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| general mercha ants
A. store If las G"n'sai
/. zine streets, New o.
to the drug trade they
cd on the latest gold quo
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crxrR.L RA,LaoAD.-Ws learn t pn;,rn -.
o :. r on nm through :, Holly spflpHs..
They A " Holly spring. At E M. to, tine
s.n It morning n@s II O'Clock and arris s.as
; =. y = p between Holly Springs ana Lazy
| ate. twenty two mile s.
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ouMMERVTLLE INSTITUTE,
4 BOARDING School for Boys and Yong
Men,
,,r,,,MERVILL, GHoLsoN. T. u; Misc

,b;. old and highly popular es SIN having passed
education OF BOYS pension aud having e
compshed greater amount Snpthern country will br
institution OF me Wondav of September next Ior NV
pntion of udents. The bndhs s,t a ana every
renovated ana ane for students wiilbo @
thhs r liable te xt books Will os pr0' rsto,ed
as possible the UNITED by desire to elevate ns
s.rd If education in the conn., =, the necessity OF
upon the youth OF r ~" ravages and it's cons
nant decentralization cannot essrn n d.t Of the Su
~ virtue anil learning nor
prene nn must come forward ana ond the in
solemn fact, Of the 'sssioIs Thought is King
stnn t 20 no restrictions its = ~ opiy kope
!. ard absolute Hs ms se Sumuervie Institute sas
The Irncpd bv nearly all the Presidents the most
Of colleges IN the whole country bis long ed
successful ne control and discipline OF titute him
his great power IN t , land Al publications an
i the mrs. in educational matters intel and moth
- o ex amned. and wien pp, in our midst aristO
- ing will be LETT IN Ill, h,
yacy Of mers and classical education .,;
A thorough branch Of liberia; cnls s. h
al impaired bows will Ire received m =; atten
he eo os - ability, besides the PrincPai' Wa
lance. rERMS.
Vi ..,,.,on and washing for 20 ween sa ;sr
tr- ming on the End Monday .. elyTcney SIPS 90
r'GSis ~ cotton will be receysda. Station NJ
ex delivered 4. ). Dnalap a. ., i;ns :, Macon.
e, X Road or 70 the po, or Moasses will also
Ine CGIp 1t the narke, PT f tho party
ap III eases be delivered at the expe' SC % -
.l.. nish,ne it, ha srn;shed served mp in good sly
Good fare ~ astsnded by the best sersan = 10,
ana ~, en p;cina has Withdrawn hls nas ~; remani
ea and Intends asTs"T Re refers
10: as,sIy to the remnant Of his ola s'"Oe-''
fer foHnd. s,...z-,,alat 10 meet students
f-. Magons DAYS of tho session to convey 'N''
nm Srmmervile at q small charge. .h;. circular addr
w. For information No.,
900 the Pnep" AA TI,,s 8 eAIalt 70 !
aun 70 am re qEsssea g lille Fssas Seminary
BEN that nis Sc .ss simultaneously with the Il
the inne Is 1865 2m
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jackson, Miss July . 1000
A..hsva arisen in the mints { some
% he extent of the Jurisdiction =
per.oe. - ,.orfarr,d uprn GEO. 4 sW.NN' -
nudge il. hereby declared that in gre
ss,s perfo nance contracts in rfsresee ~ de Ss
sDes o'S~r D. operty he has power to mhss MS "s
ton :, he alternate for the cotton or osnsr Ply
erse' - T.. value If the property itself ss'n0.
cry ~. been sold or disposed Of the mea'" ,ss
nao' - =. :, val. ted b, the value Of the soi0s :.
m. .ai. was brought with en- per cen. "a. The
Given unAer my hand and the Seal Oh 'A' N'~''
II. 81 day and yeat above wf'" n sa.RKEY.
Nv the Governor; .., of Stale
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wu,T BUSINESS MEN onoCAD ,
INV ve,v dull business is
NON expression among cur M, ~
yet now. Yet how very Few "sA n.ec,;rg
selves ~ :, trade which they dc
plore Z "a e.u whcu business
IL md trade good, our rnercohn"s
.av.rtise largely but In the
'.h~-,he very Tune when e1Urans
NUM-. .cass ,ry TO bring business Vn'y
l ...'.a To a very limited txtrn'' nnu
;. Aus than thas Grade IS dull. WY
- hove all others, tor the ~
20 mike advertising pay, "ne"
!. .,.'N;,,..s Is dull BY q Iuolt"us -,
}. dvertisipg at such ln'e' ne hrat,
d .o,ch 20 mis- receipts, insUe0" u
Of "av;ny his expenses during me sum- :.
e ,,3mhs. as Is the case WIN 49,, h
b our houses, the : du' - AN,
made TO yield as large tet rev a.asone trad
oe M - 40 ha ccaxed or excited 6 -
= be and In what other way =
" Sas ,n. 80 well as by advertising
~ uie .r which gets into The nanos :,
y. VIZ 10. ..v.ry person coming 20 Ne" y
IN nFaJ ~ a. very large porslon 81 %
:" 60 community Its ols' 'lOu..s
ousi ,, as..mbo.is cnmlng d'wn the IiVt
!" on az go leaving Mobile and u Aivessol
- ,b.. trains of cars on the =:
&C.. 10y - .,Iroad and the extensive cir" ".,
~ ~ &C. day in all the Princ'p@a
- nd barber shops and saloons. go
he puts .hsr II n ~ outside OF the family
wa eIes. ,rho ore skeDti
heir We wou'a of .dvrrtising III
80 l 1--WE IL a tfI0A'
om summer seaS * no efficiency or
the Inc oeee T. Ne,.;r,, husinese is,
the vrrtising 10 Pron,o; ,ha fact. that
ided hays, To oe 'ouu~ a,nfacturers who
liter pend the most money Tor .,, TINS p !.
, are those who have follow follow, .nsv
~ ,s longest. They know its Wort. d.a raj
,,,r.. ,reciate It's valae, and use !. aUeS,;-e1
lure. Plee4 NnH Orleans AdVertisel
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RAILaoADs.-rhe Richmond

MIA Central Railroad has sus-
damage during the wsr saan
abroad leading from hIcn
There l. not = mile OF y
been injured at times du
t four years TO o greater or
and the company will con,
elves Fortunate if their road
Ip.ete runniag order three
- s@-ssss- -
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Eholesale druggist.
,.zine streets, New Or.
pply those in ~'n VIM :"
everything app r'A'N''e
est market rates.
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T,..ra q eraat exeitement In KentucKy
-. - nsn P.lmer's order relative 10
"a coming election. The post com h
nsndant At Coyinston. in specasi ororii Z
annoupces that he will place troops =.
the polls. President johnson mas ~
addressed on the subject, ana 'asoi"O
response il expected.
Thirty.fiye white employees have oec1
discharged from the gas WORKS
| Ions and negroes employed In tnen
| place at higher wages.
The Official statement OF ne Fuoh
d. bt ON the 3Ist OF July sn n. osa
amount outstanding to Dc e-'i'' 80
1855.
Mrs Lincoln Is living in perfect seciu-
/. .;or M the HYDE Park hotel, seen mn:
fr~,-, 1.hicapo while her son 'DeFt -
, completing his studies in the CITY,
A blue and pink colored hairless morse ~.
| ia an attraction now Ia L'naon. ~
= lust been imported from Africa !,
The Tinted States Marshal has SelLeu
8 ,ha ahar.s OF the Putsburg railroad Ok
: ior.dcg 70 Hon. James A. Seldom To-
: r,,arlv Secretary ot War OF the Conaeu
-racy also the shares of thirteen o'nsIs
y -. names have not been made pubic
: The Y correspondent OF the Cincin
Id 80; G.za.te in his letter of July 1J'H
.,etas that private letters received In IuG
is o;,v nv prominent democrats cay tu~s
Ia yv;,Lss p 10Th is still alive and living
20 Scntland under an assumed n0o
or pos,masters have been appointed 10
ne -. south Carolina, Pe.erSoult
MS ". and Augusta. GA. Foster biooer.
re ,,r,;nenI ciIiz n OF Angusts, receHS
no ,ba .nnointmen: foe s4at place
on. A., ocean steamer will leave for EuL9t
Div - = short time flying the Amrric"n Ma
ep. hsipy the first in tcur years. Inc pas.
,ol. - nd freight ,ratfic has heretofore oes
hir a,onopol,zed by Eogiish, French a.
had German lines.
drs. meeting Of colored delegates NC" go,
lme Alexandria Va. recently 10 l"s
rm. upon the right OF suffrage
~ large and important council OF
Oh" s.;h.s ia to be held next uot
:. Fort Gibson, to decide upon ".
,,,.,ra relations to the eoVeinnl
800 thirty tribes, numbering
PC, .sventv thousand Indians. VIII DC PFee'
re- r5a Indian troubles in Colorado +
took ,orv continue. A party OF emiers
man w..Tc attacked by them near 'ur =,
mite md another party near van
'4ned ,;,,n ON Saturday last. war PuI..e
Il OF ,h, indians have made their appears
when a, var;ous points on the oou'n
led ri rv~r, and more troop. r have SELLERS Sia
h he sent to the assistance OF rne se','o'o.
0 hia several western officers, who have
:, tinguished the m-elves in the ne ,h ,a' lib
by q are rendering their services TO tns r =
, VIII - Marico. They pledge rhehseiv
n,rrv with them |, 900 emigran's eac'
roe Q, The total number of national
ant TO chartered is 400 with an aEs
pnned cs,ital of 1870, 900 900 and a c'rcu'
oan III of SOL OIL, $50.
An ord. his been issued from a :"
department. as-'g"i & ge' ON In
,o,,,i.,ns and ordering them 70
st have he adJutanC ee"
led the Seven railroads are In running ol
le Chr Texas, comprising an aggregate y
e gym Fnur hundred miles.
L
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Eul hereafter be
| M labor OF eH-
patronage of the
L TELEGRAPH
information rs to
Important South
Dures low in pro-
siss.ppl and other
|nteresting reading
viii be Published
|ntaIn the choicest
nth an interesting
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AIP.da.Camp.


, ,,dermen Of the City
the Fdi,"risl room ron 9. q
ling, August 10, 1852 ga, =,
nd Collector. will be
sHSTRONG. Mayor.
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DIRECTORY

h DIRECTORY
sYIGAoG FIRST
n dY CORPS,
IseIssTPpI. "RTvFT
L,PrE HCOTT. COM
Ati-ds-Camp.
kc., As!'t All. Gen'l.
tr Provost Marshal.
y, Act. Asst luS' Ger
4 Asst O. N
Prov. Mar Freedmen
Com. Sub-i<tppce'
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. q r. ChNdaUick,

or THE PEArE. win hid r .aT !.
TEsT. GE :, tss Frss and Thiri ! Z % DAa I
= sses s1 saoash. -. ,se7,f
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|inda County.
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
/. conservative canol-
j any doubt.
COUNTY
|s ia elected 81 a large
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Por the ,YorkvIlle Enquirer.
70 THE VOTERS. OF OF YoRKDIs q

70 THE VOTERS OF YORK DIST.
Believing that. great injustice has
been done a. S. WALLACE, Esq, in
disappearing his action in a matter
satisfactorily explained, in a public
meeting of the citizens, in the Court
House, on Monday, the 18th instant,
and not impeached by any one present;
believing that like Misrepresentation in
other matters has been circulated in
particular sections of the District; be-
lieving that he is honest faithful and
eapa6le-these being the test questions
of the immortal Jefferson -and thatthe
District has no maj not one-Who
would more efficiently represent as in
the approaching Convention. many Of
us have determined to cast our votes for
him. e.
Although We are sensible Of doing
him some injustice in making this an
nouncementat solate a period, let fair
ness and justice among men be done,
though the heayensfa1l.
,--s-.- MANY VOTERS.
August 20, 1866. - -
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q RI
CONFEDERATE ExIIEs IN. MEXICO
The Galveston Neps thus speaks Of theft:
nal disposition Of the Confederates who fol:
lowed Generals Smith, Magruder and 9th
ORB into Mexico a4a,.@.. a.. 49, cs;s::. =. :.
On arriving at Monterey, the troops were
discharged, and both officers and: men scat
tered In every direction, the soldiers all en-.
gazing in their respective trades wherever
they could find employment, having made
up their minds never to return to their
homes inthe United States. Most Of the
officers had left Monterey for different des-
tinations,
General Magruder set out for Europe by
way of Vera Cruz, intending to join his
family, now somewhere on the Rhine
General E. Kirby Smith, with two or three
others, had started for the city Of Mexico,
and from thence General Smith intended to
go4o Havana, to join his wifein that city.
General Preston was about to proceed to
Halifax, where his family have resided
since their banishment from Kentucky,
two Or three years ngo General Hindman
has his family with him in Monterey, and
intends residing there for the present. Gen.
Price is preparing to go to Bio Janeiro,
where be expects to meetshis family and 70
make his future residence. Nonezof them
ever expect to return to their former homes
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.MERE..nfENTIoN.

Offices have been opened in Sayan-
nah, Augusta, and other places in
Georgia, where the amnesty oath is ad-
ministered to ladies. ..........Ladies pat
ronize the faro banks at Saratoga, this
Summer. 1t is the latest ssforeign fash
ion" from the German watering places.
.........At Savannah, letters, telegraph
ic dispatches and packages by express
are not delivered to persons who have
not taken the amnesty oath..........The
engineers and electricians of the ATTAIN
tic cable publish statement express
ing full confidence in the eventual sue
cess of the enterprise. The defect was
occasioned by the accidental crushing
of the wires. The company are deter,
mined to perseyere in the enterprise.
.........The number of battles fought
during the late war is given by an ex-
change, who, we think, understates the
number, at two hundred and fifty two.
| OF these the soil of Virginia drank the
blood of eighty nine; Tennessee, wit.
messed thirty seyen; Missouri, twenty
FIVE; Georgia, twelve; South Carolina,
ten; North Carolina, eleven; Alabama,
seven !; Florida, FIVE; Kentucky, four
teen; the Indian territory and New
Mexico, one each. Once the wave of
war rolled into Northern State, and
broke inthe great billow of Gettysburg.
Of the battles enumerated, sixteen were
naval achievements.
Two bales of cotton were received in
Philadelphia, few days, since, from
Memphis, Tenn. On examining them,
q twelve-pound bomb-shell, and apiece
of iron weighing nearly forty pounds
were found snugly stored away in them.
......"D During the war, the o. States
armies captured oyer3 800, 600 prisoners,
land paroied 100000 more. ...'.'.'.'
The Kentucky Congressional delega-
Egation stands five Democrats and four
|Republicans. The Legislature is De
imoeratic, andsa Democratic q. States
Senator will be chosen. .. 5,s.' .,.... Benja-
min Fitzpatrick, formerly a Senator
from Alabama, has been pardoned.
..,.....N Northern emigration to North
Carolina has already set.in People
ARE arriving at Newbern, by thousands,
from all quarters :: ......F Ford's theatre
at Washington, has been nadesa fire.
4 ,,rroof- ih7Ii,l dffnp and is To he nSfd as a
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BE sold for his own advantage. Hogs
ging the prisoners with a coShide, on
the bare back wassa part Of the prison
lliiseipline as exercised by the keeper,
though contrary to the rules Of the ess
Enlistment. Even women were sub
jiected to this cruel punishment.
What an interesting volume thesetwo
trials would make, with proper illustra-
tions-North and South!
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: APPROACH oPTHEG GHoLERA.-A WASH
ingson despatch Of the, 18th says The
news from Europe which was. received at
the State Department. yesterday, seemsito
idispef all doubt abontthe steady westward
progress of the cholera. It had reached
the Island of Malta, in. the Mediterranean
Sea, south of Italy, where it was raging
with great violence and terribly fatal effect.
1t. was also prevailing 10 the form Of the
most malignant epidemic at Constantinople,
andii was hourly expected at .Odeasa, on
the northern shores Of the Black Sea, near
the Crimea. There can be no doubt now
that this terrible scourge will &soon reach
thswestern countries of Europe, and it is
more than probable that; it viii cross the
Atlantic. If Che sanitary condition Of our
seaboard 1cities was what it ought to- be,
there might NOT be ground formuoh alarm
on the subject. Baltimore is prepared for
the terrible visitor But for Washing gtot,
the htelligencer q day. twaago said !:
I'VE shudderto contemplate the cenesthat
must be Witnessed IN Washington if the
cholera should make its appearance here in
The present condition Of the city The
city authorities are moving insthe matter,
but they will have to move with rapidity
and decision, for there is an hereulean task
before them" :
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rHE GoREDo OK.

Z The trial Of WIRz, Superintendent
Of the Military Prison at Anderson
vile is progressing at Washington,
which creates much interest; while, at
the same time, attracting little notice,
the authoritiesiof Kings county, New
York, have just had: :an oyerhauling of
) the treatment Of those confined in the
!. county jail, A miinority committee re-
port that the principal keeper has been
+" feeding both prisoners and keePsSs#ith
diseased and purified meat, insufficient
9 in quantity, and that he even extraeted
the marrow fromthe. soup bones sand
sent it away, the presumption being to
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COMING SOUTH.

President JOHNSON, it seems BY
Northern papers before us, is to meeta
committee Of General Officers at Rich:
mond, Va, in "a short time, where ne
will be accompanied by Secretary o.
WAR, Stanton. It's saidtobe Sin ref.
erence to the condition Of affairs IN this
section, as affected by the policy of F
his administration. Yhe meeting is to
be held in "the private parlors Of the
JEFF. DAVIS mansion" and mass meet
ings, taking advantage Of the occasion,
are to vie with each other in giving Ga
great reception. We can only hope,
at this time, that some good may result
from these demonstrations, and there
may, bat we viii be pardoned for look
ing at this as rather in bad taste, at
least before construction. tits "our
own peoples" doing, however, and if
,thereis any wrong, we must blame onr-
selves. 1t is thought the President
will be invited to and visit Raleigh
probably as far South as he viii be
able to get this summer. We do not
envy him his trip, forhe viii be might:
" be.deviled by penitent secessioniats
on-one hand, and rampant "Unionists'
on the.other; his "grand oyations" will
not be ike those of Gen. GRANTS
far from it; with the noise Of dsum and
fife win not cease has duties. We only
hope his health viii enable him to stand
the heavy seige he has to undergo, and
that his temper will not lead him to
.adisappoint' his many admirers.
President JOHNSON is a man of too
much sound sense, to be led astray by
the pitifal toadyism that is about to be
.practised upon him; hecan not be easi-
" deceived, and those who would win
his respect, should accord to him only
that honor, toWhich, as President Of
the United States, heis entitled. When
South Carolina is admitted into the
Union, on an equality with other States,
then We might wish to welcome . Presi-
dent of the Union until then, We bow
to all his mandates, with respect>to
which both parties are entitled.
May his visit be propitious.
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THANKS.
- .. . THANKS. g...sSg
We are indebted to. Mr.. BATES, OF

We are indebted to Mr.. BATES, of
ssthe Adams Express, at Charlotte,
q Through Alr. Resa' IS coaeh-line;1 to
,sgapt. 3. n sWRe1N, of the firm of Fl.
BAKER-& Co, to JAMES MASON,
ESQ. to Maj. JAS. G. Lowry and JOHN
sB: ERWIN, Esq, President Kings
sMountain Rail Road, for highly accep-
table fayors in the way of late papers,
Tor which we return thanks, as they
have assisted us greatly in the compi-
aatien Of our present issue:
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REsToRATIoN.

We find the following article in the
Richmond HsFssaes, Of the 23rd instant,
Mhiich may be Of interest tosome ofsour
readers, who are absent from their
homes in The low country So. 80 =
49, sDuring the last week upwards of a
dozen citizens of the, South, who had
obtained their pardons, made personal
applieation at the Freedmen's Bureau
for the restoration Of lands which had
beon taken into the custody of the bu-
i reau. On production Of the certificates
Of pardon, the appli were furnish
ed with orders upon the local agents Of
the burean in the South for the restitu-
ton Of the property claimed, with the
proyiisions fhatthe owners be made to
seompsnsate the blacks for the crops
they may be eultWating thereon, or
lease them in undisturbed possession
until the same are harvested. 8
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CONTEMPLATED WITHDRAWAL.
OF THE FRENCH TROOPS
/. FROM MEXICO. sF ~.
WAsHINaToN, Aug. 16, 1865.

: 'f.-.sg - WlEHIN9T0N gAn0 If Sfs6
s I behave I am =, iwarranted n say;no' that;
in ~ sfsv days more tba nnblis ans;stys ii
,relat;o6 tot5e Me.ican ones,t;on. v;ii be
set at rest jby a semi.oficial anuonnea,osnt
that, tbe Mexiean ;tnbroolio has bee, s5attled.
;n,a m.rne, oons;..ient NTH ',Sa banor q
,ha Ano,;..ns noonla, .Sd :, ..asss.ssa
..;.,, a. - r ps a. NJ" aSSoa..' MN.:
mho IT, .an,.,aa w sa.tI.mom. ' ".;a =. o., :" Az.
-,.,,, ps NJ, Sam.~a,s -. @ - y -, -
,aa.,ss a.s. I..;t ~ ~. aas.s W.
,sas;.,sI. sf.sr,,,s sr,..sass y ss - .s.sa, es m
sr,,,r rnass GanssTes NJ ssam..s ~ ..,,ssd 49,;
ths Emnsror : If Frsn,a to eha' ";nso-msa ssn,s
tbronob sba, nroner- -ob.nneIs s,bs. hssNaos.
-, ~ % - AZ ,TIn;,na s.s.,s' :.,.. 8, 80,
saon ,,.anij Sss;n ,,s;...;. .s r. :,
nr;sn;nlsa sof,tba Moro noess;aa \ .s.hs..
a,.;,,,, - ,ho a;H.,l,, ;;,h;;,h sk.a -, -
:assaa = snnn,a.:;n. "S IN .ahs,,;sn.s H.
ibeslenoth nf tims. Viii svb;cS thswo,L ac.nn;eas
tba TIn;ted ss,aa 4. ! boan sso,,rai,aI -:
s.a,as ~ ,oorsor - i .tas;,I,, .sssa,. ~ -
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..s,...hn: .,, - sMsS;.o ~ ,ha ,n;a.,:os u % =.
Ms-;o.n Rannh,;o ~ - tbet a. thas1Ia;tsa M @ q s.s.as s
nosarn,.an. :. nou ohlo 80 dann.a..ho nror
~ desres of atten,;on to ito fore;.n nj,
-, ,,-.-..1S-,.- -.
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! MAJ A line of first class steamers
ply: twice q week, between Charleston,
and New Fork: n. -;,-s8 s.4fts =.
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'THE MIssIssIppI ooNvENTIoNa
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. ~, 1865.
ii ordinance rafifvinp all judicial

JAgKsoN. MISS. Aug. III, 1865. /
"a / ordinance ~ rst;ey;ng all judicial
snracaad;nos II sbe oa,;rta. ;nclstiing all
IinS smsnass silssrsss a. s sS aaSas and indict.
nsgta. | aiso rat;f fs;na ali An ma marriaees.
contrasts M and sslas,. I g slso ratifying { .aii III
State Stat = ! laws nasseS si, sdnr;no the war. was
Enaased 1 to : frst + rsai;no.' B s.:f,s,,.
An ordinance prohi6iting the Legis-
lature from nassinp asny law imposing
Eanv civil .disab;;l;ty sor' .nurrishment, or
forfeiture of estate. Of any 4 citizens en-
PACED i'm the late war with the United
States. or for: the nol;tical opinions oc-
- s;anad tbarob, BE slao anassed to %
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-31
SHOT.

Z We learn that DR.. AnExANDER
WH1rR, living onthe west side Of Broad
River, was shot while sitting at his
suppef table one evening last week.
The cause, Or particulars, have not
reached us. s,3g;;.z. q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-08-31
E H. FAILKNER & WIFE, Isl.

Bnlfor Pardnonof Land 90 3asis iysstgs -
rome Sayle Nancy p. Crockett James Nj Patterson,
the children 6f David HISS and bis wife Mafah de-
ceased, (names unknow e ohilireno Of Henry Wad and
dants above stated beyppd The Limits OF this
Stale: II Is, therefore, motion OF D Bolton Smith. So
danis do appear and pied eir q he bi fied
In this case within three montba from The publications Of
this notice. or said bill viii taken pro them.
August 81 20 -. - : - SIN