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PAINTS, Oiis, &c.-1ia advertisements, ur AIessl,.
MN. NJ Bl"D 4 Co., Ia lE seen in amuhc'
collmn, Will convince our readers that the cap
tic' OF this article E not mara uirc to catch th
eyes OF tue public. Alcssrs. ". Al. BInp K TO.
have at their stnnd No. 2)1 East Ray, not only
full supply OF Paints, Oils. Varnishes, &C., hut
are the agents for Hows:'s Scales aud MAnviys
Fire Proof Safes. Their stock ia from the first
hands, and everything sold is guaranteed To he
what IL 10 represented Nicssrs. BIRD 4 Co. have
enjoyed an extended reputation fur business
capacity, &e., and ale prepared TO guarantee
the'r CUSTOMERS Tho best terms that offered in
TINS chy. Their stock i'd largo aud varied, AMI
should command attention. We rofer all WHO arc
interested i'll house building material to No. 2Oa
East BAY, and thoy Will be served 10 the best Tint
can be obtained.
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THE BENl TONlG MON, IN lSIl !

4 NACroHDANCE WITH 'raE rO.lowISC ACr Or
L thr ioJiSlalnre rlIael autI ,tiS or D.raiInsr
issG ali sons sousu.neh htly uitiir 10 ,.n ii
ti''- oIir i'n 'air 'ai 'tc ,.l,tr.l Ia immediately
". u, SMrIn.
\Iktt II
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$4,000

OF THE ABOVE GOODS, MADE UP III THE
MOST SUPERIOR MANNER. OF THE BEST
DRY MATERIAL. ranging in size FROM rEIE
SMALLEST TO THE LARGEST EVER USED
TN BUILDINGS, which ho oilers To.D,y FOR
CASH, at prices to compete with New York city
Tor the Same class and character uf Goods.
fhese Goods have all been manufactured with
especial rafursnca to tho wants Of tbs people OF
this section, AND APPLICABLE TO THE KIND
OF BUILDINGS ERECTED HERE. IT IS ALTO
aErHER DIFFERENT FROM THE CLASS OF
WORK USUALLY BROUGHT TO THIS MARkE1,
FOR SALE. BEING ENTIRELY OF A SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
III connection With The stock iu store, AIr. RUS
SELL. MANUFACTURES TO ORDER ALI. ODD
SIZES at his largo and complete establishment
OVER JNo. 4. TAYLOR 4 CO.'S MACHINE
SHOPS, pRITCHAED STREET, NEAR last
BAY, where he has all the late Improvement, of
Machinei!, aud every facility for manufacturing
this matcrial az cnoap as ii can be done IN ANY
Northern city.
We request all to give as call OF our Storo,
No. HAYNE STREET, next door TO Gro. w
WILLIAMS Co., and examine for themselves
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a" ACT f0R THf BrlTEE rhnirrrto% sr,a.uS ,SD
iMNiGh,Nrs ~ iHf rnGr l>p d,inoa GnAi.lia.
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March 40.

WTE HAVE USED aALLIaHAN'spu pu1s Ann rrs,,
chssrfnlls recommend them to pnbs fsror .'' ana
II q mAitS, stGi,f6nG, fE65;15ssTnor % Of Alab.ms;
EoBT AL yjge asu1 pssns ei ,ss, esn9,
nott raD mat Hs; }gDsE Judge suprsm. Court
iSsn Sr Fever and A2us and ind them al as claimed
Montgomery. Ala. September 90 1855.
n,,,,ou,uo r.vs, LoySprs % Gny;I!. Alaba,a.
They are deridaily The beet medicine for Chills ami -
Yer eyer gave ~"ili not he without thsra for aSu
''mss the prize. IA GRAHAM.
w AMERlcUs. April II, 1867.
Of t;!s and Fever Thsy sra ho IrCa h.s me perfectly
'hiiis anu Fever ever saw. 4. q. RoNAi.D:ioH.
CLERK 'inperior Court, Sumter County. Ga.
~, ~ , MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 9. 1864.
nALidHANs PILLS on two occasions for uS,i, s1
Fever, and lind that thfy elect all that they arc inten
sGl, s5 @ ss,; t
dram, saS KesErst@lIy, ;ss1@ ", ptNLsAiRF.
ALBANY. a.. March II. 1857.
chls and Foyer, with perfect success Thsy srs Il.
"'st Fever AMI Ague Fill put up. -y'L. I0'
wiloLF2ALE IN CHARLESTON, ny
GG1DRIcH. WrNEMaN X ca,
No. l6l aIeetiug street.
And by tll Drlagiat5.
HLtJtIST u HALE
PHOpRlEToiiS,
MAY - Giao Montgomery. Ala,
: JUNK-sIIOpS.
/ H,t OFFICE CLERK or COUNCIL,
. ,,,,,,, - July -, 1867.
TURR.aR0p KEEPERS AND PEDDLERa vino
e. have p.ade Application for LIGENRES are hershv
hothed to report Ut this efaca Immediately.
,,o. ". II. SAItTa h (.
F. - oun 80 Clerk OF Council
NOTICE. = ="
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,
.,,,, CuAnLrsToy y. O.. Mny 4 1871 I 1.
INHE REGULAR INspECTIoR OF TlE LOIS Avn,
inrlo5nrcs. vaults, &C., will commence on Uoadavl
tx1 o. tns Ownors and Occupants tro hereby rsairc
70 see thai their prcisea In good Condition ma thss
~. nun anu Rsfbage 10 removed required by OrdJ.
lanee Other inspections will follow. ~ ! | 1s4I ~.
8S order of Msyor GARLAND. Il. s IS i5IE I,.4
c. d. sIdWALD N.
ot'-fef POLICY,
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For convenience, Economy and
CheapnesS, The greatest Labor
Saving Machine iEaL can be
put on Il Plantation.
OPINIONS Of THE IEOl.LE.
ALLISpALE. EAu,,NutI DIsruI,-r = a,

Marrh !, i,aG1.
N|ssrs. Litir G Htrih1H:
fESrIEiirS us,il during tlin llsi asI,,, "nc of
"ingersois Portable Cotton lrrssrs purchased uf yau
last Scp;srr. lave always berii ptjuisel In FAVOR
af tile ':'rrrw prRs. AMI nothing Int uIrr4,v in.
tlusc' me Ia try 3ny other. take plcarurc however, IN
niuE nv testimony IN favor al lis cniir adaptation tu
the wants oil cotton pantatUi II lIas srtiass,I
tT' hands. We: prefer fur twn at each lever. Ny
baes all wcighe': 5ll hs' The hrat lut sen, tn
market averaged 5d5 l.s. My nirrsson IL that Cj ls
IS about The capacity OF the Prss greater number
Oi pounds suEcc, the oilowbock too much rsl ,u-
less the sides ~ Tho cotton box incrrasrd. would
was ten inrbsa longer In haste am. very respectfully
Your ohadlsnt servant. &c.. Il. ". I.AWToN.
i. $. took my Pres= down sud carried souC tour
miles 10 aSt tie 'rop of leighbor who failed have
''Screw' bGiit he was much pleased that he has
determined to abandon the Screw nud purchaae I'm,
ssraous Pfess Il. ~. l..
OFFICE OF kE;d's MoUi;Taia RAILROAD COMPANY
ioErTTLLE, 5. c., April lE, 1867.
CLINT EaET have JUST received your letter OF Feb
Fuary lNl-uFon inJ Irturn to this place. ph-
scncc CT Two nonths-and this reply n,Y c too Tor
your "Dr5cIpyc Circular OF IngersollS Cotton Prcss
Tic Press used III pscEing my collon last year
worked a1mrsbly, packing, With 6U1 To 5a5
lbs. With gorl active hands 10 50 UNI satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty hacs might rca.lily lie
packed in q day.
This Press combines tho ADVANTAGES OF rhtneas aud
consequent portability and simplicity ibeiRg easy
aged D., my one Of ordinary intcEenctl. conf
pressing Iorcc. with litla native pawrr and .issi Int
not least taw0rkrtl entirely hy ,d tins ~ wing Ir
tho farm horses tlla har lalor Imposed uI0u ilun by
tho usc oi tho ordinary ''Scrrw.'
Respectfully. &c, yours. Z. NJ. LAW
To LITTLE & MARSHALL. Charleston, s. q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
aIIreas
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Auction Snics This DAP.
AiLLtoAH Son will stl tina day, at 10 O'Clock on
fraser's Wharf, one dat. Gi cot long, l3 feet beam,
fert hold.
CAMPBELL, KNOX 60. will sell ihis day. 10 O'Clock
Al telr cLs suction house. No. 65 HsssI street tall
dry Hoods.' fancy gools boots aud shoes, &c.
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REGISTRATION ,S THE CRY,
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REGISTRATION in CoLLEToS DIsrRicr.-wc have
'eseiyed the following returns from the first pre-

REGISTRATION Is "CnEIAw CouRr liousr
AND ''sTEERrES SnlNos' PREciNcrs CHESTERFIELD
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MrssR3 II. ii. BADEHK0P & Co.-Thcso erntIe-
men hayc added another lanret to their brows. aud
in becoming public caterers have shown that they
are servants oftllo public and see! only their wei
fare. The well known spot in Meeting street has
beoE metamorphosri into M ealing houso. and
IN addition to the har, which was Ole OF tho fla
lures OF tho room, AFRO NOW to be seen certaiu
booths and marble topped tables, which portcnI a
fnture far different from the past. Mr.. BADIyuor
has fortunately secured The services OF Charles
Roberts as caterer, AMI cuisine under his manage
1nent is equal 10 any that can be found. Those
who were present dnring tho times that tried mons
souls will remember tho disinicreated Kindness of
1toberts, whom orr troops passed through ths civ
weary and fuot sore. Tho sympathy VAS all that
could be gvcn--bnt IL has been abun,lantIy re-
compensed by tho patronage bestowed upon
Hoherts. He is known TO bU caterer of great
ability, and hs Connection With tho saloon OF
Messra. DADENH0p & Co. is n s,ire card for public
Favor.
At present The establishment Is arranged for ihe
accommodation Of iew parties, who might wish to
take private meal OF indulge in q petR somBeS.
Tho chef d. cuisine il man Of marked ability,
anu we convinced That 4cssra. RApENuop& g. Co.,
will moi suffer by the change. We are able foYu-
nately, to speak from experience, and can cordial
ly recommend the cuisine OF Charles Roberta, A.
second to mono in tho city. Messrs. BADESnop &
Co., arc now prepared to serve their customers
with both liquid and Hod refreshments, and VIC
advise all who cnro about enjoying life here below
to pay thoin visit insaner.
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FHn INLAND Ala LINE RoUrE.-Tho Wilmington
Pos says: "Wo call attention 10 tho following: dis.
patch by tho now and cntcrprisiuS line over cur
Railroads.&c. lot or cotton shipped from Choraw, S.
c., by J. q. MEuLIN and a. BENTON, on tho 3lst
August, reached Now York ciE Wilmington by the
Inland Air Limo in sixty-cight hours from Chcraw.
Wo may also menl,on that goods from Now York
to Charleston, to SroLL, WrDB & Co., were order
cd On Monday and received in Charleston ON tho
following Friday. wo are also informed thut
WELLS Bios, W. J. REID, Ii. J. poNaLp.os aud
"liicrs III Choraw received goods from New York
III less than sixty-six hours"
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NEW JEwLI.Er SroRE or Kiyu sTEErr-As
will he seen by an advertisement in anoIhcr col
uInn alr. l.. il. SIDpoNs has opened, at No. 30i
hing Htiect, near Wc6twGrth, n new, thorough
and complete Jewciry Store. III addition 10 the
USUAL recommendations, Mr. SippoNs brings 10 his
business . thorough and complete knowledge Of
its general d6tails, and Lpns practical iewoler.
hc tan ensure 10 tIss customers personal aiiel.
ti6n Ia their Grd"TH aud il enabled to guarantee
perfect workmanship in every detail Ills store is
we'll anpplicd will every article known 10 tho
trade, and his experience enables him 10 warrant
tine goods Bo!d IL be IA represented. Tho stool;
hns been sciectch expressly for iB market, nn,
ConpriucE tihhn goods thai are most acceptable 10
our ctizong. such M Watches, JCMclEy in iiB Sari-
Gus descriptions, S.IvGrwarn, DC.
In addition ~ hin bii3HosJ u .IDHr!cr Mr..
SIDpoHg having eighteen :.arh experience in The
trade, in fully capable OF Attending to lio wants oI
his cuhtIIncrs in every RESPECT, no; only IA a
Jtwcidr bnt AZ nn opfici.n. lr arranging hia nov
STORE, great caro- has been taEcn Ia add every in.
d'IGcincnt that wanh convince hin crht0lnoTh hi
ns prohfiehcy. Mr.. EIDbOHr lIaH how n lnil and
GomPifao hthGk OF J.s'ry, br.nlcB which lIG ii
prepared !" rIvn hiGht 10 ip blind. ilis eighteen
years. experience M tliis lHlin1hH rab!cl lIirn a.
hut glasscs 10 any cyr, and tl,ge afflicted isnll
do no better tllan 10 ,::ll nn hin and receive q
second aight
King street has brGn iG.. Lnnnn an Il. i,D.l
retail thoroughiaic OF tho city, hut ita attractions
deponl principally upon tho display made by Inc
different establishments along tho rontc. Foy
them can compete with ,hc jowclry Ltores, and
Mr.. SIpDoNs, al No. 31l, offers in llia Windows q
display OF god silver and prccioua aloucn that
would dazzlo oven tho oyes of tho initiated. On,
readers and all who aro interested in their pcr
aonal adornmon!, aro referred to tho advertise
nents OF Mr.. siDpoSs, in another column, ant
they will find something to their advantage.
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ALL ii:S,Iln SrtNpru:
sy- "aMEiilGAS LEAD PENCIL, 90 N Y"
Nnin rrnninn without lie exact uainu OF tho trn,
lnNk to IL. urr.o6er ~
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!. S. Internal Revenue.
ASSISTANT 4 ssEssoPs 0FryoE.

ISSIST.1 Mt Il SCISSORS OFFTCE.
| Ill persons in my Division of lawful age with
~ any visible means, who have not made IN In
come Return to me for the year 1866, and return
of the taxable articles in Schedule a, such rs Gold
Watches Carriages, Silver Plate. &c, are required
to do so without delay. Also, if there DC any who
owned any Of the taxable articles named in sched-
ulc during either Of the years of 8G4 and 1865,
and which have moi bccn returned TO me- And
persons being liable to any othersort of tax under
the Internal Revenue laws Of the United States arc
required TO make Returns to mo Mt once
L, a. lIOKE, Asst Assessor
July IL, 1867 2 ' 22d div 3d dist, s G.
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Moticesto Creditors.I
rIIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
Bill for Injunction,
NIarshalling a ssets,

PTCKENs--IN EQUITY.
Edward Is. Calhoun, Admir-, Bill for Injunction
John i, Earle and offers. ros r"r,i,osn. SssV'S &c.
HPON hearing the Bill in this casc. and on mo
~ tion of Mr.. Burt, Complainant's Solicitor: IL
is ordered. that Writ of Injunction do issue, 10
bGdireced TO John i. Earle, claiming to be cred
itnr of W. Ransom Calhoun, restraining him from
rtbsccnting ig suit against Edward B. Calhoun
administrator dc bonis n0m of W. Ransom Calhoun
INT an lnjnncton be issued TO be directed to the
said john B. Earle, William a. Lay Executor, and
William II. Sargent. claiming TO be creditors Of
lltnry ID. Calhoun. restraining them and each #
them from prosecuting their suits against tho said
Edward B Calhoun. as Administrators Of Henry
DiCalhonn; md that the said parties. the suing
.ytditors, and NIL other creditors of w. Ransom
CMhoun, md of Henry D. Calhoun, be cnjoined,
anh they arc hereby enjoined from commencing
SUITS Mt law, and from prosecuting suits already
tpmmcnced against the said Edward Is. Calhouh,
asNtlministrator, for debts alleged to be du5 to
thssh or cithcrof them, from tho said W. Ransom
Calhoun and from the said Henry d. Calhoun.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.t
iCom'rs. Office, March 18, 1867 If
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TO GONsayNIn,'rayEs.

Tl!E ADVERTISER. having been restored TO
l health inn few weeks by very simple reme<
dy, after having suffered for scvcra years pfth a
severe lung affection. and TINT dread lise"sc Con-
sumption--is anxious to make know to his fell
low wssuifcrers the means of cure.
To oil who desire It, he will ecnd n cory Of the
prescription used (frco of eharge). with the drec-
tons for preparing and asng the same. Which they
will find SURE cUps FOR CoNsUMpTIoS, ASTHMA,
BRoNoITIrIs, C0udiIs, CoLbs. and MI Throat ai,!
Lung Affections. The only object Of tho atlyort-
ser in scndng tic Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted and spread information whio., he con
cevcs to be invaluable, and he hopes every snffcr-
or will try his remedy. ms IL will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription FREE .by return mail, will please
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May @, 1867 33 ly
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Tas. EAasa.lsssSs's ssBiblss Lapgpages....

need higher ilustrati ion not onig of
tho power nltutal jects to orn Language
aud grit taste, but proof that hero we fisd
the highsst conoeiysbl beaut we would an.
peal at. once to tho Bible. Those most Oh. d
posed sto its teachings have acknowledg the
beauty 4f its lang go, md thisis due mainly
Ito the exquisite use Of iralsobjects for. III
|;ldstrations IT does indeed drew from every
'fGldsSS But when the emotional nature was to
be appealed to, the reference was at oncc to
natpEal objects, and throughout all its books,
the The M MsfSrs,.atia flowers, and gems are promi-
nent us illustrations of the beauties of religion
aud the gloyiess OF tho church. .i~
Eho Wilderness and the solitary place
shall glad for them, aud the desert shall
roioice and blossom as the rose"
.tesssIhe mountains and the hills shall break
forth before you in singing, and all the trees
OF the field shall clap their hands. Instead of
the thorn shall come up the fig tree, and in.
stead Of the briar shall como up the myrtle
5tree,1S ~.
The power and beauty of the same objects
appear in tho Savour's teachings, The fig
iandSthe olive, tho sparrow and the lilly of the
field, give peculiar force and beauty to tie
great truths they we're used to illustrate.
4 The Bible throughoutis is remarkable in this
respect, It is collection of books written
Ebyseuthors far removed from each other in
time, and place, and mental culture, but
throughout the whole of nature is exalted as
al revelation of God. It's beauty and sublim.
tyt are appealed to arouse the emotions to reach
thetmoral and religious nature One of the
|Shdaptations of the Bible to the nature of man
issfpund in the sublime.and perfect rcprcsen-
tation Of the natural world, by wliich nature
issever made to proclaim the character and
nofsD <>fG Id NJ l..
tens that so perfectly sets forth the grand and
storrible in nature and its forces, as we hear
when God answers Job out of the whirwind.
No. higher appreciation of the beautiful, and
Of God az the author of beauty, was ever ex-
pressed than when our Saviour said Of the
lilies of the field: I" I say unto you that even
Solomon, III all his glory, was not arrnyed like
one of thesc;" and then adds: If God so
clothe the grass of the field "-ascribing the
element of beauty in every leaf and opening
bud to the Creators skill and power.
tI Prof GhadJournc.
WE'LL, JANE, this is queer world" said
a g brute to his wife, after breakfast recent.
~. a set of woman philosophers have just
sprung up.
s" Indeed" said Jane, "and what do they
hold?''
The strangest thing in nature," said he,
"thcy hold their tongues" VIM.
a QUAKER gentleman riding in carriage
with n fashionable lady, dcckcd with pfdau-
sion of iewclry heard her complain OF the
cold. Shivering in her lace bonnet, and shawl
rs light as cobweb, she exclaimed " What
shall do to get warm ?" 81 really don't
know" replied the Quaker, solcmny, "unfbss
thee put on another breast. pin !"
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q gents. Wanted

n every county Of North and South Carolina, o
! canvass and sell Lloyd's new Donble Map of
North Amcrica OH the face, md county Mnp of
the United States OH the hack--covcring % square
feet of muslin, with rollers, &c. Other agencies
can be given if desired. Agents MAKE from SIS to
$50 per day. Address
WARREN n. MARSHALL,
General Agent Lloyd's Niap,
Columbia, S. G..
Ech. 2G 12G7 tf .
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Gfeonville and Columbia Railroad
"a Company.
TREASURERS OFFICE.
CoLUMnlA, S. c., July 6, 1867

~, fSphUhblA, %. S.f uuly lOOf J
NOTICE is hereby given That the Grccnvlc md
AZ Columbia Railroad Company are now prepared
Stolcxchnngc their Bonds and Certificates Of In
debtedncss, endorsed by the State of South CSro-
no under the Act Of the Legislature Of Deccmber
n, 1906. for their Bonds and Coupons past due
ssseured by mortgage commonly known asd'c
First mortgage" f tels
!. ALSO for their Bonds. and the Coupons on them
that mny be due. endorsed by tho State under the
Aft;of the Legislature Of January 90. 1851, which
.ateehcadcd". Confederate States' Of America"
ALSO, for their Bonds and Coupons past due,
lkho,sn ms 9. Eon- Mortgage Ronds,n at on, ,>for
1906. - .;s. 81 - . -. -
sIIoldcrs Of" Non,Mortgage Bonds and Coupons
past due. who prefer it, will be allowed to take for
them,, in exchange, tho Bonds and Certificates of
adebtelness of tho Company, secured by second
mortgage, ut par, s.
Bonds and Certificates Of Indebtedness secured
BY q second mortgage, will also bo rendered toall
Pefties having any other class Of claims against
the Company, n. payment.
y ty. JOHN G. EDWARDS. 4
q. q Treasurer
:
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.DlIsTtsI sIcT 8 EdT0RY,

0lgN:sy tse: cSi.rts u IL, iiaaooD a
a e0raiiary- 7 EEiioEoo ana,
!, Commissioner lsoB'rA TuoArsoss
= Nc0roacr---W. y Can't. ~ N s. Z
Coasmissio9ers to .1l,l,rove tht Bonds OF Pub,
hcs ters-J y. NQft6p, JOS Bdrnett, u .aII.
,Anbler, > amos @fence, SAM Reid. 81.
!, Commissioners. tte 4 s-7Dr. II, snriller,
suror; J. b. Clayton. $! b, Keith, r. Craig, sr.
(. Commissioners Of l,,btic .Buildiisgs-Rob,t.,
A. Thompson; Chairman; j. II. IIagood, SEQ.
rotary and Trensurer !; w. u. .Holcombe, Nj. r.
Mitchell, P..J. Miller. t.sa s .i.,. -
dee s;s q s i1Ss iossmbe ssols,aly q aa,
and Treasurer; Gil; Spears, I. Wickliffo, II.
II. Penny, Daniel Gricc, James Burdine.
i Mugistrates-- vi, Can't. w. !, c.. Koith, j.
Il. Gossett, Thos. Dilatd, j. &C. Parsons, j.
II. Werner, Abel Robins. w. IL. Poronneau,
Nimrod Sullivan, Edwnrd.Hughos John Sharp,
Joseph B Reid, w B White, LEONARD Rogers.
CYmmissioners Of Roads---2d Ieegiment-G
w Phillips, w S Grishnm, TbomasJ Steele, nj
Bibb, Jr
5M Rcyimcat- + A Hike, Chairman; f. II
Griffin, 'rreasurer;J j B Clayton, Clerk; J ID
Gnsnwny, j Balinger, Alex Algnod. Thos
II Price. S d Keith Henry Williams, J. L Ous-
sett w Singleton, Thos billiard.
Internal Rennme--II A III Gibson. Assessor
2d Regiment. $ Q NJ. FA Hokc, Assessor 5,h
Regiment. S G NJ. J w Cobb, Collector
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
!! Ssa THE SUBSCRIBER having an experience
1IssfA, Of many yearsin the business of repatfing
aas& Clocks, Watches and D BeVelry.
offers his services to his friends and tho public
generally in TINT line Of business. Charges for
allfwork ms reasonable ns possible. All work wnr-
rnhted, II we'll used. lie will also give his atten
uonto tho requiring Of MUSICAL INsTRuMEsTs
His place of business Is at iYALIIALI.A, nenrly
opposite, the Post Office, =
T.. NJ. MORGAN.
April a, 1876 % sm--.oow