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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Wednesday, May 20, a.
AscoueH MAGcIE A., eldest daughter Of George STAN
clif, Esq, all Of this city. +e.a
DAyIs-BuRrrs- on Sunday, May 20, by the Rev.
OF James Buris ESQ.,, both Of this city. No cards
Monday nay AZ ~ 4 the resi-
WILLIAM KsArp 70 SARAH A., daughter Of Peter Hidden,
Nu1rrsa-fRsxKaE On Tuesday, May %, AZ one
the Rev A. Canaed, W. II. H. Murine, OF Nov York
city. 70 Miss SARAH N. rREnkRz Of Brooklyn y.
Psrz-Krr-M Hoboken, N. J., ON Wednesday, May
90 at the residence Of the brides stner * me hss =
nOhI Pay. psa 81 asays Kpp Rsa tie former
f'1f OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wsisrvllst:. N y, on
M sursSss church. mr. Joms j. vasDrraoOv, New
YORK. 10 Mss Loursa c. daughter Of George Nichols,
Esq, Of the former place.
Died.
Ar,,sos-u Fort Lee. N j.. on Tuesday, May q,
JAMS .o aged = ys y Inc fay AR arc respect
,n nvs,sd 40 attend the funeral Friday afternoon
At one o'clock from tho residence Of hts mother Fora
Ls p.s. In Brooklyn on Tuesday May a. scsrs W,
r,fe Of Charles W. Beeboe and daughter Of the late
Tre rs,styss and friends OF the family invited 70
attend the funeral this thursday afternoon M three
o'clock, from her late residence, no Ios lawrence
street. The remains will be taken 10 GREENWOOD
BslI--In this city, on wednesday, May 70, ElEASoa,
widow OF Benjamin Bel.
funeral on Friday afternoon two O'Clock from her
late residence, 36t Canal street -.
sad wsys .0' * n ysss
Morsl, aged % years and months. u.
The relatives aud friends Of tue family respect
Of her father, ITO Duane street on Friday afternoon, 81
BaAisI-A. Irvina.on. N. J.. soruA BHArss widow
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Since January 500 375 03o sso5le,sbs $50 SAG
Tho foreign imports at New York for the week, Since
January 1867 and for tho corresponding period OF the
past two yeap, compare as follows
1855. 1860 1867.
Dry goods - $3.50 200 $l,0oT. S37 6925, 72o
General mdse... 2s5l,660 3,377547 S,365,761
Total for tho week s3504.S23 $43s5,3S4 a 291 400
Prev reported. ID T89 ISL 12l, 1853, 255 90 1858 697
Since January $751; o4 $12e 1873 $50 $1oa 1877
The commerce Of New York from July TO date Of
each OF the years mentioned compares follows
ls64-65. 1S65-6o 1865
Imports mdsc $3.50 1874 $50 $2es 222 s37 1924 29
ESpts epecie... 3S,4l0, $50 3S,473,70 83,24o 4l5
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expired portion Of the week have been follows
Receipts. Recefps. Payments. Bdldrccs
Nav 81. .s417,ooo $1ls5,609 $47o2097 $12s 65i T31
May %. $4,000 3o33, 6S7 1850 1914 129, 25S 225
May 90. a5I 900 225903l 1872 1873 1870 71b l23
Tho EXPORTS exclusive Of specie, from New York 10
foreign ports for the week ending May 49, and since the
commencement OF tho year, compare as follows with
those for the corresponding periods in 1895 ard 1866
1895 1866 1867
For tho week 49,. 81, 1853 500 81 260.S55 81 ,sl5.222
Previously reported o. 42l 483 81 269,003 10 $500
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The receipts for customs and tho receipts payments
and balances a, the Sub Treasury IN this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been as follows
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08
'ED CDTSgiNEBs's'EVtsS.

INlE ADVERTISER having been restored TO
l health in a few VIC IS by II very simple RENE
dy, after having Suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, and Tim, dread disease Con-
snmption--is anxious to make known to his fel-
low-suflcrcrs the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of chargc) with the lircc-
tons for preparing and using HE game which thcy
will lind ~ SURE CunE rOn CoNsrMrrIoN, ASTHMA,
bh"NcniTis, Cor0lis, CoLps. and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the advcri-
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted. and spread information which he con
cclvcs to be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
er will try his remedy. rs it will cos, them no,h
ing and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
ihe prescription, FREE by return mail will please
address REV. EDWARD \. NILSSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Now York
May 6, 1857 33 l..
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100000,
Il OR O Me DOLr,A AR
'Ahc HcrCEaaMss' AZ NEaaaufactg.rers'
JEW ELRY ASSOCIATION


,A,h'o your attention t" the fact of its being
n nv 'h'gnS' ana most p"puiar Jewclry AS
o".,''h III me G"'led States The business is
''i' ~ ''lwSs mas poem conducted in the most can.
i'u anu n'n"rab'c manner Our rapidly in.
,.;.,;,, r ''"u' s sure guarantee OF the nirrc-
;n, .;.,h | w. i"'r"nS iof ''L'S nHthou OF obtain
,,5,; 's.;' o'eS'a' n'.' costly goods. The sudden
"",.on ol 'f"or IN Europe owing to the lutc
I',s's ISIS IN f,F's nn4 recent disastrous financial
tn'se n",hoet o' 'e"e'ry houses 'n h'''. S..
ini's' on:,su" 'ncm 10 SCH 'l'c.r LOOMS ~ >
S'..i sHet'!l': !" s's!' instances less nan ono
,n'su j., .nocos, VI mnnniacsur'ng. Ne nave Iato
~ ','rchaSca very largely ot these Bankrupt
u@'uS' At snch eStrcma'y low prices that we can
"h''o 10 sem, away flnef Goods, and give bet.
,i ,l' '''''.ceS 10 ara" ,ne most valuable prizes
,,'n any "m,r .f estnh'l,i'm,ent dong similar
n"n''',Hs. " - ~ l" ~ fhEAoF' and we
,i,I ,uriI'.'' s,'i''.' your N".f"haSc' as wo arc
U,'"''' ' w s,v'nS .h' utmost "a'S;at''"n' D",
ring ihc past y,nr We haze forwarded IL lumber
~ ,',r "'''Tr ~, a"..'e l'r,"eS :" "s' iarts "f thc
,hn r.. i r.,,n,r ,,; i'a''"''aNc us "''' i"Hc''e
Wy ~ '''"c "l 'hc'r ,h'hev. MS no article on
'''' .>' ~ worth less 'aan V'c Dollar. retail
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Partial List OF Articles to bo Sold
FOR ON DOLLAR.

10 Chickcring Grand Pianos wort!. $500 to S7OO
I'D Elegant koSewoml Pianos 300 to $50
10 Elegant M"loaeons, Rosewood case, I7a to $50
40 First Clrs| Sewing Machines ln TO 800
- I'm" ''i flinihgS 30 TO 100
10" rf,N !'n"! t.n3fnringS. framed, 20 to 30
10 MuSr, Envrs y, ), IN
100 Ecvolvinr ia:rn. C,sinrs silver 1V ia 4,
80 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets n.to 81
loI Sets OF Tea nml Table Spoons Nto 40
1910 Cola Hunting Case Watches war
m rn"tcd' SO to $50
100 Diamond Rings, cluster and SIN
gle stone. =, to oG0
- no!'l Watches sl 10 10
500 Ladies Watches f., ION
~ i"''r Watches 20 to Is
Diamond Pins Brooches and Far Drops, La.
dies Sets of Gold and Coral, jet and Gold. Flor.
ccnt'nc. Mosaic, LAVA and Cameo: Sets Of Studs
Vest and Neck Chains plain and chased Gold
Rings. Gold Thimhlcs. L>ckcts, new styo Belt
Buckles. Gold Pens and Pencils. fancy Work
'I h"xes; $; Colo Pens with Gold and Silver Ex,en
SION Holders, and largo assortment Of Fine
Silver Ware aud Jcwelry Of every description,
of the best make and latest STYLES
E+7J" y cliHucc 30 obtain ANY If the above arii
c!cs for ONE DOLLAR, BY purchasing Il sencA
envelope for - cents.
%ss# Five Scaled Envelopes vii! ir sent rr
81; Eleven iNr 50; Thirty for !:j; Six,y five
for $lO One Hundred inr SO.
Agents. wanted Everywhere.
tnrGnallod Inducements offered to Ladies'
and Gents who will act rs such. Our dcscrip.
tive circulars will lie sent on application.
Distributions are made i'm the following man.
ncr. Certificates naming each article and it's
value are placed in sealed envelopes which are
well mixed. One Of these oncelurcs containing
the Certificates or Order for some article, will
be Delivered At our Office. or sent hy mail to any
address. without regard TO chuice, on recent of
On rcccliiimgS' the Ccrlncatc rrc purcn..,.
Will sec what article il draws aud it's value ami
can send Om Doi'ar and receive tho article
named. Purchasers Of our Scu!ci E,sreinpcs
may, in this manner, obtain an article worth
from o.,c 20 FIVE hundred dollars.
Long letters arc unnecessary. lTavo the
kindness 10 write plain directions. Orders for
SEALED ENVELOPES must in every case be
accompanied With tho Cash. With the name Of
the person sending. and Town. County and
State plainly written. Letters should be ad.
dressed to The Managers. MS frllnws:
JACKSON, CORNISH e. CO.,
1913 u l05 Broadway,
New York.
April 4. 1867 % 3m
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

A LII persons within the limits of Division No. 21.
"a In any way liable to taxation under the Excise
laws of tho United States, are required TO mako
their returns Immediately. Manufacturers, Mor-
ehants, Professionals, Keepers of Stations and
JOCKS &c., Nc, must register for License at once
FAILURE to do so will subject parties to heavy pen
altes.
Division No. 81. embraces the I'd Regiment. s.
O. nj. Office Mt Pekens g. H., wher. ! can be
round every Monday, Friday, and Saturday, until
II. A. II. GIBSON.
Asst. Assessor, Div No. 81
3d Collection Dist of S.
Nov. 20. 1866 10
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w ondcrful but '1'ruc.

M ADAME REMINGTON, tho world.re.
lYh noSncd Asrrol"giSt aud Solnnnmbuls,c
Cl"rr"yant, while in clairvoynnt state, deli
neateS the very features of the person sou are
to marry. and by tic mid of an Instrument of in
tense power. known as tho Psychomotropc,
guarantees to produce perfect and liie.lkc
picture t3 the future husband or wife Of tho ap
plicant. with date Of marriage occn patton lead
infs traits of character &c. This is no imposi.
ton. as testimonials without number can assert
l5y stating place Of birth, age disposition, color
"i eyes and hair. and enclosing fifty cents, and
s'awped envelope adilresscd to Yourself you
VIII receive tho pic'nre by return mail. togclh-
or with desired information.
Efsy" Address in confidence. MADAME Ger.
THuDE REMScroS, p. O. Box, 297, West Troy
New York
Feb lG, 1867 81 lv
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs--IN EQUITY.

IllE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcKENs--IN EQUITY.
Edward d. Calhoun, Admir-, Bin for Injunction,
John l'. Earle and others. Partition &e.
pom hearing Tho Bill, in this case, and on mo,
" ton of MIR. Burt, Compluinants Solicitor: II
is ordered, that Writ of Injunction do issue, 10
be directed to John b. Earle, claiming to bc cred.
itor of w. Ransom Calhoun, restraining him from
prosecuting his suit against Edward b. Calhoun,
administrator dc donis non of W. Ransom Calhoun:
that an Injunction be issued, to be directed to the
said John B. Earle William a. Lny, Executor, ind
William H.. Sargent clniming to be creditors Of
Henry d. Calhoun, restraining them and each ef
them from prosecuting their suits against tho said
Edward b. Calhoun, as Administrators of Henry
d. Calhoun; md that the sad parties, the suing
creditors and all other creditors of w. Ransom
Calhoun. and Of Henry d. Calhoun, be onjoined.
and they arc hereby cnjoincd from commcncinr
suits at law, and from prosecuting suits already
commenced against the said Edward B. Calhoun,
MS Administrator for debts alleged to bc due to
them or either of them, from the sad W. Ransom
Calhoun and from the said Henry d. Calhoun.
ROBr \. THOMPSON, c.E.rp.
Com'rs. Office, March 12, 1867 If
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Notice to Gre difors.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQuIrY-PICKENS
Martha a. B"sgs, Adm'x, si'l.o Administer Es
E,h, cr;,Gn vs. ID o,,o.. tnte M in E;ynity, Re.
IN hearing the Bill la this cause, and on
~ motion of Whitner g. Yhtner, Complain.
ants Solicitors, it is ordered that a Writ nf In.
! junction do issue, to he directed to Elihn Griffin,
Doars restrsna, 20 Re creditor Of Thomas Inmiton
suit further against Martl,r2 prosecuting his
tra.rix Of Tho said Thoms Hamilton II Rn,,,n minis
and that the said Elihn Griffin, tho suing cfHu,
itor, aud al! other creditors &C Thomas iIomi,-
ton B"ggs be enioincd, and they arc hereby
onipined from commencing suits at lnw, and
from prosecuting the suit already commence !
against the said MarlhaA Boggs, ns A,lminstr;
tr'S, tor debts alleged to be dne to them or ei
Eogss.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON c.E.r.p
Comrs Office, April Q. 1867. 20-:}m
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Ii E A u Il v!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen & Silkon
saHrr, Gy1rIc

DRODUCED by tho use Of Prof DEBREUY'
IL FRISEE T.Fi CIIEV EUX Ono appiica.
tion warranted to curl tho most straight and
stubbopn hair Of either sex into wayy ringlcts,
or heavy massive cuvls. Has been used by tho
fashionable Of Paris and London, with tho most
Price Price; BY l;, mal, ssaled m apa Postpaid ST. Dos,
0ERSHUTTS & Co.. % Chemists si u.ys M gsS R;yor @
s,atas s1roes Y, Sole Agents for tho United
Feb M, 1867 o. 10
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MILLsToNEs! !! MILLsToNEs!
April 4. 1867

TIE undersigned wishes to inform those in want
OF the above mentioned articles that they can
be supplied with very superior 9uoliw If C0rn
Stones, Of my szc. nj reasonable rates. Al work
finished viii, any draft or lrcss required by The
dressed md balanced with the-PATENT ADJUST.
TBLE SifOr BALANCE tho, post accurate now In
use. For terms &C., address w
G. MAYHEM.
Anderson C. Ir. S. c, Oct. S, 1866.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

ea. THE SUBSCRIBER living ,m experience
M,1Ae Of Of many years in the Hlsinesso Of repairing
offers his services to his friehds and Tho public
generally, in that line OF bpbiness Charges for
oil work rs reasonable as possible. All work war
ranted II well used, He win also eyo his atten-
tion to the requiring Of Mus!d !dAB issTRuMsNrs. I
His place Of businsss is YALHALLA, nearly
opposite the Post Office: ~
April 4, 1867 \. ed 4 smMeow
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rllE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Flick cRss-In fIouity.

is'a' u. hva'', ct.als, ! Bill for Construction
= Vs. Of Will, Account, Par
+. n. Garvin, Ex'or, c.nls tlion, Sc.
u appearing to my satisfaction that J. addison
L Boggs and wife Sarah, Il. Thompson Ca,npbel
-- Dyer and wife Mnry. Thomr rson Evnil, and
the hcrs-n law Of Wilinm Mips Evau. names Nd
n',n"ers unk:-nwn defendants in this case, reside
beyond the limits of this State: On motion of
WnlfNEG WmlTNEH, compsinant's Solicitors /,
is ordered FIAT these said absent defcniGats do an
pear in this Court. and plead, answer, or tcmur 10
the bill OF complaint filed against them, within
forty days from The publication hereof or nh or
der pro contcsso will be takcnsagnins them
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, oE.p.p.
Comrs Once, Nav ID, 1861 34-~6
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State or soutIl Carolina.
IN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IN 'oRDiNANf--CiThTIOS.
WHEREAB, John Dwis hath applied to me
for letters Of administration upon tic Estate Of
Alfred NJ Carpenter, deo'd, lao of tho District
ct fiJkeas ard State aforesaid The kindred and
creditors Of said dcoenscd, are, therefore, cited to
appear before me nt pickcns G. III. Oh Monday the
Bird day Of .June next to shew cause, if any they
can, why said lcttefs should not be granted. Given
under my hand and soal this 18th day Of May,
1867.
W. L. H0LCOMBE, ORD.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY TIE
Merchants and Manufacturers
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION.

lo3 and 1873 Broad,cay, Ncw York city,
Or Rosewood Pianos and Molodeons, Fine Oil
Paintings, Engravings, Silver Ware, Gold
ana Silver Watches and Elegant Jewclry,
consisting of Diamond Pins, Diamond Ringa,
Gold Bracelets. Coral, Finrentinc, Mosaic,
jet. Lawn. aud Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders Sleeve But
tons. sets of Studs, Vest aud Neck Chains,
PLAIN and chased Gold Chains, &C., &C., val
ucu mt
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
James \. Johns
Dill fer Partition.

FTEkENS--IN EpUIfY.
James \. Johns
! Bill fer p, riif
| i appearing to my satisfaction that Lila Johns,
l John Roberts aud wife Mary Jane Roberts de-
PENDANTS III this case, reside without The limits Of
This state: On motion OF NORTON, complainnnt's
Solicitor. il is ordered that the said absent de.
icnd1nS'to appear in this Court and plead. answer
or d'm',r to 'hs bill OF complan filed against
them, within forty days from he publication here
OF, or an order pro confcsso will be taken us to
them.
EOB'T \. THOMPSON, cErn
Com'rs. Office May 5. 1867 33--6
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LONDON, May 6.-Notwithstan,,ing dec
clarations TO the contrary, il is thought the
Government will not carry into execution the
death sentence of tho Fcnan prisoners
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sem'rs. olliSeda olliSaRiEE RaiEEy 8. iEUpMpsoN. cs,r.p.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

I" AIY"uJ tChchS.
'N'"''' Ns''S' va e' Bill for Pavilion, Ro-
Eliza Rankin, ct nls lief &c,
'fliE complainants' having filed their hill in this
a case. anu It appearing To my satisfaction thn,
The heirs Mt law ct Snrry Eaton, whose names
number and residence are unknown William Cur
iis; heirs at law OF Naman Quits. whose names
and nnnberare unknown Joseph DonnllSon John
Donaldson; Jerry York and wife Peggy York -
lanGs'on and wife Hctsri Lnngston: Richard rur-
ncr and wife Sally Turner: Surry Kelly and Tnrl-
ton Kelley; Sarah Calhoun, widow Of Warren;
heirs at law OF Susan Beatty. names. number aud
resiI,nnc unknown: defendants in this case re
side without the limits Of this State On motion of
NoRroN. comrlainantS' solicitor. il is ordered that
the said absent defendants do appear in this Court
and plead, answer on dcmur TO the bin Of com.
pinint filed against them, within torty DAYS from
the publication hereof order pro con tS$s, will
be taken to them.
RoH"r. y. THOMpSON,' c.E.r.p
Com'rs Office, May Is, 1867 6
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Nov. 20. 1866

l IiE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINN.
IN EQuIrr-PICKENs.
J. Y. Jones
Xiii ror p,ri;t;op g.,
}. Il. Jones and others.
appearing to my satisfaction that Stephen
a. Jones, james Is. Jones, John G.. Elson and
wifc Saina Elston, John N. Sloan, Theodore b.
Sloan, William ID. Slonn, and Clark ID. Perry, de-
iendan's in this case. who reside without the linn
IT'S OF this State: On motion Of NoRroN. complain
mt 8 Solicitor it is ordered, Tint The said absent
defendants do appear in this Court, and rlend,
answer or demur, to the bill of complaint filed
against them, within forty days from tho puhca-
ton hereof, OF "n order pro coniesSo will be nnlc
as 10 them.
san,,rs. olli1esn, R4Hy 8. EUNMpsON. c.Er.n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-24
Negro Suffrage the Only Relief
the Radicals Offer.

The Wyandot Union thus briefly but
pithily shows that Negro Suffrage is the
only remedy the Radicals propose to afford
the people for the multiplied and oppres-
sive burdens under which they. groan:
The people are weighed down with a
burden of debt and taxation that has no
parallel in the history of the world. What
measure OF relief do the Radicals propose?
What does their press advocate? What do
their Conventions declare for? Nothing
but "Negro Suffrage!' They think that
this will pay the poor mans taxes and
remedy all pecuniary suferings. When we
ask the Radicals if they think the property
of the rich bondholder should be exempt
from taxation, while that of the soldier
who shed his blood is taxed, they answer,
Negro Sufr;IgT!
When we ask them if there ought to be
two currencies, une for the people and one
for the bondholders, they answer, negro
suffrager' Their only panacea for the
troubles of white men is the bringing of the
negroes to the ballot box and to the social
circle. This is the cure all with them of
everything. What if the poor man is
made slave of debt and taxes, if Africa
votes? Looking at it in this light, the
Republican papers talk of nothing but the
negro and his right?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-24
FROM McCoNNELsVILLE.
loorrespondenee of the Ohio statesman.l

McCoNNELsvILLE, o., Aug. 81, 1861.
EDITOR ONO STATESMAN The Demo-
cratic Mass Meeting advertised by the
State Central Committee came off in this
place on this day.
; The meeting was large, with much en-
thusiasm. Good Judges estimate the num-
ber present at 5000. The display of the
procession. by township delegations was
in admirable good taste, and ELECTED the
applause and praise of all persons. r9I
Old Bristol came into town with its three
or four hundred delegates in procession,
followed by large delegation from Meigs-
vile. II fe.a..ts. t
In the Bristol delegation were thirty
six young ladies on horseback, dressed in
white, with red sashes and suitable caps.
These thirty-six young ladies. aided as
they were, by like number of young
Democrats, represented the States that of
right belong to the Union. The ten States
now out of the Union, and held under mill
tary rule as dead States, were represented
by ten young ladies, appropriately dressed,
bearing banner inscribed, The Federal
Union must be preserved. We ask, under
the Constitution, to be restored, with all
the dignity, equality and rights of the seve-
raj States unimpaired."
Meigsville made like display, with flags
and martial music by the "Smith Band.'
Windsor township was on hand with 6
large and enthusiastic delegation, headed
by ''Legett's Band" of excellent martial
music. On this occasion the "McConnels'
Vile Silver Band" was out and headed the
procession. f'- a.
The meeting was held in the grove east
flown. 1t was eloquently and satistacto
rily addressed for about two hours by E
B. Eshelman, of Columbus, Ohio,
Hon. Daniel 5. .Uhl, Democratic candi
date for Lieut.. Governor did not make hi
appearance, from some cause yet unknown
to u.s.. -E'if --
In the evening large meeting was hell
in front of the Court House, and was ad
dressed by Judge Gaylord and Mr.. Eshel
man.
Notwithstanding the disappointment il
the non appearance OF Mr.. Uhl. the peo
pie were highly delighted with the turl
out, the display and the sentiments pu
forth. Yours, &C., J. NJ. G..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-24
NOW FOR REVOLUTION,
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON. the great English
Astrologst. Clairvoyant and Psychometrician. who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight as to enable her to impart knoWl-
edge of the greatest Importance to the single
r;ed of either SEX While in state of trance, she
delineates the very features the person you are
to marry and by the aid Of an instrument of in
tense power known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees to produce alfe-ke picture of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant together with date Of
marrase position in life leading trai of charac-
ter. &C. This is no humbug as thousands Of testi-
monials can assert. She will send when desired
certified certificate. or written guarantee, that the
picture is what 1t purports to be. By inclosing
small lock of hair, and stating place of birth age
disposition and complexion and inclosing fifty cents
will receive the picture and desired information BY
return mail; All COMMUNICATIONS sacredly conf
dental. Address in Confidence. MADAME E. F.
. mar25-dawly