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Ersrca Of ie.ier from an cSeer 20 his }riead IA
1sls e:,y, tzied
"resr cnAwroap, Prairie do Chisn.
-June il,h, 1896

"Thseo companies from this place,
upon request, made BY General Brooke.
have been ordered to proceed forthwith TO
Fort Winncbsgo. 10 strengthen that post.
The Indians arc cncamped within few
miles Of tho fort on prc'cuee Of awaiting
tho paymens Of their annuiiics, which
.skcs place on tho Is. Of August. From
all the infurma ton he has been able 10 Oh.
tain. he thinks that they arc hostile. and
,ha, wilhou, q sufficient force 10 orerawe
,hem, VIC shalt have war in this quarter
about tho Isl Of August. To prevent this,
he has called upon commanders Of forts
upon this frontier for troops 10 garrison
forts Winnebaso and H"ward. the latter
being tho place where hostilities will pro-
bably commence. A Mcnomince Indian,
aou in confiuemen. a, fort Howard. 10 TO
bo tried on The l2.h inst for The murder
Of u Mr.. Bennett. tho surveyor. Therc
is little doubt Of his execution. and this
may DO laid hold Of BY the Mcnominee
Indians for the commencement Of opera
tons. when they will be sustained by 'hs 'r
allies The Winncbagoes."
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HEap-QrARrsns ARslY OF the SourI,
Foy, Mitchell July ID. 1886.

Sin: I am directed BY Msj. Gen. Scott 10
inform you. that Maj. Gen. Jessup will, un-
der his direction, establish. in few days,
two military posts on tho post rou:e between
Columbus and Tuskcgee:
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
THOS. ] LEE,
Lieut. dth U. 8. Art
ABIDE. Camp.
To the Post Master Al Columbus, Ga.
II wiIl bc perceived, BY perusal Of The
aborc letter Of Gen. Scott, that the mail
communication between Columbus and
Montgomery, will be rc-es,ablishcd in a few
days.-Wc learn verbally from Tho Post Mas
ter here, that BY direction Of Gen. Scott
,wo SIN Il ba,talions Of regular troops will
more this day from Fort Mitchell, and take
position on tho pos, rou,. Ono battalion
will establish itself al CaswclPs or McClel-
lan's, fifteen miles this side Of Tuskegce,
end the o,hsr a, Adams, or Elliou's, twelve
miles from Columbus. After tho posts are
established, the troops, or portion OF them,
will be kept constantly rnoring between The
posts, 10 order 10 nrrcstsany struggling In.
dians who may be- found upon, or near the
road, and also 10 inspire confidence rs to per-
fec, safety Of passing tho road. In addition.
Capt. Garmany's company Of Mounted ln-
fan,ry, lc!t Columbus yesterday morning Tor
Tu.iesce, BY tho mail route, 10 order TO
opcn the way, as ii is some ,in,c since the
road has been passed over, and will rctIrn
this day. A mail wagon. with mail, will DO
despatched in company with tho Mounlcd
Infantry, and .hc mail will be continued 10
be transported regularly thereafter, although
!, may not be conveyed oi,cncr than tri.wetk.
iy for tho firss wcck or ten days aitct ii'c
liuc goes into operation. owing TO tho loas oi
stock, and the bad condition Of tho road.
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NOTICE.

IN order to settle the affairs Of CARPEN-
TER e. PONNEY, il becomes necessary
ths, all debts due them on or before the
Is. Of January last should be closed forth
with. Those interested, it's presumed.
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the above request.
e. w. BONNEY.
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ST. Louis. June 81.


luporstnt Military Arranseuent--From
an ,n,beniic source wo lcurn that The Pre-
siden. Of the Un,icd States has requested
Governor Dunklin 10 accept tho services
Of one thousand volunteers, for tho pro-
faction Of our Western frontier. This
rcquisi,ion is made in compliance with
tho recent nc, Of Congress. authorizing
the Prcsiden. 10 accept tic services Of
ten thousand volunteers, In case OF In
dian hos.iiiies. General Atkinson, +"
whom tho protection of the Northwestern
frontier has been confidcd. is authorized
bv tho Secretary of War TO call upon the
Governor for the services Of these volun-
tecr.. With this auxiliary, and tho dis
position already made Of the regn!sr forces
at the frontier posts. il is believed ihas
peace will be preserved among the tribes
located on our borders.
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We may shortly "look out for squalls"
~, our own fiopiicr. The same fierce
and long. .smo,hcrcd vengeance which the
ar,ful eloquence and daring in.rcp'd,'y OF
this Tccun,yeh Of the South (Oseoia) has
aroused in The Seminoles and Creeks, ais"
turks in the bosoms Of the numerous
tribes OF Indians by whom VIC nre sur
rounded. The very first breeze illa. waits
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WESTWARD. HO!

From Fort Mitchell, on Saturday last, the
co tractors los ihc removal Of tho Greeks,
had Ihc pleasure OF starting sixteen hundred
Indians, men, women and children, for At
kansas. The hostile warriors, hand-cuffcd,
marching double file. A long train OF wag.
ons conveying The children, and such Of the
old women a. wc,c unable 10 walk. followed
in their wake. Their departure sos the
West presented scene on ono side, plea
Sing and gratifying; on the other. solemn and
sad Necessity, tho dictates oi humanity.
and ihc preservation Of their future national
existence, have all conspircd 10 force from
them long and last farewell 10 tho homes
OF lhci, youth. Surrounded by q White po-
puis,ion, broken up in their nationality
wre,ehcd, and every way undonc, this misc
rab!e remnant Of once powerful people,
hare at las, yielded 70 the fosec Of circnm-
stances. and with bitter carsc upon the
heads Of their enemy, they hare !cti u, sor
what sc hope, bc,,er country; and hap
pier eoudit,on. On the march, the eonsrac-
tors will gather considerable reinforcement
from Echo Hsfjo's camp. near Tuskegec.
Al tia, place, they will find Ncha M'eeo.
Checnaiec, and Jim Henry. The latter
has been refused sp be given up 70 the Exc
cu,ise oi Georgia. oa the score Of his bsins
a cu,zrn Of Aiabsma. and consequently,
,ba, he mos. be tried FIRST BY the laws Of that
Stale. We arc much pleased al tho course
which our Executive has taken IN this mat.
ter: hc took the carries, opportunity Of IN
ritins his fellow eitizrns, who had suffered
snv injury fron the hostile Indians. 10 80
sor~ ard and identify them. IN order 70 have
them bsoush, 10 punishment. As soon Is nc
heard ,ha, tho notorious Jim ticnry was
prisoner. be despatched Cap.. Garmau w,.h
hls command, With Capt. Lawhosn OF Tho
ArliIefy, 70 bring him in, But the demand
Of the Governor was refused 10 bc complied
With, on tho plea abosc stated. Tho In
diana arc placed beyond The power os ou'
Executive, by the people Of Alabama who
CLAIM To have them tried as .hciE citizens
and by their own laws. However. noswitit
s,ancing. nevertheless, tho GoScrnor ia.
succeeded in lodging nine Of them in the Jai
st this place. 10 avail, their trial. Among
this number Is the notorious Dave Hardsidgc
In shor, ,in,e, there Will be bus few Indian.
Of any sor, below tho old Federal Road, ant
il the gang which escaped to Florida can *
nahbed. VIC shalt soon be blcsi With an cne
Of The Creek War.-CotHmba, Ssntind.
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Assistant or. Masters Office.
- CHARLESTON, JUNE ls, 1896. !.

CHAiiLEHTON, JUNE l6, 1896
yxyHE Subscriber hereby gives notice Of his rea.
diness to adjust and settle Ill claims against
The United States, for expenses Incurred, and sup.
pIes furnished on account Of the Militia and VSs
funteers ftom the Stale Of South Carolina {exeept
within the neighborhood Of Savannah and Angus.
ta} for the defence of Florida, in conformity 70 The
18Th, 1896, which is pablished for tho infomatisR
of those concerned. :. ~ - 5Ess
JOHN L'ENGLE, Assistant q. Master.
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Neso Copartnership

vU1IIE undersigned having on tho LIST inst
IL associated themselves in the mcrcun-
tile business, under The firm OF Shannon,
niece Il Co. respectfully soliei. from the
community and particularly the former
customers Of Shannon g. MDown'l, q
continuance Of The liberal patronage cx.
tended to lha, firm. and which j, will be
their cndravor to merit. Their stock Of
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We have az length received somo definite
information from Coils iIcal! and Holmes,
who were in pursui, Of the runaway Indians.
Gen. Scot. received this morning (Wcdnes-
day) an express. from Col. BeaII. copy Of
which we have obtained, ADD published Tor
the information Of the public. Gen. Scott
has ordered Immediately to tho scene Of ae-
ton, the Columbus Guards. under Capt.
Urquhari, Casic, RiAemen. Capt. Evans.
The Artillery. Capt. Lawborn. aud by tho
earnest solicitation OF tho Muscogec Blues,
Maj. Hoxic, who has tho command OF the
whole has consented ~ 10, them have q
chance in the expedition. They havo lefs
on board the steamers Mc,amora aud Rein.
deer Easter Chatia's, look out.
HEap-QuARrERs, near
Chickasahatchec Swamp,
Baker County, Ga.
Sir: In obedience to "orders." have
pursued the indians to this place, where
find them encompassed in swamp, said to
be 25 miles long, and varying from Que to
four in width At IL o'clock. nj. the lst
inst. learned ,ha. the Indians were en-.
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SOUTH CAkOLINA'
Sumter District
William II. Bsanson spplicaat,


Leonard z Brunsou, Msanins ID Bruu
son, Lawrence Bsunson, Jared NJ Bsunson
James Y. Brnnson. Willis L Deunson,
Henry r Brunson. Mary Bfunsoa, Dema.
ries Bsunson, tnov Hodge, having iatet.
married with one Hodge, Emily Brnnson,
(nov M'El,ain) having inlermarsied with
one M'Elvsin, Mason hesms guardian ID.
litem Cor miuor heir William L. Branson
defendants. SO
Il appearing 70 ny satiafsetion shst
Leonard e Brunson, Henry p Bsunson,
Jared N Bsunson, Lsvsence Brunson Emi-
y M'Eivain, and her husband. reside with
out this Stale, it Il therefore ordered >tha,
they do appear anG object 70 the division
or sale Of the real estate of Peter Z BIun-
son decd on or before The nineteenth day
Of December next, or their consent 70 the
same will be entered Of record
WILLIAM LEWIS,
0rdinag.s. D
Oct es::37::h
Prs fee, GO IS
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LAND
FOL . 81

n tlHE subscriber offers forsale Bic ~
- liable plsntation, on tho wess sids of
The Wsteree river. and on both sides 81
Ssuney's Greek. about 10 miles sboyau,
Camden. consissing Of upwaris ut
9.090 acres or iand
There e about 400 acres Of open land : ri
the tract and the balance well iiubersd
With OAK. hickory and pine. In the tract
there is large body Of the bcsl Il. -. &,
cleared. On tho premises arc an 4ks,
Necessary buiIding. and in exeelie1k n,
pair for carrying on % extensive plania.s
ton. and supplied with HE 6ess ~aier ..
On Savncy's Greek, funniag through the
land, there are some salnable mill seais....
ANY person desirous OF purchasing.
would do well 70 examine he psernises, 81
. great bargain may b had, and son liberal
terms. LIEN STEWART
June l6-2i..H sSss
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South Caroline,
Lancaster District
James ]. Horton, sppiissni,

Mary Horton, widow. William L. Johnson
and bis vito Lev;na, William Ingram and his
vito Celia. Ransom Horton. james J. Hor-
TOO, John BasAns and his vile Nancy, Zs-
nina Horton. Elizabeth Horton, Hollis Hor-
on, Mary B. Horton, Evcra, Horton and Bon
amin Horton, deiendants:
II appearing 10 my satisfaction tba, The
abore parties, defendants, reside without this
state. Its therefore ordered, .hat they do ap-
pear and c5jccs 10 The division OF sale Of the
real estate Of Sterling Horton, on Of beinie
tho FIRST Monday Of December next, or tbeis
consent to the same will be entered Of record.
JAS. II. WlTHERSPOON.
Ordinary L. D.
Sept q, 5000, Price adv. sc75
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INDIA RUBBER.
GOODS

The subscribers hare inst received from
the manufactures, variety Of suesv,p ,presf
gosds consisting Of gentlenen's ovee-coais
Psntaloons, viii boots attached; Ladies
SILK and Cambria Aprons, Bootces and
Shoes oil made uiihoat stieh.
Also reeeiysd per steam boat, Ladies'
real French Slippers, made By Este, Pa-
ris," beautiful article; Black Satin
Slippers, and Denmark Satteen slippers
Together with . fall stack .of meas and
boys 6ne and siout Boots and Shoes: cole
leather. calf skins, lining skins, shoe
thrssd &e&c
2 Nov. ee-4O-sf
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(sorlifnitts'Isl

TO ihs Jail Of kershsu District 6n ahc
2lth instant. : MstTa fellow who eSils his
rams JACK. said fellow Is blaek 8 feek
90 10 0inehes high. we'll made. aad shest
g or 90 years Of age. slss be belanSs 10
yohn .Dousle. liSine u hpwaaSs cesu
- Alsbans TIE fellow say6 HIS bsen
runaway tseo years. Tn. s.pwaeY u -
questsd g came forward, proys. .psppsssys5
pay eharsss and take him nwsy. "a
WASHINGTON STRICKLAND, Ixp.
Nov. 2o-siO-tf & S. - g,
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Tf,E.LEGrsLATURE.

This body assembled oa Monday lsst. The sen.
~, ws,a orr.nised By The election Of pArncK No.
sIs Pres:dcnt, JACOB wAnIrr Clerk. }. D. GAIL.
.1sp Messenger. and Alr Hanalsos Door Keeper.
Ia the house, D. 1. WaspLaw Esq was elected
Speaker, T. w GLarrH Clerk, JAHrs D. Trade.
witt Reading C'eIk, and JEssr 8. NrfrIEs Of
this plaee, tMesengs-
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VIE Il - S5eIy. 80
+ yoasseynlaD Coach llsksFs aequsinted
With his business, . wans,d 81 10 subscsi.
bess--slso 2 Journsyuan Tsimmss. To sueh
- nsy asove sobsf and indnltrioas, Q perms-
osne s.eaassan can b had, good wsges and
psonpt pay.
s.&J. p. SILVER.
Oct /, 1885 36tfs
G3-The editors Of ihs sAueusta fGa.,
Chronicle, rai inssst ihe ahnss adssssisemspf
three times. and he Chafsssion Courier uniiI
forbid. and inward their sceoann ioths sub.
scsibe1s f0 payment.
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pERIoptcALs.

SorYnxxs LrYxuAss atEssxsaCR.--Wc hae al
mcs, came 70 ,se coarlusioa ihai shc puSshcs bad
cst sas acqAaintanec. ss be hepi ~ out Of the
Or1oaer nnahcr sueh lea.sh Of time. We arc
paeassd sswsses, % end ourselves mistaken, and
kspe thas if we ssoad oecasionaiiy bare % find
fsuk With she wusk, be will bear i
The present nnanbes os The xessesg~ sustains Tho
hish repuisaiou Il tas made tor ITSELF ThH arsi-
e1cs sre al original and highly ,nsercssns and in.
ssTuss;vc. The css,sess ksxsees which occupy a
large portion Of ewry sanbcr, arc in Tho Pssssni
instance, Il sss epinioa, slnnss faaliles- Tho
Edscf icss OF ttat szfrasm and pedanty,
aud exhibits more iAesaI:tv than we have nosiced
Ia Sssue of die yreesdisg nam.se.
Lapss Eosx. Wc are indebWd 10 MF. Gopxr
fsr the NsYssssef snmssv af tsis uors: Il g csn-
scal;shea ~sth q besstisus csioareS ergsssisg Of
aae faGGasssas, aaA d p5cce of afsair.
MY Goosr 4 one oi the nsoss entesprirsng pub
iisssss in te csuatry and deserves 30 Be eaeeusss
ed anscrdsr 70 render lia /. LaDys BOOK"
hthesfc u,ersfisg and receiving siihcss pstsnnscc
ssi oso satrseaive. be han serufrd ,he aid Of Mira
Hns, b sske eharesa &c the Edstasiai department:
TAs ssatEeaissas of Mrs. HAZE fos diaehassinE
uiiA ABILITY ths sssk sAs has andcrssken b too
rssi Eas~a sorquirc ss sassy any hing on that
srhieet Tbs high character q shs I" sEss'iosa La.
DIS Magazines :. which she Conducted sos maay
y.ass, 3 4 searanses char u. Lsly.s Rssk .
efll nos saisr II ker hsads
7se Ass;,e siasnias ca.saiass u .i,s ssh nii
n = &
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Boots and Shoes,
Notice.

This subscriber hereby gives nosica tha. le
cannot scts 40 agent ID tho Brunch Of tho
Bank OF thc State Of South Carolina in Cam.
den. Thosa interested. will send in their
Powers Of A'snrney 70 the Bank, sppoinsins
snosbsr asea. IN my place.
Dec 3-4i-c
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JUST RECEIVED,
In EXCELLENT ORDER,
From N. Fork and Phil il1delpll.;i,

4 PULL sUffLY ov
DRUGS & &aD363NAe
FFcnch u Engalsh Chesni d,
Together with largo and various .assost.
mens Of C4ppiag and Ea1aia Isssrx.esfe
ofssperior gsnity, deserving the assention 81
families as well a psactiiio0ess OF Medicine
Dec l2- WM REYNOLDS @
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dHnssisuas they hare done Il with theiE opan
and deserves their destiny. !"
In rela,ion % tho psodaSss application Of Texas
for sa6aissian insp shs COafeaessey. 10 gssesh -
his ppiaion that Coasress ought not even % en-.
tertain saeh proposi.iaa IN The psesens 'tai' o'
The con.ravcrsy.
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ALI persons having demans.
against The estate Of visCipses Esq lsir Of ca.
den, decd, ase seqcsaed pscsenf dc sams 10 he
aAminissrates vitsoas delay, and ,hase ipdcbsd 70
makr imuedisis payment, - an early settlement
of ths estate is desired 3.ts
JOHN CHEsNUT. Aan,s.
November 90 r40-.G
Cakesbary Man0a1 Labor
sCH0LL OF THE ). G. CONFERENCE
Tha lnStitation located ss Cokeshufy, b AAhc.
ytA c:.: Va. = = or4Ass O. - g g s:Sdsay II si.
nuaIy next. Tne number q stnden4s b limited
fs the psssent year 10 20, Who viii he sceosuuso-
dated vah hoa1dfng n ihs laslilatoa. Pr;srits
a fsPpaicstioa win sscuu plaes In ths eehaei
peuvide6 lie 6tndent 30 peesent IN pefsoa, at il,e
opsning of IL spsoa, a shs sscesIssy kes ID,
ops term IN sdvaDce, b ssna oa. a ocfti6csie as
good mos1l ehsssesef viii b raaissd, accoedins
70 the psalihed laws, of an sppacsnis abovr III
yes,s q see. And u evsfs esss, sls Ga &c r..
ition. Beard and ss.m-tax, fef u fne tenn &.
Eve mouths sn4 hail. viii b nquizsd IN adsln..
Ar applscations muse b usAe u Rev. 3 w,
Capsn, os Rev. a. Gpain, sasats, a. % 3. NJ
.Wa1isms, Esq, ChaIfmaa RSu3eaf1l CoEamitass.
Coksse1fy By os6ef q the Easfd
WM. d. WI0HT34aN. 6se'y.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance or The Chr M fhA
Lorisvi,ie, Cincinnati and SChsrje ess,sRIS
Road Company the Censral Co,Inisl. .ippuuIS
net % Knoxville an the asst = - iS
November ieEA aud aieer szaI linfSo r
liat rf subsesibefs @ tho stoct p sa1la:
Company. hayesscsftainsd ikat5SffgsAsep
sand shares hsss mol been suhsesibssi. M
thereupon che saia Central Comm ss;;onI -
having determines, pursusnt u ihs Gin
section of The Charter, 10 receive stibscrin.
lions until sixty thousand sliaYca slialI h.ys
been subscribed, Col. Wade Hamp,on of
South Carolins, forthwith subscribed ina
requisite numbrrof shares, makinp. vitb
tho amount before subscribed, forty sthop.
sand shares. The undersigned do si,ese.
fore hereby proclaim and make known "a
oil uhom y may eoncsrn. that The. sibs Ell.
bers % the Louissific, Cineinuaa xna
Charleston Rail Road Company. sAa0
from this day forth, form ono bodv poiiiia
and corporate, IN deed and h la1. .in ia
States of South Carolina, Nossh Ca,oIins
Tennsssse and Kentucky. Is i g sssssf
Ia compliance aiih Inc l9,h seet;nnsof
said Charter, Ne do hereby scn,r,on ssths
stockholders of tho Louisssils, Cissinns
81 aud Charlestoa Rail Road Comnanv. as
meet st Knoxville in1he State sc Tennes-
see, on The I'd Monday 10 Jsnusry 1857.
then and there In person or By proxy 10
elect twenty fonr directors OF said comps
ny. and % enaet allsuch regulations rules.
and byc.laws. a. may be necassssy fof shs
| lgoyernmenl Of the eorponsion.
We hereby give notice thar this board
will receive subscriptions 70 tie stocko
said Rail Road Company, from this dsse
until tho Lee day Of January next, and the
commissioners who heretofore reesiSed
subscriptions arc requested again 10 open
books Tor stock in said company until the
18th day Of December next, and Transmit
the names Of tho subscribers and The q.
moant Subscribed By each, to this board.
Witness our hand and scais this 9Th day
Of November. l636
JOHN WILLIAMS, tL. 81
WILLIAM OIXSON, tIa. 81 @
w. HAMPTON, tL. 81
r. KING, q. 81
DAVID CAMPBELLs az. 81
Note. Robert Kine vas appo;nted Ia
The Room Of Gov. Swain who said nos q.
tend. BY the Censsal Commiss;op. aud Da.
vid Campbell IN the room Of Robert r.
Letshef, Who did not attend The meeting
|of she Road Of The Central Commission'
20
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SAIxE.

Bypcrmis;cn of tic Court Of Ordinary
TOT Kershaw District, uM b sosd On monday
tho second day Of January nexs. before the
Com Housoi Camden,
Sixty-tWo Negroes,
one prime Hosss Csspsussr. and oa Tues.
day. The third day Of January next win Be
sold It tho piantsfion oS tbe decd ID Kerl
shaw District.
100 Head Of Hogs so Sheep
65 HEAD OF CATTLE 3 WAGONS
MULES AND HORSES
/ Matched Pair of Horses
Ose Cart. asesf coo BsskeIh sf Corn,
Pcas. Foddes. and Plantation implements &C.
ncrslly DO beIunging 70 tho eseaie d Ben.
Binchani. dec.
Tesus-cash fos m spms under twenty
doiIsn For aa sums orss dat amount,
bonds payable on Ii Js1sssy 1883, wah IN
tersss from !the Day of sajs. siah soch psesou-
q securisy . may b approved of b. he ID
minislfaior.
n. DEsAUsSURE, Adm,r.
Oct 9-37-.bm
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Wants a Situation

As Tanner and Carrier. Unques,ionable
reference can DO given as to abiiitice sc
Address J, r. Y, at McchanicsviIlc, Sum.
!et Distsiet, S C
Dee 3-4f-ts
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$1,000, 5000, 5000,
1000 l0of 1000 10
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1000 10 of 1000 10
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