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Oh 20 the parties entitled by the
Judge of the Probate Court, who
shall appoint three disinterested per-
sons resident in the County, who.
having been duly sworn, shall pro-
ceed to appraise and set out, by metes
and bounds, such homestead. and
make return thereof to him. If no
complain.shall be made against said
appraisal and setting out of the
homestead within twenty days there
after, by any party interested therein,
or any good cause appear to the con-
trary, the same shall be confirmed by
the Judge and ordered accordingly.
vi. Appraisers appointed to set
out the homestead under this Act
shall receive as compensation two
dollars per day each for such ser.
vices, and the same shall be paid by
the officer executing the process out
of the property of the debtor; or in
case of the homestead set out to a
widow or minor children, out of the
estate of the deceased by the execu-
tor or administrators thereof.
In the Senate House, the ninth
day Of September, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
hunderd and sixtv-cight.
L. BOOZER,
President OF the Senate.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JE..
Speaker House of Representatives
Approved:
Il. X. SCoTr, Governor.
AN ACT To PI-\JSTJ T,rDccS. VINO Wv
ATTEMPT TO HOLD OFFICE BY AU-
THoRITY OF THE 1ArE pDoy1s1oS,1,
GOVERNMENT.
l. Be ii enactcd by tie Senate and
House Of Representatives Of tie State
Of South Carolina, nor met n,,d siUiua
IN General 1ASsemJlV, and JyMe uutl0-
7'tty Of The same, That no person
elected or appointed to any Office
under or by authority of the late Pro
visional Government of this State,
and who has been removed by mill
tary authority, or who has been
superseded before the expiration Of
his Office by persons duly elected bv
authority of, or in consequence of,
the Reconstruction Acts, or under
the new Constitution of this State.
shall hold, or attempt to hold, the
office, and exercise the functions
thereof, from which he was removed.
or in which he was superseded.
III. a violation of the foregoing
Section of this Act shall, upon con-
viction thereof, subject the offender
to q fine of not less than one thou
sand dollars, and imprisonment at
hard labor in the penitentiary for
not less than one year.
III. The money accrning from fines
for violation of this Act shall be
added to the school fund of the
State.
~. If any person prohibited from
holding or attempting to hold office,
rs prescribed in Section 1 of this Act.
shall attempt to draw q salary or re-
ceive fees by virtue of his claim to
the Office which he is therein prohi-
bited to hold. such person SO Offend
ing shall be subject to the penalties
prescribed i'll Section 2 of this Act.
V. All Acts or parts of Acts con-
fiicting with the provisions of this
Act, are hereby declured of no effect
In the Senate House, the fifteenth
day of September, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight.
l.. BOOZER,
President of the Senate.
T. j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved:
R. X. SCOTT, Governor.
D."
The fires in the woods of Oregon
are described as producing the most
terrific scanos Al Vokino Ror ocl, o-
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or decree, may be adiudged OF decreed
to the respondent in error.

ordecree, may be adjudged or decreed
to the respondent in error.
VII. Whenever ny writ of error,
appeal or other .rocess in law or
equity shall issue ON or'be. brought
up to the Supr' .e Court by the
State, no bond, obligation or security
shall be required from the State by
any Judge or Clerk of Court, either
to prosecute said suit or to answer in
damages or costs.
In the Senate House, the twentieth
day of August, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-eight.
l.. BOOZER,
President Of the Senate.
f. j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives,
Approved:
r. K. SCOTT, Governor.
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kilograms from Florence state that
the King of Italy has officially recog-
nized the republic of Mexico as ruled
by the Presidency OF Juarez.
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Esooa1 Eteaaas.


PARDoNEp. Matthew Brown, who
was convicted Of manslaughter at the
March Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas, and sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment, has been
pardoned by Gov. Scott, on condi-
ton that he gives security for his
good behavior for the term of twelve
months.
Lowande's troupe performed last
night. to very good house. This
morning they leave for the upper
Districts, and we promise our friends
an excellent exhibition-in fact, as
good rs the best The unsupported
ladders, the polka on o single pole,
and the ''leap for life," may be men.
toned rs among their principal feats.
Don't imagine that because gre It
display is not made, that the per
formance is inferior, for we positively
assert that such is not the case.
NEW BooNs.-1Icssrs. Bryan g.
McCarter have favored us with copy
OF the first volume of q work lust
issued by Messrs. Harper & Brothers.
of New York, which will prove of in
terest to the general reader, and of
vast Importance to the Biblical
scholar-''Notes, Critical, Explana-
tory and Practical, on the Book of
Psalms, by Albert Barnes..''65 Every
verse is fully annotated and explained
in simple language aH@g.l ss.ii. I,
The same firm have also presented
us with No. 16 OF Harper's Library
of Select Novels-''The Dover
House-a story, by Annie Thomas"
The author is well known in the
literary world by her forp,er produc-
tions--"Dennis Donne, "."On Guard"
etc. The price of the book is fifty
cents. aG
CHIGSoNs. Judy has our thanks
for the questions SO pertinently and
beautifully asked in the following
verses. We know several young men,
who. experiencing the same desire to
ascertain the fact mentioned by Judy,
have not had the courage to pro-
pound the question. We hope now
that the ice on the chignon being
broken, they will insist upon having
q fnll and satisfactory answer:
Kiss me not, ana charma,,te mignon,,e!
Draw not near, ma .jolie -cAere, -" -
Till you tell me- il your chignon
Is made up OF corpse's hair. -
Horrid stories now are going, ..n.s
Touching lovely woman's tresses;
And, egad! it's worth the knowing
What it is chap caresses. .iH.,
Rachel boasts she has the knowledge
To revive the. locks when spare;
Some professor Of Kings College
Taught her to restore the hair.
Mrs. Borradalie display'd o .ii ~
Lot of reddish hair in court; Sl
Twas her own though lawyers madea
Joke of it In wanton sport. @1AtH
Yours in gloss though superhumnah,
May have been, my dearest life,
Cut from some poor Indian woman
With the cruel scalpingTknife.
Tresses cribb'd from living cnrcase
Are no worst ALTERNATIVES; 4.a a a.
Nurses tilch both fair and dark as az
Soon as raupois cease to liye.isA
Coifures that outvie the raven ~
From the hospitals proceed, 80.
Auburn hair and fair is shaven -
From the dead-it is, indeed! t
After such like revelation, .G AK Dot
Think mo not fastidious grown,
Ii L ask with trepidation, - eyoG5t
e"Darling, di'efhoSe locks .youi. obDnP"
iuT- --0-o- ~ -z77..--VJ risilt e.
A Democraticmeeting is to be held
at Cropp's Store, in Lexington Dis
trict. on Saturday, the oath day Of
October. Mt 3 O'Clock p AT for the
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A CoLLEEY FIRE BURNING FOR A
CENTURY.-For something like 100
years (says m English paper) fire
has been burning in the disused
workings of the Bank Pit Colliery, at
ParkSate; and on more than one oc-
casion it has threatened to break
through into the workings of the
colliery belonging to Earl Fitzwil-
liam. About twenty years ago this
danger was imminent, and thick
bank wall was erected to avert it.
During the recent dry weather the
ground in the neighborhood has
cracked, and it is supposed current
of air has found its way into the
workings, causing the fire to spread.
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Maine sent to the army I'LL
Smiths, TIT Browns, and 365 Joneses.
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The brigand chiefs in Southern
Italy are nearly exterminated by the
efforts of the new Government Two
or three of these outlaws, who for the
last eight years held their ground
against the combined efforts of the
police and the army, have at last
been captured. One of the most no.
torious and desperate of these bri-
gands was recently shot while at
tempting to escape, and his wife was
also killed on the same occasion.
She was dressed as o man, and her
sex was not discovered until after an
examination of her dead body
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Where there is SO much smoke
there must be SOM fire: nppropos,
while SO many buyers are rushing to
Shiver, there must be pretty and
cheap goods. f'
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The post
Office open during the week from 81
q. M. to Z p. m. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 p. IN.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery Mt p. m. /, and
close at So p. m. Charleston night
mail open 81 n, M, close ~ p. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
81 a. M, closes at 9. 40 p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery 5
p. m., closes at 81 p. m. ofbe'
New ADyERT1sEMENTs. Special at
tention is called to the following ad-
vertisements, published for the first
time this merning: ,.o r.,s
V. E. McBee-Tournament.
Tribute Of Respect.
A. Hartin-- Strayed or Stolen.
DR.. L. L. Moore Dentist. n
I. SulzbacherTJewelry etc.
r. O. Shiyer7Goods Dowu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
WASHINGTON.

WAsnIKeToN. July l-0cneral 0illem
has been ordered to California TO take the
position vacated by Mcdowell
General Irwin Mcdowell has been re-
lieved OF command OF the 4th Military Die
tict. ard ordered 70 report ithout delay at
the War Department. Brevet sj-Gen Al
win q. Gillem Is ordered TO California 10
take the place vacated BY Geo. Mcdowell.
Mr.. Moorhcad. ff0m the Committee on
Ways and Means. to-day, reported the lar
I'll bill back 10 the House with number 81
amendments, the most important being the
duty of three per cent. on copper. kr.
Moorhead thinks the bill can be acted upon
this session, bat most Of the coumittse
think differently. The vote Ia committee
on reporting the bill VAS quite Gloss, the
proposition beiu9 carried b. sane majority.
+ Tbs DEMONSTRATION Commissee to-day
rApthorixed il chairman, Mr.. Htcvebs, TO re-
mort bis bin for the division Of Texas into
three Statea The committee also instruct.
Cd Mr.. Boutwell, TO prepare another bill fol
mo removal OF political disabilities. 1t Il
to include large number of ex-rebels who
hare lstely asked to be relieved.
The Judiciary Committee to-day decided
to defer action upon The nomination Of Ev
arts un,H Butler has made his report.
A great many Southern delegates are here
They express desire that the Northerr
delegates shall name the candidates. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

CHICAGO. July l.-Delia Mc0lade, alias
Oetia Cox. woman If the town, Tsuicided
'ast evening by taking poison.
lahorer was proslrated by sunetroka
to-day but recovered. =
A large number OF delegates 10 The New
York Convection left here yesterday. and
to-day the crowd Of visitors Who axe he
cara here for tho eame dessinalion. 6savs
thither BY low rates a lara = immsuAe.
The Avcrage daily atlcodance In the puh-
lie schools Of shie city, u June. Wss le.lM
The body Of John Tracy, hoy Z yenss Of
age. vas found in Ike river thio morning.
He wAs accidentally drowned last n1ondny.
"A man, name unknown, fell and bsoSe
bis neck at 81 West Lake street this morn.
ing.
4 man, living at 13i West.fAke street.
vas kicked by u horse TO day and died coon
after from the effects Of the 1lOw.
j. h. AcVic has built hiui.u house on
the Sapds 1t Long Branch, New Jersey. and
will spend the summer the1e with his faini.
lys
Numerous lovers Of horse flesh are ar.
irving IN the city from different parts oil
the wcst to attend the July races given ~
the Dexter Park Jockey Club, commencinS
on Friday and closing on "Wednesday next
jacob Berner brings a. ejectment cult ia
ne Circuit Court Tor part " the lAm1 OF
WHICH The Southern Honol, on Stats Eeot
nov stsndsy against Andrew Jackoon. end
otheso Who occupy t. Bcfner shoVoA titl<
| for - 1And, bat JAckson claims a. have I
bstoef tisley having occupied the pgeolosl
TX ovr twonty yssSk The little troublC
dateeb ack TO l0l9.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
NEW YoRk.

MY. July The Ohio delegation TO the
Con yeuti0n met 1t Fifth Avenue Hotel TO-
dsy-35 OF the AZ delegates present. Entire
harmony characterized their proceedings-
Col. McCook was elected permanent chair.
man. and Morrison Foster. OF Cleveland.
Secretary. II was decided TO hold daily
meetings until the assembling Of the Con
veption.
Committee men will be selected to-mor.
row.
Tho meeting Of the Kentucky delegation
was postponed until tomorrow owing TO
The on-arriva of large portion OF the
delegation.
Samuel j. Tilden was to-day chosen
Chairman OF the New York delegation. Ii
Is nnpcrstood that Mr. Seymour stated to-
day to some members Of the delegation that
he had pledged his honor not to DC can.
dida,e, and-under no circumstances would
he accept the nomination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
TRES.

RccxLAsp. July IA small dwelling.
house burned this morning. and Miss Elizs
Iperaham, an elderly woman, the only oe-
cursnt, suffocated.
RUTLAND, July IA destructive fire
here this morning All the buildings from,
Crsnston's block on Merchants Row and
Herald building on Centre 7street. are de-
srroyed. Loss $1,000 dollsss. Insurance
1900.
pHu.ApELrnrA.-The Printing ink works
of : Charles Robinson, on Gray Ferry y
Row we're burned this morning. Loss 90.
200 dollsfs. No insurance.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PITTSBURGH, July 1.-The Pendlcson e.
cort 800 strongs arrived here this morning.
They were met at the depot by number 81
Democratic clubs headed by brass band.
and escorted by fifty OF the Mayors police,
passing through number OF the principal
streets. and ssrensdiDg on their way the
ONCE Of the Daily Post At the Union
depot lunch was eaten, gotten up BY q
number of Democrats. The trip thus far
has been most pleasant. The railroad ar
engagements are perfect. The escort left FOR
uarrishnre at 10 a N.
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Notice I'M Banlkruptcy

rHrs IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON The
i 10Th day Of June. 4. u. 1855, warrant IN Bank-
ruptcy vas issued against ihsssiats o. 0,..t.
Of Iowa. Who has been adjudged bankrupt, on hie
own petitions That thepsyment u any debts and
delivery u any properly belonging tosuch bankrupt,
bv him are for hidden BY iaw That amesttDg OF The
creditors u the said bankrupt to prove their debts
and choose one or Aesiguees bis estate VIII
l. West Second lDtreet In the city OF Davenport, be-
fore n n. Price. Register. on the sthrdsy ofJuly.
A. D. 1885, -
jell-dst thur CIV. CLAhA,
u s. Marshal, % Messepgar. Dist. Of Iowa.
as Il now sAftOrnev fof PeEifio1cr,
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CLINTON, July The Hawk Eye Horse
Fair opened to-day. The weather b very
warm. Yesterday the thermometer stood
ct luz.
DuBreuK. July 1.--At . late hour last
night man named 0aLerty struck Stephen
Matthew'S blow on the back Of the neck
with heavy piece Of wood. breaking HE
neck and killing him instantly. Both were
deck hands on steamboat. Gaberty was
arrested end il in isil.
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CON n Z RC1AL..
OavcnpOre Market Report.

O0vcnpO MARKET REPORT
Ovucx OF rnB DAVENPORT DRs. cnAP,
July st,leso.
tLsus--W holesaie. tl04o; retail, 11l.Oo.
WBsAf-No. livery choice tl.70. No. 3,ol.eS
for verv best, no. 3. rejected wheat 10 quoted
~ far down - Z so.
',,BARLnS--No quotations.
Oars -6oEtslc
RyR-None in the market
Uoas-7le
0SIoSs None 10 The market.
fe1ATose-7Sc.
SurrRa-20c. per y.
E0ss-l5c.
AAv-Good Timothy go oOQ elA.6e per ton
Prairie Sc. 0o49 TO per ton.
CoAL-Soft--l6@l7 ceuts per brshsl, from
wagons.
, AsrHr,crrR--At yard tls. 90 per ton. De-
livered $l3. 90 per ton.
WooD-is 00est7 90. per Cord.
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I'm Bankruntcy.

- 0oAAAa - SOys
In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District oflowa.
Ia the matter Of Enosh Mesd. Bankrupt.
r. the creditors OF said Enoch Mead, and oil
other persona Interested.
CIRS: YOU AXE hERGDY NOTIFIED That
- petition has been 6led in cid Csuft By
said 8noch Mead, Of thecpunty Of Scott, and
State Of Iowa. in said Disttict. duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act of Congfsss Of March
I'd. 1867. for discharge and : certificate there
Of from all his debts and other claims provabls
under said Act. and that the 18th day Of July,
A. b. 1868, 81 10 o'clock Am, Of said day 10 a
signed for the hearing Of Ne ssme before the
said Court at Ottumwa, laws, when and whore
you may attend aud show eapss, il any you have,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
. you are hereby further notified. that the
second andthirdmestings ofescditors Of the said
Enoch Mead, for the purposes provided in the
eth and 2sth sections Of said Act Of Congress
offMarch I'd. 1867. entitled IAN Act to sstab-
lsh uniform sy stem Of bankruptcyttro ghout
the United States" will be held on the lltn day
OF July. A. d. 1868, at the hour OF ~ O'Clock A.
NJ, of said day. before N. NJ. Price. Esq, Reg
lister in Bankruptcy, at his Office No. I, West
Second street, in the city of Davenport, Scott
county. State of Iowa.
iuncls-d3t-t thur H. n. LOVE, CLERK,
DAWSON TRUE, Attorneys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

rysnIs IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIM
Il 10th day Of June, A. Discs. . warrant
in Bankruptcy w. Issued against the estate Of
". W. Cess, Of Plsasalts Valley, county
q Scot, aad State Of Is&9 whs has been
sdjudged BANKRUPT on*n8 swn pesiaisn !;
that tks payment Or any dshty end delivery d
say property belonging to such Bankrupt 70
hin, Or Ia his use, and he transfer d any prop
ssty By him are forbidden By lay that meet.
ing Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt. 70
prove their debts, and 70 choose one or more ~
signses Of bis estate. viii be held q Court Of
street, in the city Of Davsspsrt, before n. n.
Price, Register, On the 9th day Of July, A.
D. 1858. q 10 o'clock ~. -.
q. Marshal, q Messenger. District Of lswa.
UPARKrs McNsAI, Atty for Petitioner.
iol -d4k. thur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

Dr. 4. p LSeAGAiR cAiss1ss
/ DEAa Sra; I - slsl y hsss thas yes
~ thi6Alns u nakine . pssssssissal Mt
- Dubuqae: The .rsnediss ssd treat
asst ysu:l sSs psssp(l11l ~ NJ dsseh.
tsrs Cstsrrhs hsse already produced ,sreat
benefit, and l have NO doubt will effect an
entire care in due time. Mrs. Blanchard
eonsiders herself permanently cured Of a.
tsssh Of twenty yeas,a. annoy ance, BY lie
neans q Jour invisible treatment.
Your spparatus for apply ing } our rsme-
diss sssmts me novel, simple. and sfIss.
tivS and your medicines 20 generally sue
]61osful that they may b said to be speei-
~.
I should certainly advise ~ ffisnda
su0mt6e 5ssm any Of the dissesss 49,
- Spt6Iaiitiss By zoe, 10 pst - TO-
56fon youf professional cafs. =
Hsping shse go aay So WtG1s
s0eesss II or city. 80 -. -
a. veg truly yearos
GEO. A. DLANOHAnD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
CAaD FROM
Mr.. JxK FLEMING.

Telegraph Opsfsaer. Beck Island. lllinsis.
This il 70 eertifo that have been deaf In my
lsft ear for tes years or more, snd during that
time have used great number Of remedies with
no spparent relief, end through one paanlsss
sreasment by Dr.. LishtAill, l va restored in
elentansously TO psrseel hearing. ~
j. 3. FLEAlN0.
Rock Island, June 20, 1855.
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Er~n y, p. Willilxer, of this city.
This may certify that DR.. Lighthiit operated
upsn ne for the cure Of Deafnsss. with the best
Of success. Iwas deaf in ny left ssr fer several
years. can now hssr whispering. distinctly.
The operation was entirsly painless.
is. WALKER.
Corner Of Third and Cedar streets,
West Davenport.
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Fron MIR. Danlel Wheolo0k, u
lQollae, III.
.sM Stt
Through The influence Of ~ ffiead. the Rev.
Charles L. Baleh, Of 0aleobureh, ILL.,, (whe hin-
self IL under DR.. Lehthill's eare,)l called -
DR.. Liehthill q. ths Burtis House and had a
operation performed - ~ ear sor the cure q
dsafness u 20 years Standing. caused ~ Co
tarrh, am happy 10 staasths opsraties.was ssse-
cess. and my hearing 10 greatly iDprovsd.
Damn. L. wnutec.,
Msline, III.
sf - $50 ss
ees<
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

OF ROCK ISLAND.
Rocg Islam, lit, June 2s. 1868.
Da. L,GsrnsLL Dear Sir-Gratitude to you
aud desire to benefit others has induced me to
make the following statement.
For the last four or FIVE years have had
partial deafness in my left ear, and this. during
the last nine months has increased 20 rapidly
and 10 such an extent that I could scsrssly hear
at oil with il. and having during that time used
many remedies with no sssentisl Or permanent
benefit, soon began to think that should soon
lose the use of that organ altogether.
But ritter seeing an announcement OF your Oh
fetal visit 10 this city, and conversing with one
whose deafness Of long standing you had. as ne
in formed me; entirely removed, ! decided to
consult you, and If, after an examination you
thought you could restore my hearing, to sub
init to an operation. Accordingly ! called at
your rooms yesterday. and am happy to say that
in less than half hour. by skillful and pain
less operation with suitable instruments. you
restored my hearing completely, and l trust
permanently.
Accept, my dear sir. the assurance Of my oes'
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper
ity. A. bhi"uo.
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For large CT So vaiass ipcrsa-
. in the e r ito. =
dr - ~ 4 TN: MS. = 5fsESss1sS
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
DEATHS.

TCCKER-In Dover Wednesday l4th nst ofscaret eer
Clara daughter of George and Sarah E. Tucker aged
years.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21
RE w O v a.!
Fashionable Tail@Rimgc
~ xrrS
John II. DAVIS

Has moved his Tailoring establishment from VIM
B. Collins Old Stand, to the opposite side of the
Direct, adjoining Mrs Roberts, where he Will Dc
March llth, 1868.