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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16
Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.

DsE~ Just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars of every descrip-
ton, &C., &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
THos. SCANTLIN & Son,
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BD- Everybody that wants extra
-four buys Bingham's Pastry. for sale
in sacks or barrels, by
aug. 3 Ind. II. ID. ALLIs & CO.
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BsE~A large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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EVANSVILLE BUSINESS eOLLEGi

Corner fIrstond ZINE Streets.
EvANsvI1EE.ISt
1g-ULL scxs0LARssaIPs issued
~ s35 90.
al are il vlted - cat4 and examine 81.
course of Instruction., or ~ead address Al,
gscsive by. rehsss, maui coiteSe 4ArcuIa.
vvfth Sns~.-ns8- ~ pnnsaaD>Ssp ..ad .Iou-
gisning - :. &ANFtELD.
aa3S dom sSjDs1.
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Caafk's .spooi Cotton is s Cord to 50.

Ia Go to Carlin's aud try the
best Gutter in the city, professor Cot
ter, a Cutter Of fine reputation in
Eastern cities. jy30tf.
.Nil.earal's Need1es Cor sale everywhere.
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BINDING.-Persons having volumes
of "Shakesp are" and Eminent
Americans they wish to have bound
in the neatest and best style, in Tur-
key Moro co, or in any style. at the
lowest rate, can be accommodated by
leaving the books at the JOURNAL
Office.
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PERsoNAL.--N1r. j. I. Thompson,
representing the house of Watson &
Berg, Cincinnati, formerly of this
city, was in the city yesterday. He
reports all the former citizens of
Evansville now located in Cincinnati,
as in good health, and prospecting de-
spite of dull times, but thinks some
of them would prefer liking in Ey-
ansville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16

THE SYCAMORE STREET SEWER
This work is progressing finely.
When it reached Eighth Street it
took a curve. and extends down
Eighth Street to Vine Street. to which
point it is now finished; thence it
curves around into Vine Street. to
the Longworth Tract. When COM
pleted, it will be, we believe, the
longest sewer in the city.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Henry Feldmann and
John Il. Schrichte has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Schrichte continues the bust
ness at the old stand, No. 80, Main
Street. HENRY FELDMANN,
JOHN Ell. ScHRICuTE.
Thanking the public in general for
their liberal patronage extended TO
Us, [ recommend a continuance Of the
same to my former partner.
HENRY FELDMANN.
In order to make room for a large
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, |
now offer s~easonable Light Cloth and
Cashmere Suits at much reduced
prices. JOHN I'll. ScHRIcHTE.
aug 15-4t.
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DJ~ Twenty boxes of new lemons
just received at the New York Gro
Gerry, PARSONS, ScoyTLLE, 4 Co.
Ladiesl use ClarEs Spool Cotton.
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R1rLetter Heads, Ri Is Lading,
Shipping Tags, &C., gotten up in ex-
celsior style and at short notice, at
the JOURNAL Office.
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WHAaF IAPRovEMENT.-The river
having declined sufficiently, the paw
chs have resumed work on the lower
portion of the wharf, and viii be
able to complete that section we pre-
sumo bySaturday or Monday night.
They put in a heavy deep curbstone
Tor the pavement to rest against, and
we thihk there ueed be no apprehen-
sions Of it Slipping, We. are of the
opinion that the river will be get
much lower than 1t is now. and have
no doubt that the wharf might be
pushed several feet further into the
bed of the river. Before the late
rise the river was about three inches
lower than it was any time last year,
according TO the marks on the
wreok of the Missouri. Every
thing at present indicates extra low
water, and that it will continue until
late inlthe Fall, as it did Id 1856,
when navigation was extremely diff
cult until the first of November.
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Machines Use Cark's Spool CoAon

BILLS OF LADTNG.-We have on
hand a good stock of Bills Lading,
bound or loose; the finest quality ever
offered in this city. If
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CRY ORDERS FOR SALE.-Inquire
at-the ~0FFfcE.-
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VINCENNEs UNEvERsITY.-We di-
rect the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of the Vincennes
University. This institution com,
enc its Fall term under favorable
auspices, having secured the services
of Rev. DR.. Chapman, Rev. w. II.
Carter, LID. whose scholarly abili-
ties are known to many of our citi-
zdns, and Prof. Pitman, principal of
the Grammar department. Connect
ed with the University is, also a de-
partment for young ladies, in charge
of an accomplished teacher. We
commend this institution to the young
ladies' and gentlemen of Southern In
diana, and wish for it a year OF pros
perity and usefulness.
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Hand sewipgtry M1ioard's Needles.
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81 Co.'S

German EPasiYe Soap
frs MANUFACTURED FFsssH PyRE
d. materials, and may be considered the
BrANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. For sale by
G1.grocers. linay24 Iy
azS- The AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover
Street Boston, is the largest and best ar
ranged hotel in New England. The Sleep
Ing rooms are spacious and well ventil ted !:
the suites of rooms are we'll ARA naed. ana
completely furnished for families amt large
travelling parties. aud the house wiu con
tAnue to be kept as a first-ciaSs hotel in
every respect. Is NICE,
fun2S dim Proprietor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16

DIED OF APoPLExY.-A man named
Peter Anton Candrian, a native Of
Switzerland. aged about g years. was
found dead Yesterday morning in his
room 1t the house of John Egler,
where he boarded He was found
lying on the bed, with his feet on the
floor aud on his back. Coroner Hav-
lin held an inquest over the body. and
the verdict of the jury was, died of
apoplexy."
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, Take none other tina C2a,ks Catton
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B4rCall at the JOURNAL Office if
you want Business Cards. Checks,
Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &C.. in the
best style.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16

BASE BALL ToURNAMENT.-It has
been suggested to US that the Base
Ball tournament. open to the whole
country. would be a winning feature
for the Southwestern District Fair.
this Fall. We think the suggestion a
good one. and submit the matter with
due difference TO the officers of the
Association,
The minds Of the whole country is
filled with Base Ball, and every city
and town. and almost every village
has its club or clubs, and if a tourna-
ment were made a part of attraction
for the Fair, We have no doubt it
would attract hundreds to attend who
would otherwise stay at home.
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MlUdrd'S Helic Needles. IN Puteat
Wroppers, are sunerlpr { 9 All others.
1sgr Merchant Tsilors nes goods ar
irving at the new establishmeDt-54
Main Street.
mar5 If SNTTHrS DARLING.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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sgr A full supply Of justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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Evansville and Charlottesville
GOING NORTH.
COMIxG SOUTH
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.

FROM TERRE HAUTE
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ESyELoPBs.-Ali kinds, in any
Quantity, printed in tasteful style. al
shortuotIce. and lowest rates at the
Journal Office.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16
A NefariOus,. Business.

1t is the richly foghted ship that is tracked by the
robbers Of the ea and the same principle it is the
popular specific that tho land buccaneers, called coun
terfeiters, select for their shining mark.
HosTErTER's STOMACH B1TTERs
stand pre-eminent among medicinal preparations in this
country The demand for them is something wonderful
unparalleled hence the countereitcrs know full well that
they can impose their fiery huids upon the people
that faous tonic they mako fortunes by the fraud
They are now ut work Detectives are on the trail Of
some ofte, and ohors have been already brought to
book Lot the public second tho proprietors In their e
forts to battle the reckless scoundres who seek a to
poison the community md swlnde the firm that has pro-
duced the finest Vegetable Bters eyer manufactur ed
Thinking to dodge the law the countefeiters are a1ing
to their bottles names resembling In orthography aud
sound that OF EOSTETTER, such ua "HooHsTErEEn,' .
"HoorsrpTTRn" and the Like. VIII the public bs kind
enough to look to this and to also that the label all
right, with its vgnette Of ST. George and the Dragon
and its tiny note Of hand, signed e HosTETTKR Il
SMITH ~ The propretors will do their part to protect
the million from imposition, and they aak the million to
be on tho alert against poers against their health
January IA :6 -. HoSTEITER SMITH.
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THE NEEDLE GuN.-In recent lecture George
Alfred Townsend said "Whilo in Europe fired a.
needle gun. It was awkward as the fir It pair Of
skates, and so heavy that thought it an imposs.
ton to bo obliged to hold the whole Of it myself
1t seemed enough avordupois for an entire pla,
as hard to turn as your door-knob when you 20
home from your '.odgo" at midnight. You must
hit this knob with the palm Of your hand, drive it
down, draw it back, put l.. Your cartridge MT 1t up
needle through a cartridge, and sends the ball
about half the distance OF q Springfield rifle bal.
You bruise your hand, swear, and after dozen
rounds have been fired, the brcech Of your gun
ut work with this weapon look as if thoy were
cracking walnuts, or opening oysters, or killing
mosquitoes You can certainly fire it six times q
minute after six years practice"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16

Poon OLD THAD The result Of the Republican
caucus at Harrisburg on Thursday, III nominating
Simon Cameron for United States Senator Tor
doctrines of Thad Stevens cannot be swallowed by
the people of that State. He received only seven
votes out OF tho eighty. ono cast. Fornoys infiu-
ence in Pennsylvania may also be calculated by
this number Of Republican votes i is thus eyl- e
dent that neither poor Old THAI nor the Chcvalior
Forney can lead i acorporals guard in their own
State. The stomach Of the Republican party there
is too weak to digest the pernicious Jacobin stuff
which Old Thad prcscribes for them.-Neso YORK
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WASHINGTON, January 15.-The New Orleans
Riot Committee will continue their Investigations
at Washington, and will summon before them
General Beard, who was in command Of New Or
leans at tho time Of the riot.
Missouri has submitted her bill OF expenses for
calling out and equipping State troops during the
war It amounts to 81, GOO, ,0O0 or s1,0000 600 less
than was at first claimed.
sued to the Central Pacific Road for twenty miles
more of completed road.
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EAsY MODE OF SHARPENING EDGE TooLs.-The
simplest method OF sharpening o razor or othor
edge tool is to place the nlade for about half an
hour in water containing onc-twentieth of its
weight of sulphurc or muristlv acid Upon taking
the razor out, wipe it off lightly on pie Q Of soft
rag, and in few hours afterwards set it on o
strop. The acid supplies the place Of q milestone,
by corroding the entire surface uniformly, 30 that
nothing but good polish is afterward needed.
This process never n.iuros good razors, while poor
ones are often improved byit.
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The Row Among the new Ho1A C0".S C0"neA-
men,
rno New York papers have the following &C
cfnnt of the row in tho Council Chamber, in that
city, on Thursday:
The Board Of Councimen held it's second meeting
in the afternoon, and shortly after tho commence
ment OF the proceedings q scene occurred Wnlc1
resulted in the breaking up o. the meeting ama
being incensed at the alleged DETECTION Of Mr:
BrinRman (who was elected to the Presidency OF
the Board by the Repubicans), endeavored TO
nndo the proceedings Of the previous session. Mr.
Greene, tho Clerk, having concluded the readng
man Stacom Ia former candidate for tho Presl-
dency Of the Board) moved to strike out OF the
minutes 80 much Of tho. same as related to the
election of the President.
The President ruled the gente out OF order,
and declared the minutes approved by majority
of the members Of the board 80 Voting. AN ap.
peal was then made from the decision of the
chair, and the President rulod the appeal out OF
ordor, and in doing SO held that there were no
rules governing the board at the present tune; me-
4 Councilman Hartman arose and SAID that ne
Brasident. That gena--ss,, rsrjure5 &v;. =
Councilman Long then threw an lnkstand as tne ne
President, which struck just below the Presidents
desk, but which besmeared Mr. Brlnkmans 1ace
End body with ink, besides scattering ink pehlno
his chair. ,t,,,5.D..:,t
Councilman StQcOm anu OLaerb-- Liz LoSioeAis
is a periurer, O villain, o man not TO be Deheveu
under oath" &c. immediately after this Mr.
Brinkman was seen to pass q revolver to Charies
T. McC Cenahan, ex-Clerk of the Board.
Councilman Long, amid the cries and g confusion
of tho members Of the Board and the loDDy, OF
dered their arrest by q policeman.
Messrs Brinkman and McClenahan we're arrest
ed. and Mr.. Long made q complaint before the
Mayor, who, after hearing the statements OF the
parties, discharged them on their own recognlz-
ances, they pledging themselves to keep the peace
in future The affair created the most intense e3-
citement around the City Hall.
The Tribune gives the following as the origin OF
the difficulty:
Tho difficulty among the Couneimen originated
in tho alleged detection of Mr. BrinEman who nav
ing, it s said Joined o Ring Democratic caucus,
which, with himself, comprised thirteen members,
| afterward betrayed it to the twelve remaining
members Of the Goard. By this oct, it is alleged,
MIR. Brinlman or ocured his election as President
of the Doard and utterly shattered the brittle slate
Of the Ring, to the great CONSERVATION OF tina,
noted cabal. On yesterdays assembling OF tue
Board, he Was several times styled perJurer, rms
cal and villain, and onrofusng to entertain seyera
motions to this effect, IN inkstand was thrown o.
| his head There was much subsequent hard swear
| ing and bad grammar among members when, get
| ting sight Of pistol in the hands OF friend
| Mr.. Brinkman the defeated party, led by mr. Coun
Gilman Long, precipitated general row.
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G.
There was only q moderate inquiry for money to
the cosc OF bank hours, and the market easier.
Money rate at call for stock firms was per cent.
but Government sellers had balance offered them
at G. Gold stronger; selling at 1850 @1s5s. There
market a fraction frmer; prime bankers 1893 @1094
for GO days. Governments quiet and steady
Stocks firm at last open board. Mining Stocks
closed better and active. -.
MOBILE, January 15.-Cotton sales to-day 600
bales Market dull. Middling 81 @31ac.
ST. LOUIS, January i5.-Tobacco quiet; So 80 for
common lues; sS 20asS for common leaf. Hemp
ouiet 50 60 for undressed 50 10 for dressed Flour
Spring and Fine Super $40 5Oa11 so; Single Extra
si2 IS. Wheat firm at 50 S5a2 go. Choice Fall
Corn tirmer but heavy for want Of shipping; fair
lots 77a63 Oats unchanged at Glass. Provisions
shoulders sc; Ribbed Sides II; Bacon, Clear
Sides, 1874. Hogs firm at s. 75as6. Whiskey
irmer at 81 Is.
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The Il, Committee adopted the following rosolu

tlOnS:
Whereas, the time is ut hand when the Ropubli-
can party of Louisiana should express choice for
Provisional Governor in case that Congress SO
orders Provisional Government in Louisiana, and
assuming the fact that the Committee will, ut IN
early day so express their choice that will give
satisfaction to the loyal Union people OF Louisiana
without distinction to race or color, be it
Resolved That the Central Executive Committee
Of tho Republican party Of Louisiana positively
refuse to entortain the name of any gentleman
who is not directly identified with the Republican
party of Louisiana, and whose identity be satsfac.
torily known; and in no case shall the name Of
any person be entertained who aided, while hold
ing either Federal or local position, civil or ap-
pointed to Office, rebels rebel sympathisers, to
the exclusion Of loyal Union men,. Be it
Resotred, That q Committee Of Three be appoint
ed by the Chairman to PROFOUND to Gen. Lemen.
who viii be Candidate for the position, the ques-
tions: l. Did you ever, while holding Office, tede-
rAl or local, appoint disloyal exrcbe to posi-,
tion to the exclusion Of any Union MN? 2. Will
YOU, should tho power be placed in your hands,
pledge yourself to give colored mon their share OF
appointment? 8. Are you in fnvor OF universal
suffrage for loyal men, Aro you in favor OF dis
franchising and excluding from office leading trail
tors? BE it
Resolued, That this Committee demand the an.
swer of yes or no to the foregoing questions, and
no other answer.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dis. utchcs.

LONDON, January l5.-Later kilograms have
been received from Hong Kong, which make NJ
mention Of commercial panic III thas CITY. IL II
now believed that no sucm m panic pls'aais: Gl
PARIS, January l5.-The United States vessc
Minantonah, with others OF me e squaoron arc nov
at Barcelona. Spain; "here they are visited o.
lot Of q tPe for Vera Cruz
bring home the french troops 1ona MeSaeo' le1'
Iogion tl.o i:rsS 1F,on;np T,o Rr;tish
LoSnoS January n6ta an advsna
Go'ermene aas ;n so. =, ~ o.fara 1
ner 20 preserse isoV "l1e' IL 'oo 't1'AA'
CoSsTASIiiNofLs, .,,a 4ha AIoor;csn
TenaIon here in regard to Complaints made by
the United States Consul at CYPRUS, against the
local authorities, has been sottied to the satisfac
tion or both parties.
IoSnoN January 15.-The ice on tho lake in
poaonts porI brote thEonrh TODAY while crowded
witR skaters over two hundred persons were pre-
ini,ated into the water and thirty were drowned
Dent & Co., a well-known firm engaged in the
China and India trade, who were forced to suspend
the business world.
NAPLES January ia violent tcmpest visited
this Bay,las night Twonty-four ships were
wrecked but only few lives are reported lost.
PARIS, january ia detachment Of French
+roons from Mexico has lust arrived in France.
T6SpoS. January l5-Noop-It is now said that
Ford's project for q Spanish loan looks like fail
urc. Cansols are 81. e-Twenties steady at 72s
LIVERPOOL January l5-Noon.-Cotton opened
heavy. though prices are unchanged. The sales
viii nrobablv foot up 5000 bales. Aldding Up
lands l4Sd.
IIyERpooL January 15.-The Cotton market has
been very dull. Sales light amounting to only
4G0O bales. Quotations show a decline in prices.
Middlinr Uplands closed at 14Sd. Brcadstutts
firmer. Corn AS. 3D. Tallow declined Sd.
MANCHESTER, January 15.-The market Tor goods
lower bnt prices nominal.
IoSnoy January 15.-Consols closed at 8lt.
EYvc.T1renties 725
FpaNKFonr. January 15.-Fiye-Twentes 7Ga.
-
Congressional.
m..-o.. =r,,,,e., * IN tho sonote, Mr..
1Ha;,or;.l for c:ostitntonal
Wuey Rlesonn ai;ah;nat a ;nanua1;tv in noliticai
t! - 2ane an3 color II WAS re-
$3.50 Snss - - +I,e E;nanca Committee
iei.eG W To sLS @ ,oton If Mr. Cohh the Com
Ga;n,s WOO Instructed to ascertain and
-aor +a J Facts connccted With the CAPTURE of JEFF
tn, md the cnnnection Of tha 4th Michi-
1elson gasls w % 1Gu se TaHoI Recn,anta there
gn anT 1sS has noryar f6 Sand Sor mar
WILL ine eoua.ita00'e n''' po''oA ~ -1>>
so11s ms a4I 4S oooaod ~ tbo oono;5arot;on
tne .nG p;,f foiIowad.
OF tae NeplAsha pi snG
Voc ~ e. 10 GaAsn aS az S.,o+a o,n,r,rn;co
Nna At w Sso roro;no Grans
tl9n non! Sne - eieot;on ~ Tomae
1iestIg Ino W ~ o.e 10 tot,e Oi
o.nd tnv 10, ~ roso,t;o, barotofore
ta5,,ooI -. h;I, tbn Cornmittee On
mtroauced DY nm & snJ tbe nraaent re.
hasaa $500 Mex;co and tbe limited
tat ~ +h ,,oss;2tv ~ tho withdrawal of
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NrANHOoD AND THE VIGoR OF YOUT

KTANf10OE AND THE V1GOR OF YOUTH
1N restored in four weeks, by Dr. RIC0RDS ESSENCE
OF LIFE. DR.. Rcord (of Pars after years OF eares
lcHon has at length acceded to the earnest requests
ofthe American public and appointed Agent In New
York for the sale Of his valued and Essence
the most shattered constitutions whether arising from
e1cesseH the effects Of climate, nstura causes The
time required tD the most nveterate ts four
weeks; and II used according to printed instuchons
which very simple, failure is impossible This life
restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry
its effects are permanent It s acknowledged by tia
medical press to be the greatest discovery made
It's developing powers are miraculous Success in every
s certain that science ovethrows ignorance
Dr. Records Esaence OF Life ia sold In cases. with fall In
srucona for use ut S3 four quantities In &c.
and will be sent to any part carefully packed receipt
OF remittance to his accredited agent.
sf5.5... ...zr-=-z5, PHILR ROIAND
March % 1y No. 81 Liberty street. New York
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glHE LATE FIRM OF 8. n. HART j. CO., OF
Charleston, q. c. lost all their Account Boohs 1t
the burning Of Columbia s. c. the 17th Of February
1866 Thu surviving partners solicit all who are aware
Of their debtors whether not the exact amount
Of indebtedness be known) to place With either of the
partners evidence of their ohgaons at their very
earliest convenience The most liberal indulgence will
be extended. -
Mr. 8. N. HART can be sought at the office OF Hart &
Co., corl'cr King and Market streats.
H.The Carolina Times (Orargeburg1 .Hsrnwel Send-
mel, Sumter. News and Columbia Cnrolnian will copy
for one month. e mWH 49, January