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EE.EgE NOTICE.

A H. pcrson- ing any demands against
-" 'sttaf" of Richard Berry. de. 1se1i arc
h'ncst"d to present them. duly attcstcd. by Inn
hrSt y OF Deccmbeg or they will hearlIier be
debarred from all claims against said Estate.
SHURLl.Y COOK.
Oct 2S, 1880. (3oc) Administrator.
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Just Received and for Sale by
NICHOLSON 81 PRESLEY.
81 HHDS. Good Brown SUGAR,
80 Good Cuba and Rio COFFEE,
A small supply fresh Pine Apple Cheese,
One keg Fresh Goshen Butter, superior
quality,
One Tierce Good Fresh Rice,
ALSO
Que case superior Hood Bonncts. for
Ladies and Misses,
Ladies fine Florence braid Bonne.s.
Ladies CircasSian and Merino Cloaks,
ALSO
CLOTHING made TO order, in good style,
and at the shortest notice by
NICHOLSON g. PRESLEY.
Nov 1S. 1899 If ~
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WARES

CROCKERY WARES,
And great many articles too tedious to
mention.
We respectfully invite our customers. and
the public generally to give IFS call. Wcran
return them our sincere thanks. fO. the liberal
patronage bestowed on us, up TO the present
tmc-hoping for a further continuance OF the
same. MITCHELL g. RANSOM.
Hamburg, Sept 26, 1899 tf35
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State of South Carolina.
dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
9 y lie Speed, surviving partner
Tf Watkins d. Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
vS DEBT
Adolphus ]. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr of II. NJ. Attachment
Watkins, in
VS.. Same. ASsumpSlt.
F1HE Plaintiffs, in the above stated eases,
E- having filed their declaration in my Of
fee. on the twcnty-sccond day Of November,
1898, and the defendant having 10 wife or al
torncy known TO be in this State, npon whom
copy of The said declarations can he served ::
therefore Ordered. that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within n year and
a day from the filing of The said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will he awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, &C P.
Clerks Office.
Feb ID. 1888 }w&p $40 ace 3
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Victoria Sugar.

Sd HHDS. VICTORIA SUGAR,a superior
80 article, just received by The Subscribers
Also, very superior Douh'e Refined Loaf Su
gar, Cheese. Bnnch Rai,ins. Almonds. Sperm
Candles, and u general assortment Of Grucirics.
G. L. IL L. PENN, u Co.
Nov -. 1899 tf4I
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State Of south ar0lina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

James Harrison Attachment
VS. Henry Evans Debt on udgment.
YHNlIE Plaintiff in this case, having tins day
q filed his declaration, and tho Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known in this
State, upon whom a copy ofthe same cnn he
served; on motion of Plaintiffs Attorney. Or.
dcred. That the said Defendant dn appear and
plead 10 the said declaration within year and
4 day from the publication of this order, or
udeemen. will be rendered against him pro con-
Jesso. GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Nov. S, 1889 w&w 81 50 ape 40
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State of South Caroline.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMjNON PLEAS.

Mark 5. Anthony
vs. >Auachment: Debt.
Adolpiins ] Sale.
Drury Galloway,
vs. >Auachment: Assunpsit.
Adolphns ]. Sale.
Speed Il Hester,
surviving partners, Attachment:
vs. Debt.
Adolphus J. Sale.
vHNhe Plaintiffs in he above cases having,
ON the twenty-second of November. lc35
fled their declarations in my Office. and the
defendant having no wife or attorney known tc
he in this State. npon whom Il copy Of the dec
aration, with Il spec al order of the Court en-
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered thar tho said Adolph'ls J. Sale do appear
and make his defence within year and a day
from the filing of the declarations as aforesaid
or final and absolute judgment will be forth
with given and awarded against him.
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, c.c.P-
Clerks Office.
Feb IA. 1889 }BSr $40 aqe3
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NEW DRY GOODS,

FROM New YoRx AND HARTFORD, CoHs.
5ANHE Subscribers are now receiving from
q New York and Hartford, Conn, and will
continue 10 receive ihereirom, aud keep OIL
hand ut all times, complete assortment of
Fancy and Staple,
,Y'EVEs DRY GOODS, Sc.
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NArenlrorenrs. July 25. 1893.


ToHe TIon SqdBcy Johnson, Secretary 81 ilar -
SR--On ytsletda,. rhe ncgpflalion on the part oil
the canu is4oners having failed, under your order.
the whole force WAS pat III motion towards The EN-
compliment Oh Bowles, on the Neches. Col. Ian
drum crossed tie side oil the Necbes, and
marched mp The livrt The regiment under eolonels
Bnfleson and Rask moved ditecfs to the camp OF
BoWes Upon reaching IT, It was found 10 be aban.
doued Then trail ascettaiusd, and rapid pursuit
made. About SIX miies above tie encamPmeut, IN
the vicinity Of the Delaware village, a. the head Of Il
ptarte thcY discovered By the sly company. IN
der captain J. Carer, aud detachment 81 % men
from captain iodd's company. led by general Rnsk
TIE enemy displayed from the POM OF hill Henef-
Al Rusk munoned 10 them To come on-they advaue-
ed. and iirrd tour I've times, aud Immediately oc-
cupied - Ihtkel and layiue on the len. As we ad.
yaneed, the lines were immediately formed, and the
nc ION htcaine general. The iaytue was Instantly
charged AID lanked on The l'h by colonel Bufles6n
and u pant al his regiment the rest OF Bulcsons
regiment were led by lieutenant colonel WoodIeil.
portion Of general Rns's regiment charged AT the
nnie--lud another portion took position on a
point Of hill 10 the right, and drive parry who
attempted 10 flank US from that quarter. Thus ia
stadty driving the enemy from the ravlne aud thick
1T, leaving eighteen dead on the field that have been
found, aud carrying Off rs usual, lheir wounded, as
seen by men.
Our loss vas two Killed, one wounded MORALLY
aud live slightly.
Col Candfun was not able. having much fur
Tier 10 march, 10 par1d ate IN the engagement, but
has been ordered Ia lein this morning. All lie
hasea CALAMITY, thai II would be nvIlioas to paf
uealatlae 1ne action commenced about h 'li an
hour before s0osor winch prevented pursuit Most
oi theIr baggage was captured, kegs Of powder,
$50 lbs. lead, aud many horses, cattle, corn, and
thcr property. X. II. DOUGLASS,
Btgadicr General Commanding 7. A.
\ leucr from Con Rusk. daed l7rh inst re
marks: " We have had anolhercngaSement to day,
w1hf indians, vino occupied very strong posi-
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Strong Ground Band Of Chippeaays aud overlook
and fobght them at 81. CtoH. BIG Thunder iaia
the sieux not To FIRE where the whites VIE. Mes
srs. Atkins and MeLond's paftyl and as the Cup
peWays huddlrd round The RhHes, many oi mem
iaus escaped Notwithstanding. the Sioux killed
thiay SIX mn Of The Cbippewas party. aud some
women aHd children. -
The county IS in great exeiiensnt sud WI
continue 80 Tor some tine. There VIII, tn Doubt
be- general engagement briween The seuF ana
Chianeways aeistrc many months more. Hale--in-
tht.day Is i rLirr not TO be rinrd with. aud the
Sioux are consolidating under Bad IInii, first rate
warrior, who has been to Washington"
lLs is lie substance 81 the extract referred 10,
and she evidence OF The uuharpy state 81 ai'lfs eA
i.tine brtWeea hose frlhes. TIE next news ~ al
probability will be an account Of the slaughter ol an
equai or greater number Of the SIOUX by sumo band
Of Ii (IilneMaXs.
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l,,;n,.b,yna all the actions o. hafe-'h' 80
eo,,Ily with the kittens tie afteetons'e 49, - -
madam puss A hare had ifegeeh'is o''"
,he Garden and must CONJECTURE ios
rnalean to have been tie result OF hafil,', an.
:, end fl,e cat The opposite nature OF Tue NJ ~
,mals eat,b nint 10 such an end lostYei' Is ho'
l,,le remarkable. nor unworthy oi The a''eniie2 %
Psychologists. MINI
SteomJoat Baral-A slip FROM the Mobile
Chronicle. u der 1sfe al 9TH July STATES 'ha ','e
steamboat HIM Hutberh which ten thai 1''y on 'a9
5,cyioos .,fni,ie mlIh number at passengers an"
: f,u cargo was burnt Ia the waters edge, "heh
b,,,t ten miles above Tie Town. The IRE oflgna
Ted In the hold, being first observed bieaN'pg "" "
the matches. 'rhe buat was immediately sb't''
but uothins was saved except the yves VI IN l'''
seuprrs and crew. The eaPo WAS entirely CONSUME
ed. There was no insurance upon ethef ooa' u
cargo.
The STATE Bank Of Alabama, a, Tuscaloosa re-
eeieyed $4,000 IN specie on the 23d nil'
The 81. Louis Republican boasts Of ihecorn crop
of pppflenian near thai city. serentetn stalks 81
which Produced one hundred and tt9enty hrY'y ears
That is preuy severe bat they al"ays do ihns Oh
the largest scale OH west.
4 Good .Shot-The crew of the steam irigate
Fulton, IN practising with So pouuder, of Sandy
Hook. last week. finally attained snch accuracy oil
ann as TO pant ball IN the target distance oil
miles.
During the week ending on the Goth ull. there
were 10 deaths at Charleston. five OF which were
white adults, by yellow ever.
Sixtv sheep were recently killed by flash OF
lightning, IN Ulster county, New York.
The Philadelphia National Gazette says that The
Court Of Common Pleas Of that cry, before which,
under wit OF habeas corpus The evidence Of an al
eg ed conspiracy by Jacob Rldgway, Danei Manu.
aud II. W. D. OIL. dtiraud the creditors OF the lat
ler was examined have unanimously discharged Mr..
Ridgway.
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corospon fence Of as PbIaaeplia L. S. Ga:ette.

CorgcsPoa fence IF lie Phddoflia l.. s Gazette.
NEW loKK August ,.
The Rochester Democrat oil Thursday informs
ns oil serious VOW winch look place a feW-nales
from Cuboafeh. lrper CaGad4, on Sunday last, be-
tween panty Of ,one my men, who had been Ian
ded from schooner above the town, aud a NUN.
bef OF the lnhaouants ol The place who had set out
I to oppose them.
The parls from tic sehr is said to have crossed a.
fei nom the American side bat this does not appcar
BY any mans crrIan. VI lives were lost IN tie
conflict winch ensued, and some six or eleh, were
taken prisoners.
The case OF fraud on the revenue, Which has been
ueiofe lhe l. >. D'srlcl Couff, Boston, for the
List week, was brought 10 a close on FRIDAY last
when verdict 10 favor of the unltrd States VAS re-
t"fhed' The general features olthc case are as lo,-
lows:
James BouonIy. j.. a large importer of woolens.
was very intimate with JAMES Campbell "A Deputy
Collector he never entered any mpoftations mu6.
out the assistance q tins Deputy and tie package
sent TO the appraisers as sample Of each invoice.
was always ol parIehor kind, VIZ; tia. package
q me highest cost IN tie invoice.
ne oihters suspected sumo design, and seized
dn invoice oil ID packages Of woolens.. The package
was seht to the appraiser and found TO be correctly
lRolGtd, aud The residue oue-thIrd II least below
me real value Ca reteuiHI 10 the books Of the Gus
ION House II was found TIT Dir, Bouomly bad
maze al i.dst twenty one entries, by the assistance of
Deputy Campbell, in every case hv the hiphest cast
package OF each invoice.
ne goods at issue supposed To lave been paft
OF those IL ialse aud fraudulent entrees I he nro.
pei marks, iags, aud numbers were missing, and
Tue ends Of the pieces, and the boxes in which
lucy were placed, we've sugularly gouged and cut,
PPafe"iIf with view to The means Of traciu
The goods. 49,
Judge Davis decided that the government had
Hnade out a case of probable cause" of fraud, aud
ms placed The burden OF proof upon the claimant 10
race the Goods to Their origin. aud show tlat they
"a fsi ..,,tlt a. 1 /
the Information n,fe false uay,uc I'LL IN H.
liis the goods are II course czai,y tutfeed. Then
'aiHe Is about $1,000 We have TO local news OF
any Kind to day,
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IMPORTANT FROM THE INDIAN

/ y 1
The 81. Louis Republican publishes an extract
u Ietlef received N thar city, from u gent lemau
residing al Fort Smelling, dated Juy 10. by winch
we lean that most unhappy state ii affairs IS now
tNsuns between the Sioux and Chippewa tubes Of
lHdidns, aud great slau gin er has bcen made OF The
iduef. Mercy. seems 10 have foimed no pant ol the
savage character. Oue indIscrimrnate MASSACRE If
mep' women and ch1!dleu appears To be lie rule
/ Of warfare.
1t may elucida,c The extract TO state that a
lafse number oI the CMppeway trlbe, had assemble d
at Fou Snclllng TO receive the aunuiles and the c.
vents which followed. related below, occurred a
lew days ptlor 10 the date Of the letter. The ex.
tact says:
The Sioux and CT ppeways have had brush at
~" different points on the St Crolx, and again a.
oout thItly Mules above tie falls of ST Aulhony-
i lie CbIpp.ways. just before leaving the Pila,ers
lbelere, had killed, at Lake Calhoun Sioux BIaye.
one muehlhed and esteemed by his tribe aud took his
scalp; an hour on Two after ise the news having
spread Ike w''d-ife, The Sioux, ont Two huudie ed
strong, leii the Fails OF 81. Anthony. Hate fa-fte-
day aChlppewas Ghiei, had pushed ON with his parry
and was mol oveIahen. The Sioux who lett the + ais
came across a,pauy oithe Rum River Band, attacked
''telh about sun rise the bext morning. and killed
- HVaGfea and thirty three men, women aud obIl-
eu' ms was above the Falls. Dry Thunder
'iouA (hiei, crossed the country ia prr.nit ~ l
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IA. = L. "a u IE a .

EDEGS leave 10 Inform The citzens of Lynchburg
R9 and rs vicinity lhal lie has returned from the
Northern Cues with a spleudd assortment OF Music
tot the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Valln. as also the
latest aud most fashionable SONGS. o. American and
tolelgn eompo sliIon uarly bound IN books aud part
ly single. The Cutters and Pianos offered fot sale
at has Mnsic room Of superior tone and finish
aud warranted tol any such period may be required
10 satisfy The purchaser OF Their qualities, rep G.
langemeut. always selected for hmby tie celebrated
composer CharIes H"uncr, E,q. in Boston, The CON
stanl expectations of Chickering'S Pianos 10 France
and England is sufficient make any furtl recon-
mendation unnecessary. X. j. RYPMA.
July - w4wif
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RAIL ROADS.

". de Gersnef, distinguished Belgian engineer
and author who built the frs, aud of The lone-,!
Rat Roads IN the continent oil Europe came lie
Unned States IN November last, and has since that
Time made thorough examination OF the Rail Roads
N the Uoled 5 ates. From his examination ii ap-
pears thai the annual average gross income per mile
ot Road ia the United States. amounts to S3075; The
annual current cxl eases to Sll50; which, compared
with the average Of mile of Rail Road,
S200U0) gives 50 per cent. interest. This is an
important fact III The History of Rail Roads, and
is well calculated 10 encourage US in the great
entetprze winch, on IhwSdaynert will be prescribed
Tor the support of our ellow-citiz If there be.
IN The United States, a scheme, which, fom its pc
euar location, and its important connections, pro-
misses richer return upon the amount 10 be invest
ed, we know not where it can be found.
III connection with This subject, ii may no, be
Rail Road, (Which, If The Lynchburg AID Tennes
sec Rail Road shall be ever CONSTRUCTED, will be
pau of the great line stretching from James River
10 The extreme Sonlh) as furnishing legitimate data
upon winch to predicate assumption of its capacity
richly to remuneraie the Stockholders. This state.
ment is furnished by Nj Thompson, tie engineer
OF tic Georgia Rogd Which, by the way, is now IN
oP ration ilom Augusta to Greensborousb, l3l
miIes,) aud -" III in short time be compete.s 10
Madison, (20 miles further) leaving 65 mD J 10
be finished 10 effect iunctonwitb the Western and
Atlantic Rail Road which is in rapid progre Of
construction. at the expense of the State of Georgia;
the completion of which will give continuous
line of Rail Road from the head of navigation OF
the Savannah 10 the Tennessee river TOT exceeding
500 miles in len ih,-tle whole route uninterrupted
by single inclined plane, requiring slaiouaIy
power, and without lse exceeding Sc feet per
/ mile.
For The six months ending on the 3lst October
1898, the amount Of tolls received
was $4,000 81
And Tor the SIX months ending on the
30lh Of April, 1889, 97s50 OF
Total receipt for 10 months Sl4745l IS
Expense of all kinds during same pc
rod S63, 362 II
Nett revenue SS4 099 a
The cost OF the Road, including machinery, shops
aud depos, was 1850 900.
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LoRinA The 81. Augustine News Of J, " 20th.
represents the leo families Of planters on the east
SIDE al the ST. johns rs in u very exposed silua-
tlon' Iof want of n.ilnay force should tie Indians
itei Disposed Ia break the Maccmb Treaty., Tie
planters have mgo qnantities OF cotton sugar, ~,
%r' urehmg m the HeIds, aud winch they have cul-
t'aed IN the mldst Of pcul rather than remain idle
IA the indulgence to winch they are ledut ed. The
u > government have alse withdrawn the ialiouS
winch Congress allowed aud thus the necessities OF
the people are increased.
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S0'ssactssiOm and Forwarding ETouse.
Richmond, E'0.

nUR new Fine Prooi Mare House being located
~ immediately on the basin. we are prepared to
receive Flour, Tobacco, &c. from the canal boats,
and sell the same Tree OF all dravage thereby saving
the awneis a heavy expense.
Liberal advances wIl be granted on all consign-
mens as soon as received. We are prepared 10 for.
ward Goods, seat from the North, and our location
enables US to save considerable drayage upon them
alsG.
We respectfully refer TO the following persnns in
Lynthbutg, whose business we have transacted for
macy years:
Samuel Miller. S H. Davis &Co.
Jas. w. Morgan, HoIlns * RYAN.
Dr. Jas Saunders. Joseph ID. Evans & Co,
jesse Hare.
LEWIS LUDLAM & son
July Is lof #
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Naiorit.fs Esr Cannon orer Polk.

II will be seen that Cannon, 50 far, runs ahead or
Wines major,ies in 1886, and but little behind his
own niajorilies Armstrong in 1897.
In addition 10 The foregoing we have retur,,A Aom
one precinct in Sewer, which gives Canpol a ma
ofry Of 100. and from precinct in McMinn
which gives him a majority of 90. Svisr in ls:7
gave Cannon majority of 7o5 and McMinn gave
Armstrong majority OF 300.
Joseph L. Williams Whig)s reelected to Con.
gress from he Knox district, without opposition
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1ost lacfo suggestion for deleHss. Does not YOU
own article prove that this not The reason TO
sustaining him ! Or Is II proofthai il was, heeaus
one member nav have avn"ed II rs his ! Shortly
after the esiasrofhe. the Wing members oi the Lee
scisla,ate addressed tic people Of Virginia. aud tp
thai address taae the liberty quoting their re1.
son, as put foril, /, Them officially few Whgs
preferred Mr.. Rtes FIRST choice, and they indt-
cated tlEi preference ~ their VOTES. though. IN or
der 10 eifert an etiiau more than one occasion
when the nrariiesbiltv 81 doing asserted. they
voted for a Whiz nominee. Others. and hs Far the
larger portion 81 the Wing party. preferred The cleo
non Of Whie Nc. Some ufthe LATER class. hoNcv-
er, determined IN or3efto ensure 40 election. and
with the further PURPOSE Of defeating lie election 81
1udre Jnhn Y. Masau, tie Sub Treasury cahdidate
brought forward hy the ADMINISTRATION tafts 10 vote
Tor MIR. Rics. rs an altefeaiise." Nj, Klves. then
was voted for hs Ire Whies alternative FIRST
To ensure election aud Secondly. 10 detest the
Sab Treasury eaadid'ie. These. iben, are iSc
reasons published by the pafty W d0cumen, care
fully prepared and published Tor theiT dreeee Not
one word is sand about supporting lis2. ,indeate
in his election. the iHdepea epcc q the Senatorial
Office the uosl important &C al he fcasons that
could LaYe been Un,id, aud certainly. II not
,he iiost iuroif1nt iufnittlv mere so than lhe
secondary consideration e clieeitne elsetian.-
But. what - moic IN norfaut. II - IN that paper
distinctly avnwed. HAT Nf. Rvcs voted ot only
an alternative. What, gentlemen. vote Tor nouti
nee Alternative. 10 snsfan q e independence Il
the Senatorial ofice Il. indeed. II threatened
with eiaieuCe X dFstadaffuH Il It edet helb2 sus-
tanned 10 project II from eunacels this great doiy.
To me apr easing 50 ia au1 ho,. he disehafc ed
as m alternative u tbs uire aas 10 be performed
10 rottci lhc ebls Of le Senate, ~hal ugt4t had
the parry 20 disregard II apd iur moment tlnk OF
voting even for Wiz Eut this eveu SCI ms,
abe Wings were resolved 10 do. AMI lheo seems
To &c that lher posiaen f'sui's IA this tie indie.
pcldente Of lie Senatorial Office nay be ltsmrlcd
upon, and shall receive no protection fiom Us, Al We
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

FOE ,Tstsaas SALE.
~ II L subscriber E8ni offers his private resi-
n dence for sale. -.~..A This properr, Is STU
ted on Third street, opposite the Protestant Me
hod'st Church. and about the centre of town--The
Lot is well improved, a convenient House. 7 ruoms
all with hpe-placeS, good Well, and large and
productive Garden II not sold privately before the
18Th August, II will on that day be sold al public
auction +. $. MILLER.
August Ids #
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Rt,cardcd 1t is stated in the Philadelphia L. 5.
Gazette that George NJ. Dallas, Esq. our Minister
10 Russia, will relnln home in September nexl, AMI
Will b. succeeded by ChmchI G. Canbreleng, re-
jecied by the people of New York. What Office
has NJ. Yam Buren, in reserve for MI. Polk. Of Teu-
nesssce!
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The counties of Chowan, Gates, Perquimans
Pasquotank and llerford are to be heard from Pie
Elizabeth City Phoenix. Van Buren, paper, says:
The Wings will elect their candidate in his disnct
by at least 500 majority" Mr.. Sawyer, the sle
member, was elected in 1887 as a Wing, but, when
Mr.. Calhoun deserted his late allies" he like a
few Others, who permit Mr. Calhoun 10 "do Their
thinking" went with him. His disric, would not,
however, follow his lead.
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Cunningham & And ersom,s eo,,ou
E.ER.S'S.

NHE subscribers, agents for the Richmond Man
ui"cioting Company. will receive IN a lew DAYS
an assortment OF ilen excellent yarns vhieh me,
are prepared TO sell on accommodating terres Mel.
chants wishing 10 purchase VII Please . cali &c
leave their orders. GEiJ.Ea 49,
July %
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EfUH.TayG CEoEEgs.

NJ u HAVE received fresh supply of the gen.
~ uioe GERMAN ANCHOR BOLTiNG
CLo ds' embracing every number in use. which
WIN ne soid as low as they be bought in tile
State. TURNER 4 RIrPNVFJr
June 3 -.
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Finn tic Nee orleans Ire, July 20.
BATTLE BETWEEN TIE TEXANS
TkO0H& AND TIE lADIAN.

TIE following hghls lnete-tink lefefs 10 tho edi-
tors If this Paper. Was received yesterday by the
steamer yelocipcde, from Red River.
EAromroronrs, July 25, 1888.
Genilemen-Inclosed YOU will herewith receive
pa Official report Of an engagement which took place
on The 18th instant, AID II letter from Gen. Rusk.
,iaed the I7fh instant. seventy five miles northwest
Of NaeGedoches. Texas. between large body Of lie
Chefokers. Caddocs. and other Indians. and the
troops under tho command OF BtIRadier Gen. Is. II.
Douglass; from which II will be seen the enemy
sustained heavy loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

o. William G. Rives Esq arrived in tins place
ON "Wednesday evening last, and took his departure
on Friday morning, for the Virginia Springs.