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POLITIgAL lPARAHRAPHR.,

There viii be grand Democratic barbecue and
picnic, at Chester, on the 18th Of next month.
Gen. Hampton, Ex-Goy: Vance and other distin::
guished speakers will be hare, and preparatiolpss
are being made for the largest crowd eyef collected
in Chester District, The scalaxags and negroes
win find out that there are q good many white PEP
pie left, who are thoroughly aroused to sense Of
impending trouble, and as earnestly determined 70
maintain their rights ysa s- inv gi ya..roi1.Gl
Whittemore, the prince Of carpst bsggers il j
said, preached at the African Church in this place
on last Sunday night ,,c; al! fsa csuy5 -. ja.aii
Some thrifty Yankee has been around anone
the negroes Of Chester County" " fseIing them
four pins and a small flag, with which 70 define
and locate their forty acres of land One q; The
deluded, selected Mr.. Coleman's steam mill and 4
the surrounding land, asa good locality, ,for biz
farm, set his pegs accordingly, and one night hst
week elevated lis flag over the mill house, Sol
seems she fools are not all dead yet Lss .Jyt.I
Old Sancho Sanders returned from Colun1bia
last Friday night, and was met at the depot By A.
escort of his constituents, numbering about tyf
hundred men and women, who made night hide
ous with their yefs, and conducted the sable Legs
lator to his dusky cabin on Broad River. Isl!
Some of the negroes engaged in the covardB
assault on John Moore, the. colored Democrat
have been arrested and bound over for trial yys,
Democratic Clubs are nov. organized in ever
quarter Of the District, and are. "peggipg away
with considerable zeal and success ,, ,,-aso-,
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The Mnrkrille GnqairerF,
.-.e'a.s"YORKVILLE, s. c.:
E[l.[ MORNING, AUG. 27, 1858.

Cash.-It must be distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising anu joo'
work, are cash, in dvance.
}. X.2The paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration of the time for which psymenS has been
made. A Subscriber finding (Al cross, on
stand that the time paid for has expired.
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was recently induced, according to the Auburn cor,
respondent Of the New York Herald, to say that
he could noteonsistly support Seymour: Fdtther
ths Secretary said nought, but the correspondent
was understood from several parties who arc
puintimste with ;aafESewards- -thathe,is fo1
Grant, and it was inferred that he, means tot 81,
something during the campaign whether ofa pos.
tive or indefnite character is not clear. - -
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SOUTH CAROLINA :IEGIsLArURE.s

2 .' 70 MONDAY, august II, 1868. /
!! In the Senate communication was read from
Major General George g. Meade, commanding
this Military District, in response to- the JOINT
Resolution, adopted by the General Assembly
some days since, inviting him, to visit the leglsa-
ture at his convenience. General Meade express
ed his regret that business engagements preyen-
ted him from complying at present, but that he
would take pleasure in doing 30 at the eafiestop
The Committee on Education, to whom bad
diency Of turning over all public institutions Of
learning in the State to the Jurisdiction Of the
State Superintendent of Education, recommended
that the matter be laid on the table, Ordered fol
consideration tomorrow. ,... .,ir...csa 7nt1..2
: The same disposition was made Of . resolution
offered by Jison to the effect that no further pc.
titions for the removal Of political disabilities
shnnA ha antartainad At tha present session nf fhf
General Assembly. .H@i ~ yi.'l |!
A Bill to provide for the payment of the. PEI
diem and mileage ofthe members and officers Of the
two Houses was introduced and referred. 1t In
structs the Clerk of the Senate and Sergeantat-
Arms Of the House to prepare pay certificates GOV.
ering the mileage and per diem to the 10Th nst at
the rate established by the Constitution, to becash
ed by the Treasurer in bills receivable of the State
" The | foow;ns Rilis wers - ;OtroduoeJ m read t;,s.
time and referred to appropriate COMMITTEES; !,
ro;ssonesS a'e 'no ''" Srt" 'l'o HI - - -
P;iI ~. -. ,ow.- .nd d,,t;.s ~ o,rtv
A.a.a,n p ~ fee uiA'e 'ne p'~'f a"o o"'''0 =. o
R;,I r. n,ovde fo- tho , conversion - =; ~ sti,ate
o,,r;t;os - Dn " p'o''o' ''' 'o' ''"'''''" '' '.
ABill to empower the Circuit judges to change
the venue for the trial of actions both civil and
A P;Ii n rrov;do q puhl;c Adm;n;strator ..,,
A. o ~ pe RI c not;ced same Jsus snce
ane reod tIrd twe an5 ss 4 IL T gonse '
was T ieaI .tH ne Mnsoa ~ ~ tsSo Id bson
sne Sots s.;t;. ~ ""u ,,ahas,ts of
[steilea ane besi.ios ~ . Sa. .h.t .ha," sd "
se ,oas soI.s LIZ ,a oS s;.t 800 ,,or
Paiu Ia1e. u sASn ~ 90 Iees 81 .hot 49,
n S nthar nn,t;as o'y G.bis E ,Saret" bod
quehty peole It o.tist 20 -
aue setuea'eu.e Jsa1 e 1 Iau Il" 80 ueeS sSGeu y
E%enly ceis PEI EIneisa; ~ vlusL ~ Sspsiss
SanGS' auu payns ss~.J III 10, .o,os ~
saould Oe retoaIea aI snea ~ W soss ~
onsei .hat tha ns.on H. vi IA mn e. ssSis
- III y. roa,,ast on MORT &c ths
Senate vo,id canse serioIss confusion in fhe col.
iect;on of the revenue due the State. The reenort
was acreed TO- - III ~ n 0s2i JTi ~ :
The RilI tn fx the amount Of the official bonds
of certain County officers. was read a first time
and ar referred. -, -, =
In the House n Bill to regulate elections and
punish abuses Of the elective franchise was report
ed by the Committee and read q first time! i-p =.
The Bin to establish Stdte Police was reported
Whipper introduced a Bill to provide for the
novmept ppf Of the psr diem and mileage Of members
and officers of the General Assembly; which was
- c.. 49, Tx :. AKA .o,,,o p;lI 40 +lak 80
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BLOOKHEADISM.

John W: Walker, Sheriff elect, and J. n Nc
Daniel, Judge of Probate elect, gave bonds last
week in the sums respectively required by Act re-
Gently passed by the Legislature, prescribing OH
cial bonds, etc These bonds were forwarded q
the Secretary Of State and commissions were ia-
sued to these gentlemen, igped by him and BY the
Governor Of the State On the very day the
commissions were issued, the Governor sent il
his veto to the bill under which tie Bonds were
given, which veto was sustained, and in !conse'
quence the bonds now required BY law Are much
larger than those actually given. What then 4
the status Of these officers? They have thsill
commissions, signed BY the Governor and Score
tary Of State are they competent to enter upon
their duties? If not-why not2 2iH 's:"5a. y,
To add to the tnuddle, the comnission'o Mr.
Mcdaniel, as Judge Of Probate, authorizes him Z
hold the Office for four years The Oonsitusier
prescribes two years as the betsrmof oi6ee:i Eth
constitution or Mr.. Cardoza suprensf Ok doe
the latter know what heis doinsq y hGa 'p1oI.
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which changeQ the Iace Or Stidpe VI tne Uuiky JILL
iD<hssighssst degsee~
At three the House took recess until halfpast
FIVE. vhehf theMofk of reading was resumed. BY
this tinfs rssdiHs clerk vas dean broken down,
and Elliott was called upon to take his place. La;
ter, when, the gas was lighted sthe room presented
q beogarly array Of empty seats, with o parh-coi.
ored fringe Of spectators in the rear of the hall
looking on with dumb wonderp.ent, Tue adjourn
ment did not take place tA eight clock =
,.tas4 snsy z..s,,s.; TUESDAY, August l8, 1858.
Whipper fem the Gommittes q, the Judicia-
~, reported hsGably On the bh 70 define the ju-
risdictiou and regulate practice IN Che Probate
CourtS, alsointroduced bib tcestablish the Office
Of prosecuting attorneys for the several judicial dis
tricts. ""'H ~ ~ 80 - "a
Denny, printer to the House, was authorized to
draw one thousand dollars in bills receivable at the
rate Of seventy cents on the doIar13a u ~
Bills resnlstinge Suffrage and providing for the
reorganization of the Safe Penitentiay were taken
up, but after the passage OF two or three sections,
Whittencre, from the Committee on Finance,
reported back the bill close operations Of the
Bank or The State with the Recommendation that
it pass Il was ordered for consideration to-mor-
row.
2caig.--t----,a.-si! szr ,
.zWEDNRsDAYsA August 19, 1868.
II lie Housss, the bin discrimination
among persons ION account Of olor,received its
third reading. ~: gi,H.i4 a!'ted ndl 81
The BIZ providing for . temporary erganlsafl94n =,
of the Educational Department was taken up 1t
contempates an expenditure Of about thirty thous-
and dollars II taking ethe census : - I Co..
tee las on Elections Vas o postponed for two weeks It
is conceded By the Repub bicans that If another e.
lection should be ordered, it viii bring ont "a larger
Democratic vote than before ,,tltacl
The bill to close the operations Of the Bank OF
the State was passed tt It's reading without
debate. Its provisions are as follows:
THAT tie Governor roffa the State IS hereby au-
thotized and sequired, for. and on behalf OF the
State to take possesaonrof ail the! real and per,
sonal estate; assets, chooses action and books OF
and Directors oftthe Bank aof the 4Stateof South
Carolina, udesel1at pabiic anction at such times
vantageous to tRe Stateh al the real and personal
II IL t 80 ~ all nv
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E In the House Drifle offered the following reso-
luton, whichwas adopted: " D. .aa .s-i,aa
g,Rssolred, That it Is expedieut to make the poor
houses in this State, institutions Of industry, and
that the Committee on Public Buildings be instruc-
ted to inquire and report upon plan for Sc DONG
Whipper introduced aibia TO establish the Office
|of County Treasurer; which was read first time.
u The bilto declare the manner by which the
lands or the right of nay over lands of persons or
cotporstiens may be taken for the construction Of
roads and other works Of internal Improvement
10 tie Senate, Randolph offered resolution, in
FstrnctiHg the Committee on Military Affairs to
ascsrtain the number Of stands Of arms, batteries
which are now in possession Of the State, and at
the disposition of the Governor, and to report ac
cordingy to the Senate: Ordered for consideration
|foa morrnyi 1.'!.y ..ie o. l s.,1 1..I 49, o
Corbin offered series of resolutions, contempla-
ting the appointment Of Joint Committee to in
uure into the assets and liabilities of the Bank of
the State whether the State is liable in any way
for the debts of that institution, and if so, to what
amount, and whether those debts were created
during or id aid of the rebellion. The committee
to have power to send for persons and papers, and
toreport at the next meeting Of the General As
sembly. as arst :. .,s ~.
Randolph reported as enrolled, sealed and ready
for ratification the following Acts, which were then
ratified: 49, - ~ -
IAN Act to regulate appeals and writs Of error
10 the Supreme Court -
y San Act to provide for the recording of certif.
Gates of sale issued to purchasers of land sold under
direction and BY authority of the United States
Direct Tax Commissioners in Beaufort County"
! ! ".An Act to organize the Circuit Courts" r
".lAn ACT to make appropriations for the pay
ment of the expenses Of the Legislature, and to
6scaEyear commencing October l, 1867, made by
General Orders No. l3s, dated December S, 1867"
. The rest of the session was occupied in the con-
sideraton Of the bill to close the operations Of the
Bank Of the State, which was finally passed, with
an amendment permitting All holders of the bills,
whether fled nthe Court of Equity or not, to fund
them. - ;: ,.gsr1 .,s.sa; E-,.I g. .,:: ~
-. Z, - FRIDAY, August q, 1868.
!. In the House the Rail Road Committee made
favorable reports oh Bin to charter the Chatham
Rail Road, and . Bill to amend the charter Of the
GhetsRs and GoalfeIds Rail Road. -
% Afesolutiou to constitute the Secretary, Comp
tsoRersG General Treasurer and Attorney. General Of
ne State, q Board, of Canyassers, to count the
Fstpms ofaa State elections and decide what can
dldatssare entitled to Office. was referred.
% y resolution looking to the establishment of a
eshod Of Reformation for juvenile offenders was
IA Blu to authorise o loan for the redemption of
Bills Receivable, and Bill to authorize State
loan 70 pay the interest on the public debt were
both passed without hmendments ALI the Demo-
a{stac Members voting no, Including the colored
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preference shall be shown on account of race or
color in the admission or treatment. Neither poor
Germans, Irish, or Mohammedans nor any others
on account OF their race or religion or their par
ents, must be excluded All the inmates shall be
educated in tho same classes and manner, without
regard to colrr They shall be fed at the same ta-
ble" His ekpedient for the continuous sobrety of
the relative to: whom he gives ''the Furnace" is
ingenious He says: IF at the end of any FIVE
years, Thaddeus nephew shall have shown that
he has totally abstained from all intoxicating drinks
through that time, the trustees may convey to him
one;fourth of the whole property. If, at the end
he totally abstained from all intoxicating drinks,
they may convey to him one fourth, being one half
the property. If at the end of another consecu-
tive five years be shall show that he has abstained
from all intoxicating drinks, they may convey the
whole to him in fee simple" We copy a few 9th
er paragraphs Of the will 'Iten-I give and be-
queath to the trustees or titehoders of the grave
yard il which my mother and brother Alanson are
buried in the town of Peacham, Vt, $500 to be
put at interest perpetualy, and the interest to be
paid annually to the sexton, on condition that he
and other cheerful flowers at each of the four cor
ners of said graves every spring. Item-I bought
John Schurtz property at sheriff sale much be-
low its value. l only want my own-all except
$500, the proceeds of it and the interest, direct
shall be:retmnedi to the estate. ItemLIf within
FIVE years.after my death the Baptist brethren
should build a house of public worship in the city
of Lancaster for the purpose of worshipping ac-
cording to their creed, direct 81 900 to be paid
towards its cost I DO this out Of respect for the
memory of my mother, to whom Z owe what little
of prosperity had, and, which small as it is I de-
sire emphatieally to acknowledge. Item-I give
to Mrs. Lydia Smith, my housekeeper, $500 a.
year during her natural life, to be paid semi-an-
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could hardly have been better evinced
than BY the. complaisance with which
the Foreign office in London has in this
instance bided the time of the Emperor
of the French, making its action wait
upon his viii. You may rely upon it
that the deliberation thus shown in re-
cognizing the new order of things which
looksto England more than to any other
country for encouragement and moral
support has caused some disappointment
lat Madrid, while the undue obsequious-
ness to the wishes of friendly court has
made a bad impression upon many who
hoped better things, and who cannot
help comparing the tardiness OF the
present English Cabinet with the hearty
and encouraging promptitude Palmer
ston or a Claredon would have been like
ly to show under similar circumstances.
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I.e&al NOTICE.
rEmoIlient Cream.

rV,HIS DELIGHTEULA AN ID ELEGANT
i preparation. introduced last winter. having
received SO many fstse.ng oommsGdaslofs Is from from
it again before the public. assuring them that it
stands unrivalled as the best protector of the skin
not only imparts to the skin delicate freshness
and beauty but also conduces to its health purity
ned Hands Face Lips or Roushness of the Skin,
has equal. while its s??pthing Qualities and
age To the toilet Prepared only by MARBLE 4
RITS0N, dispensing Chemists. 100 South High
street, Columbus Ohio.--7i nov4-deod&w4w
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aStatfsrlra1r,
n.A1L ROAD T'IMR TABLs.

SShowing the arrival and departure Of trains at Go.
umbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, May 2<t
so6s tc<ins will run Is folloNs: Effs 2 -s'9- u
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New Article Of Food.
-aa. 11ranslntfon.l

ltt -'ttfi ~" IT1Gnstatfon1 'f'f-'l i'$''7
1t was NJ. Brillat Savarin, the eel ebrated French
Gastronome. who first said, that .ihe man who in
vents new dish does more Tor Society than the
man who discovers q Planet" The oj 7nf1sa
- CACIO DI AIACCARONI, -,
or italian prep Cheese Maccaroni, is now of
fered as most delicious wholesome ard piquant
comestible (convenent lunch) for the use OF, Fam
lilies. Bachelors. Excursions Picnics), Travellers,
and for use in Beer 5 looms, Bar or Sample Rooms.
1t is eaten on Bread, Biscuit or Toast,
- II is suitable for Sandwiches tlpglese .DWo Jet-
tine -di pane eondentro. n Especially is it adapted
for those climates where the article of cheese can
time. = .I-.f 80 .5.- ...,. -. 5f.., -, h..
i'ttt may be used seasoning for Soups, Hash or
Stews-and warmed upon stove, after the can
has been opened, it max without further prep
paration, DELICIOUS WELSH RAREBIT.
m For Travellers and others, il is far more tconom-
ical and convenient than Sardines, Devied or Pot.
ted Meats. - - i t' -.i-su II ii'l > =
!. The proprietors and Patentee cannot but ask for
it a trisl
: Send, S. for SAMPLE DOZEN Klb Cans. and RICH
LY GILDED show card, securely packed, AMI ship
ped per express to any address. Liberal discounts
made to the trade. 4sst.-l ri g. .-....sfis.T Is
N. B.-The Cacio di Msccaroni is put up in tin
boxes, and psekedin cases of two dozen at Ss per
For sale by all respectable Grocsrs and at the
Responsible agents wanted everywhere:
All orders aud communications should be ad-
N'Sfii The i LIVINGSTON CACfo COMPANY. h
.dsi.zuI tSt- @, % Liberty Street, New ork. s
vNY-sep29-deod6mos f--...-..., o..
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Paving Notice.

To all qcAons ss may concern .fs
~ a-Yr - Cry CLERK's OFF1cE,l
COLUMBUS. o.. Oct 26, 1868.
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus for max
ing the following Improvements, ,to- wit:
For grsding the north half OF Perry street from
High street to the corporation line. ss...s 20 :
Also. for grading and paving the cutters and
grading and graveling the roadway and side
walks on Mound street from Washington avenue
to the east line of lot No. 16. .5a@.
Also for double row flag stone pavement across
Mound street upon the west side of High street.
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engn-
eer, and filed in the Office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, CT
before the Fifteenth day of December. A. ID.
1868. sg -.s--t - 81
ffs sr.sF.ra L. E. WILSON,
oct29-dltaw4w City Clerk.
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MONEY SAVED.

We are econstantlypurcnaspg for cash in the New
FORK and Boston Markets, all kinds of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS. SILKS, COTTONS
BOOTS AND SHOES, MATCHES. SEW
ING MAGHlNES, CUTLERY, DRESS
t I..,,... &C., &C., y ID ..+ ....rt
Which we are actually selling at aver rge price
of One Dollar for Eacn Article. Our
sales being strictly for cash, and our trade much
larger than that Of any other similar concern en-
ables give better bargains than be obtain
ed Of any other house.
The LADIES -lf9f
Are especially invited to give US a trial.
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Our club system of Sc ling is as follows: For 80
send 20 patent pen fountains and checks describing
20 different articles tobe sold for dollar each; 40
for a; 60 for So; 100 for SO. 30. Sent by mail-
Commits des larger those offered 5g am other
firm, according to size Of club. Single fountain
and check, 10 cents. Male and female agents want
ed. send M oney i'm Registereds n etters.
Send us . trial club, and you will scknowledge
that You cannot afford to buy goods of any other
house thereafter. ~ ~ u
EASTMAN 4 KENDALL,
>. "'-'4 IS Hanover street. Boston, Mass.
= DB-iu27v6m ~ dF IltII Ytaa ;sfigOT1Il
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Leaves at 5:i5 P, NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton and
uSpriDgfe d via bondon, stopping at Alton, West
Jefferson, n London. South lGharlesten, Selnas
Cedarville. Xenia. Morrow and Loveland, and ar
irving at Cincinnati at l09ol. N, .7u@fn gol,J3
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THE LADIES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. i sl'I

r. LaS ELLiOR EXCHANGE FOR PROP.
J. q ERTf in the city of Colun bus, far of l6o
acres of land near Ottawa. the county seat of Putt
nam county, Ohio, and WIN pay the difference, il
any, in cash. Toe land is situate at the corner OF
cross roads, has house il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. 1t is very rich Land. and well tIm,
bered with walnut. ash, sugar tree and spice Duscn
good bargain will be given. ,,us,
tfIrl vqT TnS w. gANDREWo:
Office, corner of High and Broad streets.
mar2-wtf alt " WI 80 rr.r5 a. a
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: CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paving ii lss Notice.

Il 90 4dNlAk NOt1CCs
TO all solons &c may Concern: is.sI.E ---sl
= es{i .fss-6 CITY. CLERKS OFFICE, J.
=. n .4eefs CoLUMBUs,sO-. Oct. 10, 1865. ~
Notice is hereby given that proceedings havebee
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the followii Improvements, to- wit: -
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings on Third street from North
street to North Public LAM. q ~
Also for repaving the sidew aiks the east 81 Q
of Front street from the north of front
and Town streets to point 65 feet north of Town
street, eltfs5f-- - --at -t'i.A,
Also for graveling South street from Sixth
street to Seventh street. ..H
Also. for gradiAg and gravelng the roadway of
Maple street from High street to Water street.
Also, for building a double row flag crossing
Noble street the east side Of High rect.
Also. to survey and stake off South street from
East Public lane to the eastern boundary tf the
city, frn 4#- ttl -Frf 3
The same to be done in accordance with .plats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gin. er. and filed in the Office of the City Clerk
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improyements. are required to. file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, on or
before the Fifth day of December, a. D.
1868. a.Frszsz -rsav -FrEg
sS-- L. E. WILSON
oct22 -d1taw4w Az City CLERK.
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nd Paving Notice.

To all a0hons 1t may concern:
-- CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
CoLUNBUs. o., Nov. o. lo6s.}
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for
making the following improvements, to wit: =
For laying double row flag stone crossing across
Center alley on the north side of Long street.
Also, for building double row flag crossing
across South Public lane at the west side Of High
Also. for building a double row fsg crossing
across South street at the side of High street
The same to be done in accordance with pats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the office of the City Clerk. : -
All persons claiming damages account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk in writing on or
before the 'rwenty-ffth day of December, A. d.
l.. E. WILSON, -
novi3-dltaw4w 4t.s-s City Clerk.
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D.SSaGE TO AND FROM GREAT
Britain and Ireland, by Steamship and Sail.
ing Packet, by weekly lines at reduced rates TAP
29sJ 1inUe to issue Passage Tickets available
ior u tweivs months. from London. Liverpool. OF
Queenstown, and pTsfssl @ Ln paysels on demand'fo'
any a. y rNjaYiLEY rNfjBaYKiLEY THOMPSON & co, AseIts, ~
nckIislWIy -HsY so1 Banker. Columbus