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The Crops.

The continued drought, in this section Of
the State the present season, has greatly
curtailed both the Cotton and Corn crops in
this neighborhood. We do otsexpect, how
ever. that the Cotton crop win be as short as
that Of 1888; that season we shipped from
this port 50 roo bales. Last season lthe crop
of 1887 the number Of bales exported was
is, O85, exclusive OF that shipped from the
various landings above, On this river, which
may be estimated At abou. 10000 baIes--so
this add 20, 900 bales from The diferent ship
ping points on the river below, and We have
nearly one Hundred thousand bales Of Colon
which goes ont Of the Yazoo River annually.
This, even at low price, viii pay large
amount d debts and viii go far 10 relieve
the planters Of the Yazoo valley from ems.
|barrassment. We will ship from this point,
The enauing season, about IS 600 bales. No
new Cotton has yet made its Appearance
but we learn the articleis opening rapidly.
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no TfppecanOe Clubs,
WING ASSOCIATIONS AND ALL GOOD WHIGE
MrssrSsypp1


MISSISSIPPI.
We propose to furnish the Vine from this
time to the Presidential Election at the low
price of seUen copies for ten dollars. Orders
to be for not less than seven copies.
We think that individuals and committees
of associations, can distribute large quanti-
ty Of publications among the people if the
proper eyertion be used. All orders must
be accompanied with the cash.
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Tie Great conservative Principle;
oNE PRESIDENTIAL TERM.

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az ~ $40 a''1 s,'a' 8.
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From tie Holly Springs mil Conservative
SURPRISING WING PAPERS.


SURPRISING WING PAPERS,
II appears that the train band established
By that political Pirate, Amos Kendall are
determined the people shall not be INDUCED
in the reading Of many wing papers, and
what does have the luck to pass through the
hands oflhese eight fingered p hirelings, are
SO encountered with postage, that they be
come heavy and intolerable tax. The
Yazoo Banner, complains Of extortion in the
charge Of 10 cents upon two Extras from the
Office offhe Cincinnati Republican. Sup
pose the thousands upon thousands of Extra
Globes, filed with that hell-born wretch:s
address to the whole world, should have
been charged withIetter postage, 1--WE do not
see why they should not have been treated
by the postolIice in the same manner as Ex-
Ira papers from the Office Of he cincinnati
what an enormous tax would
have been levied in single week?
fever nation was oppressed with horde
Of bandit.officefs, the United States is pecu-
IiarlY unfortunate in that respect.-And If
The people do not rise in arms and crush the
yillainy practiced in the departments of the
government, il will be correctly said, that
Amos Kendall and Martin Van Buren, have
placed very proper estimate upon the pa
tience Of the American people. The People
have born with these political Jes uits with a
degfee Of fcrtitude unparalleled in the his
tory of government how long such incendi-
aries oil be permitted to violate public hon
esty, is a matter that time alone can deter
mine. Since penning the above, we have
received Cincinnati papers. complaining Of
llfannfs AZ suppEessing Wllig naners.
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Whig Ticket
70 suBsCRIBERs.

From the present time Ono NAME WILL
BOOKS, UNLESS THE AMOUNT OF ONE
YEARS DUES is PAID in ADVANCES
When persons unacquainted with our terms
shall desire our paper, one number viii be sent
them, and no more until our terms Be complied
with
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-
ions given during lhe tendency Of doubts
Eal eontcs md lhal, although recognising
The right 81 the Peopls i0 Be informed Of the
leading political opinions 81 lie candidates
fof offices 81 trust yet. ~ i regards she
subjects upon which the Legislature may
BE called % act, The pledges and opinions
should g required i required at all Of the
candidates FOR Congress-
Cd Because The habit of considering
single individual as the source from which
at The measuFesof Government should en-
anaIe IS degrading 10 a Republic and Of The
most dangerous tendency,
3D. Because upon ali the questions il re-
gard ID which, under any circumstances, Il
would 81 n all proper FOR me to make an
suerss. my sentiments have already been
fully and clearly given To the Public, ina
manner to enliile them 10 credence, as i
conceive thai no honest man would suffer
hrs friends to publish documents ID hisnane
which we're not genuine, or containing opin-
ions which he was moi then willing to en-
doae.
Accept, gentlemen, the assurance Of my
WIN. II. HARRISON.
III reply IA 81 letter similar III substance
to that Of Gen. HARRIsoN, Gov TrLEa thus
whites:
Williamsburg VA. March 20, 1910.
GENTLEMEN: owe you my acknowledge
ments for yoar letter communicating to me
the proceedings of the Wing members Of
the Legislature Of New York, and tie paper
containing the addresses made at their late
meeting. have read them with deepinieT-
est, not because Of my present politicaIreia-
lions 70 the country relations which you
are well aware are not IN the slightest de-
gree 81 my own seeking but because what
ever proceeds from the accredited repressn-
tatives of a majority Of the People Of the
great State Of New York Is entitled III all
times, and more especially at the present, TO
excite the highest degree of attention. The
influence and power which she exerts over
the affairs Of the Union devolge upon her
responsibility Of the .weightiest character;
and when she announces herselfon the side
of the institutions Of the country, the friends
IofciViI liberty have cause to feel assured
that al is safe. Such are the feelings
which your late proceedings and addresses
are calculated to inspire, and such, am
sure will be the happy result.
For the complimentary notice which has
been taken ofmyseIf by The Wing members
|of the Legislature beg to be permitted to
express my thanks, and to tender TO each Of
you, gentlemen, wishes for your health, hap
piness, and prosperity. / have the honor to
be yours, &c.
JOHN TYLER.
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Var DEPARTMENT,

City Of Austin, June 6. 1910.
FEILoW CITIZENS Information
has been received BY the depart-
|ment, of such a nature as to render
necessary an appeal to arms.
Gen. Arista is believed to be on
this side Of the Rio Grande, with
I. considerable force, and is now
/ fist approaching San Patricio.
Whether his object be to invade
our country, or merely to procure
IAN engagement with the federaIists,
who are said to be in that section,
it is not yet fully ascertained. But
this question is of little importance,
when we reflect that the enemy IS
within our borders. Whatever his
intention, he has crossed the bOun-
Diary Of our territory with an armed
force, and it is the duty Of every
good citizen, to aid in driving the
insolent intruder back to his own
domain.
Information has also been re-
ceivd, that the Cumanches, Cher
okees, Wakoes, Cadoes and Kick
apoos, are concentrating large
force upon the waters of the upper
Brazos, with q view doubtless of
attacking our towns and settlements.
This news has prompted the order
which emanates to-day from the
Adiutant and Inspector Generals
department, ordering out the mile
tia ofthe first and partof the second
brigade.
The department feels confident,
fellow citizens, that this appeal to
your patriotism will not Be made
in vain. Shall Texas, the proves
Of whose citizens fame has Extend
ed far and near, tamely submit to
see her rights trampled upon and
the lives of her citizens ieopardiz-
ed2 This cannot. will not be the
case! TO arms, then, fellow Gill
zensl to arms, IN defence Of your
homes, your lives, your fortunes,
and your sacred honor
B. Sc. ARcHER, Secretary Of Var.
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GEN. HARRISON AND THE WINGS
OF THEN. !. IEGISL AZURE.


FROM TIN = COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
We pablieh below an interesting corfes-
pondenca between the Wn1os Of the New
York Legislature and The Wing candidates
for the Presidency aud Vice Presidency Of
TO the correspondence was consumaled on
the 22d Of February she birthday Of WhsH.
TNGroN; and The 4lh day Of July the births
day Of the Republic. has been with great
propriety selected 81 The COMMITTEES ioF it,
publication The letter 81 Ceneral it1RRI-
soN Is frank, filll and explicit Ittakes the
ground that should Be maintained BIZ eve
nv Presidential candidate. lie adoption
of the principles of the letter viii do more
than any thing else @ carry back the Re-
public 10 the purity and integrity of is ears
lier DAYS, and % introduce an administEas
lion worthy to succeed That Of WAsnINe-
TON"
ALBANY, February %, $40.
Sir: Oh BEHALF of The Wing members Of
the Legislature, being mojoFitp Of both
the Senate and the House Of Assembly, the
Undersigned have the honor 10 transmit To-
you the enclosed resoln tioiis, prepared BY
us and passed with perfect unalimity and
the most enthusiastic feeling, By those mem
bers, at a meeting held on Saturday last,
being the anniversary Of Washing ton s birth-
day.
We have also the honor to transmit to
TO you paper containing report il full
OF the speeches and proceedings AZ that
meeting.
We have the fullest confidence that IN
the views there expressed as 10 the char
acier and policy Of the present Administra-
ton, as well as il the tributes paid TO your
character and public services, and % those
of the distinguish citizen associated with
you in The Harrisburg nomination, We have
given ntterance not only to our own feelings
and convictions, but to those Of a large ma
jority of the People Of this State.
We are, with high respect, your friends
and ielIow-ciiizens,
G. g. YERPLANCK,.
MARTIN LEE, Ofthc Senate.
,.lJOHN MAYNARD,
G. IL. CLARK,
VIM. DUER,
PETER B. PORTER, Z OF the assembly.
d. B. ST. JOHN,
J. HUBBARD,
Gen. WM. II. HARnIsos
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Thomas Corwine Of Ohio, well known
waggoner for many years, lately made one
OF the most eloquent and thrilling speeches
at 2 fourth Of July celebration at GAINESVILLE,
ever lestened to. He spoke Of the present
condition and future prospects Ofthe country,
IN manner So mastery as to chain to the
spot, for two hours, 2 900 people. Heurged
the Harrison Reformation like master work
man. Give us few more such waggoners.
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pie lam gentlemen, with great respect,
Your humble servant.
n. ii EARRI ON.
To sAn' Y DAVIS rc., Committee
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Or The Hon. R. NJ. T. Hunter, Speaker
Of the y S. House Of Representatives, has
addressed a letter 70 his constituents in
which he declares that il the approaching
election lie win not vote for president at ALL
And be declines q retaliation to Congress.
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o. Five persons were killed at Newark,
n. j.. on the fourth Of July by the acciden-
tel discharge Of cannon. Many other ac-
cidents occurred on the fourth at New-YOrk
and other places az the North and East.
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60 ~ old HickOryg-GO il, Amosl
Gen. Jackson IS at the Hermitage writing
letters, the infamiiOry--an the most
literary, against Harrison and in favor Of
Van Buren, And Amos the First, is at
Washington, at The head Of ''ihe democratic
edaors o''d oraiors' giving his orders ''along
the whole democratic liue." Colt, Hickory
go i Amos and follow suit ssediiors and
orators, Tho world would glow toosad il
here was not somothing q keep up pro-
per lsnlneramnnlnr visihilitE.
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JOB PRIl ING

leafIs and diliouslg e1ceufed At his
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VAXOO City.
Friday, August 4, 1870.

o. a. 9T9WGR19 lzD11 0I3a
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Thrilling Thrilling

One Of the most thrilling and interesting
documents we have read this many day Is
the following letter from Gen. Harrison IN re-
ply 10 an invitation TO q dinner given to Gen.
Van Ranseller. Read it-Read It. Every
man who is not afraid TO read, lei him read
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|or double TIC number 81 rs pres

for double tho number of its pres
ent inhabitants. | mention this facf
that Mississippians nee Pa Rnde
no dread 81 len ing
in this fall.
Two expresses hay reached the
war rtlnent here this week,
one gik lligence from San
Antonio, that the Mexican Gen.
Arista, with 8, 500 men, are march
ing into Refugio county, near the
lHueces; and the other, that the In
dians, in great numbers, are con-
cenrating Oh the head Of the Bra
zos, about one hundred and fifty
miles from this place. a cabinet
meeting was held on the 9th inst.
and resulted il the issuing Of the
enclosed printed order. / enclose
this order, with my own request,
that you will convey it Immediate
lly to General Felix Huston, If he
has not already left for Texas.
The department here have been
expecting him for some time and
would be glad to see him. / hope
he will soon arrive and rid this
beautiful country from the Mexi-
can and savage hostilities. Now
is the time for him to wreathe his
brow with laurels
EXPECT to return for my family
in two or three weeks.
Yours, very respectfully.
The following are the orders re-
Iferred to above:
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union 81 tie whigs--forlfhe sake of the
Uni0n.-WItE.
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Political Astronomy.

And then ask the Ballot Boxos how long
the Ruin Party shah rule in this countryI
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DIR GOODS.

they lave all lately been purchase d in \. York,
under the present prcSSrr" IN the money mar
ke;. and they shall be sold cheap 10 correspond
will, the tunes. elias come IN the conclusion.
that the nin.ble sxpeilce is b tier than the sio,c
shilling. and therefore invites all purchasers Of
DRY GOODS. who wish to save their ses en-
pences and thei dollars, 10 favor him witl' call.
Among his 1Assoriment mag he fund
Broad Cloths, Of all shades, from S. TO 81
per yard,
Cassilmcrcs and Satincts, from GA cents, to
81 20 per yarl.
A snod assortment of French German and
English Mcrinoes, nj reduced prizes,
Allipacka Cloths and Figured Larabolaires,
beautiful article for Ladies' cIoaks and
dresses,
Bombazimes and Mnnslin de Lanes,
Rich black and coIored Silks.
Plain and figured Frenth. English & Ameri-
can Prints. frum III to so cents per yard,
and seine A. fine French, ut a74 cts
Plain. tigmed. plaid and striped Muslls, Of
all qualilirs,
Frcn h needle worked and tamborrd Muslin
Collars, from 70 cts 10 SIS each,
Heavy A. b!racIlrd and brown Shirings,
A few pieces Ga little damaged,) Blearhed
Sheetn.s will he sold nj great bars uIis,
Shawls Ribbun;ls, Laccs. Gloves Hosiery,
&c &c.
N. Be. C. will he constantly receiving
from New Yurk, new additions 10 his Stork,
Of the latest Imrortatioms.
IInmhnrr Dec 3. 1s39 IF 45
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To Merchants, Physicians, Plan
fcrs, md the Public in general.

ENHE Subscribers are now receiving, IN
il addition to their former stock. large sup
plies of DRUGS. sc. &c making their as
s0rtment the most complete ever before OH rrG
for sale in this market. To which they would
;.all the attention of the Physicians. Merchants
Planters, and all those who wish to pnrctiilS,
any thing in their line. Among the many aIil-
clcs of which their Stock is composed. are the
following. viz:
OILS.-Sperm or Lamp Oil, Of different
qualirs, Lillseed or Paint do, Train or Tan
ner's do. Meats foot do. Castor do. Sweet do
PiINTS. VARNISHES. Sc.-Whiie Lead
of different brands and qualities. ground III oil,
and in kegs pf 200lb I0Illb, 50b. and 25lb each.
Dry White Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Vel
low, Chrome Red Ga beautiful article and
substitute 70, Vermillion. at murh less price. }
Yellow Ochre. Stone Ochre, Red Lead, Lltll.
arge, Lampback, Verdigris dry and ground in
oil, also Buc, Green. Yellow. Black. and Paints
of all colors, ready mixed for Use, Spirits Inr.
pentine. Copal VarnsIl. 1<t and End qualities,
Japan Varnisl, Black or Leather do.
BRUSHES--Paint Brushes, of all sizes.
Cluth do. (somethins new and superior,) Hair
do. do, T0o.h, Furniture Flesh. Nail, Whlic
Wash, Bleaching, Horse, (somclIing fine,) Tan
ncrs. Coun'er or Busting, Crumb. Hearth,
Shaving (a very fine artcle.) Comb. Sweep
ing. Scinbbing, and Painters Dns'ng Brushes
together with variet, of other Brushes Used
by Painters and others. not herein mrni"ned.
DYE STUFFS-.Among which are Spanish
Float Indigo. Carolina do. Aladder, C"ppcras.
Logwood. Braz'-wood, Nicwood, Camwo"d.
Annattn, &c. &c.
MEDTCINES.-Amorg the many of which
are lle following. viz: Sui phate Guinine. Snl.
plate Morphine. Acetate Morphine Piperne,
S'rychnine, Iodine. i.lateriunl, IIydrodate Pot
ash. Kre"sotc, &c. &c.
PATENT MISUNDERSTANDING which
are the following, viz: Houck's panacea, In.
dian do, Swaim's do, Smiths Anti MercTrlaI
Syrup, or Swailn's conqnpror. the Hysenn
Syrup, Spuih's cure for sick Head Ache.
Green's Tonic Mixtnre. "a cure for Fever and
\gur.) Also Peters Pills. Beckwili's do.
Span,l'slo. Cook's do, Lees do. Evans do.
&c. together with general assortment OF the
most popular nostrums of the day.
A full assortment of Perfumcry and Soaps,
of the finest qualities.
ALSO.
A n assortment Of G ass Ware for Physicians
AID Cnnfectionrr's use; such as Specie Sars.
and Tinciure Bottles of different sizes. GradIl-
atcd Measures and Tunnels.
ALSO,
Window Glass of various Sizes from 6by 8,
to 20 by 20, all of which they will sell on lavora.
lie terms. III. K. COOK O. Go.
Hamburg, Oct 3, 1889 u36
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P8sDChAlR.Sa
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA. NOV. ID. lS'3.
BY his Erceilenty. PATRlcK NOBLE, Esq
Goueri'or and Commander.m Chief in
and ouer the State Of South Cdroiiaa.
VA HEREAS an Election was held OH the
w first Monday of November inst, and
day following. to supply the vacancy in the
Consrr ssionaI District of Lancaster, Chester
field, kershaw and Sumter, occaSioned by the
resignation Of tie Hon. JoHS p. R!cHARDsoS :;
and whereas. i. appears. upon counting tie
votes, returned by the Managers ol'ihcElcctlon.
10 the office of the Secretary of State. that
THOMAS u. SUMTER had majority ofSaid votes.
Now therefore, |, Pa'rick Noble. Governor Of
lhe State Of South CaroiIna. do hereby declar"
and proclaim that The said Thomas D. Sumter,
has beer duly elected Representative from
mis- State for the District of Lancaster, Chester
field, kersiiaw. and Sumpler, 10 The Congress
efthe United States.
Given under ms hand and seal Of the State.
at Columbia, this 25th day Of Novemb"r.
in the year of orr Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty nine. ard in the
sixty.fourrh year of the independence oi
1he United States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
Bv the Governor:
N L,BoRDE, Secretary Of State.
Nov. 26 Al
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
COLUMBIA. nov. 10Th, 1889. !

By his Ercellency PATRICK N"BLE, Esq.
Gorernor and COMMANDMENTS Chef an
and ouer the State Of .SouM Carolina.
NMTHERENS an election was held on tne
wv second Monday Of October last, ana
the day following to supply the vacancy III the
CONGRESSIONAL Distric, of Rich:and Lexington
Orangehurs and Barnwcll. occasion"d by the
restoration OF the Hon. F. III. Elmorr, aud
whereas, it appears upnnronnting the votes re-
turned by the Mnna.ers of til" election. 10 the
Office Of Secretary Of State, that SAMPSON H.
Butler, had n majority of said votes. Now
therefore, |. Patrick Noble. Governor OF the
State Of South Carolina, do hereby declare and
proclaim. that the said Sampson IL. Butler
has been duly elected Representative from
this Stale, for the District OF Richaud. Lex
ington, Orangehurgh and Barnwcll, to the
Congress- of the United STATES.
Given under my hand AID the seal of the
State at Columbia this goth day OF No
vember in the year Of nur Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty niue, and
in the sixtv fourth year Of the lndepen-
dencc ofthe United States of America
PATRICK NOBLE.
Bv the Governor.
b. LABoRpE. Secretary of State.
The Charleston Mercury GEORGETOWN IA.
per, Edgef'ld Advertiser and Pendlcton Mes
senger viii copy this and all future ProcIama-
ions Of the Governor.
Nov 2-th 1899 as
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NE W. GOODS.

NOWDEN &, SHEAR are happy to an.
~ nounce to their friends in the city and
country, that they are now openin. very larg"
aud splendid assn tment OF staple n fancy
DRY GOODS suitable for the Fall and Win
ter season, comprising great variety of new
and fashionable articles. which they have select
cd with great care from the mos. recent inpor-
tations We would respectfully solicit our
iricnds and the public 10 call and examine the
assortment Tor themselves; and we would es-
pecially invite the attention Of Planters TO nurnn-
usually large stork of BLANKETS. WEIGH
PLAINS. NEGRO kERSEYS, d. LINSEYS,
and low priced FLANNELS. for Servants.
Anguish. Ga, Nov II. 1899 If az
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Female Institute.

q SCHOOL Tor Young Ladies will be open.
"a ed on the 1st .rnnday in January next
near tie residence of DR.. Ncbol on. OH the
Cambridge Road. seven miles above EdSe6eld
Court Huuse The exercises oitIlis Institution
will he conducted by a Lady from The No,t!r
who has long heen engaged in the important
husir ess nf Touching. and has tcs'mo'ials of Il
high character. The course Of Tuition COM
prehemls the elementary and higher branches
If Education. The heahiulneSs aud pleasent
retirement ofthis location, combined with the
morality oflhe neighborhnod present very con-
siderable inducements hr its patronage. Board
can be had at IS per mu"th including wash
ing, &c.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
PER QUARTER.
For The elementary branches incIud-
its AritInret;ck. Geography, En-
gliSh Grammar, S6,25
For thu hi ghcr branches. viz. History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy and
Chemistry. &c. $500
Frruch, and Music on the Piano and Guitar,
Extra. Payments will be required Guarcr';..
Dec 10. ls:s9 If as
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DIR. CROCK

HNVTTES those aff, cted with stone in the
Il Inddor-Fits from injury ,Ione The head
Cancrrous sores on thu breasts or elsewhere
Blindness from Cataract or other affections Of
the e, s-Wcns-Tumours of all description y
-PoIypus-Fi>tua-White Swellirg-ilARi
LIP and CLUB FOOT. to call and see him.
lie sproviel"d with all necessary instruments.
a4h is ready to operate in any Of lh' above dis
eases. when il may be advisable. No charge
will he made unless some actual service is rrn-
,lered The p"or will he treated gratutousy
Gre"nvilIe c. II. S. e.
Dec. 1:', 1879 46
The Pendlrton Messenger. Fdgeicld Adver
tiser Charlotte Journal, Lircolnton Republican,
Rutherforl Gazette aud Ionesbornugh Crenn.)
Sentinel. are each requested 10 rive the above
four insertions. ard forward their accounts to
this office for payment -GreenuiHc MOHnt.