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FRESH AND 'GENUlNE ,
.GARDEN SRElSl

Early Six Weeks Deans, ...... -
Ditch Case Knife Beans, .t.r
. Horticultural Beans, .. ...... =.
Large Lima a'BGdns,s :ns :,
EARLY Prince Albeit PEGS, %,
Thorn Thomb Peas, 81 "'.H' lie -
McLeah's AdvGucer Peas, a. -.
Champion England Peas.
ERS;s E, hS, h1sa Rsglar' r ,-.11E
Long Blood Beet, o.. "
Sugnr Bccts,
Large. Late Di.,mhead Cabbags =!
Long Orange Carrot,
Giant White Celery,
Early short Greeaoucgnbssss .zas.
Long Green Cuchmbcr,s ssGss !;
Essiy Esf sasst %a's Head Lettuce, i y g !.
Ice Drumhead Lettuce, =
Vegetable Oysters, Il
White Silverskin Onion Seed,
i |s$::; s;sit Dsf:s s:;:;I ss,.s:' -lI1M0r III
Zee Cream Melon, .,.. 49,,
Sugar Htsuip, .a;
Es5,y ESs s,i'ssaSpsa O., saS;ps Rad'l Ja14,, xAt
Witt Tarnip naiish. >s,':D , :: >; ~ :
= batge Round Spinach, ITrr1 1i =
White Bush Squash, :. Z ~, @?T5r ~ ::
Summer Neck" Squash, - -,
Eatly Summer Turnip, .i .".-
sWeet Corn, -, =, ID: .;,.a. :. ...,......
White Ohionr aets, go .,nn -, , .'i,
Yellow Onion Sets. .,.. n,..
Red Onion Buttons, ..,- ,j.
- :. i.r. y'.....
For Sale at .,.,4. @: p,,.- "
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DR., /. PARKER.
SHERIFFS SALES,
March Is. 1868, Al, It

FOR TIE FIRST MONDAY In APRIL
Il NEXT.
202 nrres "f Inn1. moro or less. bnun,led by
lands Of N. w. Ware nrd Others, levied on AZ
the property OF james NJ. Van liver, nds G. VI.
MaiiiTnn nud others.
203 acres Of Land, moro or less, bounded l,y
lands of Mrs R"sanna Branyah, Geo. Alewine
and others. levied IA the property Of J. Il.
Kerr, ads. II. NJ. Wright
25O acres of Land, more or LEES, bounded by
lands Of ~ A. Lare. p. Is. Aloragne aud Others,
levied on MS ,fo property Of Emily Iso,n, uds
Thomas Thomson.
2l'; acres Of LaUd. more or less, bounded by
lands OF Daniel New. Mrs. Taylor and othcrs.
Also, acres Of Land, more or less, bounded l,y
lnnds of jam. Britt. known ns tn" Mill Tract,
levied on ns the properly Of BENZ rE,in Mckitt-
rick, ats Bani>ter Allen and others.
One bale Of Cotton, and one Cow and Calf
levied on rs the property Of J. J.. IuckuL e,
rds. J. Il. Barnes
AT the plantation Of 4. W. Moore, on Tues
day. the 7ih April next. l Betls,end aud Furni-
iur", Sct,ee and Gluss, 4 Chairs, l Rocking
Chair. Cows and Culvcs, | Bull, Lnrge Ket.
tie. Clock. Wagon aud 2 Mules, levied OIL m
'h! property Of 4. W. Moore, nds. w. A Moore.
The Medicines. furniture, and Mcrcl,an.li..
Of Drug Store. levied Oh as The property Of
DR.. Edwin Parker. ujs. W4n. 4, Noble ,upi
others.
II. S. CASON,
nh"rhs Ofhce. IS. A. u.
March II. 1868. ... 20 i'd
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20 = - G y T., I:S
Who hnve freight remaining IN tho Depot
at Abbevillc:
RaHrcad EeiyM ~. J. Davis John White,
j. IL. Wilson, q. W. Wilson. j. T.. Coagl-r, }.
S. C"h:nn, II. II. WnrIlaw.'l. J. J"hn.or. J.
TSugart, w. L. Phillips. &. T.. lIa.krll. Il. G..
Perrin, j. W. Thomas, Gen. 5. McGnwau, Sc.l
& Sign, :. i. Marshall.
Express Freight y. G. Nolnnd. Dr. Wm. c.
WlrIiIw. Mis-. A. Aikusoa, Rev. W. i. Mou.
zon, A. l.. {. Dorsey. Gen -. McG-wan.
j.. IL. :ONDIEY, Agent.
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South Carolina Railroad.
GEN'L SUP"rS OFFICE

South Carolina Railroad.
GEN'L SUP'T3 OFFICE,
:" CHAnLEsToN, S. C., October 3, 1867.
nN aud utter October 6. 1867, the Passenger
~ Trains OH the South Curoiua Railroad
will run as follows. viz: =
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 4:30 m
Arrive at kingsyille. ......li:I6 n
Leave hnigivI1e. ........ ........-...ll:40 m.
Arrive at CoiulEbiu.. ........., .,... 1910 NJ.
!on!e So|nmoa. .........,.. .lO:uO m
Arrive At lSingsville ...lI:35 m
Leave ktnEsvife. :. 80. 1905 p m
arrive al Chul ...!. 80. 7:05 m
Leave Charleston for Augusta. .lo:4O NJ.
Leave augusta. $500. ............ :8;40a'm.
Arrive atCharieslnn. :. I2s2O p gl.
The Passenger Train-on tile Camden Branch
will connect with up and down C-lumhin
IIuins. and w ilmington aud Manchester Rail
road Trains, OH MspdayY, Wednesdays aud
Saturdays.
On qsd'aher tho 9th inst, the NiJ,,L Express
Fre'slh aud Passenger st:on Train
will run as fo!lowa viz: .r
Leave Charleston for Columbia ...... $40 D m.
Ar1Sprnt Columbia, o AZ. ....6:f,9 o m
iAeHXf Opium bia ......... 300 p:In
Arffve ttChafieston. -. $40 a M
Leave Charleston for Augusta. 49,. 1880 p IN
Arrive nj tAugusta....... .G:50 a m
iea!e .za;s augusta; .:.....: -:.::ii"s0 Pm
Oct 23 II. T. PEAkE. Gen'l Sup't
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STATE TAXES:

HE TAX COLLECTOR hereby setia&s
Il tho citizens Of AbbeIille District, shat
pr the purpose of assessing and collecting the
Sea'e and District TAXES for 1857, he viii 10
At .AbbcvIllo CORrr House on Msa-
Gay, the ID OF February next, until the 15.k
yune following, and every day OF tho week
curing that period. except on Saturdays,
when lie will be at Cokesbury. and except on
Monday. tho l7th Of February, when he
will be
At Nincty.sfx from IL O'Clock, NJ, of that
day 10 IL O'Clock, NJ, OH Tuesday, the 18th.
and
Greenwood from l2 O'Clock Tuesday,.
Atl8th, to ~ o'clock Wednesday, 18th, ard
At DOnrnald's from 5 O'Clock, r. NJ. ne
Wednesday, 10th, TO 8 o'clock, 4. NJ, Fd-
day, 2lst. '@.
Returns must be made Of the value Of ali
Real Eststs owned on .hs lss Of January, leesa
Of all Spirituous Liquors mGf;"taetured from
The LIST Of January, 1868, 10 sIst Of December.
1868; OF all SpIrituous Liquors oold from the
Ia, Of January, 1868. TO the 8lst of December,
l668-(quarterly returns in each case j Of all
Bugges nnd Carriages, Gold aud Silver Plate,
Watches, Jewelry aud Pianos on hand 1st Of
January, 1868. -.
Gross Incomes from Enploymon:s, Faculties
and Professions from let January, 1907. to lss
January, 1863. -
Amour, Of all sales Of Goods Wares and
Merchandise from 1st January, 1868. to lst
january, IooS-(quartefly returns!
h'c,mes in excess of $500 from Salu,iss.
Notes, Dividends, and Money at Interest.
R;turns must be made by keepers Of IIotels,
Livery Stables, Billiard Tables. Bar Rooms,
Public Hacks. Stage Coaches, &c. Also keepers
| Of all Public Ferries. ~,
Taxpayers will be required TO, return The
! names Of all males on heir plantations. between
the ages OF 81 and GO years; aud. also, the
number OF dogs on hand the lsi January, 1858.
All returns 'of TAKES must be m ads by the
3lst March, 1868, or executions for DOUBLE
, TAX will eiasueds
Ali Taxes for Idcgmes must be pad by The
alst March, 1868. One-half Of tho Taxes froIa
| all other sources must also be paid by the 3lst
March, 1868. and the remaining half by tho
l5th June, 1868. Where the whole tax is paid
hy The 3lst March, 1868. a discount Of s per
! cent. will be allowed on that which 10 due by
the 18th June. 1863.
! Executions will be issued against.all persons
fai.ing 10 pay their Taxes by Ito tines specified.
Th"se who faited TO make returns forths past
ing up by the LIST March, 1858.
The Taxes herein lowed shall be paid only in
| gold nnd silver coin, United States Treasury
Notes, or notes declared TO be legal tender
1 by the Government Gf the United States. or
notes Of National Banks. or the Bills Receva.s
b'e of this State; aiso, the Pay Certificates Of
Jurors aud Cons abes.
All returns seat by mail or otherwise must be
| sworn to before n Magistrate or Notary Public
BY order Of General Canby. 49,
s, A. HODGES,
Tax Collector of ALbsville Distri,s
| Jan 20 =, IS sp
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Nd EDirop-DxAs S;i: Ny nninc h.s hecn
te+Sre Ill. respectable ti.e people Of Abhcv:l~
Kindly nskig them Tor All oEicc u,ai would sup
bort n,Ssch aud family. AlL.r dle consi.'eru-
lin aud tancli personal rrgr-t, aa, forced T."
wulr,r.w from the fell, because Of p"i,ts Of
hiyh hosfor and due Consistency Of character.
tiayiug been raised III South Carolina. proper,
II ppsisr lsus einarn,sng f,",n tho brain.
81 our once good and worthy officers I would
Hs9 tse .ashssned ~ have my t.nnc ns. oc:aled
NitG those G. .niitt: into office in this Sn.r.
When old Ab6srslie -Uixtriet disroh-s her
ssp ar present disabilities sud cuiun,nies. will
Le glad to setrc her ci,izcns in any way ! ain
sA4 Itts Fishds prsseutinE .iny +'uipc doubt
a.hly th"ught ere this "all wonld Le right" but +.
ahi how shsmefn:ly wrong, and stili tending
wVrsr. :, 3.
TIE old landmarks. md corners are lie
i<It Of lh-ir pointers. and G"d only knows
She h<sring ve must take. have hut one light
tslorx. isA to direct my coun- overthe break .
sn vs:- the tesei.ihgt OF the g'toi 7,aM Kind
-st wishes attend InY friends over Alh.vi.lr.
Rsspsct S,iE, go, :. J.. BOOZER.
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Al a regular meeting Of tho Democratic Cub
OF Cekssbury. a constitution md platform o!
principles were adopted, and the following Off
Gers elected to serve the present yeur:.
F. A. CONNOR, President.
J.K. VANCE !
B. 2. HERNDON, Vice.
=. B. JONES. Preeid-n's.
J. \. COCHRAN.
ID. WYATT. AK EN. Corresponding Scc'y,
+. f. GARY. KScnrdng Secretary,
J. I. 4cHNSOE, Treasurer.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolrsd. That i u tie olinina nf this Clul,
chat all ~,ite persot,s should vii Il, nnsclves uf
the opportunity tn reg stcr aud that the l:rmo-
cratic or Constitutional Party SHOULD vote ut the
approaching election ordered by Gen. C4rby
il was nlso
Re.oiy-s, That the Democratic organizations
N tbs District be requested 10 send d,.l-grtrs
sneet at Abberils. Saturday. March IS Instant,
fer the purpose Of making suitable nominations
Tor State aud District officers.
wh.reupon. the chairman appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to rsrreseu. this Club:
J.K. VANCE.
in. COCHRAN,
ID. WYATT AIKEN.
JOHN VANCE,
s. B.JONES.
B.ZHERNDON,
1.'F. SAITH,
So. TOMPKiNS.
r. E.GARY.
On moiion. the chairman vas added TO the
nuu,t.r. Adjourned.
F.F. GARY,
Recording Secretary.
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ron 7nE AnrxxrILE rprss.

Mr. EDiroR :-.In order TO facilitate orgnui-
Aation against the adoption of the pro-
posed Constitution, We suggest the nomi,
patton Of the following officers:
d. F. Perry for Governor.
w. d. Porter. Lieut.. Governor.
f. Cupers, Secretary Of State.
B. z. Leitner, Adjutaut and Inspector Gen
VIM. Hood. Treasurer.
]. ". Myne. Attorney General
Henry Summer, Superintendent Education.
J. A: Black, Comptroller General
Wade Hampton. Congress.
John N. Young, Senate.
u. A. Fair, F. A. Connor. - Tulbc,t,
James Willard. Marion Latimer, House Of Rep.
rxsentatvea.
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M MARRIAGES.. \

MARRIED, on Sunday. 22l March. by the
Rev. Wilson Ashley. Mr.. WILLIAM wIER
10 Miss REBECCA DAVIS, daughter Of Thos.
Davis nll OF this Di.tr;cL
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down the Indian chute, and the river on the de-
cine. The Virginia cleared for New Orleans last
evening with fair amount Of freight on board,
The items including 100 barrels of pork and so
iierces Of hams. The famous towboat Peytona
came in from Cincinnati yesterday, aud started on
on another venture last evening. The l0w-p pres
sure Richmond, from New Orleans. was due at
Memphis last evening. She will be due here on
Tuesday, and return TO New Orleans on Thursday
next. The channel and depth Of water 10 the
lower Ohio is only nine and half feet. The
Wabash is falling, with three aud half feet In
he channel" raf
ANNIE WAGLEY FOR WAsHINGr0S-Th unri-
vailed light draft steamer leaves as above ct
r. n. today. Capt Lousllier Is in command, and
Mt. Ksnnison does the Office honors. She leaves
promptly, having been uDsvoidably detained.
For CAMDEN, PosITIvELY.-The entirely rev
passenger packet Lotawsnna, Capt II. J. Brinker,
Fi leave as above ats O'Clock this evening. Pas.
senRers will find her q comfortable boat, and
shippers viii find il TO their interest to consult her
sgents. Mr. P. A. Work and W. g. Johnson, are
her clerks, and will make q trip on this truly hne
steamer an event long to be remembered.
IRENE FoR JEFFKRsoN.-Ih ne and unequaled
passenger packet leaves for the above aud all To-
teTmediate landings It s o'clock this evening.
Capt. w. Underwood, an Old and well known
steamboat commander. has charge Of this packet.
which we feel assured 10 = guarantee to shippers
and Passengers that all business intrusted TO the
Irene viii be promptly attended to.
h. l.. HODGH FOR SHRrvEP0Rr.-fhis unrivaled
passenger packet leaves for the above and all
intermediate landings on Red River, positively At
O'Clock to-day. Capt. P. @. Montgomery, an
experienced and attentive officer, will be found
IN command. The honors of the officer are in the
hands Of the well known Capt. Ferd. Cellos.
For TRENTON AND N0SRoE.--The fine steamer
Victory, Capt. r. 5. Livingston, leaves as above,
at s P. n. to-day. Her passenger accommods-
tons are unsurpassed, and her capacity is well
known.
For THE LOWER CoAsT.-The regular packet
A. g. Brown, leaves this day. at IL NJ, for all
landings on the lower coast. Mr.. o. Canton pre-
sides in her Office. Passengers will find him
courteous and agreeable gentleman.
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demand and prices remain unchanged. Tlerces are
held at l65ll7c., aud kegs at lie. y b.
CORN hEAL-A lot of 200 bbls green meal sold
TO day at 81 so u Dbl.
FRTIaHTs-There Is very little cotton Offer
ing cosstwise, and but little tonnage. We
quote: By steam TO Liverpool IL l613i. for cotton,
1s3d. for corn, Cos. for tobacco; Liverpool. by SAIL
le.32d for cotton, 1lQlsd. for corn .,snd : for
cotton, fea2le. for corn, andS sOc. for
-four; New York by sail, ic. for cotton,
70c. for corn snd s5c. for -four. To Boston by
steam, ] }c. for cotton, zoe. for corn, and s0c.
for -four; Boston BY sail, ic. for cotton, lS120s.
for corn and 65c. for -four. Te Bremen by sail,
lic. for cotton and s0s. for tobacco. To
Hsrre by sail. l4f-c. for cotton. Glasgow by
sail, 16ad. for corn. sss a-ef
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COxsEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR srENGs

Thss wsli.knewn WATERING PLACE, situated in Bote-
curt eoanty Virginia. the ias sne fall view Of tht
Virginia and R.rcsd viii be sgan opened for ths
acsp.ion Of visitors tfe LIST Of JuHe.
Persons leaving Batmors, Warrington, klchmond anc
fesrsbnrg arrive the a t1a spring.; thos
from Bristol
Visitor desiring stop By informing the conduetsr whs1
hey strike the Virginia ard Tcnnossee Railroad OF the M
viii be lssded st the platform mmdistey opposite 20 To
2pr r
The undersigssd formerly 81 Redmond lakes pleasure
Informing bis friends the pubic generally that he bar
removed q this place with the intention Of akng " his
rsscncs ard viii mother rouble set
-eadsr pleasant and agreeable to bis guests There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRIN3z
he medicinal qualities Of which generally and tavoraby
rnow IL Is dcsmsd spsk sfteir virtues
A FINE BAND OF Music VIII Be IN Attsndsacs during
tha season
TERMS:
seare per eAy
Eetfo Per week
Wk. a. FRY. Proprietor
Postofice, Banszsks
Ro--ni Va
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MASONIC.

stewart, ". n; John n Moore sw N. W. ". vernon. J.
W.; James Heugh. Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE no. l7x
Grand Lodge Hail. NO. oniceu-J. o. DeCsstro. v. ~;
A DssolA W.; T. Booth J. W, W. A white. Secretary.
--4- UREKA LODGE NO. III. -
Woodvills, Jackson Parish, La Oraeers-O n. Howell.
WI; 3. jackson, s. w.; @ W Lylss j. w.; w. \. Red
80 TULIP LODGE NO. rs.
Tulip. Claiborne Ps,ish. La ofhcers-H. Il. NcCndsn,
n; &c L. Hays s w.; I. Tsrkiutos. =. W; B. Q.
Frssisr. Secretary. EN1EH c1rIh
cADDo LODGE NO. i7s
Shreveport. La ofhesrs-P. W. II. Cummings, W. NIL
p. fsvis. B. W; VIM. Hobson,J W.; Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. la
0lmis<es Bluff, Sabine Parish, La O1hcsrs-wm- N An
tony. ". NJ; Charles Bsrnstt s. W.; SEQ ". Well J. W..
N K sprslgst Secretary.
JEFFERs0rIAN LODGE no. Isl.
Kingston. De Soto Parish. La Oacsn-rhss. E. crsw-
ford n; B. s. Logan s. w.; L ,. Scott, J. w.; &. w.
Laey. Secretary.
SAN TODD LODGE NO 49,.
Sugar Town. Cslcssieu Parish. La onicsr-Jchn Dove
". n; I. L. smmens. S. w.; D. A Cola, J. WI G. ".
Rishsrdssn Secretary.
LoSGwooD LODGE NO Isz
hoes Mills. Csdde Psriah. La onceu-Thos. r. vsasAsn,
w.s.;f.T. Cole, s. W.; n curris J. W.; j. n Camp
ton. Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO ls4
Spring Greek Church. wsshiaston Parish, la ossrs-
Hardy Richardson. ". NJ G. ?. Bailey. s. W.; II. q Jsn
kns, J. W.; J. C. Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO lS
Big Cane, St Landry Parish La Onesrs-Geo. ". Bsns-
deck " NJ r. q. Callhan, s. W.; E o. Hays. !. W.; o..
8 Saith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Nat Lick Claiborne Parish. La OEesrs-w. r Nsyess
" NJ; Henry Jsnss s. W.: 4. L. Hssty, J. W.
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sYRUP on TFRRUqTEOUs PEKUVIAN BAKK.

Chemists to a. T. H Prince EspsssA Is Rchssa, Para
fhs advantage Of co-nbnlEg I've
powerful tsnics knovn In TIE medical rord or psr
sccy aud accessible tase ths tAksn Win pleasure
no the delicate stcrschs
Il Il par sxcslsncs ths FERRU0lNOUs TONIC Wits
hould ladies' Of delicate constuasn q
ycu1E persona backward In attaining The eEs 81 g1ssy
. children Of weak constitution and Il partcssrly
peysd IN the trssmsnf 81 Chssrsss Azenes Pale Cen
ssxen Gastrics 0astrsss Whites Lszesrhss Debilitf
Want 81 Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood eta
Agents IN New Ycrk Mr. RECKEk 10 Grand srsct Fsr
Orssns Msssrs. pUCON0E. DELoCHK szd NE p nes'
0keraisxL
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GRAND LODGE or LOUISIANA

II. r. swasey, n. W. Grand Master New orlsaas
s. O. Parsons. r. ". Dept Grand Master. Bsstrop.
s. o. scrnrgs =. ". Senior Grand w. Clsuiisrvllls.
vn. heDsh, r w. Junior Grand w.. New 0rle@as
Samuel y. Todd, W. Grand Treasurer. New 0rieaza
Jas @. NBatchslor, ". Grand Secretary.
Few DR.. G. 8. Hedges, ". Grand Chaplain
NJ H. Bray. ". Grand Senior Deacon, SABINE.
ia oh Klls, W. Grand Juniar Deacon, Kils's hilk
J. W. Homsn, ". Grand Marshal, New orle-as.
Rene LafSn, ". Grand Sword Beares, New 0rls,uE.
n Z. erard, Grand Pursui@nnL vermlllienville
s. o. Smith. Big Csze Pm. Bidaut, New Orleans; J.
Hawkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy New orlssa-W
Grand Stewards.
Alex osesnt. ". Grand Tyler. New OrlsanA
Grand Annual CenvoesHon sssond Monday n Fsbruar
each year.
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Samuel NJ TODD n E. Grand Hish Priest. New Orlsan
&. O. Psrsors. Deputy Grand high Priest, Basirsp.
r. G. Stirling, Grand King, Bayou Sara.
II Bresr, Grand Scribe, New Orssns.
Henry r. swssey Grand Treasurer, New orss,-.
J. G. Bachelor. Grand Secretary. NV orsAnS
Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chspl.la, Bsstros
Joseph p Hsrnsr Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
n. Tifdsls Grand p S. Monroe
nenry Hamburger. Grand R. A. Captain, New orIssnz
w. W. Leske, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou sar.
N. y GrArd, Grand Master Second Vel, OSeeusas
W. r. RsiHegh Grand Easter First vei- Franklin.
r 8. Eurke, Grand Guard, New OTlsals
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sUy4mER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
UIRGIKIA SPRINGS.
The following esisbrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS Of easy
BY railroads ana shert stage nes good roads
W b oesn isr visitors on And AFTER rAk FIRST OF
white sulphur.
sKrKsBRIKk COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA.
sweet Springs and salt sulphur Springs,
N0NRof COUNTY, uxsr VIRGINIA
Koute vie Ngna Cenira Railroad 70 Jackson River Depot
.t about the luh OF july when the IAirosa VII run tc
Covngton and from Bonsscks the Virginia and fsnnes
Railroad via stages
aot Springs, Heasins springs and Bsth
Gina 1prings
zATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA..
Rcute via Virginia Central Railroad Nillsboro Ds7st
Rockbridxe AIum Springs,
RocEnKIDGE COUNTY,
E0ute vis Virginia Centsai Railroad TO Goshen Dspct
Augusta white salFhar Alum springs,
UoKsKRLT sTRIsLEGs)
Route via Central RsSead Stanton hsaes ~ sasest
the springs
Allegheny Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
zsuts Via Virginia Central Orange Alexandria shawn
vile Depot, Virginia and tennessee Railroad
COynerss sulphur springs,
soTEcoURT COUNTY.
zsuts above Coyners springs Staten vrgnsa and
Tennessee Railroad.
through Tickets be procured al the principal cite
Vest North aBd south, to AL tie above named springs
The PIopretors Of Toe Al spring, have erovdse
and viii every effort 70 make visitors satisfied
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ErF7rEFE OFFI0r, 10. - CAEf 1fkHzt,(
WednesdA, BvoaDE. MseA 4, 1883
CoTTox-we stated in our last that the sales Of
cotton in this market yesterday we're over 1000
bales. Our returns up 20 half past five P. NJ we're
7I00 bales. and one party who hsd preVi- usy
made an offer for a.list was then uncertain as 10
whether he should should not get It. he did
get it, however, and therefore yesterdays sales
were swelled 70 1890 bales. To-day the market
has been so excited that we hardly kn09 how to
depict it. Offerings, "a usual, were light at the
opening ard subsequently augmented. AdFicea
from Liverpool snd New York were Of en- en-
cOursglng character throughout, and despite the
scrutiny 10 which foreign bills have been sub.
jected, sales OF 7200 bales we're Effected before
The close OF business at an average advance Of
23c. y n on yesterdays quOtsdons, which latter
disclosed a general Improvement Of &c. on the
ruling prices Of Monday. We no quote ordiaary
at 2l02lRc., good ordinary at 22022be., los mid
ding at 23e o., middling 81 24c.0-, and strict
mddliug at 25c.0-.
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err or JEFrxksoE March q. 1883.
Arrived yesterdsy-s4 Texas Beeyes, 80 Calves
and Yeariings, and AZ Mich Cows. Sold
Texas Beeves, 327 Calves and Yeariings aud
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-723 Texas Beeves.
754 Calves and Yesrlings, l55 Sheep and 81
Mich Cows We quote
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Fifty dollars sloai elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. Fer sale ct 81 Canal street.