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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-16

THE City Council of indianapolis
has fixed the rate of taxes for the
coming year as follows:
For city purposes the levy is ninety
cents; for school purposes, ten cents
for interest on railroad bonds, eight
cents; poll tax, for general and school
purposes, seventy FIVE cents. The
total levy is one hundred and eight
cents on the one hundred dollars.
Last year the levy wa one hundred
and one cents, without ny tax what
ever for the paymer of railroad
bond interest, so that N the general
levy the rate is made one cent lower
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A MOnEI. HOUGE-

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ming q special study. One built last sea-.
son has proved a model Of con uVerleH
beauty, and economy. Descriptive cI
lars of Plans, Views etc, with genera
formation OF value 20 all, sent free.
dress with stamp or script AZ convent
GEO. j. COLBY, Architect, Waterb
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t'Iu ihrr rice for thrr anpr h. rrricHt 1rCr' II
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ANINrrn AnnANOEMnNr.
Shlprlna.
A NcuoR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,

a NNAioh LINZ FhSSArE fiN hhf"'
10 and rom any Halfway Station 10 Great Britain Ir-.
ar'. norway. >wcIrn, Denmark, G"rm10y, Holland.
Pelrium. and The United states, bVsteancrs sai!ag
weekly tor sA'e
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(NTN OH NEW YORK;, DEFAKTNENT
~ OF FINANCE, bureau uf tHc hec'iver OF Taxes.
Court Hou-e, Park, 81 tuam0crs a., Oct H. Ri0-NO
TICE 10 1ANPAA Els Notice ~ hereby gwen thai
tue assessment rolls booss real and pcryonsl
and individual shareholders OF bank stock
tue year 1870 have been delivered 10 me. and that all
taxcA are now due and pa, abs AZ THIS ohicc.
raVmcnt thereof can be nlade between tie hours OF
"a. NJ. aud2P.M NJ. A deduction. ~ ihc rate OF per
cent per anuum. calculated ron the dltc Of naynent
to the ist diy OF Dec -nbor will made all taxes
paid previous TO the 1t Of Noyenher
REGNAi.D SMl Tll. Receiver.
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Sinantla,.
E or, nTnE oTlIIRp AVENUE

OTFicE &kEiLRThstbE RTstbE coTIltitttEqpo AVENUE
TutRD AVkSUE. B-TNsr ~ SINtY rtrru ASD)
SINr'. stNrH sIIkkrr,
NEW OgL, NCI. -. lSsl.
1he stockholders Of thus nfnpanN herCbt not'-
ned that ue annua mcetng for tue elect on OF Directors
ami lus pectois Cf Else on To- thc wi be
held NJ this Office WEDNESDAY. Nov. next
The polls vii open at aud close at 4. NJ ot that
day.
frnrsfeI booSs OF the Company Will be closed fIom
Oct 90 to Nov. 10 next, in glusiVc,
CHARLES = ARTHUR Sec
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Qroposals.
nEPNETMENT OF PUBLIC NORns,
~ 2S' BkQApHAl,

hEPAElmENT OF ~ uiit NORhS,
TO CONrRAC rolls
Title Sf lHf @o%S aud !Ge ls' Fs9s q ,9s ba@asf @
SSIEssq %SRk As Ss'3G qa kDyERsfHES VII ri be re-
eeiyed At ,hi; once pptl MONDAl, Oct. 81, AT II
NO tcr pevnE Clg ,trce IRON John stree, to
er TsyS T,. FFoltyd s,Isc zen fm Tpr
avoaue TO Fourth aycaue, VITA Improved NicoI-on
NoS bor payiPs Tinyooh street. rom E,-nih ave.
Hudson SS1 vcT VITA Reson roycment' t'"" "''''' "
Not For p}yng IhryHrst str''t. from second
No 8 For PAWN, NaucE street, itoi Fr,nSin street
to G%Fs S1 ses, ss,S4 Tn sSys sSsa2 PaySSn from,
Madison avenue ~ Fn,h avenue, with D-!s.An pave.
Nsi FeI Psy!nr Fttyni2ih street rom Tenth ave.
SO. 3 For paving l,car ,rc',. NON Nnllcaall street
20 Coeui,e' slIp win Belgium pav l-at
Norfolk s,rt :, Win B,siap nav, Ii,at
rn2 S' nsiy Sb '?p ,r ey.aHs gs} t%'
iortysee9nd aud sNyegllh tug.. ,srl scy.,y.
~. II. For sewer IN nrsg eyeunc De'wcrn one u7s.
80. i! Fof sewer IN Fourth ayonnc, between One
llundre ald Iwrni,L Llin Aul one hundit4 aGA ih'
No. s. rcr sewer in Avennc 4, hctwroi sovsn,r.
nlHth snd lleily 50 ia street.. I'm hr e,. p,.
ana SurnE street,, aud basins "a L-uieus street. h'
No.l9 or sewer IN ChryStic stree, between Deian.
s. q For sewer in Fo1yfOurth street, between
street be %rc S sfSr Sra ~ syen SeS "narSp Hd an ye
No j. Tor regulating, GRADING, curn, aud gutter,
LlGhiysiIt6 ami Ninety.rin'n streets
10 H. e., rcgnlllae giAlgg .nr9 an euttgr. AMI
nntN AND, one Hundred And f,ith ft-crts.
nnrgng MAaisor Gyenne lSctt1a u. hc'wcel on
lnddlcd and Fhth and one iiundrca ana l''enti,th
No q. Tor rcrulstns. grazing curn ard gutter md
dreoth ana One hundred Hui rwoDtv nd strtes.
30. F. For r'gulat NJ, adtn. euro Hul gutter and
nagylna ,cvent, nird street, between Lisuth hvelu'
No o tor cnrD, cutter AMI na.rlng Tlshty.sixth
street pc wccn First avenue ana tNt l,rer.
jackson sad on rsrs streets aid Uorear, stcst nom
Bank iornH Of proposals ths spec 6cnton. Aul
rSferMtnh me prop,T cnyelouee ~ WHICH 10 enciosc
WILLIAM NJ iNTEnn.' '"'''
-, ~, a. ConmssiOncg oi fubIc MOIks
SSEWEE,A.GEEo o0EFILCE, 81, en-. pEHMk-
hiSS'oNERS' 'r4G HrnMInh Er@%9i&,,}N oct o. $50.
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iHrsdNy thC Gln DAY q pcccmn,r nOAt.st /! oilocs
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way 10 II alseV tucol urougn linl ev .ircct nv,
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fI'cHs c 10 A2nc aye 9% 6g ad e ,r M
l, S az he he r, !" c S"9 NJ e." o to- MHar@l
1onrn Wco'ons street 70 ,9I ncTe., roaaway 70
"o,' hoHur.n DIVISION Ilra'Agr DrtrCt No bi, on
llt,s ,rnt ,pcc'rca'l'n' may h- seen and form. NJ
c. GrH +, r,o I"il 9n APPLICATION al the En'
40 uop,sai will he ree vel ur'ps made IN .,tt
f,rn, w'omnnn rd by ne 'itnpturc or two rcsn ~.
,'' icl o., % a"y au"''Ied IN tnc manner ana iorm
., ne 'omnt tiouCrsIc,egyc to N u.cyc, t,c rlr,
T'or-', The mterc', oin55S ctv o''" ''''''' 30
& 4 Iii,aIT{lsSrE' commissioners.
OEf'ClE~, TUE CnMMl~SIoNrr~ or
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2st,o,car.

A STroLOCER MARS Is no ca.voyant OF
- N.. IrNtt tIuusl lrOul scltutlNc IIIuCiplcs hr
o. 'tH ' uItul' Ol Npur Whu't ic 90 truu ihtt hIs
VI .'t l'|' vi HuNIE- wonder. lie cnrrHs speedy
ntu'1't '"''rr tNIn amy en- hyms, 81 1hud uV,
htiNrrn ih"nnd lHhsN lail's Nnd rtnts h0c. 10 81,
A STROLOCINT.-NSp MORROW, seventh
~ d"u.ht1 lvl. wi Ncil s0l 9 iit 90 lrl toe flur
eNrnN NrN 1unph'v CEn do al you WISH Nu gcnta
Hi't|.r nls. ~ EHst nunstul ~, baIpt lstR nv.
A ~, " 10 " ISu tn CaU. on tlr ,r , oiiF.uul
~ ''lfN .tNofJu' N ~ ClT Ii % ltr .Wofr mat
J." hNs removed ht ,nlcr irlu tUi NU' lNh % 10 %
west l'l I u'd wul tl'd - 5000 r,s oi customers,
(LLrNN Carypy,t lpu .,ed tol.ll.li..tt ust.
NA''pu Hc p'NHrI si.i su' n'1ts ih'W'ili IN trug.
4 OOh UEWE'-Ns armuns Mad, EO,s te,s
cNutN lhuE he name of tt' aud That
UIct NHNlr ttNtF fucriN tIarraFrs br att t1Ertnrr
U'" long srIl,.'l SHOWS ic laou"as uf the one vOu
marry. 'l West 80. s between ltOabNnT and IN tS.
SfADA1iE. ~ Is'I, Medical and nus,aes. C,alr.
Nh vo'.uL '3l We, til q near b,hW
NgADAFI rGETEW, s.c,c". the bcst in tho
IVA HuIl4 cuIsul h"t lor everything. :! atn ay n,ur
litN I'r' +t pgrnN. lchr numurrs.
MADAME ROSA, rrvrl natural claryoyant re
Ter. 81, " Na'" W.
Re ADAhE JONES, roitunc Tcucr-sae has no
NA cnual u '"'wwoi a. Laue., ,Oc grn,.' a wv
fINiE oIglnl Madame ~ tuN, Snirltnni. /. surcIr
marriage, HfO fih nv. bet 12d and 2ltn stg ~ -
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Sa6jnls Eansa
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
Sun BUILDING, opposite CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
INTEREST CoMMENCEs EVERY MoN1H
SIX PR CKNT PEEANNUA R-x OF euN ETNNiFNr TAX.
oNE DOLLAR WILL rEGlN ~ ACCOUNT
limited number OF SPECIAL ACCOUNTS VII be
ooened azl lhterest allowed on the da'y balances.
Chetks paid at sgat and without t. pass book, tbs
department oay.
open dairy 10 to AMI Moaday and saturday even.
iugs fIom44 to ca O'Clock.
CuAs. X. GRAHAM. Prcsideat.
g. II. BENEDICT. Secretary.
NRW YORK SAVINGS BASh. sth av.. cor
~ OF lith st-siN Per Cent lutcrcst pa1 ou an
runs from $S to ij.oo. Depos.s made on or a,.sre
Nov will draw Interest frUA NOy.i. Aaicts, s! as
@aOj. 'urpius, SliSle'
nNE PER CENT. extra Interest On mosey Dc.
pUstcd on or Uetuse NOV L. a. Dine savings bauy,
Not. ard Broadway, near ,e fctrius y Niautbnr-h
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A - % Ir-"I eUl ~ f00- . Vt.r|r-I at IIc
ID tht Dr.. t.tH.u. tu-.r. Ar.It r.l.... ..cAy.t
tnd Van h-3.' r.. seutr f7OoAyr, oH' h,lS uon
hgnutoH Hy. I'r.t.
The sun., 1870-10-27

4 NERTISt; OF thc N ,tthew T. brennan Assocls.
~ ton Of the Twenty tCnnd ward. held at their
head1usrtcrs. Washington Hail. sth av. between ATTN
aEd 4s s's., TUESDAY evening, oct. q. II was
motion Resolved. That John =. Greene be and he Il
hereby nominated a. the can tdats of sad Association
f,r member OF Neemh'v. aud that john + Hottma mn
be noulLa Tor ihH osc OF sch lo Trustee Adopted
unanunonsy. ard with immcpsr enthnsiNsm.
JAMES T.. COULTER Chairman.
PATPrcN Ort,,,. secretary.
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westerly to Nesl street uy " 4 nirg ro,,,.,n Al ,.t
le.c place 10 NCs 'itr'L
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ftm-lN.

"A HIGHEST PRICES-wors given out TO
pay lor sowing instl.insnts: instruc.
X lns free HLAKE a POSD, ig9 sIh ST., between
Nfo AL NJ nd
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@Inl,>...Nlal,s.

En GOOD ,E.rti.rAsr. wsn,,l a. 10 last Bro.4.
D'' N.., o. 30, 80 60. rto.c.
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Ffa .NNG RHM CAROL IN N,as., ~
BENEFICIAL ASsOCIATIONt!
ITO bo drawn in the Theatre, at Wilmington,
N Mepa"y @ @SspSSary Snybs,a ble 1S7 il r. ,o
Whecl-110 Prizos drawn.
Capital Prize, $4,000
WHAT TIE CRY PRESS SAL

WHAT 1HE CIII IHESS Si I.
PRIZE DRAwiNG.-Quite crowd assembled
at the Theatre, yesterday noon, to witness tho
Grand Drawing Of tho North Carolina Bcne-
fetal Association. There wero 100 prizes in
all, and little rolls of papor separating these
were placed in a wheel on one sido, whilo the
tickets were in another wheel opposite to the
former. Between the two was a table, at
which sat the judges and MIR. John London
Commissioner. The wheels were made with
glass sides, 30 that everything within them
could DO seen, and were securely locked, until
the drawing began. This was dono by means
of two little boys, who were securely blind
folded, one drawing a number from one of tho
wheels and tho other the prize to correspond
with it. There is no question but that tho
drawing was done in a perfectly fair and just
manner.- Wilmington Daily Journal, Dec. 2.
The GRAND DRAWING YEsTERDAY.-Th
grand single number distribution of the North
Carolina Beneficial Association, which took
place at the Theatre yesterday, at o'clock,
was the all-absorhing theme during the day
The drawing took place in public, a commit
tee having been selected from the audit nco
to act with tho Commissioners in keeping an
account of the same, and to see that it Was
conducted fairly. Quite respectable crowd
WAS present to witness the drawing Tho fol-
lowing numbers drew tho principal prizes:
No. 1910, $4,000; No. COOS, $4,000; No 5776
g, ,50O No. 2S42. 81, 900; No. 14O7, 50. 900; No.
44l2, 81, 600; No. 1486, $500. The Certificate
No. 1407 was sold to a citizen of Wilmington,
N. O. Wilmington Morning Star, Dec. 2.
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H E i g E3,5
BAZAAR AND CONFECTIONERY

For useful things and things for sport,
The curious people here resort.
LNNTIRELY new stock of TOYS and FANCY
IA ARTICLES for tho Holidays. Varieties
too numerous to mention.
CANDIES manufactured daily
CAKES of all kinds plain and ornamented.
Also, full stock French CONFECTIONERY.
Almonds, and full line of assorted Nuts
Lemons. Oranges, Cocoanuts, kc. Fruit of
all kinds during the season. Nov 10
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r E A D T HIS .

TNiIE suhsci ihci would rc, y, c!nlly call the
Il attention OF those in want Of goods in his
line. to the large and well selected stock how
on hand. consisting. in Fart. Of:
Marble ana Slate Mantle liccts,
Coal and Wood Crates,
Coal iIods, Shovcls, Pukcrs and SiItcrs
Blower Stands, Fronts for Crates,
Fire Dogs, Sh"vcls snd TonEs
Coffee Mills and Cuflcc Rosters.
Meat Cutters and Sausage StntErs,
Charcoal and Plain Smoothing. .lrn.,s
Galvanized and Plated Iron Sinks
EARTIES, WARE.
Drain Pipes, Tile licaris.
Fire lies for Crate and Iakcrt Ovens
rI.UMMING GOODS.
Marble ash-Stands. Slabs and Backs,
Water Closets, Lead Pipe and Shce! Lead,
Plated and Erass WatcrFauccts.
TIN-wARE.
\ large assortment of Plain, Stamped Plan
ishrd and Japaned Ware.
STOVES.
Pailor and Office Stoves, for Wood and Coal.
ALSO,
large supply of tho celebrated COTTON
PLANT, and other pattrrnsO of Cooking Stoves,
and large supply of House Furnishing Hard
ware, too numerous to mention.
Nov APAI.MER
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Is Cents for Cotton.

INT ESSRS. LORICK & LOWRANCE having
NI- purchased the right to manufacture
John G.. Hams improved SEED and MANURE
DROPPER, for Richland, would call the attcn.
ton of all farmers using fertilizers and re-
quest an examination OF this planter-thc
best and most perfect ever yet invented; hav-
ing taken the premium at tho Georgia and
Alabama State Fairs. The undersigned are
prepared to furnish any quantity OF Flows.
Cotton Planters and Plow Handles, al low
figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple-
ments on hand. LORICK & LOWRANCE.
Dec
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Executive Department,

STATE TNEASUNY UFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. December Is, 1870.
TUlHE "FIRE LOAN STOCK" OF the State,
IL amounting to tsS0i, ,4i3 59) three hun
dred and four Thousand four hundred and
forty-three dollars and eighty-n ,e cents, due
in 1870. will be paid. on and after December
9b, 1870. at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company, in Columbia, and ut the
Banking HCuso OF II. Fl. Kimpton, Financial
Agent S. c., No. Nassau street, New York.
NILES q. PARKER,
Dec 20 State Treasurer OF s. G.
go Sumter Ne,cs, Abbevie Press and
Banner, Anderson InteUi9encer and Yorkyille
Enquirer CODY.
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MALAR1OUS DISEASES GENEKALI.,
FEM ALICS

SAVANNAH. March 1G, 1S7G.T
Mf*SrS. Jacob LiII7ndn ii Ero., Sa aca,,,th,
Gn.--GENTs: have hct.re me your esteemed
letter of the 18th inst, containing various
documents relative to your German Bitters."
After careful examination / must confess
that your Bittcrs is really what you represent
it to be, an old German recipe of DR.. Mitch
crlich. of Berlin. PRUSSIA. 1t will no loubtb)
excellent Tor dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is good preventive of
rhill- aud fever. find il to he q most de-
iightful aud pleasant st"macEic. remain
yours truly, lSiSnedl AUG. L. WETrEE.
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Executive Department,

INEaDOUI
COLUMBIA S. c., December l, 1870.
FVNHE Interest falling due on tho Coupon
to the 1st of January, 1871, will be paid in
GOLD, on and after that date, at the Office of
Il. II. kIMPTON, Financial Agent of the
State, No. Nassau street, New York, and at
this Office.
The interest falling duo on tho Registered
Stock of the State to January /, 1871, will be
paid in GOLD, on and after that dato, at the
Treasury Office only. NILES G. PARKER,
Dec Treasurer State South Carolina
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kIEKLA"D Mills, GA, March 20, 1870.
MrSSTS. Jncob LII'm"m IL Ero., UrHyaiS.S,
Sdc6mnnh, Gd.- GENTLtMES: | have nitro
duccd your Great G' rInan l;itttrs here to my
customers and fricn!A, and find better salo
for il than any haze ever Kept before. Those
VIII" have trlcd 1t approve Of It very highly
and do not hesitate Ill say ing that it l.. far
superior in value to ANY oilIrr I;iit,ra Low in
use. Yours, respectfully. W. kirkland.
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Hardy Solomon & Co..

HAVING entered into tho manufacture of
ILL BRICK and QUARRYING Of GRANITE,
of their new patent Brick Machines, capable
OF turning out from 40, 900 to GO, 600 bricks per
day, are now prepared to mako contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
desired Apply to HARDY SOLOMON. at hi.
store, or At the South Carolina Bank and
Trust company. Sept 3
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Carriage Materials.

CONSISTING in part OF HUBS,
oAlE4yS >Spokes, Felloes, Shafts. Wheels
EHs Poles, Bolts, &alleable Castings,
Leather. Dash Leather, Pntent and Enamelled
Cloth, Oil Carpet, Lining Nails, Springs,
A1lcs, Fire and other Iron, Dash Frames,
Paints, Oils, Carrirge Yarnishes, &C., &c.
Our stock of theee goods 20 second to none in
Columbia, and those desiring to purchase,
DW saUe money by calling on
Sept II j. & II. r. AGNEW.
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Executive Department.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE

COLUMBIA, S. c., December l, 1870.
IL tranefer and conversion of Stocks and
Bonds will bo closed on and after tho 18th
instant until the 1st proximo, for convenience
in preparing statement Of interest due to
January /, 1871. NILES G.. PARKER,
Dec Z Treasurer State South Carolina.
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"Gentlcmen of the jury" charged
Western Judge, 'iu this case, counsel
on both sides are nnintelligible, the wit
ncsses Oh both sides are incredible, and
the plaintiff and defendant are both such
characters that to mo it is Indifferent
which way you give u verdict"
An exchange says: Mrs. Bloomer
writes that "the woman suffragists are
making the fur fly in Iowa" So are the
cats in our back yard, but that's all it
amounts to.
A Boston girl says: "What is home
without mother" while the old lady is
mending her daughters stockings.
There is something sweet in those old
songs.
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Notice.

TENNE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK would
Il call tho attention of the public to ;hc fact
that they are transacting Il GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS, and extend the suai accom-.
mndations IL business men and others, who
favor them with their accounts
Oct % A. G. BRENIZER Cashier
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A WHOLE DEMOCRATIC FAMILY IN THE
LEGISLATURE The election returns from
the several Counties of Jefferson, Pu-
laski, Massac and Marion, show that the
Caseys have made sort of family affair
of the next Illinois Legislature. To
begin with, we have that rugged, old
fashioned, Incorporating Democrat,
Major Sam Casey, who holds over as
State Senator from the Third District.
Next comes his younger brother, DR.. N.
r. Casey, as Representative from Pulas-
XII and Massac--an equally sterling
Democrat, and All excellent gentleman
Then we have Colonel Tom Casey, n
still younger brother, the genial, iovial
and brilliant Democratic Representative
elect from staunch old Jefferson County
And lastly, in order, turns up Captain
Samuel Dwight, u nephew Of the gentle
man named, rs the intelligent young
Democratic Representative from Marion
County. Old Zadoc Casey, of such
pleasant memory, did tremendous
work in his time, in the way of popu-
lating this State with Democrats, and it
may be that when the Legislative roll is
called in Springfield, this winter, an
additional dozen or two Of the tribe will
put in an Appearance US Senators or
Representatives. - Cen,aIa (W } Demo-
cr0I
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Wlplr,ale Agent! for state Of south CARROLL
ma DOWlE, NOISE ~ DAVIS, HENRY BIS
GiiOFF * co, Gi.N It's Il MIrrE *TEF-
FEAS, WERNER & QUICKER, Charicton.
Depot i'll Columbia, S. g., at GEIGER 4
MCGREGORS. Druggists June 1,i!
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1IO PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN:

Whole Tickets, $500; Halves, $3.50;
Quarters, S1.25.
a6- Send money by Post Olfice Order or
Registered Letter.
For information and orders. address
w. II. GERKEN, General Agent,
p. o. Box SO.
Principal Office, II Second street.
JOHN LONDON. Commissioner.
Dec 13 1mO