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I,ircra00l. Lig Isl, l..n,,,;;.

You will b. cxtrcnc pleased 10 learn, that b. piece
Of great lnnd fortune, nave succeeded III purchasing
Sir Mark Il oGd celebrated siaCn 'CtHE: lie Is By
"W artonc' ont OF "Lamia, the dam III six
caual mares aud OF !iIe best brood Of the
present century In point Geauiy action and clcganc"
no horse, native imported, cXces HIM His r?Ita
ton at New Market is higher than that ofany horse sent
10 America, with the exception OF Ro"ton 'CetG5 is
now unc years DID, having Sccn UHcd il l525. and has
covered w:i!n the last two years u the very best
mares in Engtand-among them ''Cal"mar'ne, (iIc
best racer of This century, "L.ucctla," &c.
Cony CT letter from I. p. Corbin IL K. b. Corb;a
Lircrpooi, Iu!H I5'h lc36.
enclose You bill of ladinE for "Cetrs, and beg that
upon its receipt you will 90 yourself 10 City Point 10
to the landing oil HIM. You will, perhaps. think hi'n tao
small ana; doubtless The uninaiCd will call hin F0hy
but am sure that he would measure much lii every
point as Henry, and that lie is heavier horse than Rcw
ton. lie Is; too large every way, was HIS sire
Whalrbonc the best StalicD that Eugian; has bred
since Ec!usc and Sir Peter. beg that mares,
and ALL may be patio him next Spring, ur4 that you will
commend him. as ynt mag confidently and CONSCIENTIOUS
ly 10 all your friends in whaCvc. quarter.
Copy Of letter iro, Cir Mark Wood To F. P Cnrhin.
Pull Null, iGac 81 $50.
Dear Sir have just received your no;a in relation
TO tho purchase of 'Cc!us am certain you have got
great bargain. | consider him Of nil Tie horses !
know in England, as the mos! likely answer your
purpose in America. His stock large healthy. and
very promising; possessing The best empcrs and conss
tu;inns and added these Recommendations lie is one
Of the best bred horses in existence His perform
ances on the ;rrl were highly crcdable.
remain, dear sir, respectfully yours,
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Cory Of letter from Richard Ta.tcrsa + P. Cor|n
LcndOn, Jaiy |. 1886.
Dear Sir: / send you very good, rus.y groom, 10
take charga Of "Cetus He will 60 with him TO AIae-
1ica tlink you have made excellent bargain
Yours, SC. RlCHD. TATTERSALL.
Dec % 1O-4t
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1'Ch zen rEail LEASE That old ard vol Ln,1,,,
Ls;aS,lSnmehs,tc Union Hotel, situated an the
s Of ssue b. Sor o""
Dwelling House. adjoining Syern on thSse story
Possession given on the first of Ja",ary, is37 F.
the central situation of this Estabshmea and f, rom i
run of custom it has had for the last two yoars il
haps offers great inducements 10 any person wsru
TO engage in keeping Public House, as any other ii,
The State. Fer terms, apply to Fl. WHlTMORE.
Petersburg, Nov. % 59-tf
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'n lavi. associated hcn$c together "al- Tie
" yu AZ inn;nr < Tulo cycn.:.e ,'r Ia" l:r" "iraf-
rvi%r tbs II<im"ss, Wholesale and ri", have
,"n TIC hons. "r.y ocr,iady W < naa n Re" and ioc
I,r"rii? l,uua NOLAN Co.. whc;c they viii IN to- days
,~r III extensive desirable Ct sia'r "n Fa"r%
select tel carefully ama rurria iu ca
,y feel assured n:t s.a lac able TO sell !lr"iFHnc
tT.. the ciy.y keeping every aiii 'Hi may
be lied Tor nc-!y shCn" their goods al ali ncs h
The sra. rca sure a rX,crr. PERSONS hwy unless they
ara ue.ctiy Natter Ecmv"S i!' ihc! Mi"t ,h.t
dealers local nnd rNa"n tirtf
.'... ,,,,r. 49,. .rr,,y themselves. T!!DS CROUCH
''' e. VI. .:iMi.D..
u.,.o p.l,,o,I a,,t :y:--U
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;SJO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-i have Tor several
Il years been engaged III hiring out slaves lar 'ricns
in the country; and number have expressed T. Wish
for NE t. take their slaves and attend la them my o"n
and change I. commission, shall hereafter attend par
cr!arly to s business 1T is well known to many who
hTc cir savs in this place. thai they have been much
nrnlrctcd By not having here 10 attend to hen
aud Frequently lave sustained heavy losses III conse
quencc--l vii! therefore hire them ont that they are
property clad have strict attention faid trn when sick
gci tie highest prices Tor .cr hi;e and guarantee I'll
l:icir hires ',r per cent SlLAS "IhTF.a
GTAddress WYATT IL WulrG, Richmond.
Etftrcnccs.-Col. Archibald f. I!arwood, Col. Alex.
Flea. \. W. Robins, Jnu. Pollard Inc Lnmpkin, King
K Q:ren; VIA. Burke, james Crox;on Thomas Jordan,
King William; JOAN II. Eusac". Archibald Thomas:
jcsac Snrad, Henry l.. Garter, Richmond.
December d Gl-lGt
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NTOllGE is he: c'y given, ;it The to"tt CT !jrcc-
! tors for the LunaIic Hospital III lt: city ni VIII.
iaa,shurg will proceed, Saturday the I'LL! q Jaa!a-
w. lc7 20 elect keeper and nanaGcr CT the sti'u'
ton supply the vacancy occasionc, h The rt&Gna
l;na Of D.c;lc Cali. Esquire.
None need apply but such exhibit l"s:i;n "niaa
IF COED character Tor honesty integrity! an! S;'ic; 80
br:"!y. JAS. ii.h: I. l.. ii.
Dec %. lc;;G. 1G-:[
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"a, - aPsVs,ssT,Es,ss s7g zi,N'a,s.

r. p,jTnECANY AMP D&tG iONr' h na"T a.
q I:;,s;siaIne subscriber having r"! ,f:. %
- LIVES ickii,ce his entire stuck 81 H"u'c .'
ptns Psn OILS, Dye s'u'i* sursrH"s 'i amd viii
y c,,nucs the business at the cid ss"no a!lu -;
rrr himself to keep general assortment OF St'ce' -,
his ne lie will be particularly careful 10 Tne Hnd
',I 80 ar. yn,e and ecnuineEvery effort wi' u 'us
nc: ooIy 10 srs,sn bat to improve tte co''o'' " "
=. s,,hj ;h,.u. hitherto we'll conducted
The subscriber will give his personal ateAn ~ ~,
business and has engaged the services o: f nc M'Ioe
trr,nr assistants Great care shall be take" " Ia"
nvs,v article which is sent from the house accurately
pat up. .-,. n.rch,,,s and all
ybo deal in this line, requested to Cali anu 'ni'v
his stock The former customers OF WI "chnu' -, -,
tho civ and elsewhere, respectfully reqnes'T
continue their orders as usual an! assured 'nat '
shall receive that attention which they nave
had, and that every effort will be N'a"' 10 5'''
t!st:;cton. ,, ,,.o,l.d n
j.; S''''''' WALTER sOiERllLLE: H. d.
,.t" yrrs, pleasure in recommending the above es'
n, n my friends and t'tner customers, !erl'
,'nrp that every cti't will be made 10 give lhetn
,, sr,jilc,iv. which they have heretofore receyed
'"-' S'''''"'''' JAMES McKlLDOE.
73-u
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f. GOOD COUNTRY SCiiGU-.-Iiic Scln"I l"r
"A young aGCs 1t The residence Of ilie subscriber,
near Charlottesville. Ahenarl, will be confined during
III. year lcT By Miss Baker, recently from Troy S'
nary, i. Y, with high recommendations from Mrs WI.
lard Miss B. las been c instrucrcss OF my daughters
and other young ladies', il my house, for the ia" IL
months feel hesitation III sl?lnr :hat !'r ';'d
is ,e very BEST and the p:oGrcss al her pupils not SIR.
passed - any. TIE schoo! will c"iiemG Oh The l2ih
Of Iauuary and vii! cr! The 18th 81 Dccch'bc! al
lowing vacation &" month from the middle o! June
70 itr ilid!c Of luiv.X i. hoard"rs w!.! BE- Il.
kr Oh the following ,c5;$ English. So: Muse 81:
French sic: !.oGr: ii,r ten months hrddng, washing.
&C. furnished by the Subscriber go Boar! ard lat.
don Ices to tc p.id one half in advance.
Dec II n1-- 2,;:il;IjI SAM'L CARR
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:, EVERY THURSDAY MoRNING.

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seemsiike IN grent Stride iowa ards the eleva.,
o o.. Turkisht@omenio' the same station
Which, females old tlire9 CHOU, .tchri.ien
dem, is th~eoNeningof the seraSlio, and per-
nHilre the women o:.coine'in and 60 out
at ,tltfr pleasure. and enjoy. themselves by
ranbics' upon the lovely plains wl,ir!
stre!cll'along. the hunks Of tie beautiful Bps.
phorns. - =
:. The fate Of that .yonus girl was similar
to- That Of josephine. wife Of Napaleoh.-
She loo was the subject ofa fnmiGar prelic-
ron, and evG,i;wlen c%onfinet by Prison
bars, and upon the eve of cemvcyancc to the
"n':o'inc, that prediction stood up before. her
wiib.aif the hjightncss AUD :sacrcdncss' of
ruth: aiil. When lhe.downrhl of Robes.
pierre caused I,er'prison to he thrown open,
'Tl,rre,' exclaimed she TO n,adam FoIlroy,
Il fellow prisoner. Il Told. YOU I should YET
be queen of. France Aud she was indeed
queen l'ot'"nly Of. FRANCE. blu, Of The 'loari
that heat in ,lre bosom oflilat proud Corsican
who swaycd its destinics.
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THE HORSE :
TlIF

WILLIS Stand the ensuing. Season IN
~ Thirty Dollars. the Season, Twenty
lnli"rs lire siUgle leap. pnl Fifty. I,oillarS
Insurance., at. the. plantation .iof-Cqpt;aln
William. Is: Mays, id,.r miles below Edge
'irit C",sr' %iiou>t, 9nlhc S,unc. road lead.
Augusta. Ample preparation l0r
c'rce and n'tc.niGn 10 .n:ards, will be made.
They will be pasiuic,l AMI Gl on grain,:'(
n'quirul,O nj twenty live cents irr day
A-rcldenis,: esc;ircs, sickness, &r. ~, the
risk q. '~ilcnNrners, although every attention,
Will be paid, TO prevent :rcm.. -
= DESCRIPTION :.
NULtIFiEE, i" It Ecauiiful Bay, nnl
smneiys nm.ksd, will Il delightful cont sol
hair. which shows l,;s superior S,cct. = 81 5
appearance is ccnimandinc-hc is ',6f tit
Greatest ,ppwcr,i Substantially, and sirrngh.
nc viii he seven years old this. Spring4is
iuil s~ixftciflinnls ;EiSlig, having .suptrioy
sac, large. bones, anil is as well musrici as
any Other horse, in ibis or any country, and
las as much durability. y.
N.:H.-.Amy person who .@iu.makc MP
81 company of five mares, and become re
spnnsi!'l" for the. pavtn"m Gill have the
privilege Oh putting them IT 2:5 dollars the
ScaNDn.. =.
Thc scas"r will commence the 18th
February, and rnd tie liIl, Of June.
Fifty cents 10 the groom in every in
stance.
Feb. 2, 1887. 5atf
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miscellaneous.
I'll MAlD OF MANTY.E3oUE:
a TEul: STORY

- 49, - Is "
A. loveiy morning IN October: ", was
rendered Il gloomy one 10. the. inlraiirnn,s
Of Martinique, Repeated injuries inflicted
by The ruling powers, coupled with Il lr.ru-
ing desire a,nunS ainbi,i6,is and .per!,aps
ua,rioiic linen, To, crush E6reiGnr NIuence
UPON their. beautiful. isle, and uSoovcrn
.hcimseIyes u frde andaudcpcu,lanf prop,c.
had!drg rendered rcsnleiue there preca,i-
aus. On the morning III question:. the ban
bcrof revolt vas SEER 1ontinC In pro,i.I de-
'Iiince upon the walls Of. the Castle Of For,
Royal; in 'he. tar distance the smoke of yil-
ages sli"wGi! the rack of the. incrciiess de
nlnn of inSnrrc;iOn. Every vessel in the
i%!aTbpur oi.i'prl Royal was crowded will,
refugees WHO, having hastily COLLECTED
ttheirmost, valuable. effects. hid licd before
The ilde OF destruction which was rolling
trartVIy tefhrc that ii,-siarrr.i island. a.
mons them was a>mcrcl!nnf Of hi.lfrGpntc,
who, with his wife and daughter, a beauti.
FIJI S!rl OF about fifteen, took passage for
France, whittier ON ibe.followino day The
vessel sailed Fair winds give; them a
quick passage to'C.ape dc Verbs ana after
a tnrry OF a daySof twp,ihcy> weighed anch-
or for Havre.. At'dawn ON the second NOR
ping hftor their departure; they es,,icd d dark
looking brig bearir. down upon them. and
rs, the sun rose above the horizon, il. pour
,rnycd to ihem-thc truth that an Al&criuc
cors;hr :was'their early vi,iicr. So mich
was the high seas infested at thar lime with
pira'cs,,' that every voSseii Went, prepared
Tor an ENCOUNTER. Immcdiate preparation
was made for acontesf, should the corSair
overtake them, ind, all sails.Were spread to
tic. brceZes. =.
The pirate came on-,he contest was.
fcarful-ihe in,llfr and .molber were mur-
iercd-and Tho. eahti(nl'orph was made
the prize OF a band Of. rn~ffians,,.I lin a few
days they undo the Barbary coast. aud she
was sold 10 the beyo TURNS for ten thou
sand seqyihs. The prediction, Of a fortune
teller, years before. that she would One day
wear he'coronef of:a queen, impressed Nh
her mind with q conviction. of its truth,
which spread. a,hdlo of light around her a.
mid the darkness OF the worst of slavery.
Her beauty made hera ;fayQritc: and ABOUT
'wTyears afterwards Sultan .Musiapha car
ried her in triumph 10 e omstanhnaple: Her
/ beauty,:her xiriues. her ample powers to
! please. made ,ier the exalted fayoi,rite
Of the. imperial Scraglf6, and. she becdne
},he:honoured Suliana. Then, indeed we're
'be predictions OF her destiny verified. anil
she wore he crown as guee1roftfe Ottoman
Empire! 'Miihniout IT. The Present Sultan
Turkey is her son 'aidIa ,heFirfltence
pom his early character; maybe attributed
. taste for European cps,orfs and tho fire.
1ucnf INNOVATIONS which. his Will has ,ma.ie
among the customs Of his people. /.
J The last act: Of Importance; and which
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:NOTsEE:

TIME Trustees Of the .Slale and Female
Il Academies OF the Village of Anderson
have employed Mcss!s. STEPHEN j. Nv FIR
TIT s. WESLEY LEvEiI1'r to supcrinianh
those institutions toy' The succeeding year,
rho latter of whom.is capable of preparing
young aeon for. College, and cam ,cath. ,lv.
FrcnaIi lnnauage. The. hcnlihincss ot.,hc
location. The morality If the 'ncialHmIrl"d,
the c%hcapness T boarding and tuition. mot
exceeding together o;.e hundred and fifteen
or ,WeI,y.X t~IUilals) nun Inc -hcui,!c,L rnast1i.
cations of lhcS6 Gentlemen, render tliis Il
desirable situation for children, -
The Ioilowin" Gentlemen arc. TRUSTEES 10
ci,llrr nf whom the public is REFERRED: J. n.
Ehii,nr, ID. Bso,cn, T.. Usbb, j. II. Bensdn,
c. Orr.
a. EVANS, Sec. Baard.
Feb. 2, 1887. So C
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Esp.eei2lly. when The .liccessanes oflifs nro So
GENERAL OCEoLA.

What are the. qusli,ies that. constitute a
,hero?. Whether thQse qualities are christian
or Pagan: rwhethcriliey are 10 be sought II,
savage or.civiIizea life, this Warrior stands
tfigh totf tte-roli oft!ioSe Heroes. whom the
world is enccis,pmed TO regard with iaon-
.frpiis' sdmirafiuns
His whole. nnrionl ronrs1us scarcely 1860
tswaruorsTSe campaiiatru .icr campuicp.l.as
'hc. haitied the. welt appointed troo,is. CT
naljoa. of s ,OND,60o; lis. hailiiu! Sr.hahcl
are without amy orirertcnisrhah The
>E~.ies--WHirdut. any otlrcr-rauons i:,a, ali.
roqi, Of. TIC -r:tr,ll o.. g;,i:c II. IL, ]rl::a!.ar
-wi:.,oil .,coni,nissaries, or Hospitals. or
West Point .sccadtmiosi or liuafterrnas,crs
nt waaa ION trains, or pohtoons or %suttlors; or
arsepals, or:pay, Or. clothing. or barracks, or
Courts. Of inNniry-ycts he keepsilie iieL.
and seeks'leiihe sn.ilner Quarters or win
ter q quarters. :.
III Patri9;isn1be not Rworf invented mere
lYto cheat, the world, tlfen' 0ceola is a pat
riol--he;5 .he.is ready to de FAR hisscoaatrg.
lie cxcfaimsi to his ;fnvadcrs, .Tbis is my
country. and Will die, On it.'' Iewllsnot
AiIn on his heel, save:bis life.
I'his CHRISTIAN nalion. however, hints Ills
Hero Patriot, like a vol. Gen. Jesup of.
.leIs arewafd Of $1,000 for his scalp if dead
or for his body,ifalive:
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From, tho Journal Of commerce.]
:. :. EHE POOR

:. Messrs. Editors: The following i from
Dicks Last work on Christian Dcneticichce.
Please find d place for it in your columns.
''it Is NOT. however by aestpwins money
dIrcrtly ON the pour, except certain urgent
c;srs-or by.cDdDwing aims houses, or asy.
lnms, except for lIe blind, the aged andtl,e
intirm:wi'o are Unable 10 work, but by al.
for'lAlg n proper remuneration for labor 10
all who cnJo y health and ,visor- Of body and
animl. -. y. ...
THE true method OF. promo,ihg the coin
tort OF the po6r,;is 10 furnish themrxill the
means' or instruction and employment, TO
provide then, with Comfortable habitations,
ld.tcacl! them the rules Of ECONOMY, temper
ancc and moral prder. and Il, see that their
children be properly educatcd, in The differ
Grt BRANCHES Of use(ul knowledge; and inthc
doctrines. and duties oil religion. There are
many WAYS by :wiiclilsucll objects might be
accomplished either by opnfeht individuals
or by society at large, 10 the building of
cliunhcS. SCHOOLS. lec,nre-n0n,s. and work
shops, throughout the coum,ry Wliefeverthcy
are required in I1le cultivation Of uzsic
ground, a The. dr;,inihg of laid, HE formation
:oi roads. and comfortable foot paths, Though
out every par, Of tile. country in erecting
workshops and manufactures for all kinds
ottmn!thre and clolhine; inserectinx. new
towns aud Villages on spacious and Improved
,pldns. :&c.,&c:, in. these. and many o1,rr
operations, alithetpaor who now infcst orr
streets md burden. our puii,ic.chmities, and
pass a,niserablf state, al existence. niieltbe
comfortably employed. Aud. while misery
would ihus he prevented ahdhappincss thus
dihased, improvements might htvo hcelscar-
.rleh TN to an indefinite extent, the physical
aspect ofonr.gtohe Inightbe tfansfQrnfeA IN
to ! scene Of beauty and fertility, aud tho
desert made urrejdice. and blossom us The
srose." y n.
49,
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NA1aUE oh A-FIRE,.

Who;doess not. gchicnlber Caleb Bladder
sion; in the Bride. Of l. aanniern,oore! 2 wien
driven tosexfremiry.. lest,a visit from Argyle
Should cxpcss he max ed povertyof ms mas
Aer's eustlo. Caleb raiscd., Il prodiGions fire
annfg !,tb5ish and litter, so iss,6 give the
Appearance OF The coufianrafopEio ,IS
s@idlescasste- In: discnssinc..this proceed
iQgr afterwards wjtirl,is iprt;.C alcb:pGinsed
;au, the various benefits TO be. derived from
the lire !: :, -
This fire -wi!lsct!le many things on an
slopouIsahle. footing for the GinyG's credit,
that COSTUME telling twenty daily lies, toidIc
:elaps}.and 'whnfs maur, witbotl gaining
crelcdse.; Il ,willsbc a credi,ablcs npo!ory
1or'ttle honour off1he. family for this scorc0r
yenrs to coh"c, fits we'll guided. .sWhere's
the tnmily piGures. SAYS one nYeubninc'bodv
the grcat,Ere at'NXolf's Grag; answcts /.
Where's the family plate? says another.
The grea, fire. says l. Where's the ward
Tnbe AMI the linens--tke tapestries and the
'dccoHcmen;s-bcds Of .cta,e' and. broidcrcd
wrok.. Tho. frc.-lhc iire-,he. fire. Guide
thc fire wfei. apd ii will serve. YOU for all
that We ,should have; and in. some sort, a
guide excuse IS better than Tue things them.
SELVES. "A guide ot1c0'ne, p%rhdenifv and
creaitably handled, .inay serve a policeman
and, his family-Lord ;kens how lang..'
T Tx, actual burning ofthe Genenl. Pos,
Office, for:aught.-we know;maY serve The
h~eaven-born Amos as many useiiiIpurposcs
as Caleb. Baldcrstdn promised himself from
the great IRE at Volts Crag. The Post
Office illumination was. pcradvcnture, as
NECESSARY to meet MIR. Wise's resolution,
as that of.tWolfs Crag was 20 avert the
Nisitof the Duke. Of Argyle. 1t NAV stav
the: enquiries Of EMBEDDING bodys,' which
could moi DO conveniently answe,cd.vCin
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:@oefie 0eess.,
The Court OF love-.

The Court Of Joyc was once convened
And thus tho question ran; !.
WHICH holds the greatest sway eli earth
The. female race or man? -.
Tho hall was GH-,hs gods were there
The subject to debate,
While goddcsses for woman plead,
=. nptil tho hour was late.
Old Zine then left his'dusty seat,
Where ages he had been,
To tell to those. assembled. there,
Whathi lis sharp eye had secn:
saw (said hcl a warrior CONC,
Triumiphant from the field.
With %i!anrcls fresh upon his brow,
!. Which had his courage scaled.
.But.while he .made his. ~vic;oirs boast,
To vaTor breathed bis vow,
An arrow speed from womnp's eye :
And laid the warrior low; .
I. : Isnw a rnopareh III his thrqrc,
:. = A sceptrc in Ills, hand, 49,.
Dependent subjects at his feet,
: A realm at his command. ~:
But:twas histot tobc, subducd- :
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.Until:hi + Iawless soul was tanned, :.
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Her tcars rcsistIcss might:
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FLGssED.A CLAIMS;

~ SESArE, Dec. 20, 1880.
EKAEE Spccini Committee 10 whom was
IL .~rt!srresl the Claims for losses in al,6
ia'e Florida Campaign rci,dr, for adoption
the following Resolution; /:
ReSoired, That bis Excellencv the Gov
evSf he requested lotcausc due n0ticc.t6 DC
gwen for all citizens ofthis Stats who have
suffered loss or injury in consequence OF
,he'reomp!tnnce with tic reqnisi,ion- of the
": STATES for troops during The late. cam
pdign in Florida, to pfesent their respcc-
tive. tlaihiis, duly authenticated, al The Exc
cIiiive Office - ilumbia, in order that they
may be laid bel eCongfess Tor .remunef-
itioD, or" he committed TO Hle proper. au-
'itoritirs al. Washington, shonid.C Congress al
ready havc.Rasset ar Aci Tor the indemni-
hca,iOn of such losses. . =.
l.. Rts0ircd, That the Senate do aorec.-
Ordered toihc:Iiouse of Rep:escniati, cs for
concurrence.
/ BY order Of the Senate. ="
JACOB WARLEY,.C. s..
:M the II. Of Representatives., Dec. ri. 1896.
Resolved, That the House do concur
Ordered to be returned :t0.thc Senate.
BY order of the House. !.
Il. w. GLOVER, C.. II. r.
/ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.; ,:
l.. .CoLuMBIA, ). c.. Jan. 10. 1887.
In obcdianee to.rlle above Resolution, all
persons. having. claims for losses incurred
IN the Cnmpnin of 1886 in Florida, ARE .di-
rcc,cd TO prefer them. properly au,hcnrica-
'cd, TO the Captains Of their several Com
pan;cs; or, in !c;lsc OF tllc.decease or absence
Of the Captain, 10 the srnior officer :of tiie
Company. present. :. The officers are re-
1ucs,e;l to forward these claims with The
least delay. possible to the Executive al
Feb.2 1885,. .tr52 Q
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HgCs.ssf ElEnOm Academy.

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young men for College.
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