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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
Newspaper paragraph.
DECAY IN Peach TREEs-A siDculal

DECAY IN PEaCH TREEs.-A Singular
fact and one worthy of being recorded was
mentioned to US a few days since by Mr.
Alexander Duke, of Abemarle. He sta.
ted. that whilst on visit 10 a neighbor, his
attention was called TO large peach ORCH
ard, every tree in which had been totally
destroyed by the ravages of worm, with the
exception ofthree. and these were probably
the most thrifty and furnishing peach trees
he ever saw. The only cause of their 81
pelor:ly known 10 his hos, was IN conse-
quence Of observing that those parts OF
worm eaten timber INTO which nails had
beer driven, were generally sound. When
his trees were abont year old he had selec-
ted three of them and driven a tenpenny
nail through the body, as near the ground
as possible; willis, the balance of his orch
ard had gradually failed and finally yielded
entirely to the ravages of the worm; these
trees, selected az random. treated precisely
in the same manner, with the exception OF
the mailing, had always been vigorous aud
healthy, furnishing him al that very period
with the greatest profusion ofthe most lus-
cious fruit. |: is supposed that the sal: oi
iron afforded by the nail is offensive to the
worm, willis, il is harmless. or perhaps O.
ven beneficial 10 the tree.-Southern Plan
ter.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
SATURDAY JANUARY 81, 1916.

for the plaintiff and BY the time they had
conc luded their testimony, she had in her
own mind. fully decided the case IN their
favor. Bat the evidence for the defendant
gave the Question quite a diff rent color
and, doubtful what decision ought to be
made under circumstances, she turned 10
her husband with pep.exed look. and. with
q very councillor like tone and manner,
asked Dai what are we going to do In this
case g'i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
STYLE of HAIR DRESSING IN SwITzER.

STYLE OF HAIR DRESSING IN SwITzER'
LANp-The amusing and Instructive cor>
respondent OF the Newark Daily Advert
ser,in alettcr dated al Zurich in Switzerland,
describes the manner of dressing halr. oJ
ulsiids and natfons, as follows
The young girls wear their hair braid
ed behind with two strands only of hair; the
third being composed of white cotton cloth.
and sometimes Of silk or satin, for great
occasions This texture has a droll effect.
especially when the hair is of dark color,
in which case it presents the appearance
of string of shells The braid Is twisted
round the back part Of the head very much
In the manner of countries where French
fashions are prevalent. and into 1t Is thrust
pin ofe old. SILVER, or their imitation, hav-
ing an ample, spreading head. representing
leaves, or some such fancy; or set with
briIliants Of paste, The front locks are ar
ranged q raionte.
The married women comb all the hair
straight back, where il is gathered into a
knot, on which are fastened two wings OF
ssiff1y s,arched f:ilied canbric. THESE lit
tie sails are astafed by the wind and II they do
not convice you that the wcarers are zeal goddess
ses must make you take them for their celestial
messengers, al least They are worn oy mar
ried women only but BY them Of every age A
number Of these people together make very
| funny show. There Is something, II strikes me
| as primitive, and certainly extremely honest
| in his putting on their heads Iiule advertise
ments as il were, stating in one case ! am-sIn'
| gie,' in another. an married"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

GREAT DIsCovERy IN THE MEDICAL
ART.-The editor of the Courier des Eta!s
Unis, published in New York, mentions
thai Mr.. Bocchiere, Neapoltan chemist.
has discovered healing agent Of such mar
velous power as to be capable of closing
up wounds in arteries, even the largest OF
Them. I wo sheep were taken at the public
institution in Paris. the carotid artery in
each severed; one Of them was treated In
the regular way and the other with The
B ,cchiere water The first enc died. but
the other was running about and eating
grass N,li;n twenty minutes after The ope
on, and thls caused tie famous Llstranc
Ia say: . Gengiemen. here is result which
may BE- summed up Ia two words-here Is
life. andthere is dealh" Other extraosdIn.
ary cures. and among them that OF spi.iing
OF blood. are mentioned as among It's virtues
This water, the composition of which IS
secret with The inventor, has IN ali cases 10
;, hich j, mas been appIed stopped hemor
hage within tweAty minuses. Il entirely
heals blood v. sses.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

A AJuGGLER.-A London correspondent
of the Boston Atlas says that Nj. Philip, a
celebrated juggler. is about 10 visit the Uni
ted States; snd he gives this a,sscnt OF one
Of his feats:-"He stands on table, under
which the spectator can see during tie per-
rmance-lakes a common table cloth,
which he wraps round him apron sashlo n
tor moment. and on removing it exhibits
globes of gold fish, geese, turkles, ducks
snd fowls in abundance. No one is near
him, and how the feat is performed Is just
now the wonder of London"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

MI cttoaS ot the corset efEnt long hauaS er-
cry Jay No olheF snunal cogl1 Sgrgtse
It Take the honest OK. aa1 erciose hs
sides v'rh hoop poles. pa; aa oak-n plank
oeneaia hIn, and sIrd the Whole via q 81
cord and demand Of him labor. He wcu.i
labor, indeed. bat il would be Ter braafa.r -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

FAxrSE II SorrH CAR0LISA The
legislature Of South Carohaa n rs late
session. Appropriated thirty ihOassad dil-
lars for The purchase Of f0od fOs the satiar.
inr poor Ia me districts n thai S-ate where
tie crops tailed last summeF- The scaFcl-
ty Of food J. represented - great - almost
10 dspopulate large sections of Country. shs
:nhao.tan,s beIay obliged - elnlEtaie - .
void s.arTaiion- Many. Il = sail. sapPsu
life wnh conzH srrI--baE h1N - - P4rEar-d
for use. l. not stated
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

Hlsrs TO LApIEs.-A Philadelphia
physician. in a letter 10 a lady. on the dele-
ferrous effect OF wearing corseis. has the fol
lowing remarks
Il anticipate the happy period when The
faircst portion Of the fair creation will step
forth unencumbered with slabs Of walnni
and tiers Of whalebone. The constitutions
Of our females most be excellent 10 With
stand. ia any tolerable degree. the terrible
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

The JEwIsH SAEEATH We enFiei
an article fe@ DAYS sdnes. stating that iss
Jews Ia gone par: Of Germany were aloP-
unc the observance Of SuG1ay ins;sad OF
5 .larday as The Jewish Sabba:h- A cor
respand-n. OF The New York Sun states
thai a srH 0f The Iews resIaIEg n Flank.
fort, anxious 10 accommodate themselves -
the business fIcilI.ies Of Salur3ay. haTo
mace that change. but nOg The JeSs a Al
Germany.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

TIE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES
The entire force enrolled on the 2Slh OF
November. was as follows :-Officers. 733;
non commissioned officers and privates,
musicians and artificers, 7.SS3-in all, 81
Clio men.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

The wa>hiagtoa eortesPoa4eat & tke
Rie1monl EzsHiFer. says. that ssFeral oi
The d=mocsatlc Senaror= will rOle a-aiusi
giving Great Brila In notsce of oar desire %
lermlDa;e the treaty Esr the joing eccaPan-
CT of Oregon. he names ne klio~sRg
Messrs. Czlhoun. McDsfie. Levy. Lev ls.
Coiqa IL and MelealL We Noa1 fam
hope, he i mizinformed- Dails nlrE.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

A DuUBrruL Casa County Juss'ec
who had been lately invested with the title.
was jus. trying his first case wne1 ms
wife, thinking that she too was included 70
he office, came and very gravely seated
herself BY the EIDE Of her husband. one
lis,ened very astensively 70 the witnesses
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

FoRTIFIcArIoS BILL-Ths 6iloaaaS are
the principal appropriations IA The FaEih-
cation Bill reported IN the House q Repre-
sentaiives on Thursfay
For Banks Al Dss-oi,. $50 900 q B1f-
falo do, 81. coo, F0StNasara. Sa5et's FoTt
Ontario, 5000. Lake Chanpisin. ; Sia.0tf
Penobscot River. S55.C1<i- Fora PFehl-.
S35. .OO0s Fert Scammes. S2h.ooo FoTI
McCary. 5000, GoveFnoE's l>laad. Bls-
ten Harbor, 81. .O0ss Fosl Warren do. SIS.
600; Fort Adams. NeSPoFi. Sl5.0oos NPsv
London Harbor. S200Gtt Fort Sehayier.
East River. Y v, $4,000, Fort Nooi.
SiO 600, HsmiltOn. $4,000; Anaapois
Harbor, $4,000 FoH Washington, Pusl,
mac River. S2602O. Fort MunroS Va.
s35 O1O: Fort Casweh ~ c.. et5.Got
For, Moultrie. ) e.. 81. .Ol0s Drunken
Dick Shoal. 5. -, $4,000; Fort SamPser.
SIS. .OOa Fort Pulaski Savanuah River.
SIS OOGt Port Jackson Si5.001. FoIt
PIckens. Florida, $1,000 Barracks az
P.n-acola Harbar. $50 OO1. Repairs ~
For, Morgan. Alshams. 40. 900 Fort Packs.
I.oai.iana. $4,000, Fort Wood. $500.
For, Jlckson. Mississippi RiTsr. : = 10.
For, 81. Phillips. do, Fort l.ivincsiou. In,
SIOO 600; FioEida Ret. @l00 0Ef Ca
,insencies Of FoEIifica'Ians $4,000.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

The Navy OF THE UNITED STATES
The numbef and class of Vessels IN the ma
val service en- the lst day OF October, is
stated BY the Secretary as follows
Ia CON sion liner Y, Buiil' ., Total
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31
THE MECHANIC

CosaFossa for aad sang aslss llss Asire--
sary Csls5ra':sa- Of fis Hlssa-i4ssts
CAsrisa5ls MecbaEir Assosiafia.-
Lit up Thy toll worn had.
Thoa Ok the S,alwart fs9mc anI fearless
eve
Lit proudly now ,hins iron hsa4 % higa
Firm and u iauased S.anit
No need has; thou OF gems
To deck ihs glorious temple eofth~ tho1ehi;
fhcu hast the Jewcls Wh5cA Thy n.ai hasa
wrought
Richer than G.a1ems
Thou ST, orr Godz high prizes.
Standing before great Natures niraty
shrine,
For the whole worlI the gllrioas ak .
:hine
To spread the eternal iaas-t
Even ike the Hebrew Chief
S,fIkesl thou on the rOck. ani from = icep
mysterious heaa The living Wa.e5s lea2.
10 give the eaFsh reslei
Mighty among thv king.
StandeSt tao-l, man OF igoa toil. midway
Besween the earth and heaven. al. salags 70
sway
By thy Lisi>wOrkiag m5aI
Thou cans. delve in the earth.
And IRON is mighty depths baas forth
pure gold;
Thou caust unwray The clouds IN heaven
rolled,
AID glye the lightning birth
Thou hast the stormy Sea
Chained 10 thy chariot wheels ant the wlll
winds
Obey the O'erruling in,ellec, that binis
Their rushing winds % :aoe
Thou canst new bands create.
Where the ws.d rolling wave 10 mastery
owns;
And the vast distance Of opposing Eoacs
Cans. thou annlhilaie
| Lif. then thy hand 10 Heaven
Spread lhy tosl scePsre o'er sae 81 sui
land.
Thou hast entrusted 10 ihy hand.
Earth 10 Thy change : giErnf
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA's FAMILY-The fami-
ly OF the Emperor Nicholas, listing OF four
sons and three Saugh ghters, were brought up from
the cradle by English nurses and soveTnssSsS,
under tie superintendent of an old ScotchwO-
man, who was undrrnur To the present empe-
ror in his infancy. This individual held the
rank of a general officer, (for every thiag IN
Russia is measured by military Scale,) and had
been decorated with the order of 81. Andrew ea-
nobled and enriched. This woman, neveTtAe-
less, came as a servent TO Russia, some i've a1l
fifty years ago with Scotch Iaders family
who turned her adriit in ST. Petersburg. A
lucky chance procured her the situation OF un-
der-nursery- IN aid in the Emperor PauPs family,
when she was placed about the pefSOn ot the
present emperor, TO teach him TO speak English
His attachment TO her was so great, that " hen
he married he placed her al the head CT his hur-
sery establishment where she has honorably
gone through al! the military graduaiions OF EanA
10 her present one OF general.
Newspaper paragraph.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

PUTTING on AlRs.-Now- donl put OF
such airs and refuse to speak TO an cd ac-
qualn,ance. What If he Is poor and his
coat is out at the elbow and patch on his
knee2 lie is tirtuous and Industrious. and
has the name Of an exceilent citizen When
he addresses you pleasantly. don, look so
spi,efal md act 81 much like hog Don'I
snap al h.m as f he were rattlesnake that
would bite you. How very foolish il i In
yon-and we wish you could perceive it
to pu. on So much grace and affectalion.-
Did you ever thInk that you must die and
your body mingle with the common dust
Nor you would not be naughty The
thought of death. the cofia. the cold grave
and the crawling worms that will feast Oh
human flesh. is enough TO humble the mos,
exalted and bring them to themselves.
Il there is a despicabie character IN God' ;
dominions, or out Of ,hem. il Is proui.
self important aristocratic, Indifferent sort
of a fool, who is afraid to trace back his an>
cestors 10 two generations. We know sew
eral such, and have watched their manGl
vres Tor The sake OF a hearty laugh. Il is
amusing very--to hear them speak. They
know every thing and a little more.
But enough.-we have given such fel
lows more room n our columns than they
deserve. They should be treated with ST.
lent contempt.-P0rtiand Battefin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

No need has; thou OF gems
10 deck ihs glorious temple ofthv tho1shii
ihou hast the Jewcis wEtca Thy mad halA
wr0Ggh,
Richer than G.a1ems
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-31

Iii. then thy hand 10 Heaven
Spread thy soil scepsre Ger sae - eui
land.
Thou hast entrusted 10 ihy hand.
Earth 10 Thy change : giErn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

Our readers have been made aware Of
our desire ana our purpose, the SUBJECT
having been fairly taken IN hand by both
Houses Of Congress, to refrain from any
further discussion, on our part, of the mcf-
ITS Of the Oregon question. From hat pur.
pose wc shall not now depart, albeit strong
~ tempted to do So,
Ii has, however, become our duty to put
our readers and especially those Who are
engaged in commercial AMI m1rumc pur.
suits, land therefore most likely 10 be at
frcrcd by a change ~ The present prosper
Gus circumstances OF the couutryl upon
their guard aga INST too great reliance IP-
on our predictions, by stating that recent
occurrences have shaken tho confidence
which We have heretofore expressed in the
peaceful termination OF the Oregon conlro'
versy. We refer, OF course, 10 the md
cations which the Debate ia the House Of
Representatives has turujshcdupon the sub.
ject.
Our avowcd confidence IN peaceful ter
mual.on Of the controversy was founded
upon a conviction, derived from the Annu-
al Message OF the President OF the United
States, (taking all lis parts together that
he looked forward to pacific result,
which, we do not doubt, be still expects,
This confidence was fortified by the mior'
nation which has reached this country, IN
different ways, unofficial but Credible, that
the British Government has anNlousiy ue.
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The Legislature OF this State met On
Tuesday last, when Daniel l.. Sherwood
Dem was elected President Of the Sen.
ate, and ltndIcy Patterson, Dem Of Arm.
strong county, Speaker Il tie House Of
Delegates.
Tie Governors Message, as we learn
from the United Sla'cs Gazette, shows the
balance in the State Treasury to be S625,.
000, which, with what may certainly be
calculated on, ull meet the interest due in
February, rA!ch r,H BE- pad.
The public debt is si0,9.G, 1892, the an.
nnal interest on which is 81 O23, 90G-a
sum less than the receipts; bu, the post.
poaernent Of a certain class of payments
enables the State to meet the principal de-
man5s.
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thily filled What has he done uf what dis
analfying act has he been guilty Not word
has been said by his adYerslr,cs, even in their
Convention. against his administration not a
whisper even is heard impugning his purity, his
mental endowments, has ardent love Tor the land
Of his birth or one single act .! his administra.
Ntioa. But do our opponents hope TO succeed in
0saprovsked contest la 1910, they placed
as Held man OF ialcnls--wull and iavorably
0Hm,in every portion OF the Stale-to oppose
= own noblc.Lear'ed Morehead After thor
kSngfi canvass. he found in 4 minority Of abuu,
e, 900 votes In 1872 they selected TO oppose tie
incumbent. Il gentleman distinguished for his
groat powers of mag nation, aud for his fluent
defamation, aud he was informed by a minority
OF some 900 OF these sheep stealing Wings,
that h, could not DO allowed to organize aud
convene Llinsclf' into the GubcruatoTi4l char.
In 1874 they nominated one u the puresi aud best
men lac ever knew; Although democrat, he was
q gentleman OF fino iis,e. OF most glorious impdl-
ses, and Of great personal popularity gentle
maa with whom. lac took pride IN saying, lis
lations were very kind, fof he was his friend aud
even then, the p1rty was beaten BY over 3 900
votes; Thoy now nominate GrsR W CdldreH,
who vii hardly be green enough 10 rciuquisA
one oil the best Offices in the State, 10 take his
chance for a seat IA that Chair which is 30 well
flied by much ADLER man:
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WIG CONVENTION.

We have gwen nj length the proceed.
jogs ofJhe Wing Convention which Assem-.
bIcd At Rllcigh 90 the l2h instant i,
~tji be seen that the Hen Wm. A. Ora
nam, hos been nominated unanimously for
reelection 10 the Gubefnatofial Cha,r Of
North Carolina. The late hour IA, which
tue proceedings were received, beng two
days later Dian they ought to have bacu,
and being dc.lruu, Of laying them entire
before our readers, prevents Us from giving
our usual attention to our editorial depart.
meat.
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LATER rKOM MENICO.

Nv ,hc United States shin 81. Ngyys.
.l;,,h .--;,..,l ~, p,,,,,.,l, ~, ,I.o % IN
- - w., 80 ~,
s'""H III zen Jay ,,"'' ,'' '"H' W.
learn lthTungh The IHSdroid Gd1t'ttj OF
the refusal OF the Mexican Government TO
receiye MIR. SIIDrlT as Minister from the
T.,.,.,J c,,,,, Al, = L,,ro,or I,, no,
'"'''O
returned III inc o. M@iNS' nor uoeS INC
GG>cnC vouch for the correctness OF the
news. but saws that IL is d" DISPOSED To credit
= nm account or opr critical reI,fions with
- ~, p.,,'.;,, ,,r,.,,,,,,o,,,,,, - ,.l,, h
Vd' '''H,',' ~ II
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THE QUESTION UNDER DEBATE.

]
The question which chiefly occupies the
attention, Just nov, not only Of Congress,
but we are sorry to see Of certain State
Legislatures also, aud, as is very natural,
Of the Press generally aud of many u the
. People, We describe as above, to avoid the
nonolony Of the word Oregon" the ire.
qucnl repetition Of which must be rather
annoying 10 our readers.
This question came up Yesterday in the
Senate, upon the mOtlonoi Mr.. Allen, with
a view 10 fixing a time for It's discussion,
which Mr.. Allen moved should be postpo.
ned and mnde the order Of the day for
Tuesday, the 27ih Of this month. A mo.
ton Of Nr. Westcotl, however, to postpone
i; to the 10Th Of February, was decided IN
the affirmative by vote Of - to l. 4; a
vote which certainly argues an ind>po,i.
ton, on the part Of the Senate, to precipi.
tate the question. Mr.. Wcstcot, did not
indeed place his motion distinctly on that
ground but a reference 10 the yeas and
nays on the question will show that the de.
lay was against The wishes Of those who
have heretofore been forward IN pressing
,ae matter upon tie Senate.
This vote Of the Senate, however, we
presume, indicates no more thau "a d-lcr-
mina,oo TO act on the >uhIec, with deHber.
alton, ia a manner worthy Of the dignity
OF mat body.
The apprehension, which We yesterday
founded upon the tone of the debate IN the
House Of Representatives, IS certainly in
some degree qualified by yestetd V &c.
ton OF the Senate, IN SO far as the delay of
a month before acting cannot but be favor.
able TO calm consideration aud wise dcc.
sluu.
We embrace The opportunity to say that.
IN our yesterdays reference 10 this sub.
Ject, our only purpose was to guard our
reader, from relying too much upon our
own speculalons on the probabilities of
peaceful or a hostile termination ofthc de-
hated question, aud our expressed conf
dencc in the former result, which they
might suppose to have been based upon
facts known 10 US and no, to them. We
still think ,hat there will be peace between
Us and old England, bat We 30 not feel the
same confidence Of i, since the disclosures
made in the debate still going on in the
House Of Representatives. That IS al We
meant to say.-Nat. Int.
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Gf,1rInffV:
FRIDAY. JANUARY ~. 1916.
Tile WEATHER.

For several days Of th.s week we have
had exceedingly diaagrceable weather.
Ga Monday night i, commenced raining
and slceung md continued during the whole
of Tuesday, and all nature was clothed IN a
garb Of ice which rendered walking very
dangerous. On Yesterday the weather mod
Grated and lie sun once more threw his en-.
liyenug beams on tho earth aud the icy
chain is rapidly dissolsiug under its genial
q tlIcnce.
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all the foreign world, with the c,aim TO
" The whole Of Oregon" sci up IN the Pres
idcnt's Message, cannot but be Of the worst
augury for the maintenance Of peace.
We desire therefore TO recall any ex-
presslons Of coafdeace which We have
heretofore felt ourselves authorized TO use
IN regard 10 the peaceful termination Of
thls Oregon dispute; hoping, nj the same
time, that counsels wiser than those which
now seem "a the ascendant NAV Vet avert
the due catastrophe Of Wlr.-AdtiyaaL
hicligm or.
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CAMDEN, JANUARY If.
REMARKS.

COIION.-Our market Is stIl very ANNA.
ted the receipts ere unusually light-a,d the
with an expected deficiency in tie crop through.
out the United States, keeps prices up in the face
OF decline IN the European markets. Prices
with rs in Camden, fully as high, as III ose Of
the Charleston market. Sales have been made
as high as u since the receipt Of the Acadia.
news, We quote from to : and have no doubt
bat very choice article, would bring a fraction
higher Cdmdsa Journal.
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: Medical Notice .
STATE OF North CAROLINA

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
hesSrs. + sill, r. Boyce q, Co. J. II. Cur
It's, p. NJ Cohen d Co. and S'imdrick
d SeddeH, Hector Orr, Hector Watts.
a. IRIS: Take notice that having been arrested
~ upon capias al sGiisfgcienium at the suit
Of Hiram T. Sloan, intend at the next Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for said coun-
ty Of Meckeuburg, Al the Court House in Char
ioue, on the 4th Monday in january instant, to
apply to said Court for the benefit Of the Act Of the
General Assembly passed for the relief eff 1nsoI-
vent Debtors.
IN. HAPPOLDT.
January !, sc. il6
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Law Card.

Es SAFFOLD & }. NJ. BOILING will prac
EA. uce in the Courts of DaI Has and Lowndes,
and in the adjoining Counties, also in the Su.
rreme Court. Address, Safiold & Boiling, at
Pleasant Hill, Dallas county, or HaynesvIlle,
Lowndes county, Alabama.
Dec II, 1915. tvs