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AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
our FLORENCE CORRESPONDENCE.
FLoREScy, June 20, 1896.

FLoRESCy June 90 1906.
CONNECTION AMONG AMERICAN ARTIsTs
rumor that the Italian government intended to levy
expectation duty Of three per upon all works OF
art sent out Of Italy by American artists caused quite
panic among that class of distinguished Americans
siding IN Florence Powers Hard, Ball and others de-
cared at that they would be compelled to leave
this city Immediately and began decaim against such
sentence Of osracism pronounced against them. For
tunatoly II falso alarm, nothing of the sort
contemplated by ihis government
II appears that works OF sent the United states
by American artists admitted free Of charge,
while on works OF foreign artists there Is an
importation duty OF threo per cent II is evil
dent therefore, that Forentlne artists who receive
commissions from Americans cannot work the
terms Of that tax They, In their turn
complain OF the unfarness Of the government Of Wash
ington for making such distinction between native and
foreign artists and endeavoring 10 prevail their
own government 10 adopt their favor,
the government OF the United States has done In be-
half Of ts own citizens
DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION
Yesterday the Prince Of Cargnan received the dpio.
matte corps and the civil aud mi ary authorities at tho
Palazzo plui. II was a reception without much formal
ity, both the Prince and The Foreign kiniscr
dressed IN black.
CRY SCENES AND CITY urg
The favorte promenade Of the Case s deserted
In the evening there s large crowd, but scarcely a
fashionable equpage M to be seen the beau monde
has been driven away by the extreme heat
Strangers coming 70 Florence almost entirely
relieved from the nuisance Of bcggas but OF late the
'.foraer (fower-womenJ have increased number TO
such an extent 10 have become nuisance less
serious than the beggars, and the because all
these .fordt<h are gris OF very bad character.
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AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

Execution at Twcnis-ouc Revolutionary
-rrHeant---Tcrriblc scenes nj the Army
plWrt Of Death. g
MADRID (July 81 correspondence of Paris Temps
could have wished 10 write this letter in a cbeerfnl
strain, but nnd Il impossible.
AT noon two days back tweuiy.one younR fellows .,
the army engaged the late nsurect0n, almost All of
handsome appearance taken out of the prisons
and after tied together By tso PLACED
carriages with the windows vide open and e8offed
by 4 numerous body u troops 10 The place ~ eve.
cutlon a spot selected In the vacant ground be.
tween the Salamanca Palace and the Cbamps.
Elysaes One ~ ny friends y having ave houses
built not hundred PAGES from the spot, the masonry
and acanoldng ~ course Of erection and afforded
excellent positions for viewing The scene. There
preliminary ceremony " military degrdat on promo.
made under Tho Tag then d4soourze, which could not
hear. bur which lasted two hours, during which time
these unfortunate men mlst havs already suffered a
thersand deaths a. enormous crowd which had fol-
loSei the procession va kopt Il distance By tho
troo,a
Al last the twcniy.one victims ranged IN Gle, a
about yard distance from low clay wall, with their
backs 70 the soldiers aud then tho diechArge took
place Nearly al ~ them fell Al that moment
the Hernanos Dc Ia Carload or Brothers o. Cnari.
", rushed forward 10 save al least fcv. but
rspulsed ~ The troops and the nnng rrconmenced and
continued The hring On, and more than two hun.
dred shots we're nred-whAt sight saW one man
rnlso himself three times and fall again on bis knees
Win his arms ericnled la direction from which a
piercing voice vas heart % shnek 10 the midst q the
massacre, "Fcderioo federico IA The soldiers tben sp
pr0achsd ihe corpscs tuned some oi lbsta orr rth
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PARIS, July 10, 1865.
HEAVY JOINT STOCK FAILURE.

FAILURE
great iron company established long ago as 1925
under the auspices Of the Duke de Cazes whose estab
lishment called after him Decazevle has just failed
The modern list Of directors contains such great
Alphonse de Rothschid, dArgout Germiny, dHaussen-
vile, Saint Aulare and ThIers Such small
protection the public in France where the principle Of
limited liability only lately introduced into English legis
laton, has long been admitted
trial is this day going on before the Civil Chamber
in whirh the affairs of the company being sifted,
and the counsel for Of the creditors who expect
bad dividend throw great blame upon the directors.
SENSATIONAL CRIMINAL TRIAL
sensational OF infanticde Is coming before the
Asslze Court of Versailles. d. and Madame Noury rich
people, holding good position in society and each 6s
years old accused OF having conpred TO make away
with an legitimate child of their servant, Vefnre
Ganer OF which Noary suspected to be the father
The girl herself and fellow servant gardener, are
also to be tried as accomplcea
NJ. IAchaud, favorite counsel In great criminal
cases, will defend NJ and Madame Noury.
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then depart for the NORTH All board are we'll and
enjoying themselves hugely.
AMERICAN TOURISTS.
The rush Of Americans this year is something i'm.
mense You meet them everywhere, and the stream OF
tourists seems to increase daily While there so
many Americans in Paris seems pity that there is
not American hotel for them 10 put up In learn
that t is likely that American hotel will be opened
here in the fall under a well known management It
VIII prove q success.
BACK FROM WAR.
All the correspondents excepting two, sent out
by the French press Italy and Austria have returned to
Paris having found useless TO attempt TO pursue their
profession the they visited They not
allowed 10 enter the armies and many obstacles were
thrown in their way in getting information that they
gave up the thing in despair.
ITEMS.
General Prim, or whom We have had no news for
several days. and who supposed 10 be getting up an
insurrecton somewhere in Spain, is said 10 be
quietly taking the waters at vichy
Colonel Charles b. Norton, the New York State Com
missioner for the Universal Exhibition has issued cards
magnihcenty expressing his desire TO see ''aip' the
Americans in Pans to lunch with him 70 at his
Offices in the Rue Auber.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
ri. I,onaop Money Market,

Consola closcd on fnday, July 20, a, ssG So. for
money Tinted Sfater HyetNentes 6ss 10, Illinois
ccn,rals = ss3S and Eries q AK.
conso, closed !, 49, ss,< for money, Tinted satsa
nve.issnues f0s a. Eric shares a.. az, Illinois
The Gsa5sai demand o, ne Bank continued moderate
on The stock ~ bange money wa- Ia slightly Inc rcascd
demand AZ OK a 7 per rcnI Bank rate UNCHANGED
Tho lsbllliss of he suapendsd Preston Ranking Com
pany were stDaied A. million and baf stef ing
rhe connection ~ the bank With cotton tfaneactions
caused consider depression IN Liverpool hai no grcs
Tio liabilities n tho Birmingham banking Company
are estimated . 30 fs02OOO. and lhoir sa.eis arc
Carleton Brother, Wholesale wnehouse men u Ion.
don have suspended rhsr liabilities 40 ~ stated
Liverpool Bread-taa- Market.
LftD1oo- Jaiy 2i-An m
Brcsdv,urs are vsrT duIi Flour dull ard nominal
Wheat inactive aud tending d0vuusrd WiEter I'd fOk
sf slis st Corn raj mixed 27t : ~ q weather
favorable ~ Ne crops
liverpool Provisions Market.
Provisions inactive Reef dui znd M bADroa. Pork
siaa4y pacon small sales, pucqs nominal lard
heavy and nominal 1nl'ow suh and ~ bad
Liverpaoi Produce MARKET.
Assc7 quiet; pos % sagai nfnler coH,s s''aiY
Rce steady Llnsesd - qa4a aad sissiy i.asesd
ai dun And unchanged sliu a. stnsii slirs 81 tt1g
flas. Rgl.n qglsL sp.rta larYsutlna sali = 90
London Markets.
3readstrrs Sar srd gaotai.ots haffly rs'nianef
ssgar firm snd atras blghsr CIR tehis apaa'as ans
itan q1et rails an lar ~ ee0trh VIZ Sc flna~ef
lnao,ve Lla-e.a ~ s,,sssaN ,,s. : I - =. = .ps.m ~
adtaaes IailOs tenGs dpsn sAffa spris t4'fsnuts
sleaay a a. rsiSgle.n qssi ~ steady q l. i9d.
The --latest Markets.
frrurns. Juiy n-Pw
corros-saisa u aay 20 90 bales inclsalns 90 -
rpsrslatorr apd erpariefs nAfssi bno3snt snf -
IA higher, m.dai.rs uglsads s,.ai ltd sH4s
bfssA,tass nseavs W-sihsf iassrs1ls r. - eroS~
STATE 81 Trade.
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their feet and s perceving signs OF life here and
there discharged last shot point blank All was then
over
The bodies were thrown upon tumbris, and the reg-
ments Med on some 10 air Of the Norma; some TO
one OF the semlramide Thirty 10 be shot In
DAY or two-soldiers aso the rest will come after Let
us hope that the Queen viii show some compassion.
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The steamship Java from New York arrived at Liver
pool on the evening Of the Goth OF July.
The steamship City OF Dublin from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on the afternoon Of the 2lst OF July.
The steamship Aago, from New York arrived at Fal.
mouth on the 10th Of July.
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Spnin.

The Captain General OF Madrid had issued order
commanding all arms TO bo delivered up 70 the aulhor
ties within forty eight houra
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Mr. Fox, the bearer OF the address from the Untod
States TO the Emperor OF Russia atng the Cr
on his escape from ASSASSINATION "A special reception
committee has been formed
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ENIT
large shipments of sugar and kindred aHcles rom tho
Atlantic tes % California and the sal effected were
Al very remnnerntye rates The production q sn2M ~
the Sandwich and SOCIETY Islands then 10 ~ inia-
cy and the quantity sent 10 market whs Tar nom bing
large or later years those Islands have received oon
siderable number of Amer fan .eterF who have turned
Their attention 20 ~. development ~ the resources 81
that part q the world % rapid has bcen the develop
that The sugar from thc auds has comples
posesslon of TIE market a. nan Francto and otheI
pors the pacinu The lasi frm lhe Vest IN.
dies a. sold ora ~ twenty NO 7 cent 70 ths
shippers sugar cGnerep csnh abci bere or rcnn
ing sngars Of the acibc and the enter tae t uvus
highly rcnlunerailvo The samples u N,noll- 80
Tahltian sngar make better average A.
most collections or samples In New 0achus or oibo,
,,,s on XIV. ,,ar co,s, ee and cone, ~ ronio,,ns
sharply wilh lhoFc articles from tho olier roune d
supply bat the large number ~ Chine u talif0nss
win Away insure a steady -alo fcr the rec tcm ths
Flowery Empire, without reRard y tue ch'aInes y
0'Hs' "a mt,w corroS
have been shown tampo. u Sea Islam cotton ron
the Sandwich Islands that compared fyorby With tha
from The Atlantic States. The cotton culture ~ tss
ana tie rates al which the article a a.i r,nn'r
highly rcmuneraiiye Cotton come hitn iFom lMwri
California ard from some of The MeAcan POTTS ~
nclont IA quantity 10 supply the cotton ihlt vh'9
erected At oakland the Hoboken ~ ran Fran
o.seo. The nner ootion from the laehc is.anai
has been sent Fast fpr sale, and prove" g.
superior nbre and uncrets -Four llndWd ba'cs
o iahltRn Sea Ialnud cotton NN r1ll fttHN9
h. thread al era IN Earope and Is 0rec - neitns
uae plabteF. tlings stefing pef III h4 lle .'ti
tApH ur haze boen nch ut q Titr rftf tn oNfAthtn
to ~ ru..le aud II y uo1 trapoys.hl, = tle * pnfi
may Yet furnish larfe portion u tho hat ahd iaW
oo1lly srad y cotton % tNe mndtols as to wuad u
ihe ISLAND Az bcAt ta1iG .eli'sa LIZ AtH.0 ~
cultivation IL cotton al ~ llbrlt ta .s s thc afr
attention ~ Dnr Nandrrirs hon. esp .a thny - Z"
through Tie lttc excitement Nnefo ea aa' Rtea A.
eyes toward tsef III the srr onrrt to ho oWr Il 6
tsHu.et NsrE
since have been IL a..urnia the "a. u esn fNn
cisco haa experienced tno earthquake. uar :. 'hon
three wocks and th7 other week aso At me hss
hal the pleasure nl hcps RNate ana cttt 4ea ns ~
fun fore ot the tho,k, ~ a. he n'N.f s4ln" y
~ o'clock u ihe morning ! NN n ~
midst * sound sirep aud iN n'l erl
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Stenmsb,ps Arrived Out.

The Bouse on the goth was arm Renses closed al
6Sf zoe.
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despatch from a. Ps,srsburg ssys great pr-vsrs
iions are msking o. CfOGsie4s fcf rand recspson v
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tlaM n rM rNkL

HtfutT, July ~ few
Tke steamer cbirs saef ~ aaarirf W thr~s fio<k
r. n ~ Bosion vksrs ale wil y dee rsss1Ay Hisbi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-02
Dr.. ?. y. CARnWELL

HAS Tns DAY EFFECTED iE gn-
III fwgement ty vbish he viii be ab8s in
toe mllre 70 supply al psrsous who nav De-
sire, fom aFinglrina Gsii sct on seth ON shs
VulcaniEed Rubber Base,
Beng The latest improvement IN ouT professi-
onr and having been sufficiently tested 70
varsnt ~ utility, we take plss,sre IA 70.
commanding ii 20 being farp refer4hls h many.
refpselst o any other base heretofore ussa. IA
ean hr nsed In many intiancss where al oh
sr cl4tcIas NJ. 10 one need, thersfore. a.
psi CGl 90 ne, give ne yVyr --0rh ssdII
vi dsmonsTFie fbere iariL "a 49, 7.
F~snsmbfr thstA sll st n, ,seth IN this
H,ie91 solt oulY bali What ,ihey Wosldo 90
goi9sfh yttrFeferable N auFsEPcci4 a.
Nsptsne1yt fH cAhDwELL
I'fN'~s tisfll1s 81 VS.
'tlilf1 n seer l.
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CARPENTER & MVNSoN F,
General Claim Agents,

Hea. J.IB. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. AID
Adjutaht lst Tennessee Light Artillery.
nay s. NUyS0N, latoLleut. and Adjutant
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
NXTOULp respectfully inform the citizens
wv iefRast Tennes SEQ that they have open
Nd an oGrs in KNOXVILLE Tor The purpose
of atias,ing and collecting AL ciasses Of
claims against the Government FOR supplies
AIKEN and Informal vouchers given, and snp-
plies taken and no reeeipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 10
settlements OF officers accounts. Seoppave
OF pay removed, and certificates OF non.ip.
debtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
MA OAlce lst door South Of Exchange
Bank. Gay ST., Knoxville, Ten,
PostOmce BOX 1888.
RrFEnRYcRs-Goy. VIC. Brownlow, Gen.
A.C Gillem, Col. l.. C.'Houk, Capt. MeNsish.
may 2G--tG
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80 u"s-AttAhmCnt BIZ Z
WILEY MlLLkIi Guardian, "a. ~. GEORGE ri.
w PuwsllandM q Wok. II Appearing frnHs TN
allrgsiians of The BIN that The drfsudaHts arc non.
residsnts of tbs Stnts Of Tonnepsee, niis 5ordered tliat
FnbliqAtion BE- male for four AnccfssiSoi WEEKS, ~ the
Jonrsbofo Upion Flag, notifying them 70 aprear b,fotF
the Chnheeu Court, At hDEeTAvilie. On the fsuTth Mon
day q May neat. and maks deenss TO the bin. Or the
iAme wiilibe taken for confessed, ana set fer hearing
~ parte. fi'
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ID MARTIN vs.O. L. cOsSEN THR
IT. PsialH o. a6davi, vayttbe ds6pu-
deaf y Indebted 70 him a. agebt Of Emilia
Ttlef, andjs . non-rei9eBt 81 Tennessss.
orso abscopds that The ordinary process Of
Jaw eanpnot be ssrred on him, and havine
ebtai1sd an original ailaohmest against the
said defendsnt, reiurpable before Some Jus
Gee Of said county and ihe sane having been
geiurned before me on the ourlh daT efNoF.
1856, IT'S ordered that pubiication be lmads
for four sbetetSiye Nsfks n the Unien Rlak.
Botifyiogt be raid dsfepdsnlip eppsar. AZ nv
once On Tie fzth day on june, 1866. andep-
river, OF tbs sane will Be sst for hssyipr e1
Poris n K. ARxENTRoUL p.
Y'JI fir1 II 1881 q
-, i~ ~
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WESRY 6 JSHSsoN. Ada efIasiEs Il N0ony
IA deceaaeR, "a. SApoleon n. Moore, JAMES Nritt
aud hP Moore. II appearing from the aiiegationsol
the nll that the defendant, Napoieou n aIoore isa non
ru.ident of ths state gof Hannssser. u - 0Fd2r6d tiat
pnhhsAtioh henlade fer fpur Encessaive weeks m TIN
JobefoorQqsb tnign flag Notifying sad d~eendsnt 70
appear npz1 me ChancgrY Court % Hoxersyrle, oh'
the fou3th 1onday Of My NEXT, aud Akadssue u
me IN rihe ifme viz BE- Aken for Conferred ana
set fnrhesfinx " pafIt.
IaDlsA<ifnh~s j. R. FACE, cAa.
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p0NIR *.
Rock Me 20 sleep, n

HN q NJ Mnh. AAtH. a.
Eastward, turp BACKYARD, Q Tinstp your night,
Make me a child again inst for tonight
Mother, come back from tho ccholess shore,
TAKE me again to your heart "a Of yore, Tx
Kls6 from AZ forehead ths Burrows Of care.
snooth.tho NV sllvor tArenAoat Of my hsirt stsari
over HI slambers yspr pvipF Eptsh t-opr a. tfts.
R9k mst0 sleep, noihss- teekms 60 sleep 70
RaGkwnpi. aow backyard otkio q The years, n.
I am so weary Of toll and Of tears
1oiiv1thoat tesJnpeaJe-tearsE n ID vainI
Take thom, and give mo my childhood hsaint
thayAtrpwa worry 6tdust md decay
weaty Of nihSihg Hys5ui weath akay;
Weary Of sowiag f~or'oshers 10 reap-
Rock me q slcor, mBther-roek me 20 sleepi
Tired Of the holgw .the ba4a' fhcunttus.
Mother q msiher. my heart calls for youi lr
Many summer tho erase has grown src'a,
n!osEoHedAnd faded, our fice9 hctwcsn
Yet, With strong ycathlng and p~assi"aite pain,
JoRgI to,nigkt FOR your presence again.
Come from the silNnfosolo ns and 50 d~r--
Rock me 70 sleep, nc,heg-rock ms to sleep
oyer my heart, IN tho days that arc Gown. ~
NJ loye IKE mother love ever has shone;
NVotheE worship sbidcs aud ehdarctL
Faithful, yasrlrIsh, pnd patient like yours fss
N9Re Ike a mothsreAP fharmsway pain 500.
HrSTr the sick soul and tho world-weay brain.
S%lnmbcr's soft Gains Der my heavy Ida erscp,
Rofk mo to sleep, mothsr-roek inc TO slesp!
ZONE, Ut our brown hair, lighted with gold.
] sli Oh your shoulders Egaln as u oh,
LEI q dnp over nay forehead Tonight. .
faPHpS my fAiRt eyes away from thslght.
Tor wdh LIS sunny -~'gei shadows once more
liSply win thronc the sweet Visions otyore-
i@Yis1ly ~oriys IT, bright hilows sweep
Rock moto slccp, mother-rock me to sleep
Mother, dear nothcr, the years have been long
IN : Ii'st Esionsst yoar ~luli,bahy song
Sipg' ierp. enAuntaiay sosI e illali secra
WouathoNl's trars have Jesn only a dream,
'laspod iotour heart IL a Ioyihs embrace.
WITH your light lashcs inst swr. ping any face,
Ncver hereafter 70 WAKE OF 70 weep
Ioes mot to sleep nothcr-roch M t~oSiecpf
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.Chaneery Oourt at RogersYille

taa So.1il-0. FL. n.
ToHN II. DOR En-, t. AND OTHERS vs. THOMAS
~ ~ Les sud 2 obett II. np d, ADMITS 6es Itbp.
p"arhs hons ths allegations n dc bill thm tia de.
ieh1ent, ThomasJ. Lea, Il a non rpridtnt ofths Sta.
o. Tennessee. Il y ordered that pr lca,lon ht mpds II
the yohesb9rough Lpion Flag. fr -four eunsscnfif
Esshs, notifying sald defendant TO appear hefofs IN
Chahcery Conrt At Hugelyille, on the fourth Monday
OF Mas. lsse, and rnakedrenee TO the biii, or the sam
will b. taken for confessed, and set tr hfarinEex part
anl9,ls5bwipfees2 J. X. PACE, O. N. z
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OF TESNRssEB, wAsBmGT0N

Lyefa "a COUNTY, f5aI "
IqAAC JACKSON " JOHNS BRONfua
The plaintiff on afidasit says that lbs DE-
isqaantl = Indebted 70 NJ .apdiaa pon'reiifo
tent 81 TsunelSss . feoabsconde thatths o.
plnAry pfocsss on law cainot De afrte. spec
lin, and having obtained an original eiiaeht
neat against The defendant rslnTpablt bsfon
gqle Jnliice Of aid connr, and. The 81
laSirg besn, rtl9rned before ms 90 abs tle
May of Dec, 1855, .isyied on ne dffnd..ss
nfope1y his hsraforp. olfaraA By meDh
pqbItatoA' 10 made n me .Vnlen fpE ~
pu5 succbuiro mnsta netllJlnF paif tesns.
'Aqt hfrnraRai NJ ofcn Dol hs tlfh Do.
II fald csnnn % IA 7ofhI fty1f f1un let!
40 hht4fr .pf ~ ama nIH u pnc11fft
Nit6 ttbetA DtteAbth 41lh, 1885.
lani3vtprSfstf5. TH0S O. HADAhS, df
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CllNCERY tOTRf An INYLSBdRnPnTrH.
Petition u Oh Iiri u PiI l.IIt'

Ieulo1 V w ltlf Nh llkL
~ =, ,OREAyER Ald pAyiD TAENrR As,r On
~. ths EsiAn q JIyt Nsfgt. fccc.ssd ". Ia.
ntil ~ teste Hodr. .inthh ofd IL abpeanaF frsnl
aheH doU, and No ehiifftn and han III leba
hcdae. dccaeed, nano unknfHn, Ne ckilfren ~
efiis d lfanhlin Hodgs, deceased. nnnn unfnssr.
sstisea blasebpf1 hrneny Lgci1ta neigs. Ena.'
.4i.nbnu, fofmeriy Manha nc4fs, are' hnfsI
~ ITpf1eo, hh fherFfHs priflud fhst rubNa1f1r
- IT, y ~ slss lnn vefpjathp rnioa IiaE,
ufupf fn4 fsfspfnus u n1fsaf A. ~ 49, -, II
~ coucfy Court % - III ~ fohnans 0.urfS :.
~ Cegt Aeufei ~ IsTiofVlne. ~ itc ira nS1f-J
tbdr %inlsrtsi, % htbsht my nt6 r. ~5f.l.s
sTiisisAiS3f' boz FkBrpR1
.slf@r esAtssf $50 ~
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-08
I.ooal.

New Advertisements.
n Wagon and Ambulance-by l.. S.
'Mul an.
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RETU9N SToLeN PDor sRrY.--The New
York Journa! Of C5",aerc oae Of the mos.
iahueutial aud respectable sheets publs h ed
IN that city, is calling persons who have In
their parlors, chrrche!, &C., aotcles that
vera stolen from the people of the South
during the war, to send them back. 1t
says:
''Au old friend Of ours, q Union man ia
the South through oil the war, told us that
h;s chandeliers were in a certain house in
Massa actuselts; his piano in another, and
vG;ious emily treasures 10 others. He had
traced them to heir positions. We have
heard off Southern :aty sitting down OF
Northern table recognizing silver on the tn.
bic as her own. We have Ecard of lady
receiving from IN officer Il present ofjewel-
w, which she recognized as the jewel y of
Il Southern lady who hud been her old
school-mate and frieod. Public sen. iment
seems to bca oused 20 this subject, All the
holders such goods should be compelled,
by the IN HenGLion of their honest fellow
citizens. to send them back
The,e ere sisus, from few instances,
which we tave placed upon record, that
there arc time nga OF ~ returning sense Of
honesty anoua some crine Northern people J;
bui avast a,aoun otpl"teand other proper
~ viii never he retu.ued.
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ESTATE NOTICE,

A LII persons having demands against the
n Estate Of William e. Hall, d, ceased, are
directed TO reuder in the same properly
authenticated to tho undersigned at his Office
in Winnsboro.
III. A. GAILLARD.
G. L. I. D.
Nov l3-fx3w
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FINAL NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the estate
IA Jacob O'Neal, deceased, are hereby
no'lhed that have placed.all The demands
III favor of said estate in the hand of off.
GERS OF the law for collection.
Those whose Indebtedness exceeds TWEEN.
~ dollars will find the demands against
t9em tU In the hands Of my attorney Mt law,
W., w; H. Robertson, ESQ, and those whose in ,
eepteahess does not exceed that sum will
nuu 'he demands against them in the hands
Vi "oDert Hawthorn. Esq, Magistrate.
SAMI.. II. MARTIN,
Aamr of the estate of Jacob. O'Neal, decd
dec l. rs
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;. fss FIRsr CAR FOR rBE STREET RAILWAY
---T'e steamship Granada, which arrived
lie + yesterday from New York, brought
The first ear for the Street Railway. II is
vjry neatly finished, the ornamental work
being ;asty, but plain and substantial. Tie
car is capable Of seating some twenty, per.
sons, and appears 10 vri,e n neatless and
comfort with substantial workman hip d u
Ugh degree. 1t Is marked. in prominent
letters, Beoad street, Meeting street. Cal.
hopn ST ces, Eng street. We congratulate
iho President, joan 8. Riggs, Esq, on the
nef prospect OF the completion of this use-
81 enterprise, and hope 1t may prove f.
r'ncial success as well as public conve-
nience. -ChdEsston News, 3d.
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NOTICE.

TNHREE months after date, application
a will be made to tho Charlotte aua
South Carolina Railroad Company, for We
newal of Certificate Of Stock, 6 shares. Nc
1888, dated Jt,Gc 4th, 1852. The said
Certificate was issued in the name of Samuel
Douglass, and has been lost or destroyed. !.
JOHN 5. DOUGLASS, Admr
nov 2i-law3m.