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DROPOsALs FOB TOBACCO

OV7ce Dep0t CoMWtSSnfy OF S0bSf0e0<A
Washisston. ID. c., September 6, i06s
eesled Proposals IN duplicate, Of the form for.
nshed ~ the undersigned, vii be received ot this
once until II o click m IN THURSDAY, Oth in
5000, FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF TO.
Tor the use Of the troops supplied from this dspot
IL must be good SOUND article Of plag tobacco a.
near e possible in single pound plugs, and or a
9uanty not infei tor to the grade COMMONLY called
paw rug The boxes will Be made Of strong
suostsntai wood, we'll coopered. and each boz 20
contain ofty to0) pounds net TAre to be carefully
sscerteaneo oy stripping . sufhcient number Of
boxes Inc TOBACCO will be thoroughly inspected
~ An exDertence1 expert, and meme received
wnicn dose not comply m quality end weight with
soe iSreg9ieg condition. In at cases II viii be
samples Will accompany the PROPOSALS, and the
eeruncAte OF the inspector selected By the under.
nsneo VIII Dc attached 90 eech bill Of ourchsso,
Ine name OF the contractor and da'e OF transfer ,
gross weight and tare. 70 be marked iegibiy on
each box; one half 70 Be deli yered within thirty
says from the seeeptenee o. the bid and III . re.
msinder before the 18th OF october next
VIII De received In this city at either Of the
Az the 0ovsrnment Warehouses. Sixth ctr. at
WAR 81 the Sonnmentai 0rounas. Rourfeeuth
street; or ~ the Baltimore and Ohio kaiirosd
Payment to be made In such funds o. mar h. on
entire smou ut contracted for
Nfs. MAJOR end G. g. .s.A.
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THE SOUTHERN pIsuNIon CONVENTION

The Address-N Endorses Congress-Too
short At beth ends-A Substitute offered
IL is toe long-The Original Address
adopted - Resolutions adopted = Fred
Douglass Ful ed out-Miss Anna Dickinson
to speak q Overwhelmingly.
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY In THE WEST

Brevet Lieut. Col. l.. M. Camp, an active and
efficient officer Of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, well known In this District where he
has been on duty for four or n We years past
mas been ordered TO report TO Lieut.. Gen w
T. Sherman, commanding the Military Diyis-
ION OF Missouri, for assignment 10 duty IN one
OF the departments of that division
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APPOINTED.

Capt. W. NJ. New, formerly in charge of thu
Mint Branch OF the Treasury Department, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy caused bv
the death of VIM. Matthews, Esq, heretofore
In charge of the administration Of the laws re-.
iatlng 10 the inspection Of steam ships, etc.
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ACCOUNTS Adjusted

During August there were adjusted in the
Engineers division, Third Auditors office, ae-
counts of engineer officers-Capts. J. w. Bar
low, z. A. Gilmore, N. Bowen and j. e. Eos.
ter-to the amount Of 1926, 75s4l
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nEPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

~ UNIFIED SIAIES PATENT OFFICE.
o.,, WASHINGTON. August ~, 1866
On the petition Of JOHN h. M0fFIrT of (Jbel.
sea Mass, formerly Of Piqua. Ohio praying for
ths OF patent granted to him on the 31th
Gay 81 November, 1859, for an Improvement in
Sran Sc operators, and reissued on the l7th law Of
may 1863. In three divisions. A, B, and O. mum.
bered respectively us ZIG. and III; this De tition
Deipg Tor the extension OF the reissue B. numbered
ue, LOT seven years from the expiration Of
sa,o patent, xhich takes place the soth day Of
81, II is oIdsreS tina. the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the nth day OF
november, 1856, at II O'Clock n I; and all porsona
are Hotined TO appear and show cause il any thew
have why said petition ought not to be granted
PERSONS opposing the extension are reQ uired 10
ME the Patent Once their objections specialiy
set forth In writing, ut least tcenty days before
the day OF bearing; all testimony 6led by either
party, to be used ct the said hearing, must ba
taken and transmitted In accordance with TIE ruies
the once, which will be furnished on aDplics-
Dispositions and other papers, relied u.o, ..
testimony, must be filed In the ofhse ttcen;v davs
.'efore the day Of hearing; the argums nts N snv
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered. ase that this notice De published in thu
Hepxbi.cdn and the Ia,eil,gencer, WashfnRton 81
o.. and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once
weeh for three successive weeks; the hrst OF aid
publication to be at least sixty day. previous to
.S-Editors Of the above papero viii Ma.
copy, and send their bills to the Patent 6fHce.
with . paper containing this notice. So SlavSV
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- Shillington. Odeon Building, sends us
The Galaxy for September 15th-a good num-
h<r
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~ The Wilmington, N. C., Dispatch. which
Forney calls "badly reconstructed" news
paper, says:
1--WE are sorry TO see such a respectable COL
ored man Fred Douglas fraternizlng with
such characters As BrownlOw and Beast But
-
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TwAR DEPARTMENT.

S SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
WARRINGTON. ID. . August TO- 1876
ca1nn ATry Medical Board, to consist of Brevet
SoIonei j. Brown, surgeon. u. 8 Presi.
dent; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Ii r.. Witt
surgeon, U. 3. A, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel An
tnony Heger. surgeon, U. 8. A, and Brevet Major
MatseA Webster e'sistant surgeon, U. s. A. Re
September next for the exami nation of candid ates
ior admission into the Medical staff of the United
States army. "
Apylicantr must be over twenty one years Of age,
=. Applications for an invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the SURGEON
General. q. 8 A., and must state the full name
asessidencs and date and place Of birth of the can
didate. Testimonials ~ to character and a malt =
cations must be furnished. II the Applicant has
been IN the medical service of the srmy during the
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank and time snd place OF service and tes
umonfals from the officers with whom he has
served should also be forwarded,
No allowance 10 made for the expenses of persons
under going the animation, as it is an indisnen
sable prerequisite to appointment
mere are at present sixty vacancies in the medi-
cal STAFF forty six of hich orr ginai beinQ Gre
ated By the act Of Congress approved July 2s 1856
JOS. X. BARNES,
au iieotocI9 surgeon General, u. 8. A.
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TOILET SETS.

We call special attention OF houssks spers to the
above Goods 90 We keep . fall stock constantly on
hand Of the best class, IN sets and pisca.
GLASSWARE Of every variety.
STONE JARS ct Fsstory Prices.
0oods delivered promptly In eli parts OF the Dis
trict, free Of charge
WEBB BEvERID0R.
sse OF Odd Fellows Hall, 7sh street.
HISTORY OF THH ArLANfIorELroR
~ by Henry ~. Field, d. d Enalish Trsvelers
end Italian BriEapds, vol. Hsrperr Hand Book
Without Hand: illnstrstsl. Insids : Ohrouicis
o. secession IesiT Holt. the Radical. 81 George
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LOCAL NEWS.

STOVES, CRATES NDRANGEs.-Robt BOYD
40 9Th street, between ID and r., not only has
fine assortment of new stoves, CRATES and
cooking ranges, but pays particular attention
10 the repair and putting OF the same in order
also, furnaces and heaters. See his ad vertise-
ment.
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DISPOSALS OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
Public lands were disposed of at the branch
office at Council Bluffs, Iowa, during the past
month to the amount Of 2,566 acres. OF this,
2,55l acres were taken up under the homestead
law, and the remainder with cash.
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The RECEPTION OF THE PRRSIDEST.-Else-
where will be seen a call for a meeting to- NOR
row night of the joint committee of the coun-
ellis appointed TO make arrangements for the
reception Of the President on his return 10
Washington.
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Not DEAD-We hear that Young Benson.
shot at the camp meeting affair. is not dead. as
reported, but is likely to recover.
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Observation-Disclosures Chronicle of this
morning contains no speech by John W.
Forney.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S1,I29,292 81.
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0TNOTICE-PersoBsw WISHING 10 visit MOUNT
vs. PlsGAH CAMP MEETING, commencin q
A i 5ist Distant miles from Bladensburg Depot
p. m. An o. Iots
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SThe paper collar disease is called Paper
Collara.
sIA society for the colonization Of the Holy
Land has been formed at Paris.
@Ninety New York distillers have sus-
pended business on account OF the new Inter-
nal Revenue law.
The New York Post says Beecher's letter
deserves be written in letters Of gold.
1rA T. Stewards (of New York; income is
larger than the annual salaries combined of the
President Of the United States, the Governors
Of all the States, Senators and Congressmen,
State officers. and members Of the Legislature
of the different States.
~The needle gun has again been tried at
Chalons and found wanting. About one hun
dred and fifty Of these weapons were put into
the hands Of the Guards, and the commission
has reported that these rifles are not suitable
to French troops.
Monsieur Parazols, chiropedist and den
list, begs the clergy Of the Communes In the
department of the Pyrenees Orentaies, France,
TO announce, that at the coming fetes. he will
cut the cofns and draw the teeth of the indig.
nant poor tree OF expense.
- In Fairfax county, Virginia, recently,
James Boswell, gay and festive colored gen.
tleman OF ninety-se years, was married to
mrs. sarah A. Burke, dark complexioned
utolooming lady Of seventy mine summers.
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GRAPES, GRAPES !

GRAPES GRAPESli
Coed GARDEN GRAPES are now selling from
10 to % cents per pound ct
J. PEARsON'S Fruit Store,
see.eod 491 sth street, near Penn q avenue.
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~ Hon. II. II. Stanton, Is spoken of as likely
10 be the candidate Of the Democratic party In
Kentucky, for Governor Of that State
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NJ LOsANO:
wi. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9Th and ID streets, A.
Desires to return his thanks for the libe raj
patronage bestowed upon him curing past M
seasons: and at the same time nvitss his
iIlsbds TO Fit his store and inspect his new
purchased for the Fall and Winter Trade Mr. B.
ms 10 LAT continues TO give his
are Ts Of al made st the e;tabl.hment
nlol.o. se3 Inn
$6.OOO,OOO
PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.
$500, 900 SOLD.
He NORTH MISSOURI R. R. GO. HAsAU.
thorzed rs to sell their first Nor tgags Der cent
thirty years Bonds The whole amount is $500.
90. Coupons payable on the LIST days of January
and July OF each year, in New York.
Referring TO our advertisement Of August, hav.
ing sold the first half million of these desirable
bonds. We have advanced the price to
EIGHTY-FIvE CENTS,
at which they stand unrivalled, Is the cheapest
hrst.cl security in the market.
sel-n JAY COOKE co.
II ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
prepared TO do any work in his line With dispatch,
and Ut twenty per cent. lower than (he lowest
Shep, Sd street, three doors below Penn'a ave
slim. WA. PURDY.
CoHsrrs. ao1o
MRS. sTERNB,
No. s12 North Seventh street,
between and Z,
for the best French Corsets in the city.
MRS. STERN
Manufactures HOOP SKIRTS, which combine
durability, elasticity, and elegance Of form.
No. s12 North Seventh street, between d and
EEATHERsI FEATHERs!i
Just recsived,A lot Of very fns
wIsTIRN DOWN FEATHERs.
French BOX PILLOWS and BoLsrERs mad.
TO order, ct
BARRY's MATTHIAS wARERoOMs.
So Louisiana av., bet. 9Th and 7th streets.
ses.2ts
CHINA AND 0Ro0KERY.
''''''' TIA. AN, ~
TOILET SETS.
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pAkENTS AND TEACHERS II WANT OF
Il SCHOOL BOOKS, would do we I I" G ali At the
OLD established stand Of w. II. o. IL M0RRI,
SON, as and 4sO Pennia avenue. it,
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~ HANGERS ASSOCIATION is respect.
iuiiy ,5s9uested to be punctual in attendance TO.
NIGHT. as business of Importance is to be tran,
acted. BY order Of the President. It,
TATTENTION, FIFTH WARp-A Met
HH ing OF the FIFTH WaBD JOHNSON
on FRIDAY EVENING, at y. o'clock on when hi,
occasion an election Of officers will take place,
and arrangements made for the reception of the
President on his return By order
T THE MEMBERS OF TIE JOINT COM.
US mittee Of the two Boards OF Common Jun.
states on bic return TO Wa arlington are re1uested
10 D. st At the City Hall a. O'Clock. on FRIDAY
ENENlNG, September Z. The Committee is as fei-
Board of Aldermen.-Crosby 8. Noyes, Donald
McCathrsn, g: r. Quick. ELIJAH Eamon ,ton, JnS.
Given. 3 w Owen, John B. Turton.
II bpaId OF Common SouneiI IGeo Wright, John
Joyce, George w. Calver;, o. b. Baker se6-2t
rNAvY DEPARTMENT, AUersr Is, IsS5
A Board of Naval Ofhcers, Of which Comnodore
:. r: Lee Is President, will meet at Hartford Con
neclcut, on the 5th OF September next for III ex.
amlnation OF Volunteer Officers who have served
not less than two years in the Navy for admi sson
into the Regular Service, in accordance with the
provisions OF the Act to define and regulate the
appointment OF officers in the Navy and for other
purpose approved July Is, 1856.
AL persons who are entitled to examination
And no wish To avail themse YES OF its privileges
II at once notify the President of the Board by
own pest Office address In due time they will re-
ceive from him in reply, a notification when to
RLrsent themselves fer examination. Those VINO
fai to report at the time specified for them to do
ination GIDEON WILLIS
se3-l2t Secretary of the Navy.
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FALL AND wINrEk CLOTHING.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AND DRESS SUITS

= GAMIs GUILD, Deeiev ~ fer AID Seecsd ha.d
y Fs-nifs,e. Old FuI niture kepaired. Rsse-
hoJstered and Vsrufshed. I1th and Ste, ueer
The capalI Hishest price paid for second had
furritare. ely
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BOARDING..

observation-disclosures front ROOMS, with
bOARD. can lie had on reasonable terms at
o!o renn'a av., nearly opposite to National Ho-
teI se6.otS
EURNlsHED ROOMS with BOARD. Also, Ia
BILE BOARD. at 2S7 Il street, between l4th
ano l5th. Convenient to cars and De par tments
ELEGAST NEW BOARDING: HOUSE, JUST
~ opened, at No. 297 L street bet " cen 18th nd
10Th streets and one OF the most pleasant and con.
venlent locations to the various Departments in
the CITY. where beautiful ROOMS and fret class
IAbLE bOARD can be obtained. Transient and
Table boarders accommodated, and families SUP
pi ed W tn m sails at their resden es, with every
T. pg mat the market affords. For particulars
a9I ly rs above, Sc 6-Im*
ROARD-First-class TABLE BOARD at a9O a
- month. Two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS
front and back at ~ each, Sl4 for two persons
Al l22 Penn. avenue near 2Dth st. -6ts
ROARDIA few gentlemen can be accommo ated
II with pleasant ROOMS, with without Board
In 2 location convenient to business. BY applying
TO Mrs PENN1NGTON, No. AZ Missouri ave. !,
near ~ street. au 2i-2w"
y CONS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNTsHED,
IL with or without BOARD. corner AZ and Pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House. au n I'm.
TABLE BOARD at No 464 10th street, q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS Der
mohtn de l6-n
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A Wealthy warrant

hsh your III KNOWS Joseph Epstein.
and very likely he will say no. Ask him if he
has ever met in his journeyiRgs to and fro
through the city mar apparently about thirty
five or forty years of age, with a bright eve and
an intelligent face. shorn of his fair proper
tons, having lost both legs from inst above the
knee. making seemingly painful and tedious
progress through the streets, in a sort of a sit
ting position, using his arms stills, his
hands protected by leather gloves, wearing a
shortf dirty. looking Jacket and a little round
skull cap with a small peak. Ten to one, if he
resides in the city, he will say he has met such
a figure frequently, and if inclined to speak of
his own charitable deeds may add that his
sympathy being excited oy the mans appear
ance, he has frequently bestored a gratuity
upon the as be supposes. deserving object, but
somebody was telling him the other day that
the fellow was rich. That "fellow" is Joseph
Epstein. Strangers visiting the city and meet
ing Joseph. who, in his peregrinations. does
not avoid the places where they congregate.
generally have their hearts moved to pity and
their purse strings looSened at sight of so much,
as they think, suffering. 1t Is different with
policemen. An experience among the criminals
and medicants of city like this rather dulls
the sense of unadvised commisseration Con.
sequently when officer No. 39S, of the Nine-
tenth precinct, saw Joseph on Fifth avenue
on Sunday, about one O'Clock, with his hat in
his hand soliciting aims, No. 1893 recolected
that there was a law against begging, and ar.
rested Joseph. Yesterday morning Joseph
was brought before Justice Kelley. No 39s
testified that he had known him as a beggar for
the last SIX years. and Joseph was conseq uent-
ly committed as .'an idle person, without any
visible means of support" and as a person
'.wanderIng abroad and placing himself IN the
public highway to beg' Being a notorious
offender, and as such, in the language of the
statute, an ''improperiperson TO be sent to the
poor house." he was, pursuant 10 the provi-
sions of the statute, committed to the peniten-
tiary for sixty days. After the commitment
counsel for Joseph moved for his discharge.
on the ground Of his not being "without the
means of support" and submitted to the Court
deeds and other documents showing that he
was possessed Of real property to the amount
Of S25,@0. Justice Kelley denied the motion,
and counsel stated his intention to certiorari
the case-N. J.. Herald.
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PERSONAL.


GSO WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
&CO that VII! procure q permanent 81 tU A.
IloN In any of the General Departments as mes
s s Oh ight Iaporer or day Waterman by dis
aolsa and honorably discharRed soldier Address
To w. r. J. in care OF Fl. W., Alexaudria,Va IT.
1'BE PRESIDENTS EXCURSION
GREAT OVER SIGHT!
Before leaving thu city the President overlooked,
ano ,heIeiore tailed to make known. by public
ner l0!h street west and canal has on hand large
BUILDIsG SAND,
OF Al Kinds, which he will sell at prices that can
want such an article. se5 sts
MRS. l.: SMITH, 367 Pa avenue. near 9th
Test Business, and Healing Medium: descri6e de,
ceased and living friends; gives their names,
Hours from II q. to p. m. 6t-
OTICE-All persons having upfptshed busi
' ness with the late WILLIAM J. SToNE, IR.,
r MATTINGLY, Attorney az L ,w. No. Z 2 I'm,
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY. AND
ONCE No 2, Washington Building corner Of
"a avenue and 7th street. Pensions and Bonn
tles pronptIy colIected. au 27-lm'
NOTICE -Special ne tice is hereby given to Al
! persons having left WATCHES In my hands
get them within thirty days, they Will be sold
" paO"e auction '0f cost z z. r r. fBaaosRLAND,
An H.eo4w No. 437 18th street.
I ADI1S' FRIEND AND DOCTOR-An in
4! trouble call business private. Guarantees
ST.. bet D and r. Mad GLEASON, Doctrem. A
an l3-lm@
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HVUbE, SIGN AND
H ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
The subscriber, buying his materials at East, is
prepared to do any work in his line with dispatch
and 1t twenty per cent. lower than fhe lowest
shsp, Sd street, three doors below Penn q ave-
se 6lm" wa PURDY
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.| F0R S-AIaEs
MILL be sold at private sale two good
w MULES. For information apply to
II. A. GAILLARD.
. nov 13-tlaw3w
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry executions to me di
I'D rected will otfer'for sale at Fairfield
Court House OH the first. Monday and day
following in December aloxt, within the lee
gal hours of salc,. to the highest bidder, for
Cash, the following Real Property. Pur-
chasers to pay for titles:
Ono tract of 104a acres of land ia Fair
field District, .adoiaing lands Of George
Simpson, Mrs. Sarah Jones, John II CarL.
u cart and others, levied upon as the property
of Thomas j. Spurricr, at the suit Of G. W.
Higgins,
One tract Of 400 acres {vuore or less} of
land in Fairfield District. adjoining lands Of
j. X. Davis, John C. Bell, Mrs. Sarah Pear
son and others, levied upon as the property
of rhos. n. Bell at the suit Of Nancy w.
Thompson and others.
One tract of $40 acres (more or ess) of
land In Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
Thomas 4. Bell, Daniel Hughey, Estate
lands Of DR.: Thomas r. Furman aud others,
levied upon rs the property of John'C. Bell,
~ tire suit of Nancy w. Thompson and 9TH
One tract Of 244 acres ignore or less) Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
G. B. Pearson, Sr., VIM. Blair, James Me-
Gill and others, levied upsn as the property
(, of G.. B. Pearson, Jr., at the suit of Il. T.
Marlborough, for another.
r. One tract of $50 acres {more or less) Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
"A. r. LUmpSin, Zebulon MobieS and Es.
tate Of John G. Mobley, leviedrupou'a as the
property Of VIM. d. Medley, at the suit Of
Smith g. Melton.
i,s 0netraet of 700 acres {r,ore or less) of
land. Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
Estate Of Joha g. Mobley, Daniel Hall, a.
: r. Lumpkin and Estate of - Barber,
kscSied upon as tho property of Zebulon Mob
!, ley Mt the suit Of Smith & Melton
s,.'5,.s Il. W. 0LLEVER,
s S.F.D.
3 Sheriff's Office.
.32th Of November, 1866.
Rey 13-flx3
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The reports from the Turkish pro-
Sinces, Asiatic and European, of the
cotton crop, are most favorable, espe-
tially of that grown from American
seed, which this year will be great
success.
"Wherc is East :" inquired a tutor
bne day of a very little pupil.
sWhere the morning comes FROM"
was the prompt and pleasant answer.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
The State Of South Carolina.
FIELD DISTRICT.


FA II Z l. d ISTRICT
,a IN THE CoEMoN PLEAS.
Vs Attaehmeut.
NTHBRBAS the Plaintiff did on the 18th
Wv day OF November, A. d. 1866 file
his declaration against the Defendant who,
Gas 1t Is saidj Is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the Same upon
whom q copy of the said declaration might
be served
It Is therefore ordered that Tho said De-
fendaht do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 18th afy Of No.
vember. A. y. 1867, otherwise fl.ai and alb
soluie judgment Will then be given and
awarded for the Plaintiff against Em.
8. d. CLOWNEY, G. CT.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District.
18th November 1866 nov 16-1e5mly