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DEMO CRATIC NOMINATIONS.

MUNICIPAL oFFIoERs-crrY COLUMBIA
G5f For Mayor. Z
Coz. j. P. THOMAS.
For Aldermen. WARD No. l.
L. w. RADCLIFFE.
CLARK WARING.
JAMES OLAFFEY. fH
ClI sGt WARD NO. 2.
l.. BRYAN. ~ ;9 -i
O. u. BATES. 81. i.e
-jaaG WARD NO. 3. ri
w. p. GEIGER. u.o
W. II. WALTER. 81.
JOHN AGNEW. via.
~ ,l.,, WARD NO. q.
-, EDWARD HOPE.
W. O. SWAFFIELD.
L. P. MILLER.
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., March 28, 1868.
DASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
R ID ca
GENERAL SUp'Ts oFFICE,


CHARLESTON, g.. O., March 28, 1868.
DASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol-
II lows, viz:
Leave Charleston for Colup1bia. $50 a. m.
Arrive at K1ngsvllle. ......... 1.90 p. M.
Leave hingsV1lle.. ............ 400 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia. $50 p. m.
Leave Columbia. ..:............. 600 o. m.
Arrive at Kingsville. ..........' T.3O o. m.
Leave K1ngsville. ............. 500 p. m.
Arriye at tCharleston... ...... $40 p. m.
The Passenger Train on the Camden
Branch will connect with up and down
Columbie Treine and W;l:Gi;i < 4 ton anu man.
chester Railroad Trains on MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. cigls
Night Express Freight and Passenger
Leave Charleston for Columbia. IS. 40 d. m.
Arrive at Columbia. ............ .6.05 q. m.
Leave Columbia... $50 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston. $40 q. m.
March 81 H. r. PEAKE, GenT Sup,t.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-06

and the public
A D. Moore. NJ d, Z. Barnes. N d,
L. A Smith, 81 d, r. w King. n. D.
JH Winstead, I'D g. Woodward VI. ID.
Z G Rarham, II d " I Brewer. d ID
W q Duggan. NJ D " J Bullock, ID d.
Wilson, N. c., January 7, 1858.
ecy- For testimony Of remarkable cures
sss Roaadalis Almanac tor this year.
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SchaZer's Addition.
Does LIST Addition
Unknown 10 A

Part of W end OF oat lot J beginning on
the W line rods n from the sw corner,
thence 10 rods, thence n s rods, thence
W 10 rods, thence 5 rods to place of be-
ginning, 500
A Mcl.ane-0ut lot between J and r on
the north and d on the south, sl9,06
A McLane 2 n 330
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Prepared al the 1t boratory Of
DIR. il. LAWRENCE & CO.,
224 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore, Nd,
GNET2s 81 DWYER,

Wholesale Druggists, Chicago, General Ast's
for the North western S!ates, to whom orders
should be addressed. IL mo
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BLACK SHIFT HING.
Who'll EsALE DEALERS IN

CARROLL, VIRGINS, CROSS & GO.
"AVE formed partnership in the above
IL business. and are prepared to 10 any
thing in the Blacksmithing and Wagon Ma
king line in good substantial manner, and
will guarantee 10 customers superior work at
as low figures as anv firm this side Of La
Crosse Give as q trial. shop ON eerner Of
Broad and Orange Streets. Prescott, Wis
Aarekl 2, 1868. IS ms
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Baltimore, Md. March i, 1863.

Baltimore, Nd, Mafch !, lobt.
believe Dr. Lawrence ROSADALIS TO
be the best Alternative in use, and therefore
cheerfully recommend il as such.
THOMAS J. BOYKiN, II. D.
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UnknoWn-A part Of Sc! ne sec 10,
Tying Of Main st, in A 7 Norton's adm
10 Prescott, commencing at the NV cor
uer OF lot 8, blk s, IN said Norton's sdd'n,
running thence n 440 feet, thence lis
feet, thence $40 feet, thence W lis feet
to the place o., beginning S2,S6
UnKnswn--A part Of nel< set sec 10,
lying II Of Main ST., in A 7 Nortbn's add'n
to Prescott, commencing at NV corner Of
s, blk II, in A T Norton's adm, thence n
$50 feet, thence 266 feet, thence $50
feet, thence " z66 feet to the place %
beginning $3.50
Unknown-14 and clio rods Of land in
sec 10, commencing at ths sw corner Of
nwi sc! Of said sec, thence north 80 feet,
thknce e so rods, thence feet, thence
W so rods, thence 3 feet % the place Of
beginning $l,72
6 II Miller mel set 10 42,ll
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z Q s A . 4 L 8
Is Recommended blythe
Best Physicians Every where
Read the followingifrom

Mr. F. Olin Donnelly, now of this city. for
n,erly Professorof Physiology and Patholog-
ical Anatomy in the Middle Georgia Medical
College, Chief Surgeon State of South Caro-
lima during the war, Vice President Georgia
Medical Association.
DR.. Lawrence l have carefully examined
ysur formula for the ROSADALIS, and re-
commended ii to several of my patients. The
combination is happy one, and must prove
a potent remedy in all diseases requiring the
virtues Of a great alternative medicine. l
wish YOU success.
Baltimore, April 90, 1868.
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Baltimore. February 10, 1863.

b&iAiiiiosts SiiA "a Abs At'S''
DR.. J. J. Lawrence, Dear SIR ! take plas-
ure in recommending your RASADILIS as
a very powerful alternative.
Yours truly, 3. W. CARR, u. D.
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Fer Sale.

A good farm. situated on the Hudson raad
about three miles from Prescott, containing
IO8 acres. of which 20 acres are under eRlti
vation' There is timber enough for posts
and wood to last twenty years. ALSO a
dwelling house. This farm will be sold with
or without the present growing crep. These
is an abundance of water--part of the farn
bordering ON Lake St. Croix For par
ticulsis enquire of the subscriber. Terns
easy, THOS. QUINN
Prescott, June cath, 1868 l0-3n.
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Tax Deed Notice
aT%TE OF WISCONSIN,
Pierce County.
oyrrcr o. Cl'k BoARD sCrEsvIsoRs, I

oEEFCv or CL-k BOARD SUPERVISORS, Z
Ellsworth. august "a. ISIS.
The following pieces y and situated
Pierce County STATE ~ Wisconsin,
we've solo IS the County Treasurer on the
81. IN, II IN I-f6. for the taxes. in
$50 ana t-s.ar-aS of the wear ls65.-
Tba-sfagr. notice is hereby given that I'M
Isss e.i.t ltu,.S are redeemed from said
81 IN ~ b fore the eighth dsy OF May.
TSel NOV will - conveyed according 10
Law Tie ara mt Of taxes. interest and
.bs--es eqia.1Itte5 up 10 tn last DAY OF
redgmrtias. Is 4: opposite - each piece
respecHveiE- "lNNs
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Weknow Qy Dawrenee's ROSADALlS 70
he safe and reliable Alternative, DC. and take
pleasure in recommending i 10 the profession
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HOLMAN 81 GAUMAN.

nEALERS in all kinds Of Cabinet Ware,
~ Orange St. Prescott, Wisconsin. We
keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet Furniture. Ready Made Coffius, Sc,
and the public sre invited to call and ses Us
befors making their purchases. Charges rsa-
aonable, Tor esah only.
HOLMAN 4 GAUMOE.
Prescott, PEI. 80, 1868.
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u My stock of Groceries is always fl
and my customers can depend on getting
best Of each variety.
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J Johnson > AddlIlt

Harris Addition to River Falls.
sc 4 SIR Co 1885 each 2.S5
do 1890 2each ass
! A Shorts Add n to River Falls
c Knowles 90 each ass
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p. o. DRAWER. Al. AURORA, ILL.
CEALS AND PRESSES, Steel Stamps
- Door Plates and Numbers. Gold and Sill
yer Badges, Ribbon Cancelling Stamps. Ini-
tial and Monogram Presses, Insurance Plates,
Embossed Brass Ornaments. Burning Brznds.
Steel Dies. Stencil Tools and Stock. baggage
Checks, Eand Stamps. &C., &c.
Gold end Silver Plating in every variety.
Gold Pens repaired and repointed Orders
respectfully solicited from a distance.
j. III. Mckee,
z4w Agent at Prescott. Wis.
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Estray Notice.

Come into the enclosure of the subscriber
in Prescott. Sept. ID, 1868, one black
Horse, about years old, with white spnt in
forehead forward feet shod. The ownsr Il
requested to prove property pay ehsrgas md
take him away.
kaKrix Toxxr.
Prescott SEPT g. 1858
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ae"Barrct.'s,". free from dirt and
gum. aa6.
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NOTICE.

Samuel NJ. San, formerly Of Fairfield county
but now Of the State OF Missouri, viii take mo-
tice that on tho l4th day OF November, A. ID.
1868, Noah McNaghten, David Pence and Aaron
p. Ashbrook as Asslgnees Of said SMn filed IN
the Court Of Common Pleas, in and for the
cOunty Of Fairfield and State OF Ohio, their
Amended Petition against sad Samuel NJ. san
and Others, setting forth that on the 2nd day
of January, 1868, he executed and delivered TO
them deed conveying to them and their heirs
IN trust, nevertheless that they wouhi reduce
the same, or 30 much thereof rs necessary, 10
money, and with the proceeds pay his debts,
and the balance hold lor the use OF his wife,
Sayilla Ann Sain, her heirs and designs, and
upon her request to convey and deliver to her,
all the property, both real and personal, ne
then owned or had any claim toe wherever SIT
uate, except what was exempt 10 HIM from ex.
ecutioh, and particularly all hts right, title and
interest Of, in and 10 the following tndsstuate
In said county, to-wit: ll3 acres in $. e. q OF
Sec %; 40 acres oil the West side Of the s. W.
Il of Sec. 23; anL IA acres IN the N. W. ol
same section, all in Pleasant township anu be-
ifr the same upon which said Sam and his am,
Ivy then lived; that said plaintiffs accepted sain
tfust and entered upon the execution thereof
int that said first two named tracts Of land are
incumbered and the title Is involved IN ditiicul'
"; and tho object aud prayer OF said Pfhtion
IL 10 estahlis by the Judgment OF said Courl
that said lands belong to said Sam and subject
10 lie sold to pay his debts; to ascertain the
amount OF said incumbrances; that said land.
NAV be ordered TO he sold, and for other relief
And said Samuel NJ. Salni further noilned the
he rs required to answer sad Petition on o
before the third Saturday after the 3lst day o
December, A. u. 1865.
HUNTER 4 DAuaHERrr,
s,.,. Attorneys for PhlntIiiT.
Nov. 10, lS6s-6w35 'f't =
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MARRIED.

LEoNABD D-MePARLASD-N0v 10Th, 1905,
AZ the hoifae af the brides hihci, By the Rev.
u. :. snOdgfas-. MT. sebastian Leonard, Jr..
Of Basil, 10 Mics Jnlia v. Mcfarland. oi
GTeeLheld township Fairfield county, Ohio.
RB-DAwLEY-At the parsonage. Nov.
Nh, 1868, ny Rev. Is. n. spahr, Mr.. Gilbert
Moore and MISS sarah DrwieJ, both Of FaiT-
field county.
siiON NrfNG-sNnRE@ tho sarne place w
the same, Nov. 18th. isGs. Mr. Frederick shOn-
ting aud Miss Caihlnne smoke, all of Lancas-
tor, Ohio. N.
BROC K-CULP Oct. Slh. 1903, nv Rev. A.
5Wariz, Mr.. George Brock anil Miss Lizzie Culp.
WHITE-NU1rON-N Btb, 1873, by Rev.
A. Swailz, Mr. John II. White and MiSr Per.
mi!la A. Mutton. both Of Pleasant township.
FlsHER-IIARTER- 18th, 1868, iyy Rev.
a. swaTtz. Mr. Samuel j.. Fisher md Mist
CatharDe Hmter. all Of Greenfield township.
ARMENTROUT-cHER tho pars.n
age, Baltimore. o., by Rev. u. T.. Whitehead.
Ferdinand ATmentrout and Harriet Cherry
both Of Mlllersport, ohio.
PLEUKHARP. -HoRN-At M,.hof Uouse
Nov. sd, 1893, by Virgil z Shaw, J. p, Mr.
Noah Pleukharp TO Miss Sarah T.. Horn.
KING -sMITH-By Virgl z. Shaw, ]. p.
Nov. 23, 1865. Mr.. Alfred l. King to Ms'
Sarah L. Smith, both Of Perry county, Ohio.
5TON-JENKIN5-At the residence q
John Streniz, Esq, on Thnrslty, Nov. 10Th
1868, by Rev. u. N. spahr. Mr. Jimes y. Hus
ton aud Mrs. Mary J. Jenkins, all OF Lancaster
Ohio.
SMITH-WOLFE-A the Presbyterian Par
sonage, IN West Rushvlle, on the bth instant
by the Rev. G.. G. Duncan, Mr. Jeremiah Smtl
and MISS Ellie Wolfe, both Of this county.
BowMAN-LOvE-By the same, on i7il
inst, at the residence OF Mrs. II. Love-. Mr.
Amos Bowman and Miss Ccreidah Love, boil
OF Perry county.
MAST-ASH BAUGH-By the same, on III,
10Th inst, at the residence of Theodore Muir
ply, Esq, Mr.. Isaac Mast and Miss Maggi,
Ashbaugh, both OF this county.
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Public Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

ON THE PREMISES, On Wednesday,
~ December 10th, IS0S, that certain
Tavern Stand, situate on the corner Of Canal
and Nam streets in the town OF BALTIMORE,
10 the county Of Fairfield IN the State OF Ohio,
known as the BALTIMORE HOTEL, being u
two story Brick House, ~ feet in iront on
hin street, and 80 feet deep on Canal street.
Itis commodious, having u large Bar-roem or
Office, Pnrlor, Dining room, aud Kitchen; a
good Cellar, and ten Chambers Oh the secosd
floor; good Well, and Cistern with pumps
near the door; large and we'll constructed
stable, capable Of holding 30 horses; good
Now. Corn Crib, Hog Stable, Cow Yard, 6c; a
good garden and truck patch. This property
is situated in one ofthe most honrlshing towns
in Southt rn Ohio, surrounded by ckly
settled and wealthy neighborhood, where the
Lancaster and Licking county Turnpike eros.
ses the OHIO canal. and doing an extensive
business, and the only Hotel in the town.
Sale to commence at O'ciouk, y. NJ, OF
said day. when terms (which will be easy viii
be made known by JOHN KAUFMAN.
Nov. 2l, lsds-lw
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"Barrett's" is highly perfumed.
An Undisputed Itemcdy.

II needs no argument to prove that Constipa-
ton ofthe Bowels is one ofthe most danger
Gus complaints which can beial mankind.
Nothing is more common and fatal and everyone
afflicted with 1t ought to have immediate re :
course to a safe and speedy remedy like
MIsHLER's HERB BlrTERS ! for suchit Is
as is proved by Testimonials without number,
and is admitted by all medical men who know
anything about its nature, purpose and opera
tons. Its effects are wonderful in eases o.
mental and physical depression, arising from
indigestion, costiveness, or bilious secretions
1t will positively cure tho worst form ofc hron
&c constipation and splendldly rortify the pa
tient against future attacks. Sold by.all drug
gists and storekeepers.
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.Barrott1s' Infalliblo Hair Res.
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AN NEMINENT PHYSICIAN ofNew York, IN
writing to tho proprietors ofRoback's Medi-
icines, says: al have examined tho formula
YOU sent mo ofRoback's Hood Pills, and an
glad to notice that you do not use any mercury
or other mineral substance in their compost
ton. 1hofpodophyllin employed is, in my
opinion, the best article that can enter into the
composition Of a oathartic pill, and is one Of
the st valuable cholagoguo cathartics, ope'
rating mildly yet eirectually, Arousing the
whole hillary and digestive apparatus. They
likewise exert favorable influence on the
cutanootis functions, producing and maintain
ing constant moisture Of the skin. They
must aci as powerful Alternative and produce
Iasting impressions upon the glandulor system
and sccretoty organs, and produce eyacuations
ftom the bowels whom mercnrlais and Other
agents isl. Their action upon the liver must
bo specic, arcusing the secretions and produe'
inp ftce bilious evacuatlous, and In chronic
hcptic arrangements with dyspepsia they arc
invaluable. is4 .c
"rheir range ofappicotion is' perhaps more
extensive than amy other cathartic or liver p'h
combining, as they do, tho active, principle o
mandrake root and black cohosh ~ such aO
eminent degree, andare Teaiy ~,
| lily medicine, which can oe tokSn ~ @ ~, ha"ni .
| by children, rs wen hs"uu"s' WV" WV "fF'
Rohack's Blood Pills are made both withane
,vithont augar coating, and can be obIahcu
q. a. Beck, Druggist, ot twenty-five cents
' per hox,-aw. t,I
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WO0N NoeAce-

NTOTICE Is hereby given, that petition
will be presented TO the Commissioners OF
Fairfield county, OHIO, at their session to he
held on the first Monday Of fMarch, 1869. pray.
ing for the alteration, reduction in width, aud
vacation Of pnrt OF the county road leading
from Kroni's min, in Berne township, west to
the road from Lancaster TO Logan, OHIO, on
West side Of Hooking river, as follows; Com
mencing at a point n the road leading from
Lancaster leading 10 Logan, o., on the East slte
OF Hooking river near the starting point OF the
county road established on the petition OF
Daniel Rehm end others. in Berne township;
thence westwardly through The lands OF Noah
Krout and George l.. Eckert, on the road as
now tr raveled, or as near thereto as agood road
can be made, to the center OF the bridge across
Hooking river thence westwardly with the
center OF sad bridge eand the old road as now nov,
travelled to the terminus ofsaid "Ream MilI'
road in the road on west side OF II locking river
leading from Lancaster to Logan, OHIO, and
there terminate. ,o,,no,
Nov. 20, ls6s.-4w
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rHANKsGIvING.

We issue this weeks Gazette on,
Wednesday, in order that all con-
nected with our Office may have
the opportunity Of participating in
a proper observance OF the pecul'
lar American holiday Of Thanks
giving, on Thursday. Want Of
time and space forbids our writing
sermon on the occasion; but we
hope all our readers will 80 and
hear the best within their reach to-
morrow. Whoever does 80, Will
doubtless hear one truth, namely;
Tint mover in oil our history as q
Nation has cause existed for such
general thankiulncss to tho Source
Of all Good, as exists ut this mo-
ment throughout ell the borders OF
the land.
We learn that religious services
Will be observed al the English Luz
4hcran Church at lOa A, M, IN
which thcrc will be acommon par
,icipation by the several protest e.,
AN, denominations Of tho city The
discourse will be delivered BY Rev
J. HoUeH, pastor Of the church i'c
named. ~
In the afternoon, il is supposed
that services of difioront charac'
tor, will take place at tho homes o.
most OF our citizens-indeed' We
could wish there might not DO an
exception to tho general rule IN
this respect, among oil tho families r'
of America.
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Fine Teas.

Messrs CREED, BRoTHERs. the
popular wholesale and retail Gro
GERS, in addition to their other va
ried and extensive business, are
making a specially Of the Tea bu-
sincss, having been appointed A.
gents of the great Empire Tea and
Coffee Company, of 2O5 Fulton
street, Now York. whose importa'
tions have an established reputa-
ton all over the country. We
have tried a package OF Creed
Brothers fine Imoerial, and arc
prepared to pronounce it a choice
article. Prico lists Of these Teas
are given to every person who
buys any article at their establish
mont.
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Personal.

Mr.. w. IL. WoLr having resign
cd his position as Instructor in the
South Grammar School dopar'm nj
of the Cityschools, tho vacancy mas
boen filled by tho appointment OF
Mr.. ). II. SAMPSON, from Hamilton
county. MIR WOLF will carry with
him, to whatever new~posi'ion he
may occupy, the good wishes Of
numerous friends.
Mr.. SAMPSON is said to be well
qualified for the duties Of the place
70 which he has been called.
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Cabinet Making.

A large portion of the nowspa.
pers of tho country are engaged
in manufacturing cabinets for Pres
ident Grant. We believe VIC ccould
do about us we'll at that business
asiany Of them, but on tho whole
have concluded to let the General
select his own cabinet, without our
help. Well bet it will be q good
one, and therefore shall give our
selves no uneasinoss on that point
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Election in Third Ward.

An election for Councilman was
held in the third ward on Monday
to supply the place of RuDoLPn
SEIpEL, who had resigned and
moved into another ward. j. f. D.
DoNNELL Dom was elected by
80 majority over Elias Gray, (Rep)
A worry light vote was polled.
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torative. dl YIi3'g ~,
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Miss CAROLINE SCHNEIDER, late
Of this city, now of Columbus, gave
the first of a series Of matinee con.
certs in that city, on tho afternoon
of Saturday, the l4th inst, assisted
by her talented brothers and tho
best vocal aud Instrumental talent
of Columbus. The papers of that
city speak in high terms Of tho ex'
collence ofthe entertainment. The
next Of the series comes off Satur'
day, December 18th.
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Holiday G0nds.

Geo. IL. Smith has just opened q
most magnificent assortment Of
Silver Ware, consisting in part Of
cake baskets, berry and butter dish.
es, card receivers, castors, sugar
bowls, cream, water and ice pitch
ers, molass,s cups, toilet stands,
oyster and soup ladies, tablc ware
and ornaments Of every descrip'
ton. These goods are Of tho best
manufacture, the very latest pat
terns and most elegant designs.
36 .3t
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The south.

We cut the following from the
Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution. Of Nov.
IL, for a copy Of which We arc in
debted to our friend g. L. Olds,
Esq: asa VA y
IMMIGRATION. A PRoPosITIoN.--
The folio wing suggestion and
proposition comes from one of
Georgia's truest sons and best
thinkers. Tho time has arrived
whom the question presented
should be considered by our peo.
ple, and we hope the proposition
will awaken them to iull appre-
citation Of the situation. and action
in the premises.
IVAN VERT, Nov. s, 1868.
"The election is orer and VIC
can now turn our attention to our
material interest. Our great want
is white labor. The intelligent
white man can help US in various
wavs where. the negro will be
bindrance. / will be one Of SOC
or 900 to advance Sl00 annually
to be placed under the control OF
the Director Of the State Society
for the promotion Of immigration
When immigrants arrive in Sa
vannah or any other Georgia port
they can be cared for and aided
and sent to the interior wher
needed. The operation will giv'
us q choice of laborers and asso
ciates, and it is hoped, tend great
lIy to improve public servants.
propose to continue the operation
until we number 1000 900 whites
"RespoCtiully, "A PLANTER
up. ST. have three or lou
thousand acres good land in South
ern Georgia, and will let eacl
family have fifty acres six year
rent free"