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S.,,o,-- Touvs ROBERT ". JOHNSON
:" IE & JoHNsoE.
~ M ss, ,COunseIIors ( Solicitor
Reys,C0uns
WASHINGTON. DC.


a rSa,Psaad "a Il . WASHINGTON, D. c.
h iIys arm p-a cfice IN the United states
Is-f11,s s1urerle Court snd Court Of Claims, 6nd
ss-o- lend to the recovery Of debts, accounts
-tl111S5s ~ sgsinEt the SioVernUent or indl-
st cot than and 70 business bs ore Congress OF IN
- ttad lart EzsepartfneIts Is -, - ,,.., - 49,,
-s.s IN 1his Appeal has long been know u in the
TT the country and lie junior
49, rssd uutd large experience IN departmental and
A-As - lrssinesB during many years Of publc
s-----StIeF Ia the House and Senate. They offer
9esi aud faithful services 70 those vino
Deed them. iy3sep0 iy
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STATE ETEus.
4 KILKENNY CArERACAA.
HENRY G. sMIIH, Judge.

=
From the Knoxville Press.
We yield the palm to the Knoxville
Whig, this morning, 10 the line OF zen.
terpTise,li We are fairly o3tdone, In
its issus Of yesterday, the following
announcement appears:
TRAGEDY N MEIGs COUNTY.-We
heard rumors in toWn on Monday, Of 9
dreadful tragedy that has been enacted
in Meigs county. An officeF-hEd sum.
moued three other men TO assist hlnl-iu
srresting msa for some offsnse, the
nature Of which We Gid not learn. On
arriving st the place where the man
lived, they found him in company with
three other men, al armed, wbO com.
nsneed aring upon the EFrestins party,
The fire was returned, and did not cease
Until number on both sides were killed
or wounded. RGmOr has il that six 81
the party were kllicd sDd tie other Two
MORALLY wounded, though we hope the
story is exaggerated aud that the -esuli
was not so fatal. Frank Smith, citizen
OF this county, who was on . visit there,
is reported ss one OF the party and said
to have been killed.
Now, thsts fighting in accordance
with the spirit 0l the age. Eight men
eDgsged-SiE Of them Silled and the
other tt0o mortslly wounded That beats
CroWeli's yarn about Ed. Lyons being
" lied to a tree all hollow.
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NOTICES.

~ have a Tract of Land, 20 acres,
S)PER he Cd State Line road. we miles
and Neknphis, well imprSFCu. with q
Sgar -rcag Orchard OF P-asAss. Apples,
CaerTieE, "a extra GuG " ell
M& q which 1 wish u sell for osash.
~ D. ia au excellent neiRhc0rhocd,
III !. smith and Geo. &. Holmes In
fOr the VEN lEes, or OF Norsoent = Graves,
Doe - - ROBT. W. EOR&ENT.
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From the Nashville Banner.l
III L, Il \. II 3 TNuRR E,n1t


York, 10 complete 6rrangem e1ts for the
payment OF the interest due on the State
debt the hrst day OF ntXe month. He
Informs Us that the interest to be paid
amounts to about se00. Goo. the railroads
will have paid, by the FIRST Of January,
to the credit Of ths State st New York
city, in cssh and coupons, the amount
Of S450, 900. About two-thiTds of this
amount has already been paid, AID Is al
the'disposAi oi lie Comptroller.
There is On deposit in New York, in
favor Of the State, $3.50, Sl2 81. This
sum mas been lying there for some time
past.
The Comptroller viii lake with him,
in drafts and checks, $3.50 600. The totsl
of the amounts named is $40 0j0, which
substraeted from the $500, 600, the inter-
est to be paid, leaves the sum Of $751;
l3T is 10 bs provided for. Mr.. Black
burn says he will borrow the least possi-
ble amos 4 necessary to pAy off the inter-
est on six months time, although ii will
not be allowed 10 run thatiOng. To show
the present condition OF the Treasury ane
the ability of the State to cancel its in
debtedness IS it mays Hereafter fall due,
we give the following statement drawn
from official sources
Va tEtE lE5A GA aA5A AsBREtf3Afctf NfstR.s -
troller Blackburn borrowed OF the First
National Bank, Of New York. the sum
of S4O0, eco with which topay eff the July
interest, the same to be paid by the first
of January, 1865 He commenced to can
Gel this debt on the fif;h OF November,
and by the thirtieth OF the same mouth
he had paid tae whole amount Of $780,
600 This was done, tor, without any Sc
rious drain upon the Treasury, for, dur
ing theL8hOle time, and up tC the present
moment, there was not any hour 10
which the Treasury was without cuff
cient tunds to psy The running expenses
OF the atGte aod al other bills which
were presented. In fact, the gate ex
chsquer has not at any time during that
period been empty.
The July interest has been paid long
| ego.
The defeat OF the "0mnibus Bill' has
given confidence in the ability Of the
State TO pay sll Of It's Indebtedness, and
| has rendered the prompt payment Of the
interest which may hereafter accrue on
her bonds comparatively certain. With
ss thoroughly honest and prudent 6 man
as Comptroller Blackburn in charge of
the State credit, we need hsve no fears
for the future-ualess the General AS
sembly should see Ii. to persist in the
| policy of reckless expenditure which has
hitherto characterized It's legislation.
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LBzRr prlE. CHARLES y. ADAKs, L. L. PIKE
'iHe'E PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE
~ - siess0rReys, Solicitors s Pr0ct0Ts

> lTEsJD 30 cases IN the difsrrrt Courts sit
an fng az Memphis, and IN the rsssT counties
e p az bs senior partner win hereafter esia-
* u AZ ttend 10 cases IN the supreme Court oi
- II s u see. and ia the supreme court and
yTL an Claims o. tbsJp3Jsl s5-ses "a " SSH
T.elug Of ts.s drIn OF PIKE & JOHk-
h ! sla41a g. ss5and g.SSESr .5sss5s. BLOCK
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S0lICIT0RS ADVOCATES

To-
G, FTHIs FIRM, E5TA BLIsHED AT WASH
s;S fnetOn, tOffica. 2Is Street. viu attend 10
me all csses that may be entrust= 10 them "a ihe
IS bef0 Court Of Tie United fstsis and Court
-laims and also 70 The recovery OF claims
uiOr Inerlust the Government or individuals ano
or thiTt guinness before Congress and IN the Depart
ars OF L5ufs-
siana THE senior member has besn . praoils.n ne
red lsEyer for thirty 1.-TWO years, snc is s neih Der
SenatGf the bars OF the Supreme Cour-s oi ArtHn-
nd sss Lou slana snd The United states. IBe
ISL luSi0 bred lawyer. was long lteprtseu- "a
nr 1--we and senator in ihe Congress OF the United
Etates. and familiar with the modes CT t1stns-
& acting busioessiu tire DepartU1ents-
nurts- TIE senior retaining his residence at Mem
- - uhts will also, one Of The firm OF PIKE,
EIe14llA d ANS & PIKE, attend 10 cases in the -u-
-rene Courts OF Arkansas and Tennessee, and
:. MoPn the United States Courts and ChcuCery
X ,ourt ST Memphis. hoy4S II
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GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
No. 266 Front Street,

HAYE NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE
II one OF the largest and best selected stocks
OF Goods in tneir hne tc be f5uud in the mar
ket, and which they are prepared 70 sell 70 tire
trade ano sil close cash customers q. - favor
sple terms IS can be had tfrans oOrtqtion added
in st. Louis, Cincinnati or Louisville. Our
stock, as above, consists IA part or
400 barrels assorted brands Flcur, - -
Anseoutah star r E Lse,.' s.-11 -
ksrs Best
400 kegs Lest Lard,
100 cases Fairbanks. Peck a Co. 5 Pressed "a =,
50 barrels Mess Pork,
% casks Bulk sides and Shoulders,
70 hhds. Fair 20 Choics loaisiaEa sugar,
50 Coffee A Sugar,
so kits Nos. J, 2 and Maeksrel,
. hslf barrels Haekerel,
go pigs. Candles. -
200 cases Cove Oysters
20 cases SsIdlnes,
25 barrels Reetined whisky,
50 Bourbon, Esye and Robinson Co
Whiskies
20 barrels Tennessee White whisky.
/ 80 caddtes TObacco-varicus brands,
s. boxes TobaccO-vRifous brands
$50 sacks COff6e-fair 70 choice,
50 pockets I'D Government lava Coffee,
40 boxes +. D. and W. r. Cheese,
leo cases Fresh Tomatoes
800 eases Assorted Fruits
60 boxes Soda,
100 boxes Olive and Pail soap.
co boxes Erastve Soap,
= cases Telegraph Matches,
loo pieces Eagle Bagging
so bundles Iron Tie,
SO dozen BroOms,
leo kegs New MOlasses,
IS barrels ChOi-e MolasSes,
~ chests FiRe Imperial Tea.
90 dozen Wash boards,
> dozen Sleeves,
$50 kegs Sails-assor ted. etc. etc etc,
We ask an examination o. stock and prices,
and are prepared 20 offer such indu emenLs as
cannot hstl 10 meet the views OF buyeF-.
TOUF. PHILLIPS q co,
de9lw 90 Front Street.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArnrR ANn 80

soi.a me weather, since cur last, has bsen
sSssy ara moist. AZ dark last night
"a and by this morning the last
ne snow Will be gone. This
-. aulated to swell all our
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- .IfS-a1J Eeeosd Street. and $50 sEa1R ST.,
! rucB.
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Hcyt
- ~ s,,,ss N pS7-7s1slf for the General Es.
"a Il FA - " ia-,, - Tae 10 make the Practice IN
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wing to the advanced
y isposed to make con-
N hardly quote prices
'"sa l York the usual balanc
% 2i the closing up OF the
ears "a IS leading WaTehog
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Muck,
No. 4.

To accommodate your correspondent D.,
I take up branch of the subject, which
otherwise would have been postponed for
several numbers, His query is 1.-THE kind
and quantity Of salts necessary to mix with
muck to insure good crop of potatoes :"
Muck. when analysed, is found to be
COW dung, without its musky breath of
COW odor, or the power of generating
ammonia, that has ceased to be active.
All the various substances, from whatev-
err source derived. solid or liquid. which
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property, that of generating ammonia
How is it to he gwen to muck. substance
which. in all ito other characteristics, is SO
nearly allied to COW dung, that lacking
element, ammonia! One method has
been partially considered in former num-
Der. the admixsure Of cow-dung itself.
One destitute Of that material. asks fer
other methods of producing the same e.
feet.
By the addition of alkali to muck, It ID
put into the same state. which ammonia
gives to dung, and is called artificial ma
nurc. The alkalies more generally ussd
are soda and potash. and pure an menia.
When these substances are met with in
commerce, they are in the state o. salts.
as carbonate Of ammonia Of the shops.
white ash. or ssda ash, Or potash Or pearl.
ash.
The best plan for preparing the srtfcial
manure 10 to dig the muck in the Fail Or
Winter. and put it where it will freeze,
and dry as much - it will. In the Spring
of the year let this Be mixed in the proper
ton Of 30 lbs Of potash. Or 20 lbs Of ssda
ash. or bushels Of good hard wsod sshes
to every cord Of muck ~ it was deg, ssh.
mating this by the pit dug out. and allow
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ashes are used, they may be mixed in ii
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But it has been found ny experispce. that
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forthwith. in which case more care in mix .
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Another form of artificial manure il
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shovel well over for six weeks, aad it will
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Notice.

have in my possession, a boat that was taken
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.-Ansold%'beggarw wo.

Mt places of of.amusementv-A beggar wos
man had saved money, and invested in the
funds or national debt. She received an iDe
como q, $500 aAy9ap. ffoaI this same6ey, apd
a saesksa to bs nllowedtp coatinue5her inpositiphs
Shtil lshoAad bopghsstoJk .caoligh tdIgivc her
$50 ayesr moro, wAsn size Promised 81 rcthte.
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unless he has been there. AS you walk the
streets it soems as if everybody; wero asking
you for pennies, and you are forced to yield to
importantly, if not to charity.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, MARCH Il, 1868.

Hhi7e uc rcscrec to onrselres the right Of e7t-
ming o,r o'1n political position by meams Of o"
editorial columns, ,riW be pleased to publish
contributions fion. our .te'zo,c-citi-eus Upon The
grdrc questions uhich agitatc the public
mind. iehelher their opinions coincide wih ours
or not. Il district nerspoper, nee consider,
should be an ii,dc.c Of the rarioas shades Of Te2,
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'It circulutes. Oar col~mns are open, therefore,
for any communications properly srritten, accom-
pun,ed by a responsible name, not personal IL,
their character, nor absolutely Injurious III their
tendency. sft
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-
ton was an annual sale by ballot for The
rbsnoft Of Tie suffering thousands of london
and the homeless poor of Oxford. iG
|. A Recent writer ppou the suiset Of angling
|.has devoted great deal Of spacesso His work to
prove thst fshes feel 20 paln ffoin fish hooks
lie thinks thptl in this resbsst they arc like
insects WHO sppoar quite inditfereattoA mutila.
sioas that would CAUSE Instant death 70 animals
Hon. Jefferson Davis arrived in New Or
leans Oh the ,4th instant. All the fire conn.
panies, who ,were ,out, on their qnnual parade,
Dis thoy passed the st. Charles Hotel gave him
repeated cisecrs. AS they passed. General Han
cocks headquarters they took off their hats,
aud tho bands played 1.-THE Bonnie Blue Flag"
:, la ,Eaglaod, during 1867, tue names of1, :
026,422 living children were registered, an
Increase of about $4,000 oyer the number for
1866. The ratc ofemigratiep was FIVE hundred
and thirty seven daily, and the natural in.
crease of, population a&seSdcd this number by
sig, u hundred and ten aIday. Dn0 iief ban pia
The wife of David lewis, fesiding Roar
sharpstown, in Salem Gdanty New York, last
week, while ascending enc stairs with n child 10
her arms and KEROSENE lamp in hOr hand, was
burned to death through tho Kerosene cxplod-
ing in consequence c: the air coming down
stairs aud forcing the fame too near tho fluid
Mr.. Lewis WINS severely burned in trying to
save her. Tho child escaped with slight in
juries. Sr y; ~"
With reference to telegruphic delays, it is
recordcd that Massachusetts, Cotton manufac
tdrer sent dispatch to Memphis, u few weeks
ago, ordering his agent to sell his goods il store
there, but the dispatch was not received until
three days after it was sent Meantime hh
goods advanced and ho made $1,000 in con
sequence. He does not propose to sue the tclc
graph company for damages, but if prices hal
gone down instead of up, he would probably
have taken different course.
The editor of the PctersburgI ndex tclcgra
phs from Washington to his paper as follows
s'Thc universal opinion among those best !nfor
med here is that the deposition of Mr.. johnson
is already n fixed fact The inpcachcrs ART
very bitter in their expression s. and announc
the determination to finish the job cut ont TO
tho Senate with all possible dispatch" Thi
comedies with tho statements Of al the best
informed Washington correspondents. Whenc,
those who find in impeachment nothing but
good joke derive their information we canno
imagine. Ifsome unexpected turn is not givcl
to the trial, Mr.. johnson might rs we'll prcpar
to give place in a'short time to old Ben Wade