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InsMrectionGry Morcmcnts. Tile Nat.
Intcliccnccr OF the 81 lst ult. says. that 'hcrc
were some floatin" r.imors and suspicious
the two days previous. of turbulent and Sc
ditious designs among the black population.
That paper thinks there are no suliricn,
grounds for uneasincss on the SUBJECT. The
Washington Chronicle has the following re-
marks on this subject:
''N do not know enough to underwritc
for the character of the coiOrcd brethren "
i'll this city; but however pcacahly inclined.
the NOV. uents made, aI Ing made in
this District by the Ahollion,sts. should AL
monisll us to he on the alert. This city is
thu centre Of agitation. In Congress and
out oii, the fanatics are numerous aud ac-
tive. The chy authorities ought to he vigi-
lant-and maintain an active ant faithful
police. We do no, know wlirrhrr any pre-
cautions have been takcn-bu, the corpn-
rate authorities are gully of gross nrgli-
gcncr, if such has n,h hccn done. " lille
on the subject. VIC will cnqnir" whether Il
certain member Of the house of Representa-
tivcs has not recently attended Il ncgm
church in this city. anil p0ri0hra ofthc sa-
croment wiM hc biucks! Itisso said-and
we should like to know whether truly or
not. Such conduct, however dc!cnsihIr in
| the abstract, does not, hy any means, respect
the existing relations oi society"
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HLNNs, Fl 'a'2,:G

& BSChNi.:.D iro:n ii., :;:.h,..r;.5ar, on
I y the ni.h' of The 2Stl. Man last. IT, s,,.,
named S"mI Rum%,n, l." i, Of d"ri> COM
pi"%ion, cross eyed. lame ~ rilr ri;,!it a,r.r
am! j. iii Ii, l7'lI year. Any pcr>o" giving
ini'':'naIlon cnlc.r n2 sai l;!. OF srcur-
ima 'Ini :" that ! cnn o.; i,!m Will be i;hcr.
ally rcWArdCa 81 persons arc forbid hav-
inS any dealing, Or trad;"a " i'll! him.
JD!iE RAMSEY.
Junc :. lS:!S G.. -
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y Nia'a's az,

FHfiiE N".c1 an'; Accounts If Dr. .:a,nc..
Il Srnnn deceased. !,:lv.. hv,i i.;I wi!i,
Iir. II. L.. Jrn.r~. III HAMBURG. ili pc,
sons int,!;"d :" Er. SPAN are rc'I::a,:.I
t""a!l an!pa! 'ir '",irr>. w!i" i "":hpri::ch
t" r"cri"" the ri"nci; ;u, l;,nsy ..v.:.-
Demands against i!r E.i:!,c viii ~, as,.;cii-
der them IL hiu. !. Sph%T.
March :!ti. l;:::;S If s .iyn'f-i~.
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Mr., C,InouN.--Thr following ancctolc
Of this distinguished mani is from The Native
American:
4 remember on one occasion, in par,icu-
lar, that MIR. Calhoun had the foor-l for
get the suhcct--hut it had aroused and
excited him very muCIl--his slender frame
was tiia,cd-his words fell rapidly from his
hps-tic Senate Chamber was crowded
with ladies', many Of whom had chairs III
the principal ai>!cS. There waS Il general,
hush over the HSscmhlagc, and The iervii
clouucncc Of the orator, and the attentive
crowd formed an interesting spcc,nclc.-
Suddcrlv Mr. Calhoun turned from bis adj
dress to the Chair, and in moment Of rap,
abstraction, his eyes became fixed upon the
face of beautiful girl. who was sitting
near him. His la;g" eyes were tyc like
an electric shock: &. while he @azc,l, whicl,
was hut moment or so. the lady Shrick"h'
The trance was broken. and tho great
nu!liiicr dashed forward in his impctuous
course
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NV &1ssSaSSsGsJ1asSsSD9ED
SSz5 @Ss2s
@Eoetie GMeeess.
TIE SLEEPING FOREST CHILD.

by MISS JEWSBURY.
The morn is waking in the woods,
The birds arc glanrinc by,
And there arc flowers where late were buds,
Young sleeper! ope thine eye!
The dark tops wave gal!an,ly
Against pcariy sky,
Their leaves are fwinklinE pleasantly
Young sleeper, opo thine eye!
Tho dcws are dying fast away,
{Thc diamonds Of the dawn,)
From covert now, for food or play,
Steals forth the dark-eycd fawn;
The bee is gone forth murmurinSly,
Tho rill flows through the lawn,
III silver sounding rcvrlry,
Oh why is thine withdrawn!
Thy laugh would drown the stteamlct':
Thy step ou.spccd its hound,
Thy clce, thing Of heart aud choice,
Would scatter Slec around.
I know there's music in The sky,
Bright blossoms on the ground,
Yet, yet, young sleeper. orc thine eye.
For more i'll thee is found.
Thy check is glowing in the grass
With deep excite hlcnm,
Aud thou mighl'st >ccm to all that pass
Through the green forests gloom
a sunbeam stolen from OH high;
And, Ivy summer doom.
Made in Il human form TO lie
There, in fragrant ton,b.
Ycs. ope thine cyc-and be a thing
OF life, not yet bcgnilcd,
Farer than poetry may sing
An infan, undcfilrd
Awakc-and lc. me wreath thine hair
Wild flower! with flowers as wild
Be. to the bosom old with care,
A simple, happy child
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REAL. l.IDS;I;<CJ,

In debate on the Liccn<" Iaw. in tho
Legislature of Massachusetts, Mr.. Durncli
said.
"Thc question before us is on the bill
here, and no, on its fate with tho people,
II this law, as gentlemen say, would re-.
main unrSccnicd on he statute book, il
would DC a good reason for nc, passing it.
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E 80 80

GoNr.fiAlE l. IL .lanm#ry in<'. t'"u Note,
~ a.! hnni h0iii given hv iau,c-. .'n,iurt!
I" the S"h>crih'r, on" fer SiGu ani ih"
o'hrr for 50: beth due. ,i,iuk. In JcIn." :
last. AL person, are hereby t;'trwar;::h
from 'ra,iin. tn- 'aii N"ics, rs p! >::ii hold
the drawer "i Tie same. responsible"
J. =. PEARSON.
Mush Creek. Grccnvi!!c, :. {. ilay DC
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S!S'A'np . Y:iEa.

T1HnM Ia" subscriber. some ;wn or ilrc,
z week. AGO small cray horse. (t..rE,.,y
called r"ny bout iUurN Years %. uc'. !r;is v"rv
lar"r :rc' t"r Il irorsr Of his size. :o;HIa las.
short main 4 tail. a.h PAGES ry"c rd!ns!y ,,;.i
wnic! is his fave. .itc cate Tn do!iis VIII hr
e;vcm TO any person WHO will deli, CT lie ln. ,n
t" ~" Subscriber, Ii. r% III HaHlinc. ora >.!ta-
be reward '"r amy intelligence ,..5.vi. /" wilra
he is so rs he can 90 !.;:l
-. GRAY.
Newt u
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.T.0VSEE.
Notice.

A Ill persons in''ri'l"d To the Estate Of
Is Airs. Sarah Wise, !ccva>,,.. ... re-.
q"c,'eh To m;,hr immediate payment. ;l.l,i
those I;Ivm@ demands to prc>crI them pro
rCrly ntlcSird.
ENOCH =. PNI.&IES-.
E:'"ni"r .riM Tx UiE c"n,r,d
March :, ISIS 10
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State ui sH:.i:, 4 arulIna.
I.EGEFIEl.D DISTRICT.

" LIT, . It .IfVN TI.E~If'.
s;n:;'iS:''. i ! ..rlSr.vt ;'"::;rCy hrrACE';i:;T
W. !r,'rIn,n {NssuHpsiT.
~ III i':n: ilin tbs casc i,nrm., q" th" ih
Z a: "' Hny. / =. flied lis d. ciaralion i'll
i::r t'c:'>'S t',;"r. ami lie Defendant having no
w'ir or =. lcy knnNn !o ~ III this State nicn
V iGOm 4 copy n' IN" >;;,! de iarIt;"il ma. be
rvcd: T. - !,' r".itr orci"rc. HAT tn" said dc
:''l,'nn, =" appear ami r.,nt" lis defence within
2'a, anal Jay "':' '.c .li!r" OF lii" Sa'l dec
lar:t:icu. ~ Small :'d ;.i+oiu" Judgment will be
ar,!cd Ia ;iir s,:i !H,n;i...
Gi.D%':;' POPE. c. c. T..
Clerks Oiiicr. Nay | :'ii. !%.;S. H.
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? Ts,aE (

a Ill. persons indebted in irrst.i:c Of Sanniri
n Ca!'i"r!i 81 Ia" OF .ihicv.lir HstIcl dec Il.
are rc'ic>tcd ~ Flake paynr, immediately ans.
lh"S'' !i;,Vnf" demands To pTr"cii; ;," tuiy at
tested w!nin ihcl linr prescribed hy law 10 either
OF the suhsvrihcs4.
JD!IT CDI'I'mAN.
J. l.. PEARSON !.tE.'.s
\. g. ChLDW ELL.
hu.nSt :, I~:iT Ii.S
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lasVscsa Classical academy.

Askcsa Gsas;aica3 Academy.
H'.F. VI. Il. SUAHtt.S. PRINCIPAL.
& WIS Academy has now been in active
n operation for nearly three wears. The
vnrinns branches ot IN English aud Clnssi.
cal Education are taught. in cnnncxinn will!
such exercises, rs are common tn t"aic-
m,es If rc,pcc.ahiiiiy. Mr. = is ot EroAn
University, aud has had several years ex-
prrcncr Is Teacher. Board and Tuition
nn moderate terms.
Aiken, May %, 1885 III
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IJSTTC1-

q IL. Persona indebted to -, Io;c (I,r,s
IA th"n'ls, deceased, are requested to make
payment: a'ld al; ;'arsonS i.avi'l: :dnanisY:,;n,
III" estate rl SAID deceased are requested to me
sen; ti'"m d''lN ai!cstcd. JAS. +. ADAMS
NOV ~ 10" II administrator
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GSssc FEkX5g;sc.

~ EfiiI "bnN" = a:cycr ial'ing i",nrsi. i;riai
* variety of coilc. :" distressing 10 lu:;,. Is
a 10 wi;r! tie ul.,i I,l.;!iuu- anc,l e ~i;-
Siaiit''~ ~" too CnninO, iy ,Ncn. IL Is sa!. AID
s"'t!:;ng. and instead n i,roImcc rns,i.cu"ss il
usually np"raiCS rCHi!s nn IL" hu.yrS.
THIS r"ir"dl las unSv been iI$ci fer <"vcrn'
years. with that and approximations .!;i".i
q';ack medicines mad" 10 sell. c!int C. mrir:..
II l.. extensively used by tic hcSl piiv~ici;n. ~
the nuiI'iy. ana 10 uS,' TIE ln-I." a. many a
moh"r. aclS is Il charm. lac Ii aliaN> H..
pain a::d luis the child rc;, i, r..s no; i,:y"
behind ii il.oS" III pleasant symptoms. y n;rir
i.a"'iani,'n iaicmm b'"pS Ar rncra!:> pro-
!'cr NnIr" dr''.n' ;'cc"!n;'n' Y ZACH Nial:
and certificates oi iiS efficacy Cif:"Q''i.c) c.r. h,
produced :r' III" ,u0>! rcaV"rtnh'r citizens ui
Cai 0iinn aud Georgia. Tor sale ly
klTCii' N& iT;>DN. linn burg.
DIV NJ Hii irh. rS:a { H.
WM. ll.N X TT. P,ni2.;nn e. II!
DIR. :. MiAiS, hdgcfc:d e. II.
Feb ) 5l-:i3 fl
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MOTT.

- 81 L IL
TESI!N Subscribers are .A"crt Tor the NAI =
d Cil 81 MANlI!ACrl'n! CnM-
rANN. amd w.! keep cniislan y cn r;!,l u ;!l'ir
Store III Hamburg. SuprN at every Article
,,,anuic. urcd nt that l'>ahs!i:mrnt. and will
sell N fnc'oyy Prizes. The superior quality Of
the Vauc use Fabrics i" known To AL who have
examined them. and ,!."y are most c"nd n;ly
recommended to the l'iri,lic.
II. L. JErrEn5 4 CO.
Hamburg, March 4t;. lSiS d.
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~ r'H: GrTE - PLEAS
~. y l;r'nn"": " lryAcra"yr.
V5% liz. PLAINTIFF iv" liis day fled his lcclarl
ton IN Ia" .huv;. cI-c. AID the Dclrii,lan
nci,@ " thou; VII ~ ,tnrurv. known io he within
'hc :~iaic. .upnrw 'ona copy q; sad dcc!aia;i1n.
,,,, a r'r'r il plead 'niIid h. served: II Is Or
ti". d. that sad !c!' dan dn plead 10 the
md dnviarai!'.r wu.i', year and Il day from
III !a" i'ii"m iii ii!:;.i a.:h ;.!$o.:c will be
iNcn ;:s,;...! ::::!!.
GEO. POPE. c.r
\uvo,ri'"r u. 80 ADD -
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tat" ui south ;rol,na.

thHi.Ni!.i.l. Di&TnitT
u l'i!N ca !.EcN PLEAS.
Char" -r;',l'. A'u, "i} ,-r,c
i@"'i !. i.n'r,l 3%"'dN*. :tss.Mrsrr.
.!niu, Soma.
FITii Pin ! Il i, ':ri:; case :.vi .. rn the
r. ',';;,i ,."v n! Mar, II. ! :. flied i% dccl:i-
.ion ~ NV o.l.rr aud {. hric.din having
" - ~! attorney. known Ia be ia !his state. upon
whom c"py "i h" declaration. with Il special
pr;r. Of t" "nt,r r.',,n:>ch Thereon be <Crv-
ca: III ic:;':c o'd rod. la. Il" sand James Don
all do np""ar Il H!a1,c his defence wi!,in Il
wear arI G"y from he ii....@ "; ihc ''ccara.!nn
~ a!o.,":..',!. ii a al ahso.m:" Judgment viii
he forthwith :.iy"n h 'war.'rh a";:inS! him.
it%. W iNN!.AW, {. C. y.
Clerk. Dirr. litl Mav I~:iS. j.:
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E'H7' GWFe.

2MY HOUSE and LOT. i'm the VILLAGE nj
lVA I'd. "hcsd. upon terms TO suit purchaser
In my absence, apply ~ Col. Bnn>k,ii.
JAMES JONES.
Apr! Il ,rlO
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GAesCrSG, EBa,gEg.g.aj ANEs
sEE; YS'E; Ell E:E>s Z.

No. 90 read STREET, u, ,.;.arA. G!:U.
Near Er L.iird stairs !iHi
2 !: iii' >u!i>c.h,r u..c;S 10 ii.': iiiz' Ii' ni
q :'grir!l District ANA It's ,:rni!y Il :'.".i
::Iij! F,~i"n;ihIc ;.s>orinIrE: OF
VyE.r7G i. =, s. 80 ILE" Z. &
-: ;!ir i,lcs sity.c and importation, CO.'S :s;>'.':"
pnri of i!.c io!!nwinr .trriclcs:
G"i !'h"pcnirh c;'ca"d W";yic.. with
from |. 81 =, luwC.a.
Gold aud silver !.n."rS. r!a,a i ini.icv:e:i.;;,
in"ion nu.,y and Anc!cf I.rcapci:,ert
Watches.
G",Ln..d SILVER i.rIinc a:,,i Ec..;"ai Watches
Ladies r.ch s;n!.s Neck tR1i'i-. '"w va'ic.m
Grnrl.'nrns G"'i Guard an,. FOB t"r'n%.
N'y:. Seals, FINER !:il:.;s, i;r,I'..is'S, Ear
tir.4.
Goi a.;l SILVER T.:njlcs, rcncii Gases. .:pcr-
.t;"... &c !, T..
::nuiIs t'io.i,., E!o,."r s'::>cs a;::i 'Eus:::;:
ESD = e: g..
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John Bell, Of Tennessee, in 1884. called
Dir. Burgess, of Il. island, n "scoundrel,"
--in 1897, he called Mr.. Davis of Maine,
q "iar"--and in lS3S, he struck his col
league, Mr.. Turncy: This was all done on
the floor Of Congress. when the House was
in session. In 1899, this federal bully will
probably he the candidate for the Spca-
ker's clI;lir.-froridsnce Herald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-22
.NFSCELE.E.y.EOTS.

Genuine and Irue.-A young man who
boarded at house IN the country, where
were several coy damsels, was on one af.
ternoon accos,ed by an acquaintance, and
asked what he thought Of the young ladies'.
He replied tLey were very shy and reserved.
So they are" returned the other, q and
SO much 50, that 10 gentleman could get
near enough to tell the color Of their eyes. +"
That may be-" said the boarder quick
~ "yet | will stake a million that can
kiss them all three without any trouble"
THAT you canue, do" cried hls friend
Ii is an achievement which neither sou
nor any other man can accomplish"
The other wa. positive, und invited his
friend to the hsus. to ~Iisess has triumph.
They entered the room Together, and the
three girls were all al home sitting beside
their mother, and they all lpoksd as pnm
as possible, and almost as sepulchral as Mr..
ToUcey, lectunog on duel.
Our hero ASSUMED very grave aspect,
even to dejectlon-and having looked wisi.
fully at the clock, brealhed sigh rs deep
as algebra, and a. long as female dialogue
al the street door. Hys singular deport.
Ineut now attracted the attention of the
girls, who cast their SLOW opening eyes up
wards to his coautenance. Percelslng the
impression be had made he turned TO his
COMPANION and SAID 10 dol,iu volce-,t
wants three MINUTES VI the time.
" De you speak Of dinner !" said the old
lady putting down her sewing work.
Dinnerl" said he with b-widered a.
pect, and pointing as if unconsciou.ly, With
curled forefnger a, tire clock.
A silence ensued, during which the fs.
male part Of the household gIared at the
young man With IrrepressIbie curiosity.
You will see me eaceutly buried, said
he, turning TO his friend.
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A ROMANTIC STORY.

The following story is related a. fact
in the \. Y. American:
A Circumstance has lately occurred IN
the South ofFrance, reallz'ng a fairy tale,
An old man, now aged seveniy.nme, was
obliged 10 leave France during the revolu
ten he had lost his wife sho left behind her
two sons and daughter. Forced to Ay Tor
his life, pennliess aud destitute, he passed
The period Of The exile OF the Bourbuns IN
procuring scaDty subsistence 10 Italy, Ger
many, aud other parts of Europe and after.
wards served in the armies Of the Empire.
Having returned TO his native town, findlng
himself forgotten by his friends, dlspossess
ed OF hrs estate, unable TO gam any lniellI
gence Of his children, he resigned himself
with content 10 all the puvatious Of poverty
aud with courage worthy ef fewer years.
endeayored to prevent his becoming burth.
eu to the charitable, BY making himself use
tul IN the office OF a LAWYER of some celebrity
at Marseiles. One of The students ofibe of
fee who had travelled III Italy, was struck
with resemblance between the old mau aud
a lady he had met in society at Milan. H.
asked him if he had daughter IN Italy
:" once had three children, but they are
all dead, " said he. The young man persis
ted IN his inquiries and the result was con.
yictIon that The lady N question was the
daughter Of the emigre. So sand he,
" your daughter lives, and lives 10 q palace at
Milan. | know her, she is the Countess
Ouollni Nlsconii, the aIfe Of diguliary OF
the Austrian Empire" II was true. Mr..
Nappollon had given his daug hter IN charge
TO MIlanese lady when two years old.
All his letters written TO her during his ex
lie had mIscafrled. lie supposed her dead.
She had been well educated, and the beau.
ty Q! her person and the graces vi her
mind had csptivated an Italian OF a noble
family, who sought her hand. She knew
the history Of her family, and had long sup
posed her father dead. She was made ac
quainted with the circumstances, and the
result is an union Of father and daughter
after separation Of forty.seyen years.
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His friend was as much puzzled as any
body present, aud his embarrassment added
TO the Intended effect. But the old lady
being no longer able TO contain herself,
cried
"Mr. c., pray what do you speak
of"
"Nsthing," answered he with a lugu
brious tone" but that last night spirt
appeared 10 me-" here the girls arose 10
their feet and drew near" and the spirit
gave the warning that | should die at ex
actly twelve o'clock to day, and you see ii
wants but half minute of the time p
The girls turned pale, and their hidden
sympathies were at once awakened for the
doomed and departing one. They stood
chained to the spot, looking alternately at
the clock and the unfortunate youth he
then walked up 10 the eldest of the glrls,
and taking her by the hand babe her a SO.
lenn farewell. He also imprinted a kiss
upon her trembling lips, which she did not
attempt 10 resist.
He babe the second and third farewell
in the same tender and aflectionate manner.
HIS object was achieved, and at that mo
ment the clock struck twelve. Iiereupou
he looked around surprised, aud calculated
"She would have believed that an apparltion
could tell such lie"
Ii was sometime before the sober mai.
deus understood the j,ke, and when they
did they eylnced no resentment.
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ANOTHER GRE.ITCt1

Raleigh, SsP'tfat' -
am now s. years Of age-~hea y Y. !
year, received q wound on my lsH IN, q,
became liberated, and continued y WY ~.
Of March Last. II would occasional i,
and then break out again; but mos o
/, va. in very painful condition ln' ~ -,
extended 20 large sise, and be'o'Dn !"
tried many remedies to mas : , eg,a, |
success, until | applied GrSs' 5AL I.,.n, 4
m.ni, tive pots Of which have eiee'I.i3
my leg, and reduced !, to It's natu' a.. r
cure would have been made much 50 .oo, 4, 1
strictly attended 10 the directions iol ,t N,
IN. Ointment; but this failed to o. Fs s.rd
bandarc. My leg has been wei ~ ~, r a
SIX months, during which u'1e, c,om 81
much, We, II remains firm and Tree , n.rn ,ta|
mes. Of inflammation. After ba''ng 70 End
for a period Of forty .ons years. ~"
benefit Of a sound leg again >. ,,ofIOMAl
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$50 Reward.

III OSI on the Sta iRsi, riiAer "a CAsrisits or be.
n faceen CAsrloits aud my residence, Ten miiss
sSesi on a., Caisiobs Ripsr, large CALF SkIN
POCKET BOON, containing IN msney thirty-siT
dollars "a Sou,A Caroline bank Notes else nvRl-
Der d pieces Of sirsr charge, smsuni net reeoiieet
%, and a.. tollotciHs Notes, RIA One nete ca Ro-
bert and Bait Htuin. dated Jsn lsi 1885. fer $40
So one sshsr note on the 300. dated jan, Let
1887 one asts en- John l.. Hayes and Williams y
Bsyd for Sis. dated about ths 25th Oetebsr. 1887;
Oat note on James Thompson and JEAN Gsrison,
fhs precise amount end gsis net TseesIeefss one
note on Robert Porter for so, dated some time IN
1884, near os 4 can rseseei; enc note on Robert
CatAesI If $40, trith t,eo thrss credits On u !;
one note on Rsnjsmin BrOrn and Wallace Rsbsri.
son for ssl IS. payable 10 MatA,p Ls,psr. Of Lia-
cola COuRtg. dated june l7h 1884. ieaA q credit
Of SIS ca "; one note es Gesrgs ". Ssgs, and
Larkia Sisses, for sl3 81, dated ksUembsI leiA.
ls36: one note on Jss,Ph q Robson aud 1kss.
Robson, Of Ygk DIS, s. c. for SIS. dated Jan.
Sd. 1855 oas note on w. k,able and A. J. MeCsn.
mel. Of York D,s., s e. fer SIS. dated January 81
1885; enc nsss Ga l.. Berry SiOtss fer So -, date
net disfiRctly reeoisetsd, payable 10 Ephraim Hss
~; tiee receipts from Mr.. Horace A. RuTton, Of
GrsaUiae County. ~ 9. and Of1sr rsluaLls papers
net rseoiisctsd. Al PeIsons arr foEsearHsd nasiRg
for any Of As sbors notes and IA pspsrs Of tass,
notss ore Hoitasd HSt 10 pay tAsm 10 any sas BAT
myself or my order. TIE s3Srs rseard is,ll b. gir
en- 10 any one for tks espsry Of the Feekst Besk 10
ma rlfA us esnfsHts.
JAS. PORTER.
jars IL, 1888. f04r
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A dendy Jack Que Of our Jack ,ars 10
Ardent Square, was amusing himself ~,lh
remarks 90 passars BY lately, when dan
dy came tripping along with hrs short leg
ged unmeulionables lashed rather tiaht al
the bottom. say friend said Jack, arEt
you got on your breeches rong cud up !:
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dy. Why, replied jack, you've got the
gallowses on the wrong, end Of your trow.
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