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AUCTION SALES.

nIILLIGAN & SON,
Will sell THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock at No. % Vendue
sundry lots FURNITURE, EDssi syhY GOODS Notions, 10
SUBSTANTIAL CART. Msy %
N'''" "'1is; B1 +: = N. dIeaasi CATER. nSH s0"u0'
Will be sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf at X past
nine O'Clock,
hhds. Choice PIG HEADS, now landing.
Conditions cash. May Is
Lard, Batter and Shoulders.
BY r.. NJ. CATER.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, at x past
50 tubs Of Choice LARD, landing eI-steamer Cham
It's hrkns and tubs Choice Butter landing ez-stesm
er Champion
400 Shoulders, e1-schr. Helena.
Conditions cash. May %
Ha"'' s.iG;g 5EsgSoTSs stSRGss' = Hess eo. Butler:
Will sell THIS DAY. in front of their store, No. 80 Ven
due Range, at 10 O'Clock,
20 TIERcEs CHOICE SUGAR-cURED HAMS
80 bbls. New York Strips
800 Bright Shoulders
80 tubs Lard
GO tubs and kegs choice Butter.
Conditions cash. May %
Furniture, Groceries, dc.
VIM. MCKAY 6; JOHN CAMPBELL
Mckay s. Campbell
Will sell To. MORROW FR1DAY. the 24th inst, at their
Auction salesrooms, No. l35 Meeting street. opposite
Pavilion Hotel,
Particulars In to-morrow's advertisement. May %
Elegant Mansion OF, Bag street, Ttco Residences
ON Drake street-Estate SAFE by order Of The En-
ecuor.
BY r.. M. MARSHALL & BRO,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents.
On TUESDAY, 2sh May, ut II o'clock, viii be sold at the
Old Exchange, Broad street.
All that Lot Or LAND, on Bay street, next
north Of Amherst, measuring 100 feet front and
by 100 feet. more OF less, together with the
buildings thereon, all of which are Of brick, and
were erected about ten years since consisting
piazzas to the South and commanding one of the finest
views of the harbor It contains IL upright rooms be-
sides pantry and and is supplied with gas
tures and water works and cistern. There ia Kitchen
| OF six rooms carriage house and stable.
rear, and fronting Drake street. measuring 50 feet
inches said street by 124 feet or less contain
ing Wooden Dwelling Of four rooms.
ALSO
All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above lots and
being to the south Of the last mentioned measuring 4O
feet inches Drake street by 124 feet more or less
and containing wooden dwelling of six rooms.
CondiHons-One-hfth crsh; basnce by bond, payable
in one two three and Iour years. with interest seisn
nu8y. secured by mortgage OF property. Buildings tc
be insured and policies assigned Purchasers to pay fo
papers. fstuthsmtu7 May "
Auctions for Horses Vehsctes and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at quarter pas
10 o'clock originally established by the subscriber.
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
| ed to at low charges
SMITH McGHIIvRAY,
Aucioneess, No. ~ Broad street,
April IL 3mo South Side near State.
4
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MA1oa's CouRr, May N.-Tuo nen who were
Engaged in pleasant discussion on family mat
.tae IN which one intifnated that tho other Wss
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=, RELIGIOUS sERv1ms-A protracted meeting is
being held at Trinity Church, in Hasel street,
where large congregations are in attendance every
night and considerable religious interest is mani
Tested. The pastor, Rev. E. J. MEYNARD1E,
preached very stirring sermon last night.
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Ar THE anniversary meeting Of the Draymans
Benevolent Association held on the 18th inst, at
their hail. No. 26 Reid street. the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year, viz:
W.. L. TURPN, President
81. 8. MCNEIL, Vice President
b. BOLDEN PICKNPACK, Secretary.
@. g. BRYAN, Treasurer.
T. F. CLARK, ChspEstn.
cossmisee on Nnance-W. q. Jenkins, Chairman; @.
j. Jenkins, Ohas Williams
CoumiHee on Ret-enehment and RehsfL Thomas Kirk,
Chairman; II. Mcpherson, Julius Mitchell, John Long.
BENT. Mitchell
A. Mcpherson.
Investing CommiHee-S. Morrison. ". Lewis.
Sse,0ards-Thos. Wilson, J. O. Justice.
Comssaee on Cbnstituion-Thoc. Kirk, Chsa a. Bryan,
Vim. II. Jenkins
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TusooLA, III, August 3, 1855.
MxsaRs. HosTErTIB SMITH:
Dear Sirs: I use your BIlTERs in my family, and
consider them the best that can be procured My wife
has derived great benefit from using them. and also oon
siders them an invaluable medicine.
Respectfully yours. g. P. MILLER
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Dr.. HosTETTER:

DR. HosTETTER:
Dear Sir: With pleasure can testify that your BIT
TIERS, from my knowledge Of their use in my family
and from what Ia sad by purchasers far superior Il
any other,
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AUCTION SALES.
.D,y Goods, Clothing, 90.
RY MILES DRAKE,


THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at my store,
corner OF King and Liberty treets,
Places White Pink and Blue MUSQUITO NETTING;
Marseilles Quilts Popnet Printed Lawn Jaconets, Cam
brio. Selecia, Paper Cambric Diaper Cottonade JEAN
Cassimercs, Satinet, &c.
Dozens White Tucked SHIRTS, Linen Bosom Shirts.
eauze Shirts and Drawers Ladies' and Gents, Assorted
Hosiery L. Cambria and Pr ned Border Hanakerehlels
Towels &c. Linen, Satnet Cashmere Pants; Linen ano
Apa-a Coats &c. ,oor, .,rn euore
'uss Sarroe rroeiseI c.ah May %
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
ISauinqs B. and L. Association Us. EnTtgW:
win be Sold under the direction of the undergneo o.
the old Custom House THIS DAY, the Esd OF May
1857 at II O'Clock A. NJ,
ALL That LOT OF LAND, with the house ana OUT
buildings thereon being the second house from the cor
ner of Line street. and the west side OF ST. Fnlnp
street continued measuring and containing on the east
line on ST. Philip street. and also on the west line tnir
ty-hve 35) feet and in depth the south and north
lines eighty-tv (s5l feet EACH Buttng and bounding
east on St Philip street. south on land OF Benj Ho-
Hngs north on lands of Reuben George, and west on
lands of John Challon.
Terms One-thrid cash; balance In one and two
years. secured By bond and mortgage OF the purchaser
with interest from day Of sale, payable se-annuay.
Purchaser to pay for papers. .
JAMES TUPPER,
May % th4 Master In Equity
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UNITED STATES DurRIcr CouRT-Hon. Geo. 8.
BRYAS presiding.-The Grand and Petit Juries
both answered to their names, and the former re-
turned true Bill in the case OF the United States
os. JAPKR GRIFFIN, for altering and passing
counterfeit Treasury Notes and United States
Fractional Currency, and were then discharged un-
til Monday, Sd.
The consideration Of the case Of the United
States us. B. MCBRIDE, for passing counterfeit
Fractional Currency was resumed, and the wit
nesses on the part Of the defendant examined.
Those for the United States having been discharg-
ed and the District Attorney wishing their attend
dance for an examination in reply; the case was,
on his motion, continued to Friday.
Gen. JAS. CoSsoR, on the part Of The defence,
presented the following exception, which was, at
his request. signed by the Judge: "The defend
ant respectfully excerpts to the ruling Of His Honor
in granting the postponement Of the case for for
ty-eight hours after the jury had been sworn in
the cause and the testimony for the defence con-
cluded, and that fact formerly announced to the
Court by the counsel in the case."
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MISCELLAN ECU
soda WATER.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS; );
their yell-inown stands, No. &c HASEL STREET, be.
tween King and Meeting streets. No. 42Sh KING STREET
tOld Piquet Guard House, and az the neaa oi Cfn
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others Wishing 10 be supplied with
Fountains or Syrups and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers Hotels, Restaurants and private families,
furnished with superior article OF bottled Soda IN guam
titles to suit purchasers.
We are agents for the sale Of Morse Sons Justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting OF Genera
tors, Fountains Marble Draught Stands Silver Plated
Reieerating Draught Stands, Tumber Holders, and oil
apparatus necessary for the manufarurs OF Soda water
at The manufacturers prices, with freight added.
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State desiring
an apparatus will do we'll to examine tho merits OF
Morses Apparatus, before purchasing elsewhere
Description catalogue and price List sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston
While appreciating the very liberal patronage extended
to us during the past season, We sha strive to merit its
continuance.
JOHN BUCK.
E. III. GARDNER.
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Ar THE regular quarterly meeting of the WASH
ington Light Infantry Charitable Association, held
last evening, Lieut.. SAMUEL J. BURGER was duly
elected Junior Warden to fill the vacancy.
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Auctions for Horses, Vehaces and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at quarter past
10 o'clock as originally established by the subscriber.
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
ed to at low charges
SMITH & McGHLIVRAY,
Auchonee1s, No. ~ Broad street,
April II 3mo South Side near State.
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Savannah and Charleston Railroad at "a NJ OF
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ
In consequence Of the Drain In Meeting street
near the Battery undergoing repairs, the cars viii
not run to that point until the work is finished
which will Re done in lew days.
= = IL -o--
Ar THE regular quarterly meeting of the Wash.
ington Light Infantry Charitable Association, held
last evening, Lieut.. SAMUEL J. BURGER was duly
elected Junior Warden to fill the vacancy.
) - RELIGIOUS SERv1@s-A protracted meeting is
i. being held at Trinity Church, in Hasel street,
where large congregations are in attendance every
night and considerable religious interest is mani
tested. The pastor, Rev. E. J. MEYNARDIE,
preached very stirring sermon last night.
Up IoR LIvKRPooI.-The fine ship Bombay,
Captain JORDAN, notice Of which appeared in our
columns a few dsys since, has commenced loading
for Liverpool. Shippers viii notice that freight
viii be received at Union Wharves to-day by
Messrs. CouRTENAY & TRENHOLM the agents fer
the vessel.
STEAM GR1sr AND MEAL MnL.-The Grist Mil |
Of Meers. JoH1 CAMpsEN & Co., at No. Il Market
street. has BEEN restored to it's former usefulness,
and the Company are now prepared to furnish the
community with Grist and meal at the lowest rates.
This Mil Was disabled during the war, but has
been thoroughly repaired, and as the location is
central and convenient to the market, the former
customers viii soon retnrn. Messrs. GAnpsEN 4
Co.. hsss every facility conducting the business,
and their stock will always be the best that can
be procured. =;
I'll azfEl1s T7SI --o
- iii MnA HousE.-The white walls OF this es-
tabliahment are almost as great landmark as ST.
1Hch4als gteeple, for the fame Of the house, has
: gone oyes: :fhaiHhole land. It had BEEN thorough
; grejusenSted some months ago, and appeared
Like beauty amid ruins; but recently another i'm
, proyemeutiwas made that has added to its good
looks. The windows on the rear: face have been
furnished with greeny Venetian blinds which add to
the comfort Of the guests, while they destroy the
glare produced by the sum shining ON broad
white wall The contrast between the colors is very
pleasing to the eye and the general appearance Of
J the building is much improved by the addition OF
the shutters. .i-
.s.e..:.:..55,s1. :!ss =
To 1HE iAp1Ess,@The emporium OF !; FASHION, has
long Deen tne great renaeavoua Q, .ne Oelles ol
King street. nus 1ts popularity Wla oe enhanced
by tho announcements tnss ,mrs' .. .. ooHoakEI
has mh supply OF fhe ahefent ar1oies % De
1ohnd IN Mlhnsfy sstaDnsnmen@, 1nese nave
hesn Fecenf 1eoelyed ana aie Var!antea soioe "a
iasods 90 far'a eur 1s'f readers Know Dy lnso,-
ton wnat Is requ'site 70 maze 'nem appear aneei-
10, ana We Wooia consume @ 9 Do.n Ims anu ines0ri0
m1e8c9tpn8s t1e aMteSDE ot me emporium, as
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Strong Testimony.

TAnARoA. Perry Co, d., Dec. II. 1865.
This certifes that have used and recommended In
my practice, during the last four years, HosTETTERs
STOMACH BTTTERs with perfect satisfaction, and take
great pleasure in recommending them to the public.
Ell. PRICE, n. d.
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Ur ToR LvKRpooI.-The fine ship Bombay,
Captain JORDAN, notice Of which appeared in our
columns few dsys since, has commenced loading
for Liverpool. Shippers will notice that freight
viii be received at Union Wharves to-day by
Messrs. CouRrENAY & TRENHOLM, the agents fer
the vessel.
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Furniture, Groceries, dc.
VIM. MCKAY & JOHN CAMPBELL
Mckay & Campbell
Will sell To- MORROW tFRIDAY). the Oath inst at their
Auction salcsrooms, No. l35 Meeting street. opposite
Pavilion Hotel,
Particulars In to-morrow's advertisement. May %
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In consequence Of the Drain In Meeting street
near the Battery undergoing repairs, the cars will
not run to that point until the work is finished,
which will he done in q lew days.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In consequence o.
the illness Of the Hon. r. MUNRO, the Hon. THos.
W. GLOVER presided. The City Docket was taken
up, and a number of verdicts and DEGREES rendered
The following Juries were empannelled
Jury No. John s. Riggs Foreman; B. Bor-
geman, F. B. Hacker, John Christopher, W. G.
Car1iere, F. W. Wagner, Anthony Hernholm, B.
Feldman, a. Duncan, James b. 0ppenheim, B.
Heslin, John Mahoney.
jury No. "A. ]. St. Amand, Foreman; Ftede.
rick Nicholas; W. ]. Axon, s. T. Cromwell, John
F. kpeler, George Borgeman, P. Cullinsne, 81. Has
lett J. u: Farrell, Simon Ears, James Silco1, John
sspanumeraries.-p. G. Schroeder, Richard Ho-
gan, F. Backus, J: Cummings.
The case Of Jos: g. Duraz, us MICHAEL MoMAS-
NON, Tresnass oi ct a,mis, was tried before jury
No.. 1. A. P. LINING, Esq, appeared for the plain
tih, and Mesars. SEYMOUR, spRkrr and BURKE for
the defence. This case was one involving the right
Of landlord to eject tenant who had used his
premises without permit or lease. The trial OF
this case consumed the remainder Of the morning,
and the Jury were directed to return a sealed
verdict.
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Post Omee Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 6, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails viii close at LIS p NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at 9.45 A. M will be ready for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at
12SO P. N. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at A. NJ on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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receiver Of stolen goods, and had once grabbed a

receiver Of stolen goods, and had once grabbed q
barrel Of nails, to his knowledge, and who received
a tap in the mouth for his information, were
brought tbetore'his Honor who fined one OF the
party IS, andadischarged the other.
Theineyitable Susan Hutson who wss arraigned
under the old charge of being drunk and noisy,
kindly placed another five dollar bill in the Golfers
Of the city.
A stranger who was drunk and found in the City
Park "lying in clover" was fined 81.
Three beautiful colored youths, named respec-
lively Mike Brown, J. F. Taylor, and R. q. Hamil-
ton, who had attended rattle at house where
they became boisterous and we're turned out, and
then complimented the proprietor by brick
batting the establishment wero fined IS each.
An individual who had refused to have his
chimney swept was fined IS.
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Yours, &C., ROBERT GIEBAL.
ET7NoHAh, Enngham Co., Ill May 40
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Elegant Mansion on Bag street, 1ico Residences
on, Drake street-Estate SAFE by order Of The En-
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February 25
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EQUAL RIGHTS.
DEBATE BETWEEv NORTON
AND HENDRICKS
ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SUFFRAGE BILL,
IN THE SENATE OF THE United
STATES, DECEMBER 5tA, 1857.

From the Congressional Globe.
Mr. SUMNER- Now move that the
Senate proceed with the conside ration
of the business under consideration at
the expiration Of the morning hour.
The motion was agreed to; and the
Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill Is. No. 141) for the further security
Of equal rights in the District of Col
umbia.
The PRKsIDRNr pro feaspWs. The ques-
ton is on the passage of the bill, upon
which the yeas and nays have been or
dered.
Mr.. HsKDRIcKs. ] thought they were
merely asked for, but not ordered.
NJ. SUMNER. They were asked for by
the Senator, and had an impression
that they were ordered.
:. Mr.. HEHDRIcks. Imay be mistaken.
The PREsIDENr pro se~pore The Clerk
informs me that they were actually or
dered.
Mr. HEnDRlcKs. / have but one re-
mark tQ make upon this bill than whaa I.
have already said. In reference "a tho
elections that took place this fall / 10
not speak Of the general elections, snd {
hope that % Senator win suppose that /
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ALTlMORE YEARLY MEETING OF
FRIENDS.s

Report Of Committee ON the Indian Con.
cern-Interesting Letter from John John.
son, Indian Missionary, Whose Name
Among his own People is ssEn-me.Eah-
bOwh.o
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VOL. XXXVH.s
WHICH!


fThs following tells its own story, .ad bsautif
. IL 10, too--readinG lest and sounding swssts
I'm the family circle have gathered around q
sainG lamp, perhaps j
(which shall it be which shall it BET
looked at John-John looked at me.
And whom found that must speak.
NJ voice seemed strangely low and weak,
~Tell me again what Robert said r.
And then lst'ning bent my head;
" This 10 his letter :"
al will give
house and land while you shall live,
II in return, from out of seven,
One child to me for aye is given"
looked at Johns old garments worn,
thought Of all that John had borne
or poverty and work and care,
Walsh ], though willing, could not shars;
or seven hungry mouths TO feed,
OF seven little children's need, fsE
And then OF this.
"Come, john" said I,
"Ws1l choose among them ~ they lie
Aslssp,' % walking hand in hand,
Dear John and I surveyed our band.
First to the cradle lightly stepped
where Lillian the baby slept.
Her damp curls lay like gold alight
glory 'eainst The pillow white,
Softly her father stopped to lay
His rough hand down in loving wsy,
Whea dream or whisper made her stir,
And huskily he said. "Not her-not her,"
We stopped beside the trundle bed
And one long ray of lamp-lisht shed
Athwart the byoish faces there
In slssp 20 pisiful and fair,
saw ON Jamie's rough-red cheek
a War undrisd. Ere John could speak,
Hes bat baby, too" said l,
And Kissed him ~ We hurried By,
Pale, patient Robby's angel face
Still in his sleep bore suhering;s trace.
"No, for thousand crowns, not him."
He whispered while our eyes were dim.
Poor Dickl Sad Dick our wayward SON,
Turbulent, reckless, idle one
Could he be spared "Nay, He who gave,
Bids NJ befrieni him to the grave;
! Only mothers heart can be
RaAsas enough for ssch - he; qsssi
/" Aad ., !" aid John, = ~Iawould not dare
70 ssnd him from her bedside prayer"
Thsa stols We softly up above ISIS
= Ard knsat BY Mary, child of love; M
Psrhaps for her 'twould better be-
said 10 John. Quite silently
HsiieedsuPs curl that lay IA
Across her cheek, in wilful way. ~
IN shook his head. 'Nsy, love, not thse,"
n while nv bea r. beat audibly.
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Solsmn strikes ths fun'ral chime,
Notes Of our departing time,
As We journey here below,
Through . pilgrimage of woe.
Morssla. now indulge . tear,
For Nor tality is here;
See, how wide her trophies wave
Der the slumbers of the grave.
I1ol another guest we bring,
Seraph of celestial wing
To our Fun'ral Altar come,
Wan this friend and Brother home.
Lord Of all below, above,
Fill our hearts with truth and love:
When dissolves our earthly lie,
Fake rs to thy LoDGE on high.
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HYMN.

7hse astseone 10 the grave,
- We will not depiore thee,
ThouGh sorrow and darkness
Bnoomnass 'ths t0nb;
Ths Savior hss Daased Ahrough
Its postals before thee.
Ard the lamp Of His love
II thy guide through the gloom.
Thou art gone TO the grave,
We no longer behold thee,
Nor tresd the rough path
OF ths world BY thy side;
Bat ths wide arms of mercy
Were spread 70 enfold thee,
For all men may hope,
Sises the Siniess has died.
Thou art gone TO the grave.
But stwere wroakste depl0re thee,
When God was ~ ransom,
Thy guardian and guide;
He gave t1sss, and took thse,
Ard soon will restore thee,
Where death has no sting.
Since the Savior has died.
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COODsPEED,s GOLDEN PENS, cslsbs.t,a
- their AexibIity durability smoothpess Of ssosu-
0on, apti-corrosveness, economy and eeaeral aAap-
-. Superior to stse pens invariably give s1ss-
fseaion One bog samples. by mail post paid. - -.
- Rries list furn shed Agents, application.
]. b. C0BURN, 1856 v.ne-st, Cinciunati, q.
s.sssessx t<ss Solo Agent fer this West and ooUlo.
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SAIways get the Dest. Dn. Ay1919
rooed pnsSfytn6 aad Liver syvup-
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

One Dollar commission will be al
lowed to ANY person sending the
names Of two new subscribers with the
money for one year.
a Copy Of the ObaeryeF for yesF viii b
sat to ANY person sending four nsw subscribers
and fourteen dollars.
4 oBS Sewing Machine, either whsslsr
Wilson or Grover Baker, viii be sent to ANY pse-
son sending the Names Of Eghteen new subseribss
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RrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that asrsaesnsats
have been made At the Citizens Bank, = sessive
IAxss dns for State and County purposes This vii
maks is cpnvsnient for all Tax Payers, residiaG nsg
tehuopd than she County Sea4, Ard whe etsanenet
theiF bnsiness in Richmond.
! =. JOHN SIN, Tsunsu11s.
Csatssvills, lad, Oct 81. 1887. 1o.e