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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Christian KuIckle
against In Ashland Co. Court
John Kunckle OF al of Common Pleas.
JCHN Kuuckle, Martin Kuncklc, of Knox
u County nd State of Ohio, Jacob Kpnc'
kle, of FIR nklin County and State of Ohio,
VIM. Kunckle and Michael Knnckle, Of the.
State of Missouri, County unknown, Mary
Lehman iptermarriod with John Lehman,
Catharine Mcbride intermarried with Levi
Mcbride, Leah Lands intermarried with Ben.
iamin Landi all of Dekalb County and State
Of Indiana, Elizabeth Blakely intermarried
Zephenoah Blakely, Of Musoaiene County
and State of IoHai Louis Fry, Elizabeth Ely,
Mary Fry, Susan Fry aud Barbara Ann Fry,
Of the, state of Illinois, county unknown. ana
Sarah Misner Of Mpscatene County and State
Of Iowa, will take NOTICE thhka Petition was
flcdagainst them on the 10th dap of jan
uary.A ID ls66o in HE Court of Common
plOas within and for the County of Ashland
by Christian Kunckle, aud is now pending,
wherein the taid o. Kunoklo demauds P'rti-
lion of the following: Real Estate subject 10
the dover interest Of elizabeth Kunckle,-
|Said RealE Estate situate IN, Ashland County,
Ohio and described asfollawsa Being lhirtyr
6yelacresoft the North middle part Of Tho
South el,t quOrlor Of Section numbertvo az
township number tweniythree (23D and range
nhmbe r seventeen l7), bounded n .the north
b, publicllighwpy, ohthe East by land own
led by Isaac Davis, South by lands OF Eliza
beth Stofor and Wost by laudo George IA
ter. y x a. IL F3II.IZ q II
And thai al next term Of said Court the
said G. Kunckle will apply for an order that
Partition may b6,uade Of said promises
CHRISTIAN KUNCKLE,
TB1KMny& Campbell, his Aitys.
Jan. 17-6w32
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DRgPAOiMa

of Elmors, Ohio, Nhoihas ihadnG 9tracObe q
twelve years in the treatment of all kinda .of
chfonfcdiseases will be ut the iollowngphces
MANSFIELD, Wiler House, Monday, June
sve, 20, and August 10; a.s.sa oBg
LUCAS, Tuesday till noon, June p and Ap-
W. 'paggdst 49,; ~
PETERSBURG Tuesday afternoohs Jdne 81
In and August 49, .; ,r,a.
'HAYESvILLE, Wednesday, June % and Au.
Nsl9 aEust 1 ;912 sldEsd l9goIo9 egtEi
JERolAAEE9y pI Thursday Juns 70 andlAu.
ASHLAND. Miller House, Friday Saturday,
/ .bssiJ June "a and 26 and August 19apd 20;
RQWSBURG, Sunday till noon, June rs and
A'A August 81; p' tf pfh- ~ h9Ai q
LAFsYETTE, Sunday. afternoons, Juue %
and August 81 j. g.,5 Hc,s, =
SALEM, Monday till noon, June p and Au-
f3biOYkustl2 % ;91ib0d 1UQald ,19lGG
ICoNGBESS, Monday afternoon, Junei27and
ny August 22iiEf .goci a7uGirD 10 q
IPERRYSBURG, Tuesday, I II noon June %
and August 90; 80 >
P0LK,s Tuesday afternoon, June % and Au-
JE" gust go; err .oN tgFhiG Yanu
ORANGE, Wednesday till noon June 20 and
sgZ9 August "a ;sidi 81 loiI.u YigEji Z
SAVANNAH. Wedne sday, afternoon, June 2
on and August "a; a. 81 a.,,p.
RUGGLES CENTER, Thursday till noon,
June 80 and August % ~ 2'4'
NEW IOND0N,! Thursday afternoon q june
l11 so and August 25. 10 sgiosq :
Ashland, April 2O-4Gtf 5.iiGa 1s3y 9
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BRIDGELNOTICE.

nHE undersigned will offer for Sale to
the lowest responsible bidder, the
building and repairing, of the, following
Bridges at the times following to,yit y
On Monday, the 5ta day ef February,
at l o'clock pm iAe building efaS tcnO
Culbert l Of q mile East from Jerome
vile on tho Wooster road-{h
On the Gilt building Of Bridge
near George MoOr's, in Perry township,
Oh che road leading from Jeromdsile To
Polk, at 10 o'clock A NJ. me
Also on the 7th, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
the Repairing Of a Bridge across the
Muddy Fork near John A. Shidlers, in
Perry township.
Also on the same day at o'clock P.
M. 1.-THE Repairing Of a Bridge East OIL
/. LAFAYETTE on the Wooster Road near the
S~hinebarger farm.
JOHN VAN NEST
HENRY WICKS, Com'rs.
VIM COW AN.
Jan. II, 'ee-avs2
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THE STATE OF OHIO, |.
Ashland County, s.. j
~Attachmant Notice.

fefer Bushey, Plaintiff Before Paul Oliver, j.
against spfiSiP.f of Green Town
samuel s. Taylor, DEITY ship, Ashland Go. O
On the 18th day Of December, 1860, said JUS
lice issued an order Of attachment in The above
action for the sum Of two hundred dollars on 9
certain promisory note made by the said Samuel
8. Taylor to the Plaintiff, due and unpaid, and
for board and lodgings, and provided by plain
in for defendant and brother at defendants re-
quest. - .,
The said case will be for hearing ON the Isl
day Of February, A. D. 1866, at 0 o'clock AN.
Jan. a,-3wSf.a
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N0Lice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of ASH nd
County Withhold the foliowingE paraina.
lions, at Ashland, during the yearISB6
TIE snd Saturday Off, b.neryfA0
TIs 2pd and In SATURDAYS of March:
The 2nd and Itb Snturdays &c Anrii, Blg
The 2nd and Am saturdaysofM W:
Tho md saturday of June.
The ond Saturdoy Of August: ihtd1
Tho 2nI and Itb SATURDAYS of Septembsr.
The 9nd and4tb s-aturdrvs,of Ootobcr.
TIE 2nd ard jtI SATURDAYS Of November.
The 2nd Salurdar If December,
m, grIlL,,-IT
ihesc hnaniinS'lVhs wal. commence al y
= ViooA a., w. anu Sivsc ~
~NonpphSaht VIII oe aulh,I'eu ailei c'eVen
9 CLOCK a. W. written ~ies'lmonials OIL good
moral Character signed by At least Two 70
sponsloie persons WIN oe requlTSu' when
testimonials VIII DC kepl on me- no eerih-
ca'e can Dc ahie-datea ans 'he ochooi' Law
prohioits Township Clerks from giving orders
10 teachers 'or pay unless lhey nave cerllh
Gates embracing Inc Whoie 'in,e OF service
inc school Law requires teaehtrs 70 under
siand me following branches, ana he able 10
impart obstruction 10 Them al Reading. Wri'
Ing O~rthography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography. a failure in ono, is a
failure In all, ana those not having n iir
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FOR SALE.

Tar undersigned is authorized to offer
for sale on reasonable terms the property
formerly owned, BY Reheeca Evans, de-
eeased, being a town lot with two dwell
ling houses, situated on Main street. East
Of tho lot owned by AsC. Swiueford.
J. D. JONES, Ashland, o.
Co., Is, 1S65-tf..
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GHo sEs,
Sent to..any Address. FREE r POSTAGE
on receipt Of price.

p..h IL -
Victory at,last.E Song
and Chorus by
Our Noble Chief has
Passed Away, An
Elegy on the Death
of Abraham LII:
coin, by . ..iit iJ,
| It's All Upin Dixie, BY
JEFF. in PetlicoatsF 4
Song for The Times,
by m
I'm Lonely since He
| Left Ne, by gni7hi
lie. or Way down in
Pennsylvapy, by
ii Believe her true to
Me, by 1iuu'l n.
| I HavcSo much 10 Tell
..Let linn Rest. A Trib-
ute 10 the late Ste
phen G Forter, and
embeliehcd with his
Likeness, by ~
Limerick is Beautiful.
words by Borcicault
Comic, by
Lost Star OF my Home
The last Song and
Chorus, by ,juaUi
Little House under The
Hin. by
Leave me Not in darh
Despair by ia,
Mind ,ou That, by
Moonlighbwiih Thee,
My Beautiful Lizzie,
SHY Polly Ann. Comic
Mothers Blessing p
Maggie Moore DYty
Wy Angel Boy,
Music on the Waves
H. Duett,, by % irlii %
Never deem my Low
can Change, by
i'Y oils So yla" slss
Tell me. Little Twink
ling Star by
fatre's none sayGooS
Night Me sT
Trust me all in all, o
not at all. Words b.
Tennyson E
B Forever Nine
3 0f Dreamer .
(fcr G Iitar,)
-. Beautiful Isle of III
Sea by
Blue Eyed Kitty May
'alayerous Jones. :
Como
| cannot call her. SIX
Their
Jennie lives but 70
Thee tI.' :
kissing IN he Sly
Kiss me; Father, ere
: Bury me in the S=r
slime
7 Angel Child e.
beautiful cloud N j..
Striking lie. sung !
Dan Brya Mt, D. ]
hmm Al .II
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GHERIFFN SALE.

Peter Redding and p,ts
Benjamin Mckinley, + DnSaaelllti
Nv virtue Of an aims vendi execution In the
above case. duly issued out OF the Court of Com
mon Pleas. 10 and for the County Of Ashland
and State Of Ohio, and to me directed, VIII ex-
pose 70 sale, az Public Auction, on
Murlaog, Jdnaayg R59s A. d. 1866,
A the door Of the Court house in said County,
A I o'cIock P. M. OF sold day, the following de-
scrihcA hhdbAnd tenomentat to-wlti IheNoyth
East quarter OF Section sixteen Q6h downsnip
iug .sxsniy AZ esssso q h1a COS LA
p,s. s-twaspszS 100 +,
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NOTICE.r

TIE undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator De bonis non Of the Estate Of
Samuel ,IsPstetig q Ashland County, eti''
ALFRED SCOTT.
Nor1l6.-sM2a
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Agents. Wanted.

$40 = a DAY EASY MADE $40
By selling Engraving, Gard Photographs and
Stationary. Our Stationary Packets excells
all others; each Packets contains Paper En-
velopes, Pencil, Pens, Sc, and %Iewelry worth
a dollar at retail PRIcE ONLY 80 CENTS
We will send Agents loo Stationary Packages
and a Silver Watch for SIT We also pub
lish s,eel Engravings aud Portraits, LithO-
graph Prints, &c very popular and sale4blc
Will send q fine assortmtn mt of 100 for 81
that will realize $50, or $40 lot that wi
sell for $50 or over. viii send a sample 10
of S. that will sell for 10 dollars. trF
Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, &c.
HASKINS & CO., 9G Beekmn St. n. Y
I Nov. 22-n2Itf ELTItF Nnf
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Terms Of the District Court and Court
Of Common Pleas in the Sixth Ju
dicial District for 1868.
FL STATE OF OHIO, !

THE STATE VI Univ,
Ashland County, SIS. JnU
nEit remembered that on the 18th day Of
n January, A. D. 1865. an Act fixing
the times Of holding the Courts Of Common
Pleas and the District Court within and for
the Sixth Judicial District Of Ohio vas filed
IN the Clerks Office of Ashland County, and
which said Act is in the words and figures
following, to-Wit: g1ib,a -, 7isl
Holmes, Feb. G, May Is November 6.
Wayne, February 20, Au ust Z November 20.
Coshocton, March IL, August 20 Dec. 10. Z!
Morrow, Feb. IL, April 20, October Is.
Ashland, Feb. 20, July 80, November 8.
Richland, March IL, August Is, Nov. 10.
Knox, March 20, August 81, November Is.
Licking. Feb. 81, May |, October l6.
Delaware, Feb. IL, April Q, September "a.
DISTRICT COURT.
Holmes June 5thj q ."@
Wayne June 9th;
Coshocton Jue 30thj
Morrow June 18th, sl 10 sosfo .o b
Ashland June 9th; 90 sian a sHis,'
Riohland June 9th i'l4' ai5ss
Knox june 18th 'l,i q a @r
= Licking June 10th; lg.asl.let aena.
Delaware June l4th Use ss.il
THE STATE OF OHIO, ~
Ashland County, IS.
~ lis. M. BARBER, Clerk ofihe COuri
Of Common Pleas and Of the District cOurl
within and for the County Of Ashland and
State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that tht
above and foregoing is correctly taken and
truly copied from the Original ACT fixing The
times of holding District Court and CourI
AZ Common Pleas within and fc: the SIKH
Judicial Distri ct otthe s ale Of Ohio forth'
wear A. D. 1865, now on file in the Office, a.
certified by the Secretary of State.
GoON Witness my hand and the seal o
SSScsaid Court at Ashland This lSth day
Of January, AID, 1866 lGq .gludml
SIN, BARBER, CLERK. j
January l7-iv32 lcA $50 .fg5 'aa Bob
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School Examination.

There win b q Special Mseting Or Tho
Board Of School Examiners Of Ashland Co.
at Ashland. on Saturday, January laih, 1866
By order ofihe Board, fg4OGIG
R.u. CAMPBELL, o1sFh.
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Notice to .Rond-ho,ders.

A T meeting of the Directors of the
N. Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company, held at Newherry, March /,
1866, the following preamble and rcsolu-
ton were adopted:
''Whcreas the Legislature at its last ses-
sion passed an Act authorizing the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad Company to
create 4 lien On their property and funds,
for the sam OF four hundred thousand dol
lars, for the purpose of relocating and con-
structing such portion of their road be-
tween Frog Level and Columbia as they
should deem necessary, which should have
priority over any lien in favor of the State,
provided the consent Of the holders of the
unendorsed bonds be first obtained there
to: Therefore,
"ReSofred That the holders OF the I'M
endorsed bonds of the company be invit cd
to meet the Directors in person, or by
proxy, at Columbia, on the Wednesday be-
fore the first Monday in May next, for the
purpose Of considering that question:
In pursuance TO the above order, the
holders or all bonds of the Grcenvillc and
Columbia Railroad Company, due 1st Jnly,
1863, and 1st July, 1SGS, are requested to
meet at Columbia, on WEDNESDAY, the
ID May next, at II o'clock IN.
J. p. SOUTHERN,
April IL ! Auditor and Treasurer
HJ- Charleston Courier insert tri-wcekiv
till day of meeting; and papers published
in Ncwberry, Abbcvillc, Anderson and
GrCcnvillc please copy.
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= HABITS OF VrcToR sHGGo. Victor
Hugo rises, winter and summer, with
the sun. He lights his fire and makes
his coffee; then he writes, reads or
compassionate II, andS during that
time no one troubles him in his .nedi
tatiens. At IL, whatever. the tempe
rature may be, he goes out on Che
terrace of tho house, which is on the
same level as his room, and makes
long ablutions with cold water. Then
comes the breakfast hour, devoted to
family chat and the reading of news
papers and letters. This meal gene
rally lasts for an hour and half
Then the poet takes long walks across
the island. He works while walking,
and often stops before the points he
specially admires. He is not much
given to eating. His table is simply
set, and he is always satisfied with
the dishes before him. Although he
has good appetite, he is moderate,
and no one can say that he has seen
him commit the least excess. Victor
Hugo goes to bed early, generally
about 10 o'clock. Pens, ink and
paper are placed on table nigh him.
Often in his broken sleep, he iots
down the thoughts that cross his
mind. Sometimes he writes in tho
dark, and makes hieroglyphics that,
IN the morning, he alone can lie
cipher.
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secretary's Office, greenville and
: Columbia Railroad Company,

- - COLT M1SiA, NrnIG 10, 1850. iSss"
fFNEIE ANNUAL MEETING of;the Stock
: 4 holders of the dreenyille and Column
bia Railroad Company will be held in Co
lnmbia, on THURSDAY, Sd May next, at
40 o'clock 4. IN.
: stockholders holding their stock IN their
own name for at least six months previous,
arc entitled to pass over the road to aud
from the meeting free of charge. The
privilege OF 3 Stockholder taking his ''wife
aud children residing with him, free, is
limited to his being an original owner of
five shares or over, OF being y purchaser of
twenty-five shares or over.
G. v. CARRINGTON, Secretary.
aJ- Country papers publishing for the
company will publish above. April ID !
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In New York city there arc 1000
dram shops and 100000 drinkers,
each drinking two gills of liquor per
day 300, 600 barrels year. This
quantity would make n reservoir 900
feet long, SO feet wide, and G3 feet
deep, and could float four large ships
in full sail At 500 per barrel, it
amounts to $1S, ,000,0 Out of 700
cases tried before the Court of Special
Sessions, last year, not more than "a
were sober when arrested. Paupers
in the city cost $4, 600, 200 q year.
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE,

|oo'"",' Eyoon'e Street and Boare,y, n. y.
FsNHlS house, capable of accommodating
L three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located, and
near to all points. City cars pass the
iiotti 10 ali tie Ferries, Railr"aA Den"ta
and places Of Amusement every three
minutes. Sngle Rooms, $l.00 per day;
double, $500. j. i. DAKROW & Co,
Jan II Is Propretors.
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Schedule spartanbnrg & Union r. R.

Schedule Spartanbnrg & Union r. R.
I'm and after THURSDAY, the 22a inst,
" = the trsins viii leave Spartanbnrg c.
at $ q. M, and reach Shelton at $40 a: m.
Rcturning--Lcave Shelton at 8. D. M. and
arrive at Spartanburs G. II. at Z. so p. M.
PassenSers can now go through, to Co
lumbia in ono day, ana return in one day;
stages, hacks and wagons connecting be-
tween the two roads.
THOS. p. JETER,
President y. Il L. Railroad
Unionville, s. g., March 20, 1866.
80 Charleston Nc'rs and Co,oip, pub
lisll two months tri-wcoklv, and send bills.
March % t2mo.
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A NEW INSTITUTION!

A FAMILY can ''DYE" without any
IN trouble at very little cost. Only a
basin Of water and one package of Dye is
necessary. The color to this is, that you
can dye any article OF clothing, with eco
nomy and beauty, any desired shade.
Thread, yarn, cloth, ribbons, silks, bon
nets, hats, can he dyed in few minutes
perfectly. Try box of Dyes. Any one
can use it. For sale only at
FISHER y IEINITSH'S, Druggists.
April 1S
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PONTOON PHILOSOPHY,
Or q New WaY to Kill Worms!

NNIIE old fogy remedy of times past was
Il to give children nauscous medicine -
something that made them cry, and dis
sustcd the worms so much that children
and worms would not take it. The pou-
toon School -Pontoon the medicine. e.,
they cover over the ingredients with sugar
and make q Sugar Plum--it charms the
child and kills the worms. Sugar Plums
for worms-thc Pontoon Remcdy-safe and
certain. For sale only at
FISHER & HEINITSH'S,
April Is Pharmaceutists.
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Jane, has that surl, fellow cleared
off the snow from the pavement"
eyes, sir. y s'Did he clear it off with
alacrity, Jane?" ''No, sir; with u
shovel"
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CONFEDERATE GENERALS

A GENTS WANTED to sell our new
- series or Card Photographs of PRO
MiNr.NT MEN Of the Sonth. 100. 900 have
already been sold. Agents are making $40
per day. Send for letter of agency En-
ciost -, and We will send u good assort-
mcnt, by return mail, that will sell for sI5.
Address Jones ~ CLARK, Publish's,
April S3 Nassau street. New York.
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JAMES CONNER'S SONS
UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.

NJ NOS. %, 30 aud 32 Centre street corner
~ OF Rcadc street. New York. rhet type
on which this paper is printed is from the
above Foundry. Nov 13
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10, &C. q s.M: ~. g: - !! 81 ss: a.5s;;:;
nNNE Charlotte and south Carolina Rail
Il road Company is now prepared to
transport FEElGIITS between Columbia
and Charlotte, and all depots on their line
of road.
either place will be forwarded promptly, at
the rate Of Sl.5o per hundred pounds, in
cln'linG all charges for the entire distance
Down frcights must be prepaid.
Through rate from Columbia To Winns-
horo, - cents per hundred pounds, ,;.s.. 4:
Chester, SLID per lmndrca pounds. BE
sur and make through frci%hts Care
Railroad Agent"
April l. II JAS. ANDERSON, Supt
Schedule over South Carolina r r.
NE .:;..; 5i!.,.l...,s5i.I
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NE nave one OF the largest and best
Nv assorted stocks Of above goods in
'iiis country, adapted to Southern trade.
which We offer upon favorable terms. Buy
crs VIII do Well t" Civ" 4 trial. All
orders promptly attended to.
WELD, ANDREWS 4 I.EET.
- .flnO
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CHAKIlOITE & s. c RAILROAD CO.,
DoKo, s. G., April IL, 1SG6.
HNHE Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
IL road Company invites the holders Of
its Ponds and Coupons, past due as well as
those maturing up to July !, 1867, to fund
the same in bonds maturing six to fourteen
years hence.
The Company expects to be able to meet
all Coupon. and Bonds maturing after
July, 1867.
will be at Columbia ON Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, April 80 and May
and ., for the purpose Of arranging as
above With the holders of these securities.
G. BOUKNlGHT, Treasurer
April lS ii
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y liberal reduction has been made on
M''o"yh fare, The distance by railroad hav-
ing been increased, and the stages being
under the control of the Company 90
p"miIs luggage only allowed to n whole
seat all over to be charged extra.
j. i. LASSALLE,
April 10 General Superintendent.
pany will please COPY
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WELD, ANDREWS 4 LEE'r

Importers and Jobbers of Foreign
and American Fancy Goods, Ho-
slery. Gents Furnishing Goods,
Stationery, Cutlery, and also Manu-
iacturers of Hoop Skirts,
- P~@' Pbfct. aud 20 Murray s.,
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Notice to Shippers.

- s q: :;.asai..5; -: 81;
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TBEASURER's OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE & S. c RAILROAD co.

-. X, T.rSY LIij-l nh
esss t -. 80, ziss;s 80, 4
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RJ- chance to obtain any of the above
articles for ONE DOLLAR by purchasing a
Sealed Envelope, for % cents.
1S- Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent
for LOO: eleven for 50 90; thirty for S5. .Ou;
sixty-five for $1,000; one hundred for sl5 90
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United
States money when it is convenient. Long
letters are unnecessary. Orders fer Sealed
Envelopes must in every case he accompa-
MED by the cash, with The name Of the
person sending, and Town, County and
state plainly written. Letters should be
addressed 10 the Managers as follows
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO..
Feb 10 75' Box 8, FOG Post Office. N. y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-20
The Cotton Crop.

A planter has devoted close attention
and observation to the condition of the
cotton crop and the prospect for the pre-
sent year. particularly in the States OF
Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi,
gives it as his opinion that not more
than half an average crop need be ex-
pOcted Considering the inefficiency of
labor, and the increased expenditures in
culture, cotton growing cannot be made
profitable if Congress leyies tax of FIVE
cents on the pound, as is proposed, He
says the influence of this proposition,
which seems to meet with favor in Con-
gress, has already induced planters to
abandon cotton growing, in whole or in
part, and turn their attention to corn and
meat and such articles as are needed for
home consumption. He has himselfgiven
up cotton raising, although he rented a
plantation last fall for that purpose, and
prepared the ground with that object in
view. He says it is the unanimous sem
timent OF his neighbors to curtail the
cotton crop, not from hostility to the
Government or Discrimination to pay
taxes, but because FIVE per cent. tax,
in addition to other expenses, will more
than eat up the profits of the crop In
other words, the more cotton planter
raises, the worse off he will be. At the
best, he says, no estimate Of the value of
the cotton product will approach accur-
aey that is based upon more than half a
crop Gin Commercial ~