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MANNY,s COMBINED
Reaping and Moving Machines,

a LOT Of these superior labor saving Machines are
N now at Charleston, Tenn, which farmers are
quested to examine One OF the Machines may he
at Cleveland, Mouse Greek. and Philadelphia. Order
early, and the Agent will come 20 your house and put
the Machine up and warrant It to do as well
mended. on q fair trial. j. y. NEE, ChdrleSfoR,
May s-tf-45O Agent for lower East Tennessee.
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APPOINTMENTS

J. wRiour, candidate for Senator In the 1th District,
will address his felow.citlrens at the following times
and nlaces.
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CLASS ~,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Georgia. In publc
on Saturday, June eth, 1871, on the plan Of
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CORBIN a. CO.,
Pstapsco Institute Lottery.

The Old Established Authorised Agents Who have sslt
MORE PRIZES than any other once IN The ktsts o.
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CASH

HtAN be obtained from the undersigned, on good
paper, at reasonable discount.
May l5-3m-i51 NJ l.. PhibLifs'
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StIEEET IRON.-A large lot OF American and
- Russian Sheet Iron just received and for sale by
may % GEO. W. ROSS.
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Il q O TX !: u g.
Behold and wonder

DNHE subscribers would respectfully an'
l. nounce to all the world, that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadel.
phia. one of the largest. best selected, and
most fashionable stocks Of
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Obituary,

Died in iancasterviile oil the 18th inst.
REBEcCA Louisa. infant daughter of Tbe~.
S. and Sullic l.. Riddle, aged Z months aud
II days.
Died on the 9th inst, at the residence OF
Capt. }. NJ Ingram in this District, q. w
Ingram. in the 10Th year of hi age. The
deceased wns II son nf Robert NJ Ingram of
livkens Ala, and WAS on n visit 10 his rcla-
! tncs in hi, Stale. He was possessed OF
rmanv amiable qualities and had endeared
himself to those with whom he had become
associated here.
Died ut hi, residence in Alachua county
Fla, "m the 28th Scptcmbrr, after short
ilncas at three days, from an attack Of con.
gcsti"n of the stomach, Mr. WILLIAM +
PERRY, in the 2Stn year of his age.
The loss ot one with the qualifications
and ;InaU traits Of character which the
deceased possessed, mus, he greatly dcplor.
ed in the community where lie lived
lie had never made public profession OF
religion, bu' during his shoIi illness or while
he rr. aimed sensible, which was until Mon
day evening. he seemed fully cunsciuns n!
Ms approaching demise nRd spoke of il a. Il
solemn, yet not frgh.ful e. cnt. sa> ing to
tisosc around his bed, Il have n hupe"-
Thrr. is therefore, amidst the rising tears
which affection must draw,a s,iong source OF
con collation. I" his bcrcnNed Wife, relatives
aud friends, who Row mourn .bcrause he is
not
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Advertisements.

I. r. M"giIl, Esq, it HilI be seen, comes
out in the rght kind OF style to attract the
attention Of his numerous friends 10 his
large and admirable stock Of goods We
are induced TO believe that the best Of bar
gains may be obtained from him about this
,lme-such bargains Ms will correspond with
The present stringent tines Try him.
At Dry Creek, s. C., new goods may be
found in an abundant variety, and our friend
down there talks TO the public in n way that
they will understand aud appreciate. See
his advertisement.
See change in Mr. Names Baum's adver.
tisement A branch of his establishment is
now at this place and he proposes to sell
goods upon such :erms as will aslonish the
natives. Try him and you may be induced
to repeat your visit.
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Court Week.

The Fall Term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas FOR his District, convened ut
this place on Monday last, his Honor Judge
ONcull presiding.
We believe that the usual amount Of bu-
shess is on hand sufficient, perhaps, for the
entire week, and lis Honor is drspa,ehnp
1t with his accustomed ability and alacriiv.
The charge tC the Grand Jury was very
able one, delivered with much force, and
embodyIng many pointed and important
suggestions Of n general character, as re-
spects revision Of the statute laws Of tie
State, the proper means for the suppression
of gambling, and the laws regulating the
retailing of Ardent Spirits. His Honor
advocates the Pcnnitcntiary system rs pccu-
Iiurly applicable to numbers of offences that
cannot be successfully reached by the RENEE
dies now in hand.
Several convictions for assault and battery
and for retailing without license have been
read out. These We will sum up next
week.
One case Of criminal character will be
tried this term-lhat Of the State vs.. J. ID.
BIackmon and Minyard Blackmon, charged
wirh the murder Of Jas. Honey.
The Bar is very well attended from the
surrounding Districts. Below are the names
| of the Jurors and talesmen in Attendance
GRAND JUEY.-R f WyHe, Foreman.
VIM Funderburk, c HREiard, Elisha p.y-
Ter, Owen Gregory, John ely yburn, VIM G
Stewart, Alex. Carer, James Harper, J n
| Taylor, John Sims. Jas. q Reeves, John Il
| Hood, Chapman Small, Daniel Hinson, VIM
| Toad, Jas Il. Hunter, f. Hammond, N
Nisbe;
PETIT JURoRs-JURY No. l.-Joseph A
Cunningham, Foreman, VIM Rowell, Laban
| turgerson, Landy Johnson, jeff X COnDeII,
| Y J NJ Yarbrough. John l. Caskey, w Il
Cole, Alvin Massey, John Usher, n Bowers,
A J Miller.
JURY No. 2.--Wm Reed, Foreman, w
BlaCkmon, A NJ CASTOR, Caswell Mobles,
Daniel PIyIer, r Hammond, Andrew j Me-
Twain, Wesley Hilton, Anderson Bowers,
A Hasseltine, John Flynn, John NJ Craig.
TALEsMES.- Ingram, Griffin Short,
John w Twitty, N Funderburk, sen., u p
Robinson, Titus Laney. A ID Hilliard, John
) McAteer, Willis Gregory,
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Apologetlc.

In addition 10 the apology of last week
for lack Of the usual quantity Of matter in
our paper, we have further to state that
sickness and death in the family of one of
onr hand, deprived US for several days Of
his services during the past week. This
disturbance in our usually Uniform course
is fully rs distat,cful To us,as it can possibly
be TO any of our readers
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ISM its quietus and restore Democracy to
the Throne. Then will the initiatory to the
restoration of state credit aad better times
b" seen, and not till then.
markets here are very dull and DIR roop-
ing Cotton has fallen full three cents
from its highest point before this monetary
cri - came upon MS; AMI sce no ground
Of nope for II soon to go up The best
upland may bring Sc.
We read that al some tinh or other, but
when no mortal knuwelh, that two women
shall cicave 10 one man. We have not
that. exactly; but We have two wLmrn-
deccndants of llam-clcaring to one mans
estate. lE other and palmer words. The
cook of III" Central America was los, and
iwo likely wcnrhes claim, each to hc his
widow ard Il share OF his estate The sur.
roEatr las adjourned The case for more evi.
dencc. Yours
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di>ldu 'ls allowed to ao'by the board
We wonld say 10 our people here at home
look the storm that is hanging over us
ea'm'y 'n'the lace do notsbecome alarmed
Tor 1t can do no good. If you hold bills
upon The suspended banks, pass them at
'"'' par >"'ue " w" can anu you cah-
no'' .h"'o OH 10 'hem hem'ho'r mat 'hese
i'"n"" oo''H' "' he"N! asses ana "i specie
!" '''' '"u''S' anu " 'he ""rs' comes l"
"o No's'' anu W" are 'o''eu 10 raise S"'"
"''" H'Ne' oS 'he >'cr'L'e' h'"!oe' ot your
p''P'''N' we ""'' "''S'"Ne your character
''''' fs''" !" '''"e '''''h''" "'o""f"'''S are nos
''S' mage l" redeem 'he'r nao'''''es 10 the
WY 'N''"' u '"''r ''e'"s' IL Sa'r'cfS
"' W "' H"""'''''" w. le' III commence
VII" inc 'SSrIS VI those NahSs under Hns-
P'mS'''
"' '"''" ''"P 81 '"' SCUM ~ '""N'u
! "P"" "N f'ro'cc''"n !" h'' against me
"''''''''''' ''"'a'' anu II '''c n"NS "'' s"Sp'"u
we suppose planters are 10 "e P"'d Tor II
VIII" "ot P'''i"'ed paper currency 'or de-
! p''c''''" 10 'spuhe eN''"'' I" 'i''s' ana VIII
ot' ''N"'s INC hi"S' '"Nor"o'e view" II
we cannot give oe''ef ILLUSTRATION OF THIS
'hah "'Fs 'he i"IoWi"g rN'r"c' from an
"' "FP"heu 10 e'"c'"' S"ePehs'on' from
TIE Nhar'.S'"h News ana WIN 'hls extract
VIC wiz '''se o"' 'e''"'"H 'o' ''H present
"ConNIder the effects "i suspension. The
I "A n ~ IN tEul i,.
p'ct'a'l"n 'ot Southern currency 'Hank pa
! per- ana Southern credits. II that depre-
el"'i"n bc ten per rent, 1t is dead ioes To
be oeuh'ied rom The value "i the pr"duce
"i 'he south man DnEs cotton from
'he p'an'er' ana ships II TO England he
dr'"s ms STEERING B'I' upon 1t, sells Vt To
'"' VI '"e S"Ni'''"'o o""NS' fe'e'>e0 ''' o''
pf@' "',"'' ""''' w f'9'' ~ VIC
P'"n'''' N o'''"" ""en II reaches Eng
''"" - 80 s''u 80 s''o' ou' "'e '"''e"'!
''' "'''>" '''e P'''''' ""' 'Nc"''@eu u iS
u" per 'eH' o''"" S"'u' ih'' Is tehri |"
'',''" anu '"e P'""'e' WIZ" 'efgea"cc'
~ "s"'h' '"e s'e'''nS p"'S 3rH"h kom
:. f''''''' ','"S "''c ''''e's "'
'' p'''" W ''e "'i''''"''"" u '''e
,','. ''"'' ''''
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Business Notices.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills

biotches, Pimples, dry eruptions, and all irri.
'a'onS oi the skin, fade and disappear after a
lew applications OF Holloway Ointment. In
these cases brisk Fiction is Indispensable
Many OF the ordinary eruption are caused by
suppressed perspiration, and as this penctratrc
u"Suent at once opens the pores ahd inv gor atcs
the absorbents, il dissipates the Inflammation
by double process. Ladies whose faces or
arms are aishgured by cutaneous diseases, NAV
readily remove the blemish and restore TO the
skin its natural tint, He,iblty, aud softness, hy
the use OF this safe but powerful counter irritanr
The Pills never fail in disorders of the stomach,
1881
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL RoAD.-The Mer.
cnrJ has been authorized TO state that The
South Carolina Railroad Company will re-
ceive, in payment for Freight and Passage
Money, the notes Of all the Banks OF this
State, and also of the Georgia Railroad
Bank. And also that the Georgia Railroad
Company will receive, for similar payments,
tie notes Of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank Of this city.
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Sale Of Negroes.

The negroes advertised in our paper for
sale on 2Oth inst, by JohR NJ. Crockett, ud.
ministraior, were Sold agrccubly 10 notice,
and at prices somewhat below what that
species of property has lately been bring
my. Likely boys, under age, ranged from
S25 TO 500 dollars. a few weeks ago, i; is
thought they would have averaged, perhaps,
one thousand. likely young woman with
Two children, brought Sl325
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lowing nature to assist itself in breaking up tn
disease, aud recuperating its energies.
Sec the cure OF Mr.. John Longdon,, Of Va;
he had fixed and chronic Ague and Fever !;
chills twice day for three years. Nothing
permanently cured him until he tried Carter's
Spanish Mixture three bottles Of which pc RECT
ly restored him 10 health; nor has he had
chill since. He is only one oat of thousand
who has experienced the life renewing effects Vt
this valuable purifier Of che blood I'm.
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SFECIE PAYING BANKs.-The Wnshing-
ton STATES thus defines Mat constitutes
specie ing Banks:
1t is such banks as pay specie when DO
body wants it; bu, the moment there is Il
call for it, declare they will not submit to a
run. The St"teS cites the Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia aud Providence
Banks as examples.
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Is,t EI.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
WI HELMBOLDS genuine PREPARATION.
uEL LMBOLD'S genuine rKEPAEAYtUS.
IL nAED "

Itlt ELMBOLD'S GENUINE EPHEPARATlON.
w HELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION.
uEL MBOLD'S genuine rKEPAEAYtUS.
llELMBOLD'S genuine PREPARATION,
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
istry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted TO their combination.
R!s ELMBULD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
Ii For diseases OF the Bladder, Kidney s, GRAY
el, and Dropsy.
LA FAD READl READ!-"Yc afflicted
- read" the following Certificate OF a cure Of
over 20 wears staudh,g:
y 4. HELMBsLD--Dear Sir: / have been
troubled with ailiiction Of the Bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last conCluu,d to
give your genuine Preparation a trial, as had
heard it highly spoken of. IT afforded me i'm
mediate rcliot. have used three bottles, and
l have obtained more revi from its effects aud
eel much better than have for twenty years
previous. | have tie greatest faith IN It's viz
tues and curative powe =, and shalt do alt III my
power TO make it know. To the afflicted. IIop-
ing this may prove advantageous To you ir as-
Sstug you to introduce the medicine. | au
truly yours, III. McJURAIC.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCornics statement
he refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. Vim, Bigler, EX-GoycrVr, rensyiysn
Hon. Thos. B Fiulclicc, Philadelphia.
lion. }. Z. Nnox, Judge, Togo 60 Pa.
lion. j. 3 Block, Judge, Ihlladcphia
Lion. u. X Porter, EX-Gov.rnor Pcnnsylva-
mia.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. Il. Z. Gricr, Juuge l. :. Court
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. \ Porter, City Solicitor PhiIadc-
phia.
Hon. John Bigler, Ex-Governor, California.
Hon. T.. Buuks, Auditor General " ashlmg-
ton, ID. &.
Amd many others, if Necessary.
To" See advertisement headed
ikLMBOLDa GENUINE PREF dRdTION
aHoLlLcr column
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The Kansas Election.

St, Louis, October To- Dates from
Kansas to the l4,l,, state that both par
ties claim the victory in he late election.
Gov. Walker defends the voting oi the
soldiers on the ground that six months
enrolment makes them citizens.
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The Marion Star s.,,s that on Friday In, [
wo'gentiemrn from North Carolina carue
into thai District for the purpose of fighting
IL duel Hear Mars BIuf. The Sheriff of
Marion arrested one of the principals and
his second and bound them over to keen tie
peace. The other gentlemen conce rned in
the affair escaped
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COUNTERPART On IHE CAMDEN BANK
The FayrtNiIie IN. O. Observer, says:
A friend has exhibited 10 Us two counter
ir't SlOO notes on the Bank of Camden, ).
e., which were srm here from Montgomery
county, few days ago, IN satisfaction of !,
judgement agnins. 4 citizen Of that county.
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SOUTHERN STUDENTS IN YALE CoLLECE E.
"A "laIe College" >pondent of Il G
New York Tribune, states that There nre
seven Southern students in Yale College
and thirty three in the Acadcmcul Depart.
meat 1t is strange that Sou hcrn parents
should continue 10 send their son, to such
II sink of Abolition.
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DEATH OF q. w. Z. CUsTIs.-The VEN
erab'e George w. j. Custis of Arlington,
died at his residence in Alexandria county,
Va, on Saturday last, in the 77Ih year of
his age.
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DEATH OF lBzAN J. RlcE.-Wc learn
from the Anderson True Carolininn, the
death OF Maj. Rice, who went to Kansas
with the patriotic hope of beneft,ing the
South.
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PENNSYLVANIA BANKs.-The special ses-
legal zng and virtually extending the sus-
pension OF The Banks until the lst of July
next.
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UNITED STATaE SENATuR.- Andrew john
son, at present Go, crnur ot Tennessee. w..s
on Tau sd"y las, cIrc,,d The Successor ot'
Scnalur Jones IN thr Unirvd States SENATE
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Gen. McQueen.

We !c7in from the Cherrw papers that
Gen. McQ uern, addressed the citizens Of
Chesterfield at the recent sitting Of the
Court for that District
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Gr(r9rupJlr.
Georgia Banks.

AUGUSTA, Ga. Oct. IA pnbhc
meeting "f citizens held in THIS city, rec
ommemds the :1"uks to SUSPEND.
The Union Bank has suspended this
morning. There are no other suspcn-
sions ga the city.
MACON, GA, October l4.-Thc Manu-.
tact"rero' Bank in this city has susp.n
drd.
Financial Affairs in Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg. Pa, Oct. l4-The L-ris
lH,ure, in special session IN relation to q
nanciaI affairs, has adjourned. The Gov.
ernor "t the State las signed the Relief
Bill.
Citizens Meeting in Savannah.
Savannah, Ga, Oct. IA meeting
Of c'tize"s, he'd in this ciry to day, recon.
mrnied tha, The Bnuks suspend.
The Georgia Rail Road Bank.
A"g"s'", Oc'. l3.-Thc Georgia Rail
Road Bank has SUSPENDED.
The Boston Banks.
Boston, Oct. l5.-The B.mks 10 this
city yesterday, voted for general suspen
sion.
New Orleans Banks.
New Oreau>, Oct. 1.-THE Bank OF
JAMES RoDB kept having specie I'LL six
o'clock to-day. There is no douL. OF its
ability to 90 through ;he panic. There
is 10 doubt Of the Southern Bank.
Virginia Banks.
Richmond. Va, Oct. l5.-The Bank
Of Virginia in this city, aud the Brancl.
Bank ut Petersburg. have susps uded -
also the Exchange Bank in this city, aud
The Exchange Bank iii Petersburg.
The Tennessee Banks.
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. l6.-Ihe Banks
OF this State having suspended, the Leg
islaiure is considering what course il is
best to pursue.
Suspension in Savannah.
Savannah, Ga, Oct. IA meeting
Of Presidents Of the Banks of this city,
held last evening, resolved unanimously
upon suspension. and the resolution WA.
carried into effect this morning.
Financial Affairs In New York.
New York, Oct. IAN the Banks
in this city suspended To day.
More Suspensions
New York, Ocl. l4.-In Hartford.
C"nn., in Albany, N. Y, in Portland
Maine, and in New Jersey, all the Banks
have suspended.
Custom House Robbed.
Lei. M
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WANTED At this Office, an intelligent
lad Of from II to IL years of age, rs an APP
prentice to the painting bg shess.
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A Journeyman Printer, of good hab-
its. may obtain situation in this o.
flee by applying soon.
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publican majority is very much reduced in
Alleghany county, including the city Of
Piltsburg.
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Ano'her Instance Of Tape Worm CureI 6V
DIR. MINES CELEBRATED vBRM
PkEPARED BY FLEMING BROS.
New York, October 10, ls52.
This ia 10 certify that wac troubled with =,
tape worm for more than six months. | tiled
all the known remedies for this dreadful affection
but with 'ut being able to destroy it, rot one
OF DR.. hDane's Almanacs, which contained
notices Of several wonderful cures that had been
performed by his celebrated Vermifuge. pre.
pared by Fleming Bros. resolved TO try il d:
and Immediately purchased a bottle, which |
took according to directions and the resui,
was ! discharged one large tape worm measur.
ing more than yard, besides a number Of small
ones. Mrs. NJ Sour
No. 20 Cannon street.
tB Purchasers will be careful 20 ask for
Dir. M'LdNES CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE.
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, OF Pits.
burgh, Pa All other Yerniiuges in compari.
son are worthless. Dr. MLane's genuine Yer.
miiugo. also ms celebrated Liver Pills, can now
oe had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without 1Ie signature Of
1881 FLEMING BROS.
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Custom House Robbed.

Richmond, Va, Ucl. l3.--The Custom
House in this city has been entered, and
$27,T0o in gold distracted, The money
WAS ob,"ined by bIowingu u2 the safe With
gunpowder.
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The Pennsylvania Election.

PhiladeiphiH, Oct 4.-The returns
from the election in this State. are very
scattering aud indefinite. The Black Re
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L L X Nj s
ADV ERTlSEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates
One square (of lG lines or lcss,J one insertion,
81 or, it continued, as cents Tor the first in
sertion, and 81 cents for each subsequent insCr
ion. cS- See Fourth Page for deductions in
vor of standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must bc'wIittcn on
each advertisement, they viii! be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Notice

"A Ll.rsrson- indebted to me rs guardian Of
"a James F. and Thomas J. Thompson,
are hereby notified that James r. Thomp-
son IL now Of age; aud ! need money TO
settle with him. Those indebted will plea SC
come forward and pay at least one half of
what they owe--less than that wont do
10 this notice IL not regarded, will sac for
The whole amount. will attend In Lam
casIerville on saIesday in November and
December next for the purpose Of receiving
from those who will pay up. | hope ali
will take the int and do so.
SAMUEL FAULKNER, Guardian.
Oct. IL, 3b-A.
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GBr L r0l(tr.
LANCASTERVlLLE. ST.
TO PRINTERS.
MANHATTAN.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT, 2ls,, 1887.
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The Tennessee Banks

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. l6.-The Banks
OF this State having suspended, the Leg
isla'ure is considering what course ii 10
best TO pursue.
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Suspension in Savannah.

Savannah, Ga, Oct. IA meeting
Of Presidents Of the Banks OF this city,
held last evening, resolved unanimously
upon suspension. and the resolution WAS
carried into effect this morning.
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Virginia Banks.

Richmond. Va, Oct. l5.-The Bank
OF Virginia in this city, aud the Branch
Bank ut Petersburg. have susps uded -
also the Exchange Bank in this city, aud
the Exchange Bank lii Petersburg.
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The Georgia Rail Road Bank.

Aug"s'a, Ocr. l3.--Thc GrUIgia Raj
Road Bank has suspended.
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New Orleans Banks.

New Oreai>, Oct. 1.-THE Bank Of
JAMES ROM kept !aying specie til six
o'clock to-day. There is no douL. OF its
ability to go through ;he panic. There
is 40 doubt Of the Southern Bank.
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More SUSPENSIONS

New York, Ocl. l4.-In Hartford.
Conn, in Albany, N. Y, in Portland,
Maine, and in New Jersey, all the Banks
have suspended.
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Financial Affairs In New York.

New York, Oct. IAN the Banks
in this city suspended To day.