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Methodist Reunion.

The four Indiana Conferences of the M.
E. Church met together at Indianapolis, on
the 18th inst. No church or ball in the city.
being large enough for the occasion, the
meeting was held in the temporary building
erected by German singing societies. More
than 500 ministers were present, including
Bishops Morris, James, Scott and Ames, as
well as other eminent expounders of Meth
odism; also large body of laymen. Hon.
VIII Cumback, President of the Indiana
Senate, acted as Chairman, and delivered
the Introductory address. The Western
Advocate says:
The occasion was one of profound inter-
est, not only to the ministers, but to the
thousands of laity and citizens gathered
from nearly all parts of the State. The
feeling seemed to be general that one day
was not enough for such a meeting. 1t
could most proftably have been extended
over two full days, instead of being COM
pressed into part of one. The preachers
and their wives, and the visitors, to the
number of twelve or fifteen hundred, were
entertained in the families Of the citizens,
after the most generous manner. To all
illusions by the speaker touching the coun-
try the temperance cause, and the Sabbath,
there was but one responsibility raust be
sustained One rebellion has been fought
through and, if need be, we must go
through another, even though it be more
formidable, to sustain the cause and day of
the Lord. Memories of the reunion shall
linger in our heart. Not long off is the day
when seme Of the fathers who participated
in its exercises shall reach the ford that di-
vides the two worlds, and, crossing, will
have final reunion with those passed on
before-the men and the women who did
the pioneer seed-planting for God and
Methodism in Indiana. To them, and those
they shall meet, the greeting on the other
shore will be triumphant. No short days
in heaven; no two or fve-minute rules to
limit us in telling our experience; no faded
eyes, no wrinkled checks, no husky voices,
no palsied limbs"
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REAL ESTATE TRANsTBRs.-The following aae
the real estate transfers registered in the Office Of
the County Court Clerk for the week:ending Octo-
Der It'll, 1867:
Thomas NJ Mitchell to 6. Baumgardner, lot in
Knoxville for $3.50.
Thomas NJ Mitchell 10 Jefferson Toole, lot in
Knoxville for $780,
A. Charney and John Shsngwell to Thos Fitz-
gerald, lot in Knoxville for sls5.
Andrew and VIM. Park to Victor Burger, lot in
Knoxville for 1850.
The same to N. D. Bearden, lot in Knoxville for
s6O7
G. B. Lamar to s. Munson, lot in Knoxville for
$500.
The same to John r. .Branner and Others, lots in
Knoxville for Sll,64O.
Wv. s. Mccall to w L. Faust, lot in Knoxville
for 500.
D. A. Deaderick, c. and NJ to s. Bissenger lot
in Knoxville for $780,
Andrew and VIM. Park 70 a. Kennedy, Jr., lots
in Knoxville for 81, 500.
The same to T. NJ. Mitchell, lot in Knoxville for
$4,000.
Hugh and Mary McCanghey to S. Bissenger, lot
in Knoxville for 50 600.
S. Bissenger to Mary McCaughey, tract of land
in Knox county for $1,000.
Knoxville for s1lo.
Temple and Rodgers to Moses and Ann Smith
lot in Knoxville for $500.
Hugh Collins to J. w Stewart tract Of land in
Knox county for $500.
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people. The test he has successfully borne
is Of all tests the most severe, for the Office
of a District Commander combines civil
and military responsibilities, and the mere
soldier or the mere statesman would have
failed to discharge them both. The moral
OF the enthusiasm his visit to the North
arouses is that an American soldier has only
to do his duty to secure the approval of the
people, Sheridan is not welcomed simply
as a military hero, for we cannot forget
that his acts in peace have been as impor-
tant to the country as his victories in war.
His course in the past seven years is unit.
We cannot divide the memories of the Five
Forks from those of New Orleans, or cheer
for the cavalry hero and turn away in 81
lenee from the District Commander. Gen.
Sheridan must BE judged by his entire re-
cord, and the welcome New York viii
give him tonight should be worthy of the
metropolis worthy of the great soldier
who so perfectly represents the glory of his
eountry's arms, and unquestioning obedi-
ence to her laws.-Nsa0 York Tribune
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A Second Lazarus.

'e'elAl weeks since the Conservative pspoH an
nounoea That one Of the militia AZ jackson had bo,
ana killed Thomas NJ. Hartmas, citizen Of tina,
place, and an eH-rebel oRoer The r., pr,,. .,,s
the Mes'e"ser Of this city published ..v.r.l ,;,,
AIRY notices Of Hsrsmas in oonnoc,io,
the militia. HArtmas was sho, IN, -, 1S''os VI
rebel paper where he lives tells "a 10 80 nc
We are glad 70 hear tbia although Ia .e'''
rebel.
Bow diferent the spirit Of the loyal man f,0,.
that Of the malignant traitor. When AlUaon Case
State senstor, wAs assassnated, solely because h,
wAa loyal, the Conservative editors Of the Memphis
Avalanche, Nashville Banner, and Others elapPe'
their hands for Joy, and said the murder OF Cas-
was "righitous retribu.ion"
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M. HENRY MAXWELL and SAM. MILIIGAN W Al
LEN SALTS.
Dodd sued defendant Salts by warrant before Just. a
the Peace who trial. give judgment against the painta
for $0O0 Hesremovedhe cassidy writ CT Certorari 10 ~
Circuit Court where trial before Jury a Verdict was
found against hm for S656 Fer this the costs
ror his securities for prosecution latter by writ 81
error, brings the here insisting by the terms Of
their Undertaking they liable for the alone
The prosecution bond bears date in February 1855 and
anterior to the CODE 1t contains penalty but Is
raj obligation to call such and damage az NAV be
awarded BY the Court failure prosscue and
we agree e pay all costs aforesaid failure aforesaid
Gan the securities be held liable? and
BY the act 1907 chapter ST. section l. the party suue
out wrs Corsri Srpsdias required to execute
bend with approved security in double amount Of the
of payable to the opposite party,
doned that the shall be void If party bis
certorar with effect in he fail that he will perform
whatever Judgment should be and rendered BY The
Ceu TT in the cause The bond in this widely differ
ent.
held the case Of Trplett vs. seay Yer Is
that although the conditions of bond nos embrace
everything required by act of Assembly, nevertheless udg
ment be rendered il extent of te condition
or commensurate with the undertaking of the party
This has been the constant practice of this court Whom
appeal bonds required to be conditioned for
OF debt damages and COSTS if the condition pay
ment Of damages and costs that extent
only and If for costs alone the judgment will be but for
cOsts2 Yerger 3d. Yerger I9s 4g6 Yerger 90 Itis in
sisted however, that bill Of exceptions taken in.
the bond upon which the judgment given
and thus making it point of the record this Court cannot
look at it.
All prosecution bonds constitute part Of the record Of the
cause IN the Court in which they given will
Court. ~
It follows therefore, that plaintiffs in error are IiahI far
the cos ., but not for the amount Of the recovery
The Judgment viii be reversed and corrected accordingly
true copy. MAYNARD
NJ. L. PATTERSON Clerk "Dse'
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JEFF. DaTis-.-HIs Last War Counsel.

In Baltimore newspaper called the
Southern Home Journal, Mr.. E. A. Pollard
describes the last council of war held by
Jefferson Davis. This conference was held
in South Carolina, while Davis was in re-
treat. and only few days after the issue Of
his proclamation of April 9Th, in which he
urged the South TO an amending conflict
The proclamation was issued before the sur
render Of Lees army, an event, says Mr..
Pollard, (which appeared TO determine the
last hopes OF the Southern people; to con
vince them that further prosecution of the
war was useless, and even criminal in a
iruitless consumption of ruman life" Mr..
Pollard adds
Not 80 with MIR. Davis. He wa. ran.ar,~
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A. ). Thonfsurgh v. ". 4. Williams.
APPEARING FROH THE

q . Ae2ii'sarsn -. v. I. Williams.
I APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
a DAEIf hled IN tlal ease, The defendant W. r. wisa.
has removed hiraselfcr SO concsas aim elf 40 The
process Of law cannot Be served upon him. and k.vs ~
~ shment against the estate Of The
Dsiere jonathan Larrance Justice Of IN
oL yenerson ccsEty, Tennessee and the ssus having
aPon ne property II 10 therefore ordered b.
ne aeiendant appear before him one
M w Disrret IN the town Of New Market cy Of
49, tSsssnsssee, on the rst hoEaay Of April. ls and
e-es ~ sny hs has, why hnsI Judgment sboa' not b.
49, asainst Nm, or The vii BE- procssds8 with
srte 10 further ordered that this notice BE- published
ioar successive weeks in BroWnlow's Whg
OCT s-4t pf3e JONATHAN L1REAECE, j. p
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SUPREME COURT OPINION.
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE, SEPTEMBER TERN, 1867
THoNIs g, coLDwELL, ATTORNEY sEsEAAL AID HgroRTEs

| hNoAWbLE, TENNESSEE, SEPTEMBER TERN, 1867.
THoNls r. coLDwELL, ATTORNEY sESEAAL HSroRTEs.
TH0s. u. DAY, Plaintiff in Error, JOSEPH II. JOHN.
SON and CATHARINE JOHNSON.
Defendants convicted by three justices
fOrcibe and unlawful derainure Of certain
writ possession awarded hs plaintiff within daya ar
trial they obtained Of the Peace an
writs CT cerorar supersedas In the Gruft
Court an nenectua motion made 10 dismiss the petition
ana the pan excepted Upon the trial the verdict and
judgment for tho sxcsptons
The Code, sections provides that ne execufio
writ possession the nnt
after the lapse Of I'VE days the rendition Of he dg
meD At any time before ia exected
either party take the Circuit Court bv
tioroT and an appeal will also lie within two days al
oWea ~ law as In other cases Whether the cerorori
gsntabe OF course without the disclosure OF merits BY
petitioner Il not necessary in this Decide since the
petition sets forth merorous defense which has been
seen, prevailed the trial And in Hale vs. Laudrum
Hump 81 u was held sufficient for not appealing
that the party unable give the security required The
petitioners IN this assign the fer
within the two days allowed "that owing their poverty
they were not able TO give the security required b.
There Is no erer in tho record and the Judgment
hrmed.
true copy. MAYNARD,
Test rnsrIaf 5uSge
NJ. L. Patterson. Clerk
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TO coNsUMPrTvRs

The RET. EDWARD A. WILSON win send frss Of charged
% all iFh0 desire IT, the prescription directions r
nelu and using the simple remedy BY which be cured
Of Eig Affection and that dreadful disease Consumption nj
only object % benefit ts afflicted and hODes ever
ferer viii try this prescription IL VIII them nothing
and may prove q blessing Please address -o'
REV. EDwARD WILSON
ST rvs - - WI
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President JOHNSON is still as stubborn and ego
tstic as ever insisting that in the recent elections
the people did not know their own minds and that
they viii yet indorse his dead and rotten policy
In great man such vanity would be insuferable
In second rate demagOgue it is simply ridiculous
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ssensieman who suffered for years from Nervons Tebft
Pranre Decay and all the effects youthful ndserstIon
VIII Tor the sake OF suffering humanity
need IT, the recipe and directions for making the simple rene
~ ~ which he Wss cured Sufferers wishing prsht By
Adfertsers experiences do By addressing psrfst
conhdeuce- JOHN B. OGDkF,
nav sly a. CIR STRAIT rer YORK
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INFORMATION.

Ipfornaiion guaranteed % produce uxuriant eroth Of
hair upon bald head beardes face also recipe To- bs
removal OF Pmpies Biofehes, Eruptioas etc. on the skis
ieaying the son clear and beautiful be obtaned
without charge By addressing
THOs. r. CHAPMAN CHEsrsr.
sept lS-tmys SO Broadway New YORK.
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AID THE HAPPINESS
An ESSAY Tor Young Men on Crime Of Solitude and the
Physsoa! Errors Abuses and Diseases which create iE-
pedimens MARRIAGE with means Of Relief Sent
ia sealed lester envelopes Of charge. Address Dr.
sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa. Oct 2-3m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHIGKERQ
Marriage and Celibaey,

DR. LAHoNrE's CoRR0LIA will force Whisksrs the
smoohet face chin Hair bald heads Never known
to fail. Sample trial for 10 cents. Address
oct9 Gm REEVES & CO., IS Nassau St., New York.
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Book AND jon PRINTING of every descrip-
ton done at the Vino Office, on short notice
and reasonable terms.
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WHEATON's OINTMENT will cure the Itch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores
WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of the
Skin.
Prizes 80 cents by mail 90 All Druggists se IT,
WEEEs PorrER, Boston, ProprietSTs.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday svsning the I'd instant o'cloek tho
residence Of the brides father, BY Nathan Bachman.
Knoxvilie, Tennessee.
LousyIs1 suraa please copy AID asua hill % this oass.
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HDQ'Rs TENN. STATE GUARDS, /
Nashville, Oct. 2, 1867 I
By command Of Brig. Gen. ]. A. Cooper,
d. NJ. NELSON,
Colonel and A d. G..

OF course the order was obeyed, Mayor Brown
saying that be yielded only at the point of the bay
onet.
The militia bvouacked for the. night near the
Court House, and guard was placed over the City
Hall. 1t is said that Chancellor Harrison has re-
fused to grant injunction against the new board,
and it is not probable that the citizens of Nashville
can obtain any relief from the courts.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-10-09

I'm New York World Democratic, does no. ap-
pear 70 believe that lis party finds ID. Pre.iasa, a
advantageous ally Il says:
soc,s1 ah migai as wisely think 10 improva n,
Ted wife =. oy living with somebodvis renpdis.
advsnssys. Tor the emosratic party 70 erpeet a.
unsaoeessf,l adopting, In the laat DAYS az 81,
e''S " Their sh"'niss and popular Win sssaass
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MARsHAL's SALES.

KI WIKI E OF nv ALIAS FL IA
- Issued from Office Of iha Clerk % the Dssrie Co..
o. ths United States for tbe tsfn District Of Tsanesss
Anoxrs, on the ist a-y =. october 1917 q directed
viii expose public sale On the 18th day Of Novtr 49,
the highest bidder FOX cash in hand A. ~. s.i
ueeL ~ t9s 80 tsAnsssee ali the right title
ele.t - ~ > nfgtf has had In and
lard IN the l7th Civil Disfrief * Rlotant es,, =
joaing ths ssnds o. the WIDOW (sofsle,ls - ,-,f 80
James Harrison, lying the Tsnnssses river -
acres net asesrtanad- said property vas -
~ ths United states Rsvsnuo AGENT f5r ssstion - -
property OF said Harvey Bright bat Fas sfararIs -
stored by decree o. said Court and n reains tbrs
% secure the costs Of suit which said property vas levied on
- me property Of said Harvey Bright satsfy judy
ment Tor costs obtained said 2ith dSv
Harvey 3. Bright.
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LIABILITIES
RESOURCES.

STATE OF TENNESSEE L r. n Me1lTn. sSS.OiiyS5 y
Noanty OF hnox the first National Bank ~
Knoxville, Tenn, do solsrnI,
swear that the above Statement
Is true TO the best Of ny knoTT
and belief
tSigEedl R. II. MoCLUEG,
Cashisr.
i :" and subscribed before this sth day Of Octo
Seoctd 4, j. G. S. McDANIEL, Notary PESlc
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STATE o. TrSsEssEE, C0llpraoLLER's Orrlcs
hAsHvIIzE TEsS., July 1st Ise7-
l. g. Blackburn Comptroller Of the Trsasqry do hare
oy certify that the Saint Louis Mutual Life Tnsursncs Con
Pany located az ST. Louis IN the State Missouri has vro
auoed 70 me satisfactOry evidence said COMPANY has
complied with all the requirements laws q the stss Of
tennessee imposed Insurance Conpanies and fbsr
eer that Thomas l. Scott Special gent said Company
also computed with see requirements Of the the
state, made snd provided in eases
Nberefere, said Saint Lo1is Life Insurance 1ooa
ny has authority 10 take and transact The bnss -
Inauranee Ia this state, At Knoxville.
teis@edl G. -. BLACKBURN
COmptrolisr Of shs Treasury
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B. MCDANIEL.
pY VIRTUE OF An ALIAS FL IA.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS FL FA.
IL iisaed from the once Of the Clerk the District Court
Of the United States for the District Tennessee
Knozve the is dag of October, ls07, directed,
VIII % public sale the seth day Of November, 1867
20 the highest bidder for cash Ia hand the
door In the city Of Knoxville, Tennessee al she right, title,
claim and interest that Thomas Henry has bad IN and %
the following described property owf One tract Of and,
covering several smaller tracts IN the sih Civil District 81
seser county, Tennessee ssninE the lands Of Mc
~, UndeTdoTn and others, nuear c net seer
aiEed Said heretofore seized b. TIE q =
consaation the property o. said mo
Henry, restoFed ~ decree Of sd
10 of % suit, ghica
said property levied the property q said i2snes
for costs obtained IN Had Court
gu he sil y OF Janaary lsg favor OF ihs gnitd States
and against the said Thomas Henry.
p. MCDANIEL.
oct at pc T.. 3. Marshal
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Evervbodu.
ERRORs an voTTmrT

MuTp OF single should sendto p o. Drawer sla. R.st.,
Mass, i9r important cont 9sEfl1l circular sret93r
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SUPREME COURT OPINION.
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KNoxvILLE, TENNESSEE, SEPTEMBER Tern, 1857.
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REFERENcEg
Agency Office for East Tennessee. No Il
Gay Street.
THOs. l.. SCOTT
ATTACHMENT

sRrAgsnss wanted 10 canvas. the ,,a.... s'a
meats offered -s' "ood induce
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KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1867.
THOMAS H. coLDwBLL, ATTORNEY REPORTER.
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DIVIDEND OF JANUARY ], 1851,
FORTY PER CENT.
Amount at Risk Az O5O o5O

Greatest Amount insured on any single life, sio,eeo.
The Amount Of capitai Stock rad up is ss5,s5o.
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SUPREME COURT OPINION.


MAKYvILLE, Blount County, Tenn, S ept. 10th
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-24

Iouss Bs1rhaus Miss Julia Jugnot Miss Csrenne
not BuiNinRle John Bulls, Chas Brown, Tnso oc9Mn'
Go Go q Winrsfd bingham John Lynch John Giles,
West, shelton Downey and @ay' saa toip; ?;
cienon g whitaker, A Mixer. Miss " Gay Miss @
OSs, Mrs q johnson. Mrs Roddin, Mrs l. Co3k
and two children. Jas Carey, J Hmtpen' nSuef0'n'
Margaret Boyle and 10 in steerage
Per steamship saragossa, for New YorkTWm Dunn,
d G Campbell q Juntzen, Slattery, + DAWSON, M Z
Churchiii Hunt Mrs NJ W Heath and child, Miss
SaiIe Capers, Mrs HirschAeld and three children,
Chas L Brown, Robert Stewart, Mrs Millsri Levy
Alexander, Hugh Thompson Mrs &c Jordan, miss miss
Mary simpson, Miss F Brown, Miss d Blake, I Came
we'll johnson, Chas Wohaupter, 0 Wilbur
Chas Bingham lady and two children and IL IN steer
age. ,..,.,.,,,,, rr.,Lo
Fernapdins via savvsnnah-Gen Owens. Miss Pier
son. Miss Croft, Mrs Gilchrist DR. Bannght Col
McRae, G Lewis, B Curtis. Gen McRse, g " Hunt unit
F R Pond. h Hamilton, Roggs, King. Dr r1. Crs
ven. q Mercer Mr. Leonardy, 3 Dibble, and deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beaufor
| and Hilton Head-A NJ Bulard. Hess, DR. Ganahl !
Cooper, Cooper Judge Wordin' and wife, l. Harrii
und wife W Allen Jas Salvo. and on deck.
Per steamer w Frazier nom Edisto and ROCKVILLE
Lancaster, NJ Johnston, Mrs Beckett MIss M = !,
Beckett Mrs Bentz and servant, W Miken, n
Whaley and on dock
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st.te rte,,...

Tn ETEa's MOUNTAIN RA1RoAp-This old-es-
tsb6shed, but Of late demolished institution, is
gradually being reconstructed regular force ts
arrives. and the track has been brought to within
two miles Of the depot II the work /, carried on
With the energy exhibited for the last few weeks,
the esrs az our citizens vii. soon be saluted with
ths snortot the. ron-hmse.ss so sound whien en- mas mas
pleased to learn that the engine belonging to thus
road. which was sent to Columbia for repairs dur
ine The winter is ready for delivery end viii 30
hare hs week Tho Arrival o. ;,dg sms engine & VII
has thus lar been carried on under great dlthcul-
tica.- Yorkctge Esqssyer.
fn1 WIATHEB AID CRoPa-We have been Ia
Spre6 f1arinGi the last few days with renesmng
srsSns, which have quickened vegetation and re-
viyed the growing crops. The crops OF gram are
that IN, good time there will be no lack Of s'seed
fnr3thelsowar and bread for the eater The wheat
harvests are very abundant, as large quantities
have been the hss Deen In a5e
infnishet price Of Eheats which has bean selling
t51fsi Ga learn, Is lnw as as per bushel. With
such facts before us, We may well ANTICIPATE the
speedy advent Of smihng p!enay and tho rapid
Esin. This, indeed, affords substantial consola-
Hon after ali that we have suffered amid 80 many
eYils, present and prospective AtbeoMe Press.
VIZ WrArHEa.GD During the past week, this inn
mediate vicinity has been visited with superabun.
Ssroe s ,onerai shrouShout the District, some SEQ
Eons not having received more than wasnecesssry
10 the xeners3 So much rain is not favorable
70 hsryesfine the wheat crop, but as yet We have
hesrH 81 rIo ditaage being done. The cotncrop is
-, c., We have receiyed from Mr..
n K. S. Monson stalk of cotton, seventeen inches
=: =. h S.;.St h.y;no asva,aI ,iimbs already thrown
~ hegas' as aa.;nas severaI tarms We are told it
ou rnI,ad nS so fea Of sew eral acres Of which
& is 8 fsir sampleo We should like to have lien
IN that cotton t1ield or to hear from the man who
an Ea5ifffs Clarendon Press.
,sTSsys;x,r m s.11pA.-On Saturday night, very
49, aims ieli on the uppcr Salndas, much heavier
hsr sacs;ans ma Is Wond sea rom the fact
fhsf the Sainds forks afl1 main stream, Of course,
3ne o6 seyerni bridges. We regret to learn that
DTnhams "a Bridge, on the Anderson road, has been
carried GTeeauiae Enterprise. -
. ,Y,hs Court OF EQUITY for Abbeyille District was
,,!psnsJ there on the 10Th. says the Press, his
Manor Tanry d. Iesseane. Of Charleston, presid-
mo fhe Press further saws; s.. '.is-I
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WrArHxR AxD CRops-H has been raining for
the last two days. We understand that 30 tar the
wheat is unin3ured, but for corn and oats nobody
ever knew Of o better season. The gardens are
affording profusion Of vegetables, such as snaps
squsshes, ououmbers, cabbsges, indeed every va
mss I them at this sasson.-GIa,soNe Times.