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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

Innings 5 G 7 s g.
Cushnocs, 0 3-15.
Athletics, ! 1 712 I 3 7-41.
Fly catches-Athletics, Curtis l, Abbott 8, Geyer
?, Woodman 2, Higgmgs 2--l5; CushnOcs, L nthony
4, Hunt 1, Delano q Buel 2, Ladd lilo
Passed bals-Athletics IA, Cushnocs %
Time OF game, 81 hours.
Umpire-Wm. Dennis, of the Eon club.
Scorers-Athletics, 4. p. Banks, Dr.; Cushdocs, C.
B. Morton.
After the fourth inning, the Athletics made
partial change of positions, Geyer going to
centre field, Waterhouse to pitchers place, and
Moody to short stop.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

ARREsT.-On Sunday night, June 9th, the
was entered and goods to the amount of $50 to
500 were stolen. Last Saturday officer Gerts
found in the house of Mr. Sullivan, in Cobb's
court, two pairs of the stolen boots On Sun
day morning officers Gerts and Williams ar
rested Sullivans son, John, about IL years old,
for being engaged in the robbery. After he
was arrested Sullivan owned up and implicat-
ed two other no tOrous bad boys as being en-
gagged in the affair. The officers visited the
houses where the boys resided but their pa
rents had sent them away. In one of the
houses they found two more pairs of the stol-
en- boots Sullivan was arraigned yesterday in
the Municipal Court, and was committed to
wait the action of the Grand Jury in July. ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

MARINE n EWS
PORT OF POR LAND.

Thursday. Junc 81.
y F.. can ARRIVED. II ~
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for PASSPORT
and st John, NE
S steamer Mahoning, Webster. from cruise
Rrig II Means, kanislell ialais for New York :
Sch Denmark. Lewis. Georgetown -
sch Ida q Lizzie. Frelick, Bank Quero with 500
otis goldfish: Spoke, June q. sch Fillmore, OF Har-
witch, with LIS otis fish; all well. .
Sch May Belle, tBrl Car err, Jogc ms, Ms.
Sch Quickstep, lBr) Dickson, HopewolI, NIB. .
Sch Vesper, Sproul. Gloucester. -
Sch Cynosure, Daley, Camden.
Sch Leading Star, Pierce, southport.
CLEARED.
Sch Young Hume, New YORK; q York.
Sch Boston. Bearse, New York-orlando Nicker-
son.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

1T will be seen by notice in another col
umn that there is to be good time at the Yes
try of Universalist Church, Stevens Plains,
on Monday evening next. Arrangements are
made to run an extra car out att and ~
o'clock, and return at II o'clock, to accommo-
date persons from the city. az
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

The Directors of the Portland and Ken
nebec Railroad Company have voted that a
dividend of 8 per cent. on all stock of record
on the list of July next be declared. and
paid on the LIST of August, 1867, at the office of
the Treasurer in Augusta
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

Many juveniles, says the Boston Even
ing Transcript, were greatly disappointed
IN not seeing Nasty in the Presidential party
The official chaplain is no myth to the popular
mind.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
WIN Suffer from Sores =?

Whom, by the use OF the ARNiCA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. IL has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scaiis, Chopped Hands, Spraias, tuts,
Wounds, aud ererg complaint ofthe Skia. Try it.,
or ii COSTS but 25 cents. Re sure TO ask for
Hates 4rnica Ointment,
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
IS cents TO o. +. SEY MuUR Il CO, Boston, Mass.
and receive "a box by return mail. W. f. Phillips &
Co.. agents for Maine. april26d1ysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

The muffin game, in this city, which was to
come off yesterday, was postponed, on account
OF the rain, to this afternoon. 1t will come off
at o'clock if the weather is pleasant.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
NOTICE MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the work OF construct
ing Breakwater at the entrance 20 Saco River,
Maine, will be comm need imme iiately. red Spa
Buoy about " feet ong, will be placed about 400 Let
West OF the Beacon, to indi ate the point OF conf
mencing the Breakwater and the unobstruete ed
channel will lie between this Buoy and the beacon
The Buoy should be lett on the st aboard by vessels
entering the river
By order OF the Lighthouse Board.
JOHN POPE, Commodore U. =. N,
L. II. inspector. First District.
Portland Lime lst.7
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

CARELEssNEss.--On Wednesday, while the
Mechanic Blues were amusing themselves at
Cushing's Island point, they were alarmed
at the whistling Of cannon balls just over their
heads, and scattered, promiscuously, and in
double quick time. 1t appeared that the SOL
diers at the fort were practicing target firing,
and their target was placed beyond and in
range of the point. The balls were seen to skip
over and plough up the water some distance
from the point, and Gen. Ayers declared that
one of them, judging from the course it took
in the water, must have passed directly over,
and a short distance above the table that as
spread for the collation.. The officers of the
fort should see to it, that either target firing
is stopped when parties are visiting the point,
or, that the target is removed to some other
place where no one will be in danger from the
hallS ~ IN. y .-..hf--i ID ~
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IMPORTS.

JOGGlNS. Ms. Sch May Belle-lOO tons grind
stone. 7 Adams; 25 tons flag stone L Brainard
HOPEWELL, NIB Sch Quckstsp-105 tons build
ing stone, to order; 2 tubs butter, master.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Hates -Arnica Oiu;nat
$50 HENRY n. MERRILL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
les CONGRESS STREET.

T-A older who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been com pletely cured and en-
abed TO abandon his crutehes by bottle of MET
CAIFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC kEMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl l0sni5w~
Dutcher's Lightning Fly Killer will GER
tainly exormnate these pests, ii its Is perseveT
ed in Beware OF bogus Fly Paper, which some deal.
keep because they get it tor nearly nothn,
Don't be swinded. Ask for BUTCHERS, which is
sold by all live Druggists. jet7d&w1m sn
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
Lf. rent Wines.
Ma6ianI Natica

so highly recommended by Physicians, may he
tounl at wholesale at the drag stores OF WV Whip
pie " Co.. II. II. Hay, w. +. Phillips & Co., T.. l..
Stanwood and J. W. Perkins & Co. jani2sNdiy
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
SPERM OIL,
WHALE OH,
MEATS FOOT OIL,
LARD OIL,
I.CBkHCATENG OIL,
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
W. w. WHIPPLE d. CO.,
81 Market square.
june % eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

/. g. II CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
ton to Diseases Of the Eye. No. s0iI Congress st.
Office hours from II A. NJ. to +. Nj. .
May IS. sNti ~ ~ Nf'f -Nt'.'
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

PERsoNAL.-Senator Fessenden leaves for
Washington to-day. Representative Lynch
will leave on Monday next.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Moth and Freoklcs.

The only reliable remedy for those brown diseOl lr
atoms OH the called Moth catches and Freckfes
istP EERY'sMorH AND FEEcELE LorioS. frepar-
cd only by Dr, d. e. FERRY DefinatOogist, 40 Bond
st N. Y. Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland ana
lscwhers. Price 81 per bottle mar19d&wGmsn
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

ANE large Engine Lathe. Apply TO
" W. L. STEVENS s. CO.,
Cape Elizabeth, south end of Vaughan Bridge,
June 27-iseed2w
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

CONCENTRATED LYE.
twin make IL pounds excellent hard soap, OF 2.
gallons of the very best soft soap only aboHt 90 cts
Directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery stores.
BEWARE GF COUNTERFEIrS.
kY-Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Cos Saponifer. noi7sNeOd&wly
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Got Home.

A SMART active Boy IN Clothing store. Ap
juno rs div
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

xK-Sirssnsatic Salts aud strunlaaic Min
erul WnfeEs Inst received And Tor sale by
j. w. PERKINS & CO,
no2isNeod Sweowly No Sc Commercial ST.
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Clothing Cgeansed and Lepaired


pY WILLIAM BROWN. formerly at 81 Federal
IL street, is now located at his new store o6i Fed
era ST., few doors below Lime street, will attend
TO bis usual business OF Cleansing ami Repairing
Clothing OF all kinds with his usual pr"mptness.
~ Second -hand Clothing Ior sale at tar prices.
Jan S--dli
For Lease.
ItHE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
4 Plumb Streets, iGr 4 term OF Years. Enquire
OF &. G. MITCHELL X son,
Aug. 2S. 1sCc-aif las Fore Street.
Quilts! Quilts!
. lust Received at the stone OF STEVENS & Co,
~ son Congress- st, a large lot Of White and Pink
Marseilles Quilts. Also Scotch Lancaster Brutal,
aud oney-eomb Quilts, Tor sale at the very lowest
prices. ie2ldtf
just Received,
A LARGE lot OF Rain Water Filterers and Water
"a Coolers. Also ON hand Reirigerators and Ice
Chests OF all sizes. y. & O. b NASH
May Z. DIT ia Fore Street.
For Sale.
A SECOND HAND one horse "KnifIen" Mower,
n as good as ANDREW HALVES,
june25dIw" Stroutlyater.
Silver Plated Casters.
n great variety, selling very low at
800 Congress ST.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

Daniel Holland, of Lew iston, chairman OF
the committee on permanent organization, re-
nortea recommending that the temporary or
g,n;zafion be adopted, and submitting the fol-
lowing list of -
~ VICE PRESIDENTS.
An1roscoggin-Rufus Prince, Turner
AroostOak-Adrian Nandne, Houl'on.
Cumberland-S. A. iolbrook Freeport.
Frankln-F. G. Perkins, Pennington.
Hancock-Aaron Z. Emerson, Oriand.
Kcnnebec-Luther Whitman, Winthrop.
knox--Wm. Wilson, Rockland.
Lncoln-Allen Blossom, Boothbay.
OXford-J. Il. Marrow. Dixteld.
Penobscot-Albert Il. Wakefield, Bangor.
Piscataluis--Moses Parshley, Saneerville.
Sagadahoe-F. j. Parks, Phipsburg. -
Somerset-Abner COburn. Skowhegan,
Waldo-A. j. Billings, Freedom.
Washing; on-Charles II. Whidden, Calais.
YOrk-AleXander Dennett. KtterY.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Rooms and BOARD.
Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN and wife, and two gentlem~p
Aean obtain pleasant furnished rooms and boar
by applying at No 80 Danlorth st. je2sd1w
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Executors Sale.
FOR SALE.

d. A desirable two-story brick house, No o.
As;I,l Pleasant st, containing IL finished rooms;-
-AssApped for gas, heated by furnace, with abund-
ance of hard and sOft water Lot about 50 by 70 r..
Terms liberal. Immediate possession given.
Inquire OF JOHN &. PROCTOR.
june 2S-d3w
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28

My 20, lat 80 n, Ion II W, barque Courser, from
Boston Tor Otago.
june .. OF iEinsdale, ship Alicia, from LiverpoG
Tor New NOri
June II, lat 10 So Ion &c 49, ship Mont Blanc, from
Havana tot Glasgow.
June L., lat lOl, Ion 80 80, ship Tamerlane, from
Bremen tor Philadelphia Al days ont.
No date. lat 81 II S, Ion IS 10 W, barIue Enoeh
Eenner. from Valparaiso LOT Lil erpool.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
THE PR ESS.
Friday Morning, june %, 1867.

Fourth Page: Pygmalion's statue-Poetlyr
Tame partridges.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
For sale.

N great variety, selling very low at
az 300 Congress ST.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Silver Plated CastOrs.

A SECOND HAND one horse "Kniflen" Mower
N as good as new. ANDREW HALVES
iune25dlw. StroudHater
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-28
Portland and Vicinity.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
wberry Festival-Universalist Society.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
CARD.

A Mercdui Providence has 50 or-
dered Il that man when attacked by
his kind. or by dogs. will defend HIM
SELF. wi.h 10 state few facts, and
facts only.
Wnen | arrived in New York on
tie lOih Of September, iouDd that
ny credit was suffering from some
cause. S5ne creditors wanted what
Broanl I %. wss osIng, before il was
due, n.apis wished TO know where
We had Dough goods 50 they could at
tach uur goods. even oeiore they ask
cd lm lie same. Al home, OWING 20
Tie great ras, II trade, we could not
hnisa up our produce trade. although
We Increased our iorce and worked
eighteen hour, a day. We had not
time T. take up cash trades. as the
baRe, trades wore the cash custom
out - palirucr. 30 our cash sales
were nO;h,ns; aud oaln. 10 letters
written d, would be enemies all over
the couat y, 10 the effect that Brown
& Gu aeie broke aud owed every
b1i, ; aad Tie Rail Road was made a
mean, .: spreading the reports that
Blusn x ca. we,e Druke, aud Brad
slreetrtp.rt. rating b own 4 20. with
Tree ne .rucs, snd rating PennIless
P. ). Bradstreet Reporter,
Drown 4 Coz Justice so far a:
Oct, 10.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

men above them. Owing. | say, TO
tie above causes, iush was made up ~
OF US at various points. Now I
appeal to all at Home AMI abroad, if
We did not meet each draw. | ap-
peal TO all with whom have had deaI.E
Ings for tifteen years, il ever failed
TO meet their demands. | appeal TO-
all WIN ever held my paper if they
ever saw the day when it was mt at
par. appeal to all Il ever M paper
was at discount. appeal 70 thossO'
who have deposited with us Brown
& Co. il they ever asked Tor securi-s'
ties 70 our paper. | appeal 10 Brad
street Reporter To proilace a Mer, /,
chant who can compare rsc1rds with
ne. who began trade 6,.esl years ago
pennyless, and have never disappoint~a
| ed friend or foe, and to-day am the
largest tax payer IN the county. /
know you all, ye whn have attempted
TO ruin merchant. credit, and by the. !.
grace Of Goi all my creditors aud
debtors shall see the above facts and
your names will not be given. pray
tod 10 forsi.e yna. and trust YOU
will pay me wha, ynu owe me. YOU
robbers ul lalher and sun. t'.e
HENRY n. BROWN.
Hillsborough, Oct.s
at Hillsbarough, has done us
/ know.
II. y. BROWN.
s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
AND FRESH cHEAp'Goobs COM
ING In EVERY WEEK.

FOR TIE LADIES.
IsALic0Es, Plsids,. American and Frsnch De
- Lanes. Superior Black and Cnlored Apaca
Empress Cloths, iustres, Oriental "A rmures Cloaks,
shawls, Flannels, White and Checked Muslns,
White and Colofed rarleons, Ribbons, Kid and olh-,
or Gloves and Gaun,lels Cellars and Cuffs, Co,sets,
Handkerchieis, Jel Ornaments and les Trimmings,
shoes, Caters, Hats. Bonneis, &c. &c. &C.
FORGENTS. ,sf4
Coats, Pants, Vests Hats, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Cassimers, saiInes, Kentucky James, Drills, Boots,
shoes, Crav~ts. Gloves, Gaunllels, &c. &c. &c.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Linseed Oil. varnish, White Lead (Jry snd in
oil) Paints, &C. EnameIled cloths, Drills, Ducks,
FOR SHOE MAKERS. A WI &A
Leather II all kinds. and everything used 10 max.
ing Boots and shoes. HI
LAMPS LAMP5!! 8@n
kerosne and Aurora Lamps. Chimneys, Wicss,
Buiners, aud Oil. J8f &
JAMES WEBB. Jr. :
Sept IS. or
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
STATE uF NORTH caROLINi,
ORANoE County.
Ia Faa,l,. Fall Term. 1867.

In Eqlly. Fall Term. 1867.
sterling Pforiur AMI Others. Peliiion. EI Pate. X
4 pafsusncr ol 81 osJcr 10 thi- 81 Fail FERN,
1867. ufuslnga Eoun u Equity I shaH pro
reed l. selt III hni. renisiard i sid Petition on
Friday the Ist dsy sT NOVEMBER nrxi. u Dlrnlms
ilapol. a tie high :, hiidsr, credn u twelve
Duuth.. teacepi - much will cover the costs IN
h case winch sii he feq iIre,i IN rash.) The land
-. late ihe pfapeay II Richard PrncIor ,ccssscd Oh
he wslefsf fiiri Fork. adjoining the lands oi
Henry WsaIs. Washington vissrrs a,,I oihcrr. con.
aiains l5z ,rns Th,s j. desirable tract of land
and Narhy the attention ufpnrehasers. Sale in lake
place ., ~ o'clpck. bond with sniii ent scruriy
all ~ f~qpffd anJ title reserved atl tie punhasr
.nohey j. paid
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, c. T. w. l..
Septrmb-f 25. or
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
GINGER MERIT!

" " " II n " " v NJ.
WfNTERis coming aui S,Jt water he plpy-
ell MI: hht we atr NV prep ,reJ 10 iutnish 10
snrs ssruunmsfs drink snnef 10 he cold we,hsr
The Ginger Beer il drawn from The FouNl, aud Is,
htonnunce,I 10 be the rnoa delicisrS jrsushl eve
fifni.hed for tie winicr season Call, every body
and give il a lrial
90 W. Al. 6ATris & Go.
Oct .. Of
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19
Am Iri.hm.n who was oncs A..sad

An Irishman who was once attend.
ing an exhibition Of fircworka, owing g
some failure in tbs experiment With rockets
was struck plump upon the head with saa
o, these fiory rfcisctilss. with the stick -.
tachsd, aml nsdiat-ly knocked down
from lofty perch which Ne had taken fos
a fnll view Of, tho show, Thinking this AZ.
ei,lsnt was feature of the performance. ~
soon as ho haa picks.l himself mp and pat
on. his hair: which had tsksu FIRE. hs ~.
gained his former position, waved his bat.
cheeyel and exclaimed, n Faith and b(jtA.
bsrs. that wAy gratel aAd what viii -, =
.ssaar giving "a nsxs y l.'.ii,, io,, nsa y
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19

EyA poor man. who had been III. b.
Ing askod'Ly a gentleman II he had tatsa
any remedy. said "N. but ! have taken
lots ofphysic," T-3pq5 4asf h s,gs Nv
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19
The Van Buren, Press,
fC ! pupflsHEpI ~ NH ~
VAN BUREN,, ARK, FRIDAY,
BY j. S. DUNHAM.
-II--TTT77 IlOsII FERNS :IiIUlInH sd1
50 90 per annum. strictly in advance.
400. % for oa,,ls. sis month, e sas. raSq

II Advertisement inserted at sl.b0 cents per
n,uare OF 10 lines orilcss--and 70 cents for
S,ch subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
hade to yearly advertisers.
Marriage, netices s2.0Q. Obituary notices,
Fhen under thrpe lines free of charge over
3uary ADVERTISING III OAnih 4A4h
Cards or communications of a personal
character, ii admissible at all, double the usual
htes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
ktate offices. $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, 25 cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements, paid quarterly, in
ADVANCE. Ecgal and transient advertisements
fo be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Adlrsss ali lettess nhl 'cadmbni@hoas to
J. s. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19


yEnr Goop. "a tall, raw bone Ysntse
was riding 1 diminutiyc specimen u W
donkey tribe through the muddy ssrssts 4
Gotham; And'ths animal being very stub.
born, Jonathan found II quite difaeulity -
induce him - accelerate his pace. ~.
He used the persuasive sloqpeucs of .
hicory stick. however. and st each blow 10
would drswl out, /" Git up. Donypast; gitl
up. l say"
A little Frenchman, in passing. heard.
with rage, the Lame Of his illustrious coua.
tryman applied TO tho ugly bs.s., and CON.
n,encsa bsapiny vollsy Of abuss on the
bead Of the offending Yankee. ~
"Sair," shouted the Gaul, "vot for ron
sail call dat ugly beast Napoleoa!"-By
gar. sair. I shall have 70 grads satisfaction !
Git up, Bonypar.|' was the oplyr'
sponse. etsp.a h ia
I" SAcrc! monsieur. ssir ] say. what fee
you sail ast vsgahone horse Nspoleon." 4
"Git up, ponypartsrit lo ays SIS u
Here the rmuvhmAn's rage boiled evsrs
and stamping bis foot upon the ravsnse.
lle screamed: 81 ~. .,.,.ls .,tt a,.;isa
"Oh. ty gar. shall have - srands ~.
izciaction! ! shall have 20 revenge. Ihsss
one tam lcttls sheep dog 10 my homs ] 80
call him Shorgo Washington. BY gar!'' 4.
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-----eOH-~e~

A STRAw-A Northern planter over.
heard two Of bis hands talking. Jim,"
said Sam, " what's the reason the Major
don't call me Mister; and what's the
reason he calls my wife the old woman,
and not Missus ?" /" / can't tell" replied
jim: "pears to me Yankees don't think
much mors 4of US than our old masters
used to."'-B Boston Transcript. " a" y. n.
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19

Little sallic was teaching lie,
younger brother tho Lords Prayer. They
went on smoothly until they arrived al
"give us ourdaily bread. w." NJ, Sissy
We want cakcrA. ana 10 refused oto proceed
ntit I'll, d sire an N t'n,ht wss uste,i 80, u,'l
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19

E1' A manufacturer in New York city
Ia filing an order for two thousand thin.
blcs at eighteen cents per dozen.ufor the
manager Of popular gift enterprise.---
No blankso Every ticket entities ths
holder to q present.
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Notice to Holders Poe a.
EfFy or THE NgFefG5e
9 q r. L P
Crawford County State Of Arkansas

I
NIllEREAS the County Court Of Craw-
wv ford Coupty.,a the adjourned teru of
said Court, on the 9Th dag of February. lSG7.
issued an order. appointing Dawn C.'WiLt-
IAMs. LEONARD {. SoUTfiNAiD. and JoHS Aus.
TIN. Commissioners. for and In the name OF
said county. to effect loan not to exceed the
sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars. for the pur-
pose of liquidating the outstanding debts or
script Of said eopnty--said loan, " bear an
Interest OF ten fsef eeRt- per iNna,fft payable
annually and evidenced by bonds Issued in
the name OF the county by said Commission
ers. for the sum of One Hundred Dollars, or
of Fifty Dollars, each, (and fractional parts
when,unav ilahic) attcsted by tie Ctrris,of
said eonasty and tal Ing due on tie lst DAY OF
April, 1871, with a reserved privilegc-to said
county of paying annually, One-tenth of the
principal of said bonds-and (upon giving
public notice at the county seat OF paying
of the whole debt ut any time before flat,tri-
ty.
The said Commissioners were also authoriz-
ed, to contract firmly, with pi0pAseISfor said
loan. whenever the aggregate sum Of Nine
Thousand Dollars should be subscribed there
to, and were also authorized 10 0accept rs cash
for the loan. the outstanding script Of said
county. with the accuutlatei interest due
thereon. less t!fc interest for It's Years 1861
1853, 1854 years in which no county tax was
leyied.)
."itis further ordered by the Court. that the
Clerk of said county give public notice. ,lyl
advertisement in II newspaper published in
the county, of the appointment Of said Com
missioners. and OF their authority and duties
in ellecting said loan for the redemption Of all
outstanding scrip OF said county, and that
unless the holders of Said Indebtedness or
scrip avail themselves Of the same, by bring
ing their demands against said county. on or
before the fifSt DAY off, .plly. I1ls67 that
payment u che same..i aIIMOJ UEI
Therefore. |. as clerk aforesaid, do hereby
notify the holders Of the Indebtedness or scrip
Of CrfEfbrd county, kopresent the same as
Ep.A. SCOTT, GEEK.
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nj Drugs and Medicines. Z

9H, ~, 81 Urigs" and i"Mel1oInesss'' esss''a,,n N
CtnprRy'S Cordial. t,atemap's Dgop'; laude,
III epam, Paryhoriso MoLnnss aud Fahges1cksl
Vurnifilye: Mol.anss !. Lees, Ayers md ShalleI.-
burgers Pills, Pnn Killer: Ssallings Glue; Mnel..
lage; browns Es.. Ginger Sadlits Powders; Cppn'
VSrnish !, Srt's Tnrpentine; I.insccd Oil; sp'
Salt; LanI'black Marking Brushes; Bottle Corks;
Indigo, Maddcr.i Copperss; Concentrated Iye;
gxt Lorvood Ymst'powders. DO. DO: For sale
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19
From a. Daily Sout4 carolisian, lo.A
ss Important cslorsd HSs.ing. oisss

! One Of The most remarkable meetings
every convened in South Carolina, was
held 10 this city Yesterday the occasion
being 4 celebration by the coIored men
of the city ofthe passage OF the Sherman
IShallAbarger bill, Investing them With the
right 81 suffrage and ecognizine their
politicA equality IN the, eye Of the law. "
} Beverly Nash, d coIorcd citizen of CO.
lumbia, spoke as follows. As a matter
of cMiosits, wc give his speech serbatin'
merely smoothing on the rough edge,
and dripping the 'pcculiatitics of accent
and plaaancistfon :. = - Z ...' - :
f.iiop Ca;uns:s I have been taken
somewhat BY surprise and, am not pre-
pared 10 say all that I want to, on this
occasion; but we know what We haye
come here for We have come to cele-
lbrate The right Of sulffage515the one thing
needfnl to place Us OF \ 4 lIeo'mmon lSlf' platform
.as citizens. The question has been ask
cd, whether we arc prepared for this con
jditi9n,ofs things or not ?,o 4 do not blame
oal people fqE their l d9SRfa 9sSRfaS San 81. this sub
.jecb because ,0pr, foGnlSr condition was
lIElIAaqeddot 70 makSot tkeIo d5Hht;d but
whether we are preparhd or not, we are
now entitled to vote, under tie recent law
,Y,rrIf 4 IN am "a a 01otay ylyca tb.k
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19

ETIf the world were crumblsd 10 H.
finest dust and scattered through the mi.
verse. there wonld not b an atom Of the
dust for each STAR Don't do'it themi
The Van Buren press., 1867-04-19

lf----- Tho New York World says that the
transport of rage into which Mr.. Butler felt
at the " spoliation' Of Booths pockets
book, ismcrc jealousy that anybodyi but
himself should "spoliato" "lho personal pros
petty OF rebels. e75ai s3'a.a t.'iiisl