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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-04

"E have just received and opened in
w the past few days, one of the largest
and most complete assortments of Family
Groceries, &C., that has been offered to the
trade since the war. Our stock is entirely
new and fresh. and having bought exclusive
ly for cash, we can and will offer in-
upon the same terms.
We will replenish our stock by frequent ac-
cessions from the best markets. Our success
since we opened has surpassed our most san
guine expectations, which we think is an evil
jence that our Goods and prices meet the ap-
probation of the trade. The highest market
price will be paid in Groceries or cash for
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-04-04

"What is sOorM doing, is aoorth doing acelI. :"
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lBFlsEFLsteady sales, 20 Barrels, at pre-


BAcoS9fSsil sa sales SO boxes, at 1oA@
re Tor Cumberland; and 151sc for short
ribbed.
Cur MEATs-Heavy; sales, $50 packages
a. s5z@s34o foF shoulders; and 1214F9l4c FOL
LARa-Unchanged sales, 4S5 barrels, al
12149I314c for new.
BUTTER-Dull, at lac.
CHEESE-Steady, and unchanged.
MoNEY-Easier, and steady; on call, 6@7
per cent.
sTERLING-Quiet, at s9s1z, gold, on first
bills. MN
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1875, declining
to 1851, advancing to 1855, and closing at
ExpoRTs-Ofspe to-day ,sl03. so1.
GOVERNMENTS - Without any material
change.
IATEST-5 p. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and firm for high
grades. and dull and heavy for low grades.
milling demand at 81 60D2 68 for No. 2
Spring; 81 750s2 s. for No. Spring; 50 309
3 35 for Amber State; So 25@3 35 for white
Western, and So 30@3 10 for white CalIfor-
RYE-Dull; 81 5a@l IS for western. ToH
in. store, and 81 3l9l 80 afioat for shipping
mixed western.
OATs-Quiet; 73@74c for old Western.
ii 'PoRK-Duli; sales 500 barrels; mess so 95
regular, closing with sellers st So S71a
cash. a al and " g regular buyers s22 80 cash.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
.eBACoN-Steady: 1o14c for Cumberland
middleS.
Cur MEATS Dull and dropping.
LARD Dull and heavy; 1E4@l31Sc for
fair oo<prime steam. f-ttskz ~ I
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New York Market,

By Telegraph NEW YORK, April IL.
CoTToN-A shade firmer; sales of $500
bales Of Middnng Uplands at 27@271zc,
FLoUR-Less active, and unchanged;
sale, 300 bbls receipts, 4.195; closing
WHIsKY-Quieta and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull, aud Shade nrmer; sales
of As, 600 bushels of No. Milwaukee at 50 81
sd s of sheses aad
Michigan, So 81; Amber State, s. S5; White
RYE-Lower; sales Of 1900 bushels at 81 So
q posfor Western, and fSl 20 tor Canada
/ : BARLEY-Unchanged; sales of Il, 500 BUSH
els Of Canada West at 81 201a; free state,
BSkIE2 MALr4sases Of 1o,Ooo bushels at
coKiss4--A1 shade nrmar land active; sales
260, 00J bushels at 81 2glyl 35'for mix West
low. 81 81 in store new mixed Western
81 22tgl p, and unsoand Western mixed,
81 Is in store. sraSgf ;
OATs--Receipts 400 bushels; in fair re-
quest; sales Of 55 600 bushels at 1901 4c for
old and new Western. d1-f@ ~
LEATaER Henllook sales steady at.29@
soc for Buenos Ayres; 2gy5.c for light
weigh 29gsl for taiddL;ngs ana hea sL.s DO
| +WooL-Moderately active. and In some
cases lower prices are accepted Sales OF
feece; 5ou 75c pick locks; SOC tupbed; Gag
33c California; 2214033c Texas
EoPS-(1uIet al 3)Ab0c for lew.
PETRoLEUM-DulL Crude Ice; refined in
bond 37Qsa71ac.
RIcE-Unchanged. Et
C,oFFEE,-Dull and heavy; 1889 lbs Rio
| in bond l29l21sc, in gold,
sUGAE-Heavy. Sales of 500 hhds Cuba
a. l0@los4e; Porto Rico 1iszc. 275 boxes
Havana 1890 1112c.
MoLAssEs-Firn. Sales of $50 Porto
Rico at 65d63. 80
! : PoRK-D1Il, unsettled, and lower; sales.
300 barrels, at $50 75@22 50 for new mess,
cash; ~ 00g22 8 for old do. $40 25 for
prime; and 81 s7@22 90 for prime mess
also, 500 barrels of new mess, at sellers OPP
ton for May, on private terms.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, April l3-Eve.
y sCoNsoLs -9054; Erie 50; illinois, Central
tn; 5-20s "a. @4s%s A+s -f -
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Eve.
CoTToN-lSonewhat IN ore active to-day
no advance however; middling uplands
closed at 1I7s@l2d; Orleans l214d; sales to-
day $4,000 bales. -
81 BREADsTUFFs-Firm, and generally. un-
changed. - Ff7as)
CoRN-somewhat weaker; 43s. Sd. for
mixed Western.
PRoyIsIoNs-GeneraIly firm.
BAcoN-Declined to 40s. Cd per cwt., for
Cumberland cut.
PETRoLEUM-1s. Sd for standard white.
LONDON, April 13-Eve.
Tie markets are generally without
change; Linseed oil declined IS. per tun,
and quoted IS pou ads los.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, April ID.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Advanced 495c on yesterday
closing figures; No. 2 sold at 81 35@
49, closing quiet at 81 36.
CoRN-Fairly active; sales of No. 1 at
81 0214@1 03, and No. at SIC, closing at
l0l1a@10Is4 for No.. L.
OATs-Firmer and advanced 2@21ac;
sales of No. 2 at 53955c, closing steady at
54a544c.
RYE-More active and 4@5c lower; sales
of No.1 at 81 35@1 40, and No. 81 2s@l "a.
BARLEY-Quiet, at 81 029l 03 for No. 2.
PROVISIONS Dull.
Mess PoRK-S22 rs.
Z LARD Nominal, at19c.r EEwTg +
HoGs-Quiet and unchanged.
RECEIPTs-3.5O0 barrels flour, $500 BUSH
els wheat &c, 900 do. corn, 1900 do. oats,
and 800 head of hogs. g@k r4@
SHIPMENrs-5.20 200 barrels flour, 2, 800 BUSH
els wheat, 5000 do. corn, and 900 do. oats.
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Especial to Evansville journal. ]
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ~ Y q ISF. LOUIS, April ID.
u Observation-Disclosures TT, q
Flour Extremely quiet, with no quota
bic change in prices; offerings light, buy
ers holding off. 80 slsA " iA sh4
WHEAT Dull, at q s0@2 SIS for No.
Spring and Club. and IS o. Tor prime Fall.
CoRN-Du1 and declining for medium
and lower grades; mixed and yellow 81 90
al 10, choice white 81 ~ aIIN
RYE-Heavy and dropping, at 81 45@1 49,.
PRovIsIoNs-Duli and unchanged.
LARD-l2c. for choice kettle ndered.
WHIsKY-A little firmer; So TO- free, and
CSC. in bond.
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BY telegraph IL

BY Telegraph. ] 7e.as CINCINNATI, April Ii.
EL9gE-gnehanged la, and the demand g,
to sis trade brands sl4 70 SIG, and faancyslt
WHEAT-No good in market; small lots
pred 70 ndcats sgy Change IN pses
sCORN-Dul and prices 2(93c lower; No.
sold at S5c in elevator and 9Sc in sacks. but
there was nrmer ieenng on Inc part OF
holders at the close. but with no improve
men in the demand. = #lk "a = Af&
OATs-Very dull, and No. was offered al
RYE AND BARLEY Nominally un-
changed,
WHlsKY-Dull, at 26c in bond.
CoTToN-Dull, with no demand and
prices nominal; middling could have been
bought at 25c.
Is PRovIsIoNs-Dull, but prices. are non1i-
manly unchanged. Holders ask previous
prices, but concessions would have had TO
be made from the rates asked in order
to effect sales.
at S9I0c; bacon 914c. I114a1214c; hams I3g
1916 for plain. and l5@l51ac for sugar
! cured.
LARD-Heid rather firmly. al l2s4@I3c,
but 100 tie: ces were procured at 1212c.
BUTTER-In light supply and good de-
EGGs-Dun and prices declined to l7@lsc.
The supply is better. - Fas9sAas
CLOVER SEED-$l2 90. q =. s.g7s
ELAxIs2 e. L 9ITGLII HIT
LINSEED 0IL-Ffrm at I'll 4z0I AZ, a
fair consuml,tive2 demand and a light
LARD o1I-s1 lo@I Is for the best grades
PETRoL EuM--rDulig at 4o@4sc for refined
f. ,MosEYTrhe market is easy at sas,s per
GOLD closed at ls5 buying, and 1876 sen
- EXCHANGE Steady. ss.i.iy7Hs 3 ~ za.fs
The imports for the past week were g, S7s
barrels dour, %, ass bushels corn, 4 ,734
do oats, 5,03z do. rye, 4.472 do barley, 1907
do wheat, Z, $40 barrels whisky. ,70S bales
cotton, 1000 barrels lard, $40 hogSheads and
1866 fierces. and ISL 900 pounds cut meats,
and ], $50 barrels pork. & - 49,
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RI We R N q w s

30 For. 0fhe5s htUeT Items see SeUe7th Fuge.
| The weather yesterday was cloudy and
wet, with a high wind at night from the
south flashing the river into wild waves,
which dashed loudly upon the shores.
The river remains about stationary, but
will no ldouhn be rising slowly this morn
ing-...-.lThe additional arrivals and de-
partures since 8 O'Clock saturday, up to
midnight last night, include the VIM.
White and Ada Lyon to Green River /;
Tarascon, Louisville and return I; May
flower. to Cairo; Sam. Orr, to East port |;
Louisa Nashville to Evansville; . Silver
Moon, Memphis to Cincinnati; Ella Fa-
Der. Louisville to st. Louis; Empire, Mem
phis to Louisvilie;s Quickstep, Cairo to
Evansville; Golden Eagle, st. Louis to
Cincinnati; Armadillo, Cincinnati to
Vicksburg: Morning Star, louisville to
Henderson; Ollie Sullivan, Wabash River
to sEvansville; Charmer,i Eastport to
Evansville; Plain City, Louisville, 70 Bow
ling Green, Coosa, Cairo to Evansville;
Pink VarbIe, Louisville to Tennessee Riv-
er; Rowena, Nashville to Cincinnati. ........
The Silver Noon, Rowena. Armadello,
Plain City, Pink Marble and Ella Faber
had big trips.....The Tarascon had 600 bales
of hay, and a large amount of other freight
Mayfiower. The Tarascon did not get
away, on her return, till 10 O'Clock yester-
day.~-.The Mayflower had big trip of
both freight and people,. The Sam. Orr
was fully loaded, and had barge also
fully loaded in ow-....A boat passed down
last night without landing 1.-The Louisa
had I4o hhds of tobacco for this port She
goes aesto the + Wabash Z to-day.......
The Petrolia was detained, and will leave
for the Wabash to-day. She has pleasant
Officers and good passenger accommoda-
+ tions The Ollie Sullivan will probably
return TO the Wabash this evening...-.....s
The Rowena left the Phantom at Dycus-
burg, nearly full Of tobacco, and still load
ing She. viii be found at the wharf. no
doubt, this morning. ......-In notice we
made in the JoURNAI. of March 10Th, rela-
! tive to- the discovery, by Capt. John
Haggerty, of the 2 low water III mark
of 1878 on a rock in the Ohio,
the compositer made US say that the rock
was fou nd = near the mouth of Licking"
Itshould have been =" near the mouth Of
Sin ing.'' which, We believe, is at lSteph-
lensport, between this and Louisville Our
attention has Just been called to the error,
and in justice to our venerable friend, we
gladly make che correction, and regret
| the error occurred .......T The Quickstep went
up to Newburg vest erday afternoon for
some corn and hay. She left some distance
behind the Golden Eagle and Empire. and
passed them both handsomely, beating
| them mile or more to Newburg. She re-
turned at dark last night.
Manifest Steamer Mayf1ower from Cairo
to Evansville.--From steamer Chattanoo-
ga Is hogsheads tobacco, I bale cotton, s
barrels flour, ! box rags, ID dry hides, II
barrels whisky, one-half barrel lard !;
Hubbs Viets 43 hogsheads tobacco; r. K.
Dunkerson Co. 10 hogsheads tobacco, IL
bales cotton; Louisville hegsheads to-
Dacco, box leaf do; Henderson, 81 hogs
heads tobacco.
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Especial to Evansville Journal
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, April Ii. /
ToBACCo-Steady sales 1877 hogsheads at
so F5@1s %.
FLoUR-Superfine so 50@l1 90.
! s. WHEAT-Nomlnal. ME& wGEEG1 /
CoRN-Ear in bulk S5c; shelled 9Oc.
OATS-In bulk 78c.
MESS PoRK-S22 in bulk; shoulders S1zc
packed; bacon. shoulders 955c; clear, sides
121ac packed.
LARD-In tierces 1215c.
SUGAR-131a@I4ss4c for Orleans.
CoTToN-2314c for fair to prime.
WHIsKY-Raw free, nominal; in bond
28930c.
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Especial to the Evansville Journal
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, April ID.
CoTToN-Quiet and lower; middling, Is
@251ac; receipts, 265s bales; exports, 800
bales.
CoRN-Firm and unchanged. ~ 1tE
z HAY-Lower; s34@36 ~ rs s'ssy
OATS-Firmer at 65@S71ac.
Other markets unchanged. ~ - - -. - i
G. w. Trotter, a prominent cotton factor.
and Ldndaur, Pollock & Co., dry goods
house, have failed. = - g e 9 !"
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Doors open at and Pm.
Admission to the whole Combined ShowI-
SO cents; children under ten years OF ae..
Nd cents ahiigH Ena sgsiD ioAsHna
The above Company will perform st
Newburgh, Tuesday, April 18th; Owens
boro, "Wednesday, April nth; Rockporz.
Thursday, April 18th; Cannelton, Friday
Grand Procession at 10 AM.
,w sGranI Aerial Ascension by. Mrs. Jennie
Days at1iP.MIfJ sea5HF-FA ElfETT
Presenting series of entertainments re-
plete in every feature With absorbing in
terest and attractive nov city, and SO re-
fined artistic, and rechegs.ne in represent
alton as to warrant the hearty approval az
all lovers of the truly grand and sublinnE.
and Acrobatic Delineattons only FinM~
Glass and Popular Artists VIII participants.
theg whgm the MGGsg ~, A. can sna,e taEs
In witnessing their achievements "a rtisfM
who avereceiyeds every manifestation @r
approval from the most critical audiences.
TaS a s eaeb
bitton of this mammoth continuation are
Miss Nellie Day., Signorta Bonilanfes
MAYOR, Mr.. il. Bernie 80. Henriao
Tibbs, Mr.. Thos. PclnL Mr.. SAM
ueI Kinds, Old Sam. la oi .Ir. G4E
Shaw, Mr.. Tom BurgeAs, s.,I 10 troupe on
itiS b ncaaS!s TS2 PSF anSar
large and complete, and embraces MAI
rare and beautiful specimens of WI
Beasts and Birds. from every quarter
the globe, among which, are Asiatic ar
African Lions. Tigers, Leopards, Panther.
Pumas, KangarQps, Bears, Maskin SwinE.
'1cfffieurnons, Ucelots,S Tapirs sGGorilias,
Apes, and Monkeys, and an unprecedenh-
edly large display of brillia nj aud beaudI-
full plumaged Birds, some of which are ex-
hibited for the first time in this countEF~
viz, the Sacred White Peacocks, froM
Japan.
n fi very attractive feature will be tine pee
formances of the truly beautiful little LADY,
Signorita Ella Eugene, in the Dens of this
Lions and Tigers, which she will enter nc
each exhibition, and by her unaccounS
able power reduce the savage monsters &c
abiect and even servile submission, pre-
senting the most, astonishj ~ lI.e;ance az
tematei ntrepiditye ver win sd. ~
= il add lti0fi to tine 8aboyenE y Ian u ami
paraIleIed array or geiInsfft ssttttp lAtlsibs@
'attfhctit3ns, lwiif be 1871 9cet the
perlot III III r cd, rfie x sstt,d D.snc
ftl = HbrSes,, Monkeys, 'ahd Pc tttel, u a nd
Laughabie "a Z. , ]sng psn5%
SffT1ff1szl ~ T-Fs i5fis Nrow -
y . EAHUH HOTELS. rasR1apsff
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April 1s.si
CoTroN-U aehanged; sales ], 200 bales at
26lz927c for low middling; receipts 5,296
bales; exports 1852 bales.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
MoIsAssEs- Nominal 4 SF ~kaFsssa
FLoUR-Firm and unchanged. - e.
CoRN-Dul1 and unchanged.
OATs-Scarce and higher at s59ssc.
PoRK-No sales.
CoFFEE-In poor demand at 2492e75c.
GoLD-1371a. IS e
STERLING EXCHANGE - 461a@49; New
York sight 1a@59 premium. sAsssa
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Special River Dispatches.
Exclusively TO THE JOURNAL

LoUIsyILLE,7A pr1I l3.-The river is rising
slowly, with eight and a half feet in the
canal. ae ~ ..4s.f.
aCINCINNATI, April 3D. P. M-The river
has fallen fourteen inches, with twenty
four feet ten inches water in the channel.
Thermometer 649. Weather clear. = 49,.
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LUMBER &C.
STEELE 4 TRIRLE.
j. HunneI q Sons.

y I1EM "a Manu1actuFefS OF u"
Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, &C.;
Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring.
Notwithstanding. Shingles. Lath, sc.
saving OF every description done to
order.
Orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to-. 4
Factory and Yard, sat- k&A~s +
CoRNER NALNuT STR EET AND CANAL.
pr2I Evansville, Ind
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Fire Limits.

81 win apply to the Common Council of
the City OF fEv nsville for permission to
erect a frame building, 2 by By feet one
is by 40 feet. one story high, to my store
hCuse-both ON Lot No. 153, Donation En-
fargement. j. P. ELLIOTT.
ap11 Union copy.J
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Guardians Sale OF Real Estate.
WY VIRTUE DE An ORDER az

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER az
ID the Court OF Common Pleas OF Vas
derburgh County, the undersigned, guafs~-
deceased, viii, on the 4th day of May, lS6su
sell at auction, at the COURTHOUSE door IN
the city of Evansville, the following-Sle-
scribed real estate, to wit: s.s1.0.fr.
The undivided one nall on tract OF lana
ship south. of Range 10 west, in Wander
hurph County, Ind, bounded as follows
BEGIN ming at the middle of Eighth STREE.
a. the same is laid our adj0infng ne East
ern Enlargement of the city Of Evansville.
opposite tn easterly side OF an alley whick
divides the tract hereby described from
Bakers Addition to said city, and running
thence northeastwardlv along the south
easterly side of said alley 735 feet to tbe
middle 9f Tenth Street. as laid out adtoinr
Evansville thence southeasterly along
the middle of said Tenth Street, extended
359 feet TO the westerly bank OF the WabaEM
& Erie Canal thence soul westwardlF
along said canal GA feet TO a point opp0-
site the middle of Eight b. StFeeE AZ the
largement ofbs said city thence south
3s2 26- 100 feet to the point where the mtas-
die Of said Eighth Street, through saAc
Soathern. EnlargennenEA 1n1enSects the
middle of said Eighth Street adjoining
westwardiy along the middle OF sale
Eighth Street adjoining sad Eastern En-
largement CTS IS 100 fes / 40 the place of be-
ginning; being about nine acres of lana
adjoining Bakers Addition TO the city Of
Evansville.
IN one year. and one third in TWO years
with interest and security.
JAMES CHURCHILL,
Guardian, &c
4 Asa 4slehart, Attorney for Guardian.
- 10 n
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Rare Chance!
100 Lots for Sale on Time.

y AN SELLING THOSE DESIRA-
u BILE Lots in the Southern Enlargement
to personswfshfngto build, AITOGETHER
ON TIME,,and at my CUSTOMARY CASH
PRICES. This affords mechanics and Ia
boring men an opportunity of owning
thei1 own houses Tor the money they
wouldkpay oaH for rent. HetteT CAL soon-
When the street railroad is built, these
offer them az! i = - III - .
JNO. J. CHANDLER.
EEs5fssf HYgK ~r No.s2s Second Floor, I'd t
ap3 dtf Chambers Block. I
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! FOR SALE.

NOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT In
< the upper. part of the city. Inquire at
this Office. fapl3
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and Dealers in. Goyernment Sec,
~ st2 .ss@ rites, y In - aVN
No. S Nassau street, New York.

NO. NASSAU ctrtct, NcW.1prh.
N.B.-Ali Kinds of Government Securi-
ties received AT the fun market price in ex-
change for the above Bonds Also,
ohDa~ Al descrfpfipes of Gove7-ament
Securities kept constantly on hand. and
Bought, Sid, orr neutrality-suspicious.
sisss~ cold Coin landU!!s coupons bought,
s s'f anP foiiscs tesolrE b'slag IN
+; B|F- Deposits received ON EJeralctesnis
subject To- checkeatsight.sTesqs
ysg- collections made. Throughout the
country. sn4i9
f8- Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds
bought and sold at the stock Exchange
on commission for cash. WsH 70 olfIt
vs aJ Spectaza 4tHntioa gsipsa q, HE
Exchange Of SEVEN HIRTYo NOTES
of all The Series for the Ne,o1 FIVE
TwENTY BONDS Of 1865, on the most
far0rable terms. q s1hsltroH sTof5d
mchll dim--2t WI hsogVegne 20
" 3.ss aes fgas sd dtia hTsW
aaetrE i1aje,1s sas ~ lsitiTw
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WANTED.
TrY zs1n 81

KXYANTED INFORM ALTON = OF the
w Whereabouts of John Brian, born in
London, England. Amy informant on re-
garding the said Brian will be glad re-
cefved by his broth r, HENRY BRIAN,
Mt. Vernon, Ind. [apl2 dat
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UYAyTED-TO EXCHAN Some
=" valuable Farming Lands in Illinois,
improved and Iuimproved, that / would
like to trade for vacant or improved Lots
in Evansville. Address MARTIN 1NMAN,
Sbawneefown Illinois. IaplO
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CABINET-MAKERS- Sat
=" Shawneetown, ILL.,, Cabinet-Makers;
also, Cane and Wood Seat Chair-Makers.
Address or call on MARTIN *INMAN,
Shawneetown Illinois. lapl0
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Eggs. Eggs /!

AAS5Ss NN6SSs
VYYANTED-EGGS IN ANY GUAM
:" tity, large or small, at the United
States House, No. 21I Main Street, between
Seventh and Eighth. for which the high
est market price will be paid IN cash.
mch6 3m r. RANGER.
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y . XAMUHH UTiMas,St,,."
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-01-31
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
us. Internal Revenue,
PENDLETON, S. o., Jan. 22, lSG

PENDLETON, S. c., Jan. %, 1867.
ALL persons within the limits of the 42nd Regi-
ment are required by the 18th February next to
make annual Returns for Tax ON Income for the
years 1864 and 1865, including articles in sched-
.ule ga" viz: Carriages, buggics, gold watches,
silver plafe, piano fortes &C. Also, all persons in
said Regiment engaged in any trade, business or
profession, upon which a special Tax is imposed
by law, will register their names with me, and
make applications for permits, viz. Merchants,
Manutncturers, Distiters, Professional ;rnen, and
NIL ethers liable, will, by failure to comply with
these requirements, expose themselves to heavy
penalties. Disiillers will. make return upon all
spirits distilled ut their distiileres fftm May l,
1865, to date of their returns, or 1 will be COM
PEELED to make assessment thereof from such in.
formation as may have or obtain, with the addi-
ton of 20 per cent. thereon. Forthe convenience
of those concerned, 1 will attend
At Evergreen. Tuesday, 29th january.
AT w. u. Stton's, Wednesday, Both Jan.
AT White Plains. Thursday, .Blst Jan. 2
st Joseph Eaton,s, Friday, Feb. l:
At Townville, Saturday, 2nd Feb.
And after that time ut Anderson c.. H., where
I.expect to keep my Office.
DAVID S. TAYLOR, as
Assistant Assessor I'd Division, =
Srd Col. District, So. Ca:
Jan "a, 1857 80 eS 20
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-01-31
Ordinary's Sale.

BY virtue of m order from Robert Junkin, Esq,
0. A. D., will expose to sale on Saleday next
before the Court House door, the following prop
crty, to wit: -.
! One Tract of Land, containing one hundred and
ffty-nine acres, more or less, on Wilson's Creek,
bounded by lands of II. P. Price, VIM. A. Mckee
and others. Sold to make distribution among the
heirs of Elizabeth Mckee, decd.
Tcrms-On a credit of twelve months, with in
tercst from day of sale, the purchasers giving good
security, with n mortgage of the premises to the
Ordinary, if deemed necessary, for the payment
of the purchase money. Costs to be paid in cash.
WIN. McGUKIN, SAD.
jan 70. 1867 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-01-31
Ordinary's Sale.

BY virtue of an order from Robert Junkin, ESQ.,
o. A. D., VIII expose to sale on Saletay next, be-
fore the Court House door, the following proper
ty, to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing one hundred and
fifty acres, more or less. on waters Of Brushy
Greek, adjoining lands of George Kelly, Thomas
B. Moore aud others. Sold for the benefit of the
creditors of George s. Smith, decd. -
iTsrm,-On credit of twelve months, with in
tercst from day of sale, purchaser giving good Sc
curity, with mortgage of the premises to the
Ordinary, if deemed necessary, for the payment
of the purchase money. Costs 10 be paid in cash.
WM. McGUKIN, SAD.
Jan 12, 1867 81