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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-29
EIGHTH DAY.
CHARLESTON. Jan. %

CiIARLEsIOS Jan. -o
Tie Convention assembled at II o'clock
PRAYER by Rev. R. II. Cain (colored). The
r,li WAS called and Journal read.
J. j. Wright made a report Of the Com
mi,tec ON the Judiciary on resolution of in-
qliry as 10 the legislative powers Of the Con-
vcn;ion. Made the special order for one
o'clock to morro~.
J. j. Wright made report of the same
Committee on All ordinance for the abolition
ol the District Courts. The Committee re-
card the ordinance as unnecessary, as the
3 Subject will be embraced in the report Of the
Judiciary Committee upon that portion of the
Constitution referred to them Adopted.
r F. Randolph offered the following, which
,,.s referred to the Committee On Franchise
""T whereas, incentives are necessary to q
,,ors sneedy attainment of learning and in-
.eIjisence, .eEie which are the sure guards Of Re-
aubEcan liberty, therefore, bois
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COMMERCIAL.
A1rn11cnA

AUGUSTA. Jan. Is.
GoLD-Brokcrs are buying at 13s and selling 6
at 141.
SILVER-Buying ut 1870 and ceiling at 1875.
C0TT0N-The market opened ftir at 16@1s
for Middling, with fair demand, and closed firm
at l64, With light offerings. Sales 5S4 bales. Re-
ceipts, 9s1 bales.
BACON-Srnoked Shoulders. IL cents D. B.
Sides, l4l@15; G; r; Sides, ;15@l51; C. Sides,
Sailed c. R. Sides l4@14i; Hams 1s@22c.
CORN-New White 81 10, Mixed 81 05@1 0s.
WHEAT-Whitc, $275@29O; Red, $24O@
9 so
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HYMFNE AL.

MARRIED, in this Village, on the 23d January,
at the residence of Mrs. Julia McClintock, by
Rev. E. T. Walker, Mr. IEM. P. CALDWELL,
Of Laurenceyillc, Co., and Miss AMELIA A.
vARDELL, daughter of the late Thos. R. Var
dell, of Charleston, s. G..
gSrThe Charleston Mercury and New York
World will please copy.
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Pure Flour of Raw Bone"

There is u new Fertilizer for you And we
hear and read on all sides now that this Pure
Flour of Raw Bone" is most powerful and
never failing stimulant of the sol And in this
connection, we point our readers to tho advertise
mont, headed Farmers" of those popular and
widely known merchants Of Augusta, ]. sIDLET
& Sons,
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zese- Wo very frequently receive marriage and
obituary notices by mail, unaccOmpanicd with
any responsible name /; and from which cause tho
said notices, intended for publication in tho Ad-
rertiser arc thrown aside unnoticed.
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Mr.. DAVIS IN M1ssIssIpp1-Tbe yicksburf

Mr.. DAVIS IN MIssIssIpPI.-The Vicksburg
g Times" says:
Long absent, but warmly loved, as we'll in
the day of bis power as when shacklcd
prisoner in Fortress Monroe, the hearts of
our people ycarn towards President Davis
with unattcrsDo affection. For what lie
has borne and suffered in the cause of the
people, he will always be honored and re-
mclnbered. Wccannot greet him, as in 9TH
er days, with public manifestations of respect
and gratitude, but when Jefferson Davis again
stauds among.t his old friends, though their
voices may be mute, their hearts will throb
with wild tulnultuous io1.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-29

An ATTENTIVE JURoR-Albert +. Gregg
rie, the colored man previously mentioned as
being oneof the jurors in the State Court, was
accepted by the prisoner, Preston Johnston,
and is one o! the twelve who will decide on
his guilt. Gregorie has always been free, and
is apparently quite intelligent. During the
trial yesterday morning he was busily engag.
Ell in taking notes of the testimony elected, and
seemed Impressed with the dignity and res
possibility Of his position. Although very
quiet and unobtrusive, his earnest cndcavors
20 collect the fact. Of the case were observed
aud commended by many in the court room.
Char. News.
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FIELD HANDS WASTEp.-PIantcr5 from S..
Mary's parish now attending the Fair state
that two thousand field hands are wanted in
that parish. The best plougi and field hands
are paid fifteen dollars 4 month and rations,
five pounds Of pork and a peck Of meal week,
ly, besides good quarters, fuel and en- acre of
land to work on th=r own account.-New Or.
leans Crescent.
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= so Warwick, III. Washington {

Jusr So.-Warwick, the Washington Cor
respondent of the Macon Telegraph, says, with
much truth 81 Let the Southern people rcso
lutely set about the cultivation of grain and
the raising Of cattle; and in so doing, while
securing their own prosperity, they will strike
the deadliest blow at their Radical enemies
at tho North"
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Provost Court.

We have been requested to announce that the
Provost Court will commence its next session Mt
tho llth March. Parties interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
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l-Ten thousand dollars was advanced from
the Georgia State Road and taken to Atlanta on
the 23d, by Capt Rockwell, Military Treasurer,
for payment of the Convention. And forthwith
the Convention appropriated $50 to each dele.
gate,-and there was rejoicing in the menagerie
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General Whites Challenge to General
Butler.
From the Richmond Register, Radical ]

From the Richmond Register, Radcal.]
We stated on Saturday that rumor was
current to the effect that General White, oi
the Convention, had challenged General Bat
lcr while in the city to mortal combat. The
rumor was only too true, and we have been
put in possession of the following facts:
General D. B. White wrote the letter below
10 General Butler on the l4th OF January,
and had spoken to friend to carry the letter
rs soon as written and deliver it to Butler,
but through some misunderstanding White
failed to meet his friend after the letter Was
ready for delivery, aud learning that Butler
intended leaving that night, and not wishing
him to leave the city without receiving the
letter, it was handed to the clerk at the office
of the Ballard with the request that it be
sent up to Butler. The letter was sent up
by servant
General Butler called two or three OF his
friends around him, showed them the letter,
and sent verbal message 10 White, stating
that he would give him all the satisfaction lie
desired and then left the city before the mes
sage could be delivered.
White finding that Butler had left, and
next day receiving the message that he (But-
ler) would give him the satisfaction wanted,
Immediately wrote to Butler, asking if such
were the facts. BE has received no reply to
this. The War Department has recently
complimented General White, for bis personal!
bravery, with brevet, and omc'people, WHO
don't like General Butler, and they are very
few in number in this vicinity, are malicious
enough to say that he was afraid to meet so
rcdoubtable all opponent.
The cause of the difficulty was general
order issued by Butler, while in command Of
the Army OF the James, rejecting severely
upon Colonel White, who at that time was in
command of regiment. The General is a
"located" preacher of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
The followingis his missive to Butler:
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MURDER ON JAMES IsLAsp.-A murder was
committed ON Wednesday evening, on Jane,
Island, by Bill Richardson, colored, on Wm
Fell, colorcd boy, some eighteen or twenty
years old, by striking him on the head with
stick the boy lived but a few hours after
the blow was struck. The cause of the hon.
icidc grew out of quarrel about some wood
which Fell had etol,n from Richardson
Charleston Mcrcnrv.
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GEORGE II. PENDLEroY.-T following is

GEORGE II. PENpLEroN-Th The following is
the concluding paragraph of a lealing cdito
rial from the Muscatinc (Iowa) Courier:
Voters are getting heartily sick of unncccs.
sary taxation; sick of giving to the rich and
robb;ng the. pocr; sick of disrupted coun-
try sick of business Frustrated and they are
turning to the Democratic party for relief
The man who can and will lead them out of
the difficulties which the Radicals have brought
upon them will receive their hearty support
for the Office of President. Such man now
stands prominently before the people. We
refer 10 George Fl, Pendlei0n, of Ohio.
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NEW GOODS.

Very Gns Black Alpaca,
Very fno Black Mohair,
Plain POplin', very cheap, ,l
Very fine White Alapacca,
Brown Table Damask,
White Table Damask,
Large lot OF Towels, very cheap,
Hoop Skirts, the very best,
Corsetts, oil sizes, good and cheap
Jaconet Muslins,
Swiss MnslinH,
Nainsook Muslins,
Wide soft finished Cambrick,
Tucked Linen Collars,
Tucked Linen Cuffs
The above goods ure just to hand and for sale
cheap.
Tho public are respectfully invited to examine
the same.
JAMES A. GRAY CO.,
23S Broad Street.
Au,u,t, Tan
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-29

January 2Sth, 1868.
ALL EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS
H and GUARDIANS who have received their
appointments of the Court of Ordinary, are re-
quired, in conformity with the Acts Of th, Gene
raj Assembly of this State, to render Inventorie,
and Appraised Account Sales, and Annual Re-
turns Of the Receipts and Disbursements Of the
Assets of the several Estates committed to their
charge, until the entire Estates have been settled
up with all parties Interested in such Estate.
1 therefore notify all Executors, Administra-
turs And Guardians to make their RETURNS
FORTHWITH, and thereby save me the ua-
pleasant duty Of issuing Rules against them at
their cost.
WI. DURISoE, O. E. D.
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The Quicker the Better

DARTIES indebted to mo nro expected to como
Il forward and settle. want money, end am
forced to make it out Of those indebted to mo.
Take. warning. All Of my unpaid Notes and Ac-
counts will. in n yory shor. time, be placed in
tho hands of an Attorney fcr collection. ..!25
Persons having Watches or Jewelry in my
hands for repair will please cali, pay for repair
ing, and got them. am tired holding them, and
yet do not wish to have said Watches and Jewel
ry sold merely to got my dues for repairing But
l must have mopoy. Take warning.
Jan 13 3t
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AdYertiSar Agents.

The following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents, and will receipt for all monies for Sub
scriptons or Advertisements sent through them
B. W. HARD, Granitevillc, S. G..
NJ. NJ. PADGErT, Mine Creek, S. C..
cuAs. NIckEnsOs, Big Creek, S. C.
Rev. J. P. BoDIE, Kirksey's X R'ds, S. C.
JACOB HulET Bno. Huieps Store, S. c.
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e following is his missiTe to Butler:
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

RICHMOND, Va, january IA, 1865.
Major General B. f. Butler.-Sir: Whilst
you were in command of the Army OF the
James, and having no more rights than that
of private citizen, you undertook then to
insult, denounce, and send me from your De.
partment. For the first time since that pc
Rod we stand upon m equal footing; we
stand upon the same soil, and occupy in every
respect the same rights before the law and
tho powers that be. deem this. therefore,
The proper occasion for vindcation of my
own character before the country, and de-
mand of you that satisfaction that one gentle
man will always accord to another.
Your obedient servant,
D.B. WHITE.
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E Hon James Farrow, Of Spartanburg,
who represented This State in the Confederate
Congress at lis last session, was married in
Richmond, on the 9,h inst, to Miss Sue Saw
age, Of Richmond, Va.
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Our Club Rates.

We are now furnishing tho ADVERTISER to
Clubs at the following very low rates:
Two Copies one Year, $3.50.
Five Copies one Year, 1880.
Ten Copies one Year, 22.5o.
Twenty Copies one Year, 1000.
No Clubs received for less period than one
ycar,-anl in all cases the Cash viii. be required
in advance. The names of the entire Club must
be sent at one time.
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State of South Carolin q

EOGbF 1EIO O1C41SAS1,
IN ORDINARY.
nYw. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of E dgs-
I'D field District.
to me for Letters of Administration, with i .eWill
annexed, on all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits of Charles Powell,
late of the District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to citc and aiimonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our
next OTdinarys Court for the sa6. District, to bo
holden at Edgefeld C.. H., on the 4th day of
Mar next to show cause, If any, why tie said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d day
of JAM, in the year of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and Sixty y-eight, and in the 92d
year of the Independence of the United States,
of America. 'a raa
W.F.DURIsoE, o.E.D.
Jan. % Ct
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDOET 1CLD DID INICIj
IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Whereas, NJ. Il. Kempson, has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattels, rights and sred-
its of Edward -Addy, late7of tho District
Aforesaid, deceased. ga. - - '
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to bs and appear before me, at our
next OslDary's Court for tho said District, to be
holden nj Edgofcld G. H., on the 9TH day Of
Feb. next, to show cause, If any, why the suid
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and real, this oath day Of
Jan. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.eight and in the ninety secor !,
year of American Independence.
W.F. DURIS0E, CTsD
Jan. as 2t
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Administrators Notice.

A Ii Persons having claims against the Estate
IA of JAMES MCCARTHY, deceased, will please
render them in to the undersigned properly attest
ed. Those indebted to said estate, can save money
by paying up Immediately ;-longor indulgence
cannot and will not be granted. An early settle
mont of sail Estate is desired. Those who fail
to profit by this notice, will have to settle, on
and after 10th February next, with my Attorney,
or the Sheriff.
D. P. LA GRONE, Adm'Or.
Jan 2S 3t A
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BEEF MARKET.

L WILL CONTINUE TO FURNISH GOOD
BEEF and MUTTON to tho people of Edgefeld
on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday mornings
at reasonable prices, but STRICTLY FOR CASH.
A. A. GLOVER, Agent.
Jan % If ,.,.-..
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Sherif's Sale.
MILL NOTICE.

yU1HB Customers of MRS. FULLER'S MILL,
IL will please send their Corn to Mill on Mon
day, Wednesday OF Saturday from this date. The
Mill grinds only on those days.
Wagons sent for Lumber must be accompanied
with the Cash.
Jau29 4ts5
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NOTICE.

A LII. Persons indebted to us by Note or Ac.-
IA count will please call at once and make
payment, as the times require RS to closo our bu.
sincss, both in the City Of Augusta nnd nteM;pe
Creek. - :, . WRIGHT A. MORLEY
Jan % IL 81
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Strayed or Stolen,

nN the 10th January from the premises of the
" Rev. J. P. Mealing. n small deep bay RIG
HORSE. left eye out shod in front, hind feet
very much worn. ANY information thankfully
received. A liberal reward paid for his recovery.
Address the undersigned, care of Rev. j. P. Meal
ing, Edgcfeld, S.. C.
Jan2 Ste S
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And as regards Relief Measures, thus {:

Fourth. 1t is very important that this body
should adopt some ordinance to provide relief to
debtors prior to the war. Tho temporary orders
of tho military commandant, extend to debts con-
tractcd during the war. All debts now existing,
where the consideration is for the purchase of
snves, should be absolutely wiped out by the con-
veniion. If these debts recognized, it is a
recognition Of that institution, of it's propriety, its
justice and morality. Most Of the debts contrac-
ted prior to tho war, were upon the faith and pos
session of properly in slaves. That property has
been destroyed, and liberal provision should be
made by this body in reference to debtors-tho
amount and time when they may make payment
of the samo. Do this, nnd you will commend
your constitution under the most favourable aus.
piccs to tho consideration of that class in South
Carolina who have not participated in the election
of delegates to this convention.
And rs regards his own c1itfrom the public and
political stage, thus:
presume that opposition will bo made to those
who ia, our this convention. Thoro will be oppo.
sition to you and opposition to me, but I have
been too long in political life to bo afraid of the
small thunder which may DO directed against mo
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CHARLESTON, Jan. q.
The Convention assembled at II 81, and
was cadet lo order by the President, DIR. a.
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Ordinary's Office.

Augusta, Jan. 30
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Sherif's Sale.

W. F. DURISoE, O. E. D.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

foreign chemist has invented a simple pro
cess Tor making ice. He pours water into bot.
tie until it is half full and then subiecls II 10 the
action Of an sir-pump. As the vacuum is pro-
dueed the water loses the air il contains and Is at
length vsporiZed. The air and steam drawn oF
passes through cylinder containing sulphurjc
acid, which instantly absorbs all the watery par.
ucles as they pass. The outside of the bottle il
soon covered with dew, the temperature of the
water soon falls. few needles are seen swim
ming about in 1t, and Immediately Afterwards IL
kilogrsmme Of sulphuric acid will produce
nearly three pounds Of ice in this way.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

Best Scotch collars. 0'Keefe- premium re-
commended.
Best set wagon harness.. G. Dsvy: premium
recommended.
Best hay collar. G. Davy: premium recon-
mended.
India rubber betting, entered by Slocomb, Bald
win & Co., although for exhibition only, is de-
serving of special mention.
r. H. Bowles special mention for travelling
trunk.
Blakely & Hogan: special mention for summer
dress boots.
EHall, Young & Co.: special mention for display
of harness.
Much credit is due to committee Of class 10 for
their prompttude in reporting thus early for duty.
THE RACES.
The first race yesterday was for horses which
had never run faster than 2:35. Three horses
were entered Dimmick's grey, Leonard's sorrel,
Wooford's Goshen Maid. The last named dis
tanced the others on the first mile. but as she ran
under protest, the judges decided that, pending
the protest, the two others should run again.
Leonard's mare won the two succeeding heats,
each in 2:474. t.-.r
Then there was pacing match, two entries:
Jack o. Clubs and John Patton. Jack won in
2:24, dstanciDg his competitor. The purse in
each race was $50.
At Bladon Springs Ala Tuesday night last sth inst
at 10 minutes of IL. GEO .RULEFF. dis body will be
brought home for nterment.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10
Facts.

hessrs n Kiefer Hollande-, No. as Poydras street.
Manufacturers OF the Naakof Bitters:
Gentemen-I have examined patent that was granted
you by the u Government for ufactIng the Maakod
btters and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite keen good digestive
have bed aid Bitters times IN
instance had occasion their beneficial
eject remain, gentlemen, We RESPECTFULLY your most
btdient servant, A MERCER NJ D.,
1875 Canal street.
have examined the patent you hold for the OF
Maakof Bers and find nothing in the Ingredients thereof
calcusted 10 inurousy upon the human system
taken In inOrdnats Quantities Indeed, il nothing but
cordial aromatic bitter. 4. A. SMITH, NJ. y.
Your Mslakof Biters, which have examined. do not
contain gradients injurious TO health ami may be
mendec to those who are in Of g0sd tonic
Yours NJ. sDHUPPERr "
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

A special from Providence says VIM. Hudson,
who has been running the Valley worsted Worxs
and cashmere mill, has been obliged TO suspend
payment. His total liabilities are about $500 900,
of which $4,000 are 10 mortgages Of a. least par
value, his current Liabilities being $50 O0O The
principal creditors are Boston men, though some
notes are held in Providence, and others by New
York parties
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Let us all 20 out,

Gen. Hancock and family. with few of the
members of his staff, together with number of
invited guests, went up the river upon an excur-
sion Wednesday upon the steamship Harlan. The
party included Gen. Bragg, Messrs. Rozier, Rose
Illus, Zscbarie, sam1 Smith, Thos. A. Adams, A.
Q. Kennett, Alexander Brother, Gen. Steedman,
Collector Kellogg, Capts. Young and Chandler,
u. 8. navy, Coils. Wilson and Hancock, and Capts.
Cox and McGonnigle. The excursionists psrtook
of luncheon at the plantation of Mr.. W. A.
Freret.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-10

The first Masonic lodge west of the State Of
Ohio, was organized at Vincennes. lad. March IA
lsO9. On the 18th Of September, 1911, Col. Jos
W. Daviess, Grand Master of Kentucky, while on
his way TO the field, presided in Vincennes lodge.
and conferred the Masters degree on Col Isaac
White, Of Knox county. On the eth of Noyem.
Der they both fell in the battle of nppecanoe aud
were buried side by side
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Post Once .t'ottce.

Posf Orricr. New Orleans Nov. Is, lisa
UstufuAer notice the Mails New Oreanp Post ono
viii be closed follows:
dails Tor Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta Augusta and De-
lumbus, Ga, close daily st3P.E
oesst Mall for all Post ocss Up .hs river ss BsyCu
Sara, closes Mondays ct p. ~. and FridaysstsAH
Vcksburg Mails close H. every Tuesday Gne Saturday
via the River.
Nails for Lower Coass close at every Tuesday aad
Friday.
Nails for COyingtOH close at ~, every Monday sne
Thursday.
Nails for Algiers close daily stsAA
Mails for Stations opeousss Railroad will close daily d
2PE.
Mails for LafOurche Parishes wiz close on Mondays wedns
da, and Fridays, atSP.M
Mails FOR Galveston, BrSEos Santiago Brownsville
Texas, close 81 a. n Sundays Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, Wis Opeousas Railroad.
asils for ouschits River Close Wednesdays snf
Saturdays, via the River.
Nails for Northeastern Texas and Fed River close weekly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
ssls for Havana win be isrwardse By every vessel clearing
for said Port
nails NORTH East and wsss New Orleans and Jsckss
Railroad, close daily st6PE
Way Mails via jackson Railroad closes At GAZE
oFFICE HoURS.-Opens a a., elsses re
fhs Delivery win be kept open untnT ira
svSDAHs-ones opens A. H.. and elesesl5H.
z. ". TALIAFERRO,
po-trusstsr