other creditors of Samuel j. Ham
moud, decd Testator Of the complainant, Louisa
o. Hammond, do Come in and establish their de-
mands against The said Tcstator before me within
three MONTHS after the publication Of this notice,
and that tile said Elias John Earle and Guyton
Guyton and all other creditors of the said Tcsta-
tor, be and they hereby restrained from prose-
cuiing their demands, or sueing at law, until the
further order of said Court.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.AD.
Commissioners Office Dec 10, 1866 26
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Auction Sales for lIarch.
sHERIFFvS SALE.

Ry v;rtue of yarious writs of Fera Facias to me
directed will expose to sale on Saleday IN Marcn
next, before the Court House door at Ahuefson;
the following property, to wit:
One Tract of Land containing 24o acres more OF
less. on waters of Big Creek, bounded oy 'ands o,
Peter Johnson, john Gambrell anu others' .e'ieu
o.. as the property of Hiram Cooley ueceaseo' al
the suit of G. W. Sullivan. 49, On, -: -
~ Ies.. lv;nr on the G. s. {. r. r. adjoining lands
of Nils Ellison and others, levied on MS the prop.
ortv of g, A. Blake, at the suit of John Richard
SOU, Gns Tract Of Land containing 10 acres, more Or
tess adding lands of G. W: Cox and others, levied
on rs the property of w. w. To@nes, at the suit Of
James McDavid and others. ,.,....
nHe Tract of Land containing 437 acres. more
or less. adjoining lands of John Burdnc, Simeon
Smith and others. Also; one trdct, Np ., con-
of James L. Campbell. G. W. Razor and others,
levied ON as the property of Noah Il. Reeves, at
the suit of Charlotte c. Webb.
Also. ote house and lot in the town of Anderson
known as The, Behscn House, levied on the proper
ty of C. C. Langson, at the suit OF Catherine
Benson, adtninistratrix.
Also. one Tract of Land containing 500 acres,
more or less, on waters of Beaverdam Creek, ad-
Joining lands of A. NJ. Neal, Mrs. Rodgers anu
others, levied on rs the property oL uuy lou loh
at the suit of c. l.. Gaillard
At Defendants residence, on Tuesday after sale
day. the following property, to wit; lot barrels
and boxes, cans, jars, pair steelyards, fun
mel, sausage suffer- gridiron, crater, wash
pan, smoothing irons, , fire sEovels and tongs,
3 tubs and water buckets, tables, washstand;
cupboard, lot crockeryware, lot spoons ! cas-
tor, i lot stoneware, knife basket, &C., candle
stands, sett candle moulds, l lounge, check
reel, churn, bee steamer bcdstead and bed
ding trunnel bed and bedding, clothes press,
II chairs, secretary ahd book elise, sideboard,
clock broad axe, 2 mattocks; shoe bench and
tools, l work bench, j corn sheler, styihe and
cradle. l iron wedge, half tushel measure, peck
measure, carving knife and fork, plow stocks
and irons, lot pillow irons, mill stone, lot old
irons and tools, l lot plow gears, l lot leather,
five gallon jug, | slack tub. patent locks; spirit
level, pair holsters, one stove, cutting knife,
sheat, 2 sheep, 2 kids lin box, gimets, 2 pair
fire dogs, COW bell, l thrasher frame. Sold as
the property of ]. W. Guyton, ut the shit ct
Charles Irby.
Terms Cash.
WM McGUKIN, SAD:
Fob O 1857 35 I'd
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In nEuuitY-.Anderson.

John W. Roscmond, Admir-, &c., Us: Jane Rose
mond and Samtel G. Rosemond. Bill for parti-
tion and sale of Real Estate.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Commits
sioner that the Defendant, Samuel G. Rosemond,
lives without and beyond the jurisdiction of the
Court in the State of Texas, and the Complainant
having this day filed his Bill in the above stated
case with the Commissioner, it is ordered that the
said Defendant, Samuel G. RcscmJnd,, answer,
plead or dcmur to the same within forty days from
this date, or the same Bill we taken as pro contesso
as to him. w. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
Com. Office, Anderson S. c., Jan. %, 1867.
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Ordinary's Sale.
Feb Q, 1867

BY virtue of an order from Robert ]unkin, Esq,
O. A. D.. will expose to sale OIL Saleday next,
before the Court House door, the following prop
erty, to wit:
Tract No. l, containing l26 acres more or less
situated in Anderson District on waters of Saiuda
River, bot nded by lands of Elias Elrod, Wm. Orr
and others Sold for the benefit of the creditors
of Ezekiel Gambre deceased. Ierms-Ona cred;
it to the first day of January next, with interest
from day of sale-purchaser giving good security,
with-a mortgage of the premises TO the Ordinary
for the payment of the purchase money. Costs to
be paid in cash.
Tract No. 3 containing so acres, more or less,
situated III Anderson District, on waters of llulri-
cane creek, bounded by lands of Lawrence Len.
hardt, W. s. Pickcns and others. Sold for The
benefit of the creditors Of S. B. Mayhed deceased.
Tension credit until the first day Of January
next, with interest from dGy OF sac-purchascr
giving good security, with m"irgag of The prem
ses to the Ordinary, for the payment OF the>pur
chase nouey-iu CURRENCY. Costs TO be paid in
cash. =, So
Tract No. 5, containing Sl4 acres moro or less.
situated in Anderson District, on Waters Of Little
Generostee Creek, bounded by lands Of Thomas
Hill. c.. 8. Beatty and others: Sold to make dis
tribution among the heirs of Robert 4: llutchin-
son. deceased Terms-On d credit until the first
day of january next, with Interest from day of
sac-purchaser giving gco.l security with iiort-
gage of the premises to the Ordinary, for the pay
ment Of the purchase mcncy-iu gold. Costs to
be paid in cash:
wM. A1cGUKIN, SAD.
Fob 1867 So
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LAW CA2sD.

HON. A. t. DAVIDSON having resumed the
practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to him in all the counties in
North Carolina west of the Blue Ridge. His ad-
dress is Franklin, Macon county North Carolina.
Theodore F. Davidson is associated with him in the
profession, and may be addressed at Asheville,
NC: 90
Feb 16, 1867 30
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of Benjamin
Duckworth, deceased, are notified to settle their
Indebtedness on or before Return Day, February
23rd, or their Notes and Accounts will be placed
In the hands Of an Attorney for collection. Those
having demands against said Estate will present
Them. duly attested, by the snns time. =.
VI. DuCKWORTH;
C. MARTIN,
Administrators.
Feb !, 1857 81 81
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NOTICE..

COLUMBIA, Feb. 6, 1866.
N0fiCE is hsfeby given, that have this day,
transferred the entire assets of The late firm OF
II. B. Benson s Co., to Messrs. Whitner & Whit
her, Attorneys at Law, Anderson Court House, Tor
The benefit of such creditors who may signify their
willingness tU thsth Within sixty days, to accept
pro rata the proceeds as collected in full payment
Of their demands
JOHN T. SLOAN, Survivor.
Feb 20, 1867 Sc
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PATENT MEDICINES.

ALL the, most popular Patent Medicines, such as
Jaynes, Ayers Siriokland's and Railways Prep
arations.
Also, Browns Essence of Jamaica Ginger, Rush
toms Cod Liver Oil, Risley's Extract of Bnchu,
Philotoken or Females Friend, Soothing Syrup.
Eye Water, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Cough Lozenges, Itch Ointment. Bcnzine, Hoof-
lands German Btters, IIostettcr's Bitters, sc.
For sale by CATER WALTERS:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-02-27
Look to Your Interest (!

HAVING had the entire assets of the firms of
Sullivan s Sloans, John I. Sloab Sullivan, and
John T. Sloan Co., assigned and transferred to
me, all persons indebted to either of the above
firms will save cost by settling soon, as am COM
PEELED to sue, which 1 dislike to do very much.
The Books and Notes Of Sullivan Sloans are in
the hands of judge J.; 8: Murray; The Accounts II
Ahd Notes of j. I: Sloan 4 Sullivan and >. 1.
Sloan & Co., PehdletUh, S. c., will very soon be
placed in an oficer's hands, at which time | will
give notice: =. n. h. SuLLlV AN.
Feb %. 1867 36