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ihe Great Eastern NaH is closed evesy day at 10
O'Clock 4. w. Is due ever, day at 4 P. NJ.
lhe Express WnH is closed every day at half past
~ A. NJ. Is due with tile Great Eastern Mail every
1he Lake Mail (via Covington, La) is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday , at o'cluck, A. Nj
Is duo every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, d, )
1hs louisville or River Mail is closed every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Saturday. at 3 p. VI. Is sem,
and returned by STEAMBOATS, Arrives regularly three
1hc Bayou Sara Coast lNail is closed every
Tuesday nn' Friday, atGP NJ. ls sent and returned
by steinboats.
1he Alexandria Red Rirer Mail is sent irregu-
larry by steamboats, twice II week .
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
$ Ss;%:;:5 and Close at o'clock NJ.
/ Saturday. CloSesat . o clock L NJ.
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FOR NEW WORK.
July 2l,d

FOR NEW YORK.
New York and New Orlenrrs Line of Packets,
will! sail in few days. For fs;sS .? p"s:as
- "pFIy 10 the captain on board, near the ,ppc
coup" :,3 PRESS or I" PETER LAIih.AW,
| -" G6 Common :
OFFICE OF TIE FIKEMEN'S ms. Coz
! OF New Orleans. {
stockhodcrs aie hereby noli, that the nin,l
instrument on Their stock is due and PAYABLE CT
'T nun OF August, 1882 at the office of the ompany
guy 10 l. TRACY, Scc'y.
NkEsli EulrER-A small invoice Just landed q,
l. snip Orleans from New York, for sale by.
ynlA 10 Il BL ANCHARD, 80 Gravier st
MAiOkAlTY. OF NEW ORLEANS.
'NHt prlce OF flour to day hcing s. 90 p.r barrel
according to the tariff, the bnkrrs will give 81
";ea o, ofeaa Tor ten cents during the week be gin
nlnS on Monday next the Shins,. The loaves Of Sec.
onn qualify of three fort cents shall weigh IS pcr
l"iy 10. c. GENOIs, Mayor.
ENCiiANGE on New York, Tor sale nv
~ july 10 PETER IAiDIAW, 6s Camn $,
IL july 10 PETER LAIDLAW, 6 Camp 81,
= TATE OF LOUISIANA-Firs1 Jnj;coI D;sr;c,
Cour!-tieorso W. Crown vs. his Creditors.
ordered that the creditors of the petitioner do
1889, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. why said neli,imersLoml
nov have the benefit OF the laws made for the relief of
ns"''ent debtors in actual custody and in the mean.
. al 5'ucia proceedings against his person and pro-
sent the absent creditors in this case
by order of the Hon. a. NJ. Buchanan, Judge of our
Court aforesaid, this l2ih day of July, 1889.
J"'v 10 p. LIZ BLANC, Dep. elk.
NIAF DE LA LOUISIANE-Cnur dn premier
~ District Judciare.-Gcorge ". Grown vs. scs
Crenncers-l est ordonnG que les ct ,nce,s du p.ri4
'nna"e Sc 'eunsscnt Ell pltinc Cour, lie vcnIred Q
dlou prerharn, AL leures du ,natin ponr drdurc Ia
,h's"h lis en- ont. pour lesoelIes ed retonre ne
J'"rIt Fastn henehce des es fnes pour yenir an Sc
co'fs 's dcbeurs mso. ables Gtnt ct
rh attendant, toues procedures judciares contra sa
Peisohha Ell ses biens sont suspenlues.
Par ordre de lIion A. VI. buchanan iuce de In ,,ur
&c II Juliet 1880.
juliet 10 PIE ri ANf, Do, ,f
HYDRAULIC CEMENT-85Lls landing from ship
4 L Geo Cabot, and for saleL y '
S & JP WHITNEY,
)oRk-5Oo Barrels prime Mess and NJ. o. Pork in
July 2na - d. $780, ~ 20
| iNEN SHIRTS. GLOVES q SUSPENDEES.
- Just received by late rivals an ossnr,mam, of
Sn'l's travats Summer stocks, Gloves and Suspcn
streets. ~ oAu S'"'''oh
~ B. A complete assortment of WIRING Desks
press'ns cases. portable shaving cases in rose wood &
''"''i'': myo. BUSH Il ALLAN. |
nRUGS-Just landing from Messn, soon1v ~
- Almonds bitter and sweet liquorice roof lima |
Juice essence of Bergamo, essence Il, lemon iuics ben,n
ana canary seeds, mamma, flake and small cana rides
prisohe, orange Hover water &c for wholesale and
retail in store of II RONNAREI ~
my cor Naichez L. Tchoupoulas st
AY-One hundred and thirty.fve bales New York |
l. hay, landing from packer ship Orleans for sale |
y COHEN,
June No 90 Common ST
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY,

SECOND MUNICIPALITY, }
Now Orleans, July 4. 1889. (
Notice is hereby given to all keepers of Billiard
Tables to take on, their LICENCES at the MAYORS
Otilcc' within ten daya from date, agreeable TO- an
Ordinance OF the General Council, approecd s7t,
May, 1882.
s. II. TURNER, Collector.
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u ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
ne cars VIII leave At the d,vs
s"t' O'Clock, NJ when Locomotive will leave Carroll,on
wrt'l 8 o'clock, p. NJ. wy NV"
ter 10 o'clock horse be obtained by having dol,
lars will he charged. '' " " '''-
rs.sons going by the Steam Car provide cnsclves
receive money in lieu thereof " "
me alteration in the time nrdeplrure shown above COM
s@d"ces "uh the herGtn0 3 O'Clock cars which will now
New Orleans at u o'clock, remain in Ca rolton
% ocock they leave the city at O'Clock and STAY
aTtoMton until o'clock, thereby allowing visitor, one
na hours To em"y the pleasant walks and pauke of
esesnme"ts III Of the 6eautjnt Gardens in the
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PRAIRIE ,OT"rAIiE..

PRAIRIE tUT'rAGE.
~ fk'!CIOR presents his best commitments IN hi.
-, trends the public OF New Oreans and to ali
s'anscrs "ho may be passing few days N tho ,i,v
anu Informs them that he will be ready in Il few DAYS to
~ t,rivh mem at thai Pheasant ,r'ren The RAIkIE
49,, H. u r., situated on the Lake shore rerson,
WGhs rither from Springfield. d, m ldsonyille q,
"'s"n'he, or the CITY. there meet with pnoo
rmeer-hhc att omnlodutions and polite n,en,ionoand
all parties lv way OF tho Nashville. Railroad car L.. s.r
yea III private and pleasant room, by giving one d.y'.
notice OF their Intention to come w.
ne proprietor doubts not thar inducements, FIR =
Vl''t VIII be found in the advantages the Co,tupe mr..
SCENTS 10 me invalid, and those wea,ied with he hess
aust ana hustle of the city The pure and delicious
arr constantly floating either from the Lake or The ry..,
prare-'h' one refreshing and the other loaded win
fragrance WI ever give uumngled delight to the wan,
'deier IN Fr"rrh either fhcnl1h OF PLEASURE
Proctor appeals therefore With conf,Itnc, IN The
pahh"e u those who know his met lod of serving III.
'fhhs ana doubts NJ" That strangers visiting III.
cry WI honor him with call lie Intends making
fr'e' "ttnge one OF the reeube places of n.
sort IN the ncighburhood otihr ci,v
ne proprietor guarantees that his wines iouors &c.
&c. shall be OF the mo choice nature at The sama
ume ne WI" devote his attention TO procure nil the eav-
peSt ec.ces and vialds of the season for his table
m2I-3m '0' "'' '"o'o'
'1'ilE ADDRESS "ftIe Louisiana Native AmeIc.n
Association to the citizens Ct Louisiana and The
lnhanltans OF tie United Sintes Just published and IA,
safe ny DAVID FELT Il Co,
-" "a thariyee At
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Tuesday and G,o,ao., .,., , =,
Saturday. Closesat o CLOCK. NJ.

NASHVILLE Raj. ROAD
trial. yesterday; it discovered that no depen
dance can he placed on the large Locomotive En-
regular tripsw it'll her Under these Circumstances The
Pobiic 'srrspectfuly Informed that Passenger Cars will
cease to 'nn down the road until the new locomotive is
he given. lanes n CtI mWEiI "
June 30 lw p;ll,,
Nr." ORLEANS Il CARROlLTON RAIL ROAD
IN consequence ofnumerous applications change in the
~ W departure Tor the afternoon the
concluded TO adopt the following 70. The sum
"ef' commencing the l1th INST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS
. From Carrolton. From Scw Orleans
tIoree Car n,rlnck - N I1o.su ~. n. ti ~.
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COUNCIL. OF MI NlCipAiIrY No. Two,
NUN n Now Orleans,
iSiHiHr of Jnue lin 1899.

try at New Orleans.
Sitting Of Juue llh 1889.
w HEREAS Jnmcs pnynrin, Eraslus Wells, NJ.
Ns H. Coats, a, Love, WIN. II. Martin, John D.
Finf, J JONAH r. Hopkins, Cows & Dumn s. "
shirl'y, John roory, VI Krn, and q. A. Bin"c, pro.
P"to's {" lots in ST. John street from irod street ~ m.
BASIN "ihe New Canal have pr'rioned this Cou, eli
to the New Hn .in >
lie it Resolved 1hnttrn DAYS notice he given Of ,b,
application IN The True American md Bulletin in III.
French and English lang uugcs and that in cns, M SAL
Isf;ctort "rpos ion he mad. l. the opening of s,;d
street. TINT this Council will proceed to cause IN h,
opened sad IT, John street from Giro street TO the
We" BASIN, the expenses, damage and benefit tbrrcof
!" be assessed aud estimaed concrnabIv with and un
der tho provisions of m of the Legislature emitted
An act to regulate the ,or"nnS' laying ont and inn
proving ct streets and public pncrs the city OF Nav
Orleans &r' approved I'd April, l;;i2
,, In>nl,A BALDWIN, Recorder.
Approved June 18th 1882
'!:ls' G. GENol>, Mayor.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that if no 1a,is-
.c tory opposition b" mnde, is the intention of tho
No"ncl OF Municipality No. Two, to CAUSE 10 bo
91Prn'' 81 'nhn street from G'rod to the New
h"S'"' ugr"cably TO the above Resolution.
49,, Z. GENDIS, Mayor.
= = Ne" Orleans June 81, JG3s
toNsElL DE La MuNlCIpALITE No. Q.
I" q" de Ia No"reNc Orltans.
- Scanrc du II jam, 1879,
4 IIENDU que Jnmts Daynrin Ernstus Wells, NJ.
- II. Cents, i. Love, VIM. IT, Martin, John D. Fink
j. j.. '%nnu' r. Hopkins Colvis & nnrua, 5 w. shir.
W." y, ''. INth, ana u. a. HInnc,
laes dies lots dams la 5, Jean depni, la rne Girod
JuSl" M hnssin lu Canal ncut, on ,lrmaDJts 4 "a
f ur ,a'f' 'n'r'r Ia rue ST. Jean depus la rue
"n"i lnsHu an Basin nrui
Nu !, s"t res"Ir, que f"vs SOFT dome, pendant dix
lonr'' DE c'tt" application, dams r yrai AmSri, ain q,
'e h"iet'n, dan les languages Francois ct Anglnis, =,
nn.s lie cns que Poppositiun sa,isfaire ne sol, pas
'"e 'ohrr "userure de la dile rue, que ce Copssl
ordonnera lovenre de la ditr rue ST. Jean dennis i,
~" "'f"" lls'ln an Bassn nruf les dcpenses les
oohuthg's' ct les benGcas deyrunt tre ass-sses q,
eshcs commencement av"c ct scion les lsobs dun
Mcie de Ia Legislature inule "nn Ac,e regularj.er
ou'ef'o'r, a'Ighe'nent ct amcloraiien des r,es E,
places publilues dams Ia Vile de la Nouyelle Orle,n.
&c. approuye lie 3 Avr 1882.
SignG
Approve lie Is ;uin, 1885.
jig l2t e. GENoIS Maj,
4 W pubic est donne que 81 lopposon a sati..
! iit ne Soitpa inte, c'rst finlenlion du Conseji
u" III huicnliic No. =, de fame Tr In me ST., Jss,,
"'pn's !" re ''rod Jns1lnan BnS,in nru conorIne-
'ncnt la Restitution uu,r ssus
~, ., e. GENOlS Mnrs.
''| 1T l." Nunvrile Orleans, j uin 90 1879
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~ EWo fafEk-JuNt received fine assortment oi
news priniing paper, OF u!l the various sizes used
Nor the ely and q unity papers, aud for sale by
may 30 ALEX TOWAR .49 Camn ST
"RfFihG PA PER-A large and general ossorI.
w ment of writing paper, ruled and plain, for sale
on advanaseousternls' ALEX TOWAR,
may 81 ~ Camp st
uHlrELE tD-30,OO0 pounds pure aud M I
w While lead in packages assorted from Is 10
500 pounds. now landing from h,g Daniel kilby. Tor
sale by the subscribers, agents for the manifa
JARVIS & ANDREWS
jutys Corner Common q TchnpiroIus SIS
AL OF NlTRIOL-60 carboys Newton & Rich
~ mons chemical company's oil of Vrin a .lner
or article for manufacturers, Tor sale by
JARVIS n ANDREWS. Wholesale Druggists
july9 cor Common & Tdhap,,ojas srs
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THE JACKSON AND LACUURsE STREETCARs
''case c mead OF Jackson street at ojcIuck A. NJ CuuaI
Net al os o'clock and run hourly. Al O'Clock they will
"mece 10 leave each and hall hour, 81 ocock
excepting that instead OF cavn. Canal street at 81 o.
H'~K, the CIR viii leave there O'Clock = NJ
NH is particularly requested that gent cmcn will not nut
present. ~ ~ ~ '''
hfay LIST, 1899. JOIiN uaMpSmIT "''
jnne Is Cb;rr En- A. =, r. IN
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder,
Appronvclc Is sum, 1885.
jig III C. GENOlS, Marie.


'"y?'-Narsnret No"lin Jale Austin John Ans.Ir
arrested as dangerous and suspicious characters com.
''''r' 'of 3ndays Ann Reynolds, and Tho. Green as
ST. ",h Met ary, for breach Of the peace bou Il
Eyer TO keep the peace. Geo Brown, Th,4 street nd
dis charged ~ "'"'" III WIG ""''''
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
!" . JOB PR MTnIMG
nec,ion. with this Office isl
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Of TYPE
FOR TIE PRINTING OF
Is Blank Checks
1".aiogues Bills Of Lading
LABELS, Dray Receipts,
nsga1 Nouees Auction Bills, :.
SaA FORMS, Show Bills
steam Boat Bills Circulars
E1GEg.
And every description Of sob Work thu,
= ~ :. may be rcquir
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ii AY-One hundred and thirty. five bales New York
IL Hay, landing from packer ship Orleans for sale
cy COHEN,
)h"e No 30 Common ST
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4 lMMCNS HARTT IL co, are now receiving from
- on board ship Orleans. Eagle, Highlander, Poker
CANNON Boards; Chessmen, 9 Id and 2 3.8 inch Ri
ara Balls; 8,9, 10 and - inch blade Bowie Knives
n nr and other travelling Dressing Cases Belt
locket' forseman's, and DAZZLING Pistols; double and
e,Sle bnrrel!cd Guns; Game Bags Shot Belts Powder
ana fIsto tlusks; Dram Bottles and Drinking Cups
reIcssson Caps and Cap Holders; Cloth, Hair, rooL
an ana NaII Brushes; Orris and Chlorine Tooth Wash.
ioo'h Powder; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, in great va.
iety; long lair Bruds, Ringets and Frizccs PenrI
ana 'oIirt i"wder Emery Bags; Ivory Tub Cushions.
uaen' slides or Garters Gum Elastic Suspcnde1s.
o"er Puiis and Boxes Gilt Chains, Seals and KEYS:
ta,-dr"ps; Waist Buckles; Bracelets; Bead Ncckoces
ana Chains; Gilt and Siivcred Beads Indian beads
6ells and rlumes; Shell Twist; Side and Dressing
Combs whHhin addition to their former stock on hand
wakes .helr assortment very complete and will be sold
ow aud Gil liberal terms, AT the sign of the GolJen
Comb. 25-tf ~ C,h, VI. . "o'"eu
RUSSlA SilEETlNGS-Ij bales, lunIino lr,,m
y ship John Dunlap. for sale hy
az. l.BR1DGE Il Co, l3l Magazine At
noMEsTiCS-5 bales A. Lowell cottonnd,s- s
bales Al twillcd Lowell cotton ca scs brckskiu
s'f'rrs' landing from ship st Louis, for sale bv
s-my3 BRIDGE Il To, I3i Magazine #
nR. MoFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE Pills orc
- SO well known to the public that i, is hardly ne
cessary to give detailed statement of their value md
use Ile follow ing articles i'll fully convince unv one
OF me claims the doctor has upon the public to hines
confidence in his preparations. '
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ntUGs-Just landing from Messing, a SUNNY Of
- almonds, bitter and SWEEP liquorce root lime
juice essence OF Bergamo,, essence Of lemon ics brmn
una canary SEEDS MAMMA flake. and SMALL canlha rides
brmsone, orange flower &c, for wholesale and
retail in store OF II RONNAREI
m99 cor Nsichez 4, T.b,n,;,.I'
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Approved June 18th 1889
j.! III &. GENOlS, Mayor.

PUBLIC NOTICE is h,,,h, piv,n ,h,, r. ma ,;
lac tory opposition b" made, it is the intention of tho
Council Of Municipality No. Tuo 10 causi IN ~
opened st. John street from rod street to the New
b"aiil, agrccably TO the above Resolution.
-, 4. GENDIS, Mayor.
- New OrlrnnS Juuc 81 Ic3s
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WORN BROOMS-25O doz in store and far snle hv
~ my G DORSEY IA Nov oyo.
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RACoN St0ES-G9 ca ks Cine inn ali c,,ro. Il
10 "" ny q DORSEY
''o A New Irve.
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M ESS BEEF-ln half barrels ut the insnec linn
30, o' s"'oy & DORSEY.
"'~' Al New Irvee
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MAlOKA1.TY' OF NEW ORLEANS,
'I'iE prIce OF flour to day heng s. 90 per barrel
according to the tariff, the bnkrrs will give ~
ounces OF bread for ten cents during the week b. gin
hnS on Monday next, the 9Th inst. The oayes of Sec.
ond qna'yor of three for cents shall weigh 81 nor
cent more, that is to say, ACT ounces.
July 10. r. cENoIS ,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-10

no permitted TO say that the Senate wonld
be badly e'nploycdi in discussing whether
this gentleman possessed the power Of
creating rain. or Of causing the rise Or swell
of rivers. Ifthis gentleman could create
rsis, he could also prevent il; and lie might
dry up the Ohio river, aud throw all The
steamboats, on tho sand. II, however, this
mater was 10 be referred, he would pre-
fer sending it to the Committee OH FL
nance. u was somewhat similar to paper
money, sort af sublimated bubble; and
according TO the idea he entertained Of n
hubble, il was The same thing as the en-.
iarecmcn, Of this wonderful paper system,
promising great things, muenifying credit,
blowing 1t up. and making magnificent for
tunes out Of nothing. till. in the end, il is
oil blown away hy the first breath Of rcali-
~ that touches il.
The question was taken; and the motion
to refer the petition was lost.
MIR. buchanan then moved to lay il ON
the table, which motion was carried.
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E.CecAlOl.'S. Sale.

n WILL offer tor Sule, on tn .-dnv. the 22d
Il INST at the house of the subscriber, all The
Perso al Property. except Ne@roc-. belong ing
10 inc es!ate OF James Snyley. deceased con-
ling of Corn, Fodder. Onix, Shurks. Horses,
Mules. Hogs. &efp and Cattle s. Picked PorL
One load hagon. and anot nearly finished
] Baronche. Sulhcy. H"rse Cart. Il Back
smiths and Carpenters Tools.
ALSO,
The Store will he sold conaistir. of DRY
GOODS, HfRDWARE. CHOCkEEY.
HITS, SHOES s GROCERIES.
ALSO.
cne Shocking Machine aud many other
articles not ,entio, ell.
Term. OF Sa'e-A credit until ihr 25t, tlav
OF December next. Purchasers to give ti,ri,
No'es with two approved securities for all sums
over Five Dollars, and for all sums II der Fiv
Dollars, Cash. n" prop..ty TO br taken away
until the terms Of sale a,e complied with.
JOHN 3. SMILEY, EIccutor.
Jan. 4, 1899 h AZ
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OBITU.mNY.

Died. on the, 9Th inst. Louisa Agnes,
daughter OF Ednuad and Mary AA.l- Ba--
con, aged 22 months. II " us the purest,
aud most beautiful senti,men, of heathen
plIIusophy that "tiiose whom the gods
love. die young" II was one OF those OBJ
vious truths, that unaided reason was ena-
bled to divine. Reason, however, could
but suggest what revelation has confirmed.
Why then should we mourn f,r those who
rest in Abraham's bosom! Lovely and
lair, rs this infant was, how lar IDvelier
and brighter is that pure spirit, which now
reJolces ~ the presence Of reconciled
Redeehier! Lei us then, no lnncer he
guilty of the folly Of mourning over the
happiness Of those we love; and let our
only care he 10 secure. with them. a sea,
on the right hand of God.
Died, Il, his residence, in Edge6eld Dis
trict. on tile 26Ifi ult. Col. James Smyley,
aged 49 years, 3 months, aud 20 days.
The deceased was distinguished for his in
tegr'ty of character. and great 6rmness of
purpose. Those who knew him most in
timately. can testify to his excellence in
private life. He has left a large family,
aud numerous friends and acauaintauces.
to lament his loss.
Died. recently in Alamaba, Mr.. Edm.
Is. CIapp, aged rs The deceased former
ly resided in South Carolina.
Died, on the Cpd Of December last, in
Wilcox County. Ala. Caroline PorcherBom
ham, daughter OF NJ. Nj. Bonham, aged 7
years aud I'D months.
"Whiic pity prompts the rising sigh,
Oh! may this truth impressed,
With awful power. II too must de-
Sink deep i'll every breast"
4 Died. on The 2Uih nit., in Laurens Dis
trlct, Major Wm. Dunlap, in his 76,h year.
( The domestic virtues Of this distine uished
man were not less prominent than his Re-
volu'ionary deeds. He was an affection
nte and tender husband and father, and
the walings of his numerous servants, ,es.
tilted Of their bereavement. Aris,ides was
Jus'--so was Major William Dunlap So
notorious was his honesty and probity,
that great part Of his Icng life was spent
~ attending to the interests of others-the
tatherless aud widow were objects of his
tender care and regard: and The last acts
ot his life. were les.ifying to the services
OF compatrior soldier Of The Revolution,
and providing for the widow and orphans.
Greenuiiie Mountaineer.
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State of south F.: arrlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Ruth u.,s;.,n. i: :. !. Bill for Partition
Hk virtue of an Order from Chancello
ID Ounkin, sha'l offer for sale 10 the high.
csi bidder, on the First Homfay im Februar,,
neIt. NJ Edge6eld C"ur: House, the Real i stat,.
Of loses Holsteiu. dt ceased. CO, siSting OF tie
following Fracis Of Land, situate III Edgctieid
District. viz:
NO. !, containing SAT acres, more or less, al.
joining lands OF William Norris, Henry Saw.
yer and others
No. containing Az acres, more nr less ad.
joining lands oi l.. w. Perry, Henry Sawy er
and others.
No. ~ containing s00 acres. more or less. ad-
henry e5nwfsr. iatiasniei Hw,
ton, Sfeihsh Holsein and others.
No. q. called ;i.e David Williams tract. CON
tanning W.. tcIes. more ar Tess adjoining land,
of Arenas Natson Gibron }. Williams, and
by Clouds Creek
No. 8. situate in Lexington District. on Bog.
gy Branch. and containing 50 acres, more or
less. Said lands will be so!d in sc aratc tracts
on credit Of one ard two years exrent for so
much as may b" necessary /" pay costs. whic,.
m'isl be paid in cash: purchasers t. give bond
and good personal sernrity.
J. TERRY, c.. 4. T. n.
Commissioners Office.
Edgefeld, Jan 4, 1899 d 40
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Communication.
MR. EDITOR.

MR. EDITOR.
In reading the publication Of The race,
over the Butler course. (Pine House,) on
the 25,h uh. see several mistakes. The
writer says. that the dam OF The Senator,
a' he styles him, is by Janus. This is hot
the case. Hc also says. that Maria was
the iavorite against the field. aud no other.
1t IL known that bet nf 500 on Capt.
h'Culiough's tilley against the field. was
offered the first heat, and wus not taken up.
1t should have beeen stated, that The Sc
nator carried 8 pounds over his eight.
The writer oi The communication speaks vi
"hd!f pims having changed hands." l
would remark, that this is not the order
Of tho day with us
BY STANDER.
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kor Pickens Dis,ric.-Joseph Grisham,
John E. Collioun. William Sloan.
For Anderson District, N. Whiiner,
Up Benson, G. Orr.
For Greenville Dis,rict-B. F.. Perry
TIP. Brocknan. William Choice.
For Spartanburg Dis.rict-J. E. Henry
IL. II. Thomson. Alexander Bomar.
For Laureus, Distric,-Thomas Jones
James irby. John w. Simpson.
For Ahbeviile Distric,-Thomas g.
Perrin, James Fair. b Y. Marin.
For Newberry Distric,-Dr. p. Moon
John Williams, Andrew L, Lark
For Edgefeld Di<,rlct--W. Brooks
Henry Shul,z F. II. Wardlaw.
For Barnwell sDistrict--James Pat,cr.
con, Beverly Rogers, NJ. l.. MoseIy.
Executive COMMITTEE, III pursuance {,
the 9Th resolu,iuns:
Hon. ID. L. Wardlaw, A. Burt. John
A. Calhoun, Hon. Judge Earle, N. L.
Griffin.
The meeting then adjourned.
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SHORT SETTLEMENTS
sN<She Long Friends.

wv the Subscribers, a.e compelled to saw
w to our fricnis ana CUSTOMERS. that .hey
must rec"iiect that tile mere l,unis need their mo
ney. ana necessarily must manr CO iec,io. ., ut.
ter telling hard, ,la, and night. To s,.ry, ,i,r;r
customers faithfully. and sell them sood. ON
tune, Tor IL months We think it our duty. Ia
claim Oh our customers. seiteme. tn OF all open
accounts, by the LIST Of January, cach year, ex-
cept those which stand open by Special ng,re.
nicnt. we are compelled. in conducting our
ous'ness 10 he prompt III attending to our ray.
me ITS and beg Of our custo,ners : to re.oIlcc,.
that ms 10 the way to ennble us 10 comp, te with
our ne'shbors, in business md sell them Goods
on the most REASONABLE terms.
we feel grateful To onr friert.s and patrons.
for the liberal patronage heretofore cx ended
towards us. and hope, by strirt and nn emitted
attention to business, 10 meri, u contin,,nc, -,
the same.
NICHOLSON G. PRESLEY.
JAM, 1897 Il Az