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, 1869-12-13

J" VAE k9kkkV A|4&EsN Nso24ARR21Fe
The stages Of the Washington street line viii,
from this date forward, convey passenger from
the various places Of amusement to their homes,
non. Waehingtun, Randolph, aud Lake streets,
also Warren and Park avenues, u fs1 uest tas
Rooey aueet Fare = cents each. Patrons are
At the coupanJ's on1ce, t6 C1ark strecs corner OF
Randolph, in order that wc my know how many
passengers to provide for. and at Mh8t places or
Amusement to c11 for them.
: T. W. WApsuoRru, Secretazy.
, 1869-12-13

Bfpe0ple who suffer from tho dull
stupidity that meets us everywhere In spring; nud
quick It could be cured By taking, Ayers sarsa-
pat1la TO purge the bile from their eJbtems we
should have better ne1ghbo1s Is well Al clearer
heads 10 deal win. =. >,
Rough Skin made smooth by using
juniper Tar. Soap, manufactured By cass1ell,
HRza1d-S Co, New. York
, 1869-12-13

fuU1Io BUILDING FUND
oest es.y .e.is 9.ilds9 Fs.d "a aeeor"t viii rAe.
Sept IL. By bsl seps soat iael pans HOUSE - m =,
b pfoesoas q si:ido boad;. aos...:.. sasaoo
aY,ssats
Dec, 10. To county ordets paid for uoust -,
To 90. ioi ia:sns 1siinn;. ...::.:..:.. iitI g
To do. fos Poor io1So toAd.s........ sAoe
..-..-.. seoeIoe
10 soonmi.s.oos 10 T7eaaursr.......... .ss.s s:1st1
balaaas.. 3:co1ss
y, 'sssaa 's5a
& sosass sGaooi rim. ''''' '
csea ns.siy Fa'a.ss ao0s f.'a I" oaa.as s'ta 1""s
Sept IL By bslanes # September report.
BY do eretdfaw0.....-,,.........." es'so
s16ni1
' ~ II II 2sHss TSsasu1s1: Ras iao
r. s,,,.<....,......,.....,.........i ''sss az Z
CT c''~y Bend Find i" o<so.u via zaoD'a' O. o.
Dee. TO- n h:,.nce 9, ssp!abes e, =
~ tAxt1 c0Ntt1tA. .-.-....+......,....s sA.NoSs
ss7aao
rrus's commissions. ous............-.-.. .ss7.s .s,sss
Balxnee.. ......................... SAGaa
The reports were referred to the Finance Com
ulttee.
TAKING sToCI.
Supervisor 9ACTKR moved that the Committee
On Poor House 6ud Paupets proceed 10 the County
Posr House and take An inventory Of al county
property.
Tie resolution vas passed.
Toe Judiciary Committee recommended teas
the account OF the Ssale'a Attorney be Allowed
The ftport was concurTed IN.
SUPERVISION AoAxlsoN ON SMOKING.
supervi' Or MoKK1soS offered the folio xioR:
e4olred That tba practice OF Enlhkiue, which pre-
rails T. suth !uf!oeAtmS extent ia It'll board, ee
hereafter prohibited, to tho end that the Aforesaid
board nay be nbie to seo with unclouded vtaion
through the tmrI business which cnncs before II
Resotred IhIt this resolution be enforced from the
date Of its EasAaEe.
The RESOLUTION WEE carried By IS o16,
Supervisor IEscu moved that che ring be n150
| prohibited.
l The motion was rot recelyed.
The board then adjourned NATL Mond1J, At
| q. m,
, 1869-12-13
CIRCUIT CURT.

GIVEN TO TIE jerry ..
Tplted S.a.es Y. Moses D. Shield ct els. Suit
upun . tobaecon!fte' boud, to recover duties al
}eEed TO have been unpaid This case WIS fully
mentioned on Saturday. when the defence WAS
sisted. Gifen TO the Jury.
, 1869-12-13

The Best and Original Tonic OF
Phosphorus and Ca11says, known - FeHo
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue, and the calisaJa
gives naturai, hea1shtnl tone to the digestive
forms, wakefutnesa general debility. depression
at spttrs: also, the best preventative aga1nat fe-
yer and ayue, Manufactured only by CasWe1,
Hazard i Co. New York. Sold bF druggists.
, 1869-12-13

The Hnir, Scalp, and Eaces-DE.
b c. Perry, Dermato1oR1st, no. 4s Bond
street. New York. treats with Special presct1p-
tons falling loss ahd p!smatu.sl5 gsay aa., anai,,
and al diseases which destroy the hair The
Doctor permanently cures Or petsonal attentioD)
moles and wena without cutting, pain, or scars:
cuta1eous eruptions aud acaI dtsquAma.tons
upon the face. No charge for consultaltor. Send
for an intetrtgatorY circular.
, 1869-12-13

ask36L65 |
Pr .mouns Of .e1e levied for 1sss, :.$s.a1sa.ss
by double ra,1ucrtt, tl1es Of lsss,
d't!s!sot sMtnants. . = Il. ;;; sam
NJ proceeds tsen County Hot2i:al
B, jaiof. Zee; Iestit ID fi1n fia:pee o
3, scen,e iee. ieeei; ID ffsn County
B. Balance io new account Di:::.... ,1sess
sstaei7,s.
De 10. To cr1nrs and Abattmcnls. per
r. eonlnsi;;ions F.'d Town Col. .s'
II : s,aenst rcf p,id svef, Il EGI '"S''
iutanJa Of slptT5sors fur proscct.
rsamsnas rl;; credited 10 Cook loal;1 l"
r. eaS s'noaat s4cdlied to falie Buiii ''s
msss:slat1i: =. pei .rs6 report. is9 d
Disbursements u per June report. 1sEta
Dsbul.e@ent. :. psi pei ss Dse e rero;t.. sa:ossi
ssn,o:77s
'i rusi1o 5iaI1ijs BUILDING TUsp. ,.''''' sA''1s'
e' o ey ss ns.dg I a:fs; s.4 . 1 s
Curt uoa.< k11e.Eon Aeeoaas, }Anauas 6sFert
@Lss.~.s+r. @ lsda:
Dse B. n:,snse .csSt q e e.4 a.sS asss
HI smoans rccevod 10. aale Of Cosk
Coun5 pondA--.. As5-ANtU
asa 5000
p.s. IL T. oraers paid iof new Court House
E sss p:1s s5 f.; sa!:. 1es
sseints e t.zes M :! sea a., rsy9fs1t
9sss stss ~ 9 Gss1t aefs Ees.s q 'ttfs4
r. ssa' s1t.:a.s1': 81 ss@n;i:;iSn: isI dis: .AD
rs oEsias Tsn.sa1s1s sns ee1;ai:;sns % ~ a"s"
eeIcts for eAle Of honds amounttnE
aMssa!es esaais:el: an di: aAsl
- bur.ments Of sasne on s1sl:ss-ss.. :slso
40 pA&ncG.ss%-..s..ss% s8yalA.A
essSa.oe
ss" 49, A' co1STT SosD rUsp. '''''''" ''
tocs co.e'y Bsna F.d il sesss.i 50 issss' O. or~.
nEnIT.
DC :. To amount ose.nssa h 1AtsAso
Dc. 10. By ,ane amount afterwards credited
Goof COUNTY Fnnd. BY oSdes of
Bos1d Of sugessisos'. h.4s3so
DEE. TO- ~ .nssnt appropriated BY tas1ery -, o =,
u 'or iee''.'.';;sf1r.' nsnr '''.-.-...-,~ A'A"e"
Dec. 10 To disbursencn.., u per Mareh.e-
pcc TO- r. = ncr Jns rroot 1G
DC pce d. Ts di.susFensnts, . :. &c pci sep.caIScr ~
Dec 10 To sE:saissnc1i:; 4: ri December e"''
Dec 10 To Observation-Disclosures. s
sl71onoe
Dee A. ~ HosHxi School. fvSS. a'''
q otbor~. 7ttsstr<r-A~sso1 Report for Dssss.aw,
June Is- r. depod. Of Il. B. 1e*h....-..a sAsoaoe
Dee+ ~ ~ 6sa6S
a:Assais
Dee. 10. To dt.hu..ements ssatenhes reeasts aeane
To disbursements, December 1&E35a
2sfse u
TAxas1zSTS iiiii;iiasi;f qu1xiSxiT aIroxT A'
Tho following quarterly reports we're also sub
ceos oeSs,y u ioeesss ni 1aeno, 0. o.soe., 7tsa,
| Hye:
cREp1roh.
Sept H. By balance September
Hy ta1es collected % aeeouni isss :,
I g essk s 1sscses iron ssi;'t 6saS;; Uiest
/ 81 cab Teeet1sa Hsaiso ffo;a Usa1i; ~ Gisif s''
Tor peddletS' neeuse3. 2-os
....-., as6gst q
BY balance AMOUNT oyetdta tawn...... A,ahas
I &aa,lt7b
Dec TO- t. county osaef, .eseks:
70 ao:a@,ssieas ss paid Uaias T:tioaai 'a"'
i 10 jarez. se;sise.tos, County Ind
70 % feSastr,s sias asas, u spiso7ed +;
oSss: fss:t! .; :.5{,! ssrs5 fsg9s s.;o, ;,; e.
II ~.TesA.........t:....... .,...,...,: .. ~
esss n isad sapai7sor Moth ola.
70 RsssaTs2;s ;:sii66iiis:as-: 6sani:asas:.:.:.:: as&s
- ''t+-s@ y <. = = -. 20
pee. 10. 10 ha1aaes...:
, 1869-12-13
BUSINE5a NOTICES,

Cod Liver OIL.
Hazard 1 CssTell's Cod Liver OIL is the BEST
, 1869-12-13
NoHc!

Read STEMS sdYertseuehs Oh the ttst pase ef
today = lssue,
, 1869-12-13
Supervisor GIBB3 wanted 10 know il that Wa9
10 bo u aingtDg school lie was opposed 10 paying
tie Eli gtcR bull
After s;me debate On the matter, the report vas
couc1rIeu IN.

70 % anging school lie vas opposed TO paying
Tie siL9tEK bull
A{ter s2tne Aebate On the matter, the report vas
couchrred IN.
cuCETy rurslClAS'5 REPORT.
The Coua1f Pnis1clAE for the County Poor
Donse reported, for tue quarter ending Dece4loer
], lsGo. n rollows:. Number OF person. treated,
E49; number Of births, 10; number OF dea,ks 10.
Anrstaea 81 lp1asoa q sini
:; i :sad sesse:!sa 81 81
ions Tor hospital patients are very nlssSrc. Tae
wards are large, but the poor vent1!stiun, TO-.
CetleE With t4eif oyel.cr1w ued conattson, render
.tsnd.pg he indtfsttxaels efforts Of lie warden warden
snd 1aAtron, 70 baye them kept clean Aua well
ard Ih.. las beea tns seeatsst barrier we
6en ard na:rou tho saiserin9s OF the poor OF
t;oo1 sn:E-not NltastanInz ita munlncence-
muht basc been great,
Tne report WAY ordered on f1le.
THE xc'Us7y AoarlTAI-
Mf. q. s. 1;ExF0Ku. e1-Warltn OF the County
1io.plta, reported for inc pas: year a. rotio;vs:
ss0; d.ed, 1o7; bort, 1us, trea.-d q: the dspen.
ear, i5a. Total 9,e:s. NamDer Of art,clei, aaen
iuret, 1ls5; amount received fot tickets sse1 81:
from Other sources. Hats st-total, 1852 50:
nEonn. s1peussa ssA - a1''Fs =, tns y.a!
| tie county for roa1d. slaa; Tae income fo. The
amooDts 10 s1,s's 50. Nj. RexIora concluaes
animation before patteutA are admitted. dep'or1ug
The dtferlise scwsra2c Of tue hospital, and oy de-
feEd,pg ,he pe}s.ssns atom ne s!audesons H.
The report wBs ordered On t1le.
VOTE OF THANKS.
On moSn 9fan nTaam0as 9n s. so1e Q! taanks "a a.
discharged the duties Of bis o!1ce.
CUcNTy TNEAuuNER'5 i ANNUAL EEFoRT.
The CLEHE read the following reports OF the
H-rTHhn hR Rfrt
, 1869-12-13

DIyRRsK;-Decembez y # hia teEdence: SIS Chtea, =
ycais. and .dayG FuncrL on Tomorrow tT1eeayl
hon his rez!dence, ut hstkpast O'Clock Friends r3
fa1u1lY sre {pEtted to 8tteod. =, -
, 1869-12-13


Etrte00EI
October sao
Total.
CAHpEETKA WORE
A5ttoOtf
November I
CUT STONE T0Hk.
sStFtfG2SEI 0N
VElCltf krca0
Total...~....... ..........................-s s.1a
Total anuant paid to Contractors IS
1ttAl amount paid to ATrh1te1t--- LEV
Total paid on building -8sl 80
Tbs following suu,s have been allowed by The Hud.
ing and Edntatf9n Committees, but rc14a3n unpaid
.ncr The tina they wero ailowed In tho October and
November stGAi&ns:
NaIpEAI<{ out9
Cut etono ASS
Total amount due to eonsrsetors Asl57
The town Of Like dep1tcd for the erection Of
Ee}d echoo1 the ,475 1go
Pzi1 to cout1AetuEs and architect. ~
, 1869-12-13

.... n3t>rftanprDu&.
SITUATION WASTE.l -Bi 4 COMPETENT Avn
y experienced pnst+- The tt4t 4. rrtrtrr.r. .,:.1
Apply at 2H East IctiauAe..
NITuATION NAETED-RY AS FYpra1FS1; n
- ntu1le-Astd woman +, tskr c7-r o. : t;;a; i,
S"rd rI+ia keTer. and can tre.A:' Wlr+.f- { ~
Htu'iux mseAine. and il q IL. - .".At IL &.
MY uscfEl. Apply At III Srv:,I.; NJ, :, !. " -.
, 1869-12-13
TO RENT HOUSES.

NO RBNTCvERY low UNTIL NAY LHOUSE
1 No1ei W.inntst. IN the E;eipity Of Union Park
order with E.s water. bathroom, d.. Address call
At 138 WalLut-lt-
TyO RENT-C0TTAGE NO: act WEST VAN BU.
reu.et, Z rooua; cheap. No. It's Wool st.: email
h0ise Aso nsp md rooma soIes In desira-
Die locations. the South aEd Nosh Dtfsfons. At l,w
prices to rood tGnalt8 Apply to j, II. MARSHALL,
Room. & No. 81 South UNk.et
, 1869-12-13

a5k36Le5
By amouut Of thxes levied for 1858. ..$s4aoos -
by double rAy1ue1.te, tAxea Of 1853, ~
t,tfrIeos tnants........-.....-... s.s1
Ey t&Nrs collected on warrant Of 1857. I'll
~ proceeds fstm County Aotai:a3
b. ju1orp' fres Ieeeis "a frrfn Firsneo
-Csa'mf,tce.......:.. :;..,..:.--... 1lass
Cirrt- .......................... i,4Hs5
By balance to ncn aceou1t. Dr......- t5,1aA13
, 1869-12-13
&sn,e.7.1
a nl5lM

To balsncc c...s.,.......,y... .....,& 4ll5l =
PUBLIC BUILDING FIND.
Coa@ G5nsy lsbit building Fsad il aecuvat Lh 7Anat
o. Dshrn 7tras4rer. (a4s aerlsat orAer1y eutlsd
Court Hoat Ette1E;on Account "}-AHatsal Asfert,
I'<rv~.Ser. It6a:
1ES8 ..
Dec T. By Rslance On hand. ......--..3s q cts1 a
By amount OF tAI collected. ..---..- IasV1assa
~ sunount fccetvcd to- aale Of Cock
, 1869-12-13
AGENTS WANTED,

= E0We9fIeA-
El3rATiOE, WAETEG-bY 4 GOOD SretnF
- FRI atn1f the Exst. ~ cn1.ansrrs"l :, s7.
cl11 hneses6sk itest " Iescstnses Gil =: :,l..a,
cIiEf.Es.. rflr MaIZaa - -
, 1869-12-13

easty Ss Il ts til sa.
funds tos sid the erection Of the building Finally.
se unable 10 p1oeeei f1fthrr With tie work ua thc:f
Claims assintt ;s county sIe and thain the
ed, It Is Halle suftAta serious Injury. If left
1festLt condition during the winter In view OF thcse
iattr, the bIat the necessity Of spprnr.f
ntiuG tuoueS to eatiRty the above cla.s from
TIC stls Lt the yet saold bouLls Of the county.
The report TlB C0ncuTFd IN.
SCHOOL srFERIfTKSDEST's KEroHT.
Supervisor MORRISON submitted sne following:
nuai report Of the 6chro Superintendent NC md the
FAc correct IL Al Itspces. aud would recommend The
s.kl School:
TIA
H. ElAtE EIu4p. air
, 1869-12-13
PARTNERS WANTED.

TIAFTNRK WAETED-WTTH aAoM TO 960C0
calita1 OF Wi1 seu out altogether In the ra hust
nes1; lefs rms years and months. a rsre chance
for man Of buaness; q miles from Chicago; Mater
pARTNKR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INTER-
x 3 tIssssnt md iusEstys oeeqpsaoq: This ds
sbIly to maks moneT. Cal and eIs1ane from =. n.
to ?. n., At Room IT, Central Hcuse. Randolphss-
DARTFRR wAFTED-1N a FLOUR, AND FEED
T. stoIe, one Of The beat locations In tho South
niy}s3on, Wf0 se the hole Intsrest IN tta .sue
lnHaire ho. Chamber Of Commerce. CuLIOa @
, 1869-12-13

Die. IL. Te hA1aaes.
, 1869-12-13

E1IUAT10N WANTFn-AS f5URrF Se1yTSoe
. clerk. Or staistant bnnkkatr:r q, is,; -, ~
seesrsse reEbasiI sacrt hand w.:r- ~ r.
hsfe1enees 6Tcu- Address :, rnas.e s::ts
SITUATl0N wASrEr.-A F1cSr o3 s.r,;x,1,
[cIasA osttion by thcIua:h iak t,.:.- ,:i- ~
neas s1au *hu ts eoE1ptt-nr b., .kks-T~. iI..a 49,
ee?tioEAbtt reference Ad!.cst, i .hr.r t.t. II
Tribune td1ee. ''N SA's' " !.
, 1869-12-13
H0ARD WANTED.

POARDN1N -KxPHRIFNOKD LADY TEACHER
G1cf piano, w1sbes home = private family where
16e can Sve lesoona psrt IL payment for board viii
furnish piano aud best cf Tcfnfence1 Addrts1 MUSlU
TEACHER, Ba1cra Muaic btnre, Ctosby's 0petA
HQuse,
DOARD-WANTED 70 .EXGHANGK - ACRES
o. Of land In this State for board hy = ainele m4n
Gait npon or ldnfess A BENIN. 68 Monrna It
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
THOMAS COUNTY. GA,
Plantation for Sale.

r offer for sale Plantation in Thomas County,
4 four miles flom 1homasyille, consisting Of
Twelve Hundred and Two and Half Acres first
quality Land, with good dwellings, cabins, kitch-
ems, barns, stables, gin house, gin packing
screw, blacksmith shop, &C., all under good
fence FIVE hundred acres cleared, balance heav-
lily timbered. There are three hundred acres Of
Virgin Hammock-bOunded on the North side
by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, on the South
by the Monticello road, and the new railroad
from Albany will come within half a mile OF this
Plantation.
There il a never-failing creek of fine water
running through the Plantation. Also five wells
and two well-stocked fish ponds on the premises.
This place is known as the "Seward Home
Place." being formerly the property of Hon. Jas.
L. Seward
The mules, horses and other stock, with all
the wagons and agricultural implements, will be
sold with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars apply to
A. STEVENS, Augusta, Ga.
or to A. p. WRIGHT, Townsville, Ga,
or to L. j. GUlLMARTIN & Co., Savannah, Ga.
2. S.-There are two churches and two
schools in Townsville, Ca, fine climate and
good neighbors.
decl7 If
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
ICOAMUSICATgD.l

HIwAssEE CoLLEGE.-The examination
OF the pupils ofthis Institution was con-
cluded on the 22d ult., quite a large au-
dience being in attendance. The exami-
nation of the classes was conducted by
Professors Snyre and Ramsay, who sub
,jccted them to rigid course of questions
(which were answered in most satisfacto-
rSmanner. In fact, the proficiency at
tanned by them in the short period of
time that they have been under the charge
enf, Professor Greiner is marvellous. SchOl-
ars were examined in Caesar who began
Latins6Se months ago, and the readiness
with which they responded demonstrated
Gobs,asiyely thar extra pains had been ta-
Ken to instruct them. The same observa-
tions might be made in regard to Greek
end Mathematics. The number of pupils
is small at present, but we cannot question
the fact that such an Instructor as the
Principal of the College, must receive, as
he merits, liberal patronage. We have
been informed that the next session will
begin with an increase of 25 or 80 young
gentlemen to the list of students.
Success, then, to Iiwassee, and We hope
the day is not far distant when it shall at
tain She popularity and patronage it had
under Doak. r.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Jan. 4, 1869.
REMARKS.

AlLANlA1 Vah' II AOOJ'
REMARKS.
Corn-Is in fair demand. There will be a
large demand for this article in the South dur
ing the ye r, but owing to the large surplus in
Tennessee and North Carolina. future prices
can only be conjectured. Shippers and traders
are cautioned to be careful in Smelling corn and
to reject all that is rotten or damaged.
Wheat-is not active at our quotations, and
moves only as millers want it for grinding.
Rye-Is in limited demand and sowing time
has passed. We only quote nominally.
Oats-The demand is increasing. This and
next month is our heaviest demand for oats for
sowing. The stock is light and an upward ten
dency manifested.
Flour-Aloges slowly and is rather on the de-
cline owing to large arrivals.
Peas-Are in very limited demand at our
quotations. Demand will increase in March
ami April Tor planting.
Bacon--yery little in market. The indica-
tons are that the demand for the year will be
heavy, and prices about as last year.
Lard-Moves very slow at our quotations.
Hay-Is in moderate demand. Stocks ample
and prices tend downward.
Sundries-Butter is in regular demand and
brings full prices when fresh, sound and put up
in small packages. Eggs are in less demand
since Christmas and prices considerably reduc'
ed. Green apples in good demand if large and
sound. Apples should be shipped in barrels
with divers holes bored to admit the air. On
ions are in good demand. Irish potatoes are in
limited demanai especially for mixed lots.
Dressed POultry--Is in constant demand in
cold weather. We caution shippers to deal in
poultry only on q good margin. They lose in
weight and are very easy to faint in warm wea
ther, and prices very Auctuating. De sure they
are thoroughly cool be ore packng-even if fro
zen so much the better-salt very light and pacl
nothing with them avoid putting straw or hay
in the package with poultry, as it causes then
to heat and faint.
Corn-s5n9O per bushel.
Wheat-White, 2 l5a2 25 Tennessee Red
2 lOa2 Is; Georgia Red, 7Oal 90 per bushel
0ats-83aS2M per bushel.
Tennessee Hay-1 4Oal 60 per hundred.
Rye 35 per bushel, nominal.
Flour-Super fine, IS per sack IS lbs; Ex
ira, 00a5 rs; Family, 5 75a6 10
Meal-90c pee bushel.
Bacon-llai2 per h.. clear sides, l51&al6c
HAMS l5al6c.
Lard-in bills, 16al7c; in firkins, l7al8c.
Butter-declining 25a3Oc per lb.
Eggs-2Oa25c per dozen.
Onions-l 25al IS per bushel.
Field Peas-Red. S5a9Oc per bushel; White
GOAL 90 per bushel
Dried Apples, 4ysa5c per ID; Dried Peaches
peeled, i6,tl7c per 10. Unpeeled, G24a7Hc.
Green Arples-75al rs per bushei.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-07
Indian Murder.

The plan arranged by Sherman and
Sheridan, for the indiscriminate slaughter
of the Indians is arousing Indignation in
all quarters. 1t is now ascertaincd that
many of the Indians killed recently by
Clusters command were friendly to the
whites and at peace with the government,
Colonel Wynkoop, the ex-Indian Agent,
who lately resigned, delivered an address
few nights ago before the American
Geographical and Statistical Society, in
which he partly explained his resignation.
He knew it to be the intention of the
managers of the Indian campaign to ex-
terminate all the Indians they could find
These managers SHERMAN and Sheridan)
proposed to make him decoy to get the
Indians into their power, and rather than
be party to so infamous crime as they
contemplated, he resigned his place. Sher.
man and Sheridan are just the men for
the murderOus work projected on the
Plains. The people of South Carolina
and Georgia can testify to their profcien.
cy as plunderers and incendiaries. They
are now distinguishing themselves as de-
liberate murderers, and earning reputa-
ton that should damn them to eternal in.
famy.-Record & ViMdicator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSuMPrIVES

THE ADVERTISER having been restored tc
l. health in few weeks by very simple REM
edy, after having suffered several years with o
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
TO all those who desire it he will send o copy
of the prescription used Gree Of elarge) with
the directions Tor preparing and nsing the same,
which they will find a sure cure for CoNsUMP
TIoE, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITls, SC. The only Oh
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescriptions will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
los South I'd St., Williamsburgh, Kings Co., MY.
nOvl9 ly
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VI Randall johnson, an old negro liv-
ing on Pond Creek, in this vicinity, was
most shamefully treated a few nights ago.
According to the statement received by
us, party of three unknown white men
entered his house on the occasion referred
to, and, after putting him in mortal dread
of personal violence, proceeded to rob him
of everything he possessed of any value.
They took his watch, money, gun and
even portion of his own and his family's
clothing. This will be probably regarded
as Kuklux outrage, but We have heard
it limited that Randall knows the parties,
but as they belong to the same league he
does, he refuses to disclose their names.
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A dispatch has been received at the
Treasury Department from the Collector
at Brownsville, Texas, stating that two in
spectors had been murdered in that dis
trict by gang of robbers, and that anoth-
er inspector was badly injured by the same
band. The names Of the murdered men
are WIN. H, Phelps and George F.
Hammond. Robert H. Ryan is the
name of the injured man. No details of
the affair have been received.
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n We were reonested a weak or two

" We were requested week or two
ago to draw attention to the dangerous
and reprehensiblc habit INDUCED in by
some of the boys about town of discharg-
ing fire. arms almost within its limits.
1t is to be hoped that the accidental
disabling of a valuable horse belonging to
Mr.. Jonah Frazier, on Tuesday afternoon,
will have the effect of putting stop to
it at once.
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NOTICE.

HAVING bought out the Stock In Trade Of A
IL STEVENS, we have formed a COpartner-
snip for the purpose OF carrying on Grocery
and Commission Business.
We will also deal in Planters Supplies and
everything usually found in first class Grocery
House.
We will give prompt attention to any Con
signment OF Cotton or other Produce made to us
and do our best to deserve the patrqnbge Apf the
eustomersof the old House, which for the pas
thirty years has been iavorably known here
and Of all our old friends who may favor us witt
business. W. M. DUN BAR 4 co.
W. NJ. DUNBAR, Of South Carolina,
THos. M. GCLDsBY, OF Virginia.
Dec. II. 3t.
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SWEETWATER HOTEL.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES pleasure -
i in informing the public generally that Ill
he has opened the above house, formerly
kept by MIR. F. A. Ramsey, where he win be
glad to receive all who may favor him with q
call. He viii also, as far as practicable, be at
the Depot on the arrival of the trains, to assist
those who may desire to stop at his house, and
hopes by attention to the comfort OF his guests to
merit a liberal patronage. ,.fsss
Up. CHUMLEA, Proprietor.
Move mber 10, 1868. 3mos
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u Until Tuesday morning, whenelthe
weather cleared off cold, there seemed, To
be some prospect that the bottom would
be washed out of this end of the world
entirely. The roads were in such condi-
tion that the strongest teams were requir-
ed to draw the lightest loads. One q
two persons of this neighbOrheod are
missing, and it is feared theyjtare stuck
somewhere and are unable to extricate
themselves.