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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PicEke,as-AM Equity.
Samuel Knox Bill for Construction of
vs. Will, Partition, &c.
1Ioirs of A. p. Knox.
addition to tho decree of tho Court Of Eq.
Il uity. made in this canse at Juno Torn, 1865,
notice is hereby given to tho heirs.at-law of
Andrew T. Knox, decoasod, requiring and on
joining them and caoh and every IF tlion,, to be
trict and State aforesnid, within year and
day" from tho date l,orcof, to identify them.
selves as hc:rs ct law Of tho said Andrew p.
Knox, dcccasod and furthe., to claim tho fund
belonging to thon, arising from, tho sale of Real
Estate in This cause on pain of boing barred
any further decree to be mado in this cn,,so"
ROB"r. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Come ofdoo. July II, 1868.
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Sale of Valuable
TOWN PROPERTY.

THE COMMISSIONERS appointed to select q
Il sito for tho Court House and Jail for the Dis
triot of Oconee, having located the same in the
Town of Walhalla, and procured tho titles of One
Hundred Acres Of Land within said Town, will, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
Thursday the 9th Of August Next,
after having first Ibid off the said land into yuia-
able aud convenient LOTS, proceed TO sell the
said LOTS to the highest bidder.
This looat;on is within the beautiful and thri-
wing Town of Wallialln, at tho foot Of the Blue
Ridge, and possesses advantages in point of trade,
education, &c., unsurpassed by any other place in
tho State.
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Bicns07.7s's s-HoteI
W A L III A Ill A, S. G.
Tnzns vyRss.y. KV0yvN ssousE

81
!HHg TEzHs vyRss.y. KNOWN sgDusE
EsaRS& is now opo,, for the reception Of Sum
mer Boardcrs Everything that can conduce
to tho comfort Of guests VII Lo upsparingly
provided. The TABLE will he supplied ;sith
the bost tha. money md effort can secure and
Quantity or quality. My servants viii bo found
polite and attentive. A Bar Room and Barber
Shop attuclcd to the premises.
M x I3 "A E1 E2o OM
Will be found to contain old and carefully &C.
looted Liquors, Of the choicest brands Wiuoa.
Brandes, Whiakeys. Gin, Ale, Porter, and oil
tho diferont brauds of popular Bitters: Such
ns Stoughton's IIostotter's. Sumter, Co., 60.
keep Cigars Of the very best grades; Tobacco,
chewing aud smoking; I.obsters, Oysters, Piok-
lee, Sardinos, &c.
sag" Charges for Bonri, moderate.
j. BlEMANE.
WALHALLA, May 6, 1868 3l-tf
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IW B4aNEnUITTJY.
La thc District Cour Of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER or MARTIN nfANLEY, BANKRUPT.

AT YORKvILLE, in the said District, on The Sd
day of July, 1863
fyIilS is TO give notice that Petition has boen
/ tilod i'll said CouGtssby Martin Monlay, of
Pickcns District, in sold )istrict, duly declared q
bankrupt, under tlasssSt of Congress, entitled
mptcy throughout tho UTitcl Staics," approved
2d siarc!, 1867, for q discharge and certificate
thoreof, from Ill his dobts and o;her claims prov
nblo under tho said Act; and tho 4th day of Am-
gust, 1868, at12 o'clock NJ, il assigned for tho
bearjne of tho same, Lcfore w. J. CLAwscN, one of
tn Regis,ers in bankruptcy of sold Court, at his
office IN Yorkvllc, South Carolina, when and
where you may attend, ard shew cause, if any
you have why tho prayer Of tho said Petition
should not DO granted.
DANIEL, 1I0RIBECK,
Clerk Of u. 9. Court.
July III, 1863 1l
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Valuablc FGg'ps
AT PRIV ATE SALE.
@9 1! e, 2 go

r OFFER for salo my VALUABLE PLAN
II. TATION, situnte in Ooonee County, 8. q.
This plaoo lies on Snow Crock. wators Of Conc
rosa Crcoie. and contains TWO HUNDRED
AND sixty EIGHT ACRES, moro or less,
FORTY of which a:o good Bottom. There Is
on the place II good Dwelling House and oil
nocossary youtbuildngs; also, q No. Thrashoh
Convenient to tho House is OH excellent Spring
Of water.
The ncishborhood 10 good ono CHURCHES
aud good Schools near by. Within u short dis
tance of my residence there is arist and Saw
Mill, and Wool Factory in operation. There ls
also good range for stock. {.
10 those wishing to purchase, this is ON o..
collent opportunity. Terms accommodates.
My address is Oakway, Pickens Dist, 8: y.
B. +. REEDER.
July 8, 1868 10 If
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
An Nnuity-A'iGkeMs.

THE STATE OT SOUTH CAROLINA,
An Inuity-R'iGkeMs.
john G. Nc7:l'o
pY virtue Of tho docrco Of tho Court of Ea.
-sD uity, n,ado in .his cause at Juno Term,
1863, will sell to tho highns; b;dlnr. at
Wost Union, 4th August next,
The valuable Roal Estate described in the
ploadinga, consisting Of
ETC HTEMN LOTS
OF o:.o and onc.f,.,y.. {, t7o Acres each.
Those lots arp most ei.;:niy situated between
the Rourish;''g town Of Walhnlla and tho Depot;
aud, for building Sites cannot be surpassed.
a plan Of these Lots nro on file in this Office,
and will DO exhibited on day Of sale.
H'EIsRES--On credit Of one and two years,
with interest from tho day OF sale; purchase
money to be secured by bond Of pnrchnscr, and
two good surcticv. Title TO be executed but not
delivered It'll terms OF sale arc complied with,
um'ca3 a mortgage o; ;hc promises is sivcn.-
Costs CT SUIT and sa'o 70 be paid in cash Oh day
os sa!e. Purchaser TO pay 'ySra for p"pors,
stumpe, tc.
ROB'T. \. THOMPSON,
C.E.r.D
CONES Office, July 6, 1865 4O-4
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WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY by
ID. I I II M a. N N

ApPLES--Grccn, per bushel,
DRIED. per pouTu, SO.
BAGGING-Gunny, per yard, 30
Dnndoe. rer yard
BALE ROPE Macila. per pound, 33
but TEEi'cv pound. Is
BEESWAX Per pound. 20
BEEF-.pcr ro""d sac
BACON -l!o,; "onn4. Per pound, 20
BEANs~-Wh:te. per Lushel 81 Is
CALiCO--FcrNne'. 10a 20
CANDLES t'Ioman5,,c. per Id. 80
1al!.Y. per ponnd, 20
$$$$$S5s: $1j; ss;ss bunch. 50 s
CIiEESE-per pound, Is
COFFEE Rio. per pound, 80
G0PPERAS--Per pound, 10s
F1,oUR-.pcr barrel, s.4 90
FEATIIERs--rer round, - 40
GRAIN per bushel, 81 90
Wheat per busilcl, 81 so
Rye per busl.nl. 81 90
Oats, per bushcl, so
PEAS-Pcr huss'cl 8! 20
HlDIS---Dry, per pound, JG
Grccn, per pound, 8
INDlIO-- caroina. per pound.
Spaoisl. ficat, per ID. So 90
L1ME---Per bushel, 45
LUMBER--B Boards, per 100 feet. 81 25
Scanuing, per 100 feet, 81 25
SHINGIES--Pc Per 1000, $2 SO
MOLASSES--.C .Cuhn, per gallon. 30
y. O. Syrup 81 90
NADER Per rou:.d, so
NAILS Per round. 10
OHlCNS--per bushci, 81 90
" IL crn:cnc, per gallon. 81 90
PORH--!'er pcund 10
POTATO ES-lrivh, per bushcl, Is
Snaot, re. bushcl -
RICE Pc. pound Is
SUOT--lcr pound, 90
Sii'RjiHG Brown, per yard, la 90
B!Dac;,cd. per yurd, loa 80
SPIRITS Corn WLiskcy, per cal. 81 90
SALT Liverpool. rcr sack, So rs
SOAt- Per pound. II
SUGAR ,C,nsh,l, per pound, Is
i'rown rrr pound, Is q 20
SlA ANtit -pcr rcuad, 20
SCDA-'cr pound, 20
TALON Per pound, Is
TURKEYS, 5Oa75
TEA--f1rcnn nrr noupd. 80 90
g Black; poi pound. 50 90
IOHiCCO-C Chewing, pcr lb. cjal SO
Smoking, per pound, 50aI 90
FlNEGAk, Cider, per gallon 81 co
WOO. : Washed. per Mound 40
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The Very --latest
AT THE w EST.

! N addition to our present STOCK we arc now re-
cciying direct from New York, a splendid lo or
READY sIAZ,Es e,5G1'TIgr.4t+,
Such US Linens, Cloths, Cn,simovas, ST., !,w far
Gosh. HATS 10 suit the snail ana tie aroat. CHG
fee, the best /; Cotton Yarn, Salt, L,t!,er, aud l..
fact n littlo of most anything you want.
Wo think We can mako it pay you to call at our
establishment at the West end or Town.
COUNTRY PRODUCE: taken. Corn
bought for Gosh or Goods.
RsS" Don't buy or sell until you give us n call.
CHAMBERS & IIYSON.
WALuALLA, July !. 1868 30-3i,
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Terms of Sale

One:fourth cash, ,--tho balance payable in three
equal instalments in three. six and ninc months,
secured by noto with approved security. Titles to
bo executed, but not delivered until purchase
money Is paid in juU. And in cEac Of failure on
the part of purchaser to meet tho payments when
duo, the properly TO be forthnih aoA ut his risk.
Purchasers to pay extra for stamps and titles.
WESLEY PITCHFonD
w. j.. HOLCOMBE,
BRY FRETWELL. Comm'r re-
NJ. +. MITCHELL,
0. M. DOYLE,
Walhalla, 8. c., June 8, 1868 STD
Ra~ The " Anderson Intelligenccr," "Colum-
bin Phmnix," F" Charleston Courier" and "Grcon-
Villo Enterprise" publish weekly for six woeks
call attention editoraNy and scnl bills to
". Z. HOLGOMnE,
Scciy & Treasurer,
WALnhII.,, S. G.
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yyAMTElD-AaENTs.

SyAMTElD--!AGaA;
dst7E PER MONTH to soil the National
Sl y Family Sewing REacIrisRe. This
Machine is equal to the standard mnohines In ey-
cry respect, and is sold at tho low price If $40.
Addpesa NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY, Pittsbnrg, Pa,
July IL, 1853 Al am
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In Bank uptcy.
FINE STOCK FOR SALE,

THE SUBSCRIEEh infornla parties who wis! to
buy fine Stock that he hna on l,u I'd at this time
several HORSES nncnualol, either for double or
single harness, and the saddle. In tho lot is
splendid Pair Of lays Also, II nulnbcr Of fret
ratio MULES. lie will sell at reasonable rates.
These Horses arc at TuomrSoS's Livery Stables,
and con be sccn at any time.
D. &. CUNNINGHAM
: WALnhLLA, 8. c., July %, 1863 42-tf
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Com,rs Office ,Tuly G. 1868 dO--3

p.y~ The friends of DAVID SAN
DTiRSS respectfully announce him Candidate
for Tax Collector Of Oconco County, at the ensu-
ifg election. Ho belongs to no party whatever,
but will run an independent radS. J..
May s, 1868 td@
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Gullett's Patent
S. -r E E T. B r u 8 III
COTTON GIN.

COTTON Ginnci on this Gin sold in Charleston,
y last season, at one to two ocnts pcr pound moso
than tho Same class Of Cotton ginned on the ordi.
nary Gins of tho country. This statement is oor-
tifcd by twenty-five of tho principal Factors and
buyers in Charleston.
Price: Six Doilors per Saw, Tor cash or city nc.
cer!anco. Send foc Circular.
G. GEAFELEY,
No. SO, East Bay,
South Of tho old Post OBico
BRfNLY'S PATENT pLOUGHS, and full
stock Of Hardware llssd1 Agricultural
Implements for salo low, Wholesale anu
Retail.
July 10, 1868 41 @
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THE STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Pick euis- -9sa Eqsuity.
-,'' va. Rcliof, Sc.
Plaoidia Adams, ct. ale. J
TTNDER decree Of tho Court Of Equity, mado
L. in this cause, ut Juno Torm, 1863, tho
Commissioner was required to '..publish. rulo
,dSr forty days in tho . Kcoweo oonriorp to be
directed to tho plaintiff, II. III. Adans, requiring
the dooretal order roforred to |" slionid be modi.
fed or changed" end failiogstodo So tts;ssts tho
said dacretal order will DO made absolute. IL
;','i''H' ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, o.c.P.D.
CONS Oillce, W
Piokcns, 9. II. July, 1868. 4lv-0
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HEADQUARTERS OF TRADE.

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ChECh Is lrLAlD CANBRIC.S.
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Ecnloinbor tho Cheap Cas-, Store.
bca "STs HsS M' sd .arSa lot Of the
p1orn r.a,,
"'A'' nNGoN
SALT, RICE, VINEGAR;
SUGARS. ofp, pra,cs.
COFFEE. Of d;lfa-eo, vorioi;cs
MoLAssEs, from the common brand IN to
the choicest New Orleans Syrup;
Aud in short everything ti.at can administer TO
r,s,up9S'ys ,anES ssssG4Py ., approved EASzsss
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made for examining; and your Country Pro.
dnce will be taken in exchange ut fair price.
Ny motto IS:
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CARPENTERS, TOOLS. of all sorts.
GEAR. TRACE CHAINS, LINES;
W " i.hha, NA.LS; ana everything that can
1 a
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nsy.Eala many friends OF ROBERT
Powell respectfully announce him Candi-
date for Tax Collector for Oconoe County at the
approaching election.
May 8, 1865 til
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D,o!igioug EYotiea.

The following are tho appoinments Of REV.
a. B. SrErnESs, Presiding Eldes for The IsrscB,
Vile Dist,ic. Of ,hc South Corolina Copfelanca.
NJ. f. Church South 81 Gpavses:
Gvv.sn"Ie Siuiion June Gthaad Tth. M
laaWctoa coloscd CiycrMAJuSe 18Th aid
1l,h, az Macedonip. sEf S SSs
EeaDaIs cs,ea's--Jpno ao,hSasa .2lss 81 as
Y Grecaai3c Civm'--Juno 27sh and 2asth, 81
Hopeweli Ss I'll, .slS, Sss
IisRsssrRle 1ci5ena July Al, and S,ssa
DatNosdn. sssSS
Keomec ci,:ait--Jdg l1th and R.hsa NJ ii
Kinney's. II @Ss.sf
lFoilG1,a ci%su'i-tyoly 1871 and leth.Eg
PiGhous G. Il. sssF itss
Ssaaaa a.i3 qngalo SCircui.. jul " 2cSsh u dS
10Th, % Center. sS Y
Proviicnce. ssss tx
RWie!on Circwii- Aug 90, aud g223.l s 81
Pondcton Villagp. y rs 9 5sss
4'I'''oa s'ss'Ss.7a <. 4 aaSsss s.s ss ss
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

LTOE SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
II doing nice trade; profits from 10 TO II
per sales; will be sold forcoSt. Inquire at LEG.
fulton avenne, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

EoR sAEE-uPHoLsrERy AND BEDDING STORE,
IL established i've years, doing good business; good
FOR seae Apply at los Cou,t street. asar Dean
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

EoR sAIE-A CORNER OYSTER AND DINING sA
H. loon, che y, part of The Bowcry Apply
Mr.. 4. BERliiN0Ek, us CnlysLe street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29

LNoR SALE--A FIRST CLASS ENGRAVING AND
IL Stationery Store situated the Charles and
Lexington streets Baltimore Md. II fronts Charles
fashionable prone made of baltn,orc and has
elegant trade For information addrcss Pearson
Bros. u North Charles street. Baltimore. Nd.
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The Gazette \ Gotnet

A MooNsTaUcK MonAacu.-~Kia
Louis, OF Bavaria, is reported 10 be
moopstruek, having entirely given up
the direction Of public affairs to In.
dulge various eceentrioities, the chief
of which IL TO bDak In the moonlight.
He has swan.shaped boat IN which
he floats about on the water, and 80
greatly Is he enamoured Of the moon
light, that he has fixed 10 his sleep.
Ing apartments an apparatus borrowed
from a theatre, which creates m arti.
fetal moonlight These iollcs are very
absurd, but they are at tho same time
very innocent, and King Louis no
doubt can be spared from undergoing
he cares Of state 10 Europe, which,
even without him, IL too much gov.
erbcd.
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stay- It Is related ofa Persian King
that be'pg at hunting sent, be was
about to have some game dressed, and
M there WINS no saIt servant was
sent TO fetch some from n neighboring
village, when the monarch ordered
him to pay the priee Of the salt, that
the exaction might not become d GUS
tom aud tho village desolated. - He
was asked, "From this triae what 10.
jury can enaue p and replied: "Op-
preston was brought into the world
from ANAL beginnings, which every
new conner has increased, until II has
reached the present degree Of ofenormiiy.
IF the monarch were 10 eat a single
apple from tho garden Of u peasant,
the servants would pull up the tree by
the roots, and if the Sultan orders flve
aggs to be taken by force, his soldiers
will spit thousand fowls. The iaiqui.
tous tyrans remaineth not, but the
curses OF mankind rest on him for
ever"
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THE NEGnO 10 BE THROWN OVER.
BOARD. The Washington correspond
o 4 Of the Boston Common wealth says:
{ In conversation with their fellow
members on the floor Of the House
during the session Of Thursday,
AIeHsra. Garfield and Bingham, Of
Ohio, both influential men, expressed
their deliberate opinion that, TO quote
their own words the negro must be
thrown overheard : and prominent
ltadicnlr confess that they look to SEQ
many others Of the party sink TO the
same level.'
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SHERIFPS SALES, ETC.

STATE OF LOUiSf SfANA--EIFTH JU-
dicin District Court--Parish Of East Ba-
ton Rouge MIS- Forestihs Bnbin and
Insbnnd W. William j. Foster, Agent
No. 1909
DY VIRTUE Of II writ Of seizure and
ID rnlu pusd in tbs above suit and di-
rected to the sheriff Of said Parish, from
the Honorable Court aforesaid, ] hhvo
seized and will expose TO public snls on
thn premises Of defendant, eleven miloa
nbovo tho city OF Baton Rouge, on tho
Plank kond, on
Saturday, the IL, day of February. isGs,
nj II o'clock, A. NJ :, Of said day, all tho
right, title, interest and claim Of Mary E.
Foster, wile Of X. A. Buell. Of tbs State Of
N saibsippi, represented by William j..
Fostor, Agent, In aud TO tho following do
sctibed mortRnged property TO wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR
PLANTATION, in tins parish, at about
eleven miles from tho city Of Baton Rouge,
known AZ tho Brnshear Pluee, situated on
w htc's Bayou, containing Six Hundred
and Forty lone acres, together with all the
buildings and improvements and appurte-
unuces thereunto belonging Or In any wise
nPpertaihinR.
a iso, the following described personal
property, to wit
8 Mules, s5 head Of Cattle. more or less;
3 Gonts, 10 head Of Sheep, and 30 hoad OF
liogs, as well ns the Wagons and Carts
aud other Agricultural Implements now
on and belonging TO said plantation.
Seized TO pay and satisfy the amount OF
judgment, interest and cost claimed in the
above suit.
TEnMs or SALg-The sum OF Three
Thousand Dollars and all costs and
charges In cash said cash payment subject
to credits, aS will appear by reference TO
the Records), and on terms OF credit TO
meet two notes, each tor Twelve Hundred
and Fifty Dollars, with interest At tho
rate Of eight per cent per annum, from
January nth, 1857; tho one due January
18th, 1858, tho other January 18th, 1869,
with the benefit Of apprairement.
ED. d. CHEATHAM,
dec2l Deputy Sheriff
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JAMES MCVAY.
REMOVAL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
ronags, tnkea the pleasure TO inform bis
fisnds and patrons and the community gensr-
ally, In town aud In tn. country, that ho hiss re.
moved his Hardware and Bui!dsrs Furnishing
store, into the new building recently erected by
h i'm, immediats tsly adjoining Mr.. Jantrsrnski's
Drug Store, where he will be better prepared and
with = full stock To accommodate all wishing to
use anything In his line Of Hardware. Agricnltu
raj Implements and Building Materials generally.
ssptiO JAMES MOVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-16

ExTRAonDfNAnY CONDOLENCES.
The diameter Of the earth multiplied
by lOS gives tho diameter Of the sun !;
he diameter Of tho sun multiplied by
IOS gives the mean distance Of tho
enrth from the SUM- and the diameter
Of the moon multiplied by lOS gives
tho mean distance Of the moon from
he earth.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-16
BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE!
l HAVE IN STORE
AFULL SUPPLY OF

AAfs y - AAs ~ . ~ ssss
AFULL SUPPLY OF
Boiled and Raw LINSEED Oil
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
WHITE LEAD,
FRENCH ZINC, and all
OILCOLOKS, quantities to suit
Furniture IL Copal VARNISllES
Varnish and Paint BRUSHES,
French WINDOW GLASS and
PUTTY.
VENETIAN SHUTTERS and
BLINDS Of all suitable sizes.
Also, LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTER PARIS and HAIR.
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
A full stock always hand and for snIs at the
LOWEST RATES.
Now IL the senaon TO build aud fix up your p 0.
psrty.
BRICKS are plenty and cheap and BAND and
LUMBER are coming down.
Send In your orders and they will be promptly
attended to by
mayia JAMES McVAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-16

hSbNASoAl eAhA AHA AHshk ksN -
CONSISTING or
STORE, DOOR aud other LOCKE. Of all kinds
STRAP, 7 and nuTT HINGES
DOOR aud SHUTTER BOLrE.
MILL and HANDsAW FILEs.
RIP, pANNEL Epd TENON SAWS
SPIKES, FINisniNa NAii.H and TAGKa.
HAND AXES and HATCHETs.
COLLiNs' 4 1IATCH's AXES.
TRACE CHAINS. COLLARS and IiAMEA.
BLIND HRiDLEA and PL0W LINES.
FASH CORD aud WfNDoW gLAss
SEWING and pEaaiNG Avis.
BLACK SMITH sLEDdE Es h HAND HAWHEHf
COPPER HtvET's and BuHHs
CEDAR and BHAsA FAuCE1S-~all sizos.
TABLE aud POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS aud rCIbtORs
WHITEHEAD 4 CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LtNsEED OIL and PUTTY
LIME. GEM EMIT, PLASTER PARIS, ana HAIR
GARDEN WiiEELBARHOWh,
SPADES, bHovEiH aud HAKEs.
COOKING STOVES aud CURLING TONdH
WALL PAPERS and B0RD E1ta.- new patterns
All Of which will bs sold at tho very lowest
market rates.
JAMES nIeVAY,
mnr27 Third ttrest, opposite ths hank.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-16

gag The Turks are arming like all
the rest OF Europe. They are supply.
ing their army with u frat class gun,
and by next spring 10000 Turkish in
lantry will carry the Snider rife.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-16

DOCKET KNIVES, a fine assortment, at
a. u. WADDILDH,
fsb5 Drug Store, Main street
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-16
pARLOR, OFFICE AND COOKING STOVES
OR THE
LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS.

NJ. J. WILLIAMS takes occasion to inform the
public thai he hni associated himapit with Nit.
EUGENE KHEHiait, accomplished workman.
,ud that ha Ia now better prepntn than ever TO
tndartahs aud aAetutu work entrusted to him.
ctiEahs, Planters aud others, needing work In
heir lne, will plsasa send In thsif othein and they
viii be promptly attended TO. WORK guaranteed.
A large assortment u TiNWAHE constantly
tept on hand STOVE PANS aud all other appur
snnntsH fof ptnysn Of all sizes
Shop on Third street. opposite Joshua Heals
Variety Hlofs. dsail