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South Carolina COLLEGE.

Inc policy OF continuing the present an
nna' appropriation of from $4,000 to-
$4,000 to tho South Carolina College is
exciting considerable attention and discus.
sion in several portions Of the State. The
candidates for the Legislature, in some of
tile Districts, have been inlerrogaed az to
their views on the subject, and the most Of
them SO lntcrroSalcd have expressed them.
selves us opposed to the present policy. Some
will not vote any further appropriation, of
any size, whilst others are for cutting of
The supplies as Jack did the monkeys tail
by degrees-a piece at time.
This opposition to the present large.
not to say extravagant, appropriations is
construed or misrepresented by those of a
different faith into hostility to the College
itself-a desire for its total overthrow. As
one belonging to the host of uncompromis-
ing opponents to the present policy Of ap-
Propriations, We protest against, such con-
structon or Misrepresentation. Whilst we
unhesitatingIy reiterate our declaration of
decided opposition 70 tile appropriations as
nov made, we ,emphaticalJyf deny the least
desire for. the overthrow Of the College.
True We say this much: II the College
cannot live without being Ted yones sysry
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Arrival from Kansas.

We have heard thar Mr.. W. =. Berh.r
who went from this District To Kansas, some
time i'll the carly part Of the winter, return
Cd few days since and we take occasion
10 say that we and our readers will all b..
happy TO bave his views Of KanSas and af
fairs there given through the Press. lie is
n reliable and IN intelligent Young man. il,
whose statement Of facts there may be full
reliance placed, ard whose opinions on the
subject would command respect. We hope
he will do us the favor of full and early
report.
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The "Liquor Drought.n

Besides our own, the several recently G.
iected Town Councils OF Anderson, Green
v'lle' Spartanburg, and perhaps other villa.
geS' are all anti-liccnsc. Verify, from these
indications, it would seem the "liouor
drought" prognosticatcd some weeks since
by our "nameless" correspondent, is atou,
to set in Well, if no wor>,. sl".cirs Of
drought will ever affect ia. let this one
come on and be ctcrnalIv prolonged.
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nltrogenlzed element OF the grain. The plu-
ten being tougher and more difficult to
grind and separate from the brand than the
starch therefore, the finest and whitest
flour, obtained by repeated boiling, contains
u Iarg"r proportion Of starch, but, of course,
less gluten. So that the whtc,t flour is not.
the most nutritious, or the most easily d-
gestc'i, or the heallhiest it is exactly the
reverse.
1he next important point TO examine is
the rising, or the proper and Just Errment-
ny of the dough. The philosophy here is
to produce the vnollS or the alcoholic fer
mrn'atlon, III th" course OF which II gas is
formed (co'bonic acid !qoS) which renders
the dough spongy ana light, or full Of air
cells or holes.
supposed above that the dough had lis
proper quantity Of lcarrn bat il the bread
has been allowed to hc n,lrd upon l.v t!li,
substance too loug the dough falls, hrcorn.s
tough and sour, ana the bread, when baked
in this condition, brco,n"s snnr and mass
Of l"avrn tS"!f, and then c.siiv !;r.ncn,s in
the stomach, Is inligr>til;". a,rl very unl.ca!-
thy. Bu' If the 'l'.r",nr,>in- gluten acls
upon The sugar q: the flour. rr>,,! my it in
I" alcohol ami ralh"nir acid, anti it j. baked
while vet Ill This ronhi,iun, then we have II
light and healthy bread.
supposed ais" t!a thu proper cuant:,y
OF water Will +" added. anal t. pcc;ailv that
To" d"n"'' will h', completely ,nix"l. work
ir'l aud kn"aI"'l. This nr;;nn is in,li>pcn-
sadly n"""~saly in o:''rr 20 rr"l,n,. Il COM
pete i.riI"ht,i"n. S., that thu. su"ar u,,v
II" converted into :.lrrhn!. the which in ba
KING escapes with SOME "; ,h" water. but
tw".ill'dS OF this la, Substance still re-
ma'n> incorporated with the il,ur in the
Dread. \" 'nra'i is good AMI nutritious
nhi'Ss all these things be carried on uclol-
"aily. J. TOGNO.
S. S.rcmhrr o lS.f.
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Admission, 30 Cents.
G. a Es I'D
JEFFERS &. COTERANS.
FACTORS AND C0NMISSIQy MERCHANTS.
CHARLESTON, S. C.

WE continue the Factoragc and Co,nn.s-
W sion Business in Chur.s,on AMI renew
n'r p'c"E"s I" fHh,tt"rs, .Nrchdnts and til.
i'"cftc GrnrrailE. that "c vii drvoi. Dur per.
s"nal attention. r,:"rrv and skill, tn the SEJ.-
LING "f COTTON, FLOUR. CORN, WHEAT,
or any other Produce sent to us for sale We
will carefully BtV G.'"ls. when ordered. and
attend 1" i!e form!rt!i"y Of -Merchanoiss Ship.
pei to our care.
Wethrr!"re respectfully solicit n continued
ana Increased share of thnt Patronage hereto.
fore S" !iberally extended to us, and for which
We return our tl,nuks
II. l.. Jf FFERS. Charleston,
". :. CCTIlEAN, Rome, Ga.
JOHN CrTiIRAN, AbLeviilc.
T. y! Cannot let this Card 20 out wiihou,
my ihdiv'inal expression to friends amonr
whom have lrecn raised, and for whom lontr
n'i business IN Hamburg, and mho. I Think
Hnom my cncrTy anil dtroiion tn the interest ,f.
T0ironS | thank them for their liberal mi
roiinga and confidence. It. WAS their encour
aging letters aud kind patronage that enabled
ME to stand up under my late difficulties IN
Ch"rie>t"n. IMartiiy Thank thaa. Ny part.
h"rS IN hnsi' e>s are known to them rs rcspon.
sltic and business rIcn, which enables m. ia
hope for their increased confidence and sun.
port, by which. together with economy and
devotion t" bus mess, hope soon to recover
from my late misfortune.
II. L. JEFFERS.
AnBEvILLE D1sTRicT, S. c., Sent l. 1885,
y. B.-As member Of the Firm of JET
+ ERS d COTIlRhNS, | shall hereafter reside
III Charleston. and unite with Mr.. J.ffcrs my
personal attention and energy to the sale of nil
produce shipped to them.
JOHN CoTHRAN.
Sept. 26, 1886. .iit
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Advertisements

We would call special attention to the
card of the Messrs. Jeffers & Co,hrans. OF
Charleston. They are well known to the
public, and need only to give notice of their
continuance in business to receive )aroe
patronage. We take pleasure in saying
that the little business we have had occa.
sion 70 entrust to. their care has always been
promptly and satisfactorily attended TO-.
Also see notice Of Aessp. Yoape d Null
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Bite Of Rattle Snake Cured in Five
Minu+a.

Mtssrs. Perry DuG:'s : .soa-Gcut. - :ncr.
chant Of lno"nS, in this state, informs me
that recently "n" Of his sons WIS severely lii,
ten on the leg hv n ratt;es,.ale fl'ou the eject
OF wh'cs: he suffered most drealfully. Til.
family CHANGING to have some CT Perry Davis
i'an Killer in the horse immediately cons,cr.:-
cd bathing the bitten place. without knowing
whether 1t would or ;,ot afford Ike least relief,
b't surprising rs it may seem. the poison was
soon observed t" exnde from the wound, and III
hVe or ten minutes the young man fell asleep
entirely free from pain, or any effect from the
htc, except the flr,!, wound which healed very
soon. BY giving publicity TO tie fact in your
r"mrh,, designed for Inc s"n':.crn aal wrs,
ern distribution. and such countries ia poison.
GUS reptiles more or less abound. it might serve
th" cause nphulnani,y, and he the means of sun.
plying an article. the want Of which has lon,,
Leon 'xl cri,ncci.
Yours respectfully. II. BLAkSLY,
2o'2t ST. Louis Mo-
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Mead-Quar1crs.
ORDER NO

vrn the Exs; :s .1s .s;Isr, sasr from Gen ws.-
will parade for pav;o.s s"nen' o. =; {. Militia
Rows o-:J flELD. on T Tuosda~ s,l,r a. H. M0k so.
t'c.f~'.."er =. instant, at lo,o'clock, 4. N. The
, -cnlmisslonel and non Commissioned Cf;cars
Will attend the day previous for drill and in.
G"riai"s commanding Beat Companies will
order out the pioneers in their respective con,
Volunteer Companies will be Mipute,v in.
amined. -"' l"'' 'A-
M"J. w. d. Rogers. and Maj. y. H. Cunning
nam VIII extend this order throughout their
respective CoI..u,ulds.
Sept 17,118s6. .s.-".,s; ,-r ea.eY
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likin, who arc offering to sell all kinds of
leather, and buy lidcs.
And the card Of McsSrs. Uoxic & Good
win, Of Columbia, in whose magnificent es-
tabl'shment our young friend Win. G.
Moore may he found.
Other notices may be seen, to which we
deem 1t unnecessary to individually refer.
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Hon. Jas. L. Orr.

This distinguished and faithful Rerrr-.n.
tativc of South Carolina, we very much re-.
gret to learn. has announced his intention
OF retiring from Congress after tho mex,
term. Unless Col. Orr has some very law
'ui excuse, his constituents ought not, anil
we believe will not, permit him to with
draw from public life.
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New Postmaster at Anderson.

We are truly rj"ircd to learn that our
OLD friend, Geo. w. Fant, has been appoint
ed Postmaster ut Anderson G. II. W.
know he will nak" faithful and nhligng
official, and we hope he may find his new
position lucrative, comfortable and lasting
one.
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Special Notice.

EDr No subscription to this paper from
any person residing outside of this District
will DO received unless the cash arcompa-
nies the order.
ET- Papers sent to subscribers ont rf the
District will be stopped wh'.n -. tine pad
for expires.
These rules will positively DO adhered
10. If
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CONSHGf EH;s

The following persons have freight in Tn.
Depot at AbhcvilIe:-
d. White. r ii Warlaw d. Son, Chnm.
h'rs q u. NJ Perrin, Wier It l.. D y Rca,e.
D. Allen. " NJ llm@hey. Barnes t Co, Mar.
shall. 1 Perrin, II ~ Jones, WickliHe IL 4,
a = Martin r Cownn Il Go, Slayer & T.. II =
Kerr, Ti!man. W N Freeman, J Il Dalton,
ID j Jordan, Noble.
D. X. SONDLEY, Ar't.
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HOXIE & GOODWIN.
Citation

Citation
BY WILLIAM HILL. ESQ, Ordinary of Able.
willie District:
WHEREAS Vim. A. Boyd, and Ruth r
" Boyd hath applied to me for Letters of All.
",'n's'rat"n on ni and singular the goods and
en,ue',, rsn's m" 'reli's of John H. Boyd, late
OF the District aforesaid. deceased:
lh"s" are, therefore, to- cite and n.l1uoni,b sH:
and singular, the Kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased, t" be and appear before me NJ
our next orlI"nrys C"ur, for the said District
|" DC holden at Abtcvillc Court House. on the
ninth day of October next. TO show
cause. if ni'r, why the said dadnnistratio should
not hc granted.
Given under my hand anl seal, this twcptv-
third day of September in the year of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and tifty.
SIX, and in the eighty first year of Ameri
can Independence.
Sept. %, ls:iG o1.ot
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VI 4 ES * HT'S.

ABBEVlLLE. Sept. a5.-w. quote ox1rcIoes
'"r c"tton II cents. The market has been
quite active thernst week. buyers freely taking
all that was offered
COLUMBIA. Sept. 2t.-Thc Caroiinian's ex.
tre'ne quotations for cotton arc lot cents Mar.
ket brisk and active
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Notice,

r WILL sell, as Executor Of Margaret Gaines
L deceased, on Thursday the week of Court
at Abbeyille Court House, three Slaves-a Ne.
gro woman about 70 years Of age, and her
two Children, girl years Of age, and boy
byears of age. =!
Terms made known on day Of snle.
septsmber 25, 1859. 9.td
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Beeves for Sale.

HAVE several fine sBeeves, which I VIM
- 1 sell on foot to any one desirihg them
Northwest Of Abbeviils. Village. Tsaio;.in"
Judge Wardlaw's Mr. Uldrick. the resnsosr :.
will sell them. J,H.y CRANP0TKe'
Sept ~, 1855 ofTs
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r. J. DELPHI,
II A NJ Blu RG. s. c

ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to his
Ii friends md the public generally in tho
SALE and STORAGE Of CO1Y'ON and otl-
er Produce, and Receiving aud Forwarding of
Merchandise. He will continue to sell Goods
at his old stand
Sept 20, 1856. 2l.tf
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For Sale For Sale!

NOCNG d .MULLIKIN, at their Tnnvar,l
Il near Due West, have constantly on hand
full supply of the best qualities of Oak-tnn.
ned and llcnlock Sole. Upper. Harness and all
other L"athcrs usually in demand, which they
sell at fair prices
I%S Hides taken in exchange for Leather
Due West, :. G., Sept. ~, 1896. 2l-2m
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Brooks Hats.

Steele, the famous Charleston batter, an
nounccs new style of ha's f,r he tall sea-
son, with the above name.
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Rsaggins, Rope, Bacon, g.

faESlhs, k"Pc, K;icOil, DC.
five Bnlrs Gunny Bagging,
h 80 Coils Western Rope,
100 lbs Twine
10000 lbs Tennessee Bacon,
300 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
d"z. Spinning Wheels
For sale low by II. s. KERR.
Sept. 81, 1856. Cliff
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Notice.

A PPLICATION. will he made at the NEXT
"A Session Of the Legislature to Amend tho
chsr.er . Of the Masonic Female Institute.
september D. 1880 M, ts.sn,
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more Evidence in Favor of tho Oxy.
genated Bitters.

~AS A-'AoSi.SC III EivUI VI tuC UXY-
genated Bitters.
FROM lion. Geo. ~. Jo,ns Surveyor General Of
lara
SURVEYOR GESERALs Ofr:cE.
DrurerE Iowa. Sept. Is.
O"cior C+o. B. Green. Drdr Doctor Il in
tended, before leaving Washington Ctr, las.
spring. to say to yon in black and white, IA I
have frequently done riru coce, how highly ]
esteemed your OrHatnntcd Filters. and that
have no doubt hut that they will act as ccr
tam. spcey aud agreeable cure of Dvspcrsia
IN any ease. it matters not how obsti,at.
l"nr bittcrs acted ms charm with NY frienls
How. a. G. Dodge, NJ. l.. Martin, II. u. Fo,..r
ard "thels. as they did myself
onr olr''lrnt servant, GEO. ". JONES'
SETH W. FOWLE Il CO.. 1873 Washington
street, Boston, rr"prietor. Sold by their a.
gents everywhere.
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II. ALEXANDER SALE

II. ALEXANDER SALE,
Surgeon Dentist.
WILL be at Abheville Court House during
W. conrt Week; he may then bo found
at his Room in the
Marshall House,
prepared TO execute any business in his line,
with neatness and efficiency unsurpassed.
Thankful to old friends. he still hopes to Oh.
tain patronage in old Abbevile
Sept. 90 1855. 2l.2t
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The above article wns written and intend
ed for last weeks issue, before we received that
of "a CaroInian." In order to give room to
the latter we very cheerfuly deferred our own
to the present issue.
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Era n sPO. Il / a 'l'llN.
HEMPFIEI.D RAII.RnAnZ

wHE.LINc STATION, Sept. 10Th; 1886
flNand aturAy, September 2Ttl and utfi further
notice. There VII be two daily trains leave This Station
ier and an intermediate stations. follows
olan Train. o 10 a. N.
alton train lat 8 50 p. 81.
Mail train mt q n M
Accommodation train. at Z Is NJ
Mai train connects with Coaches
Washingte Cannonshtirg Pittsburgh Tie AeeomIno-
dAtion train, With omnibusses for Washington.
fhrpnlt tickets onthe Mail can be had AT the Stage
otee Mcclure House Way tickets Depot,
Forsyth's Warehouse.
Z No Instrumentation viii be on Sunday.
sssepys u d. pEissEL, Agent.
OFFICE fls4ASSp0 RTATIoNs HEAiPFfFLD Il. r. -
WHgRfiSr, Sept. "a, 1856
ttt above road Is and ready
and from Wheeling Claysyiile All
ternedIate Stations.
through Washington Depot Forsyth's
Warehouse U. b. PEIRsEL
Agent,
7sspZl Wheeling.
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FROM pHn.AnEI .pHIA

0cr. Sth.-The Americans and Republicans
have fused their Assembly ticket into ore. and
IA like course exhibited in all Congressional Dis
hiets, except the fourth.
The Press of this city are perfccting arrange
ments for procuring by telegraph and otherwise
the returns of the election in the eastern sec
ton of tue State ON the night of the general and
Presidential elections The appeal to the Press
Of Pittsburgh to adopt similar measures for OBJ
tanning returns from the counties IN their yicin-
ity and the northwestern section of the State
so that the result may be arrived at without de-
lay. y general request from all the Press to
the judges of the elections to count the State
ticket first, will greatly facilitate the telegraph
reporters in the accomplishment of this object
4 letter published from Rev. Dr.. Duffield,
pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church of
this city, details an interview had with Fremont
when the following questions were put
We're you baptized in the Roman Catholic
Church, Did you ever take the sacrament in
it, Are YOU a Catholic?'
To each of these questions he answers direct
ly in the negative, No.
lie further declared that in none of the sacra-
ments peculiar TO the members Of that Church
had he ever taken any active part.
Mere you baptised in the Episcopal Church ?
.iyereyou confirmed in that Church, Are you
an Episcopalians'
To each of these questions he answered de-
stinctly in the affirmative, Yes
He further stated that when he was baptised
in the Episcopal Church he was old enough to
know what was done and that he still had = very
vivid recollection of the scene
The interview was frank and candid TO the
highest degree, ind every think in the way of
courtesy that / could possibly desire
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7.I5T', 2, LAW OF SIaSvsP APEIss.
TnTnE PUsLEg.

ne shave thit dsy sa 70 aisssFs Campbell 8
taesu,ire rs'aln our sipesrs thanks
20 or patron. for de ass We haze re
cesve AZ t.lr haai our sacsessors
tothsr notice. Tedoab. not ever b found prompt
and attentive to eray department Of business and van
deserve the patrOnage Of the
accounts i ran to the lsi instant. hope our
frisa, m AID u IN speedily eIesing up our ont IstandinE
seesunts.
The business q he ar En be settled BY either Of The
paslers, and Nj. Bsy VIII be found at te once
purpose. BEATTY Z CO.
Wheeling. Oet. 50, 1855
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rRnM LAMRFNcR

Sr. Lours, Oct ga letter in the Democrat
from Lawrence, dated the first, says MEETING
was held there on that day and unanimously re-
solved to ignore the coming election for mem
bers of the Assembly. And as Congress has
rejected our delegate GU the ground of invaldity
application in fact aud principle with the first
one Therefore,
Resolre7 That the people of Kansas regard the
so called election law invalid, and refuse TO
participate in any election held in virtue of said
enactments
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SokL-B ueSiSc LocoNo -Nrr. %. X tsi.r,.
author Of the valuable treatise on loeo,nct;,ss
known as Slafl's Railway Machinery. has bsen
recently experimenting with the locornst;ys
Ianute1 on the London and South-,sssss rn
Railway, and has satisfied himself that rho ,,.
feet combustion of coal and the consconent
yention Of smoke in locomotives can 81 ses,,sso,,
by the adoption of very simple means Of cos,sI;-
zing the temperature. Tie employed iire.ls;cs
which serge, scsbSorb the heat when, in cSess
and give il out when by reason of a ffs' ss,sss
ply Of fuel o. otherwise, the Temperature of sf..
smoke vas too low. Apple OF re,bsieks thrans.S
which the products Of combustion musf 49,
was depostedin combustion chamber ioia;,,,,
The iire-box and the tubes and the hind COM
partment ofthe lirc-box was also arehe,l oys,
With tire-breks. This is known IS Bes,ti,',s
system, and he urges that it Is completely sue.
sesstnl, and thatit raises the efficiency ofensi 10
an equality with. coke pound for pound mo
ire-briclss lining in the back side OF the fire-oS
would seem necessarily to prevent the r,ners.
nen ofan equal amount Of steam in the ss,,,s
tune, but the performances Of the engine ne siv.
enln the recorded experiments seems To H mi,
been very nearly or quite equal 10 fhe ayeras,
q locomotives burning either of the more com.
oastible fuels, coke or wood-Tr Tribune.
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PHILADEIruIA, Oet. Q. DIR. Kane received an
Invitation Of the merchants Of this city to dim
ner, but declines account of his health,
which renders necessary his visiting Europe,
fearing fhe effects of the coming winter upon
his constitution almost ruined by the harisEips
Of the Arctic voyage lie leave this afternoon
for New York, aud viii sail on the Baiticon Sat
nrfIav
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lnE st Louis Democrat says-It appears
mat nearly adj the western railroads at the pres
emf t'ne are overrnn with freight portation.
ana SO serious is the inconyenience resulting
.neFeiro'n that general rise in freights, both
upon the roads and rivers, is, anticipated or has
already taken place. : '''''
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TnE McLuaE HousE.-.A change in the pr

TaE McLusE HousEA change in the pro-
prietorship of this fine hotel takes place this
morning. DIR. Watson, Carr retiring, and j. G.
Mctealf, Esq, entering uponthe dutiesof mine
host Mr.. Metcalf is gentleman well known
in this community and throughout Ohio, gen
tlemanly, courteous, Of fine business habits, and
withoutconsidcrable experience inEthe bust
ness he is now entering upon.
Dr.. Carr, in his retirement, will carry with
him the respect and best wishes of a large circle
of friends and acquaintances.
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NAyIONAI FAR

grounds is occupied by dense mass Of people,
and the number of visitors viii exceed a hun
dred thousand The jam of vehicles is more
than mile long, and occupies the approaches
leading to it by Market ans CaIlowhin street
bridges.
The butcher S parade WAS a snowy affair, hut
not as numerous as anticipated, disappointing
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HAVING sold Saddle, lIarness rd Trunk Mann
II featuring part OF business. shall myself
for Tbs rtse eSeusii sir TO The sacry, 11arare and
Coach Trimming h-siess having by much more
r9o.n ard srester iaeis ard being the only
CITY exclusively in this long espri-
enee In AID extensive Saddlirr
dope to be able render 70 All who viii
4ror it their Very thankful for rr liberal
erston heretofore upon solicit canfinusnrs
OF the SANE JOHN ENOTE.
1uE1-3n Old Stand. 1t3 Main s-rret
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PROM MFMPuIs

0cT. Ok meeting was he'd at the City Hail
this evening for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for the reception Of the President on re-
turn to this city, was organized by the appoint
ment of a chniirnnn, and resolutions Adopted
A committee of sixty was also appointed TO
make all necessary arrangements.
Several speeches We're made comp iInentary to
the President as an individual and approving
his administration
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Consui do despair till you have tried kYra,s
CHEiRY PEcres4L IT Is made by nieaieal
chemists In the world, and It's al the
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-, al Z. Women depreciasfs psysicaliy,
'll iasg not take the alarm and before
ns esyona renedya More exercise
anu less store Goods with bottle of Hstspfon,s
ztssa.s % strengthen brace i what ,ey
80 - - 'he best tonic in the debility c Females that Il
before he pubiic- For sale by TN logan ! ga.