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The Indians.

In his testimony before tho Indian Commission
now,at tho West General HANCOCK said
There was no security whatever for transporta-
tion and travellers on any part Of the Plains. A
person is liable to bo attacked even IL he has
safety. Tho Indians arc making raids constantly
in small or largo bodies. 1t iB believed there arc
no Indian families between tho Platte and the
Arkansas. They are either north Of tho Platte or
south Of tho Arkansas.
Tho expenses on tho General Department hayo
been thoBe OK poaco estenlishment, with tho
esp places Wasss thoy lad aene and with the sIcep
tlon also Of four hundred Kansas volunteers, who
will not be paid until Congress appropEistes tho
funds, Our troops have had no remount this year.
Tho expense Of transporting goods this yoar is
| much less than over before.
or hostile warriors tho General estimatesl that
Ge as hundred The Kowas 1--we hundred
Thsfo arc but foW Apsehes Of tho Piaino. probably
four or ave hupdrcd. Fifteen hundred or two
Kansas and the Platte That Is, leaving ont tho Co
manches, who number abont three thousand.
There wsa enc case i'm in October, 1865. wheEo
Alter being officially notified that thoy were nclin.
| cd to hostility. Nr. Bagy, the Indian Commits
sioner, gayo authority 10 sell arms, after no was
ed the right. The universal testimony ia that tie
] Indians arc we'll armod with pistols and r;fes.
Tho Indians l .lTays pierce tho bodies nod Of white
Os persons Killing Xiii hun, al pnt an arrow into him d
They never burn powder when they con use ar
rows. In ambuscadee thoy use arrows. Tht
principal men are armed with hre arms, and tht
not fight often, uplegs they arc OF very superior
numbers, Thoy do not 6Rht without an advan
taso. Whenever they fnd their enemy preparei
they giye up, iF#'.
Tho Indisas arc now carrying on thb war will
all tho new tmprovements. They have feld glasa
es, We fonnd glhss at Fort Wallace Tho
como up ike arcgimont Of cavalry, aud appea
iika a regular regiment, Tho chiefs standa viii
mirror and throw reflections aa signals whic
the men obey. They hare signal men all around
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Doncstic Markets.

DIHPATcu.
Money @ 4a5 por ccht, Gold Iii. Sterling I9aaS!.
ga coupons 11ii Virginia G's er-coupons 5ol.
EVENING pIspsTcu.
Stocks heavy Gold All. Sterling 9ia9! 62
Cotton steady and unchangsd; sales sUQ @ hal1s al a,
o Flour qnet Southern ssais Wnst Wheat dr,l and md
s5aTa c.. Pork heavy at 2s4c. Lard heavy; whia;
aenuI ID: Porto Rico 12c; Muscovado 81 5oals 60
Rice d 1ll. Coffee quiet Inrpsntno steady aSa
,orn;,,. /; Mddlings &c. Conee dull and unchang-
ed Flo dull Wheat hrmeE Ordinary d to Fair; Rn
saaa IA ~ ~; o. Corn ilrm; White 81 lOa1 10; Vol
low 81 "a oAts-arge sales o: fair to choice, 5sa
s5 Rsespts1 Stpa1v iaT Moss sIsafk PEAK S
IardMGity % % Is: Wos 'ern 1sl Whsko5nno sales n IS
sr, Louis, cptemt 'r 2nSmPerH1e Honr Shy ~
Corn 1.o6ai IS. Mcas 'oFk 24s' shoulders i'''
ess Flour unSnnpgSd Sn ana
in moderate DEM ind Corn GeOnd mu 1T sol
asa SSs itaiss tto sS Ted s Below PssOn active
Shoulders Is. cI .r sides 1e! Lara III line oue,
a. TSgsaoTRSs Sgassa Rs,;a spiemSseEEa ss1 as Ea s5aG g.
100 bales. Low udalings 22a cls. Receipts 1oi
NV Rusast Gt %.sSsts cGt,sn ss sss
bses Sugar and Moass M uSS tSosH nnd m soa
Corn dull; supply light. White 81 q; yellow
at s2S So Bacei sold as fnst "a received. SHOULD;
1876; clear sides 17lAsc; foW OF no r,99ec ,99c
sides in market. LARD in reqnestih tierGes i3fG.
in kegs i5c. Go Id cIosed at i0la4oi; sterling l59a
155; Now York sight exchange per cent pre-
MUM. -,
lings held Mt 25c, offered 24tc. No sales. Re
CO pts ~ baIes HecoiptB Of tho Year 2i7, 7,o52 E1
Sen Island 1887. Exports 15,l15. Stock l22.
we. ,ther hot aud cloudy.
AUG, 1srA, September 2.-Masket DUH SAFES
bales. Mtdings 23ia2ic.
Wealth, IT pie asant and clear.
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WashinTtou St>ys

WAsHINoroN, September IA Dispatch from
Fort Hays says thai the savages in that sect ion to
not want peace; will Kill tho Commissioners If they
can. They are driving all the buffalo toward their
villages on the Republican River. Thcy attacked
q train near Fort Smith, and wero repulsefl
killed.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has received
dispatch from special agent Boil stating that only
three OF the custom house officials we're OIL duty.
Iho Secretary ordered tho custom house further
down the riyer, outside tho city.
Maximillian has adopted as his heir young Itrlr-
bi, TO-, now with his grandmother on Georgetown
II O. 'ghts.
.A,e change in the cotton tax from 3 to 2Ac. por
pound, goes into effect today.
Eine regular army surgeons died within tho last
three weeks.
Simon Cameron fayors impeachment
The inkornal revenue today amounts to 81, ,5OO,-
900.
Grant iSas ordered the discharge of seventy-one
of the ono hundred and forty clerks of the Pay
DepartmeNt
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Hints Itcn9,

RAIN. { cadl 's, &c.-For tho past few days we
have bee: Via tied With occasional showers OF ram,
bnt not oouz,h to injuro tho growth OF the crops
And whilt VIC cad or heavy rnins in different
parts Of i 10 TRY and the damage cone TO tho
~ 10 the lop and cotton crop in this District Is
worry Sigh t. Wo TRUST that the injury to tho Crops
thronoho at tho country not 30 serious as wa3
at Srst M ticipated Tho corn aud cotton crop in
tho nplan lis of this section Of the Pee Dec country
is doing omnrkabfy vol, and tho farmers have
every ren ron TO be encouraged. We learn that
the liver has risen three four feet at Society
Hi Ferr, IN consequence OF tho iato rains in tho
nn-conntr " The river is now In excellent order
for navig itron.-BenneRsuMe Journal
ARREST. OF AN EsnssAlY.-A colored man. call,
ing hims oE Rev. Nat. Williams. has bsSn arrested @
Jarr oetrh 1es to the freed people OF this Disrict-
to at
sor 1LaI nn,D whcro ho will be tried by the
Military Court sehHetSoMs "o'mo.
pr,,.r,, ,,,o,, n. ruRNs.-The following nre tho
roaistrsi;nn roi,rna @ for Marlborough District for
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Iotai' '.....:.. ..'... TS T. e the color
As will be seen by the foregoing aoA = '-;ct Onr
ed people have 337 majority in tho DIST. nntly aS
white citizens have not registered ms proh 80 nj
they shond have done. They should do
-Benneitsuihe Journal.
The GAS WoRKs.-Wc arc truly glad to lea: :,
that thore is every probability that In fow ween
the Cos Works Will again be in successful opera.
ton. Negotiations in reference TO o salo thereof
have been pending for several daYs and Wo believe
they are now completed, by which these works foil
INTO the hands o. two energetic ctiZens, who W.:l
soon let their light ahine' for tho benefit OF tho
commanity. -Greenphie aloMniaimee,. 2t,
HoMIc1DE.-On Wednesday last O difficulty oc-
cured on the d9 plantation Q, Col iiobert Beatty Of
wood, freedmen in which tho iattor WAS stabbed
and instantly killed. Lowe was arrosted and COM
nitted to JAIL Unaonpiae Times
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From Soutl, America.

PANAMA, August 23.-A revolution 10 restore
Ma squere has been discovered and tho leaders mr.
Tii<, cholora is dying out at Nicaragua, but is
still ra, ,ying in somo districts,
remain i'll tho connNy, the apprehension OF the re
turn OF Spanish Seo hhoa,g hg ,5aS H.Ssn5aS'. The
Thero hEd beon furtt:aus storm nt valparaiso,
in which the shipping and dwellings, we're cam,
aged. One bark was wrecked ana ten hSes "crs
lost.
Mosauera will be tried for treason.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

o. The Relatives, Friends aud Acuu,,r,
ufice" Of tho late Mns. J. WARD SIMMONS, and OH
sisters Mrs. H. 4. RoBtssuS and Mrs RonAnp L. Nosr,
are Invited to attend the Funeral serrlces Of tho for
ut st Philips Church This AJternoon at h.lfrast EYy
oe'och. September 5
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Nn,y Orleans News.

NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Thcre were thirty
interments from Yellow Fever here yesterday.
Among them Tom King, tho pugilist, and Lieut..
Mccormick, of tho iron clad hIalaska.
this morning at Headquarters. General Griffin
has been tcIcgraphcd for, and upon his arrival
General Sheridan will tako his departure, Colonies
Forsytho Moore and Sheridan accompanying lin.
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From Richlnond.

RICHMOND, September a.-Jno. Cody, a soldier
Of tho 11th United Stntos Infantry cut his throat
this morning Mt Headquarters. He was from
Newark, n. j.
Tho applications for bankruptcy i'll Virginia dur
ing tho Inst week hnye exceeded tho total number
since tho Bankrupt Law WAS passed
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnblu Dlspatchcs.

PARIS, September Tho Minister OF Foreign
affairs hns issued noto TO the diplomatic repre-
scntatiyos regarding recent events declares tina
tho suspicious meeting ut StlZburg should DO rs
xarded as a fresh pledge ior tho maintenance u
tho pcacc of Europe.
BERLIN, September 2.-The city electians result.
ted in the choice OF radical nonbcrs to tho new
Parliament.
LONDON, September 2---Noon.---C Consols g;;.
Bonds 735. S'
LONDON, September 2-2 p. M-Consols down
the crops "
LIVERPOOL, September 2-Noon.-Cotton ouiot
visions heavy.
LIVERPOOL, September 30 p. M.-t.orn de-
chncd ass. Tallow declined AS
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European Neyys per stcn,,,c,

NEW YORK, August 2.-Arrvcd, tho Manhattan
. and City OF Boston om Europe, with dates to the
22d. Harvesting had co,nmouced with favorable
weather Tho heaviest thunder storm cyor known
done.
Tho Reform League celebrated tho pnssagc of
the act by banquet. Mill and Bright wrote lot
ters urging tho League to demand tho ballot
Tho cholera i'll Southern Italy is violent and
spreading. i>
Sr. THOMAS. August a3.-American products
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The official consus OF 1856 t;iyes q total OF
119 12S Foreign residents in Pa rls, which is, no
doubt, considerably under the RI. or tho vari-
ous nntIonnlities tho most important aro tho Cor
mans, Bclgans, and swiss the two former Of
which probably orcoel IS O00 tho lattor being up
ward Of 80, 900. ll .s
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CINCINNATI September 2.-Jones is comfort
sa,le; attributes lis dofcAt to q fracture OF the
ribs, which occurred at the Goth round. The i'll
juries about the head arc not serious.
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Now York News.

NEW YonK, September 2.-..Arrivcd, 2. the Henry
Loans decreased 81, $50 600; Specie Increased
s1,24S 900 circulation decreased s21 900; deposits
increased s2,149, 600; legal tenders incrcnsod 81
n1l0
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LOOK OUT!
OR YOU WILL LOSE A FORTUNE

THE SALE OF TICKETS. GEORGIA STATE LorTE.
RY In the Grand Extra Scheme Of September 4th, CAPT.
TAI PRIZE s2O,oGO. Tickets only Ono Dollor Clo,..
THIS DAY, at6P. NJ onlco No. 20 DRoAD STREET.
Soptenbcr3
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60 REGISTRATION NOTICE.-THE BOARD
OF Registration for Wards 40 and OF tho 4th precinct
held at tho Eagle Engine House In Meeting rest will
be held at that place. Monday. Tusiddy and Wtdnes
day. tho End. srd and 4th September Registration for
Wards No. and 8. will bo hsld at tho Washington
Engine House. Yandefhorst street, ThurIdgy. Friday
and Saturday. tho 29tt soth, and sist August from
to O'Clock each dEy.
NATHL- TYLEE, Senr.
Chairman Boart Registration 4th Precinct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

or LOOK OUT, OR YOU WILL LOSE FOR.
TUNE. THE SALE OF TICKETS, GEORGIA STATE
LOTTERY. In the Grand Extra Scheme of septembar
4th CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000. Tickets only Ono polI,r
Closes This Day. at p. N. Once No. % BROAD
'iit-s 80 & Heptembsr3
ap-FlNAL NOrICE-ALL PERSONS HAY
ING demands against tho Estate Of the late JONAH Al
SENNINd are requested to render the same and tbo.,
ssptembera tuthms. Executor.
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aB- STATE UF bUUTH CAKOIlNA, C1ARIES-
TON DIsTRICT.-DANIEL Il. sILcox rJ. JoHEPH F.
BRAUN.-N THE COMMON PLEAS. ATrlon,rrsT.-
Whereas tho Plaintiff did, the 28h day OF February
1867 ale hls declaration against the Defendant who as
s eaid IL absent from and without the lts Of tho ste
and has neither wife attorney known within the
same. upon whom o copy OF said declaration might be
served s.r .5s.t
therefore ordered that tho said Defendant do sp.
pear and plead to tho said declaration. before the
27h day February, which will bo In tina year Of our Lord
1865 otherwise final and at soluts Judgment WILDE gyon
and awarded against him. j. ". BRoWNFIRLD
Clerks Once. Charleston District. o.OP.
March 2 Juno g. sept g. dec 8
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ATNO1ICE.-C0NSIGNE PER STEAMSHIP
MoNEKA. arc hereby notified that she is this day
diseharging cargo ut South Atlantic Wharf. Ali goods
remaining the whnrf at e1nse win be stored at er.
penso and risk Of owners.
JOHN THEo. GETTY, Agents,
AL freight amounting to fifteen u.s. dollars or Less
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of goods
%
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or ARTIFiCDAL RYEs..-AnTRICIALA M.
MAN EYES mado TO order and inserted By Dra. 3.
BAu0H and p. doUdLEMANN formerly employed by
RossomrAu, off -t,. No. 800 RroadwAy. New York. {"
April II Elr ~ an !,
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l. ". HAYNE,
ED. aEBRING,
JNO. E CAREW
September Q

R5- CONSIGNEES PER STEAM SHIP MAN
HAITIAN notified of her cargo being Tis Ddy dis-
charged at Adgcrs South Wharf All goods uncalled
for sunset will be poiitireiy stored at rak and OK
penso of owncrs. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
September 8 A9enta
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s5 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAUL.

s5 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
ROAD BONDS AND CoUPONs.-By decree Of the Court
Of Equity. 2sth Of January last It aa or
dered "ThAt tho said Trustees. IziAo ". HAYsR Ed
WARD SEBRINd, and JOHN F.. cAREw do forthwith pro-
reed to call. Ly public advertisement In one or moro
newspapers in this State aud elsewhere upon person.
holding Bonds and Coupons Of Bonds secured by the
Frst Mortgage 10 present and provo their demnnda
or before the frat July next This order having been
complied with. no Bonds Coupons mot hitherto pre-
sented will be received aud parties who have heretofore
presented Bonds and Coupons, ,ooui sdrinp e rdnie
in the hands Of the Trufits hereby nodHh that ur-
less they brought forward before the 20h da,
nf anntnnlher ther will nnf be
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tefrnptlon Of tlle regular sessions OF tho court bv
eT9,oi, etc ,hr judicial establishment was per.
no occasion Tor restorative legislation. That thi.
Only interruption had. to the mind OF Congress
mH9, WHO'LL Passea away; at least. ON tho I'd March, Is
granting thing TO b. done NOW ui, the eIpru, N
ground that by such interruption 1t c0nll not i,avo
bech done formerly. aid requiring that it be done
Within one year hence, as otherwise tho timo
whch, In tho absence Of Interruption runs auainsI
the the right shall run in the Districts whore tho ro.
such, in respect to its dignity its power. and
the nnimpairud integrity Of itH machinery is tho
judicial establishment of tho United States To
Suafd It's supremacy in tho administration OF JUS
tlco, Congress- has provided storm laws
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n5THE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE-
PARIAIRA La CALLED follarzira .l


PARTA1KNr Is called to the following regulations :'
Any Volunteer Engine running on any paymsntin
either the Upper Lower Wards. where the street
paved. shAll pay hne OF Fifty Dollars and any Ward
Engine committing the Same offence their pay shan DO
stopped. The rule shall be sppl!ca5ls to the
Markets. . A. -;.i 40
Every Volunteer Engine Company shall have either
bells or gong attached to their Engine Real aud the
samo shn not be niufied. either going returning
from an alarm Of nre Tho same rue aha be appllca.
bio 10 Ward Engines. but Engine ahaIl return nom
Gre faster than walk. PC '''"
No two Steamers shall work at tho samo Piro We'll
Cne Volunteer Hand Engine may draw wktar from saue
Well uhero . Steamer h drawing; and II two Hand En-.
gnes at Firo Wellno Steamer shRl be allowed to
uss the came. ,.|...i tg,g
Two or moro Steamers may draw wa.at from Drain
Pit D. H. STROBEL.
August 20 Clerk and supt
aT CHIEF QUARTERhlAsTERs OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA. CHARLESTON, q. O., AUGUST II. 1884,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st this Office
until IA O'Clock NJ Houday. the 18th day OF ssptsm
ber 1867 Of which time they win be opened for tho pur
chase OF the following property, Viz:
wreek Of steomer BOSTON, IN Aahepoo River. "
Wreck Of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. In Coosaw
River. s.5" ~
WRECK of steamer cHAssEUR, in scull Greek
Wreck Of steamer RANDOLPH. In Chhrleston HArbor.
Wreck Of steamer ETIwAN. In cthrlessoa Hsrbor.
Wreck Of steamer RUBY, In Light House Inlet r,,
Bidders win state the amount oSred for each Wre
The wrecks will be sold separately and to the hshst
| bidder. unless such bid DO deemed unreasonable,
Proposals must be addressed to tho undersigned and
marked "Propoaals for purchase Of Wrecks"
| R. o. TYLER,
| Brevst Asjor-1enorll, Chief Quartsrmastor,
| Deputy Quarermister- General o. 8. A.
/ ndnn B..
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sg STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES

--- OI1n1I il1H DOutU st11 ffec1ut'
August 30 auq28 3Jsopt28
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-18

They have not made ds pay Che expsnses of
the war. they shSrs that With as, they gise
tho people the ballot boz, and tell them to. vote
themselves q Convention they keep order in
the country while this Is to be done.
Now, Il appears to mo, there Is disposition
Hoating abUdt IN tho atmosphere on tho poll.
tical horizon, to take an improper advantage Of
this mlldness, and to dictate teftfs Ut recon-
struction at all events, the white people ere
told by their former leaders and rulers, that
they must stand STILL and hate nothing to do
With the tcrftis proposed 10 them that they
should register; which gives them citizenship |;
but vote no Convention--which gives them no
State organization. -sS
We want the FREQ school system provided
for all the children Of the land, white and
black. Some are born horc, live here, yes, die
borei without tho knowledge of the Ten Conn.,
mandmcnts or the Lords Prayer.
Good has been done, lot the work go on let
us all reconstruct tho old ship, spread tho
sails before the wind, and let tho wings Of
commerce bring again to us the reward due
an agricultural aud manufacturing people.
Very truly, yours.
LARDNER GIBBoN.
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GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA SEPTEMBER 49, 1867

faith In Il. as 10 be,willinp, like tho chillren
o. Israel on the banks Of the Red Sea, when
the tyrants host lay 10 the rear and the
waters spread their fathomless' bosom In
frost. 10 "stand still. and see the salvation
Of the Lord Ye man OF the mountains |
ye men Of Greonvillei viii you torsaks the
constitution Of your fathers, and ,c.st the
future happiness aud peace Of your children
beneath the feet Of neg, oesf -
1S.S You're RESPECTFULLY. a.hk
A. @. STEPP.
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To. CURE WEAK EYES IN HoRsRs =.
short time since, purchased a
valuable mare, i've years old, FOR saddle
purposes, and found, unfortunate for
me, ths, her left eye was very weak,
and good judges pronounced that she
would lose it. There is q Canadian
F'enchman residing iu, my family; by
the name Of Wilson, WHO affirmed tba,
be could cure her, / directed him 20
try his skill, and he Immediately made
up wash Of alum and water, which
he reduced 10 about blood heat. and
would. with quill. blow The fiouid in.
TO The eye. After trying the above
preparation three times, he took a
piece Of alum, as largo as the end Of
ones finger, and bhrhing il in the FIRE.
reduced it TO powder, and blew !, stout.
ly by the same process. into her eve
So far ns we can Judge, she can now
zee perfectly. and the eye is apparently
sound and well. II is a valuable rems.
dy.- Coantry Gentleman. .
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-18

WHEN soan.erfeit is presented at the f)snk
of Engl"n''J ike gold is instantly paid for It,
II II comes from somo known person, he e
only asked whore he got 1t. If from n strrn.
gor' the cashier signals to his detective, 6aways
IN Waiting, and the officer follows secretfv,--
Before many hours tho bank is in possession
OF the strangers biography: The offender,
once arrested, is likely TO 5o tried, convieted
ana sentenced withih two days, wherefore
Great Britain is not an inviting field for tha,
branch of industry.
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A Coon IIIr.-We find the follow,
ing in the New O'ieans Rrpublican {:
We would suggest now, To salisf,
the clamor Of Slanon's Radical friends.
that the eS div Unity Of the War Do
Partment be made superintendent of the
grave yard at An lersonville! ! lie il
The most fit per- on for the place. for he
Vas the cause Of It's being filed.
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,asAhR, on being asks tho numb,f Of
ms 0n''aren' hes'tato" and rcturnoS the ones
"on TO MS wife, :.nd she 4spiied: "Ton.s Bu,
""'"' IN ..io course OF conversation, tho far,
'''' vas asked rs to the number of hogs
possessed, he replied promptly: "Soyen,,.
orc"