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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09

WYALUABLE RECEIPTS FOR THE
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09

RRAZII. AND THE BRAZILIANS, por-
fraved IN Historical and Descriptive
Sketches. By Rev. JAMES c. FLETCHER
and Rev. w. z. KDDER, ID. ID. IIlustra-
ted by one hundred end fifty engravings.
Eighth Edition revised and enlarged.
IllStnn It'll RRONES Il Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
COLUMBIA, November 25

SENATE Several additional mem bors
appeared, ard quorum WAS announced.
A resolution was offered 10y Monigome
~, and adopted, continuing the organizs'
ton OF the Senate The Same as ct the
special session, 'ject TO such changes
on the committees as may be ordered by
the President.
Messages were interchaoged between
the two Houses in regard to their organi
zstion and readiness TO proceed 70 bus
ness. and a joint committee was sepoin,.
ed to wait on the Governor and notify
him iha, the General Assembly VA ready
to receive any communication he might
have to make.
A resolution to adjourn over until
Monday was agreed to il the Senate, but
lost in the House. Both Houses Aereed
TO adjourn over TO FRIDAY.
A resolution was offered by Hayne.
and adopted, fixing Wednesday next, for
the consideration Of the election Of q
LieuteosntlG Governor.
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The Legislature.

The Legislature assembled on Tuesday
oath uit. The House was cale{ TO order
by the speaker, ana seventy se,en mem
bers answering 10 their names, WAS an
nounced ,hat quorum was pre'ept, and
that the House was ready to poceed to
business. The resignation OF Valentine,
cOlored member from Abbevile, was read
and accepted. James ii Jones. member
elect rom Marlboro, in place OF Stubs.
resigned, appeared aud qualified A
committee was appointed to wal, on the
Governor and inform him that the House
vas organised and rsady,.a .ssuros~ ruy
communication he might be p,-ssed to
make,
The Senate was called to order by the
President, ID. I. Coibin, and only four
teen members answering to their names,
it was declared that quorum vas not
present, and the Senate adjourned.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
War with England.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, states, that the ad
vanced Radicals have already adopted as
their leading issue before the country aad
in Congress, policy OF hostility to Eng
land. aVaiiing themselves Of the Irish
element, and OF the naturalization ques-
ton, and OF the prejudices against Eng
land on the score Of her position 10 regard
to the late war. They will not tolerate
any adjustment Of existing differences be-
tween the British Government and our
own. They avow their desire and deter
mina'ion to keep the alabama question
open "a the means Of producing and az
grsVating mutual irritation between the
two countries, and OF preparing the Anne
rican mind for a war with Euglano, with
an insuHectionary Ireland for our ally.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

A CARD.-Circumstances beyond my
control have caused the suspension Of The
Charleston MERCURY. But the public
should not be led to the conclusion that
the paper is extinct Measures are afoot
for issuing it again on a substantial basis;
and it is expected to pu, it forth in style
that will satisfy every requiremen. Of a
first class Southern newspaper.
r. b. KIIErT, JR,
Proprietor Of the MERoURY -.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
Banditti in Arkansas-Town Captured
and Robbed-All the Inhabitants
Arrested and put under Guard In
Fleld-Three Old Citizens Shot.

MEMPHIS, November 29.-Tbe APP
pears special from Arkansas says that on
the 10Th lust, a body Of men. two hun
dred strong, claiming TO be military, en-
tered the town OF Centre Point, in Sewer
County, arrested all the inhabitants,
marched them into 40 open field, placed
guard over them, and then proceeded to
sack the town, after accomplishing which
they LEFT. The next day the citizens Of
tho adjoining couoty flooded into the
town aud a m&ss meeting Was held to
express the sentiments Of the people re
gnrding the outrage. While the neeting
was in progress, 'he same men dashed
into the town and commenced an indis
eriminate FIRE upon the assembly, shoot
ing a number OF persons. They then arr
rested three Of the Oldest and best citizens,
named Hester, Anderson and Gilbert,
carried them TO field and shot them.
The band is still in possession Of the
town.
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By Last Nights Mail.
News in Brief.
News from Washington uuimportan,.

News from Washington unimportan,.
A general Jarl delivery in Georgetown.
Gold closed in New York Saturday at
35s
The surveyors Of the Chatham Railroad,
we learn, have reached CamA,n.
The South Carolina Conference meets
at AbbeviIIe, g. IL, on the le,h, inst.
General Forrest has been arrested in
Memphis on charge Of shooting police
man in row at race course
Two hundred and ffv German emf
grants arrived liz Charleston on last Sat,
urday, mostly mechanics and farm labor
ers.
The protested Municipal election case
in Charleston has been decided against
the Radicals. A new 90 ion will be
ordered.
The Comptroller Gencrm' estrr, es the
expenses Of the State for the current year,
including the interest wh,ch falls due on
the first Of November. 1868 and first Of
November, 1860, at $4,000.
hon. II. McMullen presented petition
from the citizens Of Virginia, to General
Grant, against the extension Of the Stay
Laws beyond January lst, 1869 Gran,
expressed himself fsvor,hIv, hu, desired
to consult Schofield before as.iog.
We notice the following proceed ngs
10 Bankruptcy : Er pdrte John T. Welsh,
in re Willis Gregory Petition TO establish
lien. Williams IL Allison. pro. pet, In
re X. G. Fnrr, er parte J. p. Thomas.
Petition TO sell really. W"hsns & A.
iison, pro pet. In re Il 4 Cup er parie
r. G. Potts. P.ljlinn to establish lien.
Williams Il Alison, pro pet. In re
James Miller, er prte +. johnson, j
]. Porter, ct al Petition to satisfy liens
from proceeds OF sale. Williams & Al
Iison, pro. pet. Order OF Reference to
w. I. Claw son. Registrar.
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The Pollard Murder-Edward A Pol
lard's Card.

RICHMOND, November "a On Saturday
last, report was Published in the south.
ern Opinion" alive to the eopcmrnt of
the daughter Of VIM II. Grant, u wealthy
tobacconi,t Of this city. This morning,
about ten o'clock, as II. Riycs Pollard, the
editor Of the "OpiaiOu," was near his office
door, corner of Ma and Folrtccntr streets
and was about 10 enter, shot was fired
from an upper window of building op,
posite. Mr.. Pollard fell deaf, civcn buck
shot havi"e entered his body, one passing
through his heart. The po'icc searched
the builii, & from which the sAot was fired,
and found James Grant, brother of the
lady referred 10. lie surrendered aud was
taken to tie stat on house. a double
barreled gun, with one barrel discharged
was found in the same room with Grant
The affair has caused great excitement here,
and large crowd has been "a here d around
the Office of the Opinion ever eince is oc-
currencc
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 25.-The Jury of
inquest on the death of Mr.. Pollard gave n
Verdict this morning Nat he ,IrS l., his
death at the hands Of some per,o unknown
Grant is still in custody, and Will be eK.
amined on Friday.
RICHMOND, Va, November 2G-Ed
ward A. Pollard, brother Of II K. Pollard,
who WAS killed on Tuesday, arrived here
this afternoon. lie publishes a card in
the Evening State JournGl Abiding to
the cheering Of Grant hv the crowd, the
verdict Of the CoTou,rs jury, SAYING the
death was caused by an unknown person,
&c he says: Il It these things stand 10
the shame Of their perpetrators, a"i write
their own commentary on the chlvaIry Of
Richmond. They shame not me, they
shame not the dead my heart is suiii
cient to hold him no Wsu can Insult m,
tears; | come to c aim but one ia ny jus
tice." After 'Louuc'ng the crwardice Of
the deed. the card conclude, Lee il~tice
be done, let all true peop.e recons .dri; I
am far from defending the artrcle whicl,
has been referred to III my brothers
paper deeply regret 1t The murderer
never inquired for IL" real author he
never asked any wor OF explanation {: he
never app led TO have the article corrected;
he took no one single measure which the
brave mHn, no mt:t". how wrOug,d al
ways takes before lac comes TO the las
resource, and he went where no one bu,
the coward treads-on tie path Of the
assassin"
(Signed) ED. A. POLLARD.
Mr.. Pollard says that the Southern
Opinion shall not lie published again.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
Gov. SCOTS Views.

Gov. SCorT who has JUS, retained from
a Northern tour, s'ates, that he couversed
extensively with gentlemen Of the highest,
position and wealth II. the North and
West, and ,hey were all Of the opinion
that the only way to revive the fallen
fortunes of the State, is for lid people of
with disrrust and scoru on Northern peo
pie who settle in the State and bring their
capital in other words, not 10 satirize
them as "carpe. baggers" or 10 ridcuIe
them f they sec it TO become candidates
for offi,e. They tod the Governor that
as long AS that feeling existed, or unless
the people became more cosmopolito in
their ways and customs, the S,tte would
remain in its present half way disorgan
lied condition and could possess no credit
abroad. The Governor hopes that as
General GRANT has been elected by so
overwhelming majority the old feeling
will wear away, and that General GRANT,
in administering tha- -g9IaFO Ss1riIl be
able to shape his course 80 as - Create a
conciis,ory disposition between lll parties.
The Governor also states thf leading
railroad men and capitalists, sor,h ten
and twelve million dollars, are anxious'y
awaiting the thorough establishment Of
civil law in tie State, when they are ready
to give their money ard energis ir any
railroad enterprise in tue South which has
a shadow Of promise Of being safe and
profitable TO themselves, rs we'll hs TO the
communities to be benefited BY their con.
suuction. AL they want to be sssured Of
is that the Old citizens recognize fully the
laws passed by Congress and tue Legis'
latures Of The various States, sne will act
up to them faithfully. Govang Scorr
has no doubt whatever of beiof able to
90 on to the completion Of the Bks Ridge
Railroad, il The present peace Of he State
be maintained, and the people hrge,. for
the time, all political issues, aid devote
themselves TO their material interests.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

House. On motion Of Brown, OF Char
lesion, the office Of sleuographer was
abolished.
DeLsrge called up the bill in reference
TO the repeal Of the usury laws, Tut the
consideration of it was posi-, loned.
Turner, Democrat, offered a resolution
to allow no pay to members during ah,
sence, except on account Of severe illness.
Lost Ayes, 2; nays, So.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
The Taxes.

Our cotemporary, the Orangeburg Ne,os,
in reviewing this subject, rema,ks, that "a
very general impression is abevad in the
country, that the Legislature has levied a
tax; and we have had numerous inquiries
about it. The Legislature at the Special
Session, passed An Act providing for the
Assessment and Taxation eI,Property:'
but this is permanent actnI..ablishing
the mode Of collection, and cshting four
offices, in place Of the oldafs of Tax
Collector, viz: County Treasurer, Coun
tv Auditor, aud two County Assessors.-
Tbs Act provides also, tha, every man
shall be taxed upon all his land, stock,
money, good notes at iuterssts-4nd every,
thing else he is worth, except wearing
apparel and one hundred doIlsJs worth Of
provisions. The Assessors make an assess
ment Of what he ia worth in all kinds Of
property; the County Auditor and Coun,
ty Treasurer then arrange how much he
has to pay, and collect the same. The
three County Commissioner also get
their fingers into this valuable pudding !;
and we presume seven men lave to be
paid "here one man was paid before.
The taxes To be assessed u this way
will be assessed hy somsiHia, Colum
bi., and &ho :.asouut td'sssSl esS psy1-
will be percentage on what his proper
ty is worth. This percentage is regulated
by the amount which the Legislature
orders tn te raised and by the valuation
Of all the property in the State, as return
Ell by the Assessors throughout the State.
The Legislature has so Gar only arrsng
ed the machinery. They will set i, in
motion at the regular session. and then we
will see the practical beauties Of Radical
rule.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

Ireturn my thanks to the peo.
pie of Lancaster District for their
patronage for the last 26 years,
and will be glad to see them at
the above firm. J. b. BOYD.
December Sd, '6S. IT,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03
IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
William Brlk, Adm'r. Bill for Injunction
vs. to Marshal Assets.
II Hancock g. Wife, Sal of Land and
81 ,l Snf,rth
Lancaster

III lianeock " Wfc, Sal' oil Land ana
ct nj. J Sof"rth.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court that the following named Defendnn s,
10 wit: Anna Bclk, Chris opher Small,
Harriet Drilah Bc!k, Chapman Small and
wife Dellah, Hollis Hough it alive, and if
dead his heirs at law or deyiSees, Martha
Jane Funderburk, If alive, and husband J.
G Funderbnrk, and if dead her heirs Mt law
or di ribdees; Adaline Wallace, If alive
and if dead her heirs ut law or distributes;
Elizabeth Plyler if alive. and husband Peter
!. Pl Ter, md if dead her heirs at law Or
distributes; and Henry Carncs, if alive,
and if dead hi+ heir at law or distributes,
reside bevond the limits Of the State OF
South Carolina, on motion Of Williams "
Allison Compl,innnts Solicitors, ordered
that the sid Defendants do plead answer
or domur 10 this Bill OF complaint within
forty days tom this date or the same will
be Be taken taken po confess'.as 70 the saiatRif
TTIOS. II CLYBURN, Clerk.
Dec. 3, 1868. lOd
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
Estate Notice.

4 II, persons indebted to the Estate Of
~ William Dcncan, Sr., decreased, are
notified to come forward and make settle.
mrnt with the tersigncd before the l t
day Of January newt or their poies will be
plae d in the hands of an Attorney for
rol'et;on.
II. f. DUNCAN, } Al.
Z. l.. DUNCAN, n'''
December Sd, 1868. -3t.
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Cation Statement.

Cotton closed in Char lesion on last Sat-
urday ut % cents st'ict midd,ings.
10 New York on Saturday at IS cents.
ln Liverpool quiet at I0sd.
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lweniy-six heal OF HOGS,
Fifteen head nj Neat CATTLE.
Levied on and to be sold as the pr ,pcrtv Of
DIR Z. *, CuretOn, at the suit of J. n.
Da,i+, ct. oil.
ALSO, Eight IInndrci bushels or Corn ;
SIX ThouInnd pounds of Fodder. Six
Wagon loads Of Hay. more or less Lot OF
Wheat, about 100 bushels Interest Of De
tendant IN Cotton rhi tv bushels Of Peas
more or less; About Eiyh' Hundred bash.
els Of Gotten Seed ieviel on anh To be
sold rs the properly of Dr.. T., X Curctvn,
at the suit of }. N. Dnis and Others.
Also, Thrce road Wagors; One Cart;
Gearing; Farming Tools; Sett "f Black
smiths Tools; One Cutting Knife; One
pair Of Scrlcs: One pair ~ Balances T,o
Cotton Gins; Ore l,g Chain a'd Two
fifh-Chaias; One ton Of Guano or about
IL Sacks Of lani plaster. Levied on md to
be- sold MS the property of Or T. X Cure.
ton, ut the suit Of j. y DAVIS ot. al
ALSO, Two Rods'ead- and bedding
Five chairs One Wnsh-s and One Candle
sand; One Looking glass; One Clot ,eS
press; One table Two Cupboards: One
Centre table; One Failing Leaf table
Levied on and to be sold as the property of
DR.. u. X. Cureton, at the srit Of J. n.
Davis and others.
TERMS CASH
IhS D. CiSKEY,
Sheriff l. County.
December ID, 1868. It'd.
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ASSIGNEES SALE.

nDCiN ~ u Ia ~ DtlC'
In the District Court Of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.
Iu the matter
Of In Bankruptcy
Ri Crockett.
ny Virtue of an Ordcr obtained from w.
ID |. Clawson, Esq, Re riSter in Bankrupt
cy, will sell at the residence Of Robert
III Crockett, in Lancaster county, on
THURSDAY, l7M December, merit,
the following Real Estate
body of land composed Of several
small tracts, or parcels, embracing in all
about
500 Acres,
situate in said county and State, on the
waters of Camp Geek bounded by lands nf
WIN. Stevens. f. ID. Crockett and others.
Tbs land will he sold in separate parcels
or all together, to suh purcha~ers.
ALSO, small tract krnvn as the Mill
seat belonging to E>tAtc of Bankrupt, con-
tanning
Two Acres.
situate in id S'ate ami county. bounded
on ali 81 les by lands Of WIN. Ste;ens.
nl'N', VIII scll WV ana splendiu
PIANO in good order
Also tho chooses in a1t N Of said Bank
rupt
The cops reserved from ~le-posses-
sion given first Of January.
TERMS CASH:-Purciaser to pay for
papers aud stamps.
ID A. WILLIAMS,
Assignee.
Nov. IS, 1868. I'D
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ASSIGNEES SALE.
In the District Court of the United States, for
a ere District OF Soutn CarS,airs.
Of ! I'm Bank rt,ntcv
N. B. Craig.
OY VIRTUE Of an Order from William
ID Clawson. Esq. Register in Bankrupt
cy. will sell at the rr-idence Of N B.
Craig, Bankrupt, in Lancaster County, on
FRIDAY, 18Th D.cember, nesf, ..
the following prol cr,y One tract of Land
containing .....s
IS Acres,.
situate in said county, on the waters Of
Camp Creek, bounded by lands Of W. X.
Hood, Joha J. Montgomery and Others.
ALSO, the Notes aud Accounts be.
longing to the Estate Of said Bankrupt.
TERMS Cash-purch,ser to pay for
papers and stamp.
ID A. WILLIAMS, Assignee.
Nov. IS, I8GS-td.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Sheriff Sales, Personal
PropertV.

DY VIRTUE Of Warrant Of Attach
ID ment. to me directed. I will sell to the
highest bidder at public out,ry, on Thurs.
day, tho
I'm day Of December, ;astant,
at the Plantation Of DR. II. X. Cureton.
seven miles North of the Viilage. ut II
O'Clock, a. m, the following property, TO
wit
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THE TURF.

have trotted better than AS in harness, by the
q the Half Mile Track street and
nesday evening" April l. Notice to gentlemen having fast
horsesThe Half Nile Track above mentioned "a In excellent
order for driving and training
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS TO MAsoNs AND CARPENTERS FOR
ave story brick Building lot 9s Monroe street. New
York Specifications and bc a. % Monroe
street, FROM 27,h inst 10 Aprn2
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PERSONAL.

A HONE WANTED FOR LITTLE GIRL, THREE
N years old who has lately her mother Brooklyn
Address, stating terms and particulars, box S6
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LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. 3 Peck siip Buler's Infalli
Bile Mango Cure and Flea Extmnator 70 Buffers
new work, 80. Extra stock Dogs.
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FINANCIAL.

A SUITABLE PARTY INVESTING SlC0,c00 CAN Sc
N the Presidency prosperous city national bank
having steadily increasing line of deposits Inquire of f.
TIFFANY CO., No. 4 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-29

A IF PETER /. AFFoURTIT, LATE OF co. A.,
A seventieth regiment New York Volunteers, win call
Pratt % Chambers street. he viii hear something to his
The New York herald., 1868-03-29

EoR sALE-A FULL FLOODED POINTER BITCH,
well broken; also a breech loading Gun, system
Apply 70 JAMES MEN Err 43 Beaver street.
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DOGS, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale.-Medicines for diseases. Prepared food
mocking Birds at b. DoyEYs Nos. and Greene street
corner Canal
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AT GAYEoRs.
Must be sold before the Let Of May.
In consequence Of a change business we offer our
varied stock Of elegant shaped Paris Corsets
Fifty per cent below cost
miscellaneous of slightly socd Cor.e,s shapes and
qualities, at the following comparatively low prces:-
Corsets at Al 20; original price W 30
Corset: % y g. g. Sss%s Ssis'"si Sfss Si'ss y y O. O.
lot Of elegant quality Bsmor skirts, 81 - and 81 orig
This IN a chance offered.
Ladies will please call and see for themselves,
1856 Broadway be,-,een Eighth aud Ninth s.ree.s and
s24 Broadway corner Of Twelfth street.
Arw. JACKsoN,s, 5n BROADWAY.
N MOURNING GOODS
FROM AUCTION.
Fine Fine n.14.s .%s cSs ars. r.. .cS ra,b m
Fine Parisenne Cloths, $40 per dress, worth sib
Fine Grape Cloths, Ss per dress, worth "a %.
Pine Mohair and Popin Afpscas Soc sc 75c and s7,sc
Just one4hrd below their real value.
Gray Chene Popn de Paris, designs ~ dres
Pure Mohair Cheeks, "a per dress, worth a.
Fine Tamsrtines, &c, worth 62Sc.
splendid line OF Canvas and Iron Hernanies, all widths
Handsome nu.ed aud trimmed Bamoral Skirts % and
$40
Balmors skrtngs, s7,<c and Soc. per gard.
Fine Scotch oinehams, Bic, worth s0c.
) W. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods,
no. ooi broadway, opposite Iinany Co.a
ATM. suLLTvANs CLOAK STORE,
N ii@ broadway, between Twensy-eiehh and Twenty
ninth streets
Splendid assortment OF
LADIES' and CSiidrenSs FURNISHING Goods, &c.,
! a. great bargains from auction
The New York herald., 1868-03-29

A A. A. WILL FIND LETTER IN BROOKLYN
IA. Post Office, addressed above.
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A BACK CHANCES, HERALD OFFICE, HALF-PAST
"A. six last evening velvet cloak collar jockey hat.
Recipient would be happy correspond Please address
Armstrong, station L.
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HORsEs, CARRIAGEs, sc,

OUAIL.--l5 PAIRS OF LIVE QUAIL FOR SALE, IN
caail Herald office.