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IsERI[ELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH. AND ST THOMAS
AND Sr. DENNIS.
FInFr PRErIScr.-ML Pleasant POLL. Fncop Milo
House Poll nnd ST. Thomas Muster House Poll
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS
SECOND PREcrscT.-club House Poll, the Main, and
School Housc Poll. Jancs' Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, CoILEroN
THIRD PnEcrscr.-Cluh uonso Poll. Elslo Island
Rockville. wadmaaw Island. aud IcGarcyi.lr, Johns
Island
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G5' PUBLIC NOTICE.-.TIIE OFFICE OF
the CITY Registrar AMI Health Department las been re
novel from M. III COMING STREET to the MORT H.
EAST CORNER or CALHOUN STREET AND RUT-
LEDGE AVENUE.
Charleston. August D., 1867. G August
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HS- CIlEAPl CEIEAp!-JUSr RECEIVED, A
LOT OF DRY GOODS from auction. For sale al very
low prices at A. ILLISo
Jhiy 'V No. aG2 King street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

I'M u m
-. CLAN, as his Diploma, which hangs
in his Office, viii show, has made Chronic
Diseases The study of his life, and has a
Union-wide reputation, having been longer
located in ST. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much of his practice has been of pri-
vate nature-Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, elect,
Structure, all Urinary Diseases, SyphIlitic
Dr. Mercurial Affections of the Throat, Skin,
Or Bones; Orchitis, Hernia, OF Rupture;
so the effects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous
o body and mind producing Blotches, De-
Dility, Impotence Dizziness, Dimness5 of
Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil FOrbod-
ngs, Aversion to Society, Loss of Memory,
Weakness, ETC.. not all these in any one
ass, but all occurring frequently in va
iouS cases. att
ssS- Accommodations ample; charges
moderate; cures guaranteed. Consulta-
ions by letter or at office, free. Most cases
an be properly treated Without an fIaterptet0,
nd medicines, secure from observation,
emit by mail or express. NO h1ndrance TO
.usineSS in most cases.
Address Box 1892, st. Louis, Mo.
Hours-S am. to pm. Office perma-
entity located at No. 30 St. Charles street,
etween Sixth and Seventh, one square
Duth of Linden Hotel, retired spot in
ne centre OF the city.
Consultation rooms. and rooms for the
ccommodation of such patients as require
ally personal attention.
EVER YBODY
an get in a sealed letter envelope my
Theory, Symptoms, and Treatment OF
ervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases,
early delineating all the Diseased Cond1-
Ans, with full Symptom Lists, for two
&c. Circular tor Ladies, relating to Dis
bses of Puberty, Menstruation, and Preg-
ancy, three cents.
aug d&wSm (dltaw)
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Goods at Value.

We have the most complete stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed to the season, which we will sell off
cheap until March. We make no
ridiculous pretensions by advertising
articles cheap, and when customers
call for them "are just out" or by
pretending to sell at cost (cost to Gus
toners, of course). Many goods are
high enough at Eastern cost.
With many thanks to cur friends
and customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we enter the
new year with confident hope of a
continuance of the same, and promise
to leave nothing undone to merit it.
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LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS,
The Great Female Remedy for
TJre0ulGrifieS

The Great Female Remedy for
Irregularities.
n HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS
u in my own practice, over ten years,
and do not hesitate to say that nothing
has been developed by medical research
that acts so powerfully, positively, and
harmIesSly, in cases OF female 1rregG Iartty,
as does this medicine. In all recent cases
IL never fails, while thousands VINO have
been long sufferers are indebted TO it for
the boon of health to-day.
Although so powerful and positive, they
are perfectly harmless, and may be used at
all times, except when specially forbidden
in the instructions.
To all who suffer from any irregplarity,
painful, difficult, excessive, offensive, or
sobstructed menstruation, LeucoFrhoea, or
the train of diseases that follow, / would
say, try bottle of DR.. Lyons French
periodical Drops. Being fluid prepare
/ ton, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit
directions, bearing my fac-simile, accom-
pany each bottle.
They may be obtained OF nearly every
druggist in the country, or by inclosing
the price to G.. g. CLARK IL CO., New Ha-
ven, Conn, General Agents for the United
States and Canada. Price 81 80 per bottle.
DIR. JOHN Il. LYON,
Z - Practicing Physician,
dec3 dem New Haven, Conn.
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SOUTHERN PRESS ASSOCIATIONS.


i is in contemplation. we learn, to revive this
association Of nm early day. There lis to ss .
meeting in Atlanta, on the third Wednesday in
April, which will take this matter into considera-
ton. Soma reform Improvement is desirable;
almost any change will be for the better. Tho
Associated Press, on whose agents We are at pres
ent dependent for our telegraphic reports Of news
is gigantic monopoly, both niegardy and ca1e-
less in it's management, and apparently determined
to reimburse itself at the expense Of the Southern
press, tor the great outlay they were compelled TO
make IN order TO drive their rival Mr.. ORA1a, from
the field The dispatches Of late have rot only
beon extremely meagre, but often quite uninteIh-
gible.$ The agents at Washington and other points
are either culpable Of gross neglect q else othsr
wise unified for their postions.
Awell organized effort at separation from the
old concern, we have no doubt win carry thewhole
Southern press. % :s SiS Ss5i5
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CHA RLEST.O.N
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH .1s, 1857.
THE TROUBLES IN YORK DISTRICT

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We are indeed rejoiced to see that however
serious the apprehension, there was no positive
violence at the late session Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas at Yorkville. All that really happened
appears to be that respectable committee of the
citizens waited upon the presiding judge, and
communicated to him their fears That the people
would not permit the Court to proceed in the I'D
judication Of civil issues Judge MUNRO did what
all who know him might have been sure he would
do-his duty, and the Court has proceeded to the
discharge of its business No language Of ours
can describe the injury to the character and the
highest interests OF the State justice is ever OBJ
structed by mob violence. It could afford no pos
sible present relief, and would create infinitely
graver, private and public distress in the future.
But this incident should not be disregarded, and
it proves the sharp and general distress which
aHicts our whole community. The fact that the
docket at Yorkville was crowded with summary
process cases-and this is true in some Of the nd
joining Districts-shows how unusual is the in
debtedness Of the country, and how inadequate the
means to meet it. g.,
Surely the present condition of the State offers
trouble and perplexity enough to the people not
to need the aggravaton Of an universal and ruin
GUS sale of its property. We understand that
even in this city the sale Of real estate has been
oflate made at unprecedented sacrifice. We are
neither lawyers nor judges but it does seem to US
that it is very desirable that sales should if possi
bic, be delayed until return to something Like q
settled condition of interest and industry restores
fair value to real estate. This pressure of suits
now ia producing another evil which is doing in
justice to creditors in general In the country is
becoming practice which is not to be
approved, that whenever creditor persists
in suing, his debt is defeated by a con-
fession Of judgment, which not only deprives him
but the bulk Of the creditors OF the benefit OF any
assets. Now if, as we understand it, the new bank
rupt law gives the power Of making involuntary
bankruptcy, and Of setting aside such confessions
there viii be no end to litigation. This proceed
ing at Yorkville, the resolutions at Newberry, and
other popular movements, show that our people
are learning that most dangerous lesson Of disin-
gushing, or rather, we should say, trying to dis
tingnish between the moral and the legal oblga-
ton Of Q just debt We think almost any remedy
that the art Of legal ingenuity can devise is better
than such Decentralization. 55-s.:. M r (.
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IMnIIGRATION-COOLI IN THE WEST
EN- ar% 9=.gt INDIES. y.-2;i4 - III. y a . s.t

There is no subject of more immediate interest
to this State than its supply of labor. But it is
one upon which we need information before we can
have judicious action, because the question is COM
picated IN our case, by the fact that the different
sections Of the State require different kinds Of
laborers. AS far as the up country is concerned,
the question will settle ITSELF although it's solution
may be hastened by concert of action among the
landowners, and by judicious legislation. With
healthy and delicious climate, soil where basis
OF red clay makes with the proper manure, q sure
foundation for the culture Of the grasses and
grains, capable Of large development by means Of
the grasses, into stock-raising country. With
hardy population accustomed to work, ana holding
as general rule, small farms, the moment atten-
ton is directed to it's advantages and facilities af-
forded for reaching it, we have little doubt but
that it will attract capital and enterprise. Even
now the cheapness Of the lands ana the fact
unfortunate in itself, we adnit), that much
Of the property in these sections must be sold,
make it worth the consideration Of many Of the
low country planters, whose capital has been re-
duced by the war, who are unwilling to encounter
the difficulties and the enormous expense which at
present attend all agricultural enterprise on the
coast, and whose remaining means would secure
homes always healthy, and where judicious work
would guarantee Independence, il not wealth. But,
our chief difficulty will be in the low country--a
great deal Of the labor Of the country hes been
drawn away by the high wages offered in the West.
The system Of ten acre grants has very much de-
moralzed the native labor, and the malaria Of the
climate scos 70 present insuperable obstacles to
an immigration Of white labor. We do not pro
pose to discuss this question now, as we hope to
return to it al some future time for the purpose Of
fuller illustration. But We would call attention to
the interesting debate in the British Parliament;
which we publish this morning, on the subject OF
the Gooe to theWast Indian islands
Mr. ADDEHLYs official statements in regard to it's
conduct and it's success are worth consideration,
and some OF his remarks will be found to have
especial application to our own condition. 4A
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terflav. :, Fcnian hunting, under the gcidance OF
Mr.. MAcREApY, chief boatman in charge OF Balhns-
kolics coastyuard station. In addition to the
usual supply Of handouts, they took with them
long coil of rop. 70. the better securing OF their
expected captiycs, a-rong whom they calculated to
find tho rodoubtable J. ). O'Cc=soR himself but
having visited several points in tho Glen, ;1clud-
ing Chaytor's Lodge and surroundings, and scour-
ed Ballinskclligs, Dungegan, &C., they returned
last night without single prisoner"
To the long list of noble game already bagged
by American sportswomen must now be added the
bringing down. by fair Miss CURTIS, Of young Count
DE TALLEyRAND, ono Of the most brilliant parts
OF the matrimonial field Of to-day. The Counts
lineage is arsto ratio enough to satisfy the yearn
ings Of tho most republican belle; he is the eldest
son Of the Duke DE DINO, nephew Of the Duke DE
vALENcAY and Of the Marchioncss DE CAsrE1LAEE,
irst cousin of the Prince of sagan, and grandson
Of the famous Duchess Of Talleyrand, Princess Of
Sagan daughter of the Duke Of Courland, who
died only three years ago, and whose beauty, in
telligence aud grace made her fur so many years
the queen Of Partisan fashion, and Of whom Mad
anle DE S-AEL so often said that she would give
tho half Of her lifetime to change places with her
Tho young Count has lately come back from Mex
leo, where he lad gained promotion and honors in
the French expeditionary corps. On his return
he went at once to Nice to see his fathor, and
there made the acquaintanceship that is about to
convert daughter Of the great Republic into tho
future Duchess DE DINO. Several other American
beauties are making sensation in the gay circles
Of this cosmopolitan capital and are likely to car
~ off heavy prizes, thus sharing the run of matr-
monial luck with several Of the leading actresses
of the day, among whom Mademoselle TAL1ooN1
has just married q cousin Of the King Of Prussia;
Mile. KREuTzER, Prince PAUL DE TAx1s, Of one Of
the noblest houses Of Germany; Mile. FoNTEL1vE,
the Prince Of Thurn and Taxis; and Mile. CHAR-
LorTE WoIrER, s-the German Rachel" Count
CHARLES Osu1IIvAN. What an importation Of the
red blood Of ordinary humanity into houses in
whose veins only the buest Of blue blood has been
flowing for centuries.
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LARGEST CIRcULAT1oN.-T'he DAILY
News publishes tae Official last Of Let
ters remaining IN the Postc6iice at the end
Of each a0ech, agrceab!y to the .tozloaoing
section Of the Nca0 Posto6ice La1o, as The
neeospaper having the largest circulation In
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That Lists OF let
ters remaining uncaled for in Postoce in any city
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed
shn hereafter be published only h the newspaper
which, being published weekly ofener shall have the
Office, 4t ~ @M##HlN tD't
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, PUBLIC EG,TECE.
E OFFICE OF OTTV TR1

\. III tsrss 7t PUBLIC EGETCE. 4g
OFFICE OF OITY TREASURY, (.a
DUB1Ic NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Sag TaSr 'SSs TnBER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
= ae'''e1y 1lon sns omee at E tTTToMAs, TSesAs,s
sEo l. Rs Il 0,datned BY tie Mayor and 1Ide1me,, u,
Of January licenses shn Be taken ont Sr an carts draws
aud wagons used for private and domestic purposes IN
the same manner and according to the provisions
driven Nor hire, except giving bonds, And each such
tanning the number thereof and marked P1tvass to be
SEC. 2 No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning L.
issa Hsness s ior % cs - and
Sec g. Tie following shall hereafter be the rstas for
licenses for public and private carts ays wagons &c
including the horses mules used thereof which sha
be free ffom other taxaticn: t f%3El 5f-,7-1 N
PUBLIC cAR1s, DRAYs ETC, on TnosE Rlrp1orED N AEx
Il 1us1sEzs WHATxvER, FOE HIRE DIRECT Oh raDrREcr n
Eor every eye cart d1ay or wagon. drswn BY horse
every oart dray wagon. drawn W two horses or
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
For every stage. or omnibus (cxcept Ano onan,bus)
For every Stage omnibus Except Hne o.nnibus,
drawn bv fnnr hnrsee: $50 S7 !. q - 80
For every truck drawn by two or more horses or mules
For express wagon drawn by two or moro horses
or mules, $50. 81 y A 7r. y - -
anxiD. CARTS And PRIVATE oAars DaArs, ETC.
For every cart dray or used for private or do
esc purposes, ana not 90 DO employed tn the tuys
porting Of goods wazes merchandise lumber or any
Ss exclusive of the horse or nnIla. -
!, Ra1asd IN City Council. this 1eh day q Jannary.
q sff n dred and sixty-si .-5 5:..t ~,
4 January 5FESTG5 w n ans1TH r1sra, ~ co,,,.n =
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a AL communications Intended for publication Il,
this Journal naust be addressed to ne Ed,to, of Me
Daily Ne1os, No. 16 Huyne- street, Charleston, s. c.
Business Communications to Publisher of Daily
.Ne,0s.
We cannot undertake to return rejected commanded
lions. ,.&.'.
Advertisements outside fue city must be accompa-
MED acita the cash. $5 s,5D ~,
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GROCERY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS,
- HAMS, &c. "..
u n HHDS CHOICE CLEAR SIDES .H.. Ill.
: " 10 iii,ts Choice g. Il Sides ,...... "H....
- hias Souud c. Il. Sides . w.
20 hids Choice Ribbed Side, ."8 0% .@..## e..
70 hhtia Choice Shoulders ."". ....
~ lilds Sound Shoulders "....- "...
% boxes {. 4. Sitlcs-n salt
10 boxes Clear Sidcs-;n salt
70 boxes Bcllics-i salt #.. u"... .0. 4. ..M.
% boxes Sound s. &. Hams KS. .M.
23 bbls Choice $. G. Hauls H.... ~" ' T."
." - ticrccs S. e. Hams .... ...
% bbs Breakfast Bacon .I. .... ..D
10000 lbs Strips .a..... ..... ...
GU ticrccs and barrels Pure Lard
Is Kegs Pure Lard.
PORK. PORK. sc
10 bhls MESS PORK .M" r. ~.
1OO bbls Sound Mess Pork ........
~ Dbls Extra Primo Pork.
FLOUR AND CORN.
l5o bbls baltimore FINE. SUPER AND EXTRA
FLOUR
500 bbls New York Fine. Super and Extra Flour
1000 bushels Prime White Corn
1000 bushels Primo Yellow Corn.
TO Aksss1VE-ExPECTED DAILY
900 bushels WHITE CORN
In store, and for sale low by
JEFFORDS & CO,
March 10 No. q Vcnduo Range
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b irI13I.|l aOj.1 ,.mlHn 81 .
NOTICE..

OFFICE CnERK OF. COUNCIIA-THE FOLLOWING
" clause Of Section OF "Ordnance to Raise sun
plies for the 1867 is published The information
of persons selling Goods sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this oiy All such persons hereby
notified to report at this Office.
.erhree dollars every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold in this city by not Residents by sample or
otherw1se. W. h SMITH, 1E..
Z MARCH 3 &&'S@S- s' %5ft Clerk or Council.
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..WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,. n e.
Observation-Disclosures.
= ~: ~ OEEIfIE CLERK or C0IrNlCuI

TAVERN-KEEPERS sE
#v@ : sS35-aii y. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, 4
Il ,.-tt Z. E.ll E& SD3. March !. 1857. -
J, A IL RN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
~ ING pffrons liquors. within the city limits, who
have not executed their bonds and tan out the nroer
cards to show that they have license to SELL w be re-
ported as not complying with the law, after Monday, 9Th
A1l5L.
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
same placed In conspicuous place In the window. All
fng to observe this notice win also be reported after
the aforementioned time W. h SMITH,
March 2 5l,5s @.I-lalt. Clerk OF Council.
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THE MARION STAR.

ENsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
IL published at Marion, s. c., in the central portion
Of the country and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggsts hachntsts and sll classes who deae
Eos the benefit Of our adyertsing PATRONS shall in
ceasng, publish and distribute gratuttousy 5000 extra
eopes Of the STAR, during the business season this
,t5 Bates Of Advertising liberal i3,.
y. ~ ~. i.sH !Ea$ W. J. McKERALI. @
November 20 Editor Prorrdetnr
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PHOTOG r AP HIS.

--...l Y. $3.50 FOR A MONTH! ,a's
s TIE TUNE THAT BARLOW, THE OLD OPERA
TOR, is catering to, ut the OLD STAR GALLEIsY,
where he will give his attention to securing shadow
ere the substance especially the OIL FORCE
of which competition Ii defed. Spe-
cmens can be seen taken from life, and small pictures
enlarged at tho Gallery, southeast King Mar
ket streets, Charleston February oI
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A n PRIVATE SALE. ONE OF PIIE1.nN,S
IA hrst-class BILLIARD TABLES, with eyerytbino
complete and IN good ORDER Can seen at the PheIan
Biard Saloon, corner Of Meeting and Market streets
March 1G '-~'-- ~ - 1~AAeS o~Hee
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70 r SALE.

ENOR SALE, A YOUNG DRAY MULE 16
1 hands high, sound and gentle; works in any Kind
OF harness. Inquire et Nc % STATE STREET
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FRENCH PORCELATNl

I Il x CASKS HAVILAND & CO. S LIMOGES pOR.
1fg CELA1N, consisting OF Dinner. Tea and Toilet
Sets Plain White, Colored end White, and Decorated
Also Fnnc Vases, Cups, Sptons, &c. Will be sold by
the CASE ut New York prices, to tho trade on usual
conditions. ~
Samples for inspection ana Catalogues ready for
distribution. VI D. g. VII KINS - -
NA"rch 10 No. IL East Bay.
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new elections must be held. GARBA1D1 himself
has, OF eourse been reelected, and viii be the
leader OF the opposition against the Ministry. AS
regards the great question Of italian poitics-the
annexation OF Rome-GAnIBALDI stated, in a re-
cent speech at Bologna, that he preferred peace
able solution, but that If no other means availed
recourse must again be had to revolution.
The general ticket agents Of the various rail-
roads Of the United States held their annual con-
vention at Memphis, last week Various mstters
connected with railroads were discussed, and
among other things, it was decided that free bag
gage should be limited to 100 pounds al! in excess
Of this to be charged fifteen per cent. over first
class through rates, the costs to be collected as
far as such baggage is checked. It was also de-
cided TINT claims on lost baggage admitted and
unlocated be charged pro rata TO roads constitnt-
ing the line on which the baggage was checked
through. Nh. 1- @ ,-
Mr.. HOFFMAN sends to the Quincy {Fla. G,ro-
aaonsce0Nh the following terse account Of the
present condition Of things in Texas provisions
cheap and abundant; corn selling about rs cepts
per bushel; pork and cents per pound. Large
quantities Of wheat made, sufficient for home con-
sumption, at rs cents per bushel; horses (pretty
far) from $50to $780, cotton crop excellent
there from 15 to 18 cents in gold; freedmen behay-
ing very well and giving general satisfaction; lands
remarkably cheap, from the fact that, old owners
are desirous Of investing in stock ID the western
portion Of the State, and for the purpose Of doing
this throw lands upon the market Emigration
unprecedented; health very good, currency gold,
except in payment Of tsxes, when greenbacks ars
1sed at 50 per cent discount ,ss- Al
The Cork Ezanataer prints letter from it's O.
hirciveen correspondent, Fsbruary 2s,) in which
occurs the following: : PATRICK CoNnEr1, q mil
tia man, whose name and description appear In
the Police GazeAs, in connection with the late
rising surrendered himself laSt night into tho
custody Of head constable ooassII, :oY this town.
a party Of military and police went out on cars yes-
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F.0II.U +. Ut N D.

ENOUND ADRlFT, A LARGE CANOE. AP
Island. r"I March IL a.
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-$$a,s By the Mayor. a 2-II-' -
January 8 , ". y, SpSITH Clerk Of Cor1ner
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/ sPLENDD RESIDENCE AND FARM,

E>OR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
- and 6-year old broke MULES: and THIRTY i
and year old For sale at Mills House Stable. Apply
" q W. CAls1ON.
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M EETlM NJ g s

,,,,,,! HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
hE. NEAULAR MONTHLY MEETING or YO1J1s
Evening" March 18th. ut TX o'clo.L y a. ''y'
nr,,.h 10 H. 7. PETERS,