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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03
From Europe per Steamer.

HIOm b1.AAoRo PSA S.Se-A->SA
NEwYoRK, 5anuary 1.-The Barns!cy coal mine 1y
explosions are attributed to carelessness Diach-
smith who descended for the purpose OF shoeIIng
horses, left the top of his soeaty lamp on anu nus
head was blown of.
Tn the insolyens case of Oye1end, Gurney d Co.,
;nvnIyne a million sterling, the Chancellor di-
rected that dividend of four shinss to the pound
iTheIeportcd loss of the steiner Golden Fleece
The hll for the Confederation of the British
American Provinces is being prepared for the next
Parliament.
Napoleon's health was good. ,.-.
The Duke of OldcnburG has renouncec: ms rs e.alm cam
TO the Holstein succession, IN lieu OF small teffi-
torial grant and million thalors.
The visit OF the King of SaXony to the hlnS OF
Prussia is regarded significant OF slncero ail-
ancs. -
tween Germany and America ria Southampton.
The line will comprise seccn steamers with ca ca
pacity of CARRYING leo first. 100 second, and GOo
third-class passengers, and 1000 tons OF freight
the Pope are MS follows: Florence to be the capital
Of italy; Cardinals to be Princes of the Kingdom
with their present incomes guaranteed; the IN
habitants Of Rome to vote whether they VIII po
subjects of the Kingdom or OF tho Pope; home 10
remain q free city, under the sbsolute control OF
the Pope; the Popc to crown Yictor Emanuel King
of 1taly at Florence. This arrangement ls TO oc
binding only during tho life q tho present Pope
It is asserted that the lcadn% European PoMIiS,
except Russia, have resolved to protect the Holy
See the Russian and American Representatives
are among its most determined supporters. The q,
French ambassador has declared tiiat France will
hold Italy responsible for any violation OF the
HAIIrAy, January 1.-Thc royal mail steamship
China, from Liverpool De:e,nber 22d; via Queens
town 23d arrived here Mt y o'clock this morning,
with Al passengers for Bustos end II for tins port
No further Fenian arrests OF Importance mad oc-
~-4<0@l @l,aT IL Ped T,lrtur
The news by this steamer has generally been an
ticipatcd by the cable. go
The total subscription in England to the funds
for to relief Of the sufferers by the great hro at
Onabec had reached ESQ O0O and it had been re-
solved to close the subscription lists. 60. =
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times OF
the 22d, says: Tho opposition OF the pess to the
army reorS anizatlon scheme was growing so de-
cided and public opinion was generally so adverse,
that it was rumored yesterday that it would DC
withdrawn
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New Years Reception ut the White House

WAsi.LSGToN, January 1.-The day is delightful
and devoted to receptions and festivities.
Tho ceremonies at tho White House are said by
Tic reception at the Presidents to-day was at
tended by all the members of the Diplomatic
Corps, members of the Cabinet, the Judges OF the
Supreme Court, Senators and Representatives: and
other officials present in the city: Many of the
among them was the wife of the Chan ,h.1ge
de Afairrs, who wore splendid blue velvet, with
long trail borne by small page III livery. Tho
ladies of tho household Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Pat
terson, were plainly dressed, but in exquisite
ciaI reception was at it's hoight, was peculiarly
striking-the mingling of epaulcttes decorations,
foreign orders and gay dresses, forming most
beautiful couD (fOil,
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WARRINGTON, january 2.-Tliere is good an
thority for saying that the Bill impeachiug the
President will be introduced into the House on
Monday Ecxt, by Ashley of Ohio with every pros
poet Of success. The President WIS notified to-day
of the fact, and expresses himself ready for trial
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MHSCEl.I LANE @ lis.
Snasf,nob;n Suggestions.

Winter. in this cl,n.ac, is trying scaaun. It's IN.
steady temperature greatly asgrava:es dyspepsia and
acis very uniarorably upon that sensitive oreau The
liver Tic alienation OF frost ad thaw Keeps the pores
OF the body continually opening and contracting, and the
result condition Of ihr system favorable to the actio
m llc atmospheric virus whic, produces intermittent fe
vcrs Hence PROTECTIVE MEpcrSE like HosTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTrEEs IL especially needed in Tic winter
months. The effect Of this great CONSTITUTIONAL 1Sv1a
oEASr. in rendering even the feebcst frame imerrlous
10 all malarious Influences Is grand fact demonstrated
by the uniform experience OF quarter of ccnry. As
stomacI,ir, abilious nediciuc anu preventive
anjl cur: Fsvcr and Agile it is the oxE THlNti NEED
rr.i ."lic; none who value the preservation OF hcat
a;sn do N:itl.n;li. u
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
Cu5ICT1

How few there urc who are to some affection
of the lungs or respiratory organs, who by nceccun
prcnlontory symptoms aggravate the complaint uti
disease strikes lis Shafts causing torture
of te patient aud anxiety and distress to friends On!
cold'' .i slight throat is The bfsiless rcnar
OF many when 80 affected Yes "onlY COLO, WIS sne
thougltlcss expression of thousands whom Death nus
marked for his prey.
ed-ForcarIncd! should be the motto forever
in the minds of subject to Coughs, Colds Catarrh OF
influenza Words Of alvice should be needed by s sui
ferpr from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption kencl s
within their reach and Ii neglected fatal consequences
ensuca life OF misery daily hourly struggle or ex
is,cncc contest in which there can De put one Vicsor
Death A.
Docs IL not appal tho strongest mind to thinA thr
result caused by neglect? Then why delay (" fete1
c,so can be offered, when timely warming oHnaea M
avoid IT? NrAnspEN's PICTORIAL BALsf .t3 been useG
with SUCCESS in nearly million OF cases. I'D is endorsed
ly tho Sleical Faculty the most 1rompt ana clca
ous remedy that scientific resoarth has discovered 10
relieve and euro all cases of 20 lFhs Colds innuehzh
and Consumption If the cesc is not beyond oil nope
Fycn when thc sufferer ia the Inst stages he will ind
relief By using this prep ration onc Dostic VIII co'
vince t6e most that the merits Of this prepa-
rrtIcu are by eIaSgerated IN lact 1a lar sno
of tho euIoGes bestowed upon by thousands Who have
hpcu cured BY its ineiy use guarantee accompanies
csrh lnc ana dealers instructed III every instance
10 refund tie money when this preparation falls 10 re-.
liccc. ,,,, :, = ~ -
York ,;.o
KING ~ CASSuDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, W1NEMAN CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
AM, all Retail Druggists. 3mo December 4
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M Grace Church, Charleston. on 20h December, by
Rev c. c. pGNcESEY. Ii. H. WILLIAMS, Jn.. to SUSAN
d. eldest daughter of tim late SAMUEL ROBINSON
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~ NoTICE.-BY ANAcT OF THE GENERAL.

80 NoTICE.-BY !ANACT OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, the undersigned, for themselves and as
Trustees for their associates who lawful holders Of
tile Second Lien FIRST Mortgage Bonds OF tic Charleston
and Savannah Railroad Company and such others of the
lawful holders Of tic said Bonds may hereafter come
in and Join then and tho Of them wcro in-
co,porated by the name of the SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, with capital of
one million fdollars to be subscribed made up and paid
in aad Bonds and to be divided into ten thousand shares
of one hundred donrs esch--the said Company to be
considered as formed and the Act of Incorporation to at
tac as soon us six thousand shares shall be subscribed
and paid n Notice is therefore hereby given that The
undersigned are ready receive subscriptions and issue
Certificates of Stock thereon, at the Office of JNo s.
RYAN No. 2s Broad street, between the hours Of AZ NJ
and p NJ from day to day, until the necessary amount
1,aa, {l,ad
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Gold 92t. Coupon Skies of e. 105!; registered
do of 'G5, 1OG.. Dry Goods market steady and nll-
changed Trade quiet but healthy; few look for 4
tone is expected to pervade the market. Cotton
frmer; sales 1000 bales; Uplands 35c, Orleans 5Gsc.
Flour frmer; Southern s11 25@17. Wheat l@2c.
higher. Corn 1c. better; mixed \ l2algl li5;
Pork unsettled: new Moss $40 G2e92l 50 Lard
Freiehts, commissions SID. by sail and 44d. by
steam to Liverpool. Government securities trnl-
er Money freely offered at z u c.. and IN some
cases at G. Gold closed at 3SS@333 EXCHANGE
dull and heavy. r.,a.
market firm for common lugs, 50 75a3 80; medium
leaf, sl2 25. Flour firm ut 50 80 Grain unchanged
Mess Pork active at $50. Hogs, Sc 5OaG 10 Slleled
Corn receipts 5000 bushels. rs. .0G0 OF oats Lafd,
12c. Raw Whiskey, in bond, 50 30. Bulk Meats
active. Shoulders, &c.; clear Sldes. La, oottou'
MOBILE, January 2.-Sales to-day 1900 bales;
SIiddling. 92c., firm. The receipts of cotton from
all parts during tho last four months are dao, ,coO
bales. Tho crop is believed to be ao9aS han III r,
and nothing doing. The holders Of choice Wheat
ask So. Corn dull at 70a74 Oats lower at 5SaG2.
Whsloy dull-s2 23 Pork firm at $50 50 delivered
at Cairo and $40 50 delivered at the opening OF the
navigation. Plain Hams 173a10. Clear Sides !9!a
II Shoulders 12. Lard nominal at 13b for Ken
tucky. Hogs active aid better nt St 3OaGf3. Cot
ton better ut 81.
New ORLEANS, January 2.-Cotton unchanged ;
Low Middlings 3iI S2Ac A1iddlings 32a. Receipts
500 balos Sugar advanced 10c for Louisiana.
New York Exchanse q { discount. frcights o
CIScISSaTr, January 2.-Flour is firm and u,-
changed. Whiskcy firm at 50 2G in bond. Hogs
rather dull at 81 40a7 G5, net, closing firm Ec-
ceipts for two days $4,000 head. The price current
gives the total receipts the week at 40 GEO head
For the season 2Sl000, against DPS, 900 last year
Mess Pork in good demand at 81 90. Lard 12.
There 1Sor is speculative demand for both tic ar!-
clcs from outside parties Bulk meats are in tlr'-
or demand. Green Meats fr,n holders ask &c. ad-
vance. Gold 132. Money scarce and i'll demand.
IWo received our last dispatch at 8 A. NJ. on the
Sd; and the kilograms stopped coming only then.
because the lines were oil down.
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November &c

8g ESTATE NOTICE-ALL PERSONS :HAV-
INd claims against The Estate Of the lato j. DuBosE
PoRCHRR of St Johns Bcrkloy are requested to hand
them In, and those indebted to make payment to s. L.
HOWARD Charleston, or to Mrs. MARION PoRCHEE,
qualified Executrix. st, Johns, Deralcy
December "a mLhlmo
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The European and North American RAJ
From Baltimore.

B!nTr1onE, January 1.-The years tobacco in
spocton for 1866 was 1857, against 1892 last year
comprising ,3O6 Maryland, 4, $40 Ohio 1S5 Nl-
fo rorcirn ports 4772. against 42GO last year:
Judge Magruuer was released on wing s2nOo
bail to appear before tho United Statos Court, FOR
violation of the Civ Rights act, in authorizing
State Laws of Maryland. He is also under bail for
similar amount for rejecting negro evidence, for
hidden by State Laws
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Fire Mt Mobile.

MOBILE, January IA fire occurred TINS morning
and burned four brick houses, originating on the
the three adjoining houses on Dauphin street, oc;
cupied by Madame Mallicants, Mrs. Byrnes, AM
the dry goods store OF Cohen d Eronkle. The
building was insured for $4,000. Tho insurance
on the stock and houses was i'll tho foiiowlng sndGg
agency OF {. 3. Hill, $4,000; OF c. ". Dorance,
J. II. Muldron, $3.50; agency of Hubbard & Tardy,
$4,000. One man was killed by falling wall
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aB-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
T. Al. WHITING. ESQ., as csmlintn for Shorir OF
Charleston Judicial, District. at the next election
September III
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January 8, 1867.
DUBLIG NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Olce. s. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC l. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermsm in
Ciy Council assembled That from land after the first day
of january licenses shall be taken out for all carts drays
aud wagons Iscd ior private and domestic purposes Ill
the came manIcr and according to tho same provisions
now orcc relation to CARTS drays and wagons etor
driven for lirc except giving bonds, And each such
cart ray or wagon shall be provided with badge ton-
tanning Tie number thereof, and marked frirate TO DO
placed on the outsile OF tue shaft.
SEC 9. No person shall be taken by tho Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
censes for carts iays wagons and other carringcs un
less he or she be frecloldcr.
SEC ). The tolOwn ng shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons &c
including the horses mules used thoreo which Shall
he free from other taxation:
rUuI.Ic CARTS DRGYs, ETC., THOSE EMPLOYED N ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart, dray or wngon, drawn by one horse or
Inuic so.
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horses or
mules, SD.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, 800.
Tor every hack and carrinso with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus Except linc omnibus
with two orses, $50
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus)
drawn by four horses, SEQ.
For every truck drawn by two or more horses or mules
SEQ.
For every express Wagon drawn by Two Or horses
or mules, $50.
For every bread cart or wngon, SD
For every cart dray or wagon used Tor private or DO
mcstic purposes and not to be employed in tho trans
porting Of goods wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation either directly or
indirectly for the samc shall py for license the sum Of
IS, exclusive OF tic horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council this 16lh dny of January,
fLs in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred aud sixty-sx.
January ) ". r. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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THE SICK. WHEN Al DEATHS Doon.

TILE SICK. WHEN Al DEATHS DOOR.
regret that they tlid not take ih. right ata"e at the
right time. Thousands who suffering from the
early tSies of liver complaint and dyspepiia will be
prostru;c sick beds month hence. if they do uotar.
rest the mischief al once. Nothing Is more easy.
course of c plrcst ahl best vegetable tonic aud ae
rativc Known i'll modern pher1nacy--1 y--1iosTETTER'S
STOMACH BII"TFGs-will restore the digestive organs
TO ilr;r full yitnr an bring the dsordcrcd liver into
condition of perfect lcah certainty sunshine Ills
spaes the lno:!ing v:ors Fever and Asc. too. is at
once broken up b.: this powerful autitloc to all lnasa-
tic diseases Strengthen the system with the titieIs aud
yo, my dcy all t:!e complaints which prevail at this in
cloi:,5nt sea.sou. December 81
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ss- ESTATE SAI1E.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against tho estate of tho late FREDERICK
FREEZE will present them. properly atcsted; and all
persons indebted thereto will make paymontto
ELLEN G. FREEZE, E1'iX,
january 9 ths4 Mount holly, s. c.
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WATCHES, lEWELRY, ETC.
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW FEARS.

GrEAT WATCH SALE ON TIE POPULAR ONE PRICE
pIA., GIVING EVERY PATRON HANDSOME NE AND AND
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE Low PRICE OF len
IooIJAES. WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
MOTTO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY Salts
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@CHARLEsToN AIMS HousE.-THE { NJ
MIssIoNERS OF TIE POOR will eact. on IVednestay
9th January, 1867, MASTER. AArRoN and BOOK
KEEPER to serve for the ensuing year. Also contract
ors tor BREAD and BEEF 10 be delivered ut Aims House
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Applications to
be left a the Aims House prior to the day of election
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The Fcnian stephens.

New YORK, January 1.-The Tribune announces
that James Stephens, the e. C. +. B., was board
ing in Thirteenth street under tho assumed namc
OF William Scott, until some four da 3 ago, when
he suddenly disappeared.
Business entirely suspended.
New YORK, January Lit is stated thAt Capt.
Askew was mistaken for Stephens, and that the
latter has not been here for some weeks.
The European and North American Rail-
road.
BANGOR, MAINE, December 31.-Ground Will !c
broken on the European and North American Rail tl
way in this city on Tuesday, January lst; Inc
Wilt be present. Bridges have been built, and the
work Of grading will he commenced early in spring
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g1rKAI.A[IA MILLS SMANUFACTURISCfC COM
pANY.-The BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to The Capital
Stock of this Company will bo opened at W. c. COURT
NEY 4 CO.'S OFFICE, No. . Doyce's Wharf, On january
1st 1867. and continue open for one month 1nornln
tion respecting the condition uf The Company will DO
furnished all parties desiring to forward This mpor-
tant work. E. L. KERR1SoN.
Secretary and Treasurer Kalmia Mills
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY TAxEs-nIONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR, I

CITY HAIL. T.
NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for the month OF Decom;
her past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified
on the 10th day OF January, 1866, must be made on or
before thc 18th inst D. C. GIBSON,
january City Assessor.
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iist:::.E::TtN oi.g,EsiH HOUSE.
/ctO..TRACrS W.LSrED TUz zSUrpLI riIE ABOVE
Inatitn.ioa will, BEEF. PORK. NEAL, Eili], ia,
MILK for the ensuing year.
Seated proposals mast beleii will Tie Steward p.iorto
ti,e Sti JANUARY next, U December 25
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State items.

Eey Juhr A. Porter has been transferred
by tho late Conference at this place to George
town Ills place rs Presiding Elder will 1c
supplied by our worthy pastor, Rev. DIR: Boyd
whose valued and distinguished services III
the station We regret to lose; but wo arc Gon-
soled i'm believing that his place will be filled by
Rev. S. Fl. Brown, whose reputation gives us rca-
son to hope that VIC shalh in the Doctors room
the services Of 4 pare, upright. and eloquent man.
Marion Crescent
COLD WEATuER.-Sure enough. cold, rigorous
winter is upon us. On Saturday evening last
about T o'clock, SNOW commenced falling, and W
Sunday morning the ground was covered TO the
denth of about four inches. Throughout tho Gay
both sect and snow fell, aud at the time of writing
tSis fSIonday eycning) old mother earth is sroud-
cd in white mantle of snow and Ice, ana ifoil aP-
pcaranccs something in addition IS not mpEobaDic
rhc scyercst weather VIC have experienced Ill tlIs
section for man" years. .ot,,.,
Ty reference to our telcgraphc news, III another
column it will be perceived that the weather at Ciie
North is more severe than has been experienced
for twenty vcars.--iJid.
NIEr..:cIIoLY AccIDENT.-An only son ol Aif.
James B. Lc(ictto went cut squirrel hulililiS on
Wednesday, 2Gth December, and after hunting
awhile lie laid down with his shot gun pointlnS aG
his body, which accidentally went OH and kllled
him instantlv.-ldld.
WoS,r LEAvE.-We learn from MI. Taylor, VINO VINO
is now in this city as agent for several cotton
nlanters in Texas that he has bccn altogethcF uIl
s,;cccssful in his cndcavors to secure larn nahus
N co with him to his State. He has been aelTe.S
sec,:,lcd bv Lieut. Nckillcss, but the dafkles arc
unwilling to go where they will have no opportu-
| nil; TO rely o.: Government ratlons whch@lhcS
chance to loaf u whilc,-JoAfAG! " commerce.
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49, -
n5SRgfEn.

A $4,000 libel suit is thrust disagrccably into
the Chicago Tribuno's face The paper itself is a
daily libel upon good sense.
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which closes its labors and leaves for Washington
Impeachment of the President.

GALVESTON January 2--There las been the Sc
vercst SHOW storm here to-day since '52.
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only true and perfect Dyc-harlcss, reliable, insar.
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Tho genuine is signed William 4. Botchelor Il others
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Domestic Markets

New YonK, January 2.-Gold 1925. Money ull-
changed Stocks better. Cotton firm but quiet;
Uplands 3laa; Orleans 35a. Flour,-Southern tirmer;
sll 2Oa17. Wheat very firm aud quiet. Corn ]c.
better; 81 Il afoat. Pork lower; new mess sl9al9s
Lard Gull.
BALTIMORE, January 2.-Flour quiet; firm. Grain
very scarce. Bay and harbor closed. Prices loml-
nal. Seeds dull: Clover sSas 90. Coffee firm; Rio
ia good demand Sugars quiet Provisions active.
Cut Meats heavy. Cotton firm. Uplands S2la35l
Euckwhcat Meal s3aSl.
AUGUSTA january l-Cotton in good demand Mt
32Ia33 The steamer Eclipse exploded near Purys-
burg, killing the captain and scaldins sevcla al.
Bont and cargo lost.
EVENING DISPATCH.
The Commercial says that stocks, though not
active, have decidedly stronger .le some lead
ing stocks being largely ovcrsold and tho Bull side
is presumed strong enough to control the prices.
Now York Central advanced &c. Governments
quiet and irregular, prices depressed. Gold weak
or at 32I. Money moderately active and unchanged.
Foreign exchange shade lower at 9@94c.
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ai~ Erery' patron obtains Watch by thls arrange
,r,t cosiina but SlD while il may be worth s759 No
MEs;lis s. IIIcKIlSc & Co.'S GREAT rS1oS WATcu Co..
Sew York City, wish to Immediately dispose OF the ABOVE
Iu,.n,cent Stock Certificates naming articles. are
paSci in sealed envelopes Holders are entitled to the
articles named on cr certificate upon payment OF Ten
Dollars. wllc:erit bca Watch worth $50 or ono worth
less The return of any certificates entities you to
lllc article nu.ncd thereon pon payment. irrespective
OF lis WORTH and article valued less than $40 is
named OIL any ccrca. Is viii n! once he seen that this
is no Lottery hui 4 straightforward legitimate trans
action which may bc participated in even bS the most
ias,ilous.
single Certificate will be sent by mail, post raid
upon receipt % ce.s five for 81 eleven for So thirty
three and elegant rclniam for S. sxtysS aud more
vluabc premium for S10 one hundred and most superb
Wat. loT Sl5 10 Agents or those wishing employment
this is rare opportunity II is lesitiEacly conducted
business nly authorized, by tle Government snd open
to tic most careful scrutiny. Trgns!
Address =! Ii Z h Ii q - CO.,
81. lit 5:,..;.; i;:y. =.
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sgEsTATE MOTTO E.--ALL PERSONS
having claims against tho Eatatc OF the late JOSEPH L.
HOWARD will present thcrn duly nttcstcd, aud all per-
SONS indebted thereto will make payment to
S. L. HOWARD,
Nore,nbe- a6 Qualified Executor.
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