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shexiTs GaIe.

Elizabeth @. Startling vs, wesley ID. at.rIinss
yames q. dibbes, and others. = Bin for Par-
PY virtue Of o decretsl order In the above
~ cause, issuing from the Court Of Common
Pleas, for Mobland, (sitting I'm EQUITY. j 4 vim
Mn, seli, to the highest bidder. on the FIRST
Ho,.st HaUNpAi Am IN Jenuary next, in front OF the
the os Real hssg EST EsTa%s Il s:i& e.
longing to the estate OF tho late Gabriel r.
sst;asEiIing deceased, ell lying and aituatod In
/. A Tract Of LAND. known as the George
Coon tract, containing seventy I70l acrea,
more or less situsted about twenty miIes ffona
co1,umPra. = . near the road to Garner's Ferry.
a. A Tract OF Land, known 40 Reedy Point.
containing four hundred and ninety-six 1851
acres, moro or less, on Mill Greek, boanSed hy
lands OF O. b. Bryce, Mrs. Brevard and Guig-.
nard. 80
8. Tract OF Land, known as the James
Campbell tract. containing three hundred and
nineteen 1871 acres, more or less, bounded BY
lands OF Joseph E; Reese and e; D. Gilmore.
oia, containing three-fourths Of an acre, moro
or or less, situated on the corner OF Barnwell and
Taylor streets. ..t.. 80 . - =
ing iour acres, more or less. bounded by Low
or street on the South, by Henderson, etreet
on the East, and by lands Of Mrs.. McCord and
OF Tines on the West and North. ~ :, : -
=. Lot, in Columbia, containing ,four rAY
acres, more or less, bounded by wheat, Assem-.
bly,, Gates and Rice streets. '''-'NTsII
z. LOT, IN Columbia, containing ono I'll
ton OF the square bounded by Wheat. Rice
Gates and Lincoln streets. - -
ALSO, ~ : ~
"A tract OF Land, containing three hundred
and elghty-four 1881 acres, moro or less.
bounded by lands formerly belonging to James
d. Adams, to estate Of Ephraim Adams, and
10 estate OF Gaffney. This tract belongs to
estate Gs OF Gabriel II. Startling and to william
Il. Taylor, and will be sold for partition be-
tween them. = -o-' :
The muniments Of title pertaining to tho
OF parcels above numbered, 6. 6 and 2. NAV Rs
stGn on file in the Office Of Clerk OF the Court.
TERMS OF SAE.-Cash sufficient to pay the
costs OF proceedings and Of sale, ana ONE
a credit Of one and two years, in equal install.
ments. with interest from the day of saio. to
be secured by bonds with good sureties. and
mortgages OF the premises. Purchasers To
pay for necessary papers and revenue eternpe.
Dec IL NTH p. f. FRAZEE, 8. R, d.
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SheriK's Sale.

". Hutson Wigg, Successor, rs. Sarah Cosby
Executrix.
pursuance Of the decretal order OF Che
stated case, will sell. on the first MOHnhY
IN January next. in front OF the Court Honsa
in Columbia, within the legal hours,
Al that TRACT OF LAND, situate about
the Charlotte and South Caroiinn RaiirosS q
containing 1884 acres; and bounded on Ala
North by lands Of William Moore and estate OF
James Jan es,E ,GEosby; East by lands OF Jackson Smith
and West by Samuel Coogler and ChSrietts
and South Carolina Railroad.
TERMS OF sALE.-Cash sufficient to nav The
cos.s Gt suit ana expenses Of sale; balance on
credls OF SIX months, secured by bond and
mortgage Of prsmises. PurohassTs 10 nav fsr
stamps and papers. P. FRAZRH 1s'
Dec IL NTH q 10 ~
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Sheriff 8 Sale,

Julian soule, Admir-. et al, rs. Emma 8. Duo ct
dl-In Equity.
TN pursuance Of the decretal order of the
IL Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell.
on the first MONDAY in January, 1870, in front
OF the Court House in Columbia, within the
The HOUSE AND LOT in the city Of Colum-
bia, bounded on the North by lands of VIM.
Price; East by the Marion Street Methodist
church; South by Lumber Street, and West
feet = inches, more or less, on Lumber street,
and running Back Northwardly 1876 feet six
inches, more or less.
=, Inc above described property will bo sold at
tho risk OF tho former PURCHASER. he HAVING
failed to comply with the terms of sale.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers, p. F. FRAZEE. q r q
Dec 12 ,ntI
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Sherif's Sale.

Edward kinsler, Jr:. and Henry o. Kinsler,
Executors, rs. Amelia b. Kinslcr efGL
pURSUANT to the decretal order in tho
L. j. ABOVE stated case, Of date August 28.
1862 will sell, before tho Court House in Co.
inm6ia, on the first MONDAY in January, 1870,
All tho right, title and interest OF John 7
Kinsler. deceased, in the following tracts Of
LANDS, IN Lexington County, Of which hia
father. William Kinsler deceased. and his
msthsr. salomi Kinsler, deceased, died pos
! The Home Place, LOCO acres.
The Friday Old Place, 800 acres.
The seibel Field Tract, 100 acres,
The Mount Hebron Tract, 16O acres.
The McCary Kinsler Tract, 800 acres.
The Smith Tract, $40 acres,
The Hunter Tract, GAO acres,
The William Kinsler Tract, $50 acres.
The Red Bank Tract, 3 800 acres.
10 The Mouth Of Saluda Tract, 400 acres.
II The Burnt House" Tract, 1920 acres.
IL The Oconee River Tract, in Georgia, 400
acres.
The above described property will be sold at
the risk OF the former purchaser, he having
failed to comply with the terms Of sale.
Terms cash. F. F. FRAZEE, 8. r. C,
Dec Id NTH
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SheriH''s Sale.

u. D DeSaussure for the use of D. b. Miller
q. q. r., us. Patrick CantweI.-BM to FORA.
close mortgage. 49,
pursuance OF the deoretal order Of the
4 circuit Court. sitting in Equity, will sall
on the first MONDAY in January next, in front
OF sa the court House, in Columbia. within tho
All that LOT OF LAND, in the city OF Colunn-
lows: On tho North by Blanding street; on the
East by Joe Cyrus and John EngIish; on the
South @! by Taylor street; and on the West BY
divided and sold in four equal parts. - ''
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to nav tbe
cost OF suit and expenses Of sale also the
comPlainant's solicitors' fee; the balance on
gage OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers. f"' AVA
Dec IL NTH p r. FRAZER N
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SheriH's Sale

Under order Of Judge of Probate-Ex porte A
s Clifton.
N pursuance Of an order made by VIM Hut
IL son Wigg. Judge OF Probate for Richland
County, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
January next, in front of the Court House in
Columbia, within the legal hours,
&All that HOUSE and lot of LAND, in the
Sctty. OF Columbia, situate on Pickens street,
depth of 20s feet, bounded by lots of Georce
McLemore, Edwin ] Scott and Samuel Dent.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, and tho ba-
lance on credit Of twolvo months with into
rest from day of sale, secured by bond aud
insure the property and assign the policy, and
to pay for stamps and papers.
Dec IL NTH P. f. FRAZEE, s. &c
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SheriHs Sale.

Vim Shell and John A Shell vs. Elizabeth
She'll, ct al.
G)UKSUANT to the decretal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the
above stated case, will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in January next, in front of the
Court House in Columbia, within the legal
hours, ~ -
All that lot of LAND, in the CITY of Colnm-
bla, situated on the corner of Sumter and Lady
streets, bounded on the North by Joseph Tay
lor's lot, on the East by Sumter street, and
measuring thereon 1O4 feet, more or less; on
thereon II feet and inches, more or less; and
on the West by VIM and John Shells lot.
TERMs-Cash enough to pay costs and ex-
credit OF one and two years, secured bv hnnd
and mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser to
pay PEy for stamps and all necessary papers.
81, me ;, above described property will bo sold at
the fisk OF former purchaser, he having failed
to comply with terms of former sale.
Dec IL NTH Z. +. FRAZEE. S. r. c.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS, December 90 Columbia
Hotel Browne, Douglas, lady two chill
dren and servant. Deal and daughter, A NJ
Whaley, Miss Mary Adams, N G; T H Dearing,
Athens; Miss Dearing. Augusta; J Burton,
Arkansae;. j Ferguson, Il G Fletcher, J W
CASHIER, wife and child, Miss L B Howard, W
81 Cranes, Y; P Thompkjns. Lancaster; F
" Stocker, Hopkins; B FAINT, Greonville; G
f Kinloch, Charleston.
National Hotel-Wm Thompkins, Walh ALA;
Houser, Abbeville; Banister, Greenviile;
Renewick. Newberry; G F Filth, Aiken; G
Aldredge,J shupman, N C; J N Mckenzie,
Orangeburg; Mrs III Shackelford, Ga; Muir
ply, Texas; McHagin, Spartanburg; NJ b
Haynesworth, Sumter; 8 ] Coates, Charleston;
Mrs Lyles, T B Pearson, Fairfield.
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For Sale.

UICESONS IMPROVED C0rTou cpun
NROWN from Seed purchased direotiv -
M Mr. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefnIiv
other seed. 'ion WIN
will deliver the Seed. sacked in oooa o-..-
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Raiis
road, at $500 per bushal for any amount ns,-
der bushels, or at $3.50 per bushei. for All
Hinouh's I'D excess OF bushels.
A.P. AMAKER, st. Matthews. q. q
=, respectfully refer to the below named Sen-
neinen, who purchased Seed of me last sprinT.
ior Information touching the purity ana s.Ss
r.ority OF the SeeG, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paullipg, ESD, st. Mat
thew'e; l.. Il. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
captain +. Il: w. BriRgmsnn and w. B. MulIef.
ESQ OranEeburg Court House /; all CT Orange
oufg county, b. O. Nov 8moA
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Sherih7s Sale.

Under order of Judge OF Probate--Er pa,te
Mrs Elizabeth Lynch and Walter Lynch VS.
Mrs Ellen Mckcnna- - Petition for Partition
N pursuance of an order made by VIM Hut
Il son Wigg. Judge of Probate for Richlapd
County, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
January next, in froit of the Court House IN
Columbia, within tho legal hours,
All that lot of LAND, in the city Of Colum.
BIN, situate on Richardson street, and bound
ed on the North by William McGuinnis lot
measuring thereon los feet; on the East by
4 inches; on the South by lot of estate of
James McAndrews, measuring thereon 1O7
feet; and on the West by lot formerly of Hen
ry Davis, but now OF John Mcintosh, mcasur-
ing thereon 81 feet. Terms cash
Dec IL NTH p. F. FRAZEE s. r C.
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Riohlsnd County---In Equity.
DECREE FOR FORECLOSUPR

JACOB LEVIN. Aucr1oNEEn.
James u Adams rs. John Kleckley.-Vnds,.
0ecree Of Me CIRCUIT Court, sitting in Equity.
w JANUARYnext, before the Court Houae
3p. M,
An that LOT Of LAND, situate near the city
Camden Road; butting and bounding to the
North on the Camden Road; East by the lands
OF DR.: John Wallace; and to the south and
west by lands OF the est, to Of Robert Latta;
containing four acres, more or less.
Terms cash. The purchaser to nav for pa-
pers RS and nd stamps. D. B. MILLER, O. Q. p.
zee AZ NTH
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The way in which De Lesseps won that
new young wife of his is thus explained
by Paris letter: ''He had brought to
ladies in France q great number of Jeri-
cho roses, and was distributing them at
an evening party. He stopped before the
young brunette, who is now Mrs. De L., g,
and said: 1t is not in my power to make
this rose bloom afresh [every one knows
the legend of the Jericho rose], but ex-
press a desire in accepting it, and 1
swear that it shall be accomplished. I
desire-whatever you wish,' murmured
the young girl. well, said De Lesseps,
i wish You to be my wife And she is. ~
The weak and emaciated mother says:
''My health and strength is restored by
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BIrrRps. N21
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelrv

n THE undersigned moet respectfully
RA. informs his patrons, and the public in
d. general, that he has received a we'll &C.
iected assortment of fine Watches, Jewelry
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eyeglasses of
every focus, to suit all oyos. Above mentioned
articles will be sold AT reasonable prices. All
work connected with this line will be executed
in the best woremanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. W. WEHRHAN
, Plain street opposite Mr. Berrys Furniture
Rooms. Oct 07
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Christmas and New Year Gifts.

PRYAN & McCARTER have large and ele-
I'D giant variety Of small WRITING DESKS:
Dressing Cases; 100 styles Of PHoroaRApH
ALBUMS; PORTFOLIOS; Chessmen; Backgam-
mon Boards; Pocket Knives, from 25 cents to
So 90; GOLD PENS and PENCIL CASES; Paper
Knives for tho desk and pocket; new kind
stands; Croquet and other Games; Paint
Boxes, al sizes; ENdRAvINas; Stereoscopcs.
Also, an elegant assortment OF the ENGLISH
and AMERICAN POETS, in small and lar>e vo.
new illustrated Books and Toy Books. for
children. FINE BIBLES, PRAESy ,booKs; Hymn
Books for all denominations, TJa>.occo and
Vovet Binding.
~ Call and look over our stock Dec %
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- Household gsrntiure.

Be Q. @. PEI1OTTO C SON.
THIS tIhursdayl MORNING, December 80.
1862. ss 10 O'Clock. precisely, at our Auction
noom, We will cell, without reserve, the fol-
iowing neatly kept Furniture and House
BEDSTEADS, Rocking Chairs,
arm Chairs, Mahogany Tables,
Washstands, Mattresses,
Cane Seat Chairs, Eight-day Clock.
Andirone, Shovels and Tongs.
Fender, Window Shades,
Biankets and Comforts, Goblets and Basins.
&c Conditioiia cash. Sale positive.
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Domestic News.

New YORK, December 29.-It is re-
ported that Cresswell has contracted with
the Williams &c Guion and National
Steamship Companies for carrying the
Atlantic mails.
ST.. LOUIS, December 29-25O Chinese
departed by the steamer Mississippi, to
work on Texas railroads.
RICHMOND, December 29.-The State
Central Committee of the seeding wing
of the Republican party has prepared q
bill, to be submitted to Congress, pro-
viding that the Legislature shall m eet
and take only the oath prescribed in the
fourteenth amendment, and go on to
elect State officers and judges; after
which, it shall adjourn, and its work be
submitted to Congress, and, if approved,
the State then to be admitted.
DR.. James Dove, we'll known physi-
clan, died to-day.
New ORLEANS. December ga
large number of vessels from foreign
ports, with cargoes, have arrived, among
them the new steamship kStatesman, of
the New Orleans and Liverpool line.
CHARLESTON, December 29.-Arrived
-gun-boats Standish and Triana, Tybee;
schooner s. e. Woodberry, Baltimore.
Sailed-steamer Charleston, New York
steamer Marmors, Liverpool; bark
Maria, Liverpool; brig Pauletta, BARGE
Iona; schooner B. N. Hawkins, Boston.
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Celebration of Emancipation

TNHE various Republican Clubs OF tho city
i and vicinity will form in procession at 9
in front of Janney's Hall, and, headed by the
Band, will proceed to the Capitol Grounds by
the following route: Up Assembly street, to
Washington street: through Washington to
Richardson street; up Richardson street, to
Lumber street; through Lumber street, 10
Sumter street: down Sumter to the State
House. The Hon. VIM. Johnston will act as
Chaplain. Tue Hon. r. B. Elliot will read the
Emancipation Proclamation, and Orations
will be delivered by tho following gentlemen:
Hon. W. B. Nash Hon. F. J. Moses, Jr., Hon.
I. j. Robertson. Hon. j. l.. Neagle and Rev.
David Pickett.
Chief Marshal Charles Mirort Assistant
Marshal-Wm. Simons.
The public generally are invited to partici-
pate. 8. B. THOMPSON,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
JOHN L. ROBERTSON, Secretary. Dec 80
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Annual Meeting of Columbia Gas Light
Company.

FVNIE annual meeting of Stockholders in the
J. Company, will take place THIS DAY. the
30th instant, at II o'clock NJ, in the City
Council Hall. JACOB LEVIN
Secretary Columbia Gas Light Company
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Wnshangton News.

WAsHINaTos. December 29.-The
Morning Chronicle says, the statement
sent from this oisy 60 the New York ITi-
6yne. and published in that paper OF
yesterday, imputing certain views and
purposea on, the Cuban question, are ut
terly without foundation.
Z. Internal revenue receipts to-day,
$32O,00O. ,,gl ., 'I1
Richardson, the Assistant Secretary of
shs Treasury. positively vacates his posi-
ton on the lat Of January.
Senator Pratt, of Indiana, has re-
signed. a-5
Is! &c is now said that the decrease in the
public debt will hardly reach So, 600, 600.
The agricultural report is just out,
and makes the cotton crop 2,7OO.OOO
ommon bales.
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To Shippers of Cotton.

10 oHIppeTs OF C0tt0n.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE G. & @. r. r.,
COLUMBIA, g. c., DEcEMpsR 18, 1869.
nN and after the lat January, 1870, an addi-
~ tional charge Of fifty cents per bale. will
be made to the present rates on all cotton
shipped over tho Greonviie and Columbia Rail-
road, irrespective of distance, that is bound
with rope, instead OF iron hoops and ties.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
Dec 18 46 II. p. HANIMETT, President
E6- Papers publishing by agreement with
the Company. will publish three times.
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
RICHARD BARRY, Proprleto,
Special Notice.
Final Notice.

nN WEDNESDAY, 29th December, instant,
" final settlement Of the estate of tho late
Major JAMES O'HANLON, will be- made at the
office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
mands against the said estate are hereby noti-
fled to present tho same to the Executors on
or before the said Goth December, or he forever
barred. SAMUEL l.. JONES,
JESSE REESE,
Executors.
COLUMBIA, y. c., Deo. 8. 1869. Dcc9t
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eiE6xen,

$. =, kiNdsTots. JAAIAiCA. .December &C.,
aae alarah has besn disestabl blished and
d1sendeved, and many olergymen have
resoftsd TO manual labor for o livelihood.
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School Notice,
Cockpit at the Exchange House.

49,
"A THE undersigned informs the
lovers OF fCOCK-FIGHTING, that 10
EysAHA has completed PIT, on his pre-
VSSVAo sT misses; and promises that the most
s\NSMSaA perfect order shall bo maintained.
&.A.sMA number of gentlemen, with fine
Chickens, have already arrived, and
many others are expected. The fighting will
commence on CHRISTMAS DAY. A WELSH
MAIN-sixteen entries-will be fought on
Tuesday, the 2Sth H. FRANKLIN,
Doc ~ Proprietor.
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DRY GOODS!
new STORE and NEW GOODS.

W|E take pleasure in announcing to the
Wv public, that we have this day opened a
fine stock OF DRY GOODS, of every descrip-
tion, and shall always have OH hand fine
assortment Of all the various Goods appertain.
Our Dress Goods Department
Shall always be replete. with the latest styles
OF OF Silks, satins, Poplins. Plaids, Empress
Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in all
colors, Prints Of all grades and makes.
~ Table LINENS, in all styles, Damasks.
Towel towels, Napkins, Doyies and Diapers Of
In JEANS, OAssIMEREs, BROADCLOTHs.
DOEskiNs, we shall always have complete
In BLEACHED GOODS, sHEETINGs and
SHiRIlNGS, and in BROWN COTTONs, NO
shall offer great Inducements
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR,
collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, fine SO.
lection and bargains.
hno assortment Of NOTIONS on hand
Call and see us, at the New Store, In Diercks'
new building, under the old Kinsler Hall
Deo1 Smo 8. w. PORTER & co.
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Diamonds.
HAVE just received by Express a fine a.
Il sortment of DIAMOND JEWELRY-Rines
from $40 to $3.50. WILLIAM GLAZE.
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Fine Gold Watch Chains
nP all the latest styles, for Ladies and Gen.
~ tlemen, for sale by WILLIAM GLAZE.
Dec 16
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Frsah Norfolk Oysters, >
DEOEIvED EVERY DAY, and fsmilies can
le) be supplied In any quantity, at
Nov a J. r.. HEfSE'S RESTAURANT
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DR.. THOMAS T. MOORE,
Payment Of Interest.

Nsi ~ J::,:sj JJ::jj Isl. 34lts:t Stt sa
y a IS ga, ,.22SnS:i NsI-tt;aSS e.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-24

a CITIZEN of Evansville, hith-
ertO highly respected, living in APP
parent peace and happiness, with a
wife aRd children, a prominent church
and Sunday School worker, was aston
ished, few days ago, by the appear
ance of wife and four children from
some distant locality where he had
formerly resided, and where he had
abandoned his family. The astound-
ed bigamist made tracks for parts IN
known. Wife No. 2 is proposing to
follow him. These facts are stated
to us by citizen of Evansville. We
suppress names for the sake of two
families of innocent children, who
should not be made to suffer unnec-
essarily for their fathers crime.-T
II. E.cpress.
The Erpress, we think, is the VIC
tim of rumor. We have endeaVored
to ascertain the foundation for it, but
can get hold of nothing tangible. The
gentleman concerning whom the story
has been put in circulation. did not
make tracks for parts unknown"
He left our city for Minnesota, and
his departure was known to all his
neighbors and friends. Since his de-
parture, he has been corresponding
with several parties in this city. So
that part Of the story we know to be
false in part, we guess it is false
throughout. The first wife and four
children have not put in an appear
ance, so far as we can learn.
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CHEYENNE, WYOMING TER.
Septemher LIS 800

My last letter was from Omaha
written just before the departure Of
the train for Sacramento. At nine
O'Clock a. n, promptly, the conductor
announced the customary "Au
aboard" and we were off for the
Pacific coast. The train consisted Of
one mail, express, and baggage car
each. three first class passenger
coaches and three Pullman palace
sleeping cars-nine cars in ala
heavy load for one engine on the m
grade which it had to surmount a.
once after leaving Omaha.
Before noticing the couptrv ovar
which we have Travelled the pasf tweol
ty-four hours, let rs take q Iootr -
our companions in this longest ra;i
road ride in the world. A Pullman
Palace Gar IS so comfortable and
makes US fee so much at home We
are little inclined to stir much beyond
it even on a Two thousand mile trim
So a glance at the occupants of the
Denver Pullman will suffice as a
sample of the rest of the train. One
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Remarkable sprInp

From the Lansing tsIich,) Republican
In attempting to bore ! soIt vii ~
g.: Louis, Gratiot County, in this
2tate, spring OF fresh water was
tapped, az depth of a little more
than two hundred feet, which throws
out water at the rate of two hundred
gallons per minute. This water is
thrown some distance above the
ground; and the first thought of the
people Of that village was that if thew
mad failed in obtaining a salt we'll,
they had secured the means of pro-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-24

THERE are no retail liquor saloons
in this place at present. Six appliea-
tons were made to the Commission
ers for license, at their recent term,
two of which were refused, and two
were granted license, but appeal
bonds were filed in each case, one to
the Common Pleas and the other to
the Circuit Court. One applicant
withdrew his application, and one
failed for want Of persecution
Princeton Clarion.