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70 BE SOLD FOE ONE DOLLAR E4oH; i .s NJ
And not to be paid for until You know what you have

sS:T-s4 EAcH.fZ
- EoseWood Pianos, $500 90 to 500
30 Meodeons, Rosewood Cases 100 Ot to 225 co
~ MUSIC Boxea to "a tunes 16 90 to 1E0 90
1O Sewing Machines 50 90 to l2t 90
4,OO savar Tea seta. 90 to1EQ 90
ieS silver Fruit Gaze nssEess Is 60 % IS g.
LOCO Ses Silver Tea and Tablespoons is 90 10 as 90
100 Gold Hunting Case Wstches. 100 co to $50 Oo
l00 Diamond kingg, Cluster &c.... 50 90 to 200 co.:
200 Gold 60 90 to 100 Oct
800 Ladies' Gold Watches 60 90 to e5 O0
100 silver Watches IS 90 TO 90 D0t
S,Uo0 vest Chains. 90 TO $500
oo0 pairs Ear tfingD tnew styas)..... 81 O0s
s asia sss s.
aoO aoO Onyx and Anusthyst BROOCHES. 90 to- 10 OO
3,oo0 Lava ana Florentne Rrooches..s. 90 TO- Do'
160O Masonnc Pms o. to 0D0t
LEGO Gold Wstoh Keya tnsw pattsrnl.. 80 TO- 760
Fey Sess o. Bosom Studs so to e 90.
800 Enamelle1 Sleeve Buttons . so TO- 10 90
60Oo pain Gold and Chased Ring. so 10 10 0O
o Snone SET and Seal tstngs 80 to 10 90
6Oo0 Ainiafure Lockets AL atzes.: . 80 to TOO
1oOoO Sets or LADIES' 90 TO 20 co.
5oS aoid Pens So q casssx Pencils sseso % @
6ooo Gents Breastand seaSf Pins 90 TO 20 90:
20U0 Ladsos nsw ssyie beI hunxlea. 90 to O02
2ooO 0hatelsans and Guxrh Chains. 20 TO- 20 1O1
X 1000 Gold Thtmh!cs 90 to is OO
6000 seH 1ao1es hscccn 6Id Ear Drops 90 to u 90
2oOO 9otd CfoseeS 30 ITO 00f
400 Heavy dold Chain Rrsoele. IS 90 70 % 90
4 1000 Ball Ear Drops, an colors. 90 10 A. o.;
900 new style Jet and Gold Ear Drops 8 90 TO 90
n 1000 Gold Pens, Gold MID Ebony 50 10 90
Sets new syies Gut cr3staslll jet, Hard Rub
s9 obsuoe 70 obtstn a.y 81 the ahoys ~ rt,lea d.
One Dollar BY purchasing scaled envelope as cops
! Entire satssfact1on guaranteed 20
a- tickets for One Dollar IS Two Douax s3 for
Ietter0 should be Sddreased
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AUCTION SALES,

.o.M Damaged Corn.
BY M. l.. AIMAR.
THIS DAY, the 23d inst, at lox o'clock A. NJ Mt the
warehouse In Church. near Broad street.
900 bushels DAMAGED CORN.
Conditions cash. Mancl, % .
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN TYCOLLETON DISTRICT
James ~. Iltet us. Benjdm,ss Sxokes Ad1n,nistru-
tor de Oonis non Of John CYarke ct az
Under dccrctM order In this se before tn.
Court House in walterboro', - O'Clock M on MON
DAY; tho frst day OF April next cnsui e. NJ -"
ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situated. lying, and being in the District Coueton con
taning six hundred and twcntycight 82s) acres more
or less, buttng and bounding on lands Of - Walker
and of Paul H. and Charles E. Fripp lands OF -
Godfrey and of Dr. Benjamin Rhet lands Of said DR.
Benjamin Rhctt and OF VIM. G. Heyward, on lands o.
the said VIM. c. Hayward and OF said Paul II. ana
Charles L. Fripp
Condidons-Onc third cash. and the balance credit
of twelve months: that tho purchaser pay for papers
Titles not delivered till the credit portion OF the purchase
money be paid. B. Stokes,
March 20 ~s6 Commissioner In Equity.
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Try Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
tue benefits to be derived from the use Of PANKNu 8
HzFA11o B1TTERs. We would recommend them to a1
who stand in need Of . tonic. st.;
For sale by al Druggists octohar A
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= -. M. IN. TAX NCT1CE,,.. - @
r. T Il: ss'$, ii ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE a
Y, %,a @g.lS e5s UNITED STATES 1HTERtA1 Revenue
-.... NO. 6x Broad, corner Church street.
! ETUKNs OF ANNUAL TAXES FOR YEAR 1858,
LII Win 6e received as this Office for Division q com.
prtstng Wards and tas part Of west of Coming
aSt aaa soSta saa o. Gahonn street nn:n 15M ns
1n1st be rendered within days from thnreo &C.
currftng 70 Law. -. s:Ss en-
% sH., ,.Ssst 1900 JOHN B. EPPIEY a
+ March ID ~ ' Assistant Assessor, Id Division:
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.:2s 80. M. A. sS. m En-
II you want cheap Blank Books; .... 3 5a
s'1f you want eheap Stationary, Envelopes; s
per, &C.; u; u. 4 y 4 NJ v K Il. s ss;.s.
4. ~ - - you want Printing executed neatly;
h you went mt Books bound II any STYLE or Account
Ro?ks made to ord,r with any desired pattern oR
ruling, ca to H1nAM HAaRIs. No "a sero.d at,aat
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! -;;d4att1g g ;iI1!E n Ntaqat !
III E3LOGA.I;A AnA TIERS.

sATUHDHY HoSHswINS a.Mj, aRtff agss=5IgS5 s5IggSS5 Il IT.
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'<EAGISlOlIl .NiEI

TME sWAAFER oF THIS rRtNeIs BELIEVED liis 70
Wiley Of sarasogS yrsues ass sgch have ssczeS
the high Of all who have used t. possess
9g as Il does tn an eminent degree cathaso, diurehc
alterative and tonic qunties. s, ...1t MI
From sAMgEL HENRY DICKSON, N. b. Professor:
Pracdce Of Physic Jefferson Medical College. Phia
delpha former1y OF Charleston, g. c.:
u. L. fTovembar If 1855
have been for year or more past in thetkabt o.
Accustomed during portion a. mysinvalid hs
e Ise the dherent watersof tho several whcn
4po9 them ior much Of the comfort a1asas:
ned That the Excelaor Water sh aaaptad syany
they are gnnsraly employed. 4 vryaareeabie,
strongly impregnated the caxbonie actd hvely and
recommend 70 MI who need gentle catharaic ana
ttnrettc. III; SAMUEL. HENRY DICKSON, NJ b. 4
Ehe Water ~ put up III Pint and Quart botteA xnd
packed u good order for In bones Of
Dozen eaoh and IN pcxes o two dozen each.
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And this our Life, apart from public haunt, r
Finds sermons In stones books in tho running brooks
and good in everything"
The wan. dyspepto expression feature 30 failiar
and common to the American people, has formed the
text upon which DR. DRAEE has based the medical ex-
perncnts that have produced the Grea. Tonic OF the
day-PIANTAr1oN BrT1ERs. For Hcsdaehe, Vertigo
dyspepsia Heartburn. Dulnessand the thousand aches
and us tho stomach Of man is heir toPIAFrArroN
brE1zRs are tho only safe and universal andote
and remedy. tuths9 March 10
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- u. s. ROUNTTEs, z
h a ND L&GOVERNbiENT CI.AIhfs. COLLECTED
~ BY q. HURLEY Government Claim Agent, No 160
e MEisIiNa ~ sEREET. Charleston, 50 MONEY LOAN
ED on sAH cfains for the additional Bounty
should he fled Secretary efWar has
ordered that application fled after the LIST ay Of
1897 ahau be settled until All fled before that date are
!" 500 Bounty collected men: who were dis
chasged on account of injuries inservfce
sNochargs services rr1eas tie claims are OBJ
tained. 7-.7 Z. ~ -, 1xa.ch - =,
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HATS! HATS! H ATS !!

1UsT RECEIVED AND FOB SALE AT GREATLY:
81 reduced prices Gents assorted CLOTH HATS lat
so centa fsti..: iIroS..: ~
I Gents Black Wool French Hats at rs cents each I,
Gents Drab Mixed Ounce Hats at 81 each. 3l.la VI.
&#n Gents Pearl Ounce Hats at S1.5U each.
Gents Blue Stitched Choice Eats ut s2.5o each.
Gents Light Brown, very select, Hats at $3.50 each.
Gents Assorted Peerless Eats at IS each. ~.
~ Planter's Hats at 50 EACH s--r;sg r5 &
general assortment Of Hats, Boots Shoes Clothing
Irfcee ss A. IsS".lI - NJ
snare Of patronage Is respectfully solicited:
.:.. se PARKER & CHILD, .:-
80 a,i.s., II: 1oa East Bay Street
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apoWIE. = NOISE, Agents, IS. m m :.
GOODRICH, H,WINEMAN-&aCO.. ARs

WHAT@rr COSTS To- nann1actur coraA-r,a Farni.
y Soap, ,wedo NOD know, but It's value is above es.
mate. t IS the best fs1fly soap we have yet
found and every way worthy of hearty commen-
datim. It shold hold the first place IN the list Of
family supplies. ..s e, @ 's | "
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NOTICE HAVING BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE
IN GTeenvle and Columbia Railroad that until urther
notice Goods destined for Stations upon tho sparanburg
and Union Railroad will not be receiy by them unless
the freight upon is prepaid. notice Is hereby given
to shippers that and after March 22d, freight for s.
l1mbia sFt-1 5GH Il 3+ti5 ts'l 4, a. n PEAKE
March a. 33's ~ ii2a.'- General Superintendent
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ammoniacal fertilizer free from mineral phosphates and
other adultaratons, do by applying to KrsAN
HOWELL No 153 East Bay. who Agents or the sae
MAPEs' Nirosenized super-Phoephate Of Lime.
, February IL . !5.$4. 49, .s =i.H Y,wtba
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,atxRanssis PEcronA1: :EAtm IL has=been tried b.
physicians with unvnryine auaceaa, and is now
adopted as a. STANDARD Expsctosr For sale by
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TH EsUMTassaiRs5- FsATEhR,AN Il.

MI 39AEUnL1Sf3ED? EVERYE WEDNE6Dkl,sEAT SUM.
B C.by a1I 1aIET; ;6sEIOWERS pro1rietars.
Ea&FQVR DOLdA tanuum, fnvaraanay IN advance.
I'm Adyextisenncnte ineerted 81 usual
Job Franttng e1eautsd In he neatest
SsytA Nnd kaytemnNx ~
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w s-tsA81ER1cAN i III, Pes oMECo: N: n
None genuine Without 10 exaet Name OF the arm
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pared only atitheir own drug house; in Baltimore
.f%'tss;5;-- 5;---o---SEttaS (: 81 :i.e S5
TIE RIEDERPEsT.-The Department Of State
has received information from the United States
Consul at Antwerp, that the ssepizoote or cattle
plague has recently passed the frontier or Holland
and broken ont with great violence in the province
OF limebourg, "a few miles from Antwerp. Within
q few dais 5000 cattle have died. The diseasa is
remarkably contagious, and has been known to
have been transported and communicated by straw
used to envelope the roots Of plants sent from one
district to another, and also by cats and dogs
which had eaten OF the bodies Of dead animals,
and afterwards slept in the hay given to the cattle
Tor fodder Stringent orders have been issued to
the collectors Of cur ports against the mtroduc-
ton Of this pest into country from the ports Of
Holland, Belgium and Prussia. &
BIG soARE.-A guest in one Of the prominent
hotels received a considerable scare q few morn
1ng's since, on finding his pocket-book and con-
tents missing. The alarm zss soon given and the
premises searched, but tho ;aoat notes. Ners not
found until the services Of the Detectives had been
Obtained, when the pocket book was discovered
safely ensconced between the mattresses where the
owner had placed it before retiring Both the IN
fortunate boot-black, who had borne the br1unt of
the suspicion, and the owner Of the reeained green
backs were delighted at the discovery, and fhe az.
lutte Detectiges we're rewarded for thoir. .ity
in tracing chat which was not lost. The PAYMENT
ofsome Of the notes had been stopped, and it was
necessary for the owner 70 establish his identity
before the Bank would acknowledge their genuine
ness. Few scares have go happy q termination,
and the '1ost found" soon allayed the turmoil in
the losers breast. n
You've IMposrER. Poverty, Of itself, is no
disgrace, but the INDECENT should be Relieve d by
those who are ii more aHausnt circumstances, but
the common destituton has engendered class
that prey upon the sconmunity by appealing TO
their symps: p :hies. There ass few who are not
4 daily annoyed by demands onEE,t their purse for
charity Sometimes this is deserving vi g, but more
frequently the applicants arsz Simposters It Is
hard 70 deter the community from, ,exercsing the
4 ctefest Of yirtues charity; but ttis sho=ld only
be exercised with due consolidation Tor fiie
character Of the applicant. Many Of orr citizens
have been recently visited by q young 5ra who did
= not demand charity, tsimply wfshed. to oe ae-
commodated with o quarter until her mother cot,ia
change hin 9his plea was plausible, and met
with ggensrous resposase for time but un1ortt,,-
pately. The young beggar went ito the same part party
twice, and her little fraud was discovered.
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1a1neo. = Il &
C.. s.. a. 5s3 T .- . 80 d
S4IY,sEYEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GENERALS
~, AND STA1EaMEN.of:t the late Confederate States
sent nee ON receipt Of cents.
-. - Ad4ress - SOu TEERN PUBIIHHING CO.. IN
March g limo y 2. OBox 142k: Haitsuaure ma
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WHAT DocToRs, M1a1sTERs, AND PROFESSORS
TnnsK of THEnr = recommend their use to pnb-
Lie speakers. Rep. e. a. Chaplin. ..sI have never
changed my mind respecting tRnow1s,s, RRoHoH1A1
TRocEEs from the frat, excepting 10. think better
Of that which began thinking well Of "-Rev.
HENRY Ward Beechet. !. Great service in subdu-
ing hoarseness. J" Req. Das,tes Vase, NeD York.
'sThe Ttoches are . staff Of life to me. PROT Ed
.oard !$osh, President ef Hamilton College, Gin
Ton, y. r simple and elegant continuation for
Coughs, etcy"-Dr.EG. n B,geb1, Eosson.;
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s THE new organ at Grace Church was tried Last
evening, in rehearsal with the choir for Sundays
services It is not yet completed, nor WIN it be
until early in next week. when the maker, Mr..
JoHN BAHER, HE,sR, Of chs city, intends selecting an
evening for exhibiting its merits to the public, and
subectingit to the test Of the corps Of orsanists
Of Charleston, s1 ,5,. \. i: H sl ,.sEseI
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MAxoRs Court, March 22.-Joe Smith, a yellow
and youthful namesake OF the llustrious founder
OF Mormonisms was arraigned for stealing ten dol
lars from George Washington, q colored man, but
the individual with theimmorta name not appear
ing, the Boy with the elaborate family eognomen
was pnto out Of the door and sent lon his way re-
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TIE BELLS AaA1F.-Those who were favored
with the sound Of the bells on Thursday were sat-
isfed that their notes were the same as those that
charmed them in days Of yore. They win ring on
Sunday, at the hours Of and 9 "a NJ, and at 10
o'clock for service, and in the afternoon at l. and
o'clock. The same principle will be adopted as
was the practice before the 9. the bells will
play sacred tunes, and, from the few notes they
already sounded, the prospect Of musical Sab
bath is not without some foundation.
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1. SAVANNAH AND CHAR1EsToE RAnRoAD.-It VIII
'bo seen by the advertisemeat:of the General ~su-
speritendent that the company is desirous Or con-
tinuing the road to it's terminus, and wish tosob-
tain the necessary timbers, cross ties, &" " They
invite proposals to furnish this lumber, and, as
their terms are liberal, we opine that many Will be
dcsirous Of procuring the contract. All appli-
cants are referred TO- Mr. JOHN. s. RzAN, the Gene
raj Superintendent s-5i7, " " CT .E'r s as
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BUSINESS NOTICES..
Auction Salcs. This Day,

~ Auction Salcs This Day.
NJ l. Ardkn win sell this day. OF warehouse in Church
near Broad street. at 1oh o'clock Avo hundred bushcls
daDagod corn. sS7S6sS %r',
.s,urH. s MoanLrvnAr win sell this day. at No. 27
Bread street. at 10 o'clock, furniture. vehicles, horses
mules, sc.
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N 1'RIAL CoNERIBUT1oN.-Monsieu GIRARp, the
vender Of lndia rubber balloons, has patziotcally
determined to dispose Of the proceeds OF one days
sales for the sick: and; wounded soldiers This
plan has met with the appreciation Of Mrs. H. A.
ssowDEN, the President Of the LADIES' Memorial
Association, and al who now want balloons, or
may, may, at some future time, should immediate
" invest With Monsieur G1RAnD. His motive is to
attract attention to some sick and wounded Con-
federates now under the care oeaMrs sNowDfS,
and those who have either reverence for the cause
or have any sympathy tor the unfortunate soldier,
should tender their aid by purchasing balloon
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This case was first tried before the Provost
Court in last April, and Judgment was rendered
against Mr. Howard for selling: cotton seed to
GEORGE LEE Mr.. q. protested, and the s case p has
now come before the United States Court for de-.
cison. -s4sg II. Eesa III f,1.. Is, 80 ...4.5
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tt. So
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Tribute to Jefferson Davis.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas,
June 13. 1867,

EDS. News II propose being
one of the many thousands of A
merican citizens TO make freewill
offering of one gold dollar to Jeffer-
son Davis, who has been much af-
fiicted during the last two years,
but lives in the hearts of thousands
of his countrymen, North and South.
And, let all who unite in this Of
fering pray earnestly that God in
his mercy would restore the Union,
raise the Bonded tree of liberty erect
again, restore peace and good will
throughout the length and breadth
Of our beloved country. Let all u
mite, Conservatives, Democrats and
Radicals, TO love, honor and hallow
the great, the glorious and time
honored Federal Constitution, pre-
serve it pure as it came from the
hands Of It's trainers, our forefathers
preserve and bold sacred our
republican institutions, and save
our country from utter ruin and
starvation, famine and pestilence
May God Almighty smile on thC
enterprise and frown upon al who
may oppose liberty, union, peace
and civil rule.
WERREN MOBILES.
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WHsRfas Agh khsn 'fhs edi
ifsas fftho Lancaster 0afeiee says
sho Would ne fUoh nmilo her nose
inatlfs most NJ 4InMolown as fof
% mnl with whIshtfs ~ kiss hef.
W. don't believe n word NJ NJ
Tho objections which some ladies
pretend 10 have ~ whiskera all arise
hmm envy They would II they
could but tho fact a.. the continual
motion Of tho lowor law IL fatal tn
their growth. Tho ladies, God help
them adopt our fashions a. far ~
possible. Look ut tho dopredations
thoy have committed on the ward o..
robes OF tho gentlemen in tho last
fow years, They have appropria.
ted our shirt bosoms gold studs and
all, They have oncircled their soft
checks in our standing collars and
, cravats, driving us 10 natties and
turn downs. Their innocent little
hearts have been palptating in the
inside ofour vests, instead of thump.
ing against the outside as natural
ly intended They thrust their
little feet and ankless in our I'M
mentionablcs, unthinhabouts, and
they are skipping along the streets
in our high hccled boots. Do you
hear ?-we say boot.
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HS-Ihs I" truly the "ago Of progress" and tho
Amere",l people Rrc beyond doubt far ahead OF oil
oh.rs. This Is clearly demonstrated by tho Sewing
InrhInc-whoh Is strictly speaking, an American In
yention,
In this branch Of manufacture, the EMPIRE sEwINd
MAcnlSE Co., Office GIG Broadway, New York City,
stands prc-cn,inent. Their Improved Manufacturing
Machine" has no rival II is built on sound meeani'
cal prlncplcsis simple In under
stood, and not liable to get out Of order.
Its sewing qualities, particularly on Goth and lcath-
or, cannot he cquallcd and rs sucl We recommend II
to our friends and the public generally.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

INIIE advertiser having been restored to health In
J.. few weeks by very simple remedy, aiten ha'
wing suffered several years with severe lung aicc-
ton, aud that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
ous to make known to his felcw-suierers the means
Of cure,
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy Of the pre-
scription nscd (oe of CHARGE, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they Will
find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRos.
clrrs &C. The only object of the advertiser in sen.
ding the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceves to DO inyaiu-
able and ho hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as It will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New. York.
Tli:Iy1
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KERREN MOBILES.

A gentleman, parting with lazy
servant woman, was asked whether
she was afraid Of work 'Oh, not
at all said he, not at al she Il
frequently lie down and fall asleep
bv dc side Of o.
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Dallas 4ievald.
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY.

INSTINCT COURT
Ious Coon, hisiflei Judge rnlla'
! H. llaWEiss, Dist ATTY WaSahaohie
VIZ, q, iurya, District Clerk, pallnL
COUNTY OFFICERS.
" ELLs COoNnEs. County Judge
'rlduL kESpAti, County Attorney
JAMEs i. THOMAS, County Cletk
JEur. NJ. liR0wS, sheriff,
JAMS +. GoopSlGnr, Ass'r aud Collector
JANIS SnErrARp, Treasurer
wv. II. Tn0MAs, Surveyor
POLIcE CouRT--lsaao II. Webb, George W
Barton, J, II, Clemens and J T., slratIOn.
N0TARYs PUBLIC,
Judge Y. Ellis CooNuEs, ex-ollicio, Gge,
W. Gugss, JomS N. BRyAS and W. q, WpLrF,
Dallas RoBEUr $. Guy, Lancaster aud j,
J. BEENAS, llaughts Store,
CORPORATION OFFICERS,
GEoROE W. GUESS, Mayor,
NJ. NJ. MoRRow, J. S, SAUNDERS, l.. W,
lluNT, J.N. BRYAs, and A. ", MoRroS, Al
dermen.
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall.
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 80, Z. IA. NJ,
Meets on the last SATURDAY. Of each month. at tho
Masonic Hall. Gao, ". GUESS, W, NJ
JOus W. SwISDELIs, s.e'y,
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Wool CIrGiNg.

Wool CardiRg.
II WOULD respectfully call the attention
of those interested, to the fact that I
have permanently located at the old stand
Of Ellis & Morrow, in the town of Dallas,
and will use every means in my power to
give satisfaction to all who may favor me
with their patronage.
My cards are new, in good order and well
adapted to this country. My terms for
carding are 10 cents per h., for white, l22
for colored and Is for mixed and fine wool
Wheat, Bacon, lard, chickens, and other
country produce taken in exchange for
carding at the highest market rates. A
larSe supply of choice wool rolls on hand
for sale. Call and examine for yourselves
NJ. NJ. MORROW.
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Pianos and Music.

TyuRN 4 nREMER, aS Camp S. Constantly On
IL hand drst class Pianos rleycls, Martin A
Unyriers, the celebrated Cyoloil, etc, l7lyl
GRUNEwALD, Publisher Of Music, Importer
A. of musiral instruments, rlryol Planes, Stein.
way Sons, Chickering'. aud Gablrr',, l2n Canal,
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JEFFRIES &. Co.,
Brick Building, East Side Public Square,
DALLAS,

Dry Goods, Groceries, HdrdUare,
Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Woodware, DC,
Have now in store and shortly go arrive,
their unrivalled stock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
Bought from first hands, in the city of New
York, and which will be sold on the most
liberat terms for .
Cash or Country Produce.
saynBuyers will find it to their interest
to examine our stock before making their
purchases. JEFFRlES y w.
April 20, 1S67-3l:tf.
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COLLEGES.

JNOLBEAR Commercial College, New
DOrienus.-Foundcdl S:l3, No vacations, Dock
Keeping, Penmanshlp, Language, Mathematics,
practically taught. Students from ~ to 40. RUrus
DoLRFAR. President. lsep9s-iy,l