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By y. G. pE.N0rTO & sun.
WhINABL.G lsEAI. ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

hy virtue of an order OF snic to me dircctcd by
ltc non. George ;. liryan. Judge oi IN, United
S:aicH Dii;ric; Court iur the District or sjuuth
Carolina. WIN oder for sale 1T puhic Auction.
on MONiAf, ihc Sd day al January, 1870 III tIle
Courthouse, IN the cay or Columbia. II 10
Al Inst LOT. PIECE OR PAncE,. or LAND
WIN thc billuitiE nnd all hriCaS und MAI crial re-
hiifE thereon, situate lying anil bella. in the
tlty ul Co!uhiha and situate nrorcsitI and deg
CfiuCd ia conveyance thereof, Ilom John T.
klnsicr. 10 Rcnjihin +. kYaHs 4 Harvey Uoua.
wen, oaied iiic 24lli day al August ~. D., 1859
recorded ia the MeSns Cnnvrrance ofttoc
iiichanu District. in HOOK u. y. I2O ms NIL Thai
Piece Pnrcci ur Tract OF Land, containing Ibrce
more or le's situated III the City uf Columbia
ana bounded on lie north by Lady street and on
tlie SOnlh by GcrvalS street, aud on the west Inv
iiu3ef street. ana On The east II part. by Pulaski
slrect, ana In pnri by iinnnah and Amelia Bugg,l
land. ee
The samo to he sold free from all lien or encu,n-
branco.
Terms Of Saie-One Third cash; balance On n
credit oi one. Two ana three years, secured by
hond ot purchaser. bcarlng interest at the rate or
seven per cent. per aiinun fr0ni the tlny Of sale
iyah!o annually. and mortgage or premises.
Purchaser to pay assignee for papers Hnd stamps.
u. tlEltiIERf SASS.
Assignee Of Eyans d CoysHeiI
OfPiCa 0r THE REGISTRAR IN BANKRUPTCY
CHANLE5TON. y. q.
Pursuant 10 the order OF the ctiilrt ip Tho aboye
case, notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors claim
ing any lien upon The prapcriy nb0ve described
u come In ana prove their CLAIMS before NE, on
or before the first Monday in January. A. D. Is7O
In default thereof 10 be ioraver barred frnm and
OF IN" same. JUlILS O. CaRpRN1,EI
d0o1b mwfie l,,,ptrar
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TIM NEW EIrRESI OrFICE.-Thc EXprcss
tlicir new budng In liesci street. in the vcar Of
the Pavilion Hotel. Eosi OF the fixtures rrc in
position. aud though tho move viii n4t he com
plcicd for some days, MI buHneaa viii in futrc
lie transacted NJ the new stand. The building IL
quite new AMI has never been occupied. Though
not built for the ESpresa Company, it will serve
admirably IA an o;llCu and warehouse II IL 80
OF the dcska amply sufficient for the rcccplion and
shipment Of goods Tho scaio Il on the cast side
OF The building, near the sIars AMI c,oso 10 ihe
door The enclosure for The dcaks Ia some
what smaller than In tho old Office. The
railing has been rcpaintcd in Imitation Of
oak and maple. ami IL quite ornamental. H. will
contain tho desks fer the receiving ana eh,ppin.
Mr.. Gillespie, the superintendent. viii have hi,
tlr"s in the rear 0c his nnor md the oiposit
side. The second Rtory will DC nsed for 81 store
room, and will also contain sleeping apartments
nnd an Office. 1hc work on tho huing VAS
doaG hy NeSsr0 J. II. DcvcrcU" and G. w Siyics
;nd the Gas fixtures hy Mr. I2ddon. The latter
are OF b-0n1u, ami OF She style now in vn;.uc in
the Northern business housce. 4 Email yard is
IN thn rear of the building, AMI three LARGE doors
on lla'c nircct will :vran,ya facilities for hand
ling large packages The unclaimed hoxca and
packages. Gc0diy pie. VIII b. brought Ia the
new hG:lI!irC. and win he sold ~ PUBLIC auction
"a s0oa w. the necessary Instructions arc re-
ctiycN.
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ttlarhincrn, Castings, Nc.
MEETING STREET FOUNDRY.


M EXITING STREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IL now PuRNIsnnG TER H.
OCA RTHY COTTON GIN.
STRAIN ESuINEs AND norLlns,
OF various sizes, on hand.
Improved Vertical anu Horizontal Corn Mills
Sugar Mills. Sugar Milis, Sugar Boilers ord
Pans. OF oil sres
IIorse-Powcrs and Gin Clearing, fros, to 10 Zoe,
In diameter.
Improved Lever Cotton Presses for Hand. Power
Saw and Eioo Nils
Machinery and Castings OF au dcsorip.lous mad,
70 order.
Particular atteaston paid to Housc Fronts and
Castings for Buildings, Gratlngs, c:sloyn coye,s.
Sash Weights, &e.. 90.
WILLIAM 8. HENBRSr,
@AoHINIsT AND F0uHDRR.
No. ai4 MEETING sTRRBG,
OHAnLpsros. 8. O.
nno4 mwa
E.XoELSIOR IRON WORKS,
nsrABLrsuHD la3a
po0r OF l4ru sTIRaT, EAST RlysR.
o N F r o n TS
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION or IRON WORK
FOR BUILDING rupros.s
GEO. r JACKSON, BURNlT CO..
Propretora
BRANCH srpicH, No. 2Ol osNrns srrprr
coaNsf: OF HOWARD.
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S!ia:DS or STATE EEwa.--On Tncs,;ay nigh;
the ho'la, OF SIR. hirci Sheorn, Of Clinian vas
burned G1wa.
The dwcll,aG OF Mr. l.. s. rorcher, oi ocoacc,
waa destroyed by fira on Friday. L. is beloved
10 he the work of an inccn,iarr.
SIR. Thomas McPccly the postmaster a. George
inwn, dcl Oh Eo:iday afternoon. ificr O. short
Illness.
GaycrnoT Scott has offered . reward Of sicco
for The arrest of the urdcrcra OF Samnri II. Hun.
wnnhy, NJ Eewbcvry, ou the fth Instant.
&is'o- II. !. crawford, OF Lancaster. while
hunting OH the 81 Instant, painfully wound.
cd In the arm by the accidental dschargc OF hia
gun.
iighton Davis has becn appointed msgistra q
for Spariarhur: County, in place Of Jn'ncs Holt,
removed. John Il. Tarrant, OF Ah0syic County
who was suspended as n magistrate. has been re-
stored. Avery Floyd. of ilorry County, has been
appointed . Ina,:s,ra:c.
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Auciica #n,ca 'rhis Day.
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Ey A. G. McIILLifRAY,
HuctiUuccr.
T TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
TIE HEIiEF LOAN ASSOCIATION w. NiH;hN
pGUMMuNB III All.

pNbMMpNB III ALI.
BJ virtue bi an Order OF Sale in tho cause dated
S0ih November, 1SHg by the Hon. X. u. Carpcn.
Ter, InlSe of The Court uf Common Pleas st ;inn
In Equity. FOR the FIRST Circuit. to rir directed
WIZ sell Al pubic auction. on TUESDAY, the
ath day or january, 1870 at ~ U'cock a. H., III
thc Oid PnSior'!cc: east end OF lroad street.
All iihi LOT. PIECE AND PARCEL. OF LAND
s'aasc lying ;n;; 5c.;i1 ;.u su.i ais OF urua
Slfcei, aud running through to ST. Echarl'S alley
wlh all AMI singular the buildings thereon III
TIE City uf Char;c>ton aforesaid. measuring u ~
cuhlhining In front 0U iiruad street Thirty go,
iecI. mere or less, 10y one hundred ant. c;ghIy-
seven tlS7l feei SIX t) iuchGS, less uu tile
east line, from Hrna1 street through To ST. Mi.
chacTS ALLEY, then twcEtyS six (iS) cCL three Ci)
Inches, more or lcss, Oil 81. kichael's alley; then
one hundred nnd cicIt! eight (iSSl feet, mO:e or
rss, from -. Alchaels alley through to i,ruad-st
on the Hrsl line. iiutiug and bounding nort Inward
Won iIruad street :cn>twar,iiy lands NOW or tor.
mcrly "f a. B. Wilson and ot Richard Fnraham; I;
sun'hHariiy on 81 &chael's alley, ANA westward.
Won lands lnrncrly or RuhcrL pown!r, NOW Of g.
W. DiuEie. Esq.i sail PREMISES conveyed hy Mar
'ha itohcriSon 10 John lSnnHiuud bY decd, dated
III Juy, 1896.
'rrrms--unc.thrtl cash, nm; the balance on Il
cr'niL OF unc 1iid twu years, secured hY bond
hcarinH per cent inicrcHi, payable Rcin animal
IS, ami inuEiGIS. of the p.Ciui-ca. i,nilamg,
l0 ic i:Surrt! a,Ii policies assigned. Purchasers
io pay Tor s'l iiecctshrJ pap 'ra and H.ampI.
y J. iUIi,aS
Uc'lJ .Llonf ipruilI Referee.
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Drn G5oo0s, Nr.
DRY GOODS! Dry GOODS
LOUIS COHEN & CO.

LOUIS COHEN & CO.
slave just opened, md one- this day:
90 pieces SIX Warp Popiin ALPACAS at %
cents.
iuco pair French Kid Gloves at 81, Of every
numb. r, shade nnd color
IHp Handsome Arabs at 81 so.
full supply or Stylish Sash and Bonnet Eil,.
bOns.
Together wiia many fresh ucods Just opened,
Ut greatly reduced prices.
Having made extensive purchases during The
recent decline OF goods. the Subscribers can war-
ran, the public of Choice stock IN their line, n,
very low prices
Especial attention OF the public Is drawn to our
Dress Goods and Cloak Departments.
a cal! L. respectfully ua!ci;cs.
LOUIS COHEN Il CO..
dee.l No. 7-s King street.
{ CnEAp GOODS! CHEAP GOODS !
I. GoUD p,s.
o. AZ 3 KING STR RE
Having removed to that large aud cou,moLlons
Ruiiflng next TO Burnharn's Drug Store, am now
prepared To oncr the greatest bargains In
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, 1e.,
this market has ever produced.
Purchasers viii do we'll by calling ane exaInln.
ing urstock of
DRESS GOODS
PRINTS
IIONGCI. .OTHS
SnEETJNG
PILLOW COTTON
TABLE LINEN
TOWELS
GINGIfAMS
CASStNERES
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c, &c.
Benomuer, l. GouDKOur's REV STAND,
No. 4ss KIxu STREET.,
move mwf Next Ia Rnrnham's Dru- Store.
NEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
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Sr0CEH, Eo"Os, &c. Theeari OF Hr. A. C..
Kaufman, No. - nrosd sttnt appcars in t..
days Issue. Mr Kaufman isweil known to the
community ~ ! rising bushess man. AMI all
commissions cntriib,cd 20 hb i,aa,is VIII Gice,
with prompt attention.
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By n. Y. AEiTCA s. R. S. BRUINS,
Auctiuncerg.
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A"rlinn E'a!co--a a=u'urc f;!uno.

A"r'ion sa'co-- z-u'nrc 5,'ons.
S,nEEiFF's SALE.
bF virtue 0f writ vi Perl FaClis tn INC t,r, col
hh" delivered. " Ill t1 Suld on MONDAY I'd duy
oi daiilhff next. AZ Horihclit corner oi the
3r IL. 80"
Al the right. title Rnd intrIcs; Of the defendant
III u LOT OF LAND. with tlic naidtl:rs th.lro,
situate on ih" North side or S.r.n. street, uruu.
hitc GadSdcn Green. ''
Levied on and To hr sold as The uroJ,.,Iv OF Mrs
T.. I. fiuuu "a, thc sutt ui Thomas l.. i.yun
ALSo
Al The same time and place
All tue right. litlc anh interest of ;ic drrcnia,;
III u LOT or LAND win the BUILDINGS d er1o;,
slinhic III sou Invest corner OF Meeting and Queen
stfccis anu Enawn :IS The ''Mii.s iiu;isr."
Levied rh ami To hc sold IA the property a:
Throlore D. Wagner at The sui, vi Kirkland.
llill, rlnaJSc X co.
Also
~ The same time and place
All Inc right iiiir ami iuivrCSi Ui the dci,nHnl
III Lotto LAND. with the iui,iin.s the, e,,I,
SITUATE on the weIt side Tf Liuchouse street AMI
known rs Tho 40. ..
Levied ON and To he sold ~ tho property %,
MARY E cunningham, ENecnttiN ~ Andrew t.u,i-
hii:haih, AT tue snlt OF ~. A. L. iiyyr hduuis
tratrix oi ~ A. Royc, dcccnscd.
Terms cash. H. W b. AhCEEY
dccl3 mi < a. 4.
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PIE TIME APPROACHES WHEN
G L 0 T II N G
Is unavoidable. and The point Is to know
NOW AND WHERE TO 10 TO OBTAIN SUPPLY.
i great many have found out already; aud now
advise their trends IN want or
DnY GOODS
To cpIi ut
u Il Z II G TT A. BR n
coENER oP KING Ann CALHOUN srnnxrs.
Where Dry Goods can bc buu,hl to a great a,lyan
tase. Aitenton IL called 10:
100 pnir 1o4 White Elankc,s, only 90 7S, worth
81 50.
lo-4 German Covcrlets. from 81 up
Large Comforts' only S5.
100 pair Fine Double Shuuis, ONLY "a So worth
| 1000.
Arab Shawfs, from 81, UP.
caae Brown Canton Flannel, only I5c per
yard, worth aoc.
Heavy Black HEAVIER Cloth for Cioaks. oniy a.
wor,h g rs.
nne assortment Of Drawn shirtlnrs. Long
cloths, Alpacas, Dress Goods, notious, Ho.
siery, Gloves. DC, which have been bought by
iarge quantities, ana will be sold to satisfy the
purchasers in every respect.
PURCfiaOTT BHo.,
Cornor King aud Calhoun streets.
H5-A apectai Department. for I,oots Shoes.
Hats, Trnnks Sc, sold n eorrcspondlngIy low
prices. noy22 Smos
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Ansiion 5uics--@l,is Dap.
i!y VII. MCKAY.

riiiS DAY, alto o'clocH ut No 1886 Meeting street.
Also, HARNESS. rlorghs. Earrowa, Cutlery,
ana Ten new mattresses. dcCl:;
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Anciion En!eS- -.Gu,urr C,ans.

~ vir' 80 oi L'Crn'a' Dgaov .naIc IN ahoyc
s'ai"1 cause, VIII Arii hrrrvn IN, t,nri Ijonse
In "ni'"'''r"', ga H0"Dhy, he ~ or IauuaTy
nuSt cr.uing,
Al Ihcsc T'rNCrs or LhNi;S h"lou.nr to ,he
Estate o. .iEstN. il. Perry, suatr on ihr Ilnund
q. IA III. Htiihpiacv's !nri",. County cT Collie.
fph. rpniGtH'n" ahrn' tHu tlnl;u.ni $50 huuhrcd
acres, hoiH!.d ncthhr !I'ilaur sleigh. .n;,th bJ
!i'hs tn'h"r'r q: br. Ferry rasl by lands or Al
ion Wills. All Ei's"t Wills an y.;St ny lands
90! Safi, III .. Hri lands fori,rily or nr. Perry
c%ceiiin" i"nr hundred anu seventy ii1Ol acres
Wh''h fa' hrct Hct arart aI DGw,r. us \ Mat
Ih"iccl n, tile ih iuP oi0r. fc!crecG hiIir llurctO
had. viii ino!c iu!ly represent,
hi!:o,
NWl"fhoT", h"m'ici E"th by Ia. ur David
'.r"oVcr Sohiii Ia street which separates IL from
nc lot az iGsruN Eraser, eva: hy vacant lot and
w"zl H., lO' a. Chai. War,ry.
h;.Sn
h'orH.th Law Ode" thereon siluatr on COURT
hnm,c square In the village al wai,rrhuro
irrins-onr'hn crah: balance nu credit OF
'W"l'c months. Fuicha>or tu pay fur I arcrs an d
siainra H. g. Sl'hFt'Fg a. o. a.
CLERKS nTicc Cocion CGnnty
d"ci:i IEwsn
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oIIl0IIIP oouRr

FIX parle Martin Chaplin. Of InatnstSn. indlyId
nally and ~ partner of simmer 4 Chaplin, PetI.
" IN for DUAL 4 sollaras. Far. PSpo \ Pa,pe prS
prt. Referred 30 U. q. Jaeger. K.q, and naai
bearing 10 rake piAce at OhariSstoQ "a JAauarp
Is, ls7o, o. Is s'slook Il.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-07
Now Masonic Hall.


Thonew Masonic Temple in this place
was dedicated to the objects for which il
was erected, on Wednesday evening, De.
ccmber 3OtH, 1868. The dedication took
place in the presence Of large and re-
spectacle audience. The services were in
Music Hall, and were Of an exceedingly
interesting character. At the same time
the new Officers of the Order were INSTALL
ed in the Offices to which they had been
elected by the Fraternity, .,,..r
The deed to the Hall was presented by
Jas. + Ely, the donor, in a neat speech,
which was handsomely and appropriately
responded to on the part Of the Order by
Col, s. N, Yeoman. The dedieatory ad
dress was delivered by Rev /. F. King, in
highly creditable manner both to the au-
thor and the fraternity.
When the services in the large Music
Hall were concluded, the doors of the Ma
sonic Temple were thrown open, and the
vast audience Ind anbppdrtuhity Of see,
ing the inner side Of the Temple, which
is very large, and handsomely finished
and furnished. Those who have been in
a great many Masonic Temples in the
State, tell us that there are probably not
hRlfa dozen finer ones in the State.
Almost bountlful supper was PrePared
by the lady friends of the Order, in The
large Dining Hall, at which six hundred
persons psrticiPatedg and after all had
feasted upon the good things prepared for
the occasion, there were still many baskets
full 10 spare. This may of a truth be said
to have been the most social and pleasant
est occasion of the season. At a seAsona-
BILE hour all retired to their homes, well
pleased with the evenings entertainment.
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- The Holidays are over, and now
comes the time for every young man and
woman TO fit themselves for Business, who
have not already done SO, The best time
to commence is now, and the best placeis
Small's Business College, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Board, including light, fire and lodging,
can be obtained there in the best private
families for from $3.50 to $4,OO.
The Principals and Teachers aie prac-
teal Business men, and well fitted for
their profession, See advertisement in
another column. For further particulars,
address, ROLL & CHoeRuLL,
Principals.
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"A matrimonial (agSpaS is re-
ported from Quincy Illinois The
youthful wife Of prominent citi-
zen, becoming jealous of her hui-
bands preference for the servant
girl, sent tie latter away for ore
night and occupied her room
Shortly before midnight, as she
supposed, her husband entered.
Soon aiterwarl, resolved to SUI
prise him, she struck a light, and
discovered that her sleeping part
mel was her husbands coaChman. -
Gin. gazette. nH lA
The New York Tribune has
the following:
1t seems inevitable that meat Of
all kinds will be dear this Winter,
The sheep.pox has broken out in
Holland, Schleswig, and Holsteip,
and the rinderpest has appeared
both in these countries and in Nor
thern Russia. There is likely, then,
to be a brisk demand for what sur
plus we may have of Indian corn
and cured meats,
-0n dit, that the Pennsylvania
central railroad company have made
overtures to lease the Little Miami
road, and that the proposition hos
been favorably entertained. They,
it is said, propose to take the L. NJ
rOlling-stoclz, keep theroadfnrepair,
and pay the company a stipulated
per cent of the net earnings, the lat
ter retaining their own officers
.Xenia TorPh
- The Columbus Gazette says :;
Two Velocipedes, one from the fac
tory of E and II. F. Booth, and one
from the factory Of Thomas Ander-
son, appeared on High street on
Christmas morning, and excited
considerable curiosity. They were
ofthe three wheel species, and made
good time on the Nicolson.
Fashions in cattle are changing
some who have zealously upheld
the Jerseys are now going in for
the Dutch stockas the most profit :
BILE description to cultivate. ---
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DIR. CONE,
rnGay be Consulted as follows in 1 1863;


In washington, at the Kirk House, or
Wednesdays after the Express train goes west
until the coach leaves for Greenfield, on
Thursday, Feb 10th and 11th; March 3lst and
April lsts May 5th and 9th; June 9Th and
10th; July 18th and 18th; Sep. 1st and I'd; Oct
18th and 7th; Nov. 10th and nth.
In Greenfield, at the Franklin House. on
Fridays, Feb. 19th; April 2; May 18th; June
nth; July l5; Sept. 3d.; Oct. s; Nov 18th.
DR.. Cone treats Bronchitis Laryngitis
Consumption Asthma, and all Diseases of the
Lungs and Air Passages, Scrofula, Enlarged
Tonslls, Bronehoeee or Big Neck, Tumours
cuf all varieties, Dyspepsia Neuralgia, Bpilep-
ey,iChorea. Paralysis and general nervous in
mItrition, Diseases Of the Heart, Liver: Kid
news, 6kin, Stomach, Blood, all the Diseases
pdod6nr ta Females, and all Chronic andaCon-
BtitubiGnal Diseases.
DF. lG0NE most cordially invites all persons
in N0Or heaith tt, visit his Rooms They will
be- Amply uewart ed for their trouble by the
thorough examiul 'tion and satisfactory de-
sCriptiOn given give a theif eases eases NJodicines
S,SsS Dec. II, 1868.
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NEW
Sadd1er'E Shopl
-.--. --- --.-.-- L.
L. p. REID

PEsPEUTFULLY informs The public
IL that he has located his r.t,st
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

OlNClNNATl Jan. q, lo05.
BEEF CATTLE.-We quote inferior at $3s
1904 25; medium at 81 5095 25, prime at IS 3
4625, and extra shipping stock at SO 5CG72
per Genital live weight.
SIlEEP.-The market was ilrmer the first of
the week, under small suppy. and prices
ruled higher, but to day it closed dull, with
more offered than sold, at 81 COPS 30 per cent
al, for common to good qualities. Strictly
prime are scarce. t -'
HOGS.-The receipts have been small for
the season, and of poor quality. Sales were
made at 50 4Og975 gross but good heavy hogs
would bring 2585Oc more,
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nIoonINanvRa. O.. Jan. 81. lgel


Editors FGyette County Herald!
In 1851, while the first, three months
men were out, l traded knives with Mr.,
A. 7. Stewart, of Greenfield, o., and he
was to give me fifteen cents to boot when
jeff Davis was hung. In 1863, thinking
verbal contract where SO much was in
volved rather a loose way of doing bust
ness, l took note for the amount, Of
which the following is a copy: e. n
.,-y..u January 6th, 1863.
For value reed, Immediately after the
execution of jeff. Davis-by hanging-I
promise to pay to the order of W.B. Ed
WARDS, Fifteen Cents.
-E A. T. STEWART.
I did not then suppose that more CON
'temptible being would so soon occupy our
own Presidential chair, and that j. D;
himself would be eligible to the same posi-
ton. Mr.. Stewart is hereby notified that
he may consider Andy's name included
with Jeff's in his note; for if some strange
thing should happen to.Jeff. I'D Samuel,
l8-9), / will never attempt to collect the
note while Andy remains unhung, Hope
his repudiation policy may not have the
same effect on Government Bonds that it
had on A, T Stewards,
W. B. EDWARDS.
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DROBATE MOI ,ICES.-The a

DROBATE NOT, ,ICES.-The ac-
IL counts and soElchers OF z e Leaysll, ad'
ministrator OF Adley BOstN 'lck o,.-... NJ
or VIM q Bostwick, admir- of oiiver bost'
wick. .a,,,.oy poto,
Wendel. . Iot,,so,,
OF Elijah Ellis, guardian Of U 4 Johnson.
OfN Patton, guardian Of Nah " a 4s NOON u
OfN Patton, guardian Of VIM. II, JOS ~
and Wilber L Wilson D4o,
Gray's Heirs. ,.,,,o.. =,
OF Reuben Shelly guardian OF syNeStSr
Turner's Heirs. ,.5.o..
Having been severally dled In this oinee,
~ is69. g. b. YE0bfAN,
IVA Probate udge
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- The numerous friends Of Coils j. Kerr,
our Representative in the State Legislature,
will be glad to learn that he is likely soon to
have the use Of one Of his legs restored to him
which for more than three years past has
been rendered useless and painful by what
has all the time been supposed to be a frac-
ture of the bone in the hip joint. A little more
than week ago DR.. SWEET, known as the
"Natural bone-setter," happened to be in
town. and after examining the limb, pro-
nounced it to be dislocated and with the Co.'s
consent put it in position in two minutes
time. The Coz was in our office one day last
week as jubilant as a youth, and the limb was
being rapidly restored TO its original strength,
whereas before the operation he could not
bear his weight upon it, or raise it from the
floor when sitting He can now walk on it
and handle itquite well, and feels confident
that in short time he viii have the full use
Of the limb, and we doubt whether he would
be slow to accept challenge at u hop or a
foot race. ''-