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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-20
Nows by Atlantic Cable
Congressional Proceeding
Vote for q. S. Senator. ir
Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 19.-The vote
in the Legislature, to-day, for |. 5.
Senator, resulted as follows: Senate
Cumbaek, %; Hendricks, 10; scatter
ing, 8. House-Cumback, AZ; Hen
dricks, 45; scattering, - nine Re-
publicans in the Senate and seven in
the House holting the caucus nomi-
nation. a@tsa 81
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By Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan, 10.
The Cotton Goods MARKET is less active.
and its upward tendency for the time be-
ing has been arrested. .sn ofne4 .staHrfa
Heavy Brown Sheetings are in more re-
quest. lze for best makes, 161Sc for seconds,
and I4c for the best unDleacned. ShIrtings: /:
Pepperell r. have advanced to l5c; New
York Mills Bfeached Muslus scarce and
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Memphls Market.


By Telegraph hHMFhA@s Jan. -.
C,oTsroS-Dall and noTnipaily 2Sc; rsceIpts
1 12gi hates exports SO bales.
FLoUR-Good stock; superflne S797 80.
(yoRH-At 670r63c.
OATs-At zoe.
HAY-Af s q C0g26 GO. - q
HRAN-At S25 - yea
CORN MEAL-S3 5063 IS.
PoRK-S31 80.
IARD-20a2lc.
BULK N EATs-FirIn; shoulders al l21zci
clear ii les, i0tzc.
HOGS-DT Tessed at I2g1l2Jzc.
PO rAToEs-Pedch Blows at e 10 Pink
eyes - '..fsdMH8 lflag n
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confession of Arnold and gatzarOtt.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 10.-The ieonfes-
sions of Arnold and Atzarotb two of
the parties to the conspiracy. which
resulted In the assassination Of Presl-
dent Lincoln, are now published for
the first time The confession of
Arnold was made voluntarily, in Bal
timore, on the 18th of April, 1865, in
the Office of Marshal MePhail, and
that of Atzarott in his cell, at WASH
ington, on the night before. bis exeeu-
tion. sag hiaf 80 -
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,1ND1ANAp0ITs LETTER.

An KxplaRati9n-The Baker-Cum-
back correspondence Still-AdOp-
lion of Resolutions in the Senate
The Thompson influence LOOM
Ing Up-The CuHlback Men stand
Fast Democratic Caucus - N9ml-
nation Of Hendricks.
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FentOn Elected Senator from New
- u y. - -VarsIr

- ALBANY, Jan. 19.AR. Il. Fenton
to day WIS elected u s. Senator. Vote:
Senate-Fenton, Is; Murphy, 10. In
Assembly Fenton, 73; Murphy, 43.
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! lNnW Nrlaans AInrEAl.

By Telegrapb1 0lrylrR ORr.nAres. lJaal 10 q
CoTroS Unsettled; rnlidIIBe 27S.:c, salss
'of Of ~ balesi receipts A57 bales; ssspplis
Co csoLD8iEs5S 9Fil buh ,8inom I'D ni4
SuGAR- = AeffveT q nomfaOa q IIg<e - ,,ffrae
1910 lBes yellow clarified l4lxc TT
I. Il. .MOIaAsstsS Active: common 536aGOc I.
prime Of9J5es choicef 7Da T2e. 0GI1mA rfF
2 =. Bnog1i :. 7 Easter saRerGpesg 7596 ~ Xxx
~ n: N-SX 81 50AB ~.
Cots White nc. CHOW SOC. suis8 sft
RYE--O7 9yT8e. ~ II ~ s.ri isr.'s. y "a
fr ii AY-- Duu and unchanged
PoRlS~Acffve and advanced 10 $50. p a
BkcoN+ Bifmers shoulders I4s1e; clear
rib 161zc. te vrr-c ~ f-..|.s - u.
BARD-Firni tierce 19c; keg 2Os4a2lc. q
WHIshsY-Dull aud unchafiked M r ftFtlH
FEEE--tirner; fair ell49l6ei prime
Ao14tAAat ftl emn sf tfafHF -of. Ana.
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sew YORK cola ana stock Mark,eyl..

Ry Tele&raph.l fs. NEW YqRK. Ian. 10.
MONEY - Rather more inaHlry, chiefly
from smaller firms on the street, but esisy
tst per cent. ON rHIf ron 1irime.lI iH
DfsCOt NTs-7l9. e4ls E-tfE ....a
Z STEGIING Heavy at e5SGO1S.
GOLD-IsDwer tImder "a weakness fu eK.
change, but closed steady; opened at 1865,
ana closed IA 49, 6fEi;5l&. ~. t f. -
GOVEIMENrs - Firm. Coupons OF AZ. .
1I2t4aall256;i 49, 1l356all8i5; do 764, IOy5E0a
lty18 Do. 10, lOnlhez; do new, lOS3s q
lQS1z; %, ~. l0S5 49lDst4; 10. '6S, l00g uyts;
10 los, lD7s{ s{4lO75a s'1i AHA4
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States to-day, on motion of Mr.; Car
isle, John M Harlan, Jos; Nj. Beck,
and Ii. H. Bristow, of Kentucky,
were admitted to practice as attor-
neys and eounselors 10 this Conrt. Z
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WILMINGroN, Delaware, Jan. 49,
James A. Bayard was elected to-day
by the Delaware Legislature as UpiteC
States Senator to serve until March
4th, and Thomas Bayard for the full
term of six years from that date.
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The U. 8. senatOrship In Massachu-
sets.

BosToN, Jan. 19.-Tho following is
the vote for u. s. Senator: In the
House Sumner, ZIG; Abbott, IL;
Banks, l. In the Senate-Sumner,
81, Abbott, 2. Sumner reelected.
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lv cahla.

BY Cable. gag iEoNI5ak Ian. 10.
Tnrpentine l3: talIov A7s gas sugar ana
nnseed unchangeds netrOle urn az Antwerp
5,.l49bs, t.df1sois 9z;s 3 2D3 75s; Stocks,
- FsEsAAlNs7TSFoisT, Jan. 10 Bonds are firIn at
T9tZHT9%. 4tttH fN NsLs a'faHN hYH IIf-H
! -, ,,,,s ,oT ~. glesa al sVaal ri
70f 12c. t@ hfffbh1N9 &lIF6iiH -FT0r
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l9.-cotton duiI; MD
ding uplands 454945Ss Oflennsh IA I<mlIbS;
sales OF lp,00O balen- a alifOrRia wt.lTe
wheat us 6d9lls Sd; red Western 03. 7dl3
g 81; flour 26s sd: corn 35395s for Oldi ard
s46eyJs 81 for rIt5kg Data peas a IA barley
unchar 9ed pork V2s ca beef lOJs: lard ~ !:
cheese. lis bacon SIS spirits petrofeunf 9d /:
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Election of United States Senator.
DETROIT. Michigan, January 19.--
Hon. S. E. Chandler was to-day re-
elected to the United States Senate.
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MOFMERsf MOTHERsl MoEhAhs
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SYRUP


f. s..,ts ,tt,ai,le reparati0n Inns been naaa
4ttin .,s- ffljif5,O sffoccsg igl th0maands ~
hi not only relieves the child tro,n pain,
- t,e-rtgOrafos the gtOmncM and bowels
49, e,-l.efe aridity, and gives tome nun energy
~ fbe whole system. 40 viii also instantly
telieve GRFIEG ~ rHn BOWLS ANA WiNn
We believe it Is the best and strfff refa-
a,yy ffl tie aC0rtd in illi cases Of DuFcite1U
qnd TlfaTThoea IN children, whether arising
froua teething OK any other cauHH.
Full direotiona for using Wili accom- pAhy
each bottle. .. ..,.,r.
SOOTHING SYRUP" having tne f1c.stnl-
az Of "CuHTrs & rknElNs" on ihe HAlilN+
wraupBr All efhen nfe bafie initalinNF
1e24 d.EwGm
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AUGUSTA, Maine. Jan. 19.-Han-
nibaI Hamlin was elected United
States Senator by the Legislature.
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J spEEJTAL NOTICES.


lasane. .-.f A Card.
4 "A sclerRk man, while feaidinE in South
America las "a lnlHt1onHrys ulHeoNcren
Safe aud slmple remedy for the cure on
. Nervous Meakness, Eariy Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary aud Seminal organs, ana
thcwhoie train Of Disorders bruughi on by
lbaneful and vicious habits, Great num-
bers havb baen cured by thif ntb rem
edv. Prompted bv desire ~ beurHE tno
af1ilcIed and nnfOltunate, i viii send the
reeipe foi prepltfinE and using ihis med Il
enc, in scaled shFeiope9 NJ itny one VINO
-Sfllil II b. los EPH T.INMAN.
station ID, htbie HuuFe,
jazz d4wBm tsp nj New YORK CITY.
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HOW Ta GET EhTIlNTg.~For upin-
ion mo charge Send sketch ana deafHp-
ttom For application, aend model mot
over one IO0t ia sizf., nnC glO Grst Govern
me III and stamp fees. spCclncatiOua, draw
ings, caVeats; assignments prepared re-
cred claims prosecuted. Aiap tnieitef-
pucesl en- tension OF patents. nnd appenls.
Address MUM q CO, 10, Phrk it9W,
New York. It lhp ue44 uon
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wTYO0HB a. pgATEM.-I hHve opened g
wv Wood Yard on tliih Fit e.tt u
tvgeap I.ornet and Walnut, aud shall Keep
Constantly on hand ~ fnii aMlWtgt ,..,
Having had hose Al9A stif .I.4..,,,e rn
wagon, ! nIu prepares y" "N
very moderate terms ,fr.f..,,f
Orders left 10 m3 roalat t3ee "a Mttii,s
ssfre n bef,veen rhlfd nmM Huufllr WilA "'
ss,,ss,,e,,,f,fiv rlicd. THOMAS buitAhH'
de22 dsm ouraH
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This splopdld Hair Dye is tbe BEST in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous np uts-
apDoihtinent, no ridiculOus tlntas Feihe4
dfea the Ilf effects ~ bad nye8i tuRlHulAtf1
and leaves the Hnir SOFT and heautNntf
5laOk Ss 6ToDa Sold bV al DruggiHtH ana
FIarflIrners: aud properly applied at b0 ell-
elOr's Wig Factory, D q. ~ Bond e4eeti
New York. lhpay ll3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26

WE HAVE Intelligence from Cuba that
General Dulca. of Cuba, had received two
deputations from battalion of Cuban vol
unteers, who asked for more rigorous mea-
sares in the suppression of the insurrec-
ton, and demanded that the prisoners
arrested during the recent riots in Havann,
should be Immediately put to death. The
General firmly replied that, counting on the
sympathy aud moral aid of the United
States, he intended to act in accordance
with the law, and declared that the courts
mus. first try the prisoners. The volun-
teers have apparently threatened lynch law,
as the Genera. Significantly asserts that be
is determined, if it becomes necessary, to
repel force by force, although he would
.egret the shedding of fratcrnal blood
The excitement in Havana is intense, and
yesterday business WAS entirely suspended
The same dispatch informs US that the
Spaniards captured by the insurgents at
B.yamo have been liberated and have ar
rived in Havana
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The Immigrants Coming.

Newberry has certainly earned the right
to be regarded as the banner County of our
State, in respect to prompt, vigorous and
successful action in the matter of securing
immigration. Only a few days ago we had
occasion to chronicle the substantial results
which have already crowned the exertions
Of the Newberry immigration Society.
From the last issue of the Newberry Herald
we now learn that twenty immigrants more
have arrived in that town and gone to work
on farms in the neighborhood, and that
many more are expected in the course of
the present week. In the face of euch ac-
counts as these, the other counties of the
State must bcstir thems elves and follow in
the path which Newberry has struck out,
unless they would be lett far behind in the
race for prosperity and wealth.
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CHI A r L z S TON
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26. 1862
Congress and the Germans.

|
The Radical majority in Congress, in its
zeal to restrict the privileges of the white
race, while it extends those of the negro,
was the other day on the point of commit
ting - of those blunders that sre said to
be worse than q crime. We allude to the
movement to embarrass the process ofnatu-
ralzation 1t came in the shape of bill,
introduced by Senator FreliDgbuysen, lin
ting to United States courts the right to
grant naturalization. As there are few of
these courts, and they are in session gene
rally for short time, the provision would
in effect amount to prohibiting large num-
bers of foreigners from becoming natural
lied. Strange as it may appear, deputa-
iion of naturalized foreigners, headed by
DR.. Leiber, has visited Washington to urge,
on behalf of the foreign born citizens, the
adoption of the bill. The members of the
deputation having already obtained citi-
zens' rights for themselves, were unwilling
that their countrymen, not so fortunately
situated, should enjoy the privileges accord
ed to every African. The bill was favorably
received by the dominant party and its pas
sage seemed certain, when counter de-
monstration from the substantial Germans
of New York created panic among its
supporters and gave the coup de grace to
the whole movement. The meeting which
wrought this result was composed chiefly of
Germans who had acted with the Radical
party. General Siegel presided. He aRd
other speakers declared that they we're not
Republicans on this subj eat They were
for the good of the country and for justice
to adopted citizens. They would join the
Democrats and everybody that would agree
with them. Resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against increasing the difficulties in
the process of naturalization-and declar-
ing that Instead of prolonging the time for
the admission of an alien to the rights of
citizenship, it should be shortened. The
gathering was not only large, but very
enthusiastic. It's numbers, constituted of
the race which contributed SO largely to
reinforce the Federal army in the late civil
war, and which is SO powerful at the polls,
made it one which the ultras in Congress
dared not disregard; and hence the whole
scheme to discriminate against and dis
courage immigrants was incontinently
checked.
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band, grand chorus and Ginning of all the
bells in the city. Third and last verse-full
band Of 1000, grand chorus of 10000, bells
Ginning, drums rolling, infantry firing, and
cannon pealing in the distance in exac! time
with the music-the bells rupg and cannon
fred by electricity from the music stand. The
national airs Of England, France, Russia, Prus-
sia, Austria, and other nations, are to be rem
dered with similar effects. The second day
will have classical programme, and the third
day will be devoted to military and patriotic
music.
"A very extraordinary passage across the
Atlantic has just been made by the United
States storeship Guard, of six guns, comman-
der Adams. This fine ship, which is sailing
vessel, left New York for Lisbon on tho 10Th OF
last month, carrying stores for the American
SQUADRON in European waters. She encoun-
tered succession of terrible gales, the violence
of which may be Inferred from the fact that
one of her boats was washed away from the
davits and lost, and the other battered into q
complete wreck; and for days together she
had to struggle against perfect tempest Of
wind, hail and snow, the waves all the time
running very high and tossing the ship about
in such manner that it was almost impossi-
be for the seamen to maintain their footing.
In spite Of these storms, however, Lisbon was
sighted on the 18th Jay after leaving New
York, and the same day III" Guard arrived
safely at that port in good order. So short a
passage, under such adverse circumstances,
must be considered most remarkable achieve
want
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THE war in South America is over at last
The latest advices from Paraguay leave no
doubt but that the Puraguayans have been
completely d feated The allies arc in
possession of their capital. The Paraguay
ans have resisted the overwhelming force
of the allies with bravery md eons,ancj
that showed them to be the noblest people
on the South American continent. We sup,
pose that hostllilies are ended. The allies
gain neither credit nor renown.
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26 rrSE-srHEEr, NEW YORK, |
1DET

26 rISE.sTHEEr, NEW YORK,
Eovembe.' u, 1867.
UpoLPHo WOLFE. Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have made Il ehsinical examination of
q Sample Of your Schiedam >chnapps, with tue i'll
tent vi determining Ii auy foreign injurious SUI
stance had been added TO th SIMPLE dislllcd spirits.
Ihe examination has resulted III the conclusion
thlt the sample contained no polsono"s or hArmful
adniixture have ueLu uhsble 10 discover any
trace o. the dclelerious substances wich are ON.
ployed in tho aIulteration OF liquors. | would not
hesitate 10 use myself or 10 rccomm' nd TO others.
tor medicinal purposes, the Schenam nchnapps as
au excellent and unobjectiouable val ely Of GIN.
Very respectfully yours,
(Hgne0,) CHaS. A. SEELY, Gbeniot.
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New York, Tuesday, May

UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,:
Dsar Sir-Tha want Of pure Wines and Liquors
for nedioual purposes has been long felt by thu pro-
iesslon and thousands OF lives have been sucrltce
by The use oi adulterated articles Drrum is.
aud othrr diseases o. the brain and rves, SO rite
in this country, are very Europe, owing, iu
great I rec 10 tho difference the putty of the
spirits sold.
We have tested the several articles Imported and
sold by YOU Inc uding your Gin. which you sell I'LL
der the name of Aromatic sohledam >chnapps, which
We cousd justly titled 10 the high reputation it
has acquired IN .hls country; and from your oIg eY-
Dc ienre as q foreign importer, your BOttled Wines
aud LIQUORS should meet W IN The sano demand.
Wewuuld recommend you to aproin' some OF the
respectable apOlne:aros in different parts of tue CITY
as agents for ihc OF your Bran ics aud Wines,
where he profession eau obtain Tho same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
WI,hing you SUCCESS III YOUR new enterprise,
We roluain. your oucdlent sorval,ts,
VALENrINE MOTT. NJ. d., Professor oi surgery,
University MEDICAL College. New 70 X.
J. M CAGNOuHAN, al. D., Professor OF Clinical
>ur,,ry, >urgcon-n llei to tho state Hospital,
&c, ao. II raet Stxtccut.. .-street.
LEVI a. SAYl:c, III. l., No. 10 Broadway'
u L. rL WEE N d. No. 19l IroaGway
JOS. PHI WuI:> E., NJ D.. 20 / 10 Niuh-strcot.
NEL-UN 81 LELE, NJ d, No. 81 Slerkcr-srceS.
JOHN UnEIL \, NJ. D., M. :3U Fuui Ill sir..ct
b. L RAPHA.l., 81 D. prui. rsur OF the Principles
aud fraclic.. U; Sur cry New YORK Nedics. IuI.
legc, &C.. No. VI N.n.h- ircot. and others.
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rissolutiou Of Gopartnsrship.

DIssiILUTIuN c PAisrn
~ The cnpa,tnership retOforo existing b..
tween l. u. Kkl.LfRS NJ. -. aud II. BAEk. II D..
ndvr the style OF l.. II. Z LLERS & Co.. is hereby
disso.v vod by .u ual cUnscnt
Dr. Il. BaER is u.!i riz.d to +, ceive dcb's dao
to Tue firm, aud will pny the dtbtsdn by' it.
Il IL knLLr It's. Al. d.
Il. BAIR, al. u.
Char,cston February 2S, 1860.
TIE UNDERSIGNED WlIL CONTINUE THE
Drug Eu>incss at the lae sand OF T.. II. KILLERS
co No. 13I Meeiing.street
February26 Il. BAER.
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GFnnfntinnni.

r1,fIE UNDEn>IGNED KEsPNGTFUL-
Y ipfir,us his friend, and the public general
|, that nd .ltion his Ul' caool. HI will in true.
n few puis durlug The afier oon IN the higher
branches o, Mathematics VIZ: Ln;,ari Inns and
Plain Trgo ome;ry lh iull aud con isc rules also
ON History auu Chronology, both cicnt aud mod
EN- Z. L WAL n j,
February 26 fmw3 No rs b 'aufain-strect.
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feel bound to say, that regard your Selma 7ps
as beng in every respect sminently pure, and
deserving medical patronage. at all events, IL Is
the purest possible arucle Of Holland Gin, hereto
tore unoUtalnaUle. and as such may be safely pr
scribed by physiclans.
DAVID L. MO 1T, n. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemlst. New York
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W ANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers Of the
South their Fertilizer known as tie "WAADo FEB
TILlZLR," which the experience OF the past season
has proved 10 be one Of the most valuable in our
market II has for it's base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashlo, River,
and is prepared at their works ut the EAST END OF
HAsEl-sTRRET in this city. In order to guarantee
ils uniformity end maintain iis high standard, the
ompany has made arrangements with the distin-
rui. ed Chemist, DR.. c. o. SHEPARD Jr.. who
carefully analyses all tho ammoacal and other mo-
icrinl purchased by tho Company, end tho prepared
Fertilizer before being offorod for sale. The Com
pany is resolved to mako an article which will prove
to be "Completo Manure" and give entire salts
faction.
For terms, circulars and other information, apply
to VIM. G Dukes L CO., Agents,
No. lseuth Atlantic Wharf
January4 mwi 3mos
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|JOP ,;TNE7tsHtP >OTi iE. at II T.
u undersigned have formed copartnership un-
der the Hrm of K.SUX DAILY Gu /, for the purpose
IF carrying on the General uction and Commission
Busin,. g. at No. 100 MEETlN G-a1 kEE !, CORNER OF
Wentworth. JOHN KNOX.
EDWArD DAILY,
Ito reside in Hew York Ciy.)
WILLIAM KNOX
Copsicnments solicited and prom returns made.
All goods consigned 10 u, will BIO fully covered by
Insurance. Fcbrunr' 23
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New YonK, No. 6s cEDAR-srnEET.

NEW YORK; NO. 63 CEDAR-srhEET. I
NuvGm Jor 26, 1867 (
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
D,or Sir have submitted to chomical analysis
TWO bottles OF ">caiedam schuapps," which | took
from fresh package ia your bou cd warehouse. uni
fad before, that the spirituous liquor is Tree
from lpi.rIous ingredient, or Justification; that IL
has the marks OF being aged aud recently pre-
Darcd oy mechanical udmixrure of alcohol and
MATES.
Respectfully, FRED. r. MAYER,
Chemist
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and Draft OihY, five years old. Inquire at NO. 62
STaTE.srREEr fm2* February 90
A L PRIvATE SALE, A DESIRABLE
n BOUSE ind four acre LOr in tho Town OF
Aiken, =. q.
The House cont,ius seven IN rooms on one floor,
oeiled and papered. and two good attcs: lonts
south With piazzas TO the south and es and is In
Lood condition. requiring but slis repairs.
The ri chon con aims Free l3 rooms.
Tho location OF these premises Is ono OF the Dcst IN
Aiken 81 uated on hill tho northeastern portion
oil the Town, romnian ing nne Wow OF tho samo,
und only about ten uU) minutes ralk from ths
depot.
Tor further particulars, apply to
GEORGE o. cONS0R.
Fet,ruary 15 No. IL Broad-strect.
Ct'rEAI ENGINES FttK ~ALE CHEAP,
y applied Tor immediately
III One l2 horse Portab ENGINE
d. One 4-hCrse Port bio Engine.
ALSO,
III One s-horsc-power LNGINE. in good condition.
CAMERON. o B,RKLEf CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting aud Cumserlana.strccts.
January l6
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TAW WNu;ICE.-ViIE UNDEKs GrID
have this da formed Cop rtner' hip for tile
prac uoe Of AW AND EQU,iY In >umtor and ad
joining Countless and the U;lted Sta Courts for
tie District Of South Carolina under tho uaue and
sylo of ri, HAEDSON Mus E.
JAMES = q. HARRISON.
M NiGOMEkY MOSES.
su inter-, 9. O., FeblurY3. heb uirV 0
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Tho nroprIetor also sfrers for sale

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported aud bottled BY himself. expressly tor me
dicinal use zach bottle has his cercae OF Its pu.
riiy lDULpHu WOLFr.
Februarya 19
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GOpa a.tnersbip llotife.

,UIlt: UNDEuSIGrr HAVE ENTER
ED into CO arInrrs ip under the name OF
kNODr LnCl l. SNAIL, for the purpose Carry
ing OH Wholesale FLOUR AND COMMISSION
BUoINE>S, ut No. rs ast BIv.
W KNOBE, K. Jr.,
JOHN j. SMALL.
February 23 Dkc tuths
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MASS MENT1NG OF WoMKINGMEN
uRANGEEURG AGRICULTURAL as
SCCI aTION

A n ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE ABOVE
n Association will be held at the Courthouse, in
Orangebure ON The first MONDAY tSae-dav, IN March
next at halast Ten O'Clock A. H., .or the purpose
Of receiving the report of the Com ittee on Consl-
tuition and peima ent organization. all parsons ia
vorable to agricultural improvement and progress
arr invited to attend.
February 20 Bv The COMMITTEH.