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vTHE PRopnrErons Of the daily limo Of boats to
Albany have contracted for o new steamer, to be
ready July /, 1886. She will be $50 feet long, and
viii be fitted up in the most luxurious manner,
costing about 1900 O0O the largest prioe ever paid
for o day boat in the country, g,,..,i 49, 90.
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Id General Truman seymour, having been MUS
tered out Of his Volunteer commission, has been
ordered to Charleston to take command Of his
battery, belppsing tothe FHth artillery. " !'s1i,
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uh"' -.'.' aoAD.-' "y learn that the gross
uic"i'. ,or the month of AdgusE " AZ
ovvgE hiia fifty' thousand dollars. We
ais't M r. George Youhge, iSGperintendI
efYGi " -, Az ~ Isi saho
GSn,!a"':'":a ..... 4E1qnt ~ nthe Nashville and
.: .44d, was elected to the hpsltibh
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HDQRs, MIL. DIST ca. ..iRLEsToN. DEPT. SC,
CHARLESTON s. c., September % isG5{
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1901
CAPTAIN W. G. SMITH, 9TH U. s. G. r. IS
hereby announced Provost Marshal of tho Military
District of Charleston the Staff Of the General Com
manding He will be obeycd and respected accordingly
BY command of Brcvet Brig. Gen. W. T. BENNETT.
GEO. w. HOOKER
Assistant Adjutant General
OMcial: GEO. W. HOOKER, A. A. q.
September 90 .
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r PHILADELPHIA, September 1s.-The store Of John
Lonty, on Eghth-6treet, near Chesnut, was robbed
between, Saturday night And this morning Of
fifteen Thousand dollars worth OF silk goods. 81
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lCIRcULAR.l
OWING TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF OFFICERS
IN this Command serving General Courts Martial and
Military Commissions, it is hereby ordered: that OIL
GERS 30 serving when the Court or Commission meets
Posts where such Officers staoncu will perform all
autles pertaining to their rank and command and not
consider themselves relieved from Rcgimcnta or Conn
pnny duty, except the time they may be in actual
session.
by command of Drevet Brig. Gen. w. 7. BENNETT,
GEO. W. HOOKER,
4... Assistant Adjutant- General.
Official: GEo. W. HOOKER, A. A. G.
September % .
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H5r DIR. T. REENsTJERNA, HAVING RESUMED
his Practice OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY will be
found at his Office, No. 100 BROAD STREET, between
King and Meetingstreets.
N B-Dseases of Private Nature cured with dis
patch. August Is
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COPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
TUHHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING THIS DAY FNTFREn
~, into copartnershp. under the f.en of RICHARD
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the prrcfass
and sale Of COTTON and other kinds Country Pro-
duce would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they prepared to resume tho bust
ness formerly carried by the senior partner fR
Neae' sr Any orders entrusted to them will receive
uneif imineulate attention r. O'NEALE, SR.
Columbia, Sept. IL, 1865. Septombcr %
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SIS NOTICE, RELIGIOUS-THE LAYING; OF THE
CORNERSTONE OF THE AFRICAN M. E, CHURCH
Bethell calhounstrect opposite Zion Church, will take
place on Monday, September 25th at O'Clock, P NJ
Services conducted by Rev. r. H. CAIN posto assist
ed by Rev }. Z. G1BBEs @. j. ADAMS JAMES Dawes
-CoRDozA, EDWARD LAwRANcE, JACOB LEaREE, RoBERr
DUNCAN.
contributions received to assist in completing the
Building. 81 September %
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aB- STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-CHARI,EsTo
DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST Esq, Ordinary
Whereas, BENJAMIN F. FORT of ST. James santee,
planter made suit to to grant him Letters of Admin
straton of tar Estate and Effects of BENJAMIN FORT
ate Of st. James Santee "panter" These are there
FORE to cite and admonish NIL and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said BENJAMIN FoRr deceased,
that they be and appear before me- the Court of Ord
nary to be held Mt Charleston, No. Rutetges
on the 30h day Of September, 1866 after publication
hereof ut IL o'clock in the forenoon to show cause If
any they harn why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand, this fifteenth day of September
Ammo Domin 1865. GEORGE BIJIsT
Septemoef ~ 81 Judge of Probates
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60 CoNSIGNEES NOTICE, - THE CoNsIaNEEs
per Merchants Regular Line schr. B. N. HAWKINS
are notified she will commence discharging cargo THIS
MORNING, at Yanderhorsts Wharf. All goods remain
ing the wharf after sunset will bo stored a their s
and expense. WILLIAM ROACH.
September % 3 Agent
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCIff

vvrI,y ,1IEt ,TnH.,r LII a SCNAICIII SCRATCHI
NIHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURE THE 11rrr
~, IN FoNIf-EIGHT HOURS. Also cures SAGT
HHEUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAINS, and ali EItUpTI0Nss
OF THE SKIN. Price 80 cents. For sale by nil Drn%
gists BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER. sole
hsehts No 10 Washington street Boston, Mass il will
ne forwarded by mall free of postage to any par of The
i-t oi-ie ,,.''es. lmo September 81
HlLLSBORO', c., MILITARY ACADEMY
HE EIGHTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF THIS INS,rI-
VA ~N'''""'' eii' <u vi OCtooers
S1cSpshg the military feature tho general plan Of ths
heretofore. Va ''""y' CO. Will DC AS
first tro , hunared and vo ts1O5 dollars for the
Wasbns VIII eHyer all expenses for board fuel lights
tag, instruction, use of text books and medical al
single bed. ~ i'ihish clotnlng for q
TSnlars furnished on application to Captsn TT 8
THOMPSON, at tho Male Academy Columbia q n H. y.
>. B WHITE, superintendent 1T NJ a
September 20 " Afy Acsdomy-
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- ESTATE NOTICE,
A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS hcAINa,
a. "a the Estate of the late EPHRAII g. MiKFIJ' q
ss. James Goose Creek, planter will present them nr
P9By o arrested to W E. MIKELL Attorney at Law No
nhehe e payment to the same. ELIZA " MIKEIJ va
ocptember2 2 sw16 Qualified Adnfu;atr.tL
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HEADQUARTERS MIL. DIST. CHARLESTON,
DErARrMESr SoUTI-CAHoLINA,
CHARLESTON, $. c., September 22, 1866. J
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NOTICE.
NhE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A CopApr
n NEkSH!P In this city, under the name and frn oc
O. LOWiAND, for the purpose of transaciino
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS '"'''ns a.
TSrticmlar attention given to the PURCHASE OF COT
TON AND SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC SGR
CHANDISE. oui.oAio Mfi1f-
A. II. TAFT, w 7, ,,o,r,
Charleston Sept 10 1869 ,nwf1, g. ttiohLaND.
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The Nscon Ca Journal and Messengel
thinks IL doubtful wheth the people Of tbs
south can hnd men enough, who can taks
tho cath, cOmPeteot to represent them in
Ccusrc 3. and saws
10 Il be required that We take men who
were against al section during the war.
snay Ye a Z be permitted 20 seleet then,
from ameug honest, intelligent perseps ni
other States, sho having been true 10 their
elton. though against us, might command
our o. pect and nfidence, aLd discharge
The trust reposed IN them with fidelity. Be
Tessonable, and give rs some cora Of
choice, ss between a. epen. manly soc. and
sneakiug, insidious enemy.
Is not the Jsurnsl snd Messenger betrsy-
ing too much Of the old spirit Of rebellionY
The fact that citizen Of the South support
ed the Union sud opposed The rebellion. does
B1t make him an eUemy q the Soath nos
should a prevent him from commanding
she respect sod con6dencs OF the southern
people. The best and truest friends the
South had were thoe who warned her
against secession, and. having done their
duty IN this respect, declined 10 make a
i"eai Oh their aimonitions, ana jump into
the mad current Of rebellion, Hal iAeir
couusels prevailed, The South would not Be
nov on the iooiaoi q humilistion.
II the o. pie Of Georgia can ind no con /
sistent union man ia their State entitled 10 /
their " respcc' and confidence % thsy ought 1
q cease making professions Of regard fsr /
President johnson. lie belongs to the des-
pissed elsss Of sneaking. insidious enc
miles," sud viii not thank the,a Cor profess
ing 10 eonGde in him, whilst chssishinr
iisrespeet aud resentment for his patriotic
comrades.
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The shelbyvile UnioR rays, Joseph
Ramsey, b q of that place, has boon sp-
pointed BY Gen. Fisk, agent Of the Freed
mems Bureau for Bedford county. Mr..
Rains-y is a gentleman who will deal fairly
and honestly with all parties, and We feel
satisfied " II render entire satisfaction to all
concerned. lfnot, We know i will be sn
error Of the head and not Of the heart. for
there is no man possessed Of 8 more kind
aud generous disp sition than he. He is
willing to sse equal and exact justice
meeted to all, and the Ca'ou hopes citizens
will give him all the assistance ip their
power il the discharge Of his complicated
duties.
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Nfw YoRK. Oct. l5.-A Washington spe
cisi 20 sunday psper Gays; An extraordi-
nary rupor prevails here. IL is thought
that Jed Davis has esespea from his place
Of confinement, sni is HOY ahost on the
ocean. bound probably for NASSAU. L win
be remembered that Davis had recently
been removed from the Oasemate in Fortress
Monroe 90 Carroll Hall building, IN the in
terror Of that fortress, where he was given
eamfortable spa-tmests. The story was
ths; oa Friday noon Davis got out Of the
f0rtrsss in the disguise Of a negro ttevedore.
aud got 90 board an English steamer, which
was waiting IN Hampton Rogds, The yes
sci set sail Immediately. u j. fgrtheT said
that his escape was winksd 81 BY high
officials at Fortress Monroe.
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The Pittsbsrg Chronicle does not like the
Presidents speech to The cOlOrea regiment
Il sayss
ave hsvs read, With some care, the speech
Of the President toa coi0Fsd regiment which
has just returned 10 its home IA the District
Of Columbis.
O" lhe chief objection we have 10 this, and
sn other speeches 10 the cOloFed men that
we have read, is that too much prominence
is given 10 the adYiee 70 go home and be-
have themselves,
ut seems, however, to be the rage just
now 20 lecture the colored people, aud the
Pr, sident has but IL len into the general
prsetioe."
Only Ehite folks ought TO be lectured now,
we suppose. 80 ahead, Chronicle, and give
them fall benefit. They can stsHd it.
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NcIcE FaoE NIcEsBURs-
NIcKssURs, Mus, Aug 2, ls63.
Dr. Joln B1fl-Dear Sir. / am happv 70 state 10
you tiasi have u ed your vslusole Cedron Biifsrs
with great benefit 70 myself - general de1l " and
proetrasiou n my syst m produced By the I'M
healthy and iala IN sc in9uenna Of tie Mississippi
river around NieksbarE, having been with General
ps GO. leouft emily recommend its usa to ell per.
sous who a'e exposedto unhealthy climates.
B. W. FOsIr.
Agent y. S. Sanitary Colnmission.
LSUIsYuIE, h sept Is. 1853.
On the sd Of JnlE last, ] subAiite8 through an
agento min E. 70 The Medical Director 81 TIE Dc
psrtgllent Of the my OF The Cumberland 4 sam
PIE OF ms Gedron bltieFs, 7 inspection. and re-
questedl Al er anaiFss, he lcgna il meTtonous, 10
The following is the Medlcsl motors repg, aad
also Gen. Rosrersus peFu ission 10 ship 500 dozen
ai once, 10 have it sold 70 sutl,rs-
JOHx RuLL
Il am saHseed thsi csdFon Bitteie will 10 no
harm % say one Il taken properly AMI 10 modem
toH- see no objection % Dr. BUi = being permit.
led 20 dispose Ct Il to suileu,
HESRY A. THuAsroN,
Surgeon sud Medical Director, DC"
HrADoUARrrHs DEFkaT. OF TIE cuHSEaIAxn, !
NssHvfLlE, TESS., July "a, ls68.
70 ship - SsshFs. Tenn. IS gr s. CT so dozen,
q SUI osafen biitess. foF sac % sailers IN the
The regnls ions Il the Tressu Department are
e b eonplisd With sific u.
ny eSnsaand o. MAJ. Gen. ReseeT52s
Mslar and Provost Marshal eansrsl
foI sals, Whole ale aud retail b. BERRY, DIX |
Gu, Nashville, Tenn.
eeiiI-ia Is; daEsm
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NEw JERsrY.-The elections in this State
take place next month. Both parties are
actively eOgaEsd ID the canvass, and, al
though the democracy hsvs msi rity to
begin with, the result Is regsrded as S0qbt
ful. We trust that the National URion Psriy
viii secure a majority in both breaches Of
the Legislature, and reverse the decision
given last winter sgainst the Constitutional
Amendment.
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Co. NJ. J. Badger, Of TalsPO0ss, and Hos.
R. n. Patton, Of Laulsrdsle, are the rival
candidstss for Governor u Alsbem'. Eth
CT Of them viii do.
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Mammoth Auction SsIs.
On Tuesday Morning. Oct. II, 1895,
BY GEORGE sHIEL DS q co.
WE wFl feli the lsrgest. best selected and most
w afiraclFe ttock u

DRY GOODS.
cansisiine 81 Ladies niess Goods Undersear,
tio.ts Nsniies. HOSIERY, clllsrs. Ronnets, Hats.
Trir,rI, ns-s Shaula. flsnnele, kslmoral and Horn
ssuis Linens, HsH tn =, hlesched and Brown
nalnfsucs, EInl-oiasfy, ReriumeTys Coils. osssi-
mere ri nsis aeEla, IlFeed.i vfef end lnsier
shirts, HTswsrs, saspasae-s. HAf Bose, Sara,
Ines. Cloves snd Buak GaUngeta-
Also.
Over and Preach Cosis. Pants. Nest, Lsaies'
his-es, Meas. Boys fouths, ca dreaH end In
ana nouleslca
sale PettiFs as tss Goods are foIcsd
GEO ekI ELnS&C9
eclbf Anat'bga Con Aefehasfs,
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The Railroad between New orleanssnd
Jackson, Miss, has been thoroughly
repaired and through trains are running.
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nUk Car Load Rates for sails pr iarrel vas de-
~ s'gaed % embrace 80 HU.ind BalTtis one :
elsreS : sAree pHoPofiioa Of the sat noE beng
snlrp q undsI this TART rate are hasheis OF so
fouad Rasral-
IN Snd siier to-day 81 Pound Bsrrels only VII
r. -tlpped - Ialla-cSz load rates. and 80 round
harfeis N esme pfupo lon. shippers Eil pieAFe
marx weights On hanels snd on bis laiing
r. II. EWING.
cctla-2n- General Freight Agent
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NASHVILLE
rnEsnAY. ocroRER IL. 1gss.


TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1855:
AssoctsTIoS s-aKE.-A sEeepstske for thres year
olds that hsFs nsFe been tralnedi ME hsa-s' SD
.cnptiou Sl0I each so iolfeii the Assoel zion 70
ad sac II the race is run, three Ct NOE 70 Nil
The st he 10 b. run on the second day OF the rail-
meeting Closed with the 81 owing estres;
I. F .good- names CD by Highlander, dam by
3 cb-a'sa names fly Hishlspdsr, dam by
O. "A C5lte l' names br Maryland. BY BIZ Cheat
ham, dam By Fsmlet-
4. 4 B Patterson names b sally Moore " mp
knight Of s.. george, out Il Ada Tevis BY
5. Harry VsnleT names b Q NJ lcolm, by imported
bonnie cOtand, cut Of Lady Lancaster, By
c. Also, 10y Delhi DE BY imp GlsDeOe) dam by
Woodiolks Levialhsn.
Z NIB Chesthsnn names Capt ROper's hrf Dixie, By
Revenue, dan by imp AID on
$. Hint Kinney nsmes en- Oa"e9, oy lWFo, Z
ed Knight I 81 George, OF OF Diamond, BY
ait KerIg enters ch Boneta, 2 year old, out Of
Bill Che-thsm, dam Glencoe mare,
SAME DtY.
Associat on Purse s25o-Dash o! Two Miles.
l. A ! Armstrong u gr Charlie Armstrong, ~ Lex
InetOn dam BY Grey Eagle,
2 T b PateIson's 6f Easter, 5y EndoFssI, out Of
Il en- 81 iegsrt, by BulWer, 4yr old.
3. T Il Rob1in- (Dr J W heidoh'sl n Leather
lungs, by LeIing op, out OF 6ossameT, by
imp G.encOe, " old
T. AACsrter 5 Mat Caldwell, by imp Albion, dam
by imp Lew .thsn.
5. Alex barre en- Bulletin, BY Lexington. dam
by mp Yorkshire, u Old
THIRD RACE.
Trottng match for SO a SIDE mile heats, in bar
ness
!. GeorSs A Scott names b m Matte Morgan.
2. joel Davis names Washington.
n8-i he first Tace TO commence 1t pm.
Admission 10 Il e TRACK 81.
- Refreshments Of the beet quality to be had
At the course
- Omnibuses vi I leave The corner Of the Square
AMI Cedar street, at "a m, and return when the
rsces are over
stEeet every night.
EBB DEMING, Proprietor.
Fit
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Note Lost

OlsI, mis- laid or stolen, 4 note ia ny fssor for
y = fon'eT tr'fhers. dafed JanuaIF Isl ISL, fer
y ,SnA Al perSons Nre warned agaisst tgalinS "a
sad note. a. payment has besn stopped.
p LGRI9sAN.
octi4lm Columbia, Team.
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fESERAL FHugHI aFFCE,
MAO 4Sn \. n. W. RaiLWaEs
hSsHyltls, TEzs,, Oct. isln, lsG5-
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Merchants & Shippers.

III Wll n'trFceiFe IN or Den q R0Eder, Per.
=" chs iol CAPS, Shot or Led, unless proper per
mlts rom Cu-iom house accompany balls Of lsding
Powder. fflnspre rrueptinf aud shipment mu-t
n al cases o. carefully packed 10 boxes aad Pow.
der plainly marked On box or ho1ss.
When sc Rave recon Go believe that packaFes
Marked merehsudise cont IN Powder, Ee viii have
such packzges xRmlnod, and when If proves 20 b
Powder or ether amuaitou frauaulenly shipped,
such packages vii h. turnea 0ier 70 Treasurg De-
psrtnent eIgh lads ofladng.
EH EWING.
eciiS-2m General Freight agent
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A RARE CHANCE
TO PURCHASE
MINERAL LANDS.

NE have for sale, for a limited time only, = rich
W tact Of Copper hand adiscent 70 the celebrs-
ted % Luck ToAn" Mines, ia Polk county IN This
state VII ch we're actively worked before the war,
sud are nov in operation, returninga lich Weld OF
Copper, and beng the only Copper NJ neI nov
worked IN this State.
The entire property will hs sold for the small
sum OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, or il
FIFTEEN SHARES Or ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS EACH, 70 bring II Wilhii the reach OF part Is
desiring 20 make a sms investment
Says Mr.. Stafford, the State Geologst in his re-
port IN 1855, Eve would espeeialy cal the attention
OF those lnteres ed IN metalferOus r eions else
where 10 the sts'e 70 the ehara- ter presented by
the DuektOEn veins.
Within an area not more than six miles
long and half - wide, there At least sever or
eight district and remarkable veins md the prora-
hitJ Is that there are others in the same region and
VIC ntY yet Undscovrrss.
some oiit containing az high as 50 per
cent Of metallic copper.
Seven ofthe nines pro6ucei in Sep
tent tem6ss ls5d, 1909 III h. or tle mole than
We ieei justified in regarding these mines A. cf
crest value" The mineral Interest in this tract
when properly developed, ought readily to br ne
Quarter offs Million Of Dollars, and offers much
greater Inducements for soon and quick pref.
tran any Petroleum lands ia q e msrkeL
A map showing the location Of the laods, with gs-
ologlcsl report, may be seen at Office where ar
desr, information IN regard tofhe property eau ne
Oh mned. " MATT BROWN a CO
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McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAA
N Tx TREATMENT or DISEASES. =
1KoWNIN6 HIN WITH SUCCESS rs
OTHER STATES, As RI Is IN
NASHVILLE, TEENE3SEE

For further information in regard 10
the skillfUl success in she treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 10 Srn,
LIS THERAPEUTICs and MATKRIA MEDlCA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1856,
the best work in the United States.
where you will find Dr.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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MILITARY DIVISION OF rms TENNESSEE.

MILITARY DIVISION or THE TENNESSEE,
QuAU1EEHAsTTG's OTHCE, u. 5. MI. R.R. !
NASHVILLE, TESs., Oct. II, 1865.
I WILL expose at pubic suction THIS DAY the
| following D. ildiHg recently occupied hy en-
ployees Of the u. S. Mil Railroad Department
namely Frame Building numbered 50 IS 81, 81,
IS, 80, 40 and 81, on Knowles street, between
Chn on and Cedar,
No loo near Chattanooga Depqt, On Church st.
Sale to commence At a M, 10 oFder named
shove.
Notice Of sale will be given daily until sll of the
buildings are sold. SIS HAMIl.L,
octl7lt Capt. and A. q. NJ.
VNHE Observation-Disclosures Members-of DEL
j IA KAPPA EPSILON, are desirous OF re e.
tahlishing the Chapter. Ali members -nVeuienty
located, are hereby requested TO meet at the office
Of DR.. J. II. Calender Cherry street, on Tuesday,
81 81 O'Clock, pm.
Trap Jahes, RH MaEYtn,
John h Calender Lindsey klonoL
Morton B Howell, J Green,
Gale, PM ~ Spence,
Jas Lin isleY, Mop Smith
4 saTndeis, Vim HAWKINS
Geo Kimbal, hobt e Deery
Stephen " Chiidress, Nv Hscne.
ocfIT-lt
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The PitssburE Chronisls claims that the
nsrent slseiion IN Pennsylvania Is victory
Cor negro suffrage, Previous to the election
AR. Cessna, Chairman 81 the Republican
Central COMMITTEES. declared shs question Of
negro Suffrage was not before the people.
Capt. c. C. Danley, for many years saitor
Of the Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette, died in
that city on the Sd inst.
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Cotton Lands to Rent

EloUR HUSDEED AeSE5s O. ars str, ootioa
land j. offered i1r 3D. - - ! =. ~. y -
= .- - $500 u J. j. AbERNAl
- Decllrri, TeEn.
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HO for the Races! Fare Fly
CtnlS.

II c. JACKSON'5 new line Of OmBiblse- viii
H. leave tie Putl squa e, 60 ner OF Cedar
street, every day this Wer for 70 Races, 81 y
o clock, ietu ming O / Is The races are over.
- Ears taeh way Fifty Co T. oCtl7-lW
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