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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-11

HOTEL ARRrvA1s-No November 1o.-Cnd lesion
Ho:a.-W. B. Greenfield, Colnmtia; S. R. Wat
son, city; B. F. Clarke, Baltimore; j. S. Ena-
nzel, Marlboro; 81. c. Harper, Barnweli; c. A.
Sherry, San Francisco; E. II. Bates, Greenv!lle;
D. z. Wheeler, New York; Captain johnson,
brig Cyclone; s. J. McComb j. n. Beach and
t. L. Robert son, Liverpool; D. 3. Barrow,
Manning; Harry Reeder, Wilmington; j. G.
Furman, Do4ton; Samuel Grant, Jr., Philade.-
phia; Captain James Berry and lady, D. Z.
Wheeler, New York; 3. D. Culp, Union Court
house; j. Koch, New York; E. A. Werner, S. c.;
D. Gilbert and servant, Boston; Chas. Mullen,
Augusta; NJ J. r. Dey, nurse and Child, H. L.
Chichester, J. 4. Brien, lady, child and servant,
bIrs. J. c. Baker, 4. Baker and sister, Mrs t.
a. Halnblin, Mrs. Potter, Miss Swami, Hiss J.
Swarm and P. W. Wilson, New York; Colonel
H. N. Drainc, Wilmington; Colonel A. McFar-
Ian, u. S. A.; W. L. J. .. Woodward, Cheraw
r. L. Hart, Darlington; H. N. Joel, Cheraw; B
F. Afford, city; NJ. s. Fiskc, Maryland; Miss
Campbell, Rochester, N. y; J.W. &. Gamble
and son, florence, s. c.
PduGton Hotc;.-H. PaaZer5eter, 81. Sic
phen's; H. Wilson, WaGGalaw: 4. {. Rosworth
Aahama;J J. Ingram, Barnwel; A. Layrea
Branchvllle; B. J. Singleton, Newber-v; Il. r
T. Danas and L. t. Johnson, Laurens; D
Jones, Timmonsvile; N. y. Evans, Northcas.
ern Railroad: J. j. Ryan, South Carolina; i. l.
Tob;n, Blackvile; James Z. Black, Columbia
Id. Clark, st. Matthews; D.. J. G. Behring'S
Dalton, Ga; He3ry Kerler, Philadelphia; ". T
Beatus, BeanottsVille; Fl. A. Ulno, Florence
J. s. Schroeder, Camp Ridge.
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OF course there are as yet 40 official le-
turns, and cannot be until after the counting
Of the votes, which VIII take place in the City
Hall to-day at ten A. NJ; but the above table
Is made up from the returns Of managers who
kept the run Of the vote as well as it Was pos,
sible to do at the polls. In making up the
estimate every imaginable doubt was con-
strued in favor of Mr.. Pillsbury. The ticket
for Aldermen was so scratched. char ged and
varied by particular individuals TO suit their
own notions, that it is impossible to make
any estimate as to the Aldermen elect.
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BUs1N Ess NOTICES.

ELECTRO CHEMICAL BAIHs.-Dr. Hcryey ii.
cleckley, at 20. % Hasclsreet, has ready for the
accommod. ton of his patients electro-ehemcal
baths of the ncst approved pattern. They are said
to be an invaluable m.dy in all cases OF chronic
affection viii hive - i>icl lie or 5inary methods
OF treatment. These baths .rc no humbus but are
open to the insl ec:icn OF the protes ion. Accom-
modations fo- ladies' specially arranged undor su-
pcrvsion of'au experienced nurse. Tor further
particulars read tie special notice which appears in
another CO umn.
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NOTICE TO DTILDERS-SEALE
y Proposals will be received ut the Office o..
County Commissioners, Beaufort, s. c., until the
Goth day OF November. 1868. at u o'clock A. tor tue
Building and Repairint of the following BRIDGES,
in Beaufort County, :. C., VIZ:
The BUILDING OF ! Few Bridge crossing st. Hale
Ia Creek, between Ladies and ct. Helena Islands,
length oil Bridge $50 !est
The REPAIRING o! salt Water !':i ige on smell
RoaI, leading from Beaufort to Po:I Royal Ferry,
near Four Mile stone
me REPAIRING - Tcc.:,:ir. C:dssa on Shell Road,
leading from Belu'nrt 10 Po-t hoyll Ferry, i ar
Nine Mile Stone. .
Contractor, will furnish all plans and s:.ec:hc,-
tious. subjec: TO the approval OF oiGommis>ioners.
The Commissioners reserve the right . reject ny
or all the proposals that they dee not or tae lntcc-
est OF the County.
b. orler. JOHN HUM,
Chairman Boarl OF Couat? Commissioners.
FEHEY PESSISGlOS, Cl.:E
Novem5er9 -
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were closed and sealed Yesterday evening and
taken to the Upper and Lower Guardhouses Tor
safety. Twelve boxes were taken to the Cap
tain's room in the Lower Guardhouse, and
those of Ward No. 8 and the Second Precinct
o. Ward No. 6 taken to tae Upper. They
were guarded by the Democratic and Republi-
can managers, who remained with theIy
charges during tine night to see that they were
not tampered with.
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SELLING PLACES N TIE QUEUES.

The diferen: polling precincts were crow led
al a. early hour, aa6 tue voters formed III g
long line waiting patiently for their turn to dc
post their ballots. Th. colorel voters were
largely in the majority, and. being carly on
the ground, had dsccured the best places. Their
anxiety to vote carly WAS no: proof agl!ns. tne
chance Of turning al honest penny, and .hclr
places in the van o! the quew were sold TO The
less fortunate FOR twenty-five OF iriy cents. &C.
cording to the hurry Of the purchaser. The
seller would drop back to the eal, AMI, a. nc
worked up, sell out again.
THE GUARDS OF TIE DALLoT-Dox.
The balo. boxes O. the different precincts
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LADIES MUTUAL AID AssocATIoS.-Thc re-
port OF the receipts and expenditures of this
Association for the month OF October, 1868,
will be found below, as follows 10 balance
from September, SILT Al; to salesroom ac-
count, ssh 10; 20 donation account, 5000; total
1872 II. By cash paid, s516 Is; balance on hand
October Slst, s55 42; total, 1912 II. Amount
Of ordered work during the month, SIS.
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Scorr's SPECIAL ORDERs.-Thc election ex
citement being on IL: last legs, the shirt cxcitemen
comes next The place Tor shirts and ali the lates
novelties in gents furnishing goods, &c, is Scott
great shirt Emporium in Meetipg-strcet near Mar
ket. Gill and look at his stock.
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COUNTING THE VOTES Notwithstanding
to law. the votes will be counted in public, AT
the City Hall, to-day. It is to be hoped tha;
the established practice of counting The Mayors
vote first may be followed. as otherwise ii
may De milnight before the result is definitely
ascertaiped.
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS. .-Messrs. John
g. Minor Co. will sell. to-day, the remaining stock
OF an importing dry goods house. This sale pre-.
scnts unusual portuniiics to retail dealers and
heads of families. For further particulars see ad-
YrrtSrm mt.
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ncrI0N SALES THIS Day:

JoaS G. M1LSoa s. Co. Will sell at 10 o'clocs
in their salesroom, AIeeting-street, dry goods
and paper hangings.
on Browns wharf, cargo OF sugar and me-
lasscs.
r. ". MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell al
.ouarter-past 10 O'Clock, at their office. Broad
street, horses, furniture, &c.
n. Hunt & Son will sell, at 10 o'clock, IN
their salesroom, Meeting-street, boots, shoes,
&c
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this steamer has been unavoidably changed to
Thursday, O'Clock P. NJ, as will be seen by
reference to the advertisement. which appears
aIcavbcra
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II. II,
If you want cheap B,Ank Books;
nlfw

Ifyou want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or AIilerS Almanac;
you want Printing executed neatly;
Il you want BOOK; bound in any style, or Account
Books made 70 order with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 80 Broad
street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST clRcuLAr!oN.-THE rAILY
sEws BEING rHE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
.ccLArloN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESToS,
raUBLISHGS TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING N TEE PoSToErIcE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 THE PRoVIS-
SONS OF THE NEW po,ToFF!CE LAW.
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VIII ba sold TO MORROW 18th inst. at II O'Clock,
at the old Postofice
The VACANT Lot ut the southeast corner OF
Meeting and Cumbe:land-streets. measuring II feet
front OH Mee.inc-strcct and 81 feet on Cumberland
with ri hit OF Alleyway to the south.
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT south side of Cumberland
street. Immediately east OF the above, measuring 40
,eat front and - iaet deep.
Terms- November II
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MonEHEAD BIrTERs.-Thesc bittcrs can b.
had at james Mexican. No. So Anson-street. who
prepared to fill! a., orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mo5 miW
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CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK TEAS, one dolla
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corre
Society AND Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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THIS PREPARATION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
combined skill OF the physician, dentist and apothe-
cary, ana 1t is offered as RELIABLE substitute tor
the numerous urcnr ain washes now in vogue. The
NJ roscopc has also been called into use and the re-
searches Of g celebrated observer have detected the
Kramer in which the tartar is formed showing l. ID
be .hc work OF un;nalculn.
substances which Fcinls found 70 Ges roy the lif.
oi thrsc iniusoria contained in she Denta.!na,
an thu; it prevents the increase tartar aud con e.
cr,en ooscnlng of the tceti 1t Will be found Useful
10 persons in advanced life giving strength and tone
- the gums, while TO every orc The aroma and sen.
sation OF cleanliness at;cr using it will De suthc!ent
rccommeudad Ii; smokers =sIec.1iy VIII appreciate
IL efficacy.
Numerous dentists oi the II, =; standing Ga'ni'
acquainted with tue composition c. the DcA,alu.,
voC ate Its use, i. cout4!-iu. :,o!"I f.os,c u
;niirious to present uur.str2Ec! enpioylnGal l
Prepare only b. JAS. 1. sHlNE, chemist I1''a
dclphil. ,,otsr
For sac ty l3"!, n !iotr, !r,s
,1c.1ba. - w::n3mIS O..i'!es.ou. :. Y.
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Ptremyto7y Sale 5y Catalogue Of an Import
er's Stock Of Dry Goods.
SY JOHN 6. MILN0R & co.


les DAY tts 11th cf NoTeEser. at ID o'cIosk,
All. oe soli or, second door OF our Auction sales
roona Nc. 1S5 Neeting.street, credit Of thirty
sr.tE and ninety days,
The RENA[SING STOCK OF A TRY GOODS M
POET ING HOUSE,
coSSrtrISG IN FART &c:
supe:c E.ose, Whitney, Mcriao. Imitation Bath,
Medil1u and Common 3 Ed BLANkEyS, froll s-i -
lii self Waite and Bi1ed Patent F1snnels, Saxony
and Imitation Welsy. IOl Scarlet All-vool Flannes,
6-i silk Mixed Co1tings. 81 WOOL Fancs and Germ In
Mixed Coatngs. "a Back Worsted SeTges, 34 Shep-
herds Tweeds and Wool Cbeviots, 64 Back Lustres
and Alpacas, IS Colored Nelanges LADIES' Summer
Nernn Vests, Mems Lambs Wool aud Brown Cotton
shirts, LADIES' Tweed CitcaIars. Bermouse miles
4-4 Heavy Irish Lnen, Black Sattara Trimmed and
Braided Jaokes- S-4 Bleached Table Damask, SO
Linen Canibric HandKercbiefl, Huckab1ck and Locm
Dowlas oilst Brushes, Flexible. Bone. Eyetal and
pearl Buttonsi Ho ks and Eyes, and smith 4 Sons
Needles, White. Brown and Dlrk-blue Flax Thread,
Black Glacc anu Fancy Ribbons.
Q cases WoEleu,s straw and Hair Bonnets.
There will Es DO other goods offered at this sale
but OF direct importation.
Coadit ons-sun1s under $780, cash; 500 20 $500.
thirty days; $500 TO S50O. sixty da.S over $500.
ninety days, approved endorsed notes. Settlements
IN. all cases to be made upon delivery OF goods.
November IL mwfmtuw6
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Papr Hangings.
BI JOHN G.. MTLNOR & CT.

THIS DAY, the 11th Ast, Immediately after our
catalogue sale o. imported goods. will 3e sold on
second floor CT our arshon salesroon, No. 1876
S cases PAPER HANGINss, 100 piecss, some
Tery handsome.
Conditions cash November II
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miSfelldneou5.

no MARKET GaNDEaE AND
DEALERS.
GARDEE SEEDS.
EXTRA EARLY PEAS.
We OFFER FOR SALE. AT WHOLESALE OF
rta,l, for cash. very cio:c: as:g-tmen. 0 CsAEDEN
and FIELD sEEb~.
Our Extra Early Peas ", bel! ve caano, oe e2ce.'
led in quality, a 20 be a. easy earlier than any
IL tie market.
FARM ANDG GARDEN IMPLEMENTS o: a.: kinds,
GCANO, Bone Dust and other Fertilizers.
Catalogues furnished Gil rpplicrl;cn.
JOHN VANDERBILT Il pnOTuERS.
Agricultural Warehouse AID seed >t1re,
no y Futon-s,ree:, ;.ew io-k.
November 10
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Auetiuneers' priuate Sales.
CLIFFORD 81 .aATHEW ES.

Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad-strcet.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of superior quality. on
deep water nayi :aon an1 healthy locations all the
year.
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS in
all parts 0: the slate.
CITY PROPERTY OF ever description.
November . 3mos.
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TAILORING bEPIR1NBNI,
SUPPLIED WITH y LARGE STOCK ot
TIE sIoSr CHOICE GOODS OF THIS
SEASONS IMpoGrArloEs, VIZ:

FRENCH, TI:LGIrA. Z GLIsH AND
A71EE[CAE CLOTHS. CoArINGS, CASS--
NEREs. DoESEINS, TEIcOrS AND Lea
yERs OF BLACK BLUE. OLIVE AND MINED
SHADES, WHICH WILL BE MADE u TO
ORDER II TIE CEST BANNER, UNDER
TIE CARE o" \ FIHSr-cLASS FRENCH
CUTTER.
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THE ELECTION EXCITEMENT.
Early Morning Scenes in the City
Riotous Conduct at Many of the Polls
Clubbing Free and Independent Vo-
ters-.Incidents

The rain yesterday morning somewhat
damptd the ardor OF tine patriotic cit:zens,
black ant white, who had gone to bel the
night before with the determination OF voting
the very first thing in the morning, bludSeons.
brickbats and empty stomach to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Nevertheless there was
goodly crowd who deti:d the elements, and
about the time that most peop.e were well
fortified with their mornings meal, there
w,re to be seen ut tae different precincts
loEg strings or white aGd black Voters'
with their pantalcons rolled up ard I!n-
brellas over their heals. waiting patiently.
or irnpatientiy as the case might be, in the
rain for their turn to denos, their ballots. AS
general lule the white mon after casting
their votes went about their ordinary business,
but q large number Of negroes continued to
hang around the polls. In the fist part OF
the DAY while there was 4 lars, number CT
white men at the polls things were conducted
with tolerab,e fairness, but when the white
men d. op ed of, the Radical negroes bicame
insolent, and every colored man who voted for
Lesesne was put in terror of his lie. Their
votes were often snatched out OF their hands,
and they were hooted away from the polls with
cries Of 'Kill him club HIM beat him
knock him down! follow him. burn down
his house!" &c.. &c. The so-ca!led
special constab.es, so far from trying to put
stop to these proceedings, very often took part
in them, aud throughout the day acted
practically as a working committee OF the
Pllsbury parey clothed with the sanction OF
official authority. Notwithstanding these and
many similar proTocations, the white PEOPLE
kept their temper, and it is owing to their good
sense and admirable salf-command that the
city was not involved IN serious riot 1t
must not be supposed, how EVER, that the ord!-
nary calm OF the city was uninterrupted dur
ing the whole day. On the contrary, there
we're some disturbances.
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LET Us MArE PEACE

\ horse that was frightened by the crowd at
the corner of Broad and Meeting streets, yes
terday, fell down aal commotion ensued.
Some OF the ''peace officers took to thc tree
boxes and imp,orcd those persons who were
irving to raise the horse 20 keep tho peace. 1t
is needless to state tAai in this solitary instance
they succeeded il accomplishing their desired
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4 3 = !
4 3 =
(C,HEAp DRS oooDs' CHEAP DRY
GOODS!

CORNER OF CALHOUN IND KING STREETS
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HE nUNIcIP4L STRUGGLE

ESTIMATE OF THE RESULT.
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4 FIT raIDLEN.

Some of the co.orcl p.l,sbury.!es wiu were
under the voting age, amused themselves by
parading through the principal business streets
behind q leader, vino Bore a!oft Z bundle and
a carpet-bag. They were yer: noisy a d disa-
creeablc, and obstructed The Sidewalks.
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T1acaat Lots en- Meeting and Cum5erlan
Sfrosfs
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A ASsstISE.ESSILE.

ASSSCN tE' = I1H~'
ReG2 ana Perscaai Esta's and No!st Furni'
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yertisen INT.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TREE SEEDS

ETlHE following seeds will be sent post paid
4 to any part Of the State for 20 cents per
packet. If one or more pounds are wanted q
liberal discount will be made on the above rate.
EvERGREENs.-Pisse. White, Yellow, Corsi-
can. Seotch, Austrian, Gembrem. Sea, Jersey
Pitch; Spruce Norway, White, Hemloeks .Ta-
nlpeT, Red Cedar. SaVin, Common. Northern
Trailing; Arbor Vitae. American, Chinese, Up
right; Fir, BalSam, FrazeT's Balsam. Silver;
English Hese; Holly, European, American.
arch, European: Adple, Ash
leaf Box Elder. Sugar. Norway, English Red !.
Dish, White, Red. English, Towering; Birch,
White, Canoe, Dwarf; DOg,cood. English,
American. Blue, Silk-feaved; MdgaoIia, CLAN
Press; Beach, American; Tulip Tree; lStoeet
GstR5. N
All orders must be sent in by the LIST of jan
uary. Terms. cash with order. For \ descrip-
ton OF any of the above named trees please
send stamp for return postage. Fs8tIEt
MAX FAwCETT,
44-tf IS, Emperia, Kansas.
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CANnIDATEa...7

We are authorized 20 hnnounee J M!HUN.
TER as candidate for Representative In the
65th District, subject to thedscision OF the-xo-
tiers Al, thu Nosember elsetz6n1 IS
The convention in the 6sth Representative
District having. failed TO put In nomination q
candidate for Representative in said district.
would therefore announce my self as eandi-
date for that ONCE, subject TO the decision of
the voters Of said district at the November
election. OLIVER PHILLIPS
We are authoFized to announce S. g. BRIT
TON as candidate FOR Representative in the
65th district, subject to the decision OF the peo-
pie at the November election.
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EsTRAY CATTLE.

CTRAYED from the undersigned, ut the Ly.
y on County fair grounds, during the late
fair, the following described stock: One clear
white cow and white heifer calf; one white
" hite yeariing heifers; che red yearling heifer
with some little white; one two year old red
heiier with line baek-eight in all. Six of the
oldest branded with a mule shoe On the left hip,
ANY person finding such cattle. who will yard
the two calves, and inform me of their where.
abouts, will be literally rewarded
= JAS. s. AicW HORTER,
1915 Chelsea, Butler county Kansas.
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NEW BooT AND SHOE SHOP.-By referring
to our 'Nnew advertisements" 1t will be seen
that George II. Stork has opened new boot
and shoe shop on Commercial street, next door
to John Norris restaurant. Mr .StOrk has had
long experience ut his trade-has worked in
New York and other cities, and is said to be
hrst-class workman. He Is prepared to do all
work in his line, and pays especial attention to
sewed work. Call and see him, ye bootless
and shoeIess
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BAD RoADs.-We have heard much com
plant Of late about the condition Of the road
across the Cottonwood bottom south of town.
Persons tell us it is the worst piece of high
way To be found in the country. Persons from
Nerdigris and farther south have frequently
gone several miles out Of the way TO avoid it
Some who wanted to come here TO trade, have
been compelled to go to pOintsdown the Neo-
shO. This season ought not to be permitted to
pass without fixing II, and we hope the proper
authorities will attend to the matter.
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New GOodsl NeWGOelsi

Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps. groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New j ork, the
head Of the market. and we ask ie0crybody 70
call and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that I68 Commercial Street is
the place to invest their money to the best adj
vantage. wAsKEY 4 HURST.
31-a .ise Sept. 18th 1858.
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InST

lDYB r. WRIGHT. atthe Cincinnati Hard
ID ware Store. 136 Commercial street, Empo-
ria, yellow DIM horse mule; past: about Il
hands high; black name (roachcl) and tail !;
around the legs; hair was rubbed of on one
side by saddle about the space of half q hand;
OF very ind disposition. A libcral reward
VIII be- paid for his return TO the owner. 43-tf
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Itch! Itch. Itch: scratch no More

Who would endure the miseries of this dis
gushing disease, when for the sum of fifty cents,
and by the application of a neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefrOm; Such remedy is the Itch oint
ment, manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
Chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ask
for Leis', and take no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout the
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NEOsHO RAPIDs, Oct. 18Th, 1865

AeSSrs. Daniel HeRricks, G. Reekes, a. n.
LonGfeltOSc, E. ID. MOSher, and thirty others:
Your petition Of the 10th inst, requesting
me TO become an independent candidate for
the ONCE Of County Commissioner, Is this day
received, and asit appears to be the unanimous
wish Of the voters Of NeoshO Rapids township,
hereby authorize you to use my name as q
candidate for that Office
Very respectfully yours, j. S. PIGMAS.
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Valuable Land and Lots for Sale.

Valuable Land and Lots for Sale.
Eighty acres of land FIVE miles from town, on
the Cottonw God river.
Eighty acres of bottom land forssaie one-half
mile from Hartford.
A few choice lots in Emperia for sale or ex.
change for building materials or carpenter
E4T These lands will be sold at reasonable
prices to actual settlers. Call on
16-tf j. c. FRAZER.
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For Sale Cheap.

The undersigned has span of well matched
black ponieA which for the carriage or light
draft work will do good service, and which he
will sell at low figure in cash. Any person
desiring such team will do we'll to give rae
all early call. j. II. WYATT, NJ. d. 3s :,
Emporia, Oct. Both. 1868. Att
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IS Ray HORSES

NNE brown mare sixteen hands Itich
~ t'rhlFf yearsold; .-ne sue <ing cot. c,.ror
dark IrOt gray. one sorr..i colt one We n
last spring; star in foreh@id; one hind f..
white. y liberal reward will be given for any
information Of their whereabouts,
44-66 'rs-' az j. e. LAMBDIN.
Emnori ,. Kansas