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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use tho Best!
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC

Never Falls Always 10 be Depended Upon
Nothing moro reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure Aguo and Fewer Chills and FOYER in
w tcrmittcnt Fever, Dumb AEue. Every person
who has tried nutcys Tonic speaks In the highest
terms of &c. As curative agent q p unsurpassed
and more certain than QQlpine, 10 PAD results
from using n riley : TONIC. Everybody should
usp HELEN'S AGUE TONIC. Seud orders 60
HURLEY, RUpDDLE& CO.
propuctors, Louisville, ny,
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WARRANT A CURE.

In one fourth of the time that it takes with the
old mode of treatment. In this treatment no
medicine is taken internally. You receive the
baths seated on your chair. with no inconvenience
whatever.
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Tho great Blood Purifier, as Spring and sum
iucr Medicine stands uurivaled. removes al i'm
puritios from the blood, and gives health and
'1'-''- y - HTRLEY. RIDDLE & Co.
PrOpuet0rs
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A pRoNTsoRY NOTE DRAWN By HENRY
"A BgTNElif0 ihcoFicr ~ Nm. NOV his3ney;
~ sI cod parahic sixty DAYS after dale dated
July al. 1856 The pubic are cautioned iro'a ne
gotiating ior saidno isepia-A
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SaVannah......sI
theStateOfG aB
City Bank Of Augustus 81
Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank......-..----..--.l2
Mechanics Bank..-.-...-;'3
Merchants and Plan
ters' Bank-.--.....-..-.l2
Planters Bank.--...-...l2
Union Bsnk.....-.-.-.--.--lO
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STERILITY.

Young married ladies whose misfortune n has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish.
If this is your desire, you can consult mo either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-fve
years of age need make application. All commu-
nieations by leLter herson strictly CONFIDENTIAL
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THE MONITOR.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
IA in Murfreesboro at SO 90 per annum, 1t
contains more reading matter than any country
paper in the State.
Tho publisher would be pleased to fill few
columns with substantial Nashville Advertise
ments.
Send for q specimen cory and rates Of adyor-
Using. R. ID. REED. Publisher.
P.S. Refer TO Union and American Office.
auQ2l-1fn ..-.1t .ta.t
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TUE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
i PANY sre 10 encourage immigration 10 our
STATE and tosupply the demand for every deseriP-
Thsy proposs 70 accomplish the arst Of these
objects By purchasing lands, whore suitable water
power CT other advantages may be bad for manu-
featuring purposes; and also By purchasing lands.
IN large tracts. near cities, rivers and sailroada
These lands will be divided into suitable lots OF
tracts. and alternate tracts soid 10 the immigrant
at 81 near cost the purchaser paying one. fourth
ca1h and the remainder IN one. two and three
The Company win also act a. agent for large
iandholdeFs who desire 70 have their lands colo
The Company proposes 70 supply the demand
FOR labor BY furnishing Mechanics. Gardeners. and
All description Of laboress. They will secure this
labsr By being able % guarantee employment AZ
remunerativs prices IN tho most healthy and
genial climate Of the world, and they expect %
ing o. the laborers 70 him at any shipping point
railroad station. Our system for furnishing ali
kinds Of labor 10 al parts Of the State We expect
70 make perfect; For the detail He refer 70 eur
The proAts Of the Company will BE- derived nom
the ultimate sale Of the alternate tracts Of lands
retained. and from the building 10 ofvillaEes and
towns In places adapted 20 that purpose. and from
the aiding Of manufactures and the general doFci
opment Of the agricultural and mineral Resources
81 the STATE and also from the direct fees derived
from the supplying Of operatives
Tho basis 0f oar stock being the lands % the
Company, any Improvement o. them inust enhance
the value Of the stock IN the ratio and there
By be = safe and proaiabie Investment 70 ihs
stakeholder.
The principal oales will b ia Nashville, Ton
nessee and the Company design 10 establish sab
agencies In every cOuaty IN the State. Subscripa
ton books arc IN the hands Of Arson Nelson,
Treasurer; Felix X. Chcatham. Secretary aad
jos. eandek. General Immigration Agent ah0
are authorized 10 receive subscriptions ior tho
stock Of the Company.
GEO. n. THOMAS.
Pres. Tens. Col 4 In. Go.
FKLIx r. CHEaTH1H. sec'y inslg-tf
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NIGHT ENTISSIONS CURED

Young man, stop before you further 20. OF all
diseases subject to man. there is no disease sohard
to cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce who understand treatingit; and to you
can say that have cured hundreds in this city, as
well as in ierent States who have spent dollar af
ter dollar andar now we'll cured by me. / am dali
ly receiving letters and sending medicine to all
parts ofthe country. Ina word all that are diseas-
ed in any way and will give call will give satis
faction for all of the diseases mentioned in this
advertisement. The best Of references given in
this city An letters should be directed to
DIR. HEctsILEs, box 749 Nashville Tenn.
Office over John YOrk's Book Store Uuion
street, between College and Cherry streets.
jlyl0-1y
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N E w
Wood Working Establishment,

UNIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE IN FULL
operation their shop for Manufacturing Sash,
Doors, Blinds, inside and cut. both stationary
and pivot Stats: holdings, COrnices, Brackets,
Washhoards and Caseings, Door and Window
Notwithstanding and Flooring dressed ready for
use: and every description of woodwork con-
pected with building. We are also, prepared to
contract for Buildings cntirs, or In part w have
been at heavy expense in procuring and putting up
Machinery, and hope by punctuality and dispatch,
20 merit aud receive the custom Of a generous
public.
Orders from any section Of the Southern coun-
try will be punctualy filed.
Our Shop Is in immediate connection with the
Locomotive Shops Of the Nashville and Ch9tta-
no0ga Railroad Company, near the Sewance Coal
\ ard, on Cedar Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
TURBTVILLE & FULCHER.
aug25-to lst jan. 81.
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no THE LADIER-

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been so un-
fortunate as to miscarry, or prove abOrtive, can
be carried to their full time If found pregnant,
by giving me a call.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
STEWART COLLEGE,
CLARKsYTLLE. TENN.

V,HTS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
september 10, 1860. Boys are prepared
for the higher classes in College, or business.
students from a distance can procure boarding at
reasonable rates in respectable families. hspe.
cial care and oversight exercised over all sent
from home 70 be educated here.
Send for our circulars. The attention Of parents
who have sons 20 send from hoWe is respectfully
called 60 this school. The advantages Of the
school and place are superior
Terms as usual IN good schools
REV. II. DELACEY WARDB0W, NJ. ID,
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
Instructors.
au9--toctl-2tw
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ge.fen's Chemical Writing Fluid Is becoming 4
,rofia4renounc ca fer SIS surerior quality. haeiue
brsn i,,fro ucsi oriy about six wears, u has bo-
@e,,s fils s,rtncfhai "a use with those who wauta
fine free dcwinf ink, md Tor he perfnanency a. Is
fs'-,i,ii,- tho hest ink for records that can be Il
rSei. Fcr countag houses, banir or schools. Il 4
& unoaaiiod aud needs only to be- tried 90 be aI-
proved. For sale by Drugeists and Merchants
'fIjRi.EY. RUDOLF a. CO., ProprietorS
garncf seventh and Green streefN
Louisville, Kentucky. /
Tor sale hy Berry, Defnoville A Wharton; J. X. 4
us-reif Iffierer a Cabler Pulliam a Mccall /
i9. y. {uncl3-lydkW
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LTySEEn ON.

WE ARR MANUFACTURING A SUPE-
on Broad street. near The corner Of MoLenore.
Orders Solicited.
J. PLUEKET & CO.
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BANKERS s BROKERS.
rBos. s. MARR. 81. TtRBox,
President. Cashier.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

TI|N|I ----- -" - --'---'---
The following are the raiss paid for uncurrent
money. These quotation t2re liable 70 tuetnate
mi NAV be depended on tor a sufficient length OF
time for remiftances TO be received By mall or
express, ifforwarded with outdelay.
TEyxEssEE Bank Of Fulton .......-.-,lz
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TENNESSEE COLONIAL
immigration Company
Incorporated by am Act Of 4he General
Assembly OF the state Of Tennessee,
Pissed May 2ath, 1885,
Authorized Capital, 100000.
10000 Shares Of $50 Each.


One thousand shares Of Stock having been sub
seribed, the Company proceeded b organize By
the election Of the following Board % Directors;
Maj.-Gen. GEO. "a. THOMAS,
MAJ. Cen. II. W. JOHNSON.
SAMUEL WATSON,
MICHAEL BURNS,
j. w. PARRAMORE,
C. C. GIBBS
AID. n. HRFLEB0WBR.
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COLLEGE ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN. -
A wealthy Christian gentleman, of
this city, who is we'll known rs among
the foremost in every good enter
prise, Christopher r. Robert, Esq.
the founder of Robert College, at
Constantinople, which he endowed
with his own funds, has, for some
months, been in East Tennessee for
the purpose OF establishing college
for the education of the white chill
dren Of the South. He has pur-
chased the whole Of Lookout Noun
tain, the scene Of one of the most
hotly contested and important battles
i'll the late "'ar, |. splendid site for
such an institution, atordinga splen-
did view of the valley of the Ten
nessee. He has also purchased some
400 or 500 acres on Missionary Ridge,
together with the Government build
ings, erected at an expense of $l5O,-
600, and either or both sites will be
occupied rs may seem most desirable
The buildings already there will
accommodate 400 or 500 pupils, and
arrangements have been made for
opening the institution on the 10th
OF May next. 1t will be under the
care of Rev Edward Williams, a gra-
duate of Yale College and of Prince
ton Theological Seminary, who is y
scholar and q clergyman Of cxpcl.
cnce. Mr.. Roberts having retired
from active business, with an ample
fortune, is devotinS himself, quietly
but efficiently, to the work OF doing
good, not only with his money, but
by personal effort. He is one of
those good and wise men who choose
to be executors of their own estates,
and thus secure the appropriation of
the funds in the way that will accom-
pllsh most for the ends he las in
view. -Ne,o York Observer.
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AN EAR.TRuMPET

w Doko stage-coach, on The night Of
the 18th instant, between the four-mi!e
branch, on the Asylum Road and Bland
ing street. 1t is believed to be the only
one Of the kind ever used in this neighbor-
hood, and can he easily identified being
of vulcaniZcd Sutta percha, or some like
material, black in color, having three
joints or pieces, closing into each other
like The parts of telescope. The finder
viii be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
this office Anril 81 .
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In consequence Of the storm last night,
we received nothing by telegraph g
Methodist Episcopsrf >clanrehs eoss-
- + Glys,eaaS.es. - = = =

Methodist Episcopsrf 'Clanre,ls tsosa- ],
6crenees -S-6 L
4 The Conference assembled SSt HE ap-
pointed hour yesterday morning.
A despatch from Nashville WAS Laid bes
fore the Conference, announcing that BIZ
shop SorIie was Very ill anaiot likely TO-
survive. IL =,
: A-resolution to refer the question "
changing the name OF the church to The
annual conference was presented, and for
this q substitute way offered, providing
that q convention shall be called. A lengthy
discussion onsued, in which the latter pro-
position was generally Tspudiated, without
any desire to adopt the other being mani
Tested. Both tho original resolution and
the substitute were laid upon the table.
Missions, which proposes to alter the pre-
sent organization Of the church, particu
LARRY by creating two boards, one to ma
mage the foreign affairs Of the church and
the other those at home, was called up.
Alengthy discussion epsued upon the
various articles of the report. The points
which eioited the wurmest arguments
We're the propositions in reference to the
collections for home and foreign purposes
On the one hand, it WAS urged that under
the present method of collecting only once
year; not nearly 30 much money would
monthly collections Of small sums while
the latter would be much more canyen;ent
and much more agreea5ie to the members
of the church; and that the collections
made FOR home and foreign PURPOSES re-
spectively ought to be kept separate, and
disposed OF according to the intent Of the
contributors. On the other hand, it was
contended that it was very doubtful if so
much money would be collected in small
and often repeated contributions as by the
present method, while they would certainly
be much more irksome to the members.
A number of reports and resolutions
were introduced and referred to appro-
pirate committees, or laid over under the
rule.
The Conference sat till after 8 o'clock.
and then adjourned to the usual hour this
mornings o'clock-to sit with closed
doors.-Neas Orleans Crescent, 17lt..
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Cemnaissioaeras Sale

LEVIN y PE1xorro, Auetianeers.
JOS. W. Matthews, ,Administratof ID, .1e,ixs
ron Of Capt. J.. Matthews. deceased "
Emily Matthews ct al. -Btu G,s Partition
and Sale of Real Estate.
n pursuance Of the .erder Of Court IA,
i the above stated case, the comnas. =
sell, on the FLKST MONDAY in MAJ ns4. ~
hsfore the Court House in Columbia. tlaf
lot OF LAM, in the city Of Columbia wisT
the tine RESIDENCE thereon, on Arsenal.
HI, corner OF Lincoln and Richland streetss
mere are twelve commodious fooms in the
dwelling, and good out,houses. :
Terms OF SALE.-S1, 900 cash: balance O.,
credit OF two years, secured by bonds.
and mortgage and two good persona. .se-
curltles. -.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
D: B. DESAUSSURE, C.sE. 4. psA
April IL ths5ia ,
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LADIES FAIR

EENH f. ladies Of Winnsboro PROPOSE h"ll
Il ing a FAlh, III the 'rhcapian Hall, IN
that place, on th" l1th and 18th OF May
next, f"r the purpose OF raising fund to
aid III rebuilding the Episcopal Clurch,
winch was burnt IN that town l.v General
sherman, = troop. in February, 1st;5.
he Fair VIII open on the evening Of the
18th, and continue throughout the sul,,e-
qucnt day and evening.
Contributions of any kind whatever, and
lrom any source, will be thankfully re
ceived. Direct to Episcopal FAIR, Wins
boro, ). c. Mrs. w. Il. ROBERTSON,
Mrs. L.. c. GAIIIAKD,
MRs. c. LADD,
Mrs. WILLIAM ELLIOTT
Mrs. ROB'T Nj. DuBOSE,
April % 3 Committee.
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We have fallen onIpestilential days.
Cholera in the Orient, Italy and South
France. trichina i'll Germany, rim
dcrpest III Russia, Holland and Eng
land, whereunto the sheep plague is
added. These are not all. Even the
birds in Italy are dying by thousands
of miasma, and a marine epidemic on
the coast has made shrimps Of the
French oysters
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A NEW INSTITUTION!

A FAMILY can DYE" without any
N trouble at very little cost Only a
basin Of water and one package Of Dye Is
can dye any article of clothing, with eco
nomy and beauty, any desired shade
Thread, yarn, cloth, ribbons, silks, bon
lots, hats, can be dyed in few minutes
perfectly. Try box of Dyes. ANY one
can use it. For sale only at
FISHER y HEINITSH'S, Druggists.
April 1S tt
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The LICENSE TAX-AaAIN In as
sesslnS the tax upon the licenses of
merchants VIII" have been in business
for less than q year, the commissioner
is required by the law to ascertain
the amount of sales. by adopting the
sales for such part of the year as
basis for the entire year"
That is, if n merchant sells 81 600
worth Of goods in the month of April.
and commenced business on the first
Of that month, he has to pay tax on
sales as if he had been in business
for year, and sold $4,000 worth.
And so for any less time, if it be only
five days. -Richmond Dispm,h.
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Special Notice.
CLERK'S OFEICE

--t CLrihhS y OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, April 20, 1866.
Nj ERCHANTS, Traders and Dealers arc
1V1 reminded that the TAN Oh sales Of
goods, wares and crchandize, sales ON
consignment, sales at auction, &c, for the
quarter ending April ] is due, and pay
E:''"t Inr the same is required.
J. s. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
Aprl ~ -
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SECURITIES OF NATIONAL BANKS.

SECURITIES OF National BANKS
Hon. Z. w. Ferry, member Of Con-
gress from the Fourth District Of
Michigan, presented to the Secretary
of the Treasury q letter from the
President Of the City National Bank
OF Grand Rapids, Michigan, dated
April 5, 1866, and addressed to Mr..
Ferry, asking that the law be so
amended as to allow the reduction of
the amount of securities required
from the National Banks, designated
as repositories of the public moneys
Of the United States, for deposits of
such public moneys with them, tothe
amount Of 1926, 900.
In reply thereto, the Secretary
says: t"The matter of determining the
amount OF such securities is confided
by law to the discretion of the Secre-
taay Of the Treasury. The minimum
now established by regulation is
$50, 900. While the late rebellion
was i'll progress, and. the operations
of the Treasury Department. extended
into almost every hamlet of the coun-
try, the services of such financial
agents as the National Banks were
very valuable and necessary to the
successful conduct of said operations.
But with the close Of the rebellion.
the Treasury Department, like most
of the other branches of the Execu-
tive, finds a reduction of the number
Of such agents necessary for the pro
per conduct of the public business as
it now exists. The difficulty of pro
pcrly conducting this business, with
nearly 400 repositories, at even the
present minimum amount of 500, 600
securities, is daily evinced. You may
judge Of the increased difficulty of
experimenting and preserving an
effective custody Of the public funds,
were such minimum amount reduced
to S25, 600. For the above reasons,
it has become a necessary part Of the
policy of this department to decrease,
as far as practicable, the number Of
It's repositories, and to increase,
rather than to diminish, the amounts
Of their securities The safety Of the
public moneys, in my Judgment, rem
ders this course necessary, and l.
therefore, cannot Justify the desired
reduction"
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Texas CONVENTION. The Texas
Consultation abolishes slavery, places
freedmen on an equality with the
whites before the law, and gives the
Legislature power to guarantee rail
road bonds for iron contracts. It
Will be submitted to tho people on
the fourth Monday in June.
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4 mutiny occurred on board the
bark Scotland, in Charleston harbur.
on tho 20th, which was not sup
pressed until Captain Benjamin +.
Maynard aud Il seaman were severely
wounded and 4 seaman named Kelly
killed.
At sale Of coins. in Worcester,
Massachusetts, recently, an American
cent, of 1893, brought s.. SO; nicked
cent. of 1856. s.. and q silver dollar.
of 1855, s.. 20.
The car strikes still continue lin
New York, and the citizens are being
put to great Inconvenience. The
strikers arc behaving very orderly.
Pennsylvania will have to pay as
her share of the Freedmen's Bureau
for the current year 81. 800 900.
ACarlyle has been dnly installed
Rector of the University OF Edin-
burg with much eclat.
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PRESENT TO Mrs. JOHNSON Some
of the ladies of the recent fair in
Baltimore purchased the port rait of
President johnson exhibited there,
and presented it to Mrs. Johson as a
mark Of their sense of her sympathy
with the objects of the fair.
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ArroNThENT.-Ar. Comtenay, the
Deputy United States District Attor-
ney OF the Southern District of New
York, has been appointed to succeed Il
the late ID. S. Dickinson.
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FOR SALE.

EHS ON Barnwen street, near the Char
A!otte Depot, Two-story WOODEN
HOUSE, containing four comfortabl rooms
and pantry. For further particulars,
apply to J. CTYONS
Anril II
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Gen. Scott arrived Tuesday, at
New York, from Havana. in the
steamer Guiding Star.
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Tax Notice.

4 ii. persons, white and rolored, Will
~ please take notice that have extend
d the time for making returns TO the 10th
day Of May next, at which time they will
positively be closed. All free persons of
color (malcs between the ages of twenty
one ana sixty years) will take due notice of
tins and come forward, make their returns
and pay thcir capitation tax, as the whites
are doing, and save being double-taxed
THOS. II. WADE, 4. G.. Il. ID.
April 15
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PONTOON PHILOSOPHY.
Or a New Way to Kill Worms!

YlHE old fogy remedy of times past was
Il to give children nauseons medicine
something that made them cry, and dis
gusted the worms much that children
and worms would not take it. The Pom
toon Schoel-Pontoon the medicine. g.
and make q Sugar Plum-it charms the
child and kills the worms. Sugar Pluma
for worms-the Pontoon Remedy safe and
certain. For sale only at
FISHER g. HEINITSHS, :
April 1S Pharmaceutists.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

"a STULEN from nay s6abies On
IpN MARE: She was paschassa-
&A-A- from w. D. Aiken, at Wfnnsboro,
5: G., and was formerly owned by Colepef.
n. X Aiken. She is about fifteen hands
high, black name and tail, is quick mover,
and PAGES rapidly. About one year agS
er has grown in its place, which is somes.'
what larger than the old hoof on the othes
foot. The above reward VIII be paid for
her delivery to -
S. CORDEG ROYLSTON..
Columbia, SC
Or SAMUEL DUBOSE, Jr,
April Is Winnsboro, S. G.
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Just Received,
= FIRKINS FINE BUTTER.
eI April 22 SYM9IERS & BERRY
SlOO REWARD

STOLEN from me, Oh the 1atL
TE2 instant, at the residence or W. J.
XII Jefcoat, aboat one mile from JEFF
Coats Bridge, on the North EGisto River,
large BAY MARE, g. Or 10 years. old. I6
or 17 hands high, has large white ssest a. ::
the face, right hand hind foot white; has
been strained in both hind legs, yet thS
right hand hind leg is the largest. will
pay $50 for her recovery, and $50 for the
thIef, with proof to convict The mare
was IN fine order when stolen. Address
JOEL ]. A. JEFCOAT,
(U'ottna Tines Office
april ~ Orangeburg, S. c.
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Kay & HeWetson

WILL attend to business at their pre-
w sent Office. We shall be prepared to
receive orders in one week from now fOl
further work. KAY X HEWETSON,
April II Architects and Engineers