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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15
GENERAL GRANT TO GENERAL ORD, JUNE 23D.
Breuet Mqjor General E. 0. C. Ord, Command
ina Fourth District

ing Fourth OlStrlct - g---,,---
GENERAL "A copy, of your final in
structions to the Board of Registration, OF
June 10th, 1867, is just received. entirely
dissent from the views contained in, para
graph four. Your views as to the duties
of registrars to register every man who will
take the required oath, though they may
know the applicant perjures himself, is
sustained by the views of the Attorney
General. iaa. - ,s F'.-.-
My opinion is that it is the duty of the
Board of Registration to see, as far it. lies
in their power, that no unauthorized per-
son is allowed to register. TO secure this
end, registers should be allowed to admin
lister oaths and examine witnesses. The
law, however, makes district,commande
their own interpreters of the power and
duty under it, and in my opinion the At
torney General ormyseH can no more than
give our opinion as to the meaning OF the
law, and neither can enforce their views
against the Judgment of those made re-
sponsible for the faithful execution of the
law, the district commanders.
o. Very respectfully, your ob't serv't, q
| .' u. S. GRANT, General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD THE
Queen Washing Fluid Company will pay
any one the above reward who will bring
a fluid which will accomplish more than
the Queen Fluid, or for any preparation
which will be as economical for household
purposes, and save as much labor as the
Queen Washing Fluid. For sale by princi-
pal drug and grocery houses. je24- eodlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

A LIVELY MILL.-A rather lively mill,
considering the weather, came off on Sat-
urday night at the corner of High street
and Linn alley, between a couple of ben
zinists. They struck out heavily from the
shoulder, they did, 1t would take about
three such blows as they struck to knock a
fiysfrom a mans nose. They fought for
about three hours, shaking up the dust and
oyster shells at terrific rate, and wound
up by going off together to get drink.
Z FRUIT JARS for sale cheap at No. 1
Gwynne Block. ~ julyl5-dIOtw3w
S3-lO NofEs.-Holders of 3-1O notes
due August Is next, should have them con-
verted into $40 bonds before that time. If
theyIhold them till then they will lose fhe
premium, now over 8 per cent. o,ss
We are prepared to make the conversion
at our banking office on the most favorable
terms: ssg6 S5as5S5H q HAYDEN, HUTCHINSON & Co.
july 13-d1w fi9s55sa1s1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15
Number Registered in Mobile.

MOBILE, July 13.-The number regis
tered in this city is 5,8l4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ChoIera ar Fort Harke,

ST. LOUIS, June ia special from
Junction City. Kansas, says the cholera
broke out at Fort Harker June 2Sth; since
when, over dozen soldiers of the 3Sth col
ored infantry, several citizens, including
George X. Eaton and William Edwards, OF
the Quartermaster's Department, and 8
brother of Captain Arms, have died. There
are now nearly twenty soldiers in the hos
pital sick with cholera. Tne Surgeon
thinks the disease was caused by the recent
overflow of Smoky Hill river.
Citizens of Salina and one of Junction
City also died.
s Suicide. 49,
Major Cooper of the 7th Cavalry, shot
himself through the head in fit of tempo
rary insanity, while on march with Gen,
Arrival of Cavalry at Fort Harker.
Cavalry is rapidly arriving at Fort Hark-
er. The Indians have gone to receive
their annui.ies and goods from Leaven-
wOrth.' .a.s.
Major Winkop reports the Smoky Hill
route quiet. a'i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

Cincinnati Money HIarket-July IA.
-GOLD-ISsK buying. Ell
M0NEY-Market unchanged. st
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-JuIy 10.
G0LD-0pened at 13oK and closed at lss1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

Z FRUIT jars for sale cheap at No. ]
Gwynne Block. ~ julyl5-dlOtw3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

GEN. SHERIDAN TO GEN. GRANT, JUNE STH.
Governor Flanders assumed the duties of
Office to-day. He is man of integrity
and ability, and 1 now feel as though
were relieved of half my labors. AS it has
been heretofore, there was no security,
and feel as if the people of the whole
State have got rid of an unprincipled Gov
ernor, and set of disreputable tricksters
which he had about him. Nothing will
answer here but bold and strong course,
and in taking it 1 am supported unani-
mously by every class and party
[Signedl .-1- p. II. SHERIDAN,
---. ...- Major General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

--COrrespOndence with the Military
Com mnnders ON the Subject of Reg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-15

GEN. SHERIDAN TO GEN. GRANT, JULY ID.
did not get your dispatch of June 29th
until to-day. 1t was mislaid in the Wash
ington office. had already ordered the
extension in the State, except in the parish
of Orleans, until the 18th July, and after
the receipt of your letter of the 24th, the
extension was made indefinite. The boards
now have nothing to do in this city, and in
most of the parishes. .sser - 70
lSigned] P. II. SHERIDAN, 95t5 55os.
L. q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
Mexican Affairs.

Mexican aEsira are rs usual in pushing con-
dition. Tks latest news from Mexico is that 0rte-
ga has been csptured by Jrarez. This Ortess IL
Chief Justice of the Mexican Republic, and, the
terni Of Jusrsx having long SINCE expired, claims
to b, ,r eSTeio President by tho provisions of the
Con .titution. Thcso mon are tho leaders OF the
twu wing, Of tho ,o-cslled Liberal Party; and,
ac> ordipg to the late.t ncus the better man OF the
two bas been betrayed and captured. For it il
said that .Ortega wsp betrayed by chiefs who pre-
tend.d to cspouse his cause. The difference OF
principle between Juarex and ort.ga ssems to be
thi. thst tho former pleads necessity for bis rig-
orou. imposition of forced loans and ex'raordina-
~ contributions, and FOR tho eonsseation OF all
property of Imperialists or adh.rent' OF Maxi
milan, AZ hiI only means OF obtaining suppiei;
whi.o OrtegA is in favor OF amnesty and oblivion
Of the past. The Cabinet at Washington rseog-
nike Jusrex az PYe,idcnt Of the Mexican Republic.
In tie msantimo Ma1imilian is in tho capital,
making efforts, which seem to bs dying ones, to
retain his weak foothold. Tho French troops are
to return to France before the close Of March.
So the fsht in Mexico, which has for long
time Lesu triangular Affair between MsIimsian'
Juaro1 and Ortsga, may now be son'idered s'
narro wed down to a tno-tded skrimmage. Why
iors aot the Uuited s'sos solve the difficulty by
establishing "pro.eetorsto'" No matter whom
it protects, whsthe. MaIimilian, Jaares or Oris-
"a, 10 it protects the wretched and seemingly
sctursed country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
COMMERCIAL.

AusrsTA. February 2.
COTTON.-The market opened quiet in tie
morning, and sales were Effected at yeefcrday ::
figures up to the receipt cf noon adrices OF dc
cline in New York, which affected our msrket aad
it closed ut ahon, cent decline on yesterday.
prices. We refer to the actual sales rs ;ho only
correct quotations, which were lI6 bales, as fol-
lows I'll: at %, at 30, S at 3o1, ut 303. 81 ut
81, II at 3li, md bales 1t 81 cents. Thorsccp,s
Wtrs 306 bales.
GoLD.-The Brokers are buying at I35 and
selling at 1871.
SILvER.-Bukcrs are buying at l30 and SEX
ling at l32- Chronicle g. Sentinel
BACON-Sider, l6@G7; Shoulders l4@15;
Hams, 16@ is cts. p h.
BUTTER-Gosher, 49@45; country, 500
cHEEsE-2s@as ct.. IL ID.
CoFFEE-Rius 2T@2g; Java, 4S@45.
FL0UR-sl4@$ls,5o u bbl., according to
quality.s
81, so. Oats. si,Io@si,i5. Rye, $3.50.
CORR MEAL-sl,G 60 = bushel.
LARD-l2!@l6 cts. p ID.
sYRUp11s gallon, sl.o0@s1.75; MOlasses,
SUGARycuba, i4@ls; Crushed and Pow
.dered, 10; A, 17@1S; b and C, lSa 10 ects. p lb.
sALT-IirOrpOol,, u .a.k, $500.
RIcE-carolina, i2A@I4cts.
NEW YoRx February 2.-Cotton dull at 80 for
Middling Uplands; sulos eight hundred and hty
bales. Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat quiet
and steady; Pork shade irmer; New mess
$40 5000 81; Old ditto sls 81: Lard quiett !;
bn,rcls H!@l3s 'Whisesy quiet; Peas dull !;
Corn active, Ic better; Gold, 1864.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Cotton quiet. Mid
ding 331. Coffco and sugar steady. Flour quiet
Corn, receipts light; Prime white, 81 94j yellow,
9so Provisions unchanged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
Why TIE IMPEACHMENT WILL FALL.-

Why TIE IMPEACHMENT WILL FALL.-Cap
ital is proverbially timid at oil times, and il
may reasonably be pardoned for being unu-
sually fidgetty about : an event which, if.con.
summsted, or even seriously attempted, would
uusettls values aud depreciato Government
securities. to an extent that would 90 far to
wsrd remindipg'the country Q: the war dmeg
three years ego. There are psuy who sneer
q. tbe idea of tho removal Of Johnson by tho
legal process of impeachment inpairing the
Tsluc of Government bonds, OF increasing the
premium on sold. :, >.
Thcif stoiclsm would be moro reasonable II
they could explain, upon some other hypothe.
ii. ttlssn that they so ldftily dcridc. whJ the
other day gold jumped three per cent, when
in fact, as to international affairs, everything
was transcendantly lovely, and the ahserine
bird hung suspended at a very encouraging
elevation. But upon rigid inquiry it was dis
covered that gentleman BY The name OF
James B. Steadman, Of Toledo, Ohio, had
made his appearance on Wah street that
morning and expressed the conviction that
serious attempt was about to be made to i'm
peach the President, ardupon his mere opin-
ion gold had gone up three per cent.
New York stock and gold brokers attach
so much Importance to the matter that many
Of the leading firms haye seat agents to Wash.
ton 70 keep them supplied With early aps re-
liable iniosma:ion as to the progress mpdein
tho ajsecssop Of ippeachpept--s very foolish
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06

ES- A letter was recsiyed in Washington on
Friday from Broker ir Ncm York, whose name
and address can be furnilhed, and nho is Youehed
for as reliable, charging that the sum of s'O, oVo
wa, subscribed among the brokers in that city to
induce the Offering of impeachment resolution: in
the House. The letter .rrfsrs to one broker Whc
admits having subscribed $4,000. 1t does not iap,
pear that any money was ever paid.
Es- The New York Executive COMMITTEES ol
the Southern Relief Con- mission met on the eve
Mug Of tbc 2ud. It received additional informa'
tion cf the destitution of the South. 1t took
measures to make tho Working Organization Com
mit,ion complete and effective. The Traasurer
james NJ. Brown, reported. the receipts about
fourteen ihuu:snd dollars within three days, ten
thousand dollars Of which was in two equal sub.
.cr,p,ons from A. T. Strwart and Brown, Broth.
ers Co.
EsE" An old darkcy i, reported to BE- accumu.
lating fortune in Virginia BY tho sale # {, magie
lotion, which, he asserts WILL infallibiy strashten
kinky hair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
ST. Elmo.

This ia the popular book Of the day 30 popu-
lar that Carleton, the New York publisher, has
had to augment his forces to be enabled to supply
tho demand. St. Elmo is the third admirable
production from the facile pom of Alabama's gift
Cd daughter, Miss AUGUSTA ]. EVANS.
Had "Bsulsh" aud "Macaria" been the only
offspring of the extraordinary mind of their gift
cd suthor, Mit. EvAxs would, neycrtheloss, have
taken prominent position anon: tho first novel
ists, at least, of America Il Bsulsh" and
Mac.rin" is exhibited depth of philo'ophical
re ,s.rch bu. rarely attained by the best female
writers. But it il of tho third production Of Miss
EVANS erer-ready pen that ne are non to speak
And all NE are going to say is that St. Elmo Is
remarkably beautiful and true, !essnsi and INTEL
lectual, aesthetic and nomanly. We do not PFC
pose TO present TO our readers an outline OF the
plot, lest no should thereby do injustice to the
fair authoressj for, as even the mott brilliant
stone often owos the greater par Of its beauty to
tho skill displayed in its setting, so does the merit
of plot ore most Of its succc.s 20 tho grace OF
It, unfolding and the skill Of III presentation and
Development
Thore is hardly single page i'll St. Elmo that
docs not bear tho impress Of tho high order OF
talent accorded to its author by the almost unani-
nous voice Of the American press. In tho proper
,cceptation of the term, postry is not confined to
rythmical combinations of words; oft-tinfea there
is moro poetry to be found in what is properly
clslsod as prose than in rritiuss improperly dig
nihed by an appcllation they do not merit. In
illustration of this, re might quote hundreds OF
beautiful passages from St. Elmo; but thon no
extracts taken at random from so excellent 8
work, can convey just or adequate idea Of its
beauties as whole.
Parents can with clesr conscience put St. Elmo
into the hands of their children. It Is free from
all the guilty rapturea and slittering ind"csncios
of tho Braddons and Woods and Reades and Col
l;nses. The book may be had in Augusta at any
one of tho pisces where books are sold-0ates's,
Richards, Schreiner'a, Quinn'..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
HYMENEA.L.

MAna1sp, on the evening Of Jan. 24th, at the
re,idenee of the brides. fatder,,by Fev. Edward
walker, Capt. EDGAR aUERARD. of savan-
nah, 10 cHARLo oTTE, eldest daughter of D. R.
srloTnEH Esq, Of. Edssaeld. so.
MARRIED, on tho evening of Jan. soth, by Rev.
WE. wsltc,s, .. tho re:idsnss Of tho brides
fatheo,r, CAPT: JAMES pRATTfofAstovi'le Dist,
to Miss SUE sHARpToN; daughter Of A. SHARP,
4os, E.q, Of Edgeaeld District
MANNED, on tho 3lst January last, at the resi-
dcnce of the brides father, by T. II. Clark, ESQ.,
Mr.. JAMES STEVENS. and Miss ca ArHERINE
SMITH, oil of this District.
MARRIED, Jan. oath, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. Turner Watson, by Rev. E. W.
Hofnc; MrcIUCrUs B:KREPs and Miss HAN
NAH NJ. WATSON, all of this District. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
THE CELEBRATED
CRAIG MICROSCOPE

NtOMBINES instruction with amusement and
v lasts forever! Best, simplest, cheapest and
most powerful Microscope in the world. Magui-
fss II, 900 times, or equal to other Microscopes
costing $50. Made on an entirely new plan, re-
qurins no focal adjustment, therefore it can be
readily used by every one-eren by children. A
beautiful gift to old or youag. Adapted to the
family tircle es vol as scientific USE. Shows the
aluterations in food, thousands Of animals in
single drop of water, eels in vinegar, g3bules in
milk, blood and other fluids, tnbuIe. structure o.!
hair, claws on q hy's foot, alsO the Celebrate"
"trichina ,pir.lis," or pork worm, which is csus-
ing 50 many destbs smong pork enters, and in
fac, the objects which usy be examined in TIM
wonderful Microscope are without number. All
are invited to call and sso its great masnifying
power 1t took the hr't premium ut the ohio
State Fair. Liberal discount to Agents, Schools
and Dealers. Price $3.50. Packed 10 & neat box
and sont prepaid to any address on receipt Of
s2,75. Money can be sent by mail a. cur risk
Address GEORGE MEADE, Drawer 30, Racine,
Wis. e =.
Feb 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
Police Revolver from Remiugton'S
Arp,nry.

In another column will be found IN advertise
meut concerning this famous Armory, and ita no
les. famous Police Revolrers. The Arnory is
situated at Ilion, Now York. A member Of the
Advertissr corps has lately received ono of theae
Police Revolver, direct from the Armory; and it
is pronounced by all who hare seen and tried it
to be ono Of the very best arms in tho Revolver
line. Indeed SO profound is the satisfaction with
tho Revolver in question that another member of
tho slid corps has Oriered ono like it. For in
these Wild, dajointed times, men must on many
occasions at least, 60 armed; and if one must bo
armed, it wero certainly wiso to be well armed.
REMINGTON has nc Agent in Edgsfcld; but one
in Augusta, if wemis;ako net. But arms ordered
from tao Armory it,elf, will in all easoS be safely
and eIpedi.iously forwarded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06

The Springfield Republican, has the follow
ing sensible remarks on Jefferson Davis con-
dition:
Mr.. Greeley is reported to have used his
influence with the President, while at Wash
ington last week, in connection with Charles
O'Conor aud Mr.. Shea, counsel for Mr.. Davis,
to procure the release Of the nations prisoner
and it is said that th,re is prospect that ne
will soon bo released, on bail or parole. Mr..
Greedy will be blamed by some of his friends
for his persistent efforts to obtain the release
of Davis, but they are creditable both to bis
head and heart. Tho President, with'all bis
obstinacy in some things, has shown grea!
want of courage in this. The detention Of
en- alleged criminal without .ri,l for more
than a year and half, is in violation Of the
spirit Of the Constitution and the general
sense Of justice, and N this case the hardship
is aggravated by the nature of the crime for
which Davis Has arrested that OF completely
in the assassination of President Lincoln
Guilty, rs he is Of conspiracy against the ma
ton's lite, that furnishes no excuse for hold
ing him under accusation Of more cowardy
and monstrous crime. without trial and with
out apparent e7idence. II President johnson
had been both just and brave, he would have
released him on parole long ago.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
The w.etI, Coustitutionalist.

srocK1oxs4t Co., the universally well known
Proprieto.s and Publishers of tho universally well
knewn ana admired Augusta Con'ti'afioH"ti,t,
advertise, in another column. "a Family Paper
Th. Weekly Con,fifationalin." As is the Cons:s-
tnti,nol;a nj ftq Daily and Tri-W-ekly form,,
smrhs:ie.:ly all that could be desired in any and
every rsp.cs, 20 il it in it. Weekly form. Con-
,ilsling the pr,,ant irrcgularitJ and uncertainty
Of ,aail,, i. would not be III unwse thing for pso-
pie living far in the country, to place thoir de-
pen,lonee simost entirely upon weekly papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06

SUICIDE ON RAILROAD TRAIN.-We re
rret to learn, says the Columbia Phoeair Ct
yesterday, that Mr.. Mcconnell, (of the firm
of Mcconnell & Goodlelt, GreenNlle, S. C,)
willie in stste of mental alteration, COM
mitted suicide on Wednesday, on the Green
vile train. He applied to- conductor George
Isaacs for permission to go into his room,
which was granted, and, short time after
wards, when Mr.. I. entered the room, he
found the unfortunate man lying on bis face,
on the floor, with his throat cut from ear
to ear. An inquest was held on the body at
Belton.
Mr.. Mcconnell, we believe, was former
resident of Augusta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
Augusta Seed Store.

Thu place to buy Carbon Seed, in Augusta is
PsYnLR's. Let us tell you how and where to and
it. Go tn The eorner immediately below Mrs'
Frederick Confectionery Shop, or below the Au-
rusta Hotel, and then turn into Washington Stroot,
going in the contrary direction from the river,
and very few steps will bring you in sight oil
Pxxi.ks sign. Mr.. PSasLr 10 = courteous gcn-
t!em,a and very experienced snd accomplished
horteultur sliut. he has an advertisement in tti
paper to- which NE invite special attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
More Failures,

.,hs Colrmbia nail due here on Thurtdsy night
la.. Wac total failure, and the Same mail due On
Saturday, night did not reach here until Sunday
evening Whip up, Mr.. SrIcrN-snd let's have a
little moro punetuality. The p. o. Department gen.
orally establishes = Schedule By which to run. II
there is scch an arrangement oa the Columbia
Route NO would be plesrsd to have it tried awhile,
as ,vo arc ,ati.ted our postal ahnrs On that line
would be most wonderfully benefited thereby.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
Malice to Defaulling Tax Payers.

EUlyfNG received otderi from the Comptroller
EH tiene7si of South Carolina to i..ns E1eeu.
tions against all persons in hdsefeit District
rho have not paid their State Ti1es for the year
1866, hereby, to the end that tho laws, qf the
State may bo sustained, and tina, the burden Of
taxation may fall equally upon all, and that the
order above mentioned may becomplied Eitb,'re-
oue,t that every good citizen knowing the name Of
any one who hus not paid such Ta1. Will report
the same to mo as early as may be, by letter or
otherwise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06

SoMrruIyG REMA.EABLE.-The Yorkville
Enquirer learns that, on Saturday last, Ia
ay living near Rock Hill, in that District,
gave birth to daughter, and forty. two hours
aiterward she gave bi:th to another daugh'
ter and q son. The weights Of the infants
were, respectively, flse aud three-quarters,
sevan, end eight and quarter pounds, and
they are all, with their mother, "doing as
we'll as could be expected" The husband OF
this lady is over seventy years old.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv DDDJNA

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
upY ". F. DURIs0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District. .....a.'.-.
Whereas, Elijah Still has applied 10 me
for Letters Of Administration, ds 6onis non, on
all and singular tho goods and chsttes, rights and
credits of w. Msrion Dean, late of the District
Tbcso are, therefore, to cite and admon.sh all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me, At our
no1t Ofdiuary's Court for the said District to be
holdon at Edgefeld C. H., on the 18th day Of
Feb. inst, to show cause, if any, why tbs said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and'eal, this 4th ''ay Of
hundred and sixtyseyen and in tho ninety Hrety
of American Indsperdence.
w. F. DURIS0E, 0.H.D.
peb5. e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-06
A Friendly Warning.

A S Administralors Of the E,tate of DR.. ]. F.
IA ADAMS, decd, we are compelled to close
the affairs IF the Estate ~ expodtiously as pos
able, and as an inducemepi to parties indebted to
settle without further delay, we nro now sfering
better and moro liberal tcrIns to 'nid parties hsn
will bO offered again List a snssam 10 'aa
Attorneys, forthwith. Alter Return Day none
need expect indulgence. -
JAS. T. ADAMS,
gob5 IW Adn'Ors.