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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-01-09
Affairs in Alabama,

ATTACK on JUDGE BUSTED, OF ALABAMA,
DY THE U. 8. DISTRICT ATroRNRr-RL.
BOTTOMS, &c.
MOBILE, December 2S.-District Attor.
ney L. V. B. Martin met Judge Busted,
Of the United States District Court, this
morning, in front Of the customhouse, and
said, Judge, will you allow that indic..
ment against me to take its course 7" Bus.
teed replied, "The law mus, take ia
course" Martin drew a revolver and FIR.
ed three shots, striking Busteed below the
breast and in the right leg. Martin had
been indicted by the United States Grand
Jury for revenue frauds and extortiops.-
He is now in Jail. Busteed's wounds
were not considered mortal.
MONTGOMERY, December 2s.-Eight
negroes ond sixteen whites were nomirs.
ted to day by the County Republican
Convention for the State Legislative
The majority Of the whites are connected
with the Bureau.
A negro was shot dead by another,
near this city, for declaring himself op,
posed to the Union Laaguo. The Mont.
gomery Council has expelled john G.
Keffer, a leading Radical.
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Military Order.
WAsHISGToN, December 29.-The fol.
lowing order will be made public to-mor
row.
uEADQ'Rs OF THE ARMY,
Adjutant-Generals Office,
ashinpton, Dec. %.

@1'-'''NS NO w 'iH ~ Nh1
AdJutant-Generars Office,
Washington, Dec. %.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. lO4
BY direction Of the President Of the
United States, the following orders are
made
lst Brevet Msjor-General f. O.C.
Ord will turn over the command of the
Fourth Military District to Brevet Major
General A. G. Gillem, and proceed TO
San Francisco, California, to take com.
maud of the Department Of California.
Cd. On being relieved by Major Genr
Ord, Major-General Irwin Mcdowell will
proceed to VicksOurg, Miss, and relieve e
General Gillem, in command Of the fourth
Military District.
81. Bre'st Mnjor-General John Pope
is hereby relieved Of the command Of the
Third Military District, and will report
without delay to the Headquarters OF the
Army for further orders, turning over his
command to the next senior officer, until
the arrival Of his successor.
Alb. Major-General George G. Meade
is assigned TO the command of the Third
Military District, and will assume it with
out delay. The Department of the Eas,
will be commanded by the senior officer
now on duty, until commando, is named
by the President.
5th. The officers assigned in the fore.
going orders to the command OF military
districts, will exercise therein any and all
powers conferred by acts Of Congress up
on District Commanders, and, also. any
and all powers pertaining to military de.
partment commanders.
9th. Brevet Major-General Swayne.
Colonel Of the 45th United States Infan.
try, is hereby relieved rom duty in the
Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands, and will proceed to
Nashville, Tenn, and assume comma nd
Of his regiment.
By command of General GRANT.
(Signed) E. d. TOWNSEND,
Sgs A. A. G..
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Colds in the Head.

The recent change 10 the weather has
produced many "bad colds" in the head
A celebrated physician of France has dis
covered a new method Of curing this nre
vaiIipg malady. Here is the prescription:
"lt consists in inhaling through the
nose the emana.ions OF ammonia contain.
ed in smelling bottle. II the sense OF
smell is completely obliterated, the bottle
should be kept under the nose until the
pungency Of the volatile alkali is felt
The bottle is then removed, but onlv 10
be applied after minute the second
application, however, should not be long,
that the patient may bear it. This EASY
operation being repeated seven or eight
times in the course Of FIVE minutes, but
always very rapidly, except The first time,
the nostrils become free, the sense Of
smellis restored, and the secretion of the
irritating mucus is stopped. The rem edy
is said to be particularly advantageous to
singers" .E
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LANCASTER @. H., S. O., JAM 8, 1868.

city, but they effected nothing. One of
them was by the aforementioned ners on.
In going toward the ship, he lost sight Of
her, and went great distance beyond
her; when he at length found her, the
tide rau so strong, that, as be descended
under water for the ships bottom, it swept
him away. Soon after this the enemy
went up the river, and pursued the boat
which had the submarine vessel on board
and sunk it with their shot. Though I
afterward recovered the vessel, I found il
impossible, at that time, to prosecute the
design any further. had been in bad
state OF health, from the beginning Of my
undertaking, and was now very unwell :;
the situation Of public affairs was such,
that despsired Of obtaining the public
attention, and the assistance necessary
was unable to support myself and the
persons must have employed, had pro.
ceeded. Beside, | found it absolutely
necessary that the operators should acquire
more skill in the management Of the YES
sci, before | could expec. success which
would havo taken up some time, and
made no small additional expense.
therefore gave over the pursui, for that
time, and waited for more favorable Cd
portunity, which never arrived.
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Nice Hiding Place.
A TRUE STORY.

One morning | went to my pleasant
schoo'room and found many vacant seats
Two little scholars who had been with us
a few days before, now lay cold 10 death,
and Others were very sick. The diphteria
bad entered our village and school. The
children we're weeping bitterly as I wen.
IN, and some OF them run to me say i.
ing:
,a 20, teacher. Minnie aud George are
dead What shall we doi Do you
think we shall be sick aud die I"
/ touched the bell lightly as the sigma
for the opening OF the school, and when
they had all taken their seats, I said
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Lard is largely adulterated IN this coun,
try, with water, terra alba, parsfline, and
other substances. A practical chemist
states that he has examined specim ans in
the hands OF dealers, adullerated TO the
extent Ct thirty per cent. Some Yves
tern specimens held from ten TO twenty
per cent Of water.
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To the fore part Of the brim OF the
crown Of the submarip vessel was sock.
ct, and an iron tube, passing through the
socket, the tube stood upright, and could
aide up and down in the socket. six inch
es; at the top Of the tube wss a wood
screw, fixed by means of rod, which
passed through the tube, and screwed the
wood scre~ fast upon the top of.hs tube !;
by pushing the wood screw up sgsius. the
bottom ofs ship, and turning it at the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
u. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Asst. Assessors Office, Sd District s. G
WINNsDono, February II, 1868.

WINNsBoRo, February IL, 1868.
rNHE Internal Revenue law makes it the
l. duty of every man Of lawful ago, or
females holding property in their own right
to mako returns tome on or before tho lst
day Of March next, Of thcir income for tho
year 1907, and of such articles named in
schedule A, as they may hayo in tiieir pos
session liable to n Tax. Also persons, firms,
companies, and corporations, carrying on
any business requiring tho payment Of
Special Tax, are required 10 register with
me within the same time.
Persons liable 10 monthly Taxes ON man
ufactures, So, are required by law to make
their returns promptly On or before tho 10th
day Of each month. Also guardians, exec.
utors and administrators arc required TO
make prompt returns In s,tch cases. all
persons who have Como in possession of
any property ns legacy Of Succession upon
who'll tho Tax Ras not been paid, will find
IL to their interest to report immediately.
The Inv makes IL tho. duty Of every
one, to know his duty under the law and q
failure to perform that duty subjects the
parties SO falling to heavy penalty.
From the territorial extent Of my Divisi0ti
1t will be impossible for met call at every
one'e house. will therefore have to take
most;of tho returns at my Office and parties
falling must be assessed by rue with 80 per
dent added as tho law requires me to do.
J.W. CLARKE
fAsst! Assessor 9th Div. Sd Col: Dist. s. o..
feb 12-1m aNa--s ..aSs .tfT ~.
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue ofSundry Executions to me di.
- rectcd, WIFI offer for sale nt Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday and tho
day following in March next, within tho
legal hours of sn'c, to tho highest bidder,
for Cash, the following Real Property.
Purchasers to pay for titles. To wit:
One tract of 200 acres, more or less Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
John G Bricc, John Simonton and others.
| Lowed upon as tho property Of James
Swami n; the suit Of the State Of S G for
taxes.
One tract Of 26i acres, moro or less, of
| land III Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
John Barker, Il DELANEY, Mrs Harriet
RUN and others. Levied upon as Tie pro-
pcrty OF John Mahon, at the suit of tho
State of 8 G for taxes.
One tract Of 274 acres, moro or less Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
Estate Of John Harrison, Howell Edmunls
and others. Levied upon as the property
Of the Estate of Hampton Kelly, at the suit
tf the State of S c for taxes.
One tract of $50 acres moro or less, Of
land i'll Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
s Gibson and others. Levied upon as tho
property Of Mrs. Christian Cook, at the
S"AS Va wv '''h'S VI - " lOl tuScS.
One tract of 26O acres, moro or less, Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
Daniel Watt } L Cloud, Leo Baglcy and
others. Levied upon rs tho property Of
Fhos III Miles, at the suit of the State of 3
= Tor taxes
One tract Of 323 acres, more or less of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
Jackson Joiner, X Wilson, John Raines,
Ben Cloud and others Levied upon as tho
property of a Wootcn, at the suit Of the
State of for taxes.
Ono tract Of 1900 acres moro or less Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
Cloud, cloud, Isaac Nrlcgo, Estate
Of IL Crumpton and others. Levied upon
as tho property Of tho Estate Of II II
Clarke, at the suit Of The Jlntc OF $ G. for
taxes.
One tract Of 1000 acres, moro or less. Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
Estate Of John Harrison, Stroiher Tidwer,,
John j. Pcay and others. Levied upon as
tho property of tho Estate of n A Pcay, at
the suit Of tho State Of e for taxes.
One tract of 1880 acres, more or less, Of
land in Fairfield District near Monticello,
adjoining lands Of Jonathan II Rabb, Isaac
K James, Thomas r Bell, John Willingham
and others. Levied upon rs tho property
of Joseph X Davis at tho suit Of Thomas
Jordan and others.
One tract 400 acres, moro or less, Of land
in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
W Woodward, Robertson. Milton Dun
lap aud others Levied upon as tho pro-
perly of Mrs l. 4 Moblcy, at the suit Of the
State of S q for taxes.
One tract O. 237 acres, moro or less, Of
land i'll Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
Hayes, Estate Of Thos Nelson, John
Copes and others. Levied upon az tho pro-
pcrty of c II Rivers at tho suit OF the State
Of S fortaxes.
+ W. OLLEVER,
$. L. d.
Shcrf's Ofico,
Feb. g, 1868
feb Like
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SIIIIRI FPS SALES.

DY virtue Of sunlry Executions md War
- rants to mc directed, | viii ofor for
sale Mt Fairfield Court IIodso' OH tho first
Monday in March next, and tho day fol-
lowing, within tho legal hours Of sale, to
tho lnghcs. bidder, for Cash, the following.
Personal Property. TO wit:
Ono sorrol Mare, levied upon as Tho pro-.
poriy of James Laws, at the suit Of l. s
Mullican and Sain, and oihors.
Fifty bushels Of Corn, levicd upon MS tho
property Of Thomas True, James II True,
at tho suit Of John G Minor aid olhcrs.
Two Mules, two Horses, two bales of
Cotton, ono Wagon and about twenty .fSo
buahcls Of Corn, losi6f upon stlih property
Of James Swann, at tho suit OF " w Brico
and others:
=: W. OLLEVER,' s. d.
Shtr'fT's OnicG,
Feb. 1llh, 1868
feb l5-tlx2
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REDUCTION Or RATESs..:.- g.

CHARLOTTE AND s. C. II. r. COMPANY ;,
GEN'L FREIGHT AND TICKET Aar's .OPrycE,
Columbia, s. c.. December 7, 1867.
IN and after THIS DAY. COTTON will DO
~ forwarded pia tho "Inland' Air Limo
Freight Route" as follows:'f
TO Baltimore, S375 per bale of 400 lbs.
Or less.
To Now York, $a.50 per bale Of 400 lbs. :
or less.
Remember that Marine Insurance is mucl,
lower uia this route thsn by competing,
libes. Il. n. DORSEY,
General Freight aud Tfans'n, AgsntE
dec 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Febru

EtDluuiS ~.
Tho Supreme Court, in The old Georgia
case. petilioning to restrain Station, Grant
and Pope from proceeding under the re.
coma 2ruction acts, decided adversely ut the
last term. To-day reasons for that opinion
Tin effect as follows) were given: The ques-
tion involved and the right sought to be
protected were exclusively political in their
character, relating to sovereignty and gov
ernmcnt, and not to rights Of persons or
property, and tkat the court had no juris-
diction therefore. Of tho subject and mat.
ter Of tho bill. They cite tho cases Of the
State Of Rhode Island vs.. State Of Massa-
chuscts, of the Cherokee Nation vs.. State
of Georgia, and other cases TO show that
the court has no jurisdiction TO decide a
political question. The Chief Justice con.
CURED in the result, but not in tho reasons
assigned.
The Chief Justice announced that tic
present term would be adjourned till the 1st
Monday in April.
There is intense anxiety to SEQ the Presi-
dents letter to Grant. II is stated tho
Cabinet is strongly adverse to Grants yer-
sion Of events.
Tho Ways end Means Committee arc
about reporting bill regulating tho export
Of spirits.
Charles X. Tuckcrman, Of New York, is
nominated Minister to Greece,
Revenue day, $1,000, 900.
Supreme Court-State of Texas vs. White
ct. al. Motion to dissolve injunction re-
straining White ct. al from selling certain
bonds on the ground. among others, that
Texas being no State, had no rights in
Court. Chase gave the opinion Of the
Court, refusing to dissolve the injunction.
WAsuiNuroN, February II.
1L:.fccrrcspondent of the baltimore Sun,
who is also mn officer in tho White House,
tclographs the following; "Gen, Grant has
ordered Gen Hancock to set aside tho or
dor reorganizing tho New Orleans City
Council. ss,ro this Gen. Hancock respectfully
tnkes exceptions, nnl telcgraphs to Gen.
Grant, that unless tho latter rcvokcs his
order, he (Ilancock) must ask to be relieved
from the command Of the Fifth Military
District"
The noon dispatch, regarding the Grant
and Hancock correspondence substantially
correct Further details inaccessible.
Grant and Stanton had prolonged con-
sallationto.day:
WILMINdToN, Feb l3.
A disastrous Gre is raging in this city.
It originated at lihli'past 8 o'clock this
morning, IN Market street, in tho store
occupied by Charles, Gu,hman. Thus
far the following establishments have
been destroyed: Charles Gu,hman,
clothing; r. Il. Waldron. dry goods
Or. II. b. Carr, dentist; r. II. Munson
dry goods A. w. r ,nski, clothihgs,C
NJ. Nanersde'l, photographer, tho viii.
mington Post newspaper; A lien &
Evans, grooers' One section, of the
block Is destroyed. It is thought thai
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
4 7 the Winnsboro Tan Yard, Twenty
II Thousand Pounds of Green or Dry
Hides, highest market prices paid in cssh.
JNO. Z. MATTHEWS, Jr.

Cnthcart s. Matthews. Dunlap & Mat
Lhews and j. p. Matthews, Jr., accounts
will be in The hands Of lawyer in time TO
be sued on this Spring Court. Hereafter
will have cash for everything do, or do
nothing. Those that cannot come under
this rule will be obliged TO trade elsewhere,
as 1 cannot undertake to accommodate
friends who don't appreciate 1t enough to
pay me even o part of whnt they owo me.
JNO. p. MATTHEW'S, Jr.
jan 25
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SheriG's Omce,
Feb. 8, 1868.
feb LIKE
Commissioners Sale,

b r Cookrell, admir-, vs. Maria l. Cockrcll,
ct nj
IN pursuance Of order of Court, will re-
sell nj risk Of former purchasers, on
the lst Monday in MarcE'ncxt, nt phblic out
cry to the highest biducr. Mt tlic Court
House in Winnsboro, the Eands of the rs.
tate Of II Cockrcll dcc'd, described in tho
pleadings in the above cnuso.
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GUANC

DERUVlAN GUANO, direct from Agents
L at market rates.
Soluble Pacific Gunno, S75 cash, $50, 1sl
November. with seven per cent interest,
approved city acceptance.
Ranssh's Phosphate Of Limo, SEQ cash,
500 lst November, With seven per cent, IN,
'ercst, approved city acceptance.
Phoenix Guano, 500 cash, 500 1st No
vember, With seven per cent. interest, ap-
proved city acceptance.
Flour of B me, unadultcratcd and un-
burnt.
Farmers Plaster Or Gypsum, warranted
pure.
In offering the above tsanurcs topantcrs,
| do so with every confidence, not only hav-
ing testimonials from planter3 WHO have
used them he past yenr, but the further
guarantee that every cargo, rs it arrives, IS
annlyzcd by Professor Shepard, Of the
South Carolina Medical College, and the
high reputation Of these manures fully kept
up. j. y. ROBSON,
| and 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Jan 2l-2m
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Terms Of Sale.'
JUST RECEIVED.

DRIME LEAF LARD, Choice Chow Chow
l. Pickles, Canned Oysters, Fresh Canned
Peaohes, Fresh, Tomatoes, equal TO home
manufactured, Fresh Soda Biscuit, and s.
W. Collins Axes, all sizes.
att- fG d. r. FLENNIKEN,
4ng" Agent per Aubrey & Co.
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the fro is tho work of an incendiary. At
tho present moment it is impossible to
estimate the damage which has been
done. The telegraph Office win probably
be lost n
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Terms Of Sale.

Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale, balance on credit Of one,
two and three years. Purchasers to give
bolnl and good security and mortgage or
premises, aud pay for papers and stamps.
il. A. GAlLlARD,
a.. Com in Equity.
Commissioners 6mtc,
February 6, 1868.
feb S-flX3
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NOI'ICF15s

NOT'ICE5S.
Jos. Lauhon, Admir- or Estate Of j. H.
Kennedy dcc'd:, ys Juic,h W Kvnncdy
and others
(NREDITO1sS Of the Estate of l. Kcnnc-
" dy, decd, hereby notified that they arc
required by order Of Court in the above
cause to present and establish their demands
before the undersigned on or before lst day
of June 1858.
II ~ GAILLARD,
Corr. in Equity.
Commissioners Once,
January 25; 1868.
VIM. Brico, admir- of Estate Of jeremiah
Coclircll, deed vs. Robert Smiley and
others.
NREDITORS of the Estate of Jeremiah
~ Cockrcll, decd, arc hereby notified
that they are required by order Of Court
in tho above cnusc 10 present and establish
their claims before the undersigned on or
before the I'd Monday in May next
II. A. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity
Commissioners Office,
January %, 1868.
Robert r. Rosborough and Jas. +. Kennedy,
admir- of Thos. Is. Craig, dco'd., VS. Nancy
f. Craig and others.
TREDITORS of the Estate of Thos b
" Craig, decd, arc hereby notified Tint
they arc required by order Of Court in the
above cause to present api establish their
claims before the Commissioner in Equity
OH or before tho 1st df.y of May 1868
II A. GAILLIAD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
January 20, 1913
James W. Yonguc, admir- Of Estate of Joel
+. Rabb, decd. vs. Charity G. Kabb, CT.
al.
TREDTTORS Of tho Estate of Joel F..
" Rabb, decd. arc hereby notified that
they arc required by order Of Court in the
above cause to present and establish their
claims before tho Commissioner in Equity
on or before tho lst day of May 1868.
II. a. GAILLARD,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
January 25, 1868.
jan 20-x xlumf3m
Robert G. Clowncy, admir- Of Estate of
Joseph Clowncy, decd vs Henrietta W.
Clownoy and others.
TREDlJ ORS Of tho Estate Of Josepl,
" Clowney, dco'd, are hereby notified
that they are required by order Of Court, in
tho above cause TO present and establish
their demands before tho Commissioner in
Equity, on or before tho 1st day Of May
next. II. A. GAILLARD,
. Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Office,
January %, 1868.
Elizabeth Aiken, ndm'x of Esnio of John
!, Aiken, decd vs. John ID. S6ymoro and
!: others.
~ ken, decd are hereby notified thai
they arc required by order Of Court in the
| above cause to present aud establish THEN
claims before Tic Commissioner in Equity
on'or Before tho 81 day Of May, 1868.
l a#t II. A. GAILLARD.
| .E.v Com, in Equity.
Cohimissioacr's q Office,
jim. 28'18G8.
Danl. Mccullough aud Eliza NJ. Grafton
atlm'rs Of Estate df Johh' s. Grafton
deod, vs Henry @. Grafton and others.
INRED1T0RS Of tho Estate Of John 8
IN (, Grafton: decd, arc hereby notiffet
that they are required by order Of Court il
The above cause, TO present, and establish
their claims Before the Commissioners il
Equity, on or before the 1st day Of Ma,
!next.faE eai G4iw II. A. GAILLARD,
l.pa .&lyd BIZ a1 Com; In Equity.
Commissioners Office, A. = Ia g,f1f,t
.Januasy 28. 1858. ,,
b. n. CoSkrell and J. Cockrell, adm'rs d
6onfs non. Of Estate Of b. II Coolrell
j. decd vsMaria p. Cockre1l and others.
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New York Market.

NEW YonK, Feb. Is, 7 7. NJ.
Cotton more active, | | ! better;
sales 10000 bales, at Fl 2lac.,
closing at the latter. Wheat, shade
tirmer; quiet. Corn closed dropping;
Western, mixed, So 06 2 %; white,
Southern, 50 02a2 or. Lard quiet,
II l13.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19

The editor Of the Vermont Record
is "hot at home," as follows "The
man who loft his name as McGinnis
O'Flahorty and who was about seven
feet inlongth, and drunk accordingly,
and who called at our office ON Friday,
accompanied by ahoe handle, to ask if
the editor was in,is respectfully in-
formed that the editor is not in town,
and is not expected to retufn.p srI ,i
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TO all Whom it May Concerns.

r SARAH S. WOLFE, wife of Sailing
], Wolfe, resident Of the town Of
Winnsboro and'State Of South Carolina, and
employed rs rsalesman in the store Of Jas
cob Wolfe, in said town. do hereby give
of tito Acts Of tho Genetal Assembly In
such oase made ahd provided, that 1t Is my
intention to trade as a sole-trader at the
expiration Of ono month from this date,
and that I will at that time claim oil the
rights and privileges, allowedto O. free deal
err. 1a' E. u SARAH 8. W OLFB.
feb dim . a5s $3.50 ~ a
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Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is.
Cotton buoyart; sales $4,000 bales !;
nplands, S8aS3; Orleans S5a9; uplands,
to arrive s.. Pork dull, lis. Sugar
quiet.
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THE TENNESSEE RAILROAD STRIKE
NASHVILLE, February l2.-Governor
Brownlow sent mcsseee to the Legis-
!ature to-day relative to tie strike on
the Memphis, Clarksville and Louisville
railroad. He declares the resolution OF
the strikers to prevent the running of
trains, except the mail train, until ar.
rears are paid, a conspiracy against the
State, and recommensd some action on
tho subject. He also recommends that
tho affairs OF the road be wound up, and
tho road sold to secure the State inter.
est.