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LI HECHLER. JR.. Il BROTHERS,

Y HECHLER, JR:, n BRUTHERs,
Y Q Nos. Is, 20 and 80 FIRST MARKET, hay
ing at great expense reftted their establish
mcnt and addsd every improvement that the
experience of fifteen years could DEVISE take plea
sure in announcing to their friends and the public
gene rally that they now prepared to furnish to
tue trade and consumers every DESCRIPTION 49, or
SAUSAGE and PUDDINGS BACON, LARD,
and every article found In their line. Speclal at
tention given to the making of sausage for The
southern market. Thankful for the patronage OF
pltcation to business to merit thu continuance Of
the same. a,,ouurpo
M 1o-rndlm
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Pcsfmistress Vsn.Lew Interviews ,"
the President.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-P ostmistress Van
Lew, of Richmond, had conference with
the President to. day regarding her position.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE c.
I to inform their friends and the public E1aa
generally that they have just returned from 49,
F tIs SrOCk UF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND
JEWEiRY,
and would lie glad to have thcc friends give them
4 call. -
We have on hand very large assortment OF
SI'kCTACLES to suit all ages and conditions.
The senior fatters himself, after thirty years
experience in fitting glasses he has an advan-
tage that all who profess TO have not.
3ADIES' GOLD WATCHES for SIS and $40,
Warranted, L. KERSEY son,
No. 1911 Main street, opposite
oc 3l-lw* St. Charles Hotel.
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Foreign R1arkets-[BY TELEG

LONDON, Nov. s. Eoon.-Consols, 93. Bonds
saMSp5
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-Noon.-Cotton opens quie
aud steady; uplands, asd. orleans. es
Erenipq Cotton quiet; uplands, otGesd; Or
leans aa(fQsd. sales, 10 bales eXports spccula
ton to Cumberland so bales.
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pHILADEL I.Hd1 RI RICH &SGaR
SHIP LINE-FOE PHILADEL PIiIA TWICE A
WEEK:-Steamers HORFoLK, EMPIRE, and j.
delphla every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and Richm ond every MONDAY and THU AI !,
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
days), cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
New Orleans piG southern Mail Steamship Line
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
moderate rates, ".E ~ z
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
staterOom, 90.
w. p. PORTER, Agent .a
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WIN. z. CLYDE O. CD, Agents,
No. ID North Wharves, and
ses No. e South Whsrves Philadelphia.
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NOTICE To ALL WHOM IT MAY
~ CONCERN.-The undersigned, executor oil
Edmund Zen aine, deceased, Will apply to me Ere;
COMPANY for ce tcates for four shares or the CAP
ital stock OF i'd company standing III the name
OF Edmund Fontaue upon the books OF said COM
pany the certificate heretofore Issued to him by
the said comp any having been lost or destroyed Ut
thc burning OF his houe In October, 1867, no ctrt-
fIcate for said stock having been found among his
naners or elsewhere. r. II. FONTAINE,
90 % Iawem Executor.
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E,RESH GROCERIES!
J. FRESH GROCERIES! +!
81 bags JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO COZ
FEES
80 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
hcg,hcads PUETO RICO SUGARS,
ID hogshcads BACON-siies and Shoulders,
100 barr els and half barrels HERR1NGS,
50 cases prime Cutting and ENGLISH DIAL
RY CHEESE,
80 barrels SYRUPS anu MOLASSES,
100 boxes SOAP.
HAMS, RICE, SALT, PEPPER, SHOT,
TEA, &C.,
so barrels WhISKEY, Told Bumgardner &C.,
80 cases Green Seal and R0terer CHAMPAGNE,
g t-casss SL ERRY and FRENCH BRANDY,
ALE@, PORTER, APPLE BRANDY, RUM, &c.
In store and receiving daily.
no l-2w CHAMBERLAYNE 4 JONES.
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JOBN W. WYATT,
AND COMnIsS;oN MERCHANT,
No. GOVERNOR STREET,
s1CuKoND, VA. PoST-OFEIcE Box 10.
FOB LIVERPOOL k.D szse.
lE8AN LlAL 0F Mall STEAMERS, EkIL1SG
FROM NEW TUEK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First cabin ......,-..aI5l Storage.
To Londoc,.".."... so To London .......--... IS
To raris............ Oh To Paris. ........... 30
Tickets sold TO and from England, Ireland, AM
The Continent, at moderate rates.
o Sos further Gi9s@a'9h apDs a. the company
is broadway, New Yorg; or 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOE NEW YORK. aGs4
OLD OO&IEfoE STEAMSHIP. ASIaSSi&
COMPANY.
The splendid new slde-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, sARAToGA,. NIA GAR A, ALBE.
AARLE, and HATTERAS. leave New York for
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDA ut O'CLOCK
+. III. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, a. high tide.
These ships sre entirely new. They have elegant
saloons snd staternoms. The fare, sccommodas
lions, aud attention, sre unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern aud European ports.
insurance effected, when ordered, AT QUAR-,
TER OF ONE PE& CENT, at the oi1ceg Of this
coIpanv.
For further information apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
myo6 NO. Governor street.
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SYNOD or VIRGINIA.

(EcrortcG for the Dispatch.
Third Day Question Oh
DIVISION EccIslcd.
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DR.J. G. CABELL has removed his resi-
4 deuce and Office to No. e2l Franklin street;
The once OF the Board OF health Is removed 70
the same building. oes-lm'
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NENEhAL LEE.-The finest CHRUMO
VI PORTRAITS OF GEN. LEE and STONE,
WALL JACKSON, size ID by II, oval, published
ano sold by j. HOOVER, so4 Market 81. Phila-
delphta. oc 1i--im
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rsArxROADs..
1870.

sCh DULEf on TRAINS 0VER THE
SHORT LIRE.
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The driver OF carriage, in which an
Indiana woman was on her way to file
q petition for divorce, had drank rather
too much. and by overturniDg the vehi.
ole he thre the woman and broke her
neck, and the bond matrimonial at the
same time.
The two "wild Australian children
are pair of Warrick County Ky
idiots. The Evansville Journal says the
children were apprenticed to the show
man in that city by their father, not
more than three years ago.
Only think of it! We have spent
$3.50, 600, 900 in ten years to fight the
Indians, and they are not subdued yet.
Would not one-half of that vast sum,
expended in making the savages con-
tented and happy, have been q wise in
vestment?-Ne,oY York Express.
Mrs. Nellie Fable, of Scott County, Ind. !,
having mysteriously disappeared from
her homo, her bereaved husband is of
the opinion that his fable was destitute
of moral.
Mr.. E. L. Adams, formerly merchant
of Charleston, accidentally fell into q
we'll, in Sumter, on the 3D., and was in
stantly drowned.
Edward Frost, an elderly and highly
respected colored drayman of Charleston,
died on the Sd.
The Sheriff of Madison County, Iowa,
is only three feet high, twenty-five years
old, and weighs twenty-eight pounds.
The bouquets thrown to Patti at her
last Paris appearance filed eight car
riages.
If you consult your welfare, fail not
to read the advertisement headed "BAD
BLOOD" is
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The attention Of our readers is called to-
day to the advertisement in another column,
preparations that has been used for upward of
u century in enlightened Europe with the
greatest success in tho cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
organs, etc. The proprietors, Messrs. Jacob
Lippman Il Bro, Savannah, Ga, have, at con-
siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining tho
original recipe for making this delightful tast-
in preparing it, the original standard shall be
Kept up. JuEe2
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The best LIVER medicine is HE1S1Tsu's
QUEENS DELIGHT. This wonderful vegetable
and stomach, without impairing the functions
of any other organ. 1t invigorntes, restores
improves tho general condition Of the system;
regulates the Bowels by it's aperient proper
strengthens the digestion and gives tone to the
man. 1t awakens the dull and sluggish Liver
to activity and life. This is, Of all the season.
the time to try it: Go and get bottle from
Heinitsh-you will not regret it. is
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IIpoRTANT DIsCovEnY.-Galileoi invented the
telescope; Columbus discovered new world;
Harvey, the circulation of tho blood, and to
Professor Morse is due the credit OF teaching
the lightning how to talk; but it WAS reserved
to Dr.. j. Bradield to penetrate the mystic
depths OF science, and drag the refrom the
wonder of our century. The victory has been
won, and woman is free!
The sale Of DR.. j. Bradield's Female Regu-
!lator is unprecedented in the history OF popu-
lar remedies, and thousands Of certificates are
coming in from grateful women, throughout
the Union, attesting it's powers and applaud
ing it's untold benefits to their sex, J36
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The Charleston Courier, speaking of
the celebration of the Fourth in that
city, says:
In the morning the First Regiment of
Militia paraded the streets, under their
new officer, Lieutenant of Police and
Colonel w. N. Taft. It was q noticeable
feature that there were in line none of
the old military celebrities. The COM
manding presence of Sam Dickerson and
Joe Green was wanting, and this fact
served to damp the martial bearing of
the patriot soldiers. AS general thing,
the regiment presented very creditable
appearance. The uniforms were somc-
what mixed and incongruous, but tho
arms and accoutrements were in good
order. In tho rear of the line was q
beat company, called, we believe, the
James Island Light Infantry" They
numbered about fifteen men without
arms) and were clad in every possible
variety of uniforms. The lieutenant
bore wooden sword of primitive fash
ion, which was terribly suggestive Of
blood and carnage on small scale, while
the privates looked as though they would
Just rather he back in the cotton fields
About nine o'clock the line halted in
Broad street, and the colonel had a talk
with the men. He complained of their
being too late at rendezvous, but hoped
they would do better in future. He said
that somo discomfort was manifested OF
his appointment. The Governor had
appointed him, and he hoped to merit
their esteem. The parade was then dis
missed.
In the afternoon, at o'clock, o pro-
ccssion, consisting of two military COM
panics and the Union League, was form
ed at the corner Of Meeting and Calhoun
streets. and marched down to the Bate
ry. There were probably 200 persons in
the line, and there was singular absence
of the enthusiasm that marked the cele-
bration of last year.
The Fourth was celebrated in Sumter
by procession and speeches from Co.
vernon Scott, Gen. Moses and Attorney
General Chamberlain. In the procession
were two wagons, one containing thirty
seven little colored girls, and the other
containing thirteen colored women, all
singing.
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SERVE ALL AI1KE.-The New York
Sun calls upon Congress to apply the
principle involved in the Whittemore
case to other parties high in Office. For
instance:
''Is it not notorious that the President
of the United States has received pre-
sents in money, houses. lands and in
other forms, from certain parties and
their friends, and in consideration there
of, has conferred upon these persons
and their friends important and lucra-
tive Offices? OF the reception of the
presents, and the bestowal of the Offices,
there is not shadow of doubt, for this
was ,lono openly and ostentatiously be-
fore all the people. If there be any
doubt that the Offices were bestowed
simply or partially in consideration of
the presents, is it not the duty of the
House to inquire into the matter?"
The editor then would like to know if
the ninety-six Republicans who voted to
purge their hall of Whittemore for SELL
ing cadetship, suppose that the peo-
pie do not see that the principles in
volved apply with fur greater force to
the sale by the President of seat in his
Cabinet, or foreign mission, or col
lectorship of the customs.
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TIGHT TIMES AT THE NORTH A
Washington special to the New York
Times, of Tuesday, says: A. L. Stewart
does not return an income of even
300, 900 for the past year, while Clahin,
Mellen & Co., and many other large
houses, show but small profits. Hun
dreds of other merchants swear to losses
for the year, and number of houses
have failed. This year has been a terrible
one upon the merchant princes as well
rs the small traders.
A duel was fought, says q Memphis
despatch, dated the 28th ultimo, that
afternoon on the Arkansas shore, four
miles below that city, between Geo. r..
Phelan and James Brizzalara, two young
lawyers of Memphis, with Colts navy
repeaters, at fifteen PAGES, resulting in
Brizzalara's being shot in the left breast
and arm, perhaps fatally, on the second
round.
Ice PANIC IN NEW YoRK.-The World,
Of Tuesday, is sensational upon tho ice
question. Everybody is getting short,
hot and furious, except the ice dealers,
who, as might be expected, are extremely
cool, and having got up q corner, not
only demanded S1.50 per hundred, but
give very light weight at that.
Walter L. Butler, nephew of his uncle,
true TO the traditions and instincts of his
race and blood, has been locked up in n
New York station house, for walking off
with half dozen silver spoons belong
ing to the mother of his sweetheart, while
dining with the family recently.
The late disastrous fire in CONSTANT
nople, besides the destruction of G5, ,000,-
600 worth of property, has resulted in
the loss of over 1000 lives. The bodies
of 1000 persons had been recovered up
to the 9Th ult.
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight,
when properly combined, makes the
most powerful blood purifier known.
Ask for DIR. TUTrs. is
A Macon man is suing the city for
$4,000 damages, caused by the fall OF a
brick wall, which should been removed
as dangerous.
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myself that when the old pastor has
served out the time for which he may be
chosen, we will put one in suited to all
our wants. My principle is to bring in
new members. just Gas we welcomed
welcome others, for I wish it to be
unperstood that we have no prejudice
against the Southerners, and don't go
back upon our friends.
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ARRIVALS AT NIcKEnsoN HOUSE, July 5.
w 81 Redwood, Baltimore; j n Ander-
fon, G Hayne Giles, New York; J Ward
Hayward, Miss Cornelia Williams, Edge.
field; John L Deaton, Charlotte; Capt J
a August, Lexington; W D Bailey, Miss
q II Bailey, Camden; John 81. Dargan,
Miss Townes, Greenville; II MoBryde,
Pendleton; Miss A NJ Bishop, Conn; Miss
J 0 Emmerson, Vermont; M L Kinard,
S W Porter, II P Adams, city; j r Chat
ham, Helena; Miss Georgia Bowe, W G
Wright, Augusta; S + Houston, So Ex
Co; John Simpkins, Toronto; J B Henry,
Chester; Geo Steele, Yorkville; Mr. Car
vile, Miss Carwile, Newberry.
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends and acquaintances of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Hinrichson, and of Mr.. and NIre.
VIM. LaSalle, arc respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. HINRICHSON, from
their residence on Main street, THIS AFTER
NOON, at 81 o'clock.
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Never Say "Dye," Or "Not Dye;" but
ask for PHALoSs VITALIA, on SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR. Examine it, you will find it
clear; shake it, you will see that it has no se-'
diment; apply it to your head, beard, whiskers
or mustaches, if grey or grizzled, and the
color they wore before they faded, will return
to them. J3t9
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THE undersigned beg leave to return their
grateful Acknowledgements to the Fire Dc
partment for their arduous efforts in endca-
voring to save their store from destruction on
the morning Of tho 81 instant, and especially
would they return to their fellow citizens their
sincere thanks for their assistance in rcmov-
ing the portion Of their stock saved.
j. A. HENDRIX N DRO,
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Cards of Thanks.

THE undersigned return their thanks to
tho citizens of Columbia, especially tho fire.
men-and particularly tho colorcd iiremen-
for their earnest efforts in saving their stock
OF goods, during the fire on Sunday morning.
ALWORDEN & STORK.
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have for years been opposed to Calomel,
and since 1920 have used Simmons Liver Re-
gulator as Vegetable Remedy, and con con-
fdcntly assert that it has exceeded m expcc.
tations, curing cases of Dyspepsia ana Liver
Complaint that were thought almost no peless
GRENVILLE WOOD,
J3 to Woods Factory, Macon, Ga,
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
d. G. PeiXotto IL Son-Sale at Auction.
Cards of Thanks.
South Carolina Railroad-Notice.
Lunch at Exchange House.
Communication Richland Lodge.
Funeral Parade Independent Fire Co.
Meeting Columbia Rifles.
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OLlyMBI.A, S. G,
Wednesday Morning, July s, 1870.

The Charleston Ne,os is mistaken in
supposing that the PHOENIX ''speaks by
authority" in any portion OF its remarks
advising the whites to form volunteer
military companies. The PHOENIX spoke
for itself.
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THE members OF tho fire companies sill
receive my sincere thanks for their earnest
and successful efforts in extinguishing the
flames, at the fire Sunday morning, when not
only my store. but the entire row was in dan
ger Of being destroyed. Z. L. JACKSON.
July G
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MARRIED

June %, by Rev. J. II. Gailard, of Mssis-
sippi, Mr.. DAVID P. HANIITER to Miss EMIL
LY Fl. PARK, all of Richland, S. c.
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desire to return my thanks to the flrcmcn
of Columbia and the citizens generally, for
their efforts at the fire OH Sunday, the Sd.
JOS. II. ZEALI.
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BEWARE OF TOOTH Po1soSs-Vcnded under
the name OF Dentritices. Adopt and adhere
to the only preparation that really preserves
the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant
SozoDoNT. Its effects on decaying teeth are
marvellous.
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Okra Soup,
Attention, Columbia Rifles.

A TTEND the regular monthly meeting OF
N your Company at Independent Fire En-
gine Companys Hall. THIS EVENING, at s
o'clock. full attendance desired, as the
Constitution will be presented FOR sigma lures.
by order. RICHARD O'GEALE, JR.,
July G1 Captain.
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ell Ware, etc. J3t9
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Independent Fire Engine Company.
THE members will appear at the
nnsias odeH HeHse IN THIS dtzspe Ap9EhSooN d4sss n
Ss6pay tho last tribute Of respect to
their late fellow member, II. HINRICHSON.
BY order. q. II. BERG, Secretary.
july 6
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Notice South Carolina Railroad.

@M szsss ssE7|sziiEza
AND AFTER JULY 1sr, 1870. all Pas
W sengers getting on trains at stations
where tickets arc sold, and neglecting to pur-
chase tickets. will be charged the CONDUC-
getting on at stations where tickets are not
sold, will bo charged only tho AGENTS RATE
by the Conductor. ALFRED L. TYLER,
s. B. PIcKESs, Vice-Preeident.
General Ticket Agent. July 6
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail is opened for delivery at 8 n. NJ.
closed at S.30a M. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; closed ut $50 p. m.
Greenville, opened at $50 p. m.; closed
ut $50 p. M. Western, opened at $50
a. m.; closed at p. M. Charlesto.,
(evening,) opened at 8 a. NJ closed at
4.30 p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 a. III.
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Lost,
YESTERDAY two NOTES, ono for s2S and
Il the other for $50, on VIM. Chapman; date
not remembered, but somc time in 1870, made
payable to Copeland & Bearden. The public arc
warned against trading for tho same. A suita-
bio reward will be paid for their recovery.
Jnly32 r. KEENAN,
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We understand that the oity authori-
ties are putting forth new issue of shin.
pIasters. We would like to inquire as to
the necessity for this new issue. If
money is necessary, borrow it, and with
draw the so-calIed city bills.
The indestructible tag is great con.
venience to merchants. It answers the
combined purpose of direction label
and business card. Call at the PHOENIX
Publishing House and supply your.
selves.
The Executive Committee of the Union
Reform party, will meet at the Office of
Messrs. Wallace & Green, this evening,
at 8 o'clock.
''Lines to a Little Bird is the title OF
piece of poetry in an exchange. II
they don't take, try lines to little fish.
A touching incident always rcmem.
bored-The first kiss
The PHOENIX office is supplied with
every style of material from the small
metal letter to the largest wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed. All kinds of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
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Rev. ex-Congressman Whittemore, it
is rumored, thinks of opposing Governor
Scott in the next election.
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Notice.
WE have appointed Mr.. ROBERT N.
w MILLER Agent OF the St. Louis Mutual
Lifo Insurance Company, for South Carolina.
Agents will report to him at Williston, Barn
well County. JAS. E. GODFREY & SON,
July23 State Agents
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Some leading papers have finally come
to the conclusion, from o careful scrutiny
of dates, that the lion story is o hoax.
Well, let's SEQ what they'll say about
next years story. Was it not .eHough
for them to be humbugged last year by
the story of the Florida swamp, and
every year previous by an equestrienne
having broken her neck ig-the ring, or
something of the sort; and, always the
same circus? We are waiting now to
hear who will claim the first discovery of
the Salt Lake whirlpool humbng, or
that about the Indians smashed by the
ingine.
DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT We re-
gret to announce the death, yesterday
morning, of Mr.. II. Hinrichson, who,
since 1845, has been engaged in mer-
chandizing in this city. He was an
honest man, and by his upright dealing,
acquired considerable property, nearly
all of which was lost by the disasters of
the late war. Mr.. II. was o native of
Landstadt, kingdom of Hanover. His
age was fifty three.
~~-~--e---oc->~
Rev. ex-Congressman Whittemore, it
is rumored, thinks Of opposing Governor
Scott in the next election.