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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-17

o. BOhme, Trimmings and Variety
Store, I39 Church Street, Kirkman
BlOck.eThe latest Novelties in Staple and
Fancy Trimmings. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested to bring THEIR friends along.
The old establishment on Union street will,
for the present. be kept up, in first rate style,
too. mar3l If
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RIVER NEWS.

Inc river Is iaIiIng, with three ieet eight
inches wafer on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
last evening raining.
The J. L. Graham is due to-day, and
will leave tomorrow afternoon for up
river ports.
The Rowena will be in port to-day from
Cincinnati, and leave tomorrow evening.
The Talisman is the next Cairo packet.
She will arrive to-day, and leave at p.
NJ. tomorrow.
The Ohio river continues to recede
gradually from Cairo to its source.
The Mississippi continues to fall slowly
at Memphis.
The st. Louis Democrat of the 18th says
We had little touch of hot weather
River still falling here and above. Re-
ceipts from upper rivers are considerable.
Freight is in fair supply for New Orleans.
The rates established over two months ago
remain unchanged
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A FINE assortment Of Plantation Goods
at Pigue & Manners 62 North Market.
may7-2W
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New YoRK. May l6.-The dry goods market is
dull. and continues languid and very depressed
for most kinds Of cUttons and woolens. Prints
prices.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT 1t has At last
been decided that the best Boots and Shoes
can only be 90, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
No. "A North College street
INCH. 26-3m NJ MORaANsTERN.
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UNION BANK NOTES.

ALL UNION BANK NOTES AND CERT,
\ feafes 81 Deposit Tor registered Notes paid
In full on presentation 10 the undersigned al
the Bank. No. 81 COLLEGE street, Nashville.
JOS. W, ALLEN, Cashier.
Aprl2 lmdk2mws
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DIR. BERNHARDT.-No part Of the human
organization has received more careful
study than the delicstely constructed opti-
cal apparatus on which depends all the de-
light Of the vision In spite, however, Of
minute dissections, and the most painful re-
search, but little has been accomplished in
supplying the defects Of nature in the Wis
nal organ until very recently. Fine spec
tacles have been in use for many years, bat
Utmost instances they were but poor sub
siitutes for real eyes. 1t was reserved for
DR.. Bernhard the renowned oculist Opt
can, TO discover and introduce into common
use the Australian crystal, which enables
the near sighted and aged TO see with the
quick and clear perception Of the eagle-eye
Of youth. DR.. b. can be consulted daily
at his Office St. Cloud Hotel.
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Card 10 InvaIids.-A clergyman, while
residing in South America as a missionary; dis
covered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. IMAM.
Gfoficn n PHIL HnFfca Aaau E.vL- cst.-
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FDGFFTEI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive nj Nashville at-..........'.--'. s09 A. N.
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FOrLOuisviIIe and Cincinnati.

THE SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL T
i Passenger Steamer, ROW ENA, IsttE55EFlcsSS
WISE, Clerk. will leave for above and interme-
diate ports on SATURDAY. the 18th inst, at
o'clock p. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
w. A. PEBBLES,
Cor. Broad and Front SITS,
or COKBETT i BOYD, Agents.
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SECOND Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-17

CEDAR FLOORING, CEDAR Posi-, FENCING
PLANK AND DRAwED POPLAR SHINGLES, Ueyv
lo,g corner of Crawford and North Summer SITS.
may7-1m
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Doors, SASH AND BLISps at cost corner of
Crawford and North Summer streets
may7-lm
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sgrst Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.


And on all the principal cities of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money:
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Il. p. PECK,
w. ID. TALBOT,

N B. This Company has uniformly made &c
per cent larger Annual Dividends than any other
Life InsuranceCompany represented in this Stale
sep2-tf
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. Louis Market.

NRw YORK. May l6.-MOney is more abund-
ant and easy. Sterling firm at 95s@10. Gold
fell to 1865. Government securities are firm.
Registered 81 1ll5s@lll7E;' do coupons l1l12@
lll14; $50 coupons 65 109559l0915; do January
and July, lO75s@l08; l0-40s registeredE95sd 991s
1910 coupons, 98Aal co. August 7-30s 1880
1Of3I: Jnne 7-3ls 1053I0l05M.
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EdgeheId and Kentucky r.. n.
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WNOL WANTED.

WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
and Unwashed WOOL, without burs, delivered
IN our Warehouse. No. 50 Market street.
HUGH MCCREA x co.
APIS Sm
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Second Northern.
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New York Market.
New York Dry GOOds.NIarket.

New YoRK, May l6.-Cotton firm and decid
eddy less active at 2S1792ec for middling up
lands.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive az Nashville ; 5,l A. n
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When the Lawrence men withdrew from
the Representative Hall, they repaired in
a body amid great excitement and loud
shouting to the courthouse, where they or.
gained 1t is proper to say that numeri-
cally the friends. Of Lawrence seemed TO
exceed those who remained and placed his
competitor in nomination.
They proceeded TO nominate Mr.. Law
renee AZ the Radical candidate for Con-
gress, and the meeting continued for some
time, being addressed by that gentleman
in speech Of acceptance, and by several
others in his favor.
The convention re-afirmed the resolutions
af the convention nf g2d Fehruary with An ad-
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RacbeIor,s Hair Dve-Tbi. .nlsr,

Station D, Bible House, New York city.
febl4-3m"
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First Northern.
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The convention re-afIirmed the resolutions
Of the convention Of sd February with an adj
ditional one enclosing John Irimble.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

O6ice Hours.
ON 7A.u.to6P.M. Sundays, : TO A. n.
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THE CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING or THE
MATEs-TEBRUARY Ist.-.OmcIaI.
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NASHVILLE NDNoRTHwEsTERSR RAILROAD
Passenger Trains

Leave NASHVILLE uis.ssss-s r 4"
Arrives Of Jacksonville at...-...-'.'-'.ig'59 p. ~
Leaves JOhnsOnville Att. ------'-.H:VO A. NJ
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Southwestern u. II.
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
t4PRIL sULEs. 80

Michael Vaughn. sol'r OR complI. apr23-w
The New York herald., 1867-04-13

THE GREATEST PAIN RELIEvER IN THE WORLD
Warranted superior any other pay fer the cure
OF chronic old sores sprans bruisss pains in
back linbs and chests throas &c also to take inter-
uay for choc diarrha dysentcrv and apasms II
Is perfectly nnocsn< aAd nevoras IL uaed according 70 the
dlreuons 20 cents and = este SOLD BY the
other.
The New York herald., 1867-04-13

a part OF IL in the very OF Congress Admitting
Mississippi as State into the Onion. lfthey have gone
back 10 territorial privileges no, only they still en-
titled 10 tho privileges o. ireemen ia the territory but
thcy are, by direct compact which has tho force OF
fundamental Law, entitled TO all the privileges and beue.
fits Of the ordinance OF lTs, Of Which they nrs de-.
prved by this Military Reconstruction bill
want 10 know the subversion of the constitution OF the
United states, which the President admits is accom-.
pl shed by this act II the erection Of military despotsu
the ruins OF federal constitution are not greater
eyis and greater caamiiies than any OF those which
have been pictured with so much eioQnence and power
by The learned AtorneX General Of the rntod States
would gladly have proceeded to discuss the other great
questions which are involved In this Case presents ng
the most moen,ous issues that ever considered py
any tribunal. fraueht for veal or woe with the
happiness and welfare, perhaps the very existence OF
the government Yet nssmuch as the learned Attorney
General has confined his argument, and understand
the court ~ have confined TO the preliminary aYru.
ment as 10 the mere nling Of this bl shall with ihe
permission OF the court reserve the consideration and
discussion Of all these MON cnoas questions Tor thai
later period when the court shalt given us leave "a
file this blll
IHs Cmer JusrTcE-Does the Attorney General dcsire
to repyr
Mr 0'Covos--I have permission 10 nierpose sua.
gestion at this point have believe that the
common right OF party 70 file hts blll IN n case ~
which the court has cogngancc TO the parties is moi
affected IN tho case Of the State OF Georgia by the ex
ception tnAt has presented Itself 10 the mind OF any
gentleman--I even include the Attorney General-and
therefore, there can be and IL objection 10 the iInr
or 9, nss % s1eFs y no Or
our being permitted 70 file that bill and Jake our sub.
The cmas JumC-rhs Court will consider thai
motion.
The Arrouxxr GrxxaAr-Your honor ssSsd
wished 70 reply 70 the argument Of MI. Walker am
willing 70 submit tho matter without further eraumenk
A 70 the other cas-, DO mot think the ohecon Iien
that bill which have made 70 this
. Mr.. O'CoEoa--l would inquire, then, whether M
court viii retain that question for
becauss in that caes although nothing MD s9aine
the fling Of The bill might possibly b our dutv q
proper tims % ~ somsshng 70 The court In iSvof 4
Ths cnmv Jusrcs-If the Court requires an srxunsui
upon that preliminary question, the Court vii s1y
you.
Mr.. UCoSoR--At future time. Al present ~ DO no,
propose 10 decide ID
The Court held the matter under advsemcpt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-12
C. DUcNEUx's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
HGrses from Carriages.

NNHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION.
which has been patented in the United States,
France and England is offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will find it upon exnm
nation one OF the greatest inventions OF the age.
Prominent among its advantages are:
F1RsT-The facility with which horses may be harness
ed TO or embarrassed from Carriage also rendering ii
the person embarrassing topass between
or behind the horses is customary thus avoiding any
liability of being kicked.
sEcosD-ln case OF horse falling, he may be loosed
from the carriage in second without the driver leav
ing his seat 1t s 80 simple in its operation hat child
can work il.
THIRD AND GsEATEsT-In cases Of horses taking fright
becoming unmansgable running away, the terrible
consequences which frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to carriages as the hoTsef
can be loosed rom the carriage IN winking ard the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
81r. 9. DUCREUX gave several pubic exhibitions The
great and praise manifested by the public on these
occasions is OF the evidences o, popular spprecia
ton of Its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent 10 carriages CT purchase Of State Rights
addressing to G. DUCREU&, Patentee,
No. SO Elizabeth street. New York.
nntoher
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-12

ARIEL RErUrED-A complete expos ure Of 8
pamphlet entitled "The Negro" By E. B. s.
Charleston: John Russell. Ga complete expo
sure" We have had several replies to the famous
pamphlet entitled ''The Negro" all OF them writ
ten by Clergyman; we have one, at last. the work
Of Reviewer. It is, as it processes to be, COM
plete, pursuing "Ariel" page by page, and disclo-
sing, one by one, the absurdities with which his
pamphlet is shown to abound. The lash Of ridicule
is mercilessly applied throughout; the satire is
keen and trenchsnt, and the paper will prove high
ly entertaining to those who feel no interest
in this much agitated question. 1t bears the i'm
print Of John Russell, publisher, and the execu-
tion Of the printing work is highly creditable to
Jos. Walker, printer. See advertisement in an
other column.
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LOCAL NJ A TT ER S
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JErroRDs Co. will sell this day, in front OF
their store, at 81 O'Clock, sides, shoulders, hams,
&C., &c.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns
wharf, at 81 o'clock, butter, lard, hams, shoulders,
&C., &c.
LAURyY & ALEXANDER will sell this day, be-
fore their store, No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
100 sacks Liverpool salt.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at mis- store,
corner King and Liberty-streets, at 10 o'clock,
clothing, hosiery, neck ties, &c.
A. q. ABRAHAMs & Sons will sell this day, at
their salesroom, No. S5 Haynestreet, at 10 o'clock,
clothing, tobacco, watches, &c
JoEN G. MILNoR & Co. VIII sell this day, at
their auction salesroom, No. 133 Meeting-street,
at 10 o'clock, dry goods.
W. Y. LErcH & R. S. BRUINS will sell this
day, at the old Exchange, at II o'clock, mud
machines, steam tug "Rslief" and steam pile
driver.
JAMES UPPER master in Equity, will sell this
day at the old Customhouse at II o'clock, lot OF
land with buildings, South side OF Beaufain-street
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gonrd,n, Executor, Us. Alstafen.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned. at
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the l7th day Of
December, 1867, at II O'Clock, A. NJ
ALL THAT PLANTATION, situate on the West Gide
OF the Western Branch Of Cooper River, known as ul
berry," containing 467 acres or less, bounding
North on Exeter Plantation, formerly the property Of
Alexander Broughton, OF John Novel; West partly
said Exeter Plantation, and parity on Ekery Panta-
ton the property OF May ck South South Mulberry
the property Of the estate OF Philip F. Broughton, and
East on Cooper River. -..-.--
ALSO,
All the undivided share OF Thomas Broughton In q
TRACT OF PINE LAND, containing about 1000 acres,
living 10 the West aud in the neghborhcod Of Mulberry
Plantation which said Tract ofPne and formed part Of
the Farawn Barony aid at the sale Of the said Barony
was bought jointly by the said Thomas Broughton
Philip Brouehton, aud Paul and Alexander Mazyck
ALSO,
All the undivided share of Thomas Broughton In a
TRACT OF PINE LAND, East of Black Toms Bay, being
the residue of Tract Of 40 acres after the conveyance
by thomas, the rather Of the ove mined Thomas
Brouahton to rd Tresco of 240 acres thereof re
surveyed and divided May 7th, $780, by John Diamond
Surveyor.
Terms-One-third cash; balance IN three equal sue
cessive instamens secured by bond purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises, with interest from day. Of
sale, payable semi.annually. Purchasers TO pay for
papers and stamps. JAMES TUPPER,
Noyember28 th3u1 Master in Equity
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NcEND1ARIsM ON BLACK R1vER.-The steam saw
mill belonging to Messrs. ]. P. Bndger Co.,
located On Black River, twenty miles above George
town, was discovered to be on fire at four O'Clock
on the morning Of the 10th, and before assistance
could be obtained, it was totally destroyed. The
tracks Of two men were discovered leading towards
the river, and the boat, which had been fastened
to the wharf the night previous, was stolen-sup-
posed by the incendiaries, The dwelling house at
Browns Ferry QS) one and half miles from the
mill, was also totally destroyed by fire the same
night. -
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COOPERATION N THE CoUNTRY.-J. E. P. writes
Us from Timmonsvie that the articles in the DAILY
News on the subject Of cooperation have awaken
ed SO deep an interest in that place that project
is on foot to establish country store there upon
the cooperative principle. He inquiries where fur
ther information can be had to the details of the
the system. For the benefit Of this correspondent,
and others who have msde the same inquiry, we
would say that full particulars Of the mode Of COM
msncing and carrying on a cooperative store are
given in little volume, which may be obtained at
Russells Bookstore, King-street. Price, so cents.
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Will bs sold At Private Sale for Cash:

All that TRACT OF LAND situated on South Island,
Known and distinguished Lot No. IT. bounded on the
North by Lot No 49, on the south oy Lot NO. l8 on the
west by Musouto Creek and on the East by Lire run
ming parallel with the South Inlet Winyah Boy so feet
from common high water mark, which srace to low water
Is always to be kept open for the use OF owners OF
lots or parcels OF snd adiacent the said Lot measuring
nom North to South 200 feet JAMES TuPPER,
Master In Equity,
Novonohar % th3tu1 Cnarlestou. 8 q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-12

CoaUa EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEEoRE-
and very pleasant shadow it is, that cast by
the Christmas tree. We took look at it yester-
day. and saw Santa Claus and his journeymen
hard at work to get it all ready for this evening,
when he will be most happy to see all good boys
and girls, with their papas and mammas, and big
grown-up brothers and sisters. The street in
front Of his headquarters at commins' Hall was
strewn yesterday with pine, cedar, orange. holly,
csssina or Christmas bush. Everything will look
perfectly splendid tonight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-12

THE TOURNAMENT AT COLUMBIA. A.-The Phoenix
says the College Green was thronged on Tuesday
morning with ladies and gentlcmen-in vehicles
and en- foot-small boys and fair sprinkling OF
the great unwashed. The following knights en-
tered the lists
Scottish Chief-William Bowers; Camden-W
c. Workman; 2Stb Nickerson's-C. c. Radcliffe;
Richmond-S. E. Stratton; 76-R. Huson; Golden
Cross-P. G. McGregor; Blue Carter. Roach;
Ravens Plume-W. H. Casson; Pocahontas
Joyner; Unknown-T. A. Scott.
Prizes were awarded and ladies crowned as fol-
lows:
1.-Knight Of Camden-crowned Miss S. Joyner
as Queen of Love and Beauty.
2.-Knight of Pocahontas-selected Miss Sue
Bowers as first Maid Of Fonor
9.-The Unknown Knight-Miss R. Joyner as Sec
ono Maid of Honor.
4.-Knight of the Golden Cross-Miss E. Boat
wright as third Maid of Honor.
The ladies' selected took their places in vehicle,
and were escorted by the knights to their respec-
tive homes.
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FINE CLOTHES, good clothes, cheap clothes, and
plenty Of them, are to be be sold this morning By
auction at Mr. Miles brakes well-known, popular
establishment, corner King and Liberty-streets
Also, under garments, hosiery and gloves; likewise
one hundred cases boots and shoes. Now is the
time for bargains, and Miles brakes is certainly the
place where to get them.
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TEE HERALD

"a PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBEfRY @. a., AT
SO per annuu, and, having large circulation
tnro,gh all the upper and lower Districts Of the State
Seords great advantages 10 advertisers
Rates for advertising very reasonable-for which app,
10 our Agent Mr L. Z. SLID a The Mills House.
CHCS, 81 z. Il. G2ENEKER
Novsmhsy ss1sss and Proprlelore
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HOTEL ARaryArs.--ChGrieston Hota.-W. d
Brown, Kershaw, s. c.; J. A. Baldwin, Williams
burg, S. c.; E. R. West, Baltimore; A. S. Hart
New York; Mrs NJ. P. Meigs, and Hiss A. L.
Meigs, Philadelphia; L. NJ Kenuett. North Carroll
ms; Captain Peck, steamer Fannie; S. R. Jocelyn,
United States Army; J. c. Egan and Miss Lizzie
Clark, Wadmalaw; DR., ]. D. Cleckey and son,
Orangeburg; ]. Player Wilson, Florence, S. c.;
Col R. F. Graham and son, Marion, s. c.; Mrs.
A. Dove and G. a. DeLarue and son, Darlington,
s. O.; J. l.. Cooper, Sumter, s. c.; Thomas Ander-
son, s. c.; Octavius S. Cohen, Savannah; R. Do
zier, Georgetown; ". H. Pearson and wife, Phila-
delphia; J. W. Law, Newberry, s. C..
MUS Ro,ase.-Tllomas E. Gregg, Coiu..s's, S.
o.. George q, Gaomas, Baltimore; DR.. g. Nc.
Henry, SUNNI vile; V. W. NJ. Br" n, Johns
Island; ". L. NJ. Burger, Johns Islin E; J. Hell,
brun. Philadelphia; A. Well Philadelphia; L. W
Battle and wife, Montgomery, Ala. ,. Darling
ton. New York; r. Brown, New York; j. c, Hess
Philadelphia; S. Langsdorf, Savannah; @. E. Rum
sew. New York; P. D. Mickle, Jr., Syracuse, N. Y
]. c. Oliver. Wllliamsport, Penn; Y. B. Chamber
lain. Connecticut; ". N. Thompson, Brunswick
Ga: D. L. Wintringham, wife and daughter, Jel
sey City, N. j.; Joseph Walker, spartanburs; Joh
J. Nelson, Camden, s. c.; ". L. DePass Camden
S.c.;F. Wyatt and wife, New York; 4. Z. Ein
son, Jr., Hinnsboro', s. c.; William Patten, City
Partition Hotet.-T. W. Council, South Carolina
James Stephens Alabama; J. vansant, Lexington
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Smith, Palmetto, Ca; W. H. Brown, hershaw' :
O.; VIM. Little, editor Journal, Bennettsvle, s. C.
Wv. Mccutchen, Thomas J. McCutchen, Sum
ter, 8. C.;F. NJ. Brown, Williamsburg, s. c.; J. L
Matthew'S, Now York; C. L. Cobb, Elizabeth City
N.C.;H. G. Lohse, James Devine, Joseph Springs
Georeetovn s. c.; Thomas NJ. White, Anderson
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