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CLIO THING
FURNISHING GOODS,

Ult!llOlllIlU uUUDNs
Adapted to this market, thall we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention III getting up
this Stock to lightness of fabric.
strength OF material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own lfhll-
uf;icturc, such us are usually sold
realy-madc, the difference we shall
be glad 10 show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
We make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and the uniyer.
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below Some of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. .............. IS 90
ALI. wooI. TWEED SUITS .....,.....,. II 90
ALL WOOL. TWEED SUITS 80. -. .13 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS, our own mako III w
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLESEX CASSl-
MERE SUITS DARK, MEDIUM AND
LIGHT MIXTURES 49,. IS 10
BLACK ANn WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS .-...... % GO
SILK MIN TRTcor, DIFFERENT MIN
ruREs 24 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TKICoT SUITS u 10
DARK BROWN GRAN De roUDEE
SUITS % no
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from ......#.............. .SlO I'd 62 ou
LINEN sI,lra from s'to 20 %
In addition to the above, We have
many good Styles of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
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Ro- AT A MEETING OF THE. CHARLESTON
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY held at their Hall. 1t was
unanimously resolved that The thanks Of the company he
rendered Mr. LEWIS KESAKE for furnishing refreshments
nj the fire on the morning of the 18th APRIL
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OFFICE CHARLESTON CITy RAILWAY COMPANY,
A,.,:.l :li.tl. lSI:-

OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COMPANY,
.Cl,HLES. "S. s. c., April 2Gth. 1867.
Major General Il. X. ScoTr:
GENERAL nave tll:. honor llow tn acknowledge
Tn. receipt nf ynllr communication. in relation 10
the use Of tie ears, by the ccorcd pupat the
r!ty I trust that rGm will not suspect for mo-
nrit l.; tie ,rIa; in this ark ."wIrdgcnent WIS
Il; all Inconsistent with tho respect entertain for
YOU. PERSONAL, and officially. l"li, will feel, do
more, than cN,iIs,. the dr!a,. when venture tn rx-
press lir hope that uAt Monday tile day ap-
l"irCi for my Board ul Directors Ia finally deter
nn: the q :rstipn. will then bc enabled to COLL
nnratc tnr information that your rrconnlcn'ia-
ton has hcrm adopted lr them.
and will then for myself an, m Their hchalf have
pca>rr, in ::ivl!i:: y"n tn, evidence Of the cnnii-
,rnrc feel in tlr. sincerity uf yuur suggestion.
Very 1slsp,ctuy,
Your 0btit Scrvt
(S,sncd,) JNU. s. RIGGS, President.
nmirial II. ". SMITH.
III IT.. t"I. and \. ~. General.
Orr.I Cu.gLEslnN CtrY RuLwAT CuMrANYl
tnr:rr broad and East Eav streets.
Charleston, S. c.. May I'd. 1867.
Mijn. h.n,YH Il. Il. Sc,"1 'ohnn,isS"mcr.
tiENEnAi.-l nave tie lIuur To transmit to yol
The Following; resolution which passed by the
Hoard Of Directors of this Company thus day.
- kaSoir~i That the cars b1 thrown open tn the
public and That instr tons be- given Ia the srv-
ri. conductors /" recognize thu right of al per-
-u, 10 rId, therein.
am General very respectfully.
Your u,t servant,
lS%nrd) .IomN. =. iIGGs.
Oit,al: President.
n " SMITH Eryl Iicnt Col anil A. A. (irI
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K0- THE STATE DF SOUTH CAEOLiNA-
DARLINGTON p>'rElIT-IN EQuTrY--!IANNAII j.
HART. Administrators. "s ELLEN L. HART. JOHN
WlTlIlsPuoN. e dL-rIIL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND EEIEFIt il ordered that ll,e credit
ors JOHN T.. lAIT be cnioncd from proceeding Ia
their .laims ai aw against the complainant, a
that they ii" prove AMI establish their demands against
the said John l.. Hart hri"n' the Commissioner "i
tins Court or before thu Ir, day of November next.
an in default thereof thar they he barred from The bcn
rlit any decree - bc made herein.
/; Is also ordered that n'"py this order be- published
at least i,iil ;hc first day November next
in The Darlington M"l'rnc" AMI tle Charleston Datty
Nrms
III. ai,rv, copy irr! the original order made
in iir. ai,"v,. c;-r. lali, FEBRUARY. 1866.
y. r. EDWARDS. e. +. ID. D..
C"MMIssI"SrIs urrirf. Darlington {. H., February
-? IS,;1. s;t 81 February %
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g1r TIE STATE OF SOtTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON pISrRICr-IN EQGlTY-B. W. Ed
WARDS Administrator 4. T.. iIOWJE, rs. Z. $. HOW'LL
JANE, T.. WILSON AND uTIIEliS.-liIiL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND EEI.IEF.--Il il ordered
that tho CREDITORS urTHUMAS L. IiOWI.E, dcccascd.
br rnoined from proceeding 10 recover tl"ir claims ~
law against the complainant. and that they Il" prove and
establish tnr demands against the said iowLE before
the Commissioner its Court before the first day
Of December next and in default thereof tLat they br
barred ,.. brn"tt any decree 10 b. pronounced
herein.
r!r above. r,Ir r"py fr, the original or'ler uadc
the above stated cis". I.ih February. 1867,
A. T.. EDWARDS. 4. T.. u. u.
COMMISSIONERS Ollie" Darlington e. H.. Feb. ~. lsi7.
February y: sal
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There cOulr.sl It'll til,ugs OF JOY tn all.
To Young amt To old. 10 - eat and 10 small:
1hc b.rnty which nncr WAS 5" precious anu rare.
j. free lnr all and ali nay hc lair
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M OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY. No ?s BROAD ST., APRIL &c,
1aG7.-Holders Of the Seven Per Cent First Mortgage
Second Lien Bonds Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad company. respectfully informed that on
and after the first prnxmo. the Savannah and Charles.
ton Railroad comnany will issne Scrip Certificates in
lien receipts given when the Bonds were surrender
cd and will continue to do until tho Firs of June
after Which time te books will be closso1. and tn,
privilege OF substituting said Bonds for Stock will tcrmi
nate. s. ". FISHER,
Secretary and Treasurer sav. & Chas r. r. Co.
Nav q
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DiSfI':l nciiiScIicnf.

The Washington correspondent OF ii'e New York
Commercial" AdrefiiMr says
The At"rucy-Gcncral's elalorttc orini''il "n 'lr
DISTINGUISHING, clauses III iiia ;v''isitiirii" Acis
of Registration in lnlii-,:::l and "tii''r Sncthcr
states. b, wiicI. ncarly ever, "h.:r '.i,'z'n Ii's
been excluded from the POLLS. I!. .tttprn'' '-ter-
rra is nl ,h:, opnpm tlt:t every 'lit must - ~
favor u the citln,. and lie gives 4 ,rry '"r;t"a-
strGctiun In several pl,Ni;e uf IL" A';s II; I'l'
tom Among other Legal po-'.us taken ''' a.
prr.inS tine ti;sa:icati";S If i:' s,',l:'! !: 81,
words giving ail a;"i comfort tui'e r''i'''s' :"
the United Stat,&. when they "c,''rr lii the "Si
tuli"n. aInl consequently III an> act E" '".:ftss
have no ,u:,r.in. whatever where the ,l"in' - a'
rebels but apply exclusively {" !,.r"'frn wars. a
Ia alien pGl!.,. rr:ii;;.-. =" $.,y- "r"ry auiii"'lN
En.lls, and Amlrri..a :i:!r.' il:r "r'e,,' words
We're first used the s;aIi'. "! tie t"
filth wear uI fLlwII,! 1 l.
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Hs- AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THF
Marion Steam Fire Company held at their ball ON the
Evening of the 81 inst, it was unanimously
Rrnlrci That the thanks nf this Company be and arc
hereby rendered to Mcssrs Cameron. Barckley Co.. tor
their kindness in allowing to place new Hose Car
riagc exhibition ut their store
Extract from the minutes.
8. BEAUSSANG,
N,re co,ro4,rr II q T. r m
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Very gc,pcc;i'uii..

Signed itEif.l; ELulN;Er,
MANOR I'll tilri'il al Augusta.
hF;rr the READING uf rI"-'' documents The beard
'T .iIi'rn.i, ;:di"a,'ri. Subsequently, on cor
,'!:i!u:,",i;t' ~ 'IHu.;idanl ri :tIr Post II.~
iioG"l NHs"; l'.'~'s' r':,umv,tlcd iirt. ii" board and
,ntI'!rr ;i..l. i's.Ie;Ir: t!.a; ii' longer
u''cr II c ';y, IL. 'l"''r't. IT improper for
an, :" administer :c at 81 oiin Ia ;IIc arpnilr-
,.,.- II ','i"r.I i"i.-. '"i. Swt..!l~y. i,nw',rr
AN Il ,,:rGt vw nl t!.'. matter, ad ut liz, re-
,tl,.' q; iti officer IT, cY'.srlii,tl Ia i,dIct into
'!;ro 'r.s .li.c.-aui..
H.. t!.t,. .l,,'r.i" Ia administer t. he aII,nill-
h., I'';:', ,,'l with tine .iir..r at the Eltst
v IL. H.. i.lM-!!..- ..Li!l
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9. C.. BANK DILis.--Ghr rcrrl,tl,t- nl Charles
ton and Columbia rccr 'it.; ti"'s" h.!i- at i"r
, - GOODS. They are receivable lio:: II di>c"un:
of Ian per cent " hy slu,ld they net bc worth as
much to our merchants ?-Birn'rcH Se"tt"et.
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RIVE AHE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r.. NJ. WHITING. ESD. candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston lTrnlician District at the next election.
SeninInhcr lG
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The SNasn Republicans .! the 'li instant, il;''
tie fuluWln:::

The SNa's,,.!: i;rpn;c.n "f the 'iIi instant h's
tilr following:
N,rxr DISASTER T.!al Less Of the S'Eico'rr''
Laura ana Iarg" near 81, l!'!";la Snn, S' "'
an iu,irr,t t. CAPTAIN e. G. S'api''- 81 i!i''
S:i,aonrr Iiura. iv. liz following; rarti".Is 'rS "i
IN, los " h~ vs-ri =. M,..,ri! lI,.'i 't'!"t.rs
"n ii 1th uIi :. hshl" /" Savannah WI: ''ai2''
III n"l,~s'- consisting nj Is! l'>rad-, li':ce'
and J.. barrels.
,,r "Wednesday ,;rr 2t-!l" al Nn!:i i, . at :r''a'' !!
"'cck IN ill.,. ;crn"ul, H." w',il'' ~ Tie 'fn'
in,irs tci, .:'".s aud ,r;!.i ;i'i,h "i :: q 1t
bank near t. ;c,n. S'::i.i ;,;it IL ~ ~ ~
east by south d's;:,n; from ls n@r!ii md e,
liuning island. N"t"itrs; ,..'iim2 thu 60
effort MAS made 10 ii%i.''' iwf t. rn,tl; "+'
the deck load ,lrl Siartn: !',ii al In i,oGSiI'5i-
il tlu ho!!. ~rr hs"i. a. I'LL! a::d y ]; i''''';'
total wr.ck.
,'@n ,>,,rIo ;r,1iv,: l,,r'' w.: II a!t'-s's"ot
will, lie forced r.gst-.;,i. i,, ~! ~.':i.' " !'..
ll...i,2. damaged c,initt'.i, l. III ;s t''.:'
v".ilti b. saved from l"l
Tin laura was - ,,,r,, hniilr; i'aian'.,5ns e.
rranl,rnrl lIainr w:ls owed t,s !'r:l.z ir.'i -
Gar.tu,$ i,a. been r.or'it ai'";! :'''i: a .s'
ali,! wl~ .,ul Insured.
iyr ,.r.,. wa. .qi,...,! at ;.!.u' t!l,,.,'..'l
dollar. v;,- r,,',s':nrd h., Ne--r'. i'a.''!i.id :
Cope OF our city, and WI! :;Isu not i's"fed.
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Gs. lllE SrATE OF &uirll I'iI:nLlNA.
DARLING roS pisrHfrT.-IN EQUITY p. l.. IACol
ANp T. l.. rAGof. Administrators. PETER ).
I:ACuT. .s. TIL. HEIRS tNDtEEDrrOi;S nF rErEE
:, rAGOr-ir"n hearing iit' ltati:s in this case, II
j.. nn r,i.I " w.iiAEl..EE. Conn nI,lainant5 Soliei-
r "!,r9l that a rni slnnlar The creditors ri TIN late
Peter s. l:lcpt ,.omplainant- Intcsatc Lc required
m iil AMI prove their respective demands and debts in
Judgments AMI ",hrw>, aai..>r lie sa! lnirstatc. be-
r:, The Commissioner ~ this Court by "r bci"r': ,
nrSt ,!ay November nc, anu! i'll default thereof that
tcY hc ullrr,l I. h.n.:it any d,cr.r To b.
:,. ,"r.in AMI ti.! tc ,"ulmis, on.r t ;hi5 Conri
do advertise tiIi order "n': rncn 'n 'Ac Darlington
>on'i,,n.r an,I ;l, Charleston rad. NcWS, until III"
SAID ;irs lLy pt %":"rI:'.r n'A;
III" abo Is :: ,rr.e. trcn n original cr,Icr mad:
il. the alr"vccs-'.. lI.l -: february. l,r7
y. +. EDWli.ps. e. L. h. d.
commissioner ''ii'r, Darlington e IL. February -,
Isl: s:jttl F"bruars.j
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NJ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WIN. RTrM DINGTE az Candidate for the Sbcriffalty
nj the cnslinG election.
SaDtnmbcr 6a
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must bc pail on the wharf before delivery of Goods.
May G
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THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.

i@.Is,as<astSsss-sS sEEeR%1I
Steamer PILOT BOY ...... CAPTAIN W. T MoS;rrr.
Steamer ELIZA lASCOS.. Captain j. f ErcBAnIpor.
steamer FANNIE. Captain D. b. SrSrrSr
r EAVE ACCOMMODATIONS WHARF CHARLESTON.
L. and Charleston Wharf, Savannah. every MopCayi
wcdp's lay. Friday and saturday mor:ngs at ocloeS
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston ever, Friday and
Sayannal ",:ry saturday.
The ELIZA HANCOCK leaves Charcsto, every Wednes.
day aud Saturday. aud Savannah every Monday and Fri
day
The FANNIE leaves Charleston every Mordsy, srd
Sarannnh every Wednesday. touching BluHton .oino
and returning
Freight received daily and stored free Of charge
Freight to all points except Savannah must be prepaid
No Freight received after sunse.
For Freight or Passage nppy to
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Rg -coNsIGNEEs PER STEAM
slIIr MONEKA, are hereby notified that she iR This
Ddydischarin, atNort Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf mt sunset will be stored at
pensc AMI risk of ownrrs.
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A1 MESSRs. EDITOGS:-pLEASE AN
NoINtE John T. MIIL.IGAN q Candidate for Sheriff
of Charleston District at the election i'll July next,
aud obigc.
THE MECHANICS AND woRKINGMEN.
cnpfoypI,nr
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CITY Nnnirx.

Byl Majnr-tir,,rral Ass;stan, Commissioner
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sy-MESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce (i,n. \. NJ. MANTdAULT n Candidate for
Sheriff ut tho ensuing election. CITIZEN.
Nornmber3 stn
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Ollic!al: President.
IT, V. SMITH. Er,.vl. l.cnt. Gu" AMI \. 4. Gcn.
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(LIN Az
GILMAN
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER

The Subscriber takes pleasure n calling the attention OF the
farming community 10 his IMPROVED Two NOTION
aID TWO WHEEL Reaper and Mooer, for the harvest of
lsG, As Combined Machine it is warranted 10 have no
hyperion.
As Grain Cutter 1t has the advantage all other
bined machines d slow motion the sickle, enabling the
operator drive AZ rapid than with the old
machines without increasing the motion Vi the sickle beyond
that which Is Necessary 10 cut the grain.
All -upcriuoGs motion Of the sickle requires power
20 propel the machine besides Increasing the Of gearing
and the liability 10 heat the boxes
More grain be cut IN day with this, and with lee
abor men and hOrses, than any other reaper muse.
Ii has side draughi, and be changed nv
from grain - grass Ia ve minutes without removing bolt.
A. mower, ha. quick motion the sickle knife
surfing all rssbc gra enabling the opera
drive SLOW rough ground, without choking lessen
the danger Of breaking should il Okruc-
ton. The Grass Cutters provided with Knife Sickle an
Iron Finger Bar ThrseiOurths Of the grass be- with
the sSkle: with iets Of the time saved ia .harpenn
the sickle. over tie knife
m TED number OF these mines bess nufactur
Ell at the V!i shop nf CusGmAn. ia Ottawa.
The nschiDcs can be seen at the Court Hous. yard.
R,teno9: Uriah Miller, George Bradshaw, Vim. ST. Clair
Levi Tucker Samuel Mclnturt james Spencer. NJ L. Place
VIM Williams Isaac Painter, A. Waters Joseph Davis James
". McCOri, ". u. Wright, }. Z. VmOr..
Jun l5-tf VIM. COGSWELL. Ottawa, III.
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Zpnrt, Grattp & QD'kanr.
a NEW WORD WANTED
For which quantity of over
ONE THOUSAND VALUABLE ARTICLES
Will be promptly paid as REWARD!

MEssRs. EDITORS: Having established our
selves at the OH Stamping Ground, we deem it
our duty to advise the public of the superior ex-
oellence of our goods, &c. On looking over the
advertisements in your valuable paper we find
that our neighbors have in use, in fact have used
up, in putting their unsightly mixture of old and
new goods, all of the words that would approx
mately express the superior inducements that we
are enabled to offer the public for reason of our
stock being entirely neD One party advertises
that his goods are the very best possible the very
cheapest possible and the very prettiest possible.
Another party advertiscs in the same manner,
another in the same. and SO on to the end of the
list Now all our merchants being high-minded,
honorable men, their advertisements being the
same, their goods and prices must be so likewise.
But, Messrs Editors our goods are at least two
degrees better, and as many prettier and cheaper
than those of our neighbors; and us there is no
word now in use that will bear grammatically
the addition of two extra degrees we offer, as u
reward to the party who will create and legalise
such q word, for our special use, (he cord to DO
az oVect:re,) quantity Of all of the following
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lpncb, Beattp s. Q'kane.

choice and NEST desirable goods, from our or's
stock:
REWARDS.
quantity Of fifty
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS!
Such as
English Poplins,
American do,
Missed Lustre,
Silk Stripe Lama,
Challi Lustre,
Goats Hair Leno.
Summer Empress Cloths,
Summer Reps,
Colored and Black Alpacas
White Alpacas,
Wool Delaines in all colOrS,
English and American Lawns,
Gro Grain and Gro de Rhine Black Silks,
French and Scotch Ginghalns in all colors.
quantity fh:y Style Of
DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
Such
Manchester Delaines,
Pacific do
Hamilton DO
Challi do
Lancaster Ginghams,
Glasgow do
Merrimack Prints,
Chochcco do
Sprague do
American do
Allen do
Dunnell do
A quantity Of
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choice and NEST desirable goods, from our or,
stock:
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ChCchcco do
Sprague do
American do
Allen do
Dunnell do
A quantity Of
BLEACHED & UNBLEACHED MUSLINs,
Such as
Stark Mill Sheetings,
Atlantic do
Lyman. , "a 90
Pepperell Go
Pepperell Mill Shirtngs,
Sussex do
Indian Orchard do
Wamsutta Mills,
Hills Semper Idem,
Tonsdale.
. quantity Of
BED TICKING,
Such
Amoskeag, A, C, A,
Amoskeag, A,
Conestoga, 30 inches,
York, 80 inches,
Pemberton, E.
quantity Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Such
Shetland, in colors,
Black Silk,
Thibet in oolors,
Stella, in colors,
Mourning,
quantity Of
DENNIS, STRIPES AND CHECKS,
Such as
Amoskeag,
York.
Uncasviie,
Haymakers
Union, No. 80,
Union. No. 80
quantity Of
WHITE GOODS,
Such as
Irish Linen, Birds Eye Linen, Jaconot Cambria,
Linen Cambria; Linen Lawn, Stripe, Dotted
and Check Muslin, Plain Stripe and Bar Main
sock, Swiss Muslin, Brilliants, Lace Curtains
Linen Damasks, bleached and brown, Linen
Handkerehiefs, Hem-stitched Handkerchief,
Lace, real and imitation.
A quantity of
WOODEN CLOTHS,
Broadcloths, Doeskins, French Cassimeres, Amer.
lean Cassimeres, Tweeds Satinets, Ladies'
Sackings, Kentucky Jeans.
quantity OF
COTTONADES,
Such as Farmers and Mechanics, Plow, Loom
and Anvil. Everett Double and Twist, Everett
Checks, York Checks, Pemberton Checks, Nan.
keens, plain and check
quan;iyo
LINEN GOODS,
For men and boys wear, such as Linen Drill
heavy, Linen Drill light, Linen Coatings,
Spanish and Blue Linen Duck.
quantity of
TWENTY VARIETIES WOOL FLANNELS,
Such as Gilbert's Opera in all colors,
Gilbert's A white IS white, "a white: Bel.
KNAPP Check Shirting Miners Check Shifting.
Miners Blue Shirting Miners Gray Shifting,
Twilled and Plain, Red, Plain Gray, Yellow.
A quantity of
NOTIONS,
Such as French Woven Corsets, Plain and Fancy
Parasols. Lace and Embroidered Collars. Linen
and Paper Collars, Mourning Collars, Bonnet
and Trimming Ribbons, Velvet Ribbons, and
others too numerous to mention.
quantity OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Such as Ladies Cloth Caters, Kid. Goat and Cali
Shoes; Misses and Child's Caters and Shoes
Mems Calf Kip and Cow-hide Boots Mems
Plow Shoes, Boys Boots and Shoes
quantity Of
HATS AND CAPS,
Such as Mems. Black and Colored, Boys do,
Childs do, Mens Straw and Chip do.
A quantity of
CLIO T II Nc,
Such as Black Frock Goats, Silk Missed Cass.
Suits, Harris Cass. Suits and complete stock
of other Coats Parts and Vests.
- . H.. ~ quantity Of a A
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
Such as Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Hoop Skirts,
Floor Oil Cloths, Table Oil Cloths Grain
Sacks, Carpet Sacks, Umbrellas, Batting, Wad-
ding, Burlaps, Shaker Hoods, Window Curtain
Cambria.
quantity Of
G ROCE Il Els.
Such as Green Tea, Black Tea, Japan Tea, Java
Coffee, Rio Coffee, Rice, Crushed Sugar, Pow
rprel Smear .,l Suuor f,lI,, S,,.,,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-15
THE FINEST SQUARE PiANo.FoRrE MADE
IN THE WORLD.

II has always been policy during the Tryar years
tina, have manufactured pianos t.r, thousand of which
in in the United States and Europe, give the
ne instrument at the lewest cot Our superior facilities
enable offer them from three hundred dollars
lees than any ans other first class house.
The tone Of these instruments remarkable for their
peculiar aud great brilancy Never losing their
quality when forced 10 their utmost capacity. The lower
register retaining pUstiyone.s does destroy the middle
and upper registers by mnEng with them in dsagrecabe
confusion. TIE refined beauty OF tone being equally delight
ul 10 the unpracticed aud 10 the NEST cultivated
They entirely style OF Piano. finished in the
.uperInanner with four fail cyrners front and
back, heavily carved lees and Tyre serpsnne se richly
morIed and each instrument fully warranted for I'VE
year, ,EDe Is lSoi-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-15

"ELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU il pleasant in
and odor free from all injurious properties and
immediate in its acn feb9-eowly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-15

XNANTED.-In'ormatio Of James Martin, who le!t
w Liverpool January, 1861. When last heard Of he
in Ottawa, La Sale County, Ill Any information from him
will be thankfully recev ed by his brother
MICHEAL MARTIN,
June l-ow. I. Mount Vernon ~. Liverpool, England
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-15
Our LATEST IMPROVED
NEW SCALE PAINO-FORTE.
GROW ESTEEM d. so.
1879 broadway, ".

These instruments after the ha,t.rng tesm
rsm the inst pianists i'll the country who solicitation
have tested them ia thu possible have been
The Van Buren press., 1867-09-13

- The latest invention is said to be
ink made from india rubber 1t has been
said that writers inclined to +" stretch sto-
ry' will make use of the article.