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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

THE Northampton Mass Go-sis saws
tobacco is duh crop just now. Most Of
the tobacco Taisers in the vicinity have two
years crops on hand, with no more pros
poets Of ready sale Tor it than there was a
year ago. At Hartford, Connections, seed
leaf finds few buyers at thirty cents.
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FOR RENT.

VHE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. NO.
il y North Market street. below the Square,
occupied b. Myers Hunt for the last eight
years, X IL also d good location fer a Ware
house, Or for aay kind q thanksgiving busii
Patterson's Office. on Cherry street. corner Of
Deaderiak. up stairs.
doc27-tf VI. II. GRAVES
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Mas.aehusett. Legislature.

BosToN, Jan. 2.--James NJ Stone Was
reelected speaker, and Wm. Robinson re-
elected clerk Of the House to-day. One of
the colored Representative from Charles
town, was appointed on the COMMITTEES.
Gen. Napier, Of the British army, sailed
for Europe to-day.
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WIS had the pleasure Of meeting on
yesterday with our esteemed fellow-citi-
zen, Prof DeBow, who has but recently
returned from q visit 20 New York and
Washington. lie thinks the proposition to
territorialize the Southern States will not
pass Congress, and that the true policy Of
the South at present is that Of mastery
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

BosToN, Jan. 2.--The girls employed as
spinners in the Roxbury Cotton Mills, are
on strike against a reduction Of wages.
The iron moulders' international Union
assembled in this city to-day. Eighty-two
delegates are present. and more expected
TO arrive from different parts of the coun-
try. The session will continue for week.
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Stolen Government Securities Re
covered.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 2.-The govern
ment securities stolen from the Merchants
Insurance Company, in this city, have just
been recovered in Montreal by negotiation
with the burglars. The Company was
unable TO hold them, for want of testimony,
and we're obliged to submit to their terms.
The Governor has offered reward OF
$4,000 for the burglar who shot Mrs Aaron
Ward, Jr., in her own bed room in this
city on Monday night.
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Ear Rent

V'HR LARGE BRICK DWELLING on
4 the north side Of Broad street, known ns the
James johnson property, between Cherry and
Summer.
Also, q brick Dwelling, on South Summer
street. az 500. Apply %
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an TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th. 1867, WE
~ will sell at Public Auction twenty five acres
Of beautiful and rich land, 10 be divided into lots
Of five acres and the purchaser can buy five. ten
or twenty-five acres This property is located
q Of mile from the corporation limits, near the
Lebanon Pike, and on the Cumberland River A
gO0Od chance for somebody.
jan 3-2w ARLINGTON Il FARRAR. Agts,
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For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure snd profit Of tho
young each week we will give a general literary
and religious miscellany. Nothing shall find
its way into our columns unfit for the perusal o.
the mothers and daughters Of the land. Depre-
eating the demoralizing gensatioDaliEm Of many
contemporary journals we shall esehew that
character; striving 60 give the reader substantial
matter, prelsrrinq g. be useful rather than
sensational
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
Our Manufacturing and Do
nestle Interests.

We shalt constantly admouish the Southern
people to be self-reliant, and shall DO what We
may be able to induce the establishment Of
In our midst for our homc pro-
duets. To this end we viii pay special attention
to the COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves to encourage the diversih
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
ment Of Southern resources.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
Exception Taken

WASHINGTON, Jan. Exceptions are
taken to the decision of the Chief Justice
in the habeas corpus case Of Dr.. Mudd, on
the ground that the Supreme Court de-
cision Of Nlulligan was applicable to the
prisoners at Dry Tortugas. The decision
ia IN bp filed
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T.. Il.

y OCULAR MEETINGS OF THE FENIAN
II Brotherhood will hereafter take place at
Fenian Hall, No. 40 College street, (up-stairs)
every Thursday evening, at ~ o'clock, the old
hall having been engaged fer this year. All
members of the circle will please attend. By
order of the Centre
jan SIT SY. CLEvENGER, Secretary.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

BY A CONSOLIDATION OF THE NASH
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH. and BY the generous and united
support Of the USIoN AND DTsFITcH By the
patrons of both the former papers. the ProGTio-
tors are enabled to present Newspaper hither
to unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY OF
NEWS. our paper win compare favorably with
the best in the entire country; and in saying
this. we only repeat the expressions Of many Of
our patrons. who are most capable Of Judging in
such matters
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For Rent.

a dwelling FIVE rooms, and all necessary out
buildings, and seventy acres Of land. Also two
nice offices over No. 3 Union street. Also, a
frame dwelling with five rooms corner Summer
and DemumbrRne streets. Apply to
j. L. & r. W BROWN,
jan3-1w 3SJk Union street
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FafrvieW for Rent.

THIS Is ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
! the State. II contains over loo acres. with
splendid improvements. and well Watsred, and
will be rented 70 a good tenant for low price
Apply to GRO H. SHIELDS.
i1rs e W
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Disasters a. Sea I'm Deeen,ber.

NEW YORK, Jan. The reports Of
disasters at sea for December show that
forty vessels were lost in various
ways, or are supposed to be lost. In 1866
Eve hundred and seventy-seven we're re-
ported wrecked and missing.
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SoME Of the county aherifs in Kentucky
settle their accounts with the State in wolf
scalps, at the price VI six dollars per scalp,
which is the bounty allowed hy the State
for killing these pests.
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FOR RENT.

THE ELIGIBLE AND WELL-KNOWN
L Business Stand on Union street. adjoining
the store Of John Luck and the Bank of Tennes-
see. For terms, etc, apply 10
jan2-lW a. NELSON & CO.. Agents
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FOR RENE

A HOUSE OK NORTH CHERRY STREET,
"A opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms. well adapted and intended for a
boarding house. Apply 10
+. r. CHEATHAM,
dec2T-tf No. "a North Cherry street.
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RICHMOND Jan. Snow has been fall
ing all day, and business Is nearly sIis-
pended. The James river is blockaded
with ice from Richmond TO the mouth OF
Warwick river
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

New YORK, Jan. 2-The report that
Stephens is sill here is probably untrue. 1t
is stated that Capt Oshs was taken for
Stephens. The latter has not been heard
from for some weeks
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A Farm Wanted.

+ WISH To PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
1 in Middle Tennessee, well improved, with
good water and convenient to schools and
churches. Persons having such far saleWill please
address me at Messy Greek. Jefferson county.
East Tennessee. with description. price, and full
particulars about the land
jan sim A. j. MOUNTCASTLR.
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SENATOR b. GRATz BRowS publishes
letter to the people of Missouri, recon-
mending universal suffrage and amnesty, 10
take effect 10 ls7e. He definitely declines
reelection.
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CARD.

MIR. IRWIN A. COFER. FORMERLY PRE-
vi scriptionist and Salesman at Messrs
Hodges & Richards, would inform his friends
and acqunintanees that they may find him at
McLemore streets where he would be pleased
to wait upon them jan2-2w
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FeBianIsSn.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Great excite
ment was created here tonight in Fenian
circles, by dispatch from st. Louis an
nouncing the active movement Of Stephens
in Ireland. 1t is generally believed here
that active movements have taken place.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$40, 900 WORTH
arc 0clocK A. NJ

IL ORDER To CLOSE BUSINESS. 1 WILL.
l sell my entire stock, consisting in part of
ealicOes. Bleackesi and Brown Domesties
Merinoes, Alpaeas. POplius, all Wool Delaines
and large assortment OF Boots, Shoes. and
Notions at Auction These goods are al new
As they have been purchased within tho last
three months. All are invited to attend this
sale. as the goods will be sold without reserve.
5. DiNkELSPEIL.
2 Z CRUNK, AEct jan3 Il
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The ShermaR-CampbeH Mission said
90 be Abandoned.

New York, Jan. 2.-The CommSrciaps
Washington special says that the Sherman
Campbell mission to Mexico is abandoned
Mr.. Campbell has received leave TO visit
his home in Ohio. Gen. Sherman will be
in Washington next week.
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Engine and Boiler for sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY Engine AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale, Al moderate price
both 10 hrst-rate order. They are Of sufficient
power % drive mill. Can be seen, and terms
...nrnad On annlicatinn NJ Lhi- nlica dans-lf
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership existing between I. j. Bryan
and Charles Bryan. under the style of Bryan 4
Bro. was this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Charles Bryan, who assumes all debts due by
the late firm aad is authorized 70 collect all out
standing claims T. j. BRYAN.
CHARLES BRYAN.
Nashville Nov. J. 1866 tilfebl
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Great Rarpains-

ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND ON CLIFTON
II Pike, one mile from city. Also, Us acres Of
land six miles from city, on Nolensyille Pike.
Besides a large number Of lots in the city and
the suburbs Great bargains will be given, If
immediate application is made to
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
Jan3-lw 1871 Union street.
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FOR RENT.

T,HE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
l PATCH Printing Once. corner Bank and
Printer Alleys. IL Is veil adapted for a Printing
Office. a Furniture factory, or other purpose.
Apply 20 Jno. Wailaee az this Office. or % DF.
j. 3. Lindsley 81 y Cherry street.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
Recommendation BY Quarfcrmasser
Gener=T-Sseu. S4aesfnsRr

Recommendation by QuarfcrfnasSer
GencraI-Gen. StaeslBsan.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Owing to the i'm
mense number Of fraudulent claims pre-
scented in the Quartermaster Generals Office,
Gen. Meiggs will recommend to Congress
the passage of an act providing FOR three
commissioners in each State, who shall
hold their sessions in the several States,
and there require the claimants to appear
in person and identify themselves, as well
as establish their claims by oral testimony.
Gen. Steedman, who has been here a
few days, will leave for New York to-
morrow morning.
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MARYLAND T.es.isIafnre.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2.-The Legislature as
sembled to-day. The Senatorial contest
exeites much interest, and members from
the eastern shore seem decidedly ayerse to
repeal the law requiring one United States
Senator 20 be from that section. The Gov
ernor'smessagew will be delivered tomorrow.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

L'0R RENT. A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
Il in Edgefeld, four rooms and good cistern
Also. most desirable residence, containing six
roOms, corner Of Knowles and Church streets
adjoining my residence. Also, a Grocery, corner
Walnut and Church, next to Chattanooga Depot
or az his residence jan2-4t
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A HANDSOME THREE STORY BUILDING
n for rezt for 1867. Newly .paiuted and ia
thoroGgn rep7ir. Situated on College, between
Church and Broad. Arply. 70
+. b. FOGG OF
q. VI, POGG, Jr..
deel2-2w No. g North Cherry.
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Enr Renf Gnr IaRz

A STORE ROOM IN NO. 40. ON THE PUB
Il lie Square, and the rear Of the same Build
ing. containing eight rooms. Apply at No. 40
Public Square, four doors below Cedar 20
jan2tf MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

And kindred topics, We shall also give an e1-
tensivs variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted to the farming classes Of
our State, which will. in a great measure. sup
ply the place Of a family agricultural paper.
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Fishing Tackle,

onsisting Of Hooks from the most cele-
brated manufactures OF Limerick, Ireland.
and Silk, Grass, japanese, aud Cable-laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo and japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found in O frst-cIss establishment
A large lot of the celebrated Ne pins ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received
lE4s- Prescriptions compounded with ac-
curacy by competent and experienced Phnr-
macists and Physicians and others csH
depend on the moss entire reliability iu the
execution Of Orders. all goods being war
nnted a. represented
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Conner C0llege and Union sis
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w. II. MHBuENE, the blind preacher, Is
going to. Paris 10 consult an occulisi. He
has hopes ofrecovering his sight
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

A CTIYE AGENTS To SOLICIT SUBSCRI-
~ bers for DUKES, Mofgan's Cavalry" now
IN press. This is 2 work Of thrilling interest
and We have no doubt will sell readily. Also,
agents to solicit applications for Insurance &c
Live Stock. against theft.
NEWSOM. GLOVER & Co,
Real Estate Agents. II North Gerry street
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STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
g.. I.-II.....- IL L.. -
II No Ed.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED AGENT OF THF
i BROADWAY MILIG. viii neres4Ir-
manufacture his Flour and Meal az the ROCK
CITY MILLS 20 well known iu this com
llunity for IL good machinery and perfect work
He retains the services Of Mr. r. B. KELLY,
who viii continue % eksrt himself b. accomma-
date our friends and customer. u has also OBJ
tanned the services of aF w. u. KOCkEL. a.
tAiliorj who has berstGl0rs contributed BIZ f1ll
share 20 the reputation 81 ths Rock Cify Mills
Flour. With increased facilities be h0pea o.
meet the fun expectations 81 bis customers
ID. ID. DICKEi. Agent.
Corner Cherry and Line street,.
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For Rent.

TWO LARGE STORES, SUITABLE FOR
L the Grocery or Produce business, situated on
Market. near Broad street Apply 70 Hardcastle
x Henette. or 10 JOHN NJ. LEA
inn o W.
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ADVERTISENIENT.
NEW STYLE.

w ANTED, AN UNMARRIED COIORED
w Lady, to assist a White Woman in the
discharge of her household duties. None with
children, or more than twenty-five uncles, aunts
or cousins. need apply. Compensation liberal
References exchanged.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

The population Of Houston, Texas, Is
now $4,000 In 1860 il had bnt Eve thou
sand inhabitants.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

~. SUMNER STREET. AT PRESENT
" occupied ~ MSS z. 3 A. Barry.
iecls-tf JOHN KIRKMAE,
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view Of the nseesIities Of the legal profes-
sion. and the general public interest attaching
70 the many new questions coming before our
judicial tribunals, We will publish all the i'm
Official sources, (which may be relied upon az
entirely tzustWo thy.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

WANTER

~ and Summer. Suitable for Physician or
Lawyer. Apps TO 80 Ceasr ST.
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OLD STYLE.

HrANTED. A NEGRO WOMAN WITHOUT
w encumbrance, to do the work eff a small
family. To such, good wages and a comfortable
home will be given, Apply at this Office.
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Corner Of Cherry and line streets.
DETAIL PRICES OF FLOUR, MEAL AND
II Feed delivered free Of charge.
l. l. L
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REMOVED.
nR. JNO. W. MORTON, TO
NO. 90 SOUTH HIGH STREET,
Between Church aud Broad.

jan2-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-13

Carolina Railroad, which had il been mnde
IN October, 1866, and strictly adhered TO
would have no doubt transferred tho ship.
mcnt OF more than ten thousand bales of
cotton to Charleston, which reached Now
iofk by The othcr route; to say nothing Of
the immense amount Of merchandise which
was returned by The. same channel. That tho
Charlotte Railroad should receive two dol.
lars on a'balc of cotton (shippcd from Chest or
to Charleston for three dollars) VIC confess
looks unrcasonable; this may DO oharnctcr.
istic Of the Presidents foresight, energy and
policy, but it is not very orcditablo to him
or his direction, if the other Railroads can
prove that thcy too Ike him, 10 not desire
the lions sharc-but although wo do not
Justify the course pursued by the Charlotte
Eailroad, wo have no sympathy for the
PRESIDENT or manager Of any Railroad
whose chyinecriny shW (or you may perhaps
call it malice or prcjudice) requires tho
travelling community to spend c;yhtccn hours
az Colaiadi", "on route to Charleston from
any of tho upper Districts, to say nothing
Of tAc additional expense; and the Charles
| ton "Board OF Trade" nre $50 wise in their
, Own conccit' ns to pass n resolution to soh-
cit the Charlotte Railroad to alter all ills own
arrangements, and change tho schedule too
Of all the upper Railroads from Baltimore,
Richmond or Portsmouth, to ocuomolatc The
President Of tho South Carolina Railroad
and connect with his schedule, whilst tho
latter could very easily accommodate tho
travelling coo.mnnity by extending his one
horse train that now runs rs far as Branch
vi'lo every day; going on directly TO
Charleston as another train does al Mc
sane tine, 10 Augusta. We think the
"Boarl of Trade" had better tho re.
solution referred 10, to the "Banqucting Con-
mittce' to bc dgcstcd after the next lunch
1t their club room. But u word in conclu.
sion. We need not anticipate any change
lor the better III q trading or commcrci al
point OF 'icw, between tho city Of Charles
to" and the citizens of tho back country,
until Charleston acknowledges TINT sho is
not the whole State Of South Carolina. that
ali the concentrated wisdom OF the State is
not TO he found in Broad Street; that there
arc other Railroads and other stockholders
whose Interests are to he consulte ed, rs we'll
az those OF the city of Charloston, and that
those who arc now tpilng and inboring for
Il living ut the ploug!, I,andlc arc not TO be
shyiocked out OF their estates by gentlemen
OF case behind tho counter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-13

RErURN DAY.-Tho Abbevillo pa
pcrs state that only about five hun
drcd eases hayc been returned in that
District, a smaller number than usual. =.
The Anderson Intcliiycncer says four
hundred cases have been returned in
that District.
The Courier says thero will be about
four hundred cases in Pickcns, includ-
ing soventy-fiyo cases sued to last Fall
Term.
The EdgeCell -1avcrttScr reports nine
hundred i'll Edgcfcld, large numl cr
of which were Summary Processes and
suits of Administrators, &c.
Contrastcd with the returns of five
years ago, this state of things speaks
well for tho forbcarance of tho pco.
pic with each other, especially whom
we consider that more than five years
have elapsed since the law vas open.
In this connection, We may mention
that Congress has passed Bankrupt
Act. We have not seen the provis.
ion Of the Act, but incline to the
opinion that almost any kind of bank
rupt law will bring mucl, relief to the
country, and will enable those iii dobt
to DC relieved Of the mountain that
opprcssos them and thoir energy, and
to breathe free after surrcndcring all
their goods and cllattcls, rights and
credits, except what is allowed by the
said Act.
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TAXES AGAIN.

WILL attend at tho different prcoints to
assess property, ard receive tax re-
s"rns ., on the following days, to wit: Al
shiloh, Monday 18th inst, Monticello.
tuesday 10Th, Subcr's. Wednesday 27lh'
na, MnyiiSids or Jacob Fcastcr's, Thursday
,Ssa ESslh' FSasIeryillc, Friday, MARCEL 1st, Bnf-
Ri,laonae, In.1, MonGSy w 4th, pSko, Tuesday 5h,
ii,nrrison's y storc,) Thursday 7, Mr.. John
McC9lly's, Friday 9th, Mr. DaVil Millinu:s.
Monday Monday 1lth, l'rice's, Tuesday i3ih'
J, 11,ongncsyillc, Wednesday 18Th, Gladdon's
Gsroyo, Thursday 1ilh, and at Winnsborn
during court week, (Spring Tcrm) I will
also giye another day al each of tic above
named places, If so requested. I will close
INC books tho LIST day. June. after which
cannot receive returns; and the money must
10 Paia by tho 28th of juno. Employers
WIZ W y. romelnber tha. they arc required by act
OF tho Legislature to make returns of ibcir.
employees, tho oapitation tax runs from 81
to 90 years. r. II. JENNIMns
4 5,'o i'o AA1-7f'Ho 49,, 4. c. +. ID.
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CITI2ENSTIIP.
The Abbcville .Banner;says:

The Abhcvillc .Bannerlsays:
"Tlrrough friend We were last week
presented by turn,p, tho finest and larg
est we have ever seen. lis Of Tic seven
top species, and mammoth in proportions,
its original weight being about eighteen
pounds. In size it is fair specimen from
a field of eight acres, and was grown by
Major II. a. Griffin, rarmcr WHO puts into
practical use his knowledge Of agricultural
science. 10 him our thanks arc due. In
this connection, We might give our readers
some interesting information which wo have
gained relative to the sowing, mode Of cul-
tnrc. and yield of this field Of turnips, did
we not hope that they may have it impaired
through n source moro direct We may
rcninrk-that, for three months past, ono
thousand pounds have been gathered daily
from this field and fed totho stock on he
farm. Throughout the State. Major Griffin
has long been eminent rs highly success.
ful piantcr, and his success is a practical
and convincing proof, ifsuch were REQUIRED,
of the benefit derived from liberal uso Of
fertilizers, the employment of improved
agricultural implements, and thorough
;illaGc There IS need that such examines
should DC multiplied" "