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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-JAS 15.-Before
Justice MCCUNN.

SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-JAN. 1.- Before
Justice McCUNN.
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT PURCHASE.
Whftemore ct al agt Levy.
The plaintiffs sold to Jacob and Isaac Mish large
BILL and according to the plaintiffs story obtained credit
by representing themselves TO be worth $4,000 over ana
above their liabilities, and without preferred debts when
In reality they were nsolvept, and had confessed Judg
ment Tor borrowed money, and were selling the goods
bought on credit at auction for cash. at great discount
They found two pieces OF their goods with the defendant
which they valued at $780, but failed to get the articles
themselves under the repevin proceedings
The defendant under the ruling OF the Court was not
allowed to show how he obtained the goods but claimed
TO have purchased them In good faith The case was
therefore, tried though the possession had still been in
the musns.
The jury gave verdict for plaintiff, 1881 81. -
Mr.. g. II. Smith and r. w. Townsend, for plaintiff; Mr.
Dyctt for defendant.
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ISGs and sTATUARY place by order Of the creocrs Of
Leeds Art Gallery Nos 8T and ss Broad" On We
18th inst at II D. m Among collection original Guido sd
an original Mnro BESIDE several pictures by other eminent ch masters
made Mr. Graves ia Europe from weknowopn
galleries upon unaoubed testimony that these peaf repre-
senied particular artists the genuine productions OF ss
artists The Ishmse vey enc picture BY Chapman w
the artist The busts by Ives were o oo,ne
studio st Separate catalogues OF these pictures VII %
the gallery the evening Of the sale AdVeserent
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KANSAS.

REBELS DIsFRANCHISED-TITE sENATORsHfr.
TOPEKA, Kansas, Jan. 15.-The Senate passed reso-
luton, by vote of % to !, DISTINGUISHING Robeh.
The Senatorial contest is more muddled than ever.
Senator Ross has arrived. Representative Clark
will be here tomorrow. There is great opposition 10
a Republican caucus "a the National Union members
viii vote for a Republican.
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Gard From, Rail. Black & Go.

Por two months past have b,o rife that We lad hnd OF s
pended . =, -. s,,.u. ..,.,.u.-
confident satisfy the many nieno OF 81
house who Aaengy have ymPatb1e WITH our esa a.
las been whether II neoesssry 70 maze hn
public denial report has appeared IN PRINT ana even oeSs
escoed from Europe perhaps better that We should 90 %
vegng half century since me S 80
been dshonored and We No.
he excused Tor DESIGNATING future feel certain 'hs
SUN ''"'No'"' ' BALL BLACK < Co, Jewelers.
Nos y55 and sol Broadway
NsW.York JspuarT 8. 1867. lAdfeuseAs'"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

COLORED TROOPS TO BE MUSTERED OUT
81 TELEGRAPH TO
WILMINGTON. Jan. 15-The steamer Cosmopolitan,
from Charleston arrived having board three com
panes Of the 37h Regiment United States Coored Troops
en- route for Raleigh where the whole regiment viii be
mustered out OF service. The regiment Is commanded
by BreVet BIig-1en Golf.
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INDIANA.
FREDERICK DOUGLAS INSISTS on EQUAL RIGHTS FOR
HIS COLORED AUDITORs.

HIS COLORED AUDITORS.
TEIKGRAPH THK TRIBUNE.
IsADIlHAPoLIs Jan. 15-Frederick Douglas deliv-
cred his Lecture on the Dangers of the Republic
last night and that on Impartial Suffrage" to-
night, for the Young Mems Christian Association.
The Committee had arranged that the galleries
should be reserved for the colOred people
To this Mr.. Douglas so strongly objected
that no refused to speak the second evening
unless the hall was equally open TO all. After much
hesitation this was agreed TO, and tonight under
such an arrangement the hall was better filled tb AN
before. The audience each evening heartily applaud
ed the strongest utteranccs of the speaker
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FIXES
rEHH
PrRR IN WASHINGTON MARKET.


About o'clock this morning fire was discovered
In West Washington Market which destroyed that
portion of the market iown as Fulton Run at Pier
No H North River 1t was principally occupied by
butchers stands The fro is spped 70 nave 9Iig
q a ron rnson mo- No. a7 st dSSlos in IN pork mG:Sn
&C. and was soon communicated to the entire building
After the smoke was first perceived by the watch
fully Is minutes elapsed before the exact locality
be considerable the dealers who occupied
stands in this portion Of the markets but on the building
owing 10 its extremely dlapdated condition, there
scarcely Do SAID u nave been any loss at all.
IN DIvIsION-sT.
At AZ o'clock a. M yesterday fire was discovered
pied by John Veins for the storage Of lumber 1t was
soon extnguhed Loss on stock about $780, not insured
The building is owned by II. j. Fox and is damaged TO
the extent Of 500.
FIRE IN NEWARK TENEMENT HOUSES.
During Monday evening the double threse1st9ry
Newark, was set on fire by the upsetng Of Kerosene
lamp and both buildings badly damaged before IL ok
tngushed There seven families living In the two
buildings Mr. Albert Sauer owned and partially occu-
pied the building whose loss $1,000 covered
by insurance Two other families in that building those
OF Robert KlOck and William Hahn, lost their household
effects and were uninsured The adjoining building be-
logged to John Sble and damaged more than the one
in which the fire originated Mr. sbles loss being SO0
upon which there was 81 900 insurance. Mrs. Potts,
her back sO & SdS German Oo eache WSo
Ve upon the second story succeeded in getting some
the house also sufferers Joseph Solomon who kept
cigar store Oh the first floor loser to the extent OF
$500.
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
TBLEoRArn
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. ia fire in Portsmouth
yesterday destroyed worth Of property The loss
Is mostly covered by insurance.
The fire OccasoEed by the accidental bursting or an
In baking establishment. Forbes and Buts's hard
store on the of King and Crawfordss was
totally destroyed insurance. 1000, which does not fully
cover the loss FtzsmmOns's bakery, where the fire
originated, was totally destroyed insurance unknown.
Mues's bakery was partially destroyed; insurance,
5000 In the immediate vicinity, several other buildings
Mero destroyed; losses trllling.
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MAINE.


AUGUSTA. Mo, Jan. l5.-Nathan G. Hickborn has
been reelected State Treasurer by the Legislature
for the current fiscal year. The subject OF tha
tnations BY the MOrons in Utah has been presented
% the Legislature and referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations for investigation. DR. Rohinson
was a7Ormer citizen Of Maine.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
~ rI1EaRAPm TO rHB rRIBUNs'

bT THLR8RAFH TO THE IKIbVFh
BosToN, JAN ia petition was presenter IL the
Massachusetts, House of Representatives this after
noon in favor of impeaching President johnson. 1t
was referred to the Committee on Federal Relations
which will undoubtedly report resolutions to that
effact
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ton for the LIST Congressional District held in this
city to-day, the Hon. Daniel Marcy OF Portsmouth r
Tie Lon. John w Sanborn of Wakefield, his COM
petitOr q
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5pfrial Noilres.


Nby 4. Phnlen,s Night Blooming Cereus ths most
Docu,.r If all handkerchief perfumes the ladies' HisxSs
amer It. --------z--
Ill of A. Council No. pnstalAiou OF cners nf essaS
year THIS "wednesday EVENING Janus l6 AL
ed to be present NOhhAH q 'hn' '""'-
". II. H. WILCOX, Secretary
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MARRIEU.

swARTyOUT-RvASsOn TOesy Jan Is the reste,es q "
bride by the wm Adams D. d., VIM ssarssons snss
X EySns all Of his city.
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Wall Gafisfiptf.

There different kinds used In this Po durability.
has proved the best have bad one Of ess
machines M than two and tHo q ny seads hsss
also through influence purchased each one Ike H. aey are bs
we'll satisfied Por family there a. an ooavtnd no olr eqea
20 voTs-Ss A. Colby, SaRdsS T. jan TO- l't 10 WILCOX
Gibbs 81 CO-1dUG
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cigar store the first floor loser to the extent o.
$500.
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
n TRLEoRArn
l., A -, mil
SEIZURE BY THE GOVERNMENT.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSl

| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15-The Riverside Glass Com
panys Works at Progress j. were seized yesterday by
the United States Marshal for nOn-paymeht OF manu-
| featuring tax but the matter has been adjusted
Trade Is duh on account Of the storm.
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Manning Goods.

A CARD-w JACKSON, Ne 531 BROADWAY b." ecnstris " >
q BoIabsIse, sne Al Sn ganahssrcSiso
Gloves &c Blades waited vi goods a. ther Iesoen..
suits order short notice No eol broAd~ay opposite Iy ~
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-Before Commissioner
WHITE

HEAVY FORGERY CASE-PBOCEEDINGS FOR EX1ItADI-
TIoN-NEw USE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
A few days ago Charles +. DeIoOscy, COnsul-Cfen-
cral Of the Emperor Of Austria received telegram from
the Minister Of Finance OF Austria nj Vienna, giving the
description of one Adolpb VIM. schwartz aud charging
him with being forgcT OF commercial bills Of Exchange
10 the amount Of 10000 f0rns Further that he had
taken passage by the steamer Bremen for this port which
sailed from southampton on the al inst.
The necessary affdavts were made before United
States Consul White who issued warrant for the arrest
OF the accused Deputy Marshals McCay ana Dryer and
Detective Ticman proceeded 10 Quarantine and waited
patiently several days the arrival Of the steamer She
arrived this Tuesday morning 40 II O'Clock and schwartz
III taken into custody and brought 20 tho United
States Commissioners Ofhcc. The affidavit upon which
the warrant was issued states that Schwartz Is subject
OF the Emperor Of Austria and committed the forgery
within the Austrian douiIons and asks that proceeding
be takcn To have warrant OF extradon issued TO take
The prisoner saws he desires 20 clear his name from dis
grace, and Will make up his mind ~ few days whether
he will return voluntarily clear himself await the
examination here. Commissioners White said that he
could not discharge him for such purpose, and the e1-
facts the State Department would Issue an oNtfHditon
warrant 10 send him back. The examination set
while 10 be rcmanded to the custody Of the Marshal
The prisoner IS below medium .@e OF rather dark com
Before Commissioner OSBORN
ALLEGED MURDER At sEA-ACQUufAL of 1iiE ACCUSED
OS InE GROUND OF JUsrlFIABLE HOMICIDE.
unii'd states sgt Charles martha .
The defendant who was u scannn the ship Galena
on her late passage from thi. port 10 Hamburg, was
charged with numbering the cock ~ the vessel the 10Th
hand spike statement OF the disclosed by the
Dispositions Of certain persons was published ~ ycfter
held for an examination which took place yesterday
when the oral testimony 81 witnesses present ~ the fa
ready shown pretty clearly by the deposition had Killed
the cook self defense being az tho time ~ peru OF his
life the cook holly pursuing him with knife.
The Commissioner discharged the defendant on the
ground that tho homicide was, under the circumstance
Joseph Bell. Assistant T. s District Attorney for the
Government ID. c. BirdsIll Tor defendant
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Wistsr's Bnisas,
nR

Wistsr's Buisam
WILD CHERRY,
The great p,nscea or every affection Of the
i"e s'''' F TnROAT LUNGS AND CiIBSr.
es pot dry nm the coneh and ceAnss ths lungs
all impurities
Prom H. ID. MARTIN, NJ D..
or Mansfield, Tioga Co, Pa -. - "a,
In years Ns'st
viii cherry With great most eheerfuy s"@Asoo
seLeoi with obstinate Coughs. Colds Asthma, NC
~ sale BY
J. p DINsMORE. No % Dey-se, Ne"tofs
And by Druggists and ApOthecAries generally.
strumaIic salt Baths.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
S,rr MANUFACTURING COMPANIES
STRUAIATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign for the cure Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEU MATfSNi.
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDtl
ERUPrIONS Or THE SKIN, &c.. @c-s
fO' 'H" :" =" '' P'"''' Wv Pm HPPRLsBRIMRR. Agent
No. Cedsra
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CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAN. I5.-Betore
Judge SMALLEY.

United States sgt James Gallagher
The defendant was indicted for passing counterfeit
fractional currency and gave bail in $500 to appear for
trial yesterday. He did not appear thinking, probably,
from the summary manner in which other members OF his
fraternity had been disposed Of lately in this court that
il would not be prudent warrant has been Issued for
his rearres and his bdbOnd will DO immediately prose
cuted
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CHANBERs-Before Justice BARE

Elizabeth 8. French agt Chas ". French. Report 0
Referee confirmed and judgment Of divorce granted
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n MON fLLAN.
Court opens at II O'Clock q NJ.
sus
Blo0mer act. Watson.
5io-Bsylrv sgt. stenton.
s5s-Wstrrbury sgt. shiPman.
1it-Maas AT Seventh A'e.R. Go
5.s--JouesagtTbc l1remou's Pun
Insurance Go.
sI9-PomIoy agt shaw.
51g-Wy Die sgt Hall0nay
ont opens q II O'Clock a. m.
Nrs
lI43-Wright agt Lsay.
agt Srwmau.
s-t-Josrs at. Relief los 60.
.1,-iinack - Smith.
sl5-Bsssfort 80. Seymour.
aqf-Legg,'t ~ Lcseh.
5aJ-Ashmeai SGT Martin.
t3i-WttmoFo at hcspedcn.
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rar. Lied by CAHDOLo, J.
No.
4tS-Vau Dyks ~ Hsch
aCa-De Cont ~. kurges'
sag-MeGausghsn agL " .isrs.
81 BohA,n at BAtomc.
s32-ilaunof sgt kelG
:g0-pal'on 49,. Taylor.
4s7-sehuct at Van lloIsira.
Jss-Nfr,hbil. IT,. az TnaA
PARt lL-Heh by DAILY. IL
Nos
Ssl-Ffcsfnsh at. Street
s3i-F0fieus a. I-lIt.sgc Ran
rod tomra1r.
3f1-JYars art Corn lr Tn. Go.
tTr-Nsstsf 90 CorTir.
iu'-Ha-terart Stoct'r. imp'd
en-thru,ihy sst Bird
~ -Erurr at second ave. r. r. ]
90
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MEETING or THE LEGIsIATURE-THE GOVERNORS
MESSAGE THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
RATIFIED BY THE SENATE,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

"A A-Gentieman who suffered for Syeass from
Nervous Debility, Premafnre Decay, and all
: the effects of youttfnl ind discretion, will foc
.the. sake Of suffering humanity, send free te
+ all who need it. therecipe md directions for
making fiiessimpie remedy by which hc MAS
scured SHferers, wishing 10 profit By thezd-
svertisers experience. can do seby addressinE
insperfect e5n fitlence.s = ~ yss;sss
- JOHN B. OGDEN,
; z.ss$ ss.saSss Cedar Sreet New; FORK. =
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e eaompan y. ...,.;....,,y...,es..,..ss

TiiE Mrs. Pa 9RBERh hs most
{ ana portasf faatare of the Order is
sxtfae paragEaso Il which confines In
!. force tRe Act relating to the issue
sef 1--WE hundred thousand dollars
4 IN bills receivable, and the: Act
providing for their redemption.
When it is remembered that the
Tax Order which will accompany
this Appropriation Order, requires
the payment Of one-half of the
State taxes on the first of February
next, except such as are payable
quarterly, and that the amount Of
-: taxation is equivalent to the sum
, appropriated, it is evident that the
value of these Bills Receivable will
appreciate to a degree which must
give them currency throughout
i the State, and make them useful
in all transactions Of trade. Nor
is it unlikely that they will be
available abroad. There are pro-
badly not more than thirty thou
sand dollars Of these bills in circu-
lation, and we understand that
those brokers who hold them are
already tenacious in, their grip,
and demand from ninety to ninety
Eve rather than sell. Therefore,
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sY TE 0FsO sOlTT1IGA GARoIINA,

:. .s4sNbefry Distlist-1n Equity =
John S; Birse and L. B. Aafett, 4dm'rs. Y.
William Bridges, Chas: Bridges and others.
. Bllto sch land to pay ,debs.~e:I
The creditors of tie estate Of Wiley
Bridges, deceased, are hereby required to-
render and establish on oath theirrespectiye
claims, before the Commissioner Of this.
Court, on or before the frstsday of January
CONS Office, Oct. 18th, 1867. ~.
lG-42-l2t.Ss2=sszz2s @l2
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he GhaFl Flestons a Vsaesst thus no
toes Feeens disesyefy Of phos;
phsted manages:s y g ssssssi

- he Ghafl fleStoI SeaeS tHllSG no
tees TIE Fecent sesyefy ef phos;
phsted maaagess ss
oy some time, the eemmun unity
lssss been startletl noEs that
large supply ofa supeljis Quality
o lliigJne 10 aaeriiass had been
. lis6Sv eraa 81 he eity These
runors were 8os. mi a1nheds and d
sseaa has been ganlzea- te
iss { fae i1af ferfial 50 sboEn fifbilS
suppaied BY nature Prof B s.
0zaas IN eoAnaetio with other
Distinguished chemists has fos
. s5nae tine been efs ia ana
lytieal ezperiimeniss which hare
a length proaheed q result ieh
ssxiI give So kshag3estan large ex
sspestiR trade, ard create sbusf-
ness viii sseeaii restore her
rbaer Tll' 8
he deposits ref erlsd to extend
! alen 9he Banks eff ef the hley
sjI5kiiver Ter les and oasist de-
eosnp0sen bones and osGef animal
soIaffiiHi Until they have
at faiaed the onsiistencE of sseH
sEone. Some sam have been
f6aaa eosntafia :Irem so to per
sscepS pure pilates, and there
Is eTerE iaaseati6 tkat the whole
bed IS 30rmede eef Eaanape which IS
iore valuable thar ahe .1ernviaa
guana isa sells ss $50 per. feI,,
Che deposits cover marry square.
miles and may prodnee tens, of
iIliions ef onars. q ! - ssg
Specimens OF this mari er sdes
post ere aken to PAilaae1phia
and shown To- the presidents and
officers ef shas Iasrse fartiiliiziag
works IN sskt & eft They imnfe-
diate Jed at ttentien, as on.
being beet ta q clese alysiss
they showed avery large per cent
szas Of ospbafe of aud a
1aisiiE g and man cemga-
at oaee ossa ahized 81 The
stock hesg taken ana aid In
ca recent me eting Of the Board
saf Directors, held .isi sity the
sgorapaIv was fully saIized and
esssened 4ef silzen fe-
fessoF T.S s. 80 I was ana
afaeasll eesed Press;da and Ges
as: &c a dts
an gaiished anal tiicaI chemist, was
: elee6ed shs Ghegiis { aud So perrin :
stendeas of the Works, and Mr..
taars secretar Of
the eoupan y: s.<.zss.ssgs,sss.s..s.
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:sEe all, then who. love the
J stricken South we send this APP
peal and Ia all Who reverence the
noble dead and pity the sosroWfai
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within yedass after the issue q.

within Eve day 5 after the issue Of
this Order formally, 9the bills
shoaN be nearly at par. Let the
brokers, the banks, and the people
combine eto give this issue value
sandswe see mo reason why they
should net-and a half million of
dollars, more OR less, viii be added
to the circulation .sof the State. !;
money will become easier trade
Will improve, aud the. financial
credit Of our merchants no longer
suffer from the deaWbacks that
have sbeen encountered during the
past year., sg@ t';asss3S's# <a,EEs3gs< ZasEsgs<
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|! STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
District. ,.. -. =. -
Whereas, DR.. William Hatton has applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits CT John Singley, late Of She
district aforesaid, deceased: -
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for. the
said District, TO be holden at NewberTy
Court House on the 18th of December inst,
to show cause, if any why the said Admins
tration should not be granted. p. =
Given under my hand and seal, this 27th
day OF November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven
JOHN L, PETERSON, o.N.D.
Dec. 80 2t.
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Commissioners Notices.
TAPE SOUTH CAROLINA,

&ewberry District-In Equity.
;EmeIine Bradley. vs.. Peter Rode!sperger
'.'' and Others. q. q. -. !. -, -
The creditors,o the cstafe Of Richard L.
Bradley, deceased, are required to render
and establish on oath, before .the Gemmis.
,sioner of this Court, their respective de.
lmands, on or before The first day of January
1861. 81 Las TOMBSTONE, 9. .a. d. :
= CONS Office, Oct, +l4th, 1881: $50 e.
l6=42-l2t. -. =.:s,,.ee.-. =s.ee- *I2 !:
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Read This.

! 1.
| Assgreat many minds are al
work to bring forth a plan for the
rest toration Of our riir1aterpa pros
perny. Hero is a. noy,SSi Susescs,
tion. which. We copy haiti is
worth: -. '..~'*s.I-.- -. :. :,
i DESTROY TIE eoTaos% ssED-rH1
! slesEY sun q Il RaN ii sl EDE FOR TIE souEH
: AEsfrHisa FEsN33 Oct 30s 1867. . .
S. EpIToRs sAPaRAL: I ~ wish,
through yoanpapersto propose, to
:.tles mea Of the, cotton GROWN g
States a. novel; but sure remedy
for thessiilfs that threaten to. ;oyer.
sEhefm VI sei NJ :aass. sIt is short and easily
unae propose to every
planter tu destroy al his cotton
seed except six bushels, SO that
norman eanplant over two acres
next ysear. ~ ho, SheR, VIII agree,
after feeding what his stock will
eat, to destroy !aH has seed except
six bushels : 81 Is E{
The present etop has absorbed,
or lost one-halfsof the capital OF
planters, and anoth er crop at pres
ent rates, will reduce our whole
planting Interests to beggary
80 Eastern eapi tafists, who control
the price Of cot ton, al ways raise
ttbe price on the eve Of Planting
=time-to stimulate production, and
depsess the price when cotton
comes 8 market. Then let the
shout 60 forth from every. South.
efHShill; destroy your cotton seed!
Letia be echo ed back from every
valley, destroy Your cotton seed!
Respect tfnlfy,s7s JoHN.D DAVIS.
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The ststeE.ofS South Carolina

The state5efz South Carolina. ]
tg.sss Newberry District-In Equity. {
fi9siizibethA Boozer, y Henry Boozeg es al
The creditors ofJohn. A: Boezer, deceased,
are hereby required to render and establish
onnoath,1 before fhe tGommissioner Of this
! Court, their respective demands on or be.
fore the afteenth sdagsof January. 1858. -: :
CONS oface, :sILas TOMBSTONE.
= Oct. 1912 3u,.arss < D.. (
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Paris Trail 4"
Excelsior, Single Steel
Reception, Quaker, Double Steel
and all other late styles can be found here
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fort and great convenience of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirts
for single day, will never afterwards vii.
lingly dispense with their use. For chill
dren, misses and Young ladies they are Sd
perior to all others.
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