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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-04-18
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S:

John CONFESS,
Cornelius Cole.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
S. B. Axtell, Ist District,
VIM. Highly End District
Jas, A. johnson. 3rd District.
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0CIOlu1d, VI AAA4S = EVIL.
is a constitutional disease, corruption Of n.
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitisssd
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. !:
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is ires
from its attacks, nor is there one which il NAV
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variou.lyy
caused by mercurial disease, low living, di,.
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Sin
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, anal
above all, by the venereal infection. What,
ever be its origin it is hereditary in the con.
stituton, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation )" indeed.
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says. II
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from thu
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor.
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life SO that scrofulous constitu.
tons not only suffer from scrofulous com.
plants, but they have far less power to- with.
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse.
quently vast numbers perish by disorder
which, although not scrofulous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which do.
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofuleus,
their persons are invaded by this lurking n-
lection, and their health is undermined by il.
10 cleanse it from the system we must renovats
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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U. s. NAVY:
David G. Farmgut, Admiral.
David D. Porter, Vice Admiral.
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UNITED STATES ARMY:
Ulyses S. Grant, OF Illinois, GeneraL
VIM. T. Sherman, of Ohio, Lieut.. General.
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Persons calling at DR., Gibbons office or send
ing for packages of medicines, may rely upon DIS
assurances OF confidential security with lmplcl,
faith, and expect no more than TO be charged
with a fair, and mutually satisfactory remuncra
ton for services rendered. considering the circum
stances and difficulties of cases, rather thah 'o'
nrevalent aud selfish practice of extortion anon!
~
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Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for The Cure OF Nervou.
Weakness. Enry Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary nnd Seminal Ofgans. and The whole
rain Of disorders. brought on ty buneful
ihu vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompt.
I'd by desire 10 beu.fi, the !, iii c,ed nd
unfortunate, will send the recipe for pre-.
o"ring aud using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, 70 eny one who needs il, FRI
CHARGE. Address.
JOSEPH i. iNMAN, Station ID.
Eel. Goy Bible House. New York Civ.
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ERkORS. OF YOUTH.

4 Gentleman who suiIered for years IRON
Nervous Debility, Prem,ture Decay. ard al
the effects OF youthful Indi-creiion, will, for
The sake Of suffering humanity. seud free 10
all who need IT, the recipe aud direcious Tor
making the simple remedy by which he YVES
cured S''erers wishing 10 prof, by tie
'd,erdsef's experience. can do 90 By ad
dressing. IN pPrfec, confidence.
JOHN y. OGDEN, ~ Cedar
Nay -, lsG1v. Street New York.
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NOTICE IL hereby gwen that Tie under
~ s'g'ed. will, by order OF The Bpurd %
'cunty Commissioners let out NJ pubic out
cry at the door ot the Court House IN Jas.
per, on
SATURDAY. August l, 1868,
TO the i.west responsible Lidier. the con.
r'ct tor furnishing the county with ,weaty
cords OF fire wood. Said wood 10 be corded
up and measured at the c Jurt House. and u
Of i 20 be delivered nor before the 10 IA
day OF October, 1G6S.
HENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff.
June 90 '6S-.j
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k.1.:a ..saSiaa .Gcgicc.
Bewsre o. Couaierieus! Smnh's Toni,
Syrup hiss been eoun,erieitcd, and the coan
terfei,er brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article mus, hive DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on esch bottle. DR..
) ohm Bull only has the RICH, TO manufacture
and cell the original John Smiths Tome
syrup OF Louisville. Ky. Examine well
the label on each bottle II ny pf,yate
stamp Is not on the bottle. Do not purchase.
or you will be deceived. See ny column 3D.
ver'isemen', and my show card. will pros.
ecnic any one infringing on nv right. The
genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be
prepared by myself
The pebbles servsnt,
Louisville. Ky. DR ions BuL..
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Grain Screen and
SEED HULLER,
s. KUEBLER g. PHILLIp GUCKES

). KUEBLER e. PHILLlPGUCKES
AvISG purchased from the pstentee IN e
- right to manufacture and sell the above
valuable article in Ddbois Co desire 10 ca II
me attention OF Farmers TO il. They feel
confident itis the best Grain Screen in use.
ana that farmers generally may save lis
cost ionly $50 each year, by using il to
Clean their seed wheat alone. We only
ssk trial and if its operations are no, 90 /.
.sIae'ory the machine may be returned, and
no harm done. t~r
KUEBLER e. GUCKES.
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WOlCOtcs Instant
PAIN ANNIHILATOR

., WlIl cure headaca.e in three inmates
- soo'hsche in short time. Neuralgia and
L.rsche In five minutes, Csttarh, and i,s in .
~ quests In short time. No cure no paw If
uIec''ons are followed. Begin in time if
s0u would avoid Consumption.
, "A, McMAHAN.
roogootee, Gen'l Agent for Indiana.
TOT sale IN Jasper by N. Il. Boring and
w ws,"n Eried'nsnn, who have nlso for sale
~, mSS'coW's Beautiiiel Tor the1 Hair aud Ska.
give satisfnct,on. y -''fiNss 'N"''"''u ~
July II, 1897. ~ sr N '7n- NM
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AND The HAPPiYEss OF TRUE MARRIAGE
Essay Tor Young Men. on The Errors
Abuses and Diseases which destroy ,hn
Manly Powers ana create ImprdImen,s Ia
with sure means of relief Sen,
IN seuled letter envelopes .ree Of churpe =
Address, DR.. j. ShILLlN uOUGHTON
ilowari Association. philadeIphis, Pa,
Feb Of '6Sv
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HAVING made the EYE aud EAR, will
III their many aud complicated dsea ses
a speciality and the study Of years, | desire
TO say TO this community, that | am pre-.
pared 10 treat oil v no may seek relief from
pain or suffering resulting from any offec.
lion OF these Important organs
A know the inestimcble advantage OF
good eyesight and good hearing. and should,
conse quently, be careful 10 preserve them.
What at first may appear 10 the uninitia.
ted but slight disorder, is often the germ
Il a deep seated disease, which mny, for
want Of proper attention, develop itself into
a destructive agent. The slightest infam
nation may extend to eucb degree; and
hence, ] say, we cannot be too careful 10
guarding that which may be 80 easily lost
tous.
Long experience in the hospitals Of En-.
rope in military and civil practice, has rs de
me familiar with the minute structure Of
these organs, the diseases TO which they ore
liable, and the proper treatment 10 afford
prompt and permanent relief.
OFFICE lloURs, IRON TO II A. NJ and from
2 10 8 r. NJ.
GyOrFIcE. on Third Street, between I.o.
cust and Main.
JOHN MAGENISS, NJ. d., 3a
SURG eon Ocul,i,
Nov ~, '67-ly Evansville, Ind.
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INTEREST or TRUST FUNDS

STATE OF INDIANA, Nnb?is County, SIS:
1ENHE undersigned, Treasurer Of the coun.
Il ~ and State afore said. wonld respect.
fully report TO the Hon. Board Of Commits
sioners Of said county, the 10 lowing ~ the
receipts end expenditures Of the Trust Fund
Interest from The l1lh day Of November,
1867. TO he 3ls' day OF May, 1868, both
days inclusive, io-wii:
RECEIPTS.
There was on hand The 17,h day ~ No
vsmber, 1867 the sum of 1851 57I
There las been received the fol.
loving sums upon the following
accounts. tu-Vii.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev Edward A. Wilson viii sent
free of charge TO all who desire it,, The
prescrip iion s,lh The directions for mahinp
and using HI simple remedy by whicl. be
vas cured Of y inre affection. mud that
dread disease Consumption. lis only CD
isct IS 10 beuei, The effected aud he
aopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy
IS u VIII cost them no'hing. aud may prov'
! blessing. pariiea wishing he prescrp-
ion. TREE. hy rs'nrn mrli. wj'l please nd
trees REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l6j SOUTH Second Slreet,
Williamsburg. King, Co. New York.
May Is 1867.
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A Pnre bI,oded English Race Stallion,
~ from a fun bloodcd Messenger, aud BIZ
Imported Albion, can be seen at Jasper,
pahcia county, Ind. An in,cres, for sale
X. NJ. WEIMAN
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GAIIhy.t.. :fLIIi .tA.....r .st.g IF
E&T0Rer:D

IED ESSAY nh Tue RADICAL cur,
(auhuu, medicine OF sPEEMATuR
nnGA. or Seminal Weskn--s, Involuntary
S-musl Losses. IMP ,TEscy, MenInl anJ
PHYSICAL lnrapae,v. !mp-u,ulen'- to VI Ar.
iage. etc; also. CONSUMPTION, ErLEr,v,
mud Frs. induced by sci Indulgence VI sex.
u,l sxnhvsgapca.
EJPfcs, IN Il seaiedenvsior.. only & cite
The celebrated author. ia this admire b h
essay, cleari, demonstrates iron, /. thirty
yesrs' successful practice, that The alarming
Consequences Ct sslf-abus- may be radically
cured without The dangerous. use of iDIrrnsi
m'iicIDe or The Application o; the knife
pmniing out . mode al cure Bt once simple
certain, and .ftciusl. b. means oil which
tvett sufferer. no matter hat has condition
inay b., NAV cur. himself cDeaply, private
y and RADICALLY
lThls Lecture should be in the hand
q every youth and every man Ia the land
Sent. under sea in a plain rnvri"pr 81
any address,. postpaid. Oh receipt 81 siX
cents, or Two post stamps Also, ~ On.
u-rw-Irs Marriage Cuidc, price - crn.r
Address The Publish--r
CiIAS g. KLINE & co.
Ii B,werv. New l.us.
Pvsl-O!ii1e BpN / 5oj.
June 10. f;S-1y
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REEVES A7iEsIgOSsA.
FOR TIE HAIR,
z Ysa - n q /, q al.

The experience OF over one hundred years
In the the cultivation and preservation OF
The Hair, is now embodied 10 this wiCely
known preparation. For dressing. curling
and preserving the Hair, has no equal 10 the
world. Three or tour applications will stop
the Hair from falling of, aud il used occa
s,oually, il will prevent hair losing its orig
jnal color during a lifetime. No prepare.
ton equals il for RESTORING the hair quickly;
ard no preparation has been more extern
sively endorsed by the medical faculty for
its perfect innocence as regards injury
TO the hair or head, and for it's tonic effects
upon the system. Price. large bottles 81.
Dealers in Fancy Goods, and
generally, literally dealt,
with. Gstailed in oil parts of the U. S
Csnads, &c. Address
SECRETARY REEVES AMBRoslA Co.,
Feb 81. '6S-v-H = g. Co New York.
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>ada cry and Harness:
WIN. H. PREFER.
NoETH MAIN STREET,

oGSlpSE,s GGhGls
WOULD respectfully invite all persons
w in need of anything in his line TO call
and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. lie keeps constantly on hand,
and will make TO order, in the best style,
al kinds OF Saddles. Buggy and Wagon
Harness, Collars, Brides. &c. Thankful
Tor past favors, he solc.ts a continuance OF
patronage. and will endeavor TO merit il.
dec. 18th. 1S66-y
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Furniture! Furniture

1zr The udersisned respect. a
fully informs the public m
that he has now, and viii constantly keep
on hand, or manufactdre to order, all the
latest and mos. fashona Die varieties Of Fur.
nture, such as Wurdrobes, Bureaus, Bed.
steads, Tables, Lounges. and o large assert.
ment Of chairs. OF the best styles. lie re.
spectiullv invites those desiring ANYTHING ip
bis line. TO call and examine his stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, os he is conf.
dent he can please them. at his new shop,
on the corner of the Public square, west Of
he conrt house.
Wow. 20, 1867 JACOB ALLIES.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed 10 produce a lux
uriant growth OF hair upon bad head or
beardies, face, a~o recipe for the removs,
Of Pimples. BIclches. EruptiOns, etc, OF
the skin. leaving the same soft, clear. anc
beautiful. can be obtained Without cautg,
by addressing.
THOS. + CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S23 Broadway, New York.
Gan, Oh rSf--Lo,
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WHO WILL RUN HERE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there is
4 money in the treasury Of Dubois Comfy
Indiana, TO redeem all Orders drawn upon
the same that have been presented, that
were issued prior to No. 5000. dated May
9th, 1863 and tha. the interest on said Or.
ders will ceuse from and after June q. 1868
WIN BRETT. r. ID. &.
N. B.-Persons holding Orders will please
present them on Saturdays, as that is the
lay ! will attend a, my Office.
WIN. BRETT, T. d. G..
June IL. lS6S-iw
I
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PRICES.

Hoonands German B''iers, pcr bottle .........s1 ~
9" half dozen ......... w
Ioofands German Tonic, Put up IN quart bottles %
per hottie. or half dozen ior...........7 ~
~ 10 moi forge, 70 examine vel NE srtillc you
hn,, u order 20 ct The gcuuino
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From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, j. b.


Assistom Editor Christian Chronicle, Ibiiadephio.
have derived decided benefit f.om the use of Io,f.
lands Gsman Filters, and feel II my privilege 10 To-
commend them as most valuable tonic 10 all who n Z,
suffering nom general debility OF from ,is.a -ts nfsuy
nom arrangement OF the liver. Yoirs truly,
l.. ID. FENDArL
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COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.

state OF Indiana Dubois county, S.:
vs'llE undersgned Auditor OF said county
= would respectfully report 10 The Hon
Board OF County Commissioners that The
following is true exhibit oi The receipts
oDd expenditures ~ said county, from, The
1T dpv of June. 1867. to lie ais, day OF
Nay, 1865, both days inclusive;
RECEIPTS.
There was IN the Treasury OF said county
on June lst, 1867. The SUN Of SIS .S7i II
There mas since been received
a. the Treasury TIC following
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CHARLES M. EVANS,
VT. German Druggist, Proprietor
Formerly e. M. JAcxsoS A Co
For sale by all Druggists nnd Dealers In Medicines
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EXPENDITURES.
There has been expended the following
sums on The follow ing accounts, otwt:
] ]; w SIS O3
I j X w 2 G2
TlSR wv 4 IL
Common school fund dist. 9n4 81
Common school fund aG5 81
Total mt of expenditures S.Sl 81
Cash on hand 465 "A
-
Total. . $3.50 Gs
~ Of which is respectfully submitted,
WIN. BRETX. Il. u. &.
June 12'h, 1868 Nv.
PRINCIPAL OF TUE TRUST FUND
STATE OF Indiana, Dubois County, SIS:
's'HE undersigned Treasurer OF said coun
4 y. Indiana. would respectfully report
TO yonr Honorable Body, the following as
the receipts and expenditures Of the primer.
pa Of the Trust Funds of sid county from
the b dsy Of November, 1867, to May 81,
1868, both days included.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Trcarurv on
The l7th day Of November, 1867
the sum of cosI N
There has since been received the
following sums on the following &C.
counts to.wit:
Common school funds ec6I ~,
Grocery licenses SO col
zines &C. ca 35I
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n-f7pay us wha, you owe us.
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CAUTION.

HooAnnd's German Remedies ARE couHtsrsei,ed See
that the signature of r--= q. NJ. "a CkStDN
y on the Wrapper Of each bottle.
Principal Office tk-1D and Manufacture
at tho German Medicine Store No. GIL AlsClI STREET,
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DEBILITY.
Persons Adramced IN Life,

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upcn
them, with all itr attendant ills will find in the ure OF
this Bl1'TERS, or tile TONIC, an elixir f1lat WIT
inriil new life Bo their veins restore In a mtnsurv
The energy and arior of more youthful days. build M
their shrurkcn forms and give health and lappirss3
70 their remaining years
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NOTICE.

Are made strong by the IS either az these remedies
fail = '
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in tho
hands OF the proprietor but space will allow OF tho
pub'ca'ion Of hut few. Those. II will q. observed
be believed. - ~
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CepNJUGsAE4 LOVE.

On joins BuLL.
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THDAILY NEWS.
-THE CONVENTION,
CONVENTION HELD BY AUTHORITY OF THE
RECONSTRUCTION LAWS OF CONGRESS-
TO FRAME STATE CONSTITUTION =
sss9 FOR SOUTH CAROLINA 3

The proceedings Of the convention on satur-
day were brief. Three more sections Oh tae
Bill of Rights were adopted, making twenty IN
all which have thus passed the scrutiny ana
judgement of the body. The slight changes
made do not materially effect the propositions
originally set forth, and our readers have only
q, reYer To a former issue OF TIE NEWS to learn
what has been accomplished.
Three or four days more may be consumed
in the consideration Of the Dill Of Rights, and
then win come up the next article of the future
constitution namely, that referring to the ju-
dietary.
From conversations on the floor, tits evident
that the action thereon will not, by any MEANS
be 40 unanimous as the action at present. The
proposition to throw tho election OF the judi
ciary into the hands Of the people-a mass OF
/. voters, the majority of whom are not possessed
Of intelligence regarded as dangerous
blow at the. interests and institutions OF the
State. Some OF the best men in the conven-
ton are said to be preparing to make fight
upon che question; and the general wish OF the
country, as far as we know, is that they snall
succeed in defeatng the measure. II not de-
feated, the ratification Of the future constltu-
tion is by no means certainty.
The Committee on Franchise and Elections
are understood to be divided. or the character
of either OF the proposed reports. we know
nor,.ins~We only hear that one portion OF the
committee des1re to remove all existing disa-
bilities, ind that the other don't.
The convention assemblies this morning st
103 O'Clock.
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An Interview with Governor Jenktns-
Whist became Of the State Funds.

The Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Post had an interview few days ago with
Governor Jenkins, Of Georgia, in the course OF
which thst gentleman gave q spirited account
oKsaesssrch for the missing Georgia money.
The correspondent says. .tscre
In an interview with Governor Jenkins, of
Georgia, that gentleman assured your corres-
pondent that he had not yet determined upon
what form Of action he should bring against
Generals Grant and Meade for deposing him
from the gubernatorial Office Of his State. He
eayp that st his first interview with General
Meade ne was given to understand that his
official head would be brought to the block,
the General declaring that he had nothing to
do with theconstituGon or policy OK the.
Reconstruction measures ct Congress-, but
was only required To see them executed, and
that to execute them he needed and must have
money. The Governor inquired why he did not
draw upon the Federal Treasury for funds
with which to execute the laws Of Congress, to
which General Meade replied There ls no
appropriation, sir" "There is precisely the
same oifaculty in Georgia, General, lsloined
priatiou to pay the expenses OF reconstruc-
fion."o General Meade, having removed the
Governor, proceeded to the Treasurer's Office
and demanded the keys Of the vault. Mr.
jones, the State Treasurer, produced COM
bination key, and after q long explanation sue
ceedsd in making the General understand its
manipulatons. "Now, sir. your vault" said
Is the State vault, SIR" The General proceed
ed to test the accuracy Of his newly acquired
knowledge Of the combination key and succeed
ed in turning the heavy iron doors upon their
hinges, but the State treasure, where was il ?
General Meade-"This vault looks rather
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Passengers,

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York; A
Dickinson, Jones, Swagelmeyer, b Swagelmeyer
J B Anderson, Chicester, q Apsrs, e Beams,
- Witchie. James WIlbank, o Mulvaney, Scale,
Chas Francis
Per steamship James Adger, from New York-Mrs
CLARK, Bartlett, Manuel Marcus, and one in
steerage
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatls. via Jackson
Vile. Fernandlna and Savannah-C Halle, Mrs Nc
Cad, W Napier, Vile and children Il Durkea,
W Jeffords, Mrs Beckett and children, 81 Jor-
don, Brown, Miss M Fraser, g johnson, Mrs
Young. G III Gaskill, " Colson, A Piatt. wife and
laughter, Nevin, Brown and wife, Col Hast
ings, ] 8 Sardy, Mr. Erskin, Gibbes and wife, j
Potter, II L Toomer. L II Franklin, q Natlars.
Townsend, s Hale, A NJ Huger and wife, MIR
Fowls, Lombardo, VIM Long, W lrnmmen
NJ Stone, Ed Halle and l6 deck.
Per steamer Fannie. from savannah via Beaufort,
&c-Miss s U Reed, Mrs Lee Blois, John haii. l.
Large, ] Abendroth, Maj Allison. Miss Allison,
Geo Taylor, E N Baynard, Pope, q 2 Smith,
) Burns, DR. Wilder, Julius Mattmessen'
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empty, MIR. JONES'" ''Rather empty, dryly
responded the Treasurer. General Meade e.
'sDo understand you to say, o1es' as snv snv
soa so General again replied thsimperturbabl5ss ls;
ai as he turned upon the State official; Ths lat lat
ter, with somewhat malicious smile p,ag.ns ,sTns
about G his face answered. SIT has taken wingsS, Rs;
General, and lett, for parts unknown. Iass ~
State official was Immediately placed 4noef a. a.,
rest. What has since been done ~ IL '5 dua t 10
GeneraI & ali Meade to say that he assured Cover,
NOR Jenkins that in removing him he aoteo
without vii advice from either the President Oh
General Grant. - -.
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Conaig nees per South Carolina Railroad
February 8.

1911 bales Cotton. 80 bales Mdze 2095 bags Grain,
10 hhds Bacon 1chsrtered car, cars Cattle &c. To
Enslow & Co, W Courtney co, R agent. G
Rodgers l. CO, Adams. Frost l. Co. Mantouo & Co. j
NJ Caldwell & Sons, Mowry & Co, G Walter Co,
Pinckney Bros, J Robson, W Mcclure, nunn, NJ
Goldsmith Son, II Cobia Co. Mrs Patterson;
johnston, Crews Co. q Albers J.W syrague &
Bro. West Jones, Thurston & Holmes, Gr4sser,
Lee. smith & Co, L Desausaure. c R Miles, Raw.
enei Co, Cart Kopff & Jersey, Wlss co. VIII
lis & Ohisolm, Jos Walker, E Horsey, T W Keen, W
Kinsman, Cohen, Hanckel & Co. D Aiken co, w
" Smith Gibenrath, J & D kirkpatrick, W q
Jeffers & Co, Devices, Mrs c D kendrck,
Al Salinas, and Order.